Derry Borough High School - Derrian Yearbook (Derry, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Yes Face .Open for Business li .L 'Lo rx Xex VN ,Er x , , X fx. ff 1' 4' uv' uf' of x xx A. 1 , C L M . 'H 1 x Want a bike? Book Worm7 ,Q is 1? Three Musketeers :ss Effucuency of 54 I i T Angels in Disguise HC cfmbziaffcafion l H WILLIAM I-l. LANDIS, JR. Bachelor of Science . . . Washington and Jefferson College . . . Master's degree in Educational Administration from the University of Pittsburgh. . .Joined Derry Borough l-ligh faculty in 1939 .. Elected Principal in 'l938...Accepted position of Supervising Principal ol Derry Schools in 1948. 4 X 9,- + I --..--..... K . . R , x iff- Y! af 'f' sii wx gk X X X X 'Qsdbi-s q 5 M , .ntk . In k k -..:. I X , at 5531 3 1 ? Q - 1 6 -. .mn ,NI Nl-a..M K . Q ,.'-:ff . , , ,ff X.-pd' inns-uxlvf' via' N'-ul i 'F acuffy MRS. MARY R. ADAMS Bachelor of Science in Health Education . . . Slippery Rock State Teachers College . . .Sponsors the G. A. A., the DERRIAN, the Rambler, and Cheerleaders. . . Junior Class Advisor. . . Teaches Girls' Health and Physical Education, English l . . . Loves all sports, dancing and chocolate cake... Dislikes people who crack chewing gum . . . Hobby is cooking. MR. PATSY BUCCI Bachelor of Science . . . Penn State . . . Active in many organizations. . .Sponsor of Lettermen's Club. . . Basketball coach . . . Teaches Physics, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra land ll . . . Likes all sports and mathematics . . . Dislikes snobs ...A friend to all students. MISS A. ARLENE CLJSTER Bachelor of Science. . . University of Pittsburgh .. .Teaches all commercial subjects . . . Sponsors the DERRIAN, the Rambler, and Journalism Club. .. Freshmen Class Advisor. . . Active in church activi- ties. . .Likes ice cream, swimming, and traveling . . . Hobbies are music and photography. MRS. MARTHA DIBERT R. N. Latrobe School of Nursing . . .Member of the Westmoreland County School Nurses Associa- tion, Latrobe Alumni . . . Loves to work with children.. . Hobbies are reading and sewing. MR. KEN DALL GROTE Bachelor of Science... Indiana State Teachers College. . .Sponsor of the Student Council . . . Sophomore Class Advisor. . . Teaches General Science, Biology and Pennsylvania History. . . Likes children and sports.. . Dislikes noisy people . . . Hobbies are playing golf and collecting butterflies. MR. JOHN M. LEWIS Bachelor of Science in Health Education. . . Slippery Rock State Teachers College . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Football coach . . .Sponsor of the Stage Crew . . . Teaches Mathematics and Physical Education . . . Likes all sports, golf, and ice cream . . . Hobbies are model railroads and color photography. MRS. ELEANOR M. McKELVEY Bachelor of Arts, O. B .... Pennsylvania College for Women . . . Attended King's School of Oratory and Seton Hill College. . .Sponsor of the Dramatic Club. . . Directs Senior Class Play and Commence- ment. . .Senior class advisor . . .Teaches English ll, Ill, and IV... Belongs to Delta Kappa Gamma, Greensburg College Club. . . Loves to read his- torical novels. . . Loathes chewing gum. . . Col- lects antiques. DR. O. P. OLIVER Class Valedictorian, 1933... St. Vincent Col- lege, 1936. . . Georgetown University, 1940. . . Army 1949 to 1946. . . Likes to Fish and hunt- killed a Kodiak bear in Alaska in 1953...Six children. MRS. ELEANOR K. PRYCE Bachelor of Science . . . lndiana State Teachers College. . . Belongs to the Tuesday Evening Music Club. . .Sponsor of the Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Freshmen Chorus and the Operetta . . . Music supervisor for all grades. . . Likes her family and good music... Hobbies are knitting and decorative painting. MRS. MARY B. TOVO Bachelor of Arts . . . Bucknell University . . l Active in Latrobe Music Club, American Legion Auxiliary, and church activities . . . Sponsors French Club and Latin Club. . .Sophomore class advisor .. .Teaches Latin, French, Plane Geometry. . . Likes good books. . . Dislikes alarm clocks. . . Hobbies are reading and cooking. MR. THOMAS J. WINGARD Bachelor of Science. . . St. Vincent College . . . Active member of V.F.W .... Sponsor ofthe Civics Club.. .Junior class advisor.. .Teaches Social Studies. . . Likes all sports, movies, his family and traveling.. .Dislikes smart guys, bluffers, quit- ters, and gossips . . . Hobby is reading. on a ing -Q Loyal Fans Jolly Boss Man Busy Fingers Well, NOWH Our Smiling Advisor l-leer Ye Mr. Fix-it Coach 8 Taking it easv Not, Mel 7 Y-s-. P Ns Left to Right: F. Galosi, Treasurer, P. Lanza, V. President, H. Boyer, President, E. Serena, l-listorian, Mrs. Mclielvey, Advisor A Sylvester, Secretary. gfass of 254 We First entered the halls of Derry eagerly anticipating the lun we would have while learning to prepare for the future, Gur freshmen year we elected ollicers as follows: Philip Rupert, President, Pat Kurtz, Vice-President, Anna Barron, Secretary, Marigrace l lensler, Treasurer, and Ed Serena, l-listorian, Other HV. l. P.'s were Joan Chocltla, Cheerleader, and Marigrace Hensler, Student Council member, We made our debut in the form of an assembly in which we presented a play, Wilbur's Wild Night. We gained recognition by winning first prize for our Float in the Homecoming Day Parade. We very anxiously returned, our sophomore year. This time our officers were: Anna Barron, President, Bill Dillon, Vice-President, Jorge Rhodes, Secretary, and Phyllis lvlcflune, Treasurer. ivlarigrace l-lensler was again elected to the Student Council. Qur third year was one ol excitement and activity. Qur officers were: l-lerb Boyer, President, Jorge Rhodes, Vice-President, Bill Dillon, Secretary, and Wess Palmer, Treasurer. Qur Student Council member was Anna Barron, and because we were upperclassmen, we could elect two additional members, they were Patty Pollard and Shirley Rupert. We presented our Prom, Moonlight and Rosesf' which was a huge success. We also enjoyed practicing for our class play, MCn the Beam. And then, the big day Finally arrived when we became Seniorsl We were happy, but still in our hearts we felt lcind of sorry that this would be our last year at DBHS. l lerb Boyer was again elected President, Pete l.anza, Vice-President, Anita Sylvester, Secretary, and Fred Galosi, lreasurer. Gur Student Council members remained the same as the previous year, Though we never had a dull moment, we bid farewell to our Alma Mater with damp eyes .... MOTTO: Live pure, speak true, right wrong, and follow the King. COLORS: White and Gold FLOWERg Red R052 9 ANNA CATHERINE BARRON Ann June 3, 1936 . . . Likes pizza, sports, people with a sense of humor, auburn hair. . . Dislikes rainy weather, snobish and conceited kids, homework. . . Hobby talking.. . Ambition secretarial work. . . G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, President 4, Girls Chorus 1, 9, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Civics Club 1, Treasurer 1, Rambler Staff 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Class Secretary 1, Class President 2- On the Beam 3. JOYCE CLARA BENDER Joyce September 10, 1936 ...Likes dancing, singing, movies, football, pizza pie... Dislikes homework, snobs, smart guys, smoking, people who brag. . . Ambition study music in college ...Hobby singing. . .Civics Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, On The Beam 3. JOAN ELIZABETH BEUTEN Ding July 10, 1936 ...Likes pep meetings, sports, Dodgers. . .Dislikes movies, homework, rainy days, show-offs... Hobby collecting song sheets.. .Ambition telephone opera- tor.. . Civics Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 9, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, French Club 4. M.-Q A185 i 515 3 1-X HERBERT WAYNE BOYER Herb July 10, 1936 ... Likes almost everything . . . Dislikes hardly any- thing . . .Ambition to be a successful businessman .. .Hobby all sports. . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Civics Club 1, Vice President, French Club 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Derrian Staff 3, 4, Lettersmen's Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class President 3, 4, On The Beam 3, Rambler Staff 3, 4. :Lf FRANCIS LAWRENCE CAMILLI Sonny May 6, 1936 ...Likes apple pie, pizza pie. . .Dislikes school, Sunday drivers. . . Hobby driving . . . Ambition to be an automobile mechanic.. .Civics Club 1, Journalism Club 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4. RICHARD HENRY CHAMBERLAIN Gus May 27, 1936 , . . Likes ice cream, pie, rest, driving, football, music, swimming... Dislikes gym classes, people who act smart, Snobs. . Hobby talking. . .Ambition to work and make money. . . Boys Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Civics Club 1, Journalism Club 3, 4, Rambler Staff 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4. JOAN ELlZABETH CHOCKLA Joanie March 8, 1936 . . . Likes sports, dancing, spaghetti. . . Dislikes people that gossip and break promises. . . Hobby dancing... Ambition telephone operator.. .Civics Club 1, G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Rambler Staff 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Derrian Stall 4. I. , ' Q -,W-a-... RONALD LEE DELL Rosco April 5, 1936 ...Likes apple pie, ice cream... Dislikes getting up in the morning. . .Ambition to get a job. . . Hobbies hunting and Fishing . . .Journalism Club 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, Football 1, Q, Basketball 1 2. WILLIAM STEWART DILLON Willie February 6, 1936 ...Likes sports, dancing, nice girls, good music... Dislikes girls that smoke, conceited people. . . Hobby all sports... Ambition college and success in life. .. Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Manager Q, Track 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 9, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, French Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Vice President Q, Secretary 3, Rambler Staff 3, 4 On The Beam 3, Derrlan Stall 4. 12 Vice President 3, President 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, History Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, 'S' A .4 as CONCETTA ANN DISTEFANO Connie December 9, 1936 . . . Likes ice cream, music, sports. . . Dislikes snobs, bubble gum, noisy movies, smoking . . . Ambition plan to teach music. . . Hobby playing the piano... G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4, Civics Club 1, Girls Chorus 9, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pianist Q, 3, 4, Rambler Staff 4- Derrian Stall 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4. January 97, 1937 Dislikes working Hobby slee in 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, Class treasurer 4 BEVERLY ANN HENDERSON Bev July 3 1936 Likes movies, red hair, Julius LaRosa . . . Dislikes poor sports, tardy people. . . Ambition join the Waves Hobbies reading and watching television.. Civics Club 1, Journalism Club 3, 4, Derrian Stail 4, Rambler Stall 4, Girls Chorus 1, Q, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4- G A A 1 Q 3 4 ALFRED PAUL GALOSI re ...Likes pizza pie, apple pie, lemon soda pop hunting . . . ' . . . p g Ambl tion lumberjack. . .Civics Club 1, Journalism Club PATRICK TUMILTY KURTZ Pat' MARIGRACE HENSLER Gracie JJly 4, 1936 ...Likes Eddie Fisher, potato chips, dancing, talking on phone. .. Dislikes winter, math, conceited people, cats.. . Hobby collecting cups and saucers. . . Am- bition teacher. . . History Club 1, 9, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Ccrincil 1, 2, Historian Q, Class Treasurer 1, Civics Club 1, C.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Cuirls Chorus 1, Q, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Rambler Stahl 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, On the Beam 3. July 9, 1936 . . . Likes sports, ice cream, dancing, music, good books, Liz Taylor.. . Dislikes Cats , girls who smoke, snobs showoiis . . . Hobby playing the piano, girls. . . Am- bition attend Rensselaer Polytechnic institute . . . Activities Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Freshman Vice-President, Football 1, Q, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Civics Club 1, French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, History Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Drama- tics Club 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, On the Beam 3. 5 ,N I 2 ,g as i H. ir'i PETER SAMUEL LANZA Pete April 4, 1936 . . . Likes sports, spaghetti, chocolate milk, driving, dancing, ice cream, Debbie Reynolds . . . Dislikes snobish people, girls who smoke, homework. . . Hobby working in the store... Ambition college.. Basketball 1, SZ, 3, 4, History Club 1, Q, 3, 4, President 4, Civics Club 1, French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3- Journalism Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Derrian Staff 4- Class Vice President 4 til M :L Pl-lYLLlS FAY McCLl.lNE Phyllis September 25, 1936 . . . Likes Red convertibles, chocolate ice cream, picnics ...Dislikes wolf whistles, stuck-up people, noisy study halls.. . l-lobby stamp collecting.. .Ambition enter Nurses' training school . . .Civics Club 1, Class Treasurer 9, Librarian Q, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Derrian Stall 4, Dramatics Club 4, Journalism Club 4. WESLEY ROBERT MILLER Picky December 31, 1936 .. .Likes spaghetti, dancing, movies, friendly girls, sleep . . . Dislikes giddy girls, work, people who crack gum, fakes . . . l-lobby collecting match book covers . . . Ambition to be a private eye. . . Boys Chorus 1, Q, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Football 3, 4, manager Q, Basket- ball 3, 4, manager Q, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Civics Club 1, Derrian Staff 4, French Club 4. NORMA LOUISE OLIVERIO Norm October 31, 1936 . . . Likes sports, pizza pie. . . Dislikes noise, snobs ... Hobby photography, sewing. . . Ambition college ...Civics Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 9, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Drama- tic Club 3, 4, l-listory Club 3, 4, Music Leader 3, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Derrian Stall 4, Librarian 4, Office Secretary 4, On The Beam 3. s. ,Ns :C1 I5 Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Office girl 4, On the Beam 3. July 93, 1935 Club 4, French Club 4, Derrian Stall 4. PATRICIA LOUISE POLLARD Pat August 99, 1936 ...Likes Gracie, Eddie Fisher, sports, to be called Pat , ice cream...Dislikes being disappointed, grumpy people . . . Hobby talking on the telephone . . . Ambition Secretary. . .Civics Club 1, Secretary 1, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, Q, G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Rambler Stall 4, Derrian Stall 4, Journalism JORGE L. RHODES Dusty' February 4, 1936 ...Likes girls, spaghetti, sleeping, holidays. . .Dis- likes English, losing football games . . . Hobby driving the Chrysler.. .Ambition to make a lot of money . . . Football 1, Q, 3, 4, Civics Club 1, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Rambler Stall 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club Q, 3, 4, Boys Chorus 1, Q, Mixed Chorus 3, Derrian Stall 4, Class Vice President 3, Class Secretary ' Q, On The Beam 3. I6 NORMAN WESLEY PALMER Wes . . . Likes WAKU's Sunday program at19:3O p.m., home made root beer, Nancy's pizza and spaghetti . . . D s likes cranking Roy's green Chrysler, Hawaiian Guitar players, people who can't sing, muscle men named Bob . Hobby blowing bubbles. . .Ambition Minister . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class treasurer 3, Journalism . , 'sr ' k as . 5.4.- aw' - . -' BEVERLY JEAN RITCHEY Bev February 7, 1936 . . .Likes Chuck , pizza pie, spaghetti, football, dancing.. .Dislikes homework, smoking, noisy study halls.. . Hobby writing to Chuck . . . Ambition Nursing. .. l-listory Club 1, 9, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Civics Club 1, Girls Chorus 1, Q, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Derrian Statl 4, Journaliam Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, On The Beam 3. THERESA JOYCE RIZZUTO Theresa August 17, 1936 mt ...Likes most food, reading, sewing . . . Dislikes con- ceited people, rain, drying dishes... Hobby eating ...Ambition to be a secretary . . . G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, D Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, Q, Civics Club 1- ' Journalism Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Derrian Stahg 4, On The Beaml' 3 LOUIS JOSEPH RONDINELLA Louie August QS, 1936 ...Likes all sports, apple pie, spaghetti . .. Dislikes wise guys, girls who drink...l-lobby hunting Ambition to get a job . . . Journalism Club 3, 4, Civics Club 1, Derrian Stah' 4 39 gf as PHILIP RUSSELL RUPERT Phil September 4, 1936 . . .Likes track, ice cream, dancing, girls, football . .. Dislikes big deals . . . Hobby reading books... Ambition college ...Football 1, Q, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Boys Chorus 1, 9, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Civics Club 1, Stage Crew 1, SZ, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Class President 1, Derrian Staff 4. 3 e -1-luv' SHIRLEY MAE RLJPERT Roach March 25, 1936 . . .Likes sports, friendly people. . . Dislikes snobs and homework. . . Hobby talking . , . telephone oper- ator . . . Civics Club 1 , G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Librarian Q, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Derrian Stall 4, Rambler Stall 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, 4, On The Beam 3. 4 5 'suv' .,-J EDWARD THOMAS SERENA Eddie November 21, 1936 . . . Likes sports, eating, sleeping . . . Dislikes pegged pants and turned up collars...Hobbies working at Genes, playing golf at Statlers.. .Ambition Coach at Teachers College. . .Civics Club 1, Football 9, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 9, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Boys Chorus 1, Q, Mixed Chorus 3, Rambler Staff 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Historian 1, Q, 3, 4, On The Beam 3. l I8 1 Ay' WILLIAM EDWARD SINDORF November 14, 1935 .. . Likes food, sports, girls. . . Dislikes snobs, school .. . Hobby walking . . .Ambition have fun . . . Foot- ball 1, Q, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Civics Club 1- Derrian Staff 4 Journalism Club 3 4 Fran-5 Q ,lsri e A -6' Y-N August Q7 1935 .. . Likes good food, dancing, good movies. . . Dis- likes ironing, show-offs. . . Hobby talking . . .Ambi- tion secretary.. . G.A.A. 1, SZ, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 9, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Derrian Staff 4, Rambler Staff 4. ANITA SYLVESTER Nita' May 4, 1936 ...Likes good food, friendly people, football .. Dislikes stuck up people. . . Hobby photography. .. Ambition private secretary . . .Civics Club 1, G,A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, Q, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Rambler Stall 4, Derrian Staff 4, Class Secretary 4 On The Beam 3. CAROLYN ANN SMAY Carly f 7 U DOLORES MAGDALENE SYLVESTER Chubby April 10, 1936 . . . Lilces food, sports. . . Dislikes people who act smart. . . Hobby eating . . . Ambition secretary . . . Civics Club 1, G.A,A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 9, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Derrian Stall 4, Rambler Stall 4, Dramatics Club 4. HELEN ANN WAGGLE Helen December 3, 1936 . . . Likes potato chips, ice cream, sports, sleeping, gray cars.. .Dislikes rainy days, show-offs . . . Hobby eating . . . Ambition telephone operator . . . Civics Club 1, Girls Chorus 1, Q, Librarian Q, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Rambler Stall 3, 4, Derrian Stall 4, French Club 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. oozzfiyfil' unc! :Rosas lull- an - XXX 4 5 N QQN fa A xxx. K 'J i f X : Wii pwf N me Q X ,.,--J -vu-Q 9 ,,f-' X ' SN'k I Q l Q M..-5 AQ SX X SX fi X Q, X I!! .K rl ldv' x KX fy sim Vim ff' is ,ff W 4 3 QS C 6 9, 7' Q95 005 as 56, I I I 4 Q' 'J N I ,. rx 'xlfy A-ff 6 Maur OLD'GOL OLD-COLD Funny Faces' ' is 5 - wb, ms ' 'GV 5? wi ,. ' f get , y x wx . . . sw E ' E E E 1 , Www. ., .W -M46 I 1 YA ,rf bv ,lgq 'Grandad Meets a Pal U It . K ,f Y' Junuors at vvork'?'?7'? 5 QKICJ' v r 1 ixfs' ,xxx .' Accordm MIL. V , e' , X , F A N .. A. ,, X ir A . , L . X 4 wk -Vf - fy 'NI I fy! l 9 to this Junior Mathematicians 'K 2 NA 4 X- 'L 1.1, ,Nw ' V ff 3 M V, If .mi .7 1 'L Q I' Ulf: .gli'TX,IT!xa Ufass o 55 Here we are like vice-presidents-a step beyond innocence, a step below experience. We liked our middle state. The Junior class enjoyed the wonderful privilege of being upper- classmen, under the guidance of Mrs. Adams and Mr. Wingard. The winter months went past so soon with their games, dances, assemblies, and parties. Most wonderful ol all was our shiny new class rings. Then there was the prom. lt was even more exciting this year be- cause it was our own project. Now we realize we have only one more year of high school. As we approach the Senior year we resolve to make it the best. We know that it, too, will be Filled with friends, knowledge, and new experiences. P. Irwin B. Herdman J. Klym J. l-lines T. Klym L. Hofmann N... ' C. l-lanlin J. Gruebel R. Dorazio R. Henderson K. Greubel T. Flowers Y' Clk! 'lf-Il 3 U J gf 'hgh Xa .Cyl qs rl X I 1 Q -s , ,J Q V Q fe .2 g - f... , . ...Q 15 - J ' sg ,..,, . .. ' ' fr , V .f hs gh W ' Ez' 'ik V.VgV .J . 3 , ch fn, M kg , ,M 1.....:., . ,. ii: Wim K W it it C. Albaugh S. Avampato P. Barron B. Bucci F. Craver J. Cribbs J. Crocker S. Dell C. DeMalta ,,, nf?-, QV? ,1-7., gf, , . 'P fx if x .VI ii xx Ai? J, , ,iff '7' is 1.4 ul ---J' Yu N 408' 'YN' J: ,J if l w P. Kurtz y 'Q' VXPQ A R. Luster , ', i Left to Righi: Mrs. Adams, Advisor, Carolyn DeMalte, Secretary, Bob Bucci, Historian, Patty , Q Barron, Treasurer, Mr. Wingard, Advisor, Paul Irwin, Vice-President, Sam Avampato, President. R. McKinney I 5 f N W. Mclilveen B. While T. Uhall w L. Walkinshaw R. Zannetti E. Walters R. Zappa L, Mortimore .- M. Ncce A, - ' his ' 'P 03 L.Paui if 9 ! K .3 K sf g 'K 'I 'X 'X5 J, Nm ,fs , A A N L. Siders Y. Resides P. Pager N. Piper v f D. Sweeney J. Roman D. Rhodes E. Rager V 1 5 'fin 144415325 i -- ox . Qs ' A ' L-. 'Tl'X any W , i i . . I X ,f e A 1 , i xl! F4 Nl t an 11, tihkzfi we f X ss E 'lv Eh., X ,mg .N X ' . 'Q' X 5 ' if f f 9 ' -g 0 is Ar A ,, 71 i W N .i 'rx N au . W1 . ,1'3i::e. x 1', i ...,.. f, 235. . ' , ,g M Q 3. , A 1, I4-AJ 'Q ,X 4 ' Xl QQ ' ' V 1 . S 'K I J X 1 - i Sa If J . gf ll x X ' ,Qi 1 J. Burd H. Burd J. Bridge M. Boyer R. Bollinger M. Bergman P. Bucci S. Cdmilli 5. V. Z X N. Campbell H. Carney K. Connor J. Crusan W. Farabaugh Av. , Q uigyrll ,Jann ' -'jf 414 y' V R. Fleming M. Harrold s ein l -1 J. Hensler Le!! to Right: Mrs. Toyo, Advisor, Henry Shaw, Vice Presidentf Thomas Yancy, Presi- dent Mr brotefxdvisor, Jaclie lclces, Secretary, Lynn Shoup, Treasurer, Ronnie Jones, llial man S' Howell H. landrs C. Kahl R. Jones J. lrvvin B. Irwin J. lCk2S 5 'K i If ,3 v 'W as . Q Q' ff- 'vs Q S1 ' lx ,Q rx A. 0, I . Y 's N-.rf M N w. il l H. ,J W . -We 1 .l A -my U' f Q o! xac sc .1 rs fin '57 ,mh- ,- ,P V .. IN QQ L 442 X, Uv, f f. 4, Q R E - x - t .- 4 'X , .. , ' 'rjl - x ,.-1 1? LA . 'X ..,,. X 'i ' X ' , .bf s s... WJ' C. Nace E. Myers B. Mowry M. Minni B. Malte P. Lindh LIS. an Ly E. Piper V A. Pitt an J. Pounds E. Phoades J. Robinson M, Scarpitti H. Shaw l ' vi .,, TJ: is-Q X y fglp . X , A , xx, 471' i t ch, s I , :kv 1 iii if I 1 L Sh .0 6 aaa O 56 ' '-ft Na As Sophomores we had quite a busy year. After recovering from the daze of our Freshmen year, we started oh' with a bang. Under the direction of our sponsors, Mrs. Tovo and Mr. Grote, we took an active part in school life. Our class was well represented at games, dances, parties, and assemblies. Now we look forward to two more memorable years at D. H. S. Gee, just think in September we will be upperclassmenl l-low time Flies! P. Sinclorl P. Zulisky A D. Stewart -if p '- s J' Zuhsky M. Stllfler N 1 R. Zsembik A. Zappa T. Yancy J. Wilkenson C. Tripoli ,Q , Y . Q I i - '! '45, ,sa N- Q f fo fa- lj fl T3 ,H .5-N fs A Q 0- L .-1 ,Q . K '4M.y XE K ' ' A . s ' -me PM V , mfhlr 4? ,533 Q. Q--nv' 4 K We I o 'eff i, W 41 fl put , lQ?.i:a ,1 sf X ',l li! , ,,. vm., , N G J Xt 'NSN M. Cribbs B. Corle R. Bureau D. Bradley J. Battaglia C. Avampato D. DeMalta . Dillon M. Fisher M. Fletcher D. Gordon S. Gordon A. Gray lj a- ,5- -.-1 -.far J M. Herdman 3 5, D. Klym 1? D. Leone Q ,i 93 S.McCallen 'ip- lshx v'7' ,S . X, W. Johnson If wih- ,, - 'rf fr 1 f 6756215.12 O j Well, here we are, the freshman class of Derry Borough High School, looking up to the juniors and seniors. Our freshman year was begun with joy and enthusiasm, ln high school there were many activities waiting lor us, First and most important was the election of class officers. Our only hope is that the remaining years will be as nice as this one. We are very appre- ciative to our advisor, Miss Custer, for her Firm leadership ofthe class. 30 ll- 401' 5 s. , 'rgl . be f ty 1 lfli J. Ober T. Orazio .1 1-F ,f D. Richards 4 , V! X l-l. Richards XM! C. Ritenour l I hx' , ,S .J ,Q,3, 4. ' ,f.u,i Q x X x A ' ve fl' N A. Sylvester If . W J H. Toner X I , 12 ji:-'. A N. Weaver . Aw l ' i , it V, G. While B .lm .1--x U' 'IQ 1 g . Q... ' ref f 'fm., an 7. , . at, 'N .E .. X I 5 x K E ll ' 'T ,VW I s Q! i R. Murray P. Mowry G. McKinney J. Mcl-lenry V. Rizzuto C. Serena F. Shoemaker 'iz'-ffvs Left to right: Charles Avampato, secretary, Marianne Fletcher, treasurer, Alice Gray, historian, Miss Custer, advisor, llbay Ober, vice president, Josephine Battaglia, president. 3 l E First row, left to right: C. Distefano, N, Oliverio, H. Waggle, M. Hensler, J, Choclcla, B. Henderson, P. McClune, A. Gray, J, Bender. Second row: Miss Custer, advisor, P. Pollard, B. Ritchey, J. Beuten, A. Barron, D. Sylvester, C. Smay, S. Rupert, A. Sylvester, R. Jones, Mrs. Adams, advisor. Third row: T, Rizzuto, F, Camilli, J. Rhodes, P. Rupert, P, Lanza, A. Galosi, B. Bucci, W. Palmer. Fourth row: B. Kennedy, D. Chamberlain, E, Serena, B. Sindorl, B. Dillon, R, Dell, H, Boyer, W, Miller, P. Kurtz. simian cglfaff Ed Serena, Art Editor 32 What more could anyone aslc for than to have someone or something to talce them back to happy school days. This was the goal of the Seniors that comprised the Derrian statt and its advisors, Miss Custer and Mrs. Adams. We have made such a book, The 1954 Derrianf' that as you read it, will take you baclc to the classrooms, the football Field or even those week night dances, and let you live those days over again. Therefore We say read itl enjoy itl and have happy memories for always A all I-'fr 00600000000 0000004 Left to right: H. Boyer, M. l-lensler, C. Distefano, R. Sweeney, C. Albaugh, R. Chamberlain, W. l-lerdman, P. Pager, L. Patti, fx. Barron. amgfsz Sfaff This year as in former years the Rambler staff has done an excellent job, guided by the advisors Mrs. Adams and Miss Custer and editor, Bill Dillon. The Rambler furnishes the students with the latest football and basketball news, latest romances, club news and Fine editorials. vovaeuovvv 00000000000 00000000000 h-Q, l i 'ef any V . , swf, First row, left to right: J, Bender, F. Craver, P. Mcclune, B. Henderson, L. Mortirnore, P. Kurtz, J. Hines, H. Waggle, N. Qliverio, C. Disteleno. Second row: C Defvlalta, J. Choclcla, P. Ruger, M. Nace, A. Sylvester, R. Zannetti, R. Dorazno, P. Pollard, L. Wallunshavv, M. Hensler, L. Patti. Third row: Y. Resides, S, Rupert, L. Hofmann, P. Barron, J. Roman, J. Beuten, J. Qreubel, C. Srnay, S. Dell, B, Ritchey. Fourth row: N. Piper, C. Hanlin, W. Palmer, P. Nace, D. Sylvester, B. Bucci, C. Albaugh, Pr. Barron, P. lrvvin, ts. Qireubel, W. Mclilveen, F. Carnulll, D. Sweeney, F, Gdlosi, S. Avampato, P. Rupert, P. Lanza, B. Herdrnan, L. Walters, J. Rhodes, l Rizzuto Fifth row: D. Rhodes, D. Chamberlain, E. Serena, R, Dell, W. Dillon, B, Sindorf, H, Boyer, D. Henderson, P. Kurtz. owzna iam First row, left to right: H, Waggle, J. Choclcla, A. Sylvester, C. Srnay. Second row: A. Barron, P. Pollard, D. Sylvester, 9. Rupert, T. Rizzuto. Third row: C. Distefano, B. Henderson. nl 'Q -Qs 9 X 34 Left to Right: C. Tripoli, J. Ober, J. Pounds, A Barron, P Pollard J Hines, S Dell S Rupert, P Phodes, Mr Grote, advisor Ajfucfsnf C7OLLl2CL The Student Council represents one of the most important parts of student life. They supply the student body with educational and social benefits. Their numerous responsibilities include sponsoring assemblies, dances, movies, and selling refreshments at all games. This year the Student Council bought the Commercial Department a new mimeograph machine. This is only one of the many projects sponsored bythe Student Council. Three senior members and Mr. Grote attended the Pennsyl- vania State Convention at West View High School, Pittsburgh, where they got many useful ideas that were used to malce a more progressive school, Congratulations are due to this group For excellent progress in our council throughout the year. Hard Working Council Butch 92 W Left Io right: N. Oliverio, A. Gray, J. lckes, J. Ober. Second row: M. Hensler, P. Lindh, J. McHenry, J. Hines. Third row: F. Shoe- maker, J. Greubel, J. Cribbs, B. Ritchey. Fourth row: E. Myers, J. Pounds, H. Shaw, N. Piper. Fifth row: P. Kurtz, T. Vancy, W. Mowry, P. Lanza. Sixth row: W. Dillon, P. Henderson. Ohfiafo ey The William Penn History Club sponsored by Mrs. Phyllis Humphreys, is considered one of the most worth while organizations in the Derry High School. In 1949 the club was organized and the following year became a member of the Federation of Junior Historians. Much enthusiasm is displayed by the members at regular monthly meetings and on various historical and educational trips. To belong tothe William Penn History Club is certainly an honor and a privilege. Left to right: R. Henderson, music leader, J. Hines, corres- ponding secretary, Mrs. Humphreys, advisor, M. Hensler, secre- tary, P. lanza, president, J. breubel, vice president. f' .. 9 ,' 45 3 'W First row, ld! lo right J Ober B Corle J Battaglla P Mowry A Gray G Serena M Fletcher M Fzsher G Whlle D Leone Second row: S McCallen S Gordon D DeMalta N Weaver K Sanford V Ruzzuto J Mcl-lenry D Klym I-l Murphy D Gordon D. Bradley. Third row H Toner R Bureau G McKinney A Sylvester G Avampato D Richards D Murray G Dillon T Orazlo F. Shoemaker. Civics Club under the capable gurdance of Mr Wlngard was organized durmg the second semester Through rhxs club the Freshmen secure much worthwhrle knowledge During the year they were guests ofthe Derry Borough Council observing how the town government is run. lhey hope that the oncoming Freshmen wlll benefit as much from the club as they have 'Qt' f.-A J Nnnvf' 'Y' I . TP' First Row, Left to Right: J. Bender, N. Oliverio, H Waggle J Hines R Zannetti L Mortimore R Dorazio P McClune F Craver M. .Hmm smna Row: M Nm, J. chaeu., L v1diunSh.!w,v, Mags J cffisbg, J. BeutenlB' Ritche 'tfpam c 6M it BT ' 1 - 1 1 1 - Y1 1 - 5 1 gfleile. Thilgd row: JD Cglreubel, T. Flowers, C. Albaugh, B. Bucci, S. Avampato, D. Sweeney, D. Zappa, C. Hamlin, J. Roman. Fcfurth lgow: . I . . ' ' ' uper , anza, odes, D. Chamberlain, B. Di lon, H. Boyer, W. Miller, P. Kurtz, G. Rager, E. Walters. 151245 CM? The French Club, composed of French l and French ll students, has challced to its credit another successful year, sponsored by Mrs. Tovo. The purpose ofthe club is to promote greater interest in the study of this language. A committee appointed by the president has charge ofthe meetings. They provide both educational and amusing projects, having most of the meetings conducted in French. All agree that to have been a member ofthe French Club is something to be remembered. lp, 1. Leftto right: B. Dil- lon, president, D. Rhodes, treasurer, Mrs. Tovo, Advisor, J. Hines, secretary, P. Kurtz, vice presi- dent. -of 38 A Q9 QS O C- QS i. A as 1:3 YI -X c . gk L .fl Q- . ' b W A - v , xx, 1 , 'A t-:'.--f si T' 7 Q, ' te . X. . D L . T n ' 4 S, . . 3 C T . -4 95 , .. . First Row, Left to Right: D. Leone, J, Battaglia, P. Movvry, M. Fisher, B. Corle, J. Uber. Second Row: A. Gray, H. Murphy, D. Gordon, L. Shoup, P. Bucci, V. Pizzuto, J. McHenry, M. Minni, S. Mccallen, S. Gordon, C. Serena, M. Fletcher. Third Row: S. Horrell, P. Yulislcy, N. Weaver, H. Toner, T. Orazio, A. Sylvester, F. Shoemaker, K. Sanford, P. Lindh, M. Bergman. Fourth Row: G. Dillon, H. Matte, L. Myers, G Avampato, W. Movvry, J. Pounds, H. Shaw, M. Stittler, D. Murray. llafin The Latin Club, under the direction of Mrs. Tovo, is made up of Latin students from the Freshman and Sophomore classes. The club unites the students to further the study of the Latin language and culture. The activities ofthe club include dinners, plays, trips and Latin projects. This year the club members toolc a trip to Pittsburgh Where they visited the Crime Laboratory, Buhl Planetarium and the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. Left to right: M. Fletcher, secretary, M. Bergman, president, Mrs. Tovo, advisor, M. Stihller, vice president, A. Gray, treasurer. ng 'S-Q9 . , f -'mrj9' s 3 2 Wgggp-1 Y 'Y alfa., X Left to right, first row: C. Distefano, P. McClune, B. Henderson, M. Hensler, H. Waggle, N. Oliverio, J. Bender. Second row: J. Chocltla, A. Sylvester, S. Rupert, J. Beuten, B. Ritchey, P. Pollard. Third row: A. Barron, T. Rizzuto, P. Rupert, P. Lanza, J. Rhodes, D. Sylvester, C. Smay. Fourth row: P. Kurtz, W. Miller, H. Boyer, W. Dillon, E. Serena, R. Chamberlain. 'zamafic Curtainl that's the by-word of the Derry High Dramatic Club. Under the capable direction of Mrs. McKelvey, this club produced several entertaining plays. Some of the aims ofthe club are to learn to apply make-up, distinct diction, and poise. This year the club also took a trip to the Nixon Theater in Pittsburgh. ......---M 'J g Left to right: S. Rupert, treasurer- W. Dillon, president, Mrs. McKelvey, ad- visor, A, Sylvester, secretary. X X 'U E X w Y? 53--1 N 4 21.4 l i Ae xf Wt' AMT. --N , .. J . . ,Q A L mWAm'x:gFM f C' f K. .. J F? if 1 Y First row, left to right: C. Distefano, N. Oliverio, B. Henderson, ffl , J. P. Pollard, J. Hines, M. Nace, H. Waggle, F. Craver, J. Bender. Second row: L. Patti, M. Hensler, L. Mortimore, A. Sylvester, L. Wallcinshavv, P. Kurtz, J. Choclcla, C. DeMalta. Third row: Y. Resides, S. Rupert, J. Beuten, C. Smay, P. Barron, L. Hofmann, S. Dell, B. Ritchey, P. Rager. Fourth row: J. Cribbs, N. Piper, A. Barron, T. Rizzuto, F. Walters, D. Sylvester, W. McKlveen, C. Hanlin. Fifth row: B. While, K. Careubel, D. Chamberlain, R. Luster, P. Rupert, J. Crocker. Desc! CYQOZLL5. iAccompanist: Connie Distefano. First row, left to right: M. Herdman, M. Fletcher, D. Gordon, M. Minni, C. Serena, S. Gordon, J. Battaglia, A. Gray, P. Mowry. Second row: M. Fisher, M. Murphy, E. Rhoades, K. Connor, J. Hensler, N. Weaver, J. lclces, J. Zulisky, J. Crusan. Third row: P. Bucci, D. Klym, D. Stewart, J. Bridge, M. Bergman, P. Zulisky, S. Horrell, S. McCallen, L. Shoup. Fourth row: K. Sanford, M. Stiffler, l. Orazio, N. Campbell, Boyer L. Myers, B. Malte, F. Shoemaker. Fifth row: G. While, R. M. Lindh, J. Pounds, D. Richards, B. Movvry, H. Shaw, fx. Sylvester. C Qu Nair. 'iwiii ' A K -U XF , 5 4 m..--2' 7. ' ' ff.-L K ' 'f + .. - r -- ..?'.-fl -- ' were A .B wt'-tt FWS:-r' ie' M he A' W if l fm. ,J fi toi l ill 'Y f , ' .Y .rs un. Yfx l pq ' ' ff' Y- -W 5 'fr' 1 I tf I X X First row, left to right: C. Distefano, N. Oliverio, J. Choclcla, P. Kurtz, M. Hensler, J. Hines, H. Waggle, F. Craver, J. Bender. Second row: l.. Mortimore, B. Henderson, A. Sylvester, C. DeMalta, R. Dorazio, M. Nace, L. Patti, P. Pollard. Third row: V. Resides, S. Rupert, L. Hofmann, J. Beuten, S. Dell, L. Walldnshaw, B. Ritchey. Fourth row: G Smay, C. Hanlin, J. Cribbs, N. Piper, P. Barron, P. Rager. Fifth row: W. McKlveen, D. Sylvester, E. Walters, T. Rizzuto, A. Barron. ala. tx 1. ... ss s A +P-a P ' First row, left to right: M. Cribbs, M. Fisher, D. DeMalta, M. Fletcher, P. Mowry, H. Murphy, M. Herdman. Second row: S. Gordon, M. Scarpitti, J. Battaglia, J. lclces, E. Rhoades, K. Connor, J. Zulislcy, J. Crusan. Third row: M. Minni, D. Stewart, L. Shoup, D. Gordon, S. Camilli, M. Harrold, J. Bridge, K. Serena, J. Hensler. Fourth row: D. Klym, A. Gray, M. Bergman, S. Mccallen, N. Weaver, P. Zulislcy, S. Horrell, P. Bucci. Fifth row: Qgorgeral. Orazio, B. Malte, M. Boyer, N. Campbell, L. Myers, M. Stiifler, F. Shoemaker, . an or . af-.f I C 5 P The Girls Athletic Association is the only all- Dx X M girl organization in the high school, with all L., classes well represented. Throughout the year the members, under the supervision of Mrs. Adams, enjoyed well-planned parties and took -- part in exciting tournaments in volleyball, basketball and bowling. By setting a good ex- ample, these girls promote good sportsmanship and good playing, and they are proud to be members of the G. A. A. 1. . .k S Left to right: Mrs. Adams, advisor, P. Barron, secretalryf P. Pager, treasurerf A. Barron, presidentf J. Bender, vice president. .feffafzmanl Ufufl D. Chamberlain . D. Rhodes is. Dalian f' . -.. , Q ,V ll 1 ?! P. Kurtz B. Sindorf D. Sweeney H. Boyer W. Miller E. Serena J. Rhodes L. Walkinshaw J. Chockla The Lettermen's Club of Derry Borough l-ligh School has as its sponsor, Mr. Bucci, and has as its objective good sportsmanship, which is upheld by its members at all times. Ol the many activities and projects ofthe club, the annual trip to Forbes Field and the securing of iaclcets tor the graduating members seemed to be the ones most appreciated. To become a member one must earn a letter in some sport, and pass a physical and moral initiation. Left to right: J. Rhodes, vice president, H. Boyer, treasurer, Mr. Bucci, advisor, B. Dillon, president, P. Kurtz, secretary. Jay and Jon A Hopingl That does it. Whet's wrong Pat? The crew. Crazy mixed up world. Welcome Travelers 'K olllglf' ffl Young and Innocentl 6 15, rs, if if ll' ERR 'nfvqq vs.. xx . css., ,N abyh IK ws' Kneeling: Managers: P. Toner, fx. Zappa. First row, left to right: H. Carney, D. Sweeney, B. Dillon, T. Yancy, D. Rhodes. Second row: Coach Pat Bucci, P. Lanza, C. Albaugh, B. Landis, J. Burd, D. Zappa, H. Boyer, P. Kurtz. Cyan H U ounfy Cganzflioles Our sparltplug and all-star forward, Diclc Sweeney, received the Most Valuable player Award ol the Westmore- land County lournament. His outstanding ability also earned him a place on the Class B All Tournament leaml' and the All Section 15-B leamfl Congratulations, Dick. Qthers honored were Bill Dillon and Tom Yancy, who were placed on both All lournament and All Section ivams D.H.S. OPP. 45 Laurel Valley 26 48 S. Huntingdon 43 N 63 Export 52 ff, Sewiclcley 33 V5- iv Sweeney receives Most Valuable Player Award 46 Dillon accepts trophy and gold baslcetballs. - nl' f'x ti U65 fauna I is i -if A I S s . .Storm . 5 .5 , . ' f ,A N Xml pq K X . . fe :tm Q X . f 'P -.1 , z C sis if . . . fi Qs L First Row, Left to Right: D. Bradley, B. Corle, C. Nace, C. Ritenour, B. Bollinger, T. Klym, D. Zappa, H. Carney, C. Albaugh C Avampato, R. Jones. Second Row: G. Barron, R. Fleming, P. Sindorf, C. Tripoli, J. Rhodes, P. Rupert, T. Howers, P. Kurtz, S. Avampato D. Sweeney, J. Klym, R, Graham. Third Row: Mr. Lewis, T. Vancy, D. Chamberlain, W. Miller, B. Sindori, B. Dillon, l-l. Boyer E Serena B, Landis, D. Rhodes, P. Dando. Line, Left to Right: E. Serena, l-l. Carney, J. Rhodes, B. Sindorf, l-l. Boyer, S. Avampato, B. Dillon. Backfield: P. Kurtz W Miller D. Sweeney, P. Rupert. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DBHS ORP. 'IQ Homer City 7 Q5 Bell Avon O QQ Kislci Reserves O 33 Penn Twp. 7 'IQ West Newton 19 6 S. Huntingdon O O Traiford '14 6 Saltsburg '13 6 Ligonier 'l4 VP.. .. -. ,. :nr Q .ig ,539 S-L.l -fl -pn-v M, L1 'i QS :Q Q .4 y I i- . 1 g .-Q, 'SKS-ig ' W 'sa' ' X ' 9 F 31. X W AJ -1' e Nik How does it look, Bill jew :79W x.I' G3 6 , S laiaun-'N 'Q X X? an nf K Nm Spark plugs 'UGO man go Flash, Phil -an y q fam--A 'Nice catch li ,M Q. 58 SYS Put me ln, Coach! Fill fvw wx-Nj-Q xv WAS .N ,ea 'Aan Nex N A Two on one 62, V Mana Oh! Sam gers .4-Q X W 'Z ,?' 'x A Y ' mv, ' ? f:+?'i+i ., Jw- .SAL -In I , U, f xg-M if., ' - M2-if f rw V, E HE i . any Y . We 5. ff I M, . fr iv 1- Xiu bbw- M, qi, ,X is 9 , 3 L X Q . M1 ' . 5 1 - 3? f , W 3 5 1 , Y V Q , ,Q 'u '-4 1 H' Y 'KZ-A .K nf -' 5 v ' . ' ' 'I W in Ye ., Q A Q . ,f Rf' v - 5 '- . Q , Y: ' A , 1 K ' .V :- N - ir 1,35 x 8 1. I t O : . 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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ouzbnan DBHS OPP 67 54 Homer City SO 51 66 St. Vincent Prep. 44 77 61 Derry Twp. 63 59 66 Ramsey 55 96 59 Derry Twp. 58 49 54 Ramsey 68 58 59 Latrobe 55 45 76 Homer City 58 69 56 Ligonier 67 50 43 Irwin 69 77 73 First Row, Left a Right: R. Jones, . Burd, H. Burd, '. Rizzuto, G. illon, D. Leone. :cond Row: J. icHenry, D. 'lurray. franklin Iwp. Export St. Vincent Prep. Blairsville Penn Twp. Latrobe Ligonier lrwin Franlclin Twp. Export Blairsville Penn Twp. 59 47 54 60 66 60 54 53 61 59 63 49 'it f 'k QQ , .'m J s . 1 V A , 'fzofvv' 6,3 34 w X' Too Late, Dick! l T? '52 5 N F is -3 -.. S. f qv ,Ng . f ik is f 44, ,F A 'f if 1 .wr ia: n M' 'Y' MS' ,W ,ww 4'-wang 'UK' Allison N fiffggiiaiis Q X p f gg .f .vw : i J Q R b Q QF. Mb!!! 46 Director, A. M. Yacobush. First row, left to right: T. Lindh, C. Rhodes, G. Mowry, B. Mowry, F. Sanflippo, J. Rusher, E. Fulvio, C. Mastrorocco. Second row: V. Bergman, E. Shoup, J. Smay, N. Sauders, V. Burnsworth, H. Barcheslcy, M. Zappa, K. Lindh. Third row: B. Ehmen J Barcheslcy R. Ginanni T Fulcomer, R. Leary, F. Thompson, J. Gray, C. Nevins. Fourth row: J. Gera, R. Syster, R. Lindh, B. Whale' szfcfisprn, G. Angus, J. ken. Fifth ww. P. row, J. Sauders, R. ofeaber, B. Carle. Sixth row: J. Blair, B. Glasser, L. Ohm J. Klym. Seventh row: S. Mitchell, K. McCurdy, l. Kahl. M. Deemer, B. Yacobucci. gfamsnfa 'ay cmc! First row, left to right: J. l-lines, J. Keough, C. Rich. Second row: J. Maggoire, K. Conner, P. Zulislcy, B. Malte, M. Stiffler, M. Minni, J. lclces, J. Zulisky. r 1 I ff' Tx x nf ,,, C 4. E I Q Q F ,Aww 4 . L- Going my way? Real Gone! ' O Q' N yu-'Ng' 1 . 4.1 ' Hn, ,. ., Y . VA : . --, f . Our Blondie .1 Goosetown Gang Westinghouse Electric Corporation Mr. Franlc Abbott Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Adams Nancy Anderson Phyllis Arthur Lucille Ault Carol Bertsch Mr. 8: Mrs. James Bridgeman Pat Bucci Anthony Burilc Dorothy Burilc June Burilc Mildred Burilc Mr. 81 Mrs. James H. Caldwell Mr. 84 Mrs. J. B. Campbell, Sr. Mr. 84 Mrs. M. E. Campbell Mr. 8: Mrs. Jim Carns Ted Cawoslci Mary Chamberlain Mr. 84 Mrs. R. C. Chamberlain Mr. 8: Mrs. G. D. Cowan Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Cowan Mr. 81 Mrs. L. G. Craver Mr. 81 Mrs. William Craver Mr. 8: Mrs. John Cullen A. Arlene Custer Mrs. Florence Davis Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Dell Carm Distefano Mr. 84 Mrs. Wm. E. Foster Mr. 8: Mrs. Dom Friend Abe Fulvio Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Geary Larry Goblinger Mr. 8: Mrs. Kendall Grote Mr. Charles J. Hammer James Hazlett Mr. 84 Mrs. George H. Heacox Mrs. Belle Henderson Miss Janice Henderson Mrs. Elsie Hofmann Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Hopfer Mr. 84 Mrs. James W. Humphreys Joseph Oscar Jacobs, Jr. Dolores Kozar Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Kuntz Jean Rose Laurenzio Mr. 8: Mrs. John M. Lewis Qafzons Mr. 84 Mrs. John W. Magill Mr. 84 Mrs. Kenneth A. McCreary Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene McKelvey William McKlveen 81 girls Mr. 84 Mrs. David McWherter Lola McWherter Mr. 84 Mrs. M. C. McWherter Mr. John Minni Mary Louise Mowry Squire Russel B. Mowry W. R. Mowry, Jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. G. M. Nicholson Mrs. Virginia Ober Mr. 84 Mrs. William Uber Thresa Oliverio Mr. 84 Mrs. B. Allen Platt Dolores Pollard Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn Pryce Mr. 84 Mrs. Bruce Resides Mr. 8: Mrs. George L. Rhodes Mr. 8: Mrs. L. R. Ritchey Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Robinson Mrs. Ivan Rupert Mr. 84 Mrs. O. W. Rupert Marie Rush Mary Sabilc John Shafron Carlotta Sharer Mrs. Angela Sylvester Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Sylvester Mr. Herman Tragos Mr. 84 Mrs. Bud Tarr Miss Gwen Tarr Mr. 84 Mrs. Jerome Tovo Mr. 84 Mrs. Elmer E. Vallco Della A. Vitale Mary R. Voucht Mr. 84 Mrs. T. J. Wingard Mr. 8: Mrs. Victor Yancy Mrs. Holmes Yealy Mary Olive Vealy Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Zannetti Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph J. Ziegler Kathryn Zimmerman Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Zsembilc William M. Zsembil: A Friend CCMPLIMENTS OF CHESTNUT RIDGE TRANSPORTATICDN CO il. i An Open Letter I 4 r N..-nb T0 The C1058 of EVHICH A COMPANY PRESIZEN IN EAKS or IMPORTANT THING SP -,-Lm .-mx X VANADIUM-ALLOYS STEEL COMPANY f COLONIAL STEEL DIVISION . . . ANCHOR DRAWN STEEL CO. LATHOBE, PA. I X During your four years in High School under capable instructors you should have learned how to study-The important y thing is that you continue your education. There is plenty of opportun' talents. You are ity for all to develop their a citizen of your community, your state and your nation. It is important that you fit yourself to take your part in community life. Never in the past have younger men and women been more welcome as counselors by their elders. To those of you who will go to colleges or technical schools, I recommend that you select one nearby. We face a divided world but few believe that a physical war is probable. The battle is for the minds of men. Marxism has made inroads in our National thinking. There are those who would divide us into classes and accept the ideas of Karl Marx as to the eternal enmity between employer and employees. We have faith in the superiority of our civilization based upon individualism and we believe in teamwork. Today we have as leaders in government men of outstand- ing ability, religious, honest and fairxand ardent believers in teamwork. They face the future with courage, confident that with time our difficulties can be solved in peace. As a people we are better educated than ever before. Re- search in industry and in medicine is making great progress. I Business and industry as never before are interested in education. To some extent the socialistic propaganda of govern- ment is being offset by private organizations defending free com- petitive enterprise. In your advancement you will have competi- tion as well as opportunity. Our greatest service to the world is to prove by example that free men can with contentment out-produce regimentation. We will advance by working together as a team. Sincerely yours, ROY C. McKENNA Ch ' axrman of the Board V anadium-Alloys Steel Company S I 60 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1954 CU? Compliments of DERRY BOROUGH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1 1 : ,g .J .. o-.9 an 5 -2 :MEC Us 5 O'g'E E0 2S'E's22 ag'-'-Echo-P-E Z 42: - ? o ,,..s:.2-fucof: 'E-2 -.1.,. .- -'-2 206' g'BE Q31 E2 eu -soo Z e3 :ui .z-g 2- I b 1 a 1: -:- 'UE5 :vang-,ES 'Esau 5.2.-C 13' Ou ,Q-0-.-..-o '-'-E .S-cocoa? .- '5.m 'I--9125-5 o ..,T,B-A -'5-'iff as ..,,-ucv:-s,,5u .EE-3-gggaomh 7 o 2, .E-55:55 . Bo ,E ,-Em vgvmo Fu . gf-wmgixxb-P Q aa:--5 ov n. 0 .2-'Env-2:55 '5 .::':o0o.u:u S-E..n-t...::-n-1: PETRARCA'S Men's Furnishin s - Sh Phone 2650 g oes - Tailoring Derry, Pennsylvania 62 GEO. MCWRY G. CU., mc. SUPPLIES THE BUILDERS NEED Lumber - Building Moteriol - l-lcirdwore - Millwork Phone 2721 Derry, Pennsylvania Play Refreshed . . . Have A Coke f' Before the game, during the game, rosly bottle of ice- Greensburg Coca-Cola Bottling Company, I . G b P l -ens urg, e y V' 63 FIDELITY DEPOSIT BANK OF DERRY Derry, Pennsylvania Your Friendly Independent Bonk Phone 2745 POHLAND BROS. LUMBER COMPANY, Inc Lumber - Millwork ond Builders' Supplies READY MIXED CONCRETE Latrobe, Pennsylvania For Service Coll 357 - 358 Satisfied Customers Our Success 64 Compliments of UE LOCAL 612 J. Paul Clark .... ,...., P resident J. Richard Harris . . . . . .Vice-President Paul H. Clark . . . ,,......,,,.,...... Secretary Paul Kennedy ..., A.,. F inancial Secretary-Treasurer Steve Kelly .... ..,.,......,... C hief Steward Executive Board Members John Lyons George Farren William Squib Stanley Barron Willard Campbell Clyde Clark Paul Moore WORKERS UNITED FOR A BETTER AMERlCA Every Home Is A Better Home. . .wnh KEYSTONE Aluminum Storm-Screen DOORS! ' It's the know-how' 'ments of of Keystone that builds Quality! Keystone Alloys Company Derry, Pennsylvania Manufacturers of Aluminum Storm Windows, Aluminum Storm Doors, and Aluminum Siding 65 L A T R O B E Foundry, Machine 81 Supply Company Iron, Steel, Alloy and Bronze Castings Latrobe, Pennsylvania Westmoreland County's College For Men ST. VINCENT COLLEGE Latrobe, Pennsylvania - Courses Offered - Pre-Legal General Science Teacher Training Pre-Medical Classical Engineering Music Business Administration Engineering Program Affiliated with the UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING All The Advantages of College While Living At Home 66 76 ROBERTMORRIS felon! EoucAnoN FOR BUSINESS SINCE I92I je HOTEL WM. PENN 0 PITTSIUIGH If, PA. ATLANTIC I-0,22 LATROBE REFRIGERATION SERVICE COMPANY HlLLvlEw AVENUE EXT. Phone 2360 Commercial and Domestic Repairs YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER PRODUCTS FOR THE WORLD OF ELECTRONICS STUPAKOFF CERAMIC 8. MANUFACTURING CO. Latrobe, Pennsylvania NEEDHAM CHEVROLET, INC. Telephone 2289 1605 LIGONIER STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania CHEVROLET SALES 81 SERVICE 67 DERRY UKRANIAN SOCIETY Derry, Pennsylvania GRABIAK CHEVROLET SALES - SERVICE - PARTS New Alexandria, Pennsylvania and Saltsburg, Pennsylvania Best Wishes From THE ROD AND GUN CLUB Derry, Pennsylvania IDLEWILD PARK Where YOU CAN'T BEAT FUN Ligonier, Pennsylvania 8 lCordi's Restaurant Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2-861 l Rieck's SEALTEST lce Cream CANDY - TOBACCO - CIGARETTES 'We carry a complete line Your patronage is appreciated Compliments of Latrobe Appliance and Heating Company General Electric Appliances Furnaces and Heating Equipment 344 MAIN STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania Phone 256 Milan Mercury Sales 339 Depot Street, - Latrobe Phone 2590 NEW 8. USED CARS -- PARTS Service For All Makes Atkinson's Sport Shop Everything ln Sports Derry, Pennsylvania Murray and Dunn SHOES 807 LIGONIER STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania Congratulations Veterans Of Foreign Wars Chestnut Ridge Post Na. 444 Derry, Pennsylvania Success To THE CLASS OF '54 Mastrorocco's Market 'I33 First Avenue Phone 2788 Compliments of 0. P. Oliver, M.D. l933 Drugs - Swartz - Kasperik DRUGGISTS Prescriptions - Sick Room Supplies 113 CHESTNUT STREET Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 7l l l Economy Service Stations GAS AND OIL Goodrich Tires and Batteries - Hotpoint Appliances RECAPPING - 24 HOUR SERVICE Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2-867 l Tires an R. l. Stouffer DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service d Tubes - Gas, Oils and R Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2-873 l epairs Compliments of C. B. Lyons Garage INTERNATIONAL - Sales and Service Phone 2487 Derry, Pennsylvania J. Congratulations and Best Wishes Tripoli Barber Shop FIRST AVEN U E Derry, Pennsylvania G. C. Murphy Company 5 and 'l0c Store The Friendly Store Derry, Pennsylvania Beltz and Clark HOUSE FURNISHINGS 1007 LIGONIER STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania Phone l73l Compliments of Fisher Furniture Store Derry, Pennsylvania BERGMAN'S DAIRY For Mothers Who Care Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2439 Congratulations CLASS or 1954 THE RECORD SHOP 337 MAIN s'rRse'r Latrobe, Pennsylvania Phone 2371 Central Motor Sales, Inc. Cars - Trucks FORD Parts - Service A-I Guaranteed Used Cars 215 WELDON STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania Phone 864 Phone: Latrobe I545 Taschler Loan Company, Inc Complete, Friendly, Understanding LOAN SERVICE R. J. BLAIR, Manager 2nd Floor, above Sun Drug Store LIGONIER AND DEPOT STREETS Latrobe, Pennsylvania Telephone 466 P A U L L ' S JEWELERS 212 DEPOT STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania Mullen Bros. HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES We Service Everything We SelI 352 MAIN STREET Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2I9O ICE CREAM JOE'S Valley 'Dairy Stores Latrobe - Ligonier Smith Bros. 81 Company GENERAL CONTRACTORS Construction - Excavating - Coal Stripping 'IO6 FIRST AVENUE Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2694 Reecl's Department Store Purveyor of Quality Latrobe, Pennsylvania Phone 2000 Compliments of Miller 81 Bigg Company Latrobe's Largest Home Furnishers 910-912 LIGONIER STREET Logan Norton Company Everything in Wallpaper, Paints and Floor Covering Your Paint and Wallpaper Store 324 MAIN STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania Phone 2020 Compliments of Derry Westinghouse Emp. Federal Credit Union SAVE for any purpose you will - but SAVE The Commercial National Bank of Latrobe Latrobe, Pennsylvania Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpporation JORDAN NEWS Where You Are Always 'Welcome GREETING CARDS Gifts For Everyone Candies and Tobaccos - Rieck's Ice Cream Compliments of KAMP'S SHOE STORE Latrobe, Pennsylvania LOWENSTElN'S DEPOT STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania 72 Tarr's Service Station Phone 2347 Congratulations Gas - Oil Lubrication - Tires - Batteries Fi,-sf National Bank Accessories FIRST AVENUE AND CHESTNUT STREET Derry, Pennsylvania Derry, Pennsylvania The Royal Jewelers DIAMONDS - WATCHES JOHN W' YEALY Gifts For All Occasions GENERAL INSURANCE EXPERT WATCH REPMR 118 s. cHEs'rNuT stain Phone 2795 Derry, Pennsylvania 'I44 EAST FIRST AVENUE Phone 2741 Derry, Pennsylvania RifCI'ley 8 obel' Compliments of DODGE - Sales and Service CHARLES AVAMPATO 129 THIRD STREET Derry Shoe Service D , P I ' my emy 133 s. CHESTNUT stain Phone 2763 . Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 4831 Compliments Colonial Restaurant of Vincent Borza, Prop. BEVERAGES AND FOOD D I ' ' erry talian Society SECOND STREET Derry, Pennsylvania 73 Stemmler Bros. Cash Market SMOKED AND HOME DRESSED MEATS Phone 2744 Derry, Pennsylvania Times Publishing Company Hodczak Bros. Job and Commercial Printing of all kinds 308 WEST SECOND STREET Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2601 Compliments Compliments of of Dr. S. S. Smith Dr. R. F. McKelvey SERVICE STATION Mack 81 Miller Motor Company ADAMROVICH Gas and Oil- Lubrication - Tires and Tubes Accessories FORD DEALER Ligonier, Pennsylvania BODY AND FENDER WORK Used Cars Bought and Sold R. D. No. 4 Latrobe, Pennsylvania Compliments f Compliments O of Crusan's Radio Service Bender's Tailor Shop 224 KEELING AVENUE Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2425 Compliments of Dr. Harold Ford H. W. Alexander's Garage FORD - Soles ond Service GENERAL REPAIRS - KENDALL OIL Authorized AAA Service Dial 73Ol Res. - 7303 Garage Chestnut Street Derry, Penna Pi-iiLco D H ELECTRIC RANGES - REFRIGERATORS The e Y dW 'e comP 'Y TELEVISION 135 FIRST AVENUE E D S A L L 1 S Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2796 126 FIRST AVENUE Derry, Pennsylvania LAWRENCE PAINTS AND VARNISHES Phone 2329 Compliments of RISING'S Auto Service and Repair Gene's Sportwear We Do Our Own Dry Cleaning Pick-up and Deliver 136 EAST FIRST AVENUE Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2412 Bollinger 81 McKIveen Plumbing 81 Heating Company 109 EAST SECOND STREET Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2669 M. A. Fritz 8- Sons Fine Food For Fine Folks 428 WEST SECOND AVENUE Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2422 Compliments of Charles J. Hughes GENERAL INSURANCE FIRST AVENUE Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 3221 Lanza's Food Market MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2406 COFFEE SHOP One Mile West of Ligonier GOOD HOME COOKING Lunches - Dinners - Sandwiches Ralph 81 Gloria Smith LATROBE DAIRY QUEEN The Cone With the Curl on Top CONES - SUNDAES -- MILKSHAKES Pints and Quarts Phone 2159 Strickler's Drug Store Chas. T. Paorman, Prop. William E. Woods, Jr. INSURANCE Home of the Kodak 411 MELLON BANK BUILDING Latrobe, Pennsylvania 805 LIGONIER STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania Murray's Restaurant For Good Eats, Home-made Pies Excellent Coffee and Tasty Sandwiches FIRST AVEN U E Derry, Pennsylvania Compliments of Dr. J. F. Blair DERRY MAYTAG YOLANDA SHOPPE MAYTAG WASHERS Headquarters for 'Women's and Children's Dryers - Dutch Oven Ranges - lroners WCOV Und ACCeSS0l'le5 Home Freezers -- Spartan and Raytheon Television -- Norge Refrigerators 103 SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET Deny, Pennsylvania 'l04 SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET Phone 6381 Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2689 Best of Luck Congratulations from C. S. GRATT, Jeweler D A N C E L A N D 903 LIGONIER STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania DOWNTOWN Latrobe Kintz Service Station DOM 81 CARMEN FOURTH STREET l HOUR CLEANERS Derry, Pennsylvania Featuring P. H. Davis Clothes Phone 2488 SUNOCO, DYNAFUEL AND OILS Latrobe' Pennsylvania Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Lubricating Phone 623 Washing American Candy Company Wholesale Distributors F R I E N D 217 MILLER STREET Latrobe, Pennsylvania Phone i824 77 Dr. A. C. Krupar, D.C. CH I ROPRACTOR 136 WEST PITTSBURGH STREET Greensburg, Pennsylvania Best Wishes From DiIlon's Food Store 327 FOURTH STREET Derry, Pennsylvania Phone 2378 BALLANTYNE COMPANY Compliments GENERAL HARDWARE of Heoting ond Plumbing Contractors GEM THEATER Phone 2771 Derry, Pennsylvania CCMPLIMENTS OF P. T. A. 78 Produced by H. G. ROEBUCK 81 SON BALTIMORE, MD. Gundaker's Florist Third Avenue and Y Street I. 5 Phone 27 97 . . .....,,... I , .I,'.I,.III,'I I'Il.'II lnlu uii 533 Depot sr. . LA-rnosz, PA. - PHONE 43 Flowers For Every Occasion COmP'Ime'q'S Barchesky Brothers of CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH G. D. Lunnen Sales and Service MACK TRUCKS - AAA Service GENERAL MERCHANDISE second sheet Derry, Pennsylvania Derry, Pennsylvania Dial 2649 Phone 2365 l t t t ' t Loans on Security of TOOIS, DIQS, JIQSI FIXTUVQS - W'Ve SPeC'0If'e5 Furniture -Real Estate -- Automobiles STAMPINGS 525.00 to 5600.00 . Community Loan Co. V. K. Pryce Machine 81 Mfg. Co. of Latrobe' Penna. Derry, Pennsylvania 5100.00 to 52,000.00 Consumer Discount Co. VAUGHN K' PRYCE of Latrobe, Penna. 417 Fourth Street Derry, Penna. F- JA BUe 99 , MC 0Qe Phone 822 , 348 MAIN STREET Phono' Derry 2626 AWQ Interest Paid On Your Saved Money. To H. G. Roebuck and Son for their guidance . . . to Cover Studios and Paul T. Landis for fine photography . . . to the patrons , . . to the advertisers without whose coopera- tion there could have been no DERRIAN, go the thanks and appreciation of the Class of I954. 79 ' 1 The Cronies So Tired Smiling Seniors Young Lassies Studious Seniors 4, 4 s. -, 1. . ,I . I ,V X ' 1 ' y , 2- .-: 5. ' - ,. ,.' x 3 H , 4 f ,. ,vM:..,,n X . 4Q , , , . . y . . - ' , W ', .L , K - I' ww, 1 , . - f . ' . ' ,M- ,iv- - , ,A , ,- l . ,', -nj .1--xg 4 - Q . K , A 4' 1 ' - . .X X . .N E . , ! T A , -I L, L- - X Q, X, I ,JI K ., . 2-1 , . x . -. A. -, .. . L X 1 -f , i , .-4 - M ' w , ' . ' . , , . - . ' . A 4 Q . . .. . ,Q . I I . ' K 4 W .' ' ' . 1 - 4, V fr. , , .bv ' y . 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