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I ,! 1 X - f l 1 kb . f ' V in xii' ff 7, V' ff, W , 1 vw' xx 1,1 fm, X V A CJ vin, A I , J ff lyk Ig -7-K x Z M f :JL g ff' T 'L . ' ,' .-5, X ' 1 'V ,V Q ' . X iw? X -Q , 'rfgiirfzff I cs -X Vs!!-v 'V I '. , .r ' k ' 1 f U 1' T 21' R x -1' . X N My , i H141 fr MC-:H Cyys-4 ,i i, r ' A . ' f f ,, ' X? 4 if ' - S if 0 Ljy 1 i . .. 'f' V , V , ' ' ' ,, The edxtors and stad' of the 1959 Torch take pleasure m presenting to along the Road of Knowledge at Dor mont Hugh School you this record of one year's journey WJVWWWZW Z VX NX ,331 !' ,f ,f , QY H,.','Y,U ' AMX! X, xX XXN 'my' ,ly ,X Q, -V gf, - Q 1 r,H . 2 1 .ww mv-wv, + i . 1 wif 'vv w d 't! Mf XE . ,V' 'f .' 'Al -L pl., HJ! If,K'N '11,-' wgEr.r my-:f,sanl!9l ,'1y -Jrf.1 E 415' ww W ,I ff? M E JAM L, . t lmfziglygfwy f i f1'Es1 r 4r'9 'f, ' 1 I 1 lb 1 'Rs 1 3 A A, VA A NNN -'xl KX X 31 I 'D i , .N f',' I I-w . f fl!!! EM,-,k71'fV x WWW' f E ' x V' . XXXLl5 XVI! X41 X 1 1 I y l 1 , I f PUBUSHED BY 7 ookmom HIGH scnom. fi 594- - . 'rw . 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M N-. 444 I 1 1 M .ri-1 -e., g- Forward The acqulrmg of an educatxon can be lxkened to the carrymg of the torch of learmng along the Road of Knowledge For the freshmen, the torch has a famt lxght whlch barely HlCk8I'S as the Road of Knowledge comes lnto vrew For the sophomores and Jumors the lxght from the torch mcreases, and xt becomes brrghter as they take each advancmg step along thls broaden 1ng road For the seniors the torch and the Road of Knowledge are cruc1al pomts m thelr lxves for It IS knowledge The torch must burn brrghtly m order to cast an rllummatmg llght which w1ll be thexr guxde along th1s road whether the tzmes be good or bad As the semors look back on thus Road of Knowledge they thmk not only of the hard work but of the good tlmes It IS our purpose, therefore to create a yearbook that w1ll act as a storehouse for the memories of the person alltles and events that made up one year 1n the lrfe of a hlgh school student Now, let us trust that the torch w1ll contmue to hght our Road of Knowledge 4 - Y - , now that the seniors have reached the crossroad of , . Y , . , 3 i- -5-Q1 The Road of Knowledge is the most important road that any indi- vidual can tread, Without the aid of an efficient and capable administra- tion, the acquiring of knowledge along this road would be extremely difficult. The faculty is the backbone of a good, well-rounded educational sys- tem The successes or failures of the high school students have a definite reflection on their faculty A faculty that understands and guides its stu dents is a great administration for this understanding and guidance the motivation behind each individual Student EACHER5 ij o nnmumsinn mn Departure of Superintendent Brought Farewells are always dlfhcult to say espe clally thls one to the wonderful student body of Dormont Hlgh School I am extremely grateful for the prlvllege of havxng been associated w1th such a fine group of students These four and a 1-at half years have been most msplrmg as I have observed a competent faculty gulde the steps of eager and enthuslastlc learners Dormont be cause of 1ts sound and tested tradltlon offers many opportunltnes to both faculty and stu dents therefore the challenge I would l1ke to leave wxth each of you IS that Dormont Hrgh School becomes a better school because of your contrlbutlon If this farewell carrles wlth lt the rlght to gxve advice I ask you to conslder four words a goal courage 1magxnat1on and faxth Thrs world IS not too dlfflcult for those who have a sense of dlrectlon so as soon as possxble set a goal for yourself Fmd lf you can the courage to make a satlsfactory adjustment to all clrcumstances 115 Charles H Bryan of lxfe Create a v1v1d xmagmatzon because through lmagmatxon we envlslon a better world tomorrow and strlve to attam It Lastly have faith that l1fe has meanlng and purpose These four guxdes wlll go a long way toward buzldmg a happy, successful lxfe Charles H Bryan The graduatxng class of 1959 holds a specxal sxgmficance for me Four short years ago we entered the Dormont Hlgh School for the flrst tlme I am certam for you as for me th1s has been a most mterestmg and enjoyable perlod jay Neff We have learned to apprecxate the herxtage the customs and the attxtudes estabhshed here by the faculty and former students of the school The questxon that we must answer 1S have we malntamed or pos sxbly xmproved the hlgh scholastlc standards that from the begmnmg have been so characterxstlc of Dormont Hlgh School? If we can honestly and slncerely answer yes to thxs questlon then our hkelyhood of future success ln lxfe wlll be greatly enhanced For surely no measure of success IS better than a falr ap proval of our past and present atta1nments Jay Neg, Supermtendent 6 o , .. u , 7 a 1 1 - 1 1 s - 9 ' 2 9 - 1 . ' 3 3 s 1 . , ' 1 About Changes m Admlmstratlon The School Board IS the governmg body of the Dormont schools The seven members, elected every slx years hold the1r meetings on the second Monday of each month under the leadershlp of the Presldent, H L Hellman The prlmary functlon of the School Board IS to 1n1t1ate the pol1c1es of the schools but lt also selects our capable faculty Dormont IS mdeed fortunate to have men of such hlgh callber w1ll mg to perform thls vxtal functlon rf' Row 3 C H Schnelder Karl Brunt H V Brownlee Sollcltor Row 2 C E Zxegenfuss Secretary Norman Popham C H Bryan Superintendent Row 1 J A Anderson V1cePres1dent H L Hell man Presldent George S Hards Treasurer Mr Charles Bryan came to the Dormont School 1n uly 1954 On january 1 1959 he left our schools to go to Beth page Schools ln Long Island New York where he filled the posltlon of the first supermtendent 1n a large growmg d1str1ct Dormont Schools although sorry to lose an efliclent superlnten dent, wlsh Mr Bryan unsurpassed success Superintendent v 'Y ETSQM from 1955 to january of 1959 At that tlme he became superlntendent of Dormont Pub l1c Schools, fillmg the vacancy created by the departure of Mr Bryan MISS Burton IS the dean of glrls and as sxstant prlnclpal of D H S In addltlon to act1ng as guldance counselor for the student body she has assumed the dutles of pr1n c1pal ln order to assure proper admmlstra t1on of school affa1rs unt1l a new prlncxpal IS appolnted jay NeH Mary A Burton Prlncxpal Supermtendent Assxstant Prmcxpal as 'X c 'BettyltaS oc ey Carrle euman RU! ' aha ey Ruth B The secretarxes assure the smooth runnlng of the school Mxss Mahaffey IS admmlstratlve asslstant and secretary to the superintendent Miss Shock IS Y hlgh school secretary Mrs Chr1sler, bookkeeper for the school dlstrlct, and Mrs Neuman, swxtchboard operator 7 Q 0 O O O Y l e U : . .. ' , 1 , . . , ' ' . V ,A I h. : . . , - 3 . . - A , , - , - - ' J , ' 1 1 ' I 7 7 , . , - 4 A an 4 , 1 Mr. Neff served as principal of D. H. S. zkgsl? , K 7 izl ,E ,V a ff g ' ' V: X A .f may ,A 'I g . ' Q 1 o I Q I , . ' l . - . s' I I K u X X ff A -f - or A V ' A , , 14 -L, H ,, a I,- 1 F N.-1 I K El , if . Q V --' Competent Teachers Guided Our Way, jane Arnold Michael A Babyak joseph H Batterby LOIS M Beatty English Music Algebra Biology Industrial Arts Algebra Carolyn Browning Mary Burton Robert Clvils Engllsh Psychology French Bwlggy Speech Jacquelyn Clark Wxlllam J Comensky ME Glllespxe Gennaula John Gorman Sondra G Izenson Homemakmg Chemistry Spanish Mathematlcs Business Education ,QQ 4-V5 QM John C Kelshng Margaret Kung L W Klmg Clvlcs Hlsto,-y History Health Phys1calEducat1on Charles Lanks Marjorie J. Lauder Fred W. Loeffler Martha MCF6d6H General Science History Librarian General Science Physics CIVICS H1St0fY Broadenmg Our Scope of Knowledge HF' ...,-I ,f E J McLaughlm Hobert S Mann George H Matthews Dolores Merrltt Busmess Education Plane Geometry Health Physical Educatlon Health Physlcal Educatxon Martha M Morrow Eleanor Onest William E Reed Wngllsh journalxsm Engllsh Mel I Rush Lucxle D Sawhlll Band Orchestra Engllsh 1? ig mix lr' George W Snyder English Art General Math Wxlllam W Spence Irma J Sutton Mechanlcal Drawing BUSIHGSS Ed1lf'2t1OU if I Stanley R Volkavlch Thomas K Walters Audrey Waterman P O D Hxstory Algebra Hxstory Busmess Educatxon English June E Watson Gall White John G Whlte Irene P Wood Health Physxcal Educatxon Enghsh French Spamsh Latm Staff Performed Essential Duties Mrs Grace Reese Mlss Dr Vrctor Kenneth D Rodgers LAFETERIA STAFF The cafeterxa staff plans prepares and serves the lunches at Dormont H1gh School The ladles on thxs staff have a Job that 1S more drffrcult than most persons reallze F1ve days a week for an entxre school year they must provxde meals that are well balanced nutritlous and appetlz 1ng The staff must make certam that the cafe terla 1S spotless at all times Besldes 1ts regular school routme the staff has another rmportant functlon Thrs IS to 3SSlSt or take charge of specral occasxons such as the party follow1ng the senlor luncheon and the senlor and freshman tea John Renton Vincent MEDICAL STAFF The medlcal staff rs a valuable part of D H S for It provrdes the school wrth many neces sary serv1ces Durmg the day sxck calls and ln Jurres are taken care of by Mrs Reese the school nurse Perrodrcally eye and ear tests are admmlstered and exammatxons are glven by Dr Rodgers In addrtlon the emotxonal prob lems of the students are studred by Dr Free man a psychologlst The health problems of the elementary schools are looked after by Mrss McGrew Add1t1onal functlons of the staff are conductmg absentee checks and compxlrng ln formatron concermng the health of teenagers 1 ff Ml '11 P F Mrs Cella Cook Mrs Betty Ball Mrs Rose Drmond Mrs Marjone Thorn JANITORIAL STAFF The malntenance department IS mdrspensable to Dormont Hlgh School Its functlons are num erous but 1ts GHICIEUCY IS unsurpassed It must keep the school rn tlp top condltlon by reparr mg pollshmg waxmg and keepmg the bulldmg clean It must also make sure that the bu11d1ng has sufliclent heat at all trmes These varrous dutles make our school a more pleasant and a more healthful place rn whlch to work and study After every evenmg functlon when every one else has gone home one or more members of the staff must remain to clean up and lock the doors. E ' l 2 g AFA. i SX The partrcxpatlon m athletxcs IS one of the steps IH a students long Journey along the Road of Knowl edge The varsxty sports of football basketball track and wrestllng offer a boy the opportunity to lmproxe himself nn sportsmanshrp teamwork body and mental co ordmatxon The numerous advantages of athletrcs pre sent a student a helpmg hand on h1s Journey to further hrs knowledge UT5 ANDIN5 SPO RT5 l 1 X l f J f X 1 w ..- Z f x l I Coaches Fans, Smile Frown as ulx will lb. ROW 4 T Hart R Kennedy G Kamxnski R Beadling D Winkowski C Markley F Moravec J Mackall J Williams B Karkalla D Beach T Pegel J Connell E Kuehn J Hurbanek Mgr J Sheppard Mgr B Ivill Mgr ROW 3 J Sammel L Brown, J Trout 0 U man E Marxen B McClaren C Yellig H Pfeuffer B Bott C Rizzo F Buck M Beck C Kaufmann R OConnell R Ivill M Ciravola ROW 2 L Klmg Assistant Coach J Zaremba J Bruner G Danner D Kelmeckis M Burns M Gels B Johnson H McMillan P Black L Beile M Borysiuk D Williams J Bonenberger D Stitzenberg A Britts Mgr F Loeffler Coach ROW 1 T Mackey D Klmg F Schindler R Forbrich W Yee J Nelson N Caldwell O Hohing D OConnell J Graham P Magnotti J Burke J Rugh Dormont Opponent Perry South Hills Carnegie Crafton Montour Moon McKees Roacks Quaker Valley Brentwood FOOTBALL LETTERMEN The successes of this season were due mostly to the efforts of the letter men Otto Hohing Pat Magnotti, Mar ion Borysiuk, Dale OConnell Mike Gels, Mike Burns, Mike Beck, and Jay Troutman provided the solid line so necessary for either a good defense or offense. Barry Johnson Norman Cald- well, and Harry McMillan held up the end positions and caught many valuable passes. Caldwell also played very ex- cellent pass defense. Paul Black and Harry McMillan were the spark plugs of the team, calling the plays with a skill that gained many yards for Dor- mont. Jim Nelson, John Burke, and Dave Williams aided John Bonenber- ger, our fastest runner, in the backlield. Williams was the punter and place kicker for the team. The 1958 season found the Bulldogs facing the toughest opposition in DHS history The season opened with Dormont defeating a deter mined Perry squad All hope for an undefeated season was erased in the third game at Carnegie Coach Fred Loeffler again led his Bulldogs, for the second straight year, to a five and four record Though the record was only fair the sp1r1t was good An average of over 3000 fans turned out for each of the home games A severe case of fumble 1tlS and unfortunate pass inter ceptions gave Dormonts opponents ample scor ing opportunities Quarterbacks Paul Black and Harry McMillan sparked an aerial attack that had not been expected Two straight victories over Quaker Valley and Brentwood enabled Dormont to finish with a winning season This year marked the first year that Dormont has participated in the Big Ten Conference Row 4: M. Beck, D. Williams, J. Troutman, P. Black. Row 3: J. Burke, M. Geis, M. Burns. Row 2: J. Nelson, P. Magnotti, M.Borysiuk, D. O'Connell. Row 1: O. Hohing, B. Johnson, H. McMillan, N. Caldwell. A Look Ahead Reveals Bright Future Row 3 G Schmdler Mgr W Smxth C Reed E Wnseman G Hartman C Morrow Row 2 'I' Moore Mgr I Nofsmger D Llff K Iohnsun T Facettn P Rfrncas H ack Row 1 Mr Volkavxch Coach F Crnssman R Dernckson A Spxtznagle D Bryan R Pxckles On August 20 1958 an mexperxenced group practxce of hxgh school football On the days following the-lr coach Mr Volkavlch taught them the prlmary steps and rules necessary to play w1nn1ng football Havmg produced a wm n1ng season wlth the able coachxng of Mr Vol kav1ch the tough httle frosh proved themselves very capable and promlsmg players of the class of 62 Dormont Opponent Ingram Mt Lebanon Carnegxe Ingrarr Shaler A freshman back attempts a suspected end run The frosh are at a stalemate wtth thexr opposers The freshmen attempt 3 tackle l-'SWE teamW01k I4 O of prospective freshmen boys started their first My . . Y A v. ,sv K 39 0 0 . 32 26 4 0 32 . 0 19 32 x , Deliberate Play Seen on Hardwood Row 4 J Troutman Mgr A Britts Mgr C McKenny J Martin Mgr D Jones Mgr L Robinson Row 3 C Markley L Brown J Underemer C Yellig D Beach J Mucha F Moravec Row 2 C Kauffman C Rizzo F Audxa G Hoellem D Brownlee J Hur banek F Schindler Row l Mr Volkav1ch Coach P Kribbs H McMillan M Vacca B Johnson P Black Mr Loeffler Assistant Coach Langley Montour Bellevue South Hills McKees Rocks Crafton Carnegie Washington Burgettstown Thomas Jefferson Chartlers Valley Canonsburg Mount Lebanon Trinity Washington Burgettstown Thomas Jefferson Chartiers Valley Canonsburg Mount Lebanon Tnmty Overt1me Row 3: C. Rizzo L. Robinson L. Brown. Row 2: R. Brownlee C. Yellig H. McMillan P. Kribbs. Row l: M. Vacca B. Johnson P. Black. Dormont certainly salvaged no sparklmg rec ords from the 1958 S9 basketball wars Although a 8 14 record reveals a dlsappomtlng season the Bulldog cagers moved relentlessly through their schedule and at least went down with the satisfaction of puttlng up stiff opposltlon I Jur1es to key men hurt the team considerably throughout the season SSHIOFS Paul Black Harry McMillan, Barry Johnson, and Mario Vacca have shown the fans determ1nat1on and Splflted play The remamder of the squad all underclassmen, have proven that they can carry on next year Sophomore Larry Brown came Into his own as a varsity player late 1n the season and fimshed high in the scormg The season was highlighted by two overtlme games BASKETBALL LETTERMEN The basketball lettermen led by sen 1ors Paul Bl ck Harry McMillan Mar1o Vacca, and Barry Johnson have shown the true Dormont sportsmanshlp and Splflt throughout the long basket ball season Among the rema1n1ng letter men were juniors Larry Roblnson, Dick Brownlee Chuck Yell1g Phil Kribbs and two sophomores, Larry Brown and Carl Rizzo these players will be an asset to next years squad With s1x of the ten Varslty lettermen returning next season Dormonts hard wood team will grow in experience as well as physical and mental ability to produce a winning season. DORMONT OPPONENT . n 44 41 - 38 33 r . . .' ss 60 ' 1 28 ' 71 56 65 ' ' 46 47 ' ' - - - ' u n- 56 Bethel 67 - - . 41 ' 36 , 38 ' 72 l - 1 40 52 ' 47 36 ' ' 61 ' 46 - - h - 43 Sl ' 57 76 55 ' ' 37 ' - 34 ' 71 ' ' ' 59 68 ' ' ' - , 64 26 - - - 62 ' 60 ' 55 as 53 81 43 ' ' S4 - 0 1 1 7 3 W An Asset to Next Year's Team Row .5 D Brol F Mgr W Buckhagen E Wnseman P Egan N Mnlan Row 2 M Klmg Coach D Bryan T Facettl F Cnssman K johnson W Smxth Row 1 G Hart man K Clark G Schindler E Bartlett T Moore The freshman basketball team enjoyed a suc cessful season agam thls year wmnlng exght games and suffermg only two losses Bryan Facettx Hartman Wlseman and Schlndler a strong experlenced battery wxth many able re serves suffered losses only to Mt Lebanon and Ingram who they had prevxously defeated ear l1er 1n the season Thexr coach Mr Klmg added to thexr previous grade school experlence many helpful hmts and suggestlons whlch alded them m thexr successful season and whlch w1ll help them become the future stars of the class of 62 Thelr loyal fans wltnessed plenty of action and many an 6XCltlI'lg game m thexr 58 59 season 44? Siaegfff ee wi lf KM 2 fs V Q' My 'Q as A frosh clmgs to the ball as two opponents converge on hnm I7 DORMONT OPPONENT Castle Shannon Peters Township Mt Lebanon Ingram Ingram McNaugher Castle Shannon Peters Townshxp Prospect McNaugher Schindler attempts to block an opposmg players shot : . ., . . - ' , . , . ' . : Y ' ' , ' ' A 29 2 7 - I 29 ' 12 . . - 23 . 28 7 Y Y Y ' - 19 24 1 - y 52 14 , ' - 29 22 - ' ' ' 29 - ' 12 . . . 27 22 , I , 38 38 lu - as 9 f, gr? gg , QZ QQEEQMLW K 14 f .2 , ,Z C f K' Q f L7 A f 1. l . Q 1. Y gl ' , 5 tl war,-, ef A ' JA .Q - ,JY N A 312' ' aff' .2 Rain, Poor Weather Hinder Track Row 3 VN Bott Mgr C McKenny Robmson A Brxtts Mgr Row Z R Mxller M Dobroxolsky D Vkllllams R Graham B johnson H McM1llan D Forbrlch B Kennedy L Brown D Kelmeckxs L Bradllng F Crnssman R Brownlee D OConnell C D Dxsney Mgr Row 1 M Loeffler Coach M Burns I Dlttmar Mr Kllng Coach The Bulldog track team lS the fastest 1n several seasons There are four senmor lettermen who haxe helped the underclassmen come mto thelr own for next season Halry McM1llan Barry johnson Charles Mxller and Dxck Brownlee were the hurdle men for the Bulldogs Jun D1ttmar was an asset thls year when he became one of the leadlng scorers for hls work IH the half m1le and mlle relay team Dave W1ll1ams was the leadmg dash man for Dormont thls season Marlo Vacca Larry Robmson Barry Johnson Mxke Burns Daxe Kelmeclus, and Charles Mlller won many fleld ex ents thls year TRACK SCORES South Hills 10 1 Dormont 14 Brentwood Dormont Baldwm 1 1 Dormont 4 1 VN est Allegheny Dormont Moon 1 Dormont 1 TRACK LETTERMEN Dormont Hugh School has produced thlrteen track lettermen thus season The sprxnt events were run by Dave Wllllams and john Bonen berger Barry johnson Harry McM1llan and Charles Mlller competed ln the hlgh hurdles whlle Dlck Brownlee replaced Mlller mn the lows In the dxstame events Mxke Dobrovolsky lm Dxttmar and Rxchard OConnel1 earned thenr letters johnson set a Bxg Ten Conference hlgh Jump record whxle the pole xault was en tered by Fred Crxssman Daxe Kelmeckls Marlo Vacca and Larry Robmson handled the dlscus javelm and shot put 18 BIG TEN CONFERENCE Moon Dormont 31 Corapolxs 5012 McKees Rocks 3012 Quaker Valley West Allegheny Row 3 M Dobrowolsky D Kelmeckls L Robinson H McM1llan Row 2 F Crxssman j Bonenberger D Wrllnams D Brownlee Row 1 M Vacca j Dxttmar Q I M 'V XXX gmqw Shar Row 3 T Clarke, Mr Kexslmg, B Kxrby Row 2 D Curry, J H Porter, M Ghck Row 1 J Spltznagel, P Welsh, B Dey 4 R Dey Connell D Anderson M Curry Row Beadlmg Welsh J Zuhck M The r1fle Under the Shooters Conquer Hard Season Qu? own' R Barnes J Burda B Kxrby T Clarke D Matthews J Rugh B Stewart Benedlct C Nxshmck Row 3 J Spnznagel G Mueller P Egan Gllck J Deaton R Jones K Clark J Dtttmar R Thompson R Shelter 2 R Moore W Buckhagen B Swegal M Kmg R Whlttxer E Gllck Peck J Hunger R Schauweker D Sxmmons Coach Kexslmg Row 1 Porter P Wendt S Deward S Byron E Seeley J Kuntz B Txmko Henderson S Konet team lS one of the many xnterestlng sports at Dormont Hlgh School dlrectxon of coach Mr Ke1sl1ng, lt partlclpates 1n matches w1th other schools 1n the area and sends 1ts two best sen1ors to the all star shoot held m Apr1l The ten members of the competlng team are J Burda J Spmtznagle B Klrby R Dey P Welsh M G11ck,J Rugh R Beadl1ng,T Clarke, and R Curry D Matthews, J Porter and D Slmmons are flrst subst1tutes, who have also shot 1n matches Because there IS no rlfle range at Dormont the team practlces at Mt Lebanon Hxgh School, and all home meets are held there T Clarke accumu lated the hlghest score in competltlon from January 1958 to January 1959 For th1s achlevement he was awarded a Natlonal Rlile Assoclatxon medal a match 20 W-.-, J Spltznagel and B Dey sxght m target before Q ,V VX- , ' 1 1' ' '- - 1 - . 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Z 4-an Row 4 G Perry I Williams T Ciesnelski R Conley B Hutchm R Marggraff ROW 3 L Dale C Reed N Zouppas C Hecht T Thompson J Hunger ROW 2 W King J Hazzard G Hall M Beck T Pegel D Wllllams Row 1 Mr Matthews B Kurlfink F Robertl K Romary R Kennedy B Derrickson D OBrien Beglnnlng this past year Dormont Hlgh School has revlved the lncreasingly popular sport of wrestlmg The last t1me Dormont had wrestllng as a com p6t1t1Ve sport was five years ago when the sport died out because of a lack of support The man responsible for the revlval of the sport IS the teams able coach, Mr Matthews, who has just returned to Dormont from a two year post at West Polnt where he taught wrestling Wrestlmg IS a sport for the small boy as well as for the 165 pounder A knowledge of the holds a sense of alertness, and quickness constitute integral part of successful wrestlmg There are twelve welght classes rang mg from 80 to 185 pounds Of course, each boy wrestles 1n hls own welght squad Th1s year has been an experimental rev1val of the sport Popular support and good attendance at the matches will justify the hard work done by the 1959 squad and w1ll assure the permanent addltxon of wrestllng to the sports of D H S demonstrate several holds used in wrestling opponents 21 Y 7 , ' ' an class. Twelve boys with many alternates constitute our D.H.S. wrestling r 'I Y J Hazzard G Hall F Roberti R Kennedyrrn Williams practice holds used in pinning their Grapplers Create Interest at D.H. . B Derrickson B Kurlfmk K Romary and D Hard Work Fun : Happy Seniors C15 Do you thmk Im destmed for Holly wood? J Fassmger J Graham and J Km1e czak ask each other as they study for class play tryouts mnsiakkw C35 D Stoner and M Grabe Art appreclatxon ,MAAVVQ E!! ri' fig' x 4 N C25 Whered xt all go? Complams M P1n1 a typxcal semor m debt :xii students etch out thexr stamed glass wmdows 4, what 3 hfeu J Hart B Ba,-nes and B wwf Y' ,ns C55 M Grabe R Fellabom B McKe1th and M Aloe have some fun m thelr home room in 165 To be or not to be that IS the question M Tasyarek and J Con Rome hold the prlzes they won for thexr POD pro neu act out a scene In Hamlet jects - 1 X W x 1 ' 1 A E 5 Q T at fn f J A A 4 fy E. by it A ,, ' w Q ,, ru , A ,,o,aa,1 , in L J, Q1 ,I , I ,, ' f as ci' M -ti y gl 1 Q 3 5 I .,.Q A g ' I l A' f I 5 3: 3 X, 5 5 5ar 22 The Road of Knowledge has been tread by 148 Dormont Hugh School seniors We hixf. journeyed far and haxe galned much nn companlonslnp wisdom and Lxperunu. Lat us not mi 4. the mlslikf. of l7tll6NlllL that e rc ld 'I IL Ron Knoxxlulgc exumls fur beyond our lfnfllllllill houzon :nd even though we vull nexer reach nts end we should strne to approach as near to tlns goal as IS possible While we are steadrly 8ClXdIlClllg we can be n -ff! ,., S .7 Qxsx.. .f - - splred by these words They can x--Q-gf!! conquer who belreve they can Dryden EIGNING SENIURS Senior Class UTEP' 'Qi IS Small Yet Strong ALOE BONITA Bon Glee Club 2, Musxcale 2 Tap Chorus 2 Vanetles 2 BALISTRERI CHESTER Chet Football 1 BEACH CAROLE ANN Callze johnson Cxty Hxgh School 1 2 G A C 4 Glee Club 3 Musl cale 3 BEESON RAYMOND Ray Boys Ensemble 2 3 4 Dormom tor 4 FTA 4 Glee Club 12 Make Up Club 12 3 4 Mu slcale 1 2 3 4 Pamt Crew 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 1 Vanetxes 1 2 3 4 24 AUDIA FRANCIS Fran Basketball 1 2 4 Football BARNES ROBERT Bob Glee Club 3 Muslcale 3 R1He Club 4 Varletles 3 BEAN THOMAS Tom BEILE LAWRENCE Larry Basketball 1, 2, 3, Boys n semble 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Musxcale 4, Track 1, 2 As Freshmen We Faced Unfamlllarlty BENEDICT DONALD Ben Rxtle Club 1 2 3 4 BENNER JUDY jude Cheerleaders Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Make Up Club 4 Mod om Dance 1 2 Mus1cale 1 2 Tap Chorus 1 Varletles 1 2 BISSEL CAROL Carol BLACK PAUL Paul Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football Track 1 3 BLUM BONNIE LEE Bon GAC 1234 Glee Club 123 Llbrary Club 2 3 Musxcale 1 2 3 Tap Chorus 2 Varletxes 1 BOORD DOROTHY Dot' Cheerleaders Club 1 2 3 4 GAC 1 234 GleeClub1 2 3 Modern Dance l 2 3 4 Musxcale 1 2 3 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Pamt Crew l Stu dent Councll 2 3 4 Torch Stal? 1 2 3 Vanetxes 1 2 3 BORYSIUK MARION A 'Marlon Football 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Muslcale 4 Stage Crew 3 Varletles 3 BOST LAUREL 'Laurel G A C 4 Lxbrary Club 25 O O O Y , , ll .YI ,. T '111 - I ,Lp ' 1 W, ' K! fl S , 1 1 - 1 - ! 1 1 1 S 1 1 - ,QN ix' Y ll il D lf JI 1 1 1 1 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Councll lg 1' ' D II - - - 1 115 111 11 115 5 ,2,3. 1 ll I 1 1 1 9 - - - 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 111 1 I ' - 1 11 1 1? 1 1 - , . I ' Il 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ii . . . 5 4. Standing on Brink of An Horizon BOYNES JOYCE Joyce Cheerleaders Club 1 G A C 2 3 4 GleeClub12 ae 1 2 Pamt Crew 1 Vanetlesl 2 3 BRYANT THOMAS H Slzm Dormomtor 3 4 Marchmg Band Muslca e Pamt Crew 2 3 4 PYOJGCIIOYI Club 1 2 Stage Crew Varxetres 2 3 4 BURKE JOHN Buck Basketball 1 2 3 Football 14 Student Councrl 2 CACICIA VINCENE F Vmce Cheerleaders Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Musxcale 1 2 3 Tap Chorus 1 Varxetxes 12 26 BROWN THOMAS Charlre Tumblmg 3 4 Varretxes 3 4 BURDA JAMES E m Rxfle Club 1 234 Varxetles 3 BURNS MIKE Mike Football 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 CALDWELL NORMAN P Norm Camera Club 1 Football 123 4 Progectlon Club 12 Track 1 O O O 1 Ko' I! Q . . . 1. 1 1 9 . :Mu- slcl , 5 ,2: 1 1 H 'li ,Q ' 1- Il' ' U . . 'z . 1, 2, 3, 4: ' l 2, 3, 43 , . 1 1 1 21314: 1 Y ' , . Hji YI 1,1 We . 3 ' lf . IP 111 1 11 1 Il ' 7! 1111 1- 145342 5 Kali' , . .re 1, I 1 111 113 4 1- , . .. 11 I U 9 1 5 13 2,3. W. Sophomores Recognized Their Goal CAMPBELL ALICE L Cvlee Club 123 MU5lCdl6 123 CAPRIOTTI MARLENE Mer! A 12 G C b 2 bxary Club 12 Muslcale 12 fa Chorus 12 VQYIEIIES 12 CLARK PEGGY Peggy rxelns 2 CONNELL JAMES EDWARD m Football 4 Clee Club 4 Proje-L tion Club 12 Rlfle Club 234 CAPITANELLI MARLENE F Cappy Cheerleaders Club 1 2 3 G A C Glee Club 12 3 Modern Dance 1 2 3 Muslcale 1 Tap Chorus 1 2 3 4 Varletxes 1 2 3 CIANCIOSI ANNA MARIE Anna Dormomtor 3 4 CONKLIN PAUL Pud Football 1 DACOROS IRENE Irene Dramatxc Club 1 GAC 4 Glee Club 12 Modern Dance 1 u axcale 12 Pamt Crew 4 Vane tles 1 2 27 i I 66'- ,fx ,gr 4 ff' 0 0 7 .41 ' I l for l N v-f' - ' ev 1: K 1.1. . . , . V . X1 F.T.. .3 lee 'lu- 1,1 Li- xy lc A , .1 ' : .1 . ' l 5 . 'p :.:z .,. A K,-. f Y, 6 U. V! 1 1- will .. T, W H if, I' I ,sr .ff f V' ' ole? Club 1,21 Musicale 21 va- T l X ': 1 A A 3384 4, .. U, V94 ' I M -A if 'S v Hji 'I I . . ' y 1 - ' ' , O ' V' an 2 . U ,L V ' Z V , . . . .2 M - f , , J , I , ki' 75541 il Proceeded Toward it with Vigor DAWSON CHARLES W. Chuck DeFRANCISCO DAVID W Dave DITTMAR JAMES H 1m Projectlon Club 2 Track 234 DONATI SUZANNE Sue Make Up Club 34 Marching Band 34 Musncale 34 28 DEATON TONI Tom G A C DEY ROBERT Bob Rxfle Club 12 3 4 DONAHUE W DANIEL Red b11ng12 34 DUTKO JOSEPH J oe Tumblmg 1 2 3 , fl YY , H -U . . .4. , . fl' ll , If L! Y . . - . , . NJ' ii . I l Y Y ' , . CK l! Football 15 Rifle Club lg Tum Y Y . - . 7 1 ff II - , 5 ' y 3 1 - , . V , HJ Il Y . Y I ' I 2 ' Accompanymg Gur Junior Year Was ESPY GEORGE EDWARD George Boys Ensemble 2 3 4 F T A 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Marching Band 12 34 Muslcale 12 3 4 Stu dent Councxl 24 Vanetles 12 FASSINGER JANICE CAROL an GAC 234 Glee Club 123 Modern Dance 3 Musxcale 1 2 3 Torch Staff 2 3 4 Tap Chorus 2 3 Vanetles 1 2 3 4 FELLABOM ROBERTA ANN Bobbze Cheerleaders Club 2 Glee Club 12 Lxbrary Club 12 Musrcale 1 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Torch Staff 2 3 4 Tap Chorus 3 Varxetres 2 3 FORBRICH JUDITH M Judy FTA 2 GAC 24 Glee Club 1 2 3 Modern Dance 2 3 Musx c le 12 Student Councxl 4 Torch Staff 234 Varieties 1 FAHEY BARBARA Barb Glee Club 1 Modern Dance 3 Musxcale 1 Pamt Crew 2 Vane FAULISI CATHERINE E Kay Glee Club 1 Pamt Crew 24 FLECK ELAINE Mltch Cheerleaders Club 2 GAC 34 Glee Club 24 GEIS MICHAEL Mike Football 1 234 Stage Crew 3 Varletxes 3 29 0 u n 1 -1-C ...Z ' vw yu 3,4. u ny u w - nj u ..., .,,. - .- 1 'vi .. ,,,. 1 u as s 1 u -U 1 rv sv Q v ,uv 1 ,. 1 u-u ,. -s v- u n ...,...,, rv: yy ' 3 -Q 1 .-v v 2,3. n n'n vvyx Keener Insight and a Faster Pace GEORGE MARIE A Mane Glee Club 1 Muslcale 1 GRABE MARIJANE Marrjane Cheerleaders Club 1 FTA 23 4 Glee Club 1 Llbrary Club 1 234 Make Up Club 34 Mod ern Dance 12 Muslcale 1 Na tional Honor Society 4 Paint Crew 3 Varnetxes 134 GRAHAM RICHARD J Dick Glee Club 3 Musxcale 3 Ushers Club 1 2 Varxetles 1 2 3 GREEN RICHARD G Rich Projection Club 3 4 Ushers Club 4 Vanetxes 3 30 GLICK MORTON M Mort Rnfle Club 2 34 Track 3 GRAHAM JOHN C john Boys Ensemble 34 Dormomtor 34 Football 34 Glee Club 3 Soclety 4 Student Councll 4 Var1et1es3 GREEN BEVERLY M Greeny Cheerleaders Club 1 Glee Club 1 National Honor Society 4 Pamt Crew 3 Student Councll 4 Tap Chorus 2 34 Varletxes 1 HAMILTON ROBERT L Bob Dormomtor 4 , . Cl ' YI 5 ' . , . .4 U y 1 S - , ll LY 3 - - - y Y I S 1 v Y 3 ' 1 5 ' I 5 9 ' 1 , . - ' ' u n , 1 , - 1 S y 5 1 Q r 49 Musxcale 3,45 National Honor S S , . lf ' YI z ' 9 ' 1 I 1 I ' , . KI Il 3 9 U 5 3 S l ! Q y 2,3. , . .1 - H ' ' , 9 3 . , . H .. Our Clumax Was Being Sensors 9-. HART IAMES L IIT? D1 rmomtor 34 Lvlee Club 34 Marchmg, Bind 12 Muslcale 1 3 4 Projection Club 2 3 4 Varle ties 1 2 3 HEARD JUDITH ANN Judy Dormomtor 34 FTA 3 Glee Club 123 Llbrary Club 12 Make Up Club 34 Marchmg Band 12 Modern Dance 2 Mu slcale 123 Pamt Crew 1 Va rletles 1 2 3 4 HENDERSON DONNA LEA Donna HOGBEN DAVID Lloyd Football 1 3 Muslcale 1 Tumbllng 2 3 4 Varlelles 12 3 4 HARTMAN CONSTANCE L Conme FTA 3 Cvlee Club 13 Make Up Club 234 Muslcale 13 Pamt Crew 123 Varletxes 12 HEATH LINDA JOYCE el! Cheerleaders Club 2 3 D0rmOnl tor 4 Glee Club 23 Modern Dance 23 Muslcale 2 Rxfle Club 4 Tap Chorus 23 Vane ues 2 3 HERRINGTON GAIL Gall Cheerleaders Club 1234 Dor monltor 4 GAC 1234 Glee Llub 123 Modern Dance 12 34 MUSlCdl6 123 Pamt Crew 12 Tap Chorus 12 3 Varletxes 1 2 3 4 HOHING OTTO F Butch I 4' 'af 6,04 1 'Furs P'-N yi!! Football 1 2 3 4 Track 4 31 F ii 1 'Um Qu-4 15 , 1 0 O ! f' ' A U E ' QQ' 1 ' ., 1 ' ., 1 ' - z .': ' . 'N I . .-. . - I, 'ig .. - U 74 , . Z. A , 3 I 3-in 5 Q 3,4. V ' ' ' ' V3 44 ,5- 1 W o f ' 1 '15-1. . X f, J ' .' - ' mfr we 4 5 Y .. .1 A ,lg . . . g rip. . . - 1 v 9 ff . - , f s - . , .X 4 aw , 2 Q - l A . . V 1 1 ' 1 - , as Y Y v - l if ' 3 .. U , . W J n L 1 y ,, Q N 9 5 '. ' im:- T n ' , , , 2 - S - - ' 1 y v 5 1 S ' 1 v S I v 5 1 1 9 , , , - , 'I .2, 9 5 y Y Q ' v Y . - 42'-1 G ,a QQ, 21? 0 , . Q ff 4 1 N ,, ., 'f ,fa 'wa . jf 'Y 1 - - 1 v ' lil f 1' Baskmg In Rewards We Accumulated ,nur HORVATH GERALD J Treads Boys Ensemble 1 2 3 4 F T A 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 Musxcale 1 2 3 4 Projectlon Club 2 34 Tumblmg 2 3 4 Varletxes 1 2 3 4 HUGHES CATHERINE SUSAN Kitty Make Up Club 1 2 3 4 Pamt Crew 2 Var1et1es 1 2 3 4 HURLSTON NANCY Nance Cheerleaders Club 1 Glee Club 123 Modern Dance 12 Mu sxcale 12 Natlonal Honor Soc lety 4 Pamt Crew 1234 Stu dent Councll 2 4 Torch Staff 2 3 4 Varxetres 1 2 3 4 JOHNSON BARRY Andy Basketball 1 2 3 4 Dormonltor 12 3 4 Football 12 34 Musl cale 1 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Student Councrl 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 32 HRACH ELAINE RUTH Elaine Cheerleaders Club 12 Dormom 2 3 4 F T A G A C Glee Club 12 Modern Dance 1 Musrcale 12 Tap Chorus 2 Varletxes 1 2 HURBANEK G JAMES Hurb Basketball 1234 Football 1 34 Stage Crew 234 Varieties IRVINF PAULA J Paula Cheerleaders Club 14 Dramatlc Club 1 Glee Club 1234 Mu sxcale 1234 Tap Chorus 34 Varxetres 1 2 3 4 KAUF CAROLE DIANE KoHee Cheerleaders Club 12 34 Glee Club 1 2 3 Modern Dance 12 3 4 Muslcale 12 Tap Chorus 2 3 4 Varxetres 1 2 3 4 0 a O v ' , A lr rr ly' vvvv ' Q mrs? 3 3 V111 :val rv? :rr ara- , u -u , rv ' tor,,g...2,...1, rl ' Z 1: 1 ,. 05,1 1 n-n ' rrrl 1 yay' ,. rr n van? 1 rl uv: 2,3. lf 1 n u F vyl 15 ' :S ' r rnxl ' A 1? 1 . . .. 4, . 1: sry- rr n ,ve xx s svvr ' Vvyg 15 rr:- v u n vvyi :lvl vvrs ' 5 yvyl rvv' , n u www: S, lv? wr: H43 9 sr 1 wa: - ' if vu ,uv- v ,Z ,. wif' Lf- 'lf' Class of 59 Assumed Leadership KEANE JANET IULIA Little Pump Cheerleaders Club 1 GAC 1 Glee Club 12 Modern Dance 1 Tap Chorus 1 Varxetles 12 KELLY DENISE Denny Cheerleaders Club 123 Dor momtor 1234 Glee Club 12 3 Modern Dance 123 Musx cale 12 Student Councxl 4 Tap Chorus 23 Varletxes 12 3 KELLY PATRICIA Pa! Lebanon Hlgh School 12 KMIECIAK JUDITH DAROLYN Judy Cheerleaders Club 1 GAC 4 Glee Club 13 Make Up Club 3 Modern Dance 13 Musxcale 3 Vanetxes 13 KEATING BONNIE LEE Bon Yah Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Modern Dance 4 Mus1ca1e 2 3 4 Vane t1es 1 2 3 4 KELLY DONALD Don Glee Club 3 Student Councxl 4 Var1et1es3 KERNA JUDITH ANN Judy Cheerleaders Club 1 Glee Club 12 Modern Dance 1 Muslcale 12 Tap Chorus 1 Vanetles 12 KUBIAK CAROL A Carol Cheerleaders Club 1 Glee Club 1,2,3, Modern Dance 1,25 Mu- sicale 15 Tap Chorus 1,2,3,4: Varieties 1,2,3. 33 2 '11- Had Posse, and Set Hugh Standards It wr LECKY CHARLOTTE Char Cheerleaders Club 12, GA'C 4 Glrls Ensemble 1234 Glee Club 1234 Modern Dance 1 Musxcale 12 4 Tap Chorus 23 Varletres 1234 LOGAN DIANE ELIZABETH Diane LORENZINI JOANNE N Cheerleaders Club 1 GAC Glee Club 12 Marchmg Band 2 3 4 Modern Dance 1 2 3 4 Musrcale 2 3 4 Tap Chorus 2 3 4 Varretles 1 2 3 MCCABE ALLAN F 34 LEWIS JUNE ELLEN june Glee Club 1 2 LORENZI ROSEMARIE Rosy Cheerleaders Club 1 Dormom tor 4 GAC 14 Glee Club 1 23 Modern Dance 123 Tap Chorus 12 3 Varletles 13 LOTIS JON on Basketball 12 Ushers Club 3 Varnetxes 1 2 3 McCONNELL PEGGY Pe Dormomtor 4 G AC 4 Student Councrl 4 It Made Deep Impressions on D H MCKEITH BARBARA DIANE Barb Cheerleaders Club 1234 Dor monxtor 34 GAC 4 Glee Club 123 Modern Dance 12 Musrcale 123 Student Counc1l 3 Tap Chorus 234 Varletxes 1 2 3 McVAY SANDRA Sandy' Cheerleaders Club 12 Dormom tor 4 Girls Ensemble 1 Glee Club 123 Modern Dance 12 Muslcale 12 Tap Chorus 123 4 Varxetles 1 MARTIN JOHN jack Basketball 1 2 3 4 MATTHEWS DONALD Don Projection Club 23 Rifle Club 1 23 Stage Crew 23 Varletxes MCMILLAN HARRY Mac Basketball 1234, Football 12 34 Stage Crew 23 Student Councll 34 Torch Staff Track 1 234 Varxetles 23 MAGNOTTI WILLIAM Pat Basketball 1 Football 1 234 Track 134 Varletles 14 MARUCA ISABELLA Issy Cheerleaders Club 1 2 3 4 G A C 1 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Modern Dance 1 Muslcale 1 2 3 Torch Staff 3 4 Tap Chorus 1 2 3 4 Varletles 1 2 3 4 MERKLE JUDIE judze Cheerleaders Club 12 Dormonl tor 124 GAC 4 Glee Club 1 2 Modern Dance 12 Muslcale 1 2 Varxetles 1 2 35 Q Llfe Which Wall ot Soon be Erased MINNECI CARL Carl 4'-T. MOONEY JOANNE Cheerleaders Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Modern Dance l Tap Chorus 12 Varxetles 12 FJ MOORE MARY LOUISE Lou Cheerleaders Club 12 Dormom tor 4 Cvlee Club 12 3 4 Make Up Club 1 Muslcale 12 4 Pamt Q Crew 12 Tap Chorus 2 Varle hes 12 MUELLER HERBERT Herb Glee Club 34 Muslcale 3 Va rxetles 3 MUIR IANET A an Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 Musxcale 234 Tap Chorus 1234 Varretxes 1 2 3 4 fu. MUNN NANCY Boa Cheerleaders Club 2 G ee Llub 124 Tap Chorus 123 VHTIGIIBS 1 2 NELSON JAMES rm Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 OCONNELL DALE Tank Basketball Manager 1234 Dor monltor 3 Football 124 Glee Club 4 Musxcale 4 Student Council 4 Track Manager 1 A Varxetnes 1 36 O O O . l 0 1 1. U .K fs 73 A' Y Ulu :s 0 I - g 1 . e - ' If , , ,, ,- ' 5 ' ' v li I! ,- : - S ,-5 ,S 3 - 5 ,. . , ff U yi Q ' ,. . HJ U 1..,5 ,,,9 ,. yy,- 'CJ U, H l,'g l ' A 11,3 ,yi ,. 4 ,. y HJ- H ,S ,yyi . ,' 1 , X ,, ., wry? ' 9 ,fi , 3 9 f ' . 7 . , 1, v r Us 14 , - Class of '59 Introduced Senior OETTING PAUL Paul Glee Club 1 Projecuon Club 1 2 Ushers Club 123 Varxetxes 1 2 3 PAAPE CHARLES Pooch 1-gp: Dramatxc Club 1 Glee Club 3 4 Marchmg Band 12 34 Musx cale 1 2 3 4 Varxeues 1 2 3 4 PALMER MARGARET Peg Cheerleaders Club 12 Dormom tor 1234 GAC 4 Glee Club 12 3 Modern Dance 1 Musxcale 1 2 3 Varxetles 12 3 PETERS ROBERT Pete Rlfle Club 2 3 PIETRACATELLO STEPHEN Steve PINI MICHAEL Mike Marchmg Band 2 3 4 TN 111512 m-, POMPER WILLIAM Bill 1-,ns QUIGLEY JOHN johnny Glee Club 3 Musxcale 3 37 fa 1 .. 11 S 1 K 9 1 1 1 K lf 1 1 - ' X' , 1, X ' if 1. 11 Q - V 1 ll ' 1 1 1 S ' ' 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 - 1 1 ff 11 1 l ' 1 1 1 l - - - 1 - 1 1 1 . ' ' L 1 1 1 1 1 - 5' if 1 14 11 , . f lf I X 1 . 4 cr n , I n 1 QW ,, , A A ,Z 2 2 Z 1 W 'Q . 1.1 . - 1 1 - Agfi, ! I 1 ff - 11 , , , 6 'Qi ,0- ,a 1 1 If li Q . Recognition at Last Football Game RAMEAS, HOPE c:Hopen cale 2 3' Varieties 2. ROME FRANK R Mike Basketball 2 Football 2 Stu dent Council 3 4 Torch Staff 4 Track 4 SCATTAREGIA CAROLE M Carole Glee Club 12 Make Up Club 12 34 Musicale 1 Pamt Crew 1 2 4 Varieties 1 2 3 4 SCHOPP BONNIE L Bon Cheerleaders Club 12 GAC 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Modern Dance 1 2 3 Musxcale 1 2 3 4 Tap Chorus 1 2 3 4 Varieties 1 2 3 4 38 G.A.C. 29 Glee Club 2,35 Musi- ROMARY ALYCE Cheerleaders Club 234 GAC 4 Glee Club 2 Modern Dance 2 Muslcale 2 Tap Chorus 23 4 Varieties 2 RUGH JOHN M Jack Football 1 3 4 R1He Club 12 3 4 Ushers Club 2 Varieties 2 SCHERMAN CHARLES H SCHUELER RAYMOND Ray Rifle Club 12 Student Council ll y HAI!! ,,g , S i 5 fy Q . , . lK'l! I 9 ' ,Z 3 S. l - U U ,YS -1, y 7 - Q , . If !l 13 ' ,lvl S v-3 1,1- , . H 'IJ Charlie H, !'i,' 1 ' ll ll ' ,S ---. ' 5 vi ' ,vyi ,,S ' yvvi 1 V ,fi ,ly- . ll II QA V9 fp' 2. fi XT!! Talents Produced Prize Winning SHARP O GARY Gary Basketball 2 Football 1 SKARVELIS J D JAMES Duke Camera Club 12 Projectxon Club 1234 Varletles 123 SLAGLE BARBARA Barb GAC 4 SPADA ELVIRA Cookle G A C 4 SPICER STEPHEN C Steve Football 12 Glee Club 34 Musxcale 34 Track 34 Tum SPITZNAGEL JOHN Spxtz Natxonal Honor Society 4 Rxfle Club 1 2 3 4 Varieties 2 STEVENS GLADYS Gladys GAC 1 Glee Club 1234 Library Club 12 Muslcale 12 3 4 Varieties 1 2 3 4 STITZENBERG DONALD E Stltz Football 2 3 Stage Crew 234 Varletles 2 3 4 39 'H il af! 2 Qjvjiz , ' Ja' M -,QU ' ll JI - 6 : - A . 2' xl 1 ' ' . 1. 1. , 9 ' ' X 1 Y 7 S Y Y ' X X is lx x V ll ll n Y ' u Nw , . ll !I y 3 f 5 1 Q 1 i ' bling 1,2,3,4g Varletles 1,2,3,4. y lf ' ll x I 1 y i I - , I 3 L, 5 i ' ' 5 A, ffl A 4 A , 'iw , ll' Il I- - - 7 , , 1 7 . I . 9 , , l G Y Y ! ' n ' If ' ii , 5 ' ' 1 S y 1 S Y 1 ' Y X ' ix Projects During Four Year Span STONER DAVID Dave Paint Crew 1 2 3 SUTCH NANCY BARBARA Boa Cheerleaders Club 12 Dormonl tor 4 FTA 234 Glee Club 1 2 Lrbrary Club 1 2 Make Up Club 3 Modern Dance 12 Mu srcale 1 Student Counc113 Va rletles 1 3 Cheerleaders Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Modern Dance 1 Musxcale 1 2 3 Tap Chorus 1 2 Varletxes TASZAREK MARY LOU Taz Cheerleaders Club 12 FTA 4 Glee Club 1 2 34 Musrcale 1 2 3 Tap Chorus 23 Vanetres 1 2 3 THOMAS NANCY JA NE Nance Band 1 2 3 4 Modern Dance 1 2 3 4 Muslcale 1 2 3 4 Pamt Crew 1 2 3 4 Tap Chorus 1 2 3 Varretxes 1 2 3 4 TILTON WILLIAM R B1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Marchmg Band 12 3 4 Muslcale 1 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Society 4 Pro Jectxon Club 34 Rlfle Club 1 2 Varretles 1 2 3 40 VACCA MARIO Vac Basketball 1 2 3 4 Student Coun cxl 1 Track 4 , ff U PI' Y .. U 19 ' 5---yr? 1 1 1? ' 1 +5 ' Z S' ,. , li 77 ,g 5 -yy? yy? yr 1,- , 1, U Cheerleaders Club 15 Marching ,lvl , YY, YYY? yyvS ,,Q ,M- , . lf'1lll yr? ,115 rrva 5 - 1? 1 S rv- , 1. H vyr? g . Sensor Luncheon Recalled by Sensors VALLOR JAMES 1m WASYLIK JOANNE MARIE Cheerleaders Club 12 34 GA 134 Glee Club 12 Modern Dance 1 2 Musxcale 1 23 Pamt Crew 1 Tap Chorus 1 2 Varxetxes 1 2 3 WILSON RUTH ANN Ruthie GAC 4 Glee Club 12 Make Up Club 1 Tap Chorus 1 YEE SUSAN Susan G A C 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Vane tres 2 3 VERNA BEVERLY Bev Cheerleaders Club 12 3 4 Dor momtor 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Mod ern Dance 1 2 3 4 Muslcale 1 2 3 Tap Chorus 1 2 3 4 Varxetles 1 2 3 4 WELSH PATRICIA ANN Ca FTA 34 Glee Club 123 Make Up Club 3 Muslcale 12 3 Pamt Crew 2 3 R156 Club 1 234 Vanetles 123 YEE JAMES rm Tumblmg 1 2 3 Varletles 1 2 3 YUROCHKO MARLENE ' Marlene Dormonxtor 4 FTA 34 Musx cale 2 Tap Chorus 2 4'l AC' apable Class Officers Led in SENIORS NOT PICTURED COPAZO GERALDINE Chambers yung Area Sr Hlgh School 1 2 3 GROOVER NINA BETH All-ren Hxgh School 12 IOHNSON WALTER Walt Ma chmg Band 1 Stage Crevx 234 Varletles 23 KNOX CONNIE Kalserslautern Germany Glee Club 1 Musxcale 1 Tap Chorus 1 KUNKEL MARY ELLEN Cheerleaders Club 1 Glee Club 2 Musxcale 2 O DONNELL JOHN john Camera Club 3 Marchmg Band 12 Projection Club 25 Varxe txes 1 2 3 SCI-IWARTZ CAROLE Carole St Francms Academv 12 3 WISEMAN JUDITH Cheerleaders Club 1 2 Cx A C 4 Glee Club I2 Modern Dance l Mus1cale I2 Tap Chorus 12 Vanetles 1 2 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The duty of our class ofhcers IS to help solve semor problems Our ofhcers have gone beyond the call of duty The dxstr1but1on of carnat1ons to semors at the last home football game and the cholce of semor commlttee members was the vxork of the officers Also they organlzed semor recogmtlon day In anuary the ofhcers asked thelr classmates for ldeas for possmble 3Ct1V1tleS Many suggestxons were recexved and consldered All but two mdeas were rejected for varlous reasons and the class voted on these remammg two The1r optlon was a held trlp or takmg over the school for a day The senlors chose to run the school Wlth the asslstance of Mlss Burton and Mr Whlte, Class Guardlans all related d1ff1cult1es were lroned out Our ofhcers prepared a schedule fo1 the semors to replace the teachers Admmlstratlve powers were assumed by the offlcers Instead of each officer performmg a separate functlon, the four worked to gether as a unlt The semors are proud to have such capable classmates ln these posltlons .FMJMM4 Barbara McKe1th Treasurer Mr Whmte Guardlan George Espy Presndent M155 b Guardxan Frank Rome Vice Presxdent Roberta Fellabom Secretary 42 Taking Over the School for A Day C25 My you look good m the face' M Borysluk J Lotls C Beach C Kubxak and H Rameas compllment one another on thelr class plctures QU D Stxtzenberg and J Martm demonstrate a Physlcs experiment whxle M George watches 63, And then there were exams M Glick C41 The only senlors who understand the and P Irvme study dlhgently dxfferences between a whxte card and a blue card are M Caprlottl R Lorenzl and P Pa mer the office gurls at work 155 I Dacoros and J Burda agree C65 Thank Heax ens the blackboard xsnt bxgger' that looklng back on DHS wxll thmk N Sutch and J Dxttmar as Mr Gorman dxs always be a pleasure usses a detaxled trlg problem 43 . ,. . 4 . 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I K if E ,4 My -..:!? i'4i1,.,v-Q ,, v . . . ., Play Llmellghted Talented Seniors 'fa fl Mr Reed Stage Crew Advisor L Paape Mr OFlaherty M Pmi Billy Caldwell J Fassinger Grace Harrington J Graham Tony Anderson R Fellabom Patricia M Taszarek Mrs Harrington W Tilton Mr Harrington M Capriottr Sadie B Barnes Trip Mrs White and Miss Browning Directors On February 20 the class of 1959 presented The Patsy in the Hillsdale School Auditorium This three act comedy was presented by Miss Carolyn Browning and Mrs Gail White Through the combined efforts of the cast directors, stage crew and make up artists, the play was a tremendous success The setting for the play was the Harrington living room Patsy around whom the story revolves, has two goals, to impress her mother and to win the man she loves Mrs Harrlngton is a social climber and favors Grace the older daughter Mr Harrington, however is an ordinary working man who sells groceries He and Patsy are close to each other and agree on most matters Grace hopes to marry Billy Caldwell who is quite wealthy Tony Anderson, Graces former beau, doesnt realize he is being pursued by Patsy Tony acts as love counselor to Patsy, never suspecting that the man she is chasing is he A conflict results which IS witty and involved The play ends happily for all A 'X Mr. and Mrs. Harrin at Patsy as she tries to explain her actions. Grace prepare to leave for a dance. 44 gton and Grace stare disapprovingly Tony and Patsy sit on the sofa chatting while Billy and Seniors Whlrled at Wonderful Prom 7 Qui 74 'U E' 3-v ' 1, x X v ' . R Q. , 's.. F X A vt- . w . V, an .. K 1 Q n -41 'Dx - 'mn - 'A . 6, . - q' .J A ,f s X 5 ,,.-' x .4 , p fg vw wk yi 7 , 'A x ,Z 5 I f 4 S K 4 1 I lg r v a ' ? 4 f ,ad YN .. I ', t ,Ng 2? IX ' t Q - S' xxx . '- 'D K , , A K X . -::N , ' ' r L A Q ff? Y ,V uh 1 I L ,4 .'1 f f2.'i,vM I Baccalaureate, Then Graduation, The word baccalaureate is derived from the Latin baccalaureus meaning a Bachelor of Arts under the influence of laurel. Today we use this word to refer to the sermon delivered to the graduating class at commencement. The Baccalaureate Service for the Class of 1959 was held on Sunday, May 31, at eight olclock in the school gymnasium. The service was opened with the Processional played on the piano by Carol Treschow and Don Gillespie. The audience stood while Reverend james T. Orr gave the invocation and while the hymn, Faith of our Fathers, was sung. Reverend Harold J. Uhl then read the scripture, Isaiah 6: 1-8, and Reverend Orr offered a prayer. The anthem, Worship, was sung followed by the deliverance of an inspiring sermon entitled 'AHopes and Chains by Charles R. Wolf, D.D. George Espy, the student director, lead the choir in the singing of Praise We Sing To Thee. A hymn was then sung, and the benediction was given by Reverend Uhl. The D.H.S. A Cappella Choir gave a Choral response which ended the ceremony. Our baccalaureate service, which was solemn and impressive. should have a personal meaning to every member of the graduating class. Were Meaningful and Solemn Events On june 2. 1959. at eight o'clock in the evening. the Class of 1959 graduated in the Dormont High School Stadium. Dr. Will Orr from Westminster College addressed the graduating class. The theme of the ceremony was In What Direction Is Our Education Moving? Dorothy Boord. Roberta Fellabom. and Marijane Grabe gave speeches related to this question. They reminded us that education is not an end result. but a way of living. People who contend that edu- cation is a preparation for living do not stop to think that we have been living since the day of our birth. Education is a broad term which includes more than book learning. A good definition of education is the acquisition of attitudes. Dr. William De Witt Hyde. former president of Bowdoin College, once stated the aim of education to be the following: To be at home in all lands and all ages: to gain a standard for the appreciation of other men's work and the criticism of one's own: to carry the keys of the world's library in one's pocket: to make hosts of friends among the men of one's own age: to lose one's self in generous enthusiasms and cooperate with others for common ends. and to form character.. . Our reach should exceed our grasp. thus making our success all the more greater. The members of the Class of 1959 would be wise to often reflect upon these ideas which were stressed at our commencement. They are the basis for a better life. Ability and Effort Earned SCHOLARSHIPS BAUSH 8a LOMB AWARD University of Pittsburgh Dorothy Boord James Hurbanek CHARLES PALMER DAVIS South Hllls College Club AWARD Dorothy Boord Dormont College Club Elalne Hrach SERVICE AWARDS Dorothy Boord Tom Bryant George Espy Roberta Fellabom Judy Forbrlch Beverly Green Nancy Hurlston Barry Johnson Denlse Kelly Barbara McKelth Harry MCMIIIHU Isabella Maruca Mary Lou Moore Janet Mulr John Spltznagel Jon Lotls CHEERLEADERS Letter Dorothy Boord Isabel Maruca FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Larry Blele Paul Black John Burke Mlke Burns Norman Caldwell Mlke Gels John Graham Otto Hohlng Jlm Hurbanek Barry Johnson Pat Magnottl Harry McMlllan SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS Jlm Nelson Keys Raymond Beeson Beverly Green Nancy Hurlston James Yee Gold Medal Nancy Hurlston BAND Tom Bryant George Espy Jerry Horvath Joanne Lorenzlnl Janet Mulr Charles Paape Mlke Plnl BOHDIS Schopp Nancy Thomas Wllllam Tllton Certificate Sue Donatl BASKETBALL Letters Paul Black Barry Johnson Harry McMlllan Marlo Vacca Dale O Connell Certificate Jack Martln FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Marllane Grabe Nancy Sutch GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB Letters Joyce Boynes Janlce Fasslnger Gall Herrlngton Joanne Wasyllk Certificates Laurel Bost Tom Deaton Judy Forbrlch Charlotte Lecky Rose Lorenzl Peggy Palmer Barbara Slagle Elvlra Spada LIBRARY AWARDS Marljane Grabe MATH ASSOCIATIO N Don Stltzenberg MODERN DANCE Certificate and Pm Dorothy Boord Nancy Thomas 48 AWARD Rewards MUSIC AWARDS Ray Beeson Larry Belle George Espy John Graham Jerry Horvath Charlotte Lecky QUILL AND SCROLL DORMONITOR Jlm Hart Judy Heard Elalne Hrach Denlse Kelly Barbara McKelth Nancy Sutch Tom Bryant Writing Awards Peggy Palmer QUILL AND SCROLL TORCH Janlce Fasslnger Roberta Fellabom Judy Forbrlch Nancy Hurlston Isabel Maruca Frank Rome RIFLE TEAM James Burda Robert Dey Morton Gllck Jack Rugh John Spltznagel Patrlcla Welsh THESPIAN AWARDS Tom Bryant Janlce Fasslnger Roberta Fellabom John Graham Catherlne Hughes James Hurbanek Don Stltzenberg Mary Taszarek Wllllam Tllton TRACK LETTERMEN Barry Johnson Harry McMlllan Marlo Vacca TUMBLING Thomas Brown Mlchael Clravolo Danlel Donahue Dave Hogben Steve Splcer James Yee Certificate and Letter Isabel Maruca Ray Beeson ff X 1- ' 4? Qff As we traxel along the Road of Knowledge xarlous school attnxxtxes help us to grow mentally physncally and soclally The. OI'f:,dIllZlllOIlS ff Dormont H1511 SLll00l dutlop our skulls or teach us new ones stlmulate frlendshlps and dexelop our per sonalxtxes Our actnltles rang. from those whlch comprxse our annual spectaculars to those whlch serxe the school dally Every club plays an xmportant role m our school lxfe and w1l1 prepare us for the future Torch and Dormonitor Staffs Record 5 Row 3: Mr. Reed, Art Advisor: J. Forbrich, Senior Edi- tor: Mrs. Gennaula. Advisor. Row 2: N. Hurlston, Art Editor: F. Rome. Sports Editorg J. Fassinger, Co-editor, and Homeroom Editor. Row 1: R. Fellabom, Co-editorg I. Maruca, Business Manager and Typist. QI. Maruca balances the accounts for the Torch, as C. Stitt and J. Sodie prepare ads for the new yearbook. J. Wentz, B. Larson and C. Los discuss headlines for the activity section while J. Nugent pastes, and R. Fellabom, J. Forbich, and I. Maruca proofread several write-ups. TORCH STAFF As the school year progresses, members of the Torch Staff are busy gathering and record- ing the events which occur in the life of Dor- mont High School. The preparation of the year book is an extensive assignment since every student is included within its pages. The Torch is a permanent record of scholastic achieve- ment and extracurricular fun. The story of a year at school is told in pictures and in print. In later years it may recall the many events which were enjoyed in high school. Students who comprise the Torch Staff try to present Dormont High School through its seniors and underclassmen, as well as through its assemblies and shows. Section by section the Torch Staff has prepared various articles and pictures of classes, organizations, and clubs. including many interesting, informal action shots. However, before the book is ready to print, members of the staff must engage in many interviews with both the advisors of school organizations and prospective advertizers. The students who write and edit the Torch endeavor each year to publish a new and original book which may be a credit to Dormont High School. Their work has not been in vain, for the 1956 and 1957 yearbooks received Second Class honor rating, and the 1958 Torch received First Class honor rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. .LJ Row 3: B. Larson, Activities: L. Robinson, Sports: D. Beach, Sports. Row 2: J. Nugent, Homeroom Assistant and Paste-up Editorg J. Wentz, Activities: C. Los, Activities, P. LauHer, Senior Assistant. Row 1: L. Kish. Art Assistantg C. Stitt, Ads, Student Index, and Paste- up Editor. rm' fi' Important Events of School Lnfe g...l 'wi- Row 3 J Hart L Heath G Herrmgton B John son R Lorenzl R Hamxlton Row 2 MISS Mor row M Moore P McConnell S McVay B Verna N Sutch A Cxancxosl Row 1 T Bryant R Bee son J Graham D Kelly P Palmer E Hrach J Heard B McKe1th J Merkle DORMONITOR Our school newspaper, the Dormomtor, was awarded 1n 1958 The Internatxonal Fxrst Place Award to a Newspaper of Substant1al Achleve ments by the Quxll and Scroll Internatzonal Honorary Soc1ety for Hlgh School Journallsts The busy stalf, under the d1rect1on of Mlss Morrow and Mxss Wood, cont1nue to meet thelr monthly deadl1nes The paper w1th the ex ceptlon of 1ts prmtlng, IS entxrely the result of a student staff act1v1ty, open to sophomores, Junlors and SCHIOFS It IS an easxly read, mformatlve publxcatxon wlth trmely news articles and sports coverage It also contams feature artlcles personal1ty sketches, humor, and edttorxal comments The Dormonltor IS publlshed nme months of the year, and the subscrxbers eagerly awaxt 1ts d1s tr1but1on as It IS thelr paper, about them and thelr act1v1t1es In addltxon to the Dormomtor, each subscrxber recexves a copy of Roto, a nat1onal h1gh school rotogravure Our thanks to the Dormomtor Edxtor rn chxef, D Kelly, and her staff for a fine Job 51 E Hrach proofreads her newspaper art1c while J Graham pomts out a correctlon P Palmer and J Heard are en thelr copy of the Dormonltor Row 4 M Dobrovolsky D Lorenz D Pascawage Row 3 C McKelvy D Bolarxs E Tambellmx V Reder Row 2 G Gardner W Iull W Klmg M Johnson Row 1 MISS Wood P Moore J Augenstem D Ger glch Ideals of Leadershlp Responslblht K MowRLdmegvLDU?DuClol1Unell Row 3 R Forbrlch W Bott L Brown P Egan E MHFXGH R G E D Kell J Long Row 2 W Patterson J Paterllm N Campbell P Ligier N lily:-gckler D Isgelly L McKmsey M Sartorxo Mlss Burton Row 1 M SutCh C Helms D Boord N Hurlston J Gross K Marslco S Konet B Green J FOfbl'1Ch P Moore and P Ross look at one of the color ful srgns announcmg the Valentlnes Dance Robmson sells R Brownlee hrs tlcket STUDENT COUNCIL Student Counc1l, one of the most hlghly or gamzed clubs at Dormont Hxgh, IS the pr1mary llnk 1n teacher student understandlng Meet mgs are held on alternate Tuesdays 1n Room 107 and lt 1S ln these meetmgs that student problems and suggestxons are d1scussed and acted upon Two representatxves are chosen by each sen1or homeroom, and one lS chosen by each underclass room Thls year, the appolntment of hall guards the decoratlons for the Chrxstmas Tree, the Goodwlll Campalgn and the purchaslng of Varxetles films were on the Counclls schedule Student Counc1l also sponsored the Magazme Campalgn, ID whlch students and homerooms competed for awards The money recexved was used to buy a new lectern for the gym and trays for teas The remamder was placed 1n reserve for future use The largest project was Cuplds Caper, the Valentxne Dance This event was held on Feb 12 from 8 30 to 11 30 at the gym The broadcastmg of basketball games was also mm tlated by the club Student Counc1l wlth xts oillcers, Barry John son, Harry McM1llan, Nancy Hurlston, Doro thy Boord, and 1ts sponsor, Mxss Burton, has had another year of outstandmg achxevement asL hr ww Representatzves E Marxen, L Brown K Marsxco and M McConnell dlscuss the new trays purchased by the Student Council The money was obtamed as a result of the Magazxne Campalgn ' O 0 O 1 , nn-y, n. aaa-vel, J- ----------1 f .. f l ' . ' , , . , . v ' . y 4 ' ' ' ' n a , . Q - 1 - ' V ' ' , l . l , I ' , l , . , . . l . 1 - 1 - y ' 1 ' ' ' l ' l ' . . . ' ' , 5 S 5 f f' . , , - 4 1 i 125 p ' - .. 1 - 51 lg .. V- 2 5 - - f 7 r . . . , . Lx ' KK ' 7 U C V , . . . 9 ' ' - . - . . , . , and Teaching Inspire Ma FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The David H. Stewart Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, organized in 1956. has Mrs. Sawhill as its sponsor. Although the chief purpose of the club is to encourage teaching careers, membership is open to all interested in higher education. Movies, guest speakers, gen- eral discussions. and field trips to nearby col- leges were on the agenda for F. T. A. members this year. A visit to the School for the Blind and Teacher Appreciation Night, a new traditicn started by the club, were the highlights of this year's activities. The officers were M. Grabe, P. Lauffer, and G. Harding. . ...... .y 0 le? '. . X A ' ,.5 V K i cf ' 'V iT fL??' 'fra-fee ri. 1 ' .it gk 4 l H is ' i A li x Mr. Grabe explains the advantages of teach- ers' Colleges to N. Sutch at a recent F.T.A. meeting. Row 4: L. Bost, C. Treschow, Mrs. Lauder, C. McKinley, R. Ciesielski. Row 3: J. Smith, P. Blosevich, M. Grabe, B. Benedict. Row 2: K. Hall, S. Cawthorne, E. Cominos, J. Bucci. Row 1: S. Byron, D. Bolaris, E. Kaplan, B. Seeley. 53 Students. Row 4: C. Treschow, J. Traynor, J. Daube, S. Cawthorne Row 3: B. Seeley, P. Lauffer, D. Bolaris, P. Abraham. Row 2: J. Somerton, G. Harding, P. Welsh, J. Nugent. Row 1: Mrs. Sawhill, H. Sawyer, M. J. Grabe, P. Ross LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Lauder, the librarian, is indispensable to Dormont High School. The members of this club give of their time several hours a week to assist in the library. They check out books and arrange the shelves in the neat order to which the users have become accustomed. Students helping in the library earn points which make them eligible for a Library Club Award at the end of their senior year. This year the oiicers, selected by the club, are: K. Hall, President, M. Grabe, Vice Presidentg S. Cawthorne, Secre- taryg and R. Ciesielski, Treasurer. Al Y ' .,. ru-... . -4 All iii LCS J- :al 4 5 . B. Benedict looks through the card files while C. Treschow checks out a book. ix f .'B' G AC and Modern Dance Promote Row 4 L Bost S Collins P Troutman P Abromovitz A Askins W M Mc Cabe S Clark P Hollar R Kitner A Catelmet L Hartman L George R C Sltt D Bolaris M Harnish J Bodine L Price M Lammert Row 3 S Campbell S Wulfkukle P Hartman M Allen S Barnes J Cameran D Della C Hupfer S Conti RLos G McDonough K Hall S Cawthorne D Foster E G Jenkins J Davis C Helms Row 2 K Kunash R Bell B Quinn A Radoycis J A Wentz G Bridge F Clark W Zornes J Pietsch A Driehorst K Brxdenbaker M Hender son D Stephenson S Konet C Moore B Seeley F Wilson C Jaros P Mitchell B Connor M Campbell B Wise D Glausser P McConnell Row 1 M Semo F Schoenman C Har baugh B Verna T Deaton B Slagle R Wilson N Thomas R Lorenzi C Beach B Mc Keith I Maruca J Fassinger J Wasylxk G Herrington J Merkle S Yee J Boynes E Fleck D Boord J Kmieciak C Lecky P Palmer J Wiseman Miss Merritt GIRL S ATHLETIC CLUB The Girls Athletic Club at Dormont High School provides an opportunity for active girls to partlclpate in such activities as volleyball basketball, softball shuffleboard, soccer, archery, acrobat1cs, and dancmg It sponsors two annual activities, an autumn dance, the Twirp Twirl, and a Play Day in late spring The GAC played host to several other district schools for the Play Day, and some of the members participated in Play Day at other schools By takmg part m these various 3Ct1Vlt16S, the mem bers galn points, wh1ch enable them to earn either a GAC letter or a certificate This Archery rs a new sport introduced in GAC year the Ofl'lC8I'S are J Wasyllk President, J this year F Wilson demonstrates to L Algeo Fassinger, Vice Presidentg and G. Herrington, and C. Jaros the proper way to hold a bow Secretary-Treasurer. and arrow. Paterhni, C. Odermatt, M. Polster: C. Stoehr, M.'Stanny, M. Maruca, D. Pirlomrio. Rowif' M. Beck, S. Hast, B. Del Vecchio, N. Lauffer, G. Harding, S. Morrone, M. McKinley, L. Petousis, M. Eckert, C. Cummins, D, Vellano, A. Scutelis, C. McCready, M. Dacaros, G. Hurl- ston, D. Lake, D. Loverti, M. Murth, J. Suhy, K. Esch. Row 1: D. Gergich, P. Irwin, J. Cec- catti, B. Narcolli, J. McGuirk, C. Chapmann, C. Hook, M. Mawhinney, C. Lawlor, C. Mc- Kinley, E. Kaplan, C. Forbes, C. Pierce, C. Dunn, A. McLaughlin, K. Goodman, A. Spicer, M. Gilardi. 54 kill, Coo ration, Grace and Poise Row 4: D. Foster, F. Wilson. M. Sutch, D. Bolaris, C. Jaros, G. Hurlston, S. Konet, C. Nash, A. Bryant, S. Morrorie, E. Maloney, E. O'Neill. Row 3: Miss Watson. E. Cominos. D. LOVel'ti, SCl'lafel', NI, Lammert, K, Hall, M. McAllister, P. Kerna, C, Harbaugh, M. Clifton, J. Beiter, M. Robinson. R. Meyer M. Sharp. Row 2: J. Nugent, P. Verna, Goodman, G. Harding, J. Somerton, G. Ga ner, S. Hohing, B. Hafenbrak, B. Smercansky, J. Hogben, C. Balistreri, J. Williams, J. Will- iams, R. Skardelis. Row 1: B. Verna, B. Keat- ing, I. Maruca, G. Herrington, B. McKeith f -, J. Wasylik, N. Thomas, N. Williams, C. Rah- ner, D. Boord, L. Vance, J. Nolle, L. George, r J. Celleti, B. Narcolli. ,X ., ' ' . N. Williams and N. Thomas show y fr the costume that club members wore 'T' at the Gym and Hygiene Assembly. x Lunge to the right, says N. Wil- g liams. as she demonstrates a new gf L. modern dance step for S. Konet. Y :-' 5Yf m .V MODERN DANCE Modern Dance Club, sponsored by Miss Watson, is the popular club at D.H.S. that teaches its members poise and grace. Officers N. Williams, D. Boord, and N. Thomas taught the girls a routine to enable them to qualify for the Varieties Act. At the practices, held at Hillsdale Gym on Thursdays, beginners were taught simple and difficult steps. After long hours of practice, the girls performed two exciting acts in the Varieties for which they themselves did the choreography. Performances at the Gym and Hygiene As- sembly and the All-School Club Assembly were also on the agenda for this year's members. Row 4: S. Miller, S. Bell, P. Otway, C. Klinger, B. Boucher, L. Parker, C. Miller, H. Sawyer, S. Slayton, D. Della Vecchia, J. Bucci. Row 3: C. Forbes, R. ciesielski, M. Senio, A. Driehorst, L. Pence, K. Stoehr, H. Stevens, J. Cecere, C. Janoss,M. A. Maruca, M. Stanny, G. McDonough, B. Quinn. Row 2: M. A. Kight, J. Phillips, M. Johnson, J. Del- Sardo, P. Mitchell, D. Stephenson, M. Allen, R. Marsico, C. Cummins, C. Sparks, K. Goodman, A. McLaughlin, C. Lawlor. Row 1: D. Gergich, M. Beck, J. McDonough, B. Del Vecchio, N. LauHer, N. Dey, S. Hast, S. Riley, G. Waydock, L. Fedor, M. Hamish, M. C. Coyne, A. Clerihue. 55 Tap Chorus Displays lts Talents as Row 3 L Goodman C Nash M Clifton E Lorenzini J Phillips, V Waydock. M. C M. Harnish. G. Hyde, S. Riley, C. Keating, Johnson, S. Heckler, B. Szott. Row 2: Farmerie, M. Forkus, B. Boucher. C. S. Hast, D. Gergich, L. Petousis, P. M. Beck, K. Esch, J. DelSardo, J. Kirsopp, J Cuda, Miss Waterman. Row 1: L. Kish, M. K Sartorio, J. Wessel, P. Kirsh, C. Horvath. L. McKinsey, M. Kasiulin, N. Lauffer, B. Del Vecchio, R. Hively, J. Shehab, J. Hahn, J. Paterlini. J. Wessel demonstrates to B. Verna and M. Forkus a new tap step for the Varieties act. Hard at work practicing tap are S. Heckler, P. Kirsch, and Cummins. TAP CHORUS One of the most popular clubs at Dormont High School is the Tap Chorus. Open to all girls, this enterprising club gives girls interested in tap dancing an opportunity to display their talents while having fun. The heads of Tap Chorus, J. Wessel and P. Kirsch, teach the girls various tap steps early in the year, and then tryouts are held for Varieties. Girls are selected on the basis of poise and ability to do the tap routines. Many hours of practice follow for those chosen to be in the Varieties act. However, the pleasure derived from the r Va ieties by the participants and the audience makes all their practice and worthwhile. Row 4: E. Tambellini. L. Keebler, C. Kauf. C. Kubiak. B. Green, B. Quinn. B. Puklus, R. Jamison, M. Lammert, L. Grant. J. Chappell, J. Schafer, A. McLaughlin, A. Clerihue, D. Della Veccia. Row 3: J. Bryant, J. Crombie, C. Stitt, A. Bryant, J. Davis, K. Marsico, P. Faso, A. Seutelis, C. Sparks, C. Cummins, J. Sala, D. Lampe, M. Scardamalia. M. Maruca, M. Stanny. Row 2: P. Jefferies, S. Morrone. F. Clark, R. Marisco, P. Palmer. M. McAllister, C. Helms, P, Mawhinney. C. Hook, S. Barnes. S. Eremita, C. Cavanaugh. K. Goodman. R. Ciesielski, A. Lamneck. Row 1: R. Lorenzi, N. Thomas, G. Herrington, B. Verna, J. Muir I. Maruca, B. Schopp, J. Merkle, B. McKeith, P. Irvine, B. Tischer, J. Celetti, B. Narcolli R. Meyer, E. O'Neil, M. Sharp, G. McDonough, P. Verna. 56 V Service Groups Extend Helping Hand PROJECTION CLUB Varlous courses ln Dormont Hlgh School use film strlps and educatlonal fmlms to supplement academlc work These tralnmg ards proude clear rllustratlons IH blology h1story hyglene Engllsh general SCIENCE home econommcs chem1stry physlcs and others Naturally lt IS necessary to haxe tra1ned students ay allable to operate projectors m dxfferent classes Members of the Projectlon Club are also taught to SDIICB and to revund film Once learned these Sk1l1S are not easlly forgotten The knowledge vyhxch members of the club acqu1re xull often prove useful rn s1tuat1ons other than school ThlS club renders an lmportant seruce for the mstructlon of Dormont Hxgh School students 5 T Barakat and C Kauffman members of Projectlon Club operate a projector m order .541 Il all an Row 3 B Lyon J Green W Txlton J Hart G Espy J Long Row 2 D Haney W lull T Barakat T Clarke B Larson Mr Babyak Row 1 W Bott R Curry J Horyath L Varnum P Schauvyeker J Skarvelzs USHERS CLUB Falthfully servlng the students of Dormont Hlgh School and the general pubhc the Ushers Club IS present at almost every school funct1on Quallfxcatlons for membershlp IH thxs organlza Representatlves of th1S club dlscharge themr Row 3 R Dxerker E Brodeur B Stewart D Jones P Delmer J Green J Feth B Larson Row 2 P Oettxng S Lauderbaugh W Bott G Lang VN Iull R Iull J Long Mr CIYIIS Row 1 D Pascayage B Sheppard A Calxgum K Wrlllamson T Clarke T Barakat D Martm G Dawson 57 dutxes vuth efficlency responslbxlrty and cour tesy at basketball and football games as well as at such school productlons as the Chrrstmas Concert Muslcale and Varletxes In addltlon to thelr regular seruces ushers are always ready and vullmg to do anythlng that an emergency mlght necessxtate Dormont IS mdebted to the members of thls group for thelr fme co operatlon wlth student act1v1t1es YN Q5 1-yn J Long an usher admxts G Schmdler to a basketball game . . . . YV . E V . Q I . , . If Q . ' V . ' 7 . .' 5 . . ' . I S ' . vt 1 P . V g AAF, gm 'u by F .ff r K 1 r '-xx ,f , I? K : . , . . . y - - - - ef ' Q' S . . Z - ' w - 'A 7 - v ' Y -J ' 'Q f - . . V . ve D t ' ' . ' v ' ' v f 1 ' ' ' lx A L ' R IX, I . . 7 i that students may View an educational film' tion include, politeness- and a helpful attitude. Q, ' K H . , . S , . . I Q , K . . 1 4 . Y . , . N V, 5-f, A ' N ' 9 .LL f ,Q an J Backbone of School Affairs Work Hard as W lull Row 2 W Sheppard J Hurbanek D Stxtzen berg T Bryant Mr Reed Row 1 D Srmmons T Barakat D Peck R Thompson T Alken MAKE UP CLUB One of the most lmportant behlnd the scenes clubs at Dormont Hmgh IS the Make Up Club Under the SUPSTVISIOD of Mrs Gennaula the members learn the most effectlve use of cos metlcs Besldes asslstlng at homeroom and all school assembhes club members make p students for the Chrlstmas Concert and the Senlor Class Play The blggest Job came at Varletles tlme when the club was called upon to perform countless make up Jobs of all types Although the group IS a small one m sxze xt plays a very actlve and 1mportant role ln all of Dormont Hxgh s performances Make up Club ns an xmportant requlsxte for school productxons Here C Hughes 'makes up' J Fassmger for the semor class play STAGE CREW One of the most actlve hardvxorklng groups mn Dormont Hxgh School IS the Stage Crew The crew plays a vxtal part ln the Class Play the Chrlstmas Concert the Muslcale Varmetles, dances and all assemblles Members work on a varlety of th1ngs rangmg from the desxgnlng constructlon and erectmon of framework for scenery to the operatlon of the lrghts and cur tam all of wh1ch help to make a show success ful Fmally they undertake the responslbxllty of removlng the scenery These many servlces make the Stage Crew a necessary part of any productlon M Spotllghts are turned on the scenery by W Klmg and T Bryant ,V Row 4 S Donat1,N Sm1th,J L Mays Row 3 J Buccl J Rugh, C Harbaugh Row 2 B Narcollx, M J Grabe, C Hughes S Yee Row 1 G Bombe, R Beeson, Mrs Gennaula, E Fleck - v Gay , A Av', QQ, Y 05, 1-3 , - digs . ' K Row 3: W. Kling, D. DeMart, W. Bott, D, Disney, V ' 35 D J 4 1, . . . n , - 3 f 4 . - , . . ': . ' , . 'QT wx 2 , A4 - 'Q L, ' ga ,ix X W . , - - X N 3 L ' Q n u vw I I I l . , ' A Q i , 58 Cheerleaders Stimulate School Splrlt AN ow 7 R Hlvely B Szott J Hahn J Cuda G Waydock M C Coyne M Harmsh Del Vecchxo S Rmley D Gergxch M Johnson J Del Sardo C Horxath M Sar torlo G Brxdge J Paterlml L Hartman J Cameron Row 6 E Commos D Bolans J Heard S Colllns C Lawlor C Janoss C Mxller E M Kaplan I McGu1rk B Wxse C Carney N Dey A Spxcer L Grant M Forkus C Nash M Semo A Drxehorst Row 5 K Esch G Hurlston M Troutman R Los P Faso K Marsxco S Morrone P Ieffrles N Schnuder I Bxrtruff M McAllister D Glausser M Lammert G Bombe P Hollar R Kltner M Cllfton S Slayton Row 4 G Hardlng S Konet P Askms P Haxtman J Yurocko J Traynor J Daube K Hall G McDonough A McLaughlm K Goodman A Clerlhue J Sala R Cxesxelskl P OBromox1tz S Clark J P1etsch Lula Petousls Row 3 Mxss Watson P Troutman L Pence J Slmon J Bryant S Hohlng C Stltt A Bryant B Qumn B Puklus M Stanny M A Maruca D Lampe M Scar damalxa J Chappell C Forbes C Harbaugh N Lauffer P Mitchell Row 2 P Verna G Gardner C McKe1vy J Bodxne J McDonough J Cromble B Hafenbrak L Keebler R Marsxco A Scutelxs C Sparks C Cummms D Della Vecchlo A Lamneck J Cecere C Dunn J Buccx M Sharp Row 1 J Somerton B Verna J Wasylxk P Palmer R Lorenzx N Thomas G Herrmgton B McKe1th P Irune E Tambellxm I Maruca D Boord C Rahner C Los L George J Celettl B Narcolll R Meyer E ONe1ll Mr Reed WMS CHEERLEADERS CLUB Head cheerleader D Boord helps freshmen member M A Maruca perfect a cheer as they practlce for Interclass tryouts 59 Cheerleaders Club under the supervlslon of Mmss Watson and Mr Reed teaches the gxrls the words and motlons to the old and new cheers It IS also the cheerleaders prmmary func t1or1 to teach muscular coord1nat1on for only a few become varslty cheerleaders The Interclass Basketball Games are long awaxted by the club s members, smce all the glrls can try out to be cheerleaders on a squad representmg thelr class team Members who haxe been 1n the club for two years and have attended 75 1 of the meet mgs may try out 1n May to be xarsmty cheer leaders Smce grrls from Castle Shannon come to Dormont ln thelr sophomore year they may try out at the end of that year 1f they attend the meetmgs Competltxon IS keen so the glrls must practmce hard Thls club performs a utal job by also teachmg team Splflt cooperat1on and a wllllngness to learn CHEERLEADERS The DHS peppy cheerleaders are our ambassadors of good wxll to other schools The glrls prepared for cheermg at football and basketball games, wrest Img matches and pep rallles by pxactlc mg durmg the summer months Thls years cheerleaders were a great asset to the school ln d1splay1ng leadershlp and good sportsmansh1p and by encouragmg team Splflt and a deslre to wm O 0 O O ' n I . . l K R : . , . ,. . , . . . . . . . . B. , . , . , . . . . . ' , . - , . .. , . .. . ': . , . ,,. . . . ,. - . - . . . . . - . - , - . - e- ' . . , . . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . ' . . . . . . . , . 1 - y - v ' v - ' , . . - . ' . , . , . , . ,. . , . , . , . X . - 1 X C ' 7 f b r 1 f' . l V , . 1 V QP Y if ,A tl A 35. Min., ,Y W- K' Hg- 3: ,W V- fi Q Varied Music and Singing Programs Row 3 M Wilkenson N Heckler P Lauffer C Klmger Row 2 J Phillips C Lecky N Lauffer Row 1 S Heckler G Harding N in 5 1 N IW' Row 4: M. Dobrovolsky B, Bosserman. Row 3: C. Wolverton L. Belle R. Beeson. Row 2: J. Graham J. Horvath G. Espy. Row : J. Long L. Varnum. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club under the directlon of Mlss Jane Arnold has had a successful year The first chance the public had to observe the 1958 59 Glee Club was at the Christmas Festival of Music This concert was comprised entirely of sacred Christmas music to capture the true Christmas spirit Musicale the annual spring concert displayed the Glee Club s ability to sing all types of music well For Var1et1es the Glee Club sang selections from the Broadway musi cal Showboat This large representative group of students 1S taught all the fundamentals of group Slflglflg The Glee Club also provides an opportunity for good fellowshlp and un1ty in expressive singing A very important part of the Glee Club is the G1rls Ensemble a unlt which conslsts of ten vo1ces In order to become a member of the Ensemble a girl must possess an adequate voice range capable of handling all types of music The members of the Glrls Ensemble have be come well known not only for their singing at school functions but also for thelr excellent performances given at luncheons and club meet ings The Boys Ensemble a special singing group comprlsed of ten boys IS an outstanding add1 tion to the Glee Club Qualifications for mem bershlp ln this group are very flgld A prospec tive member must be able to read music' h should also be capable of solo as well as group singing. The members of the Boys Ensemble strive to continue the high caliber performances for which they have become well-known. Stimulate Interest In A Cappella Choir J Augenstem M Allen J Lee J Long Row 2 R Ruben P Trost J Somerton C Los L Goodman P Ross S Konet J Chappell J Cecere S Hohmg L Grant J Mc Donough A Bryant Miss Arnold Row 1 J Bryant B Keating J Sodie D Petree J Phillips S Heckler M L Wilkinson C Lecky P Lauffer C Klmger N Heckler G Harding A CAPPELLA CHOIR The newest and fastest rising organization at Dormont High IS the A Cap pella Choir Organized this year lt IS under the direction of 1ts foundress, MISS Arnold The club derlves its name from the Latin language and has come to mean without accompaniment Tryouts were held in October and finalists weie chosen Smce competition was very keen Miss Arnold had difficulty choosing members for the choir Students were chosen for various qualities in cluding their singing abillty and love for music Cho1r members must also be at 8 oclock A Cappella Choir made its debut at the Glee Club Chrlstmas Concert when it sang Hodie Chr1stus Natus Est White Stars Their V1g1l Keep and Prayer On Christmas Eve During the Chrlstmas holidays the choir went Chrlstrnas carolling in Dormont The members also sang at Musicale Selections by the choir were Send Forth Thy Spirit If I But Knew Theres A Little Wheel A Turnm and O Lovely Heart The choir also sang at the Easter Assembly This years officers were L Belle R Beeson, and S Heckler iw. A Cappella Choir members enjoy smgmg and performing together Here C Wolverton A Loew and B Bosserman practice new songs and G Hardmg don fhelf robes for the while J Chappell plays for them Easter Assembly Choir members J Somerton M Dobrovolsky 63 0 Q , - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . , . , ' . V. : . , . ' , : ' , . , . U , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . ' Y :S ' ' 77 ' ' a y ' earlybirds, for practices are held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings ! ' Cl ' ' Y7 H , ' ' ' 77 7 7 I K, . ,, .... . . 7 ' H . ' ' 77 H 71 66 D 7 ' 9 7 ' 7 H Ll 77 ' . . , . . . 1 6 J l is i Q f V- . 3 Q . , - .t a , I - ' . , . , Row 5 W Tilton W Patterson W Kling R Holzhauser C Paape S Donati D Gillespie Row 4 E Bryan R Brownlee C Fedon M Dobroxolsky R Bosserman D Braymer J Long G Espy R Curry C McKenny W Comfort J Hazzard Row 3 E Lorenzim J Lee J Horvath R Sands J DeFazio D Neeb D DeMart J Anderson D Simmons L Varnum P. Long N. Tilton, M. Pini, B. Hafenbrak. Row 2. J. DelSardo. D. Glausser, J Dayton M. Smith J. Bromley E. Manson J. Carter, J. Mays M. Larnmert. R. Hopf M. Sutch C. Helms, M. Harnish. Row l: Mr. Rush. M.Manson. A. Reader. N, Milan T. Bryant M. King R. Moore N. Williams, A. Pazin. M Clifton. Majorettcs: N. Thomas, L Fedor M. Beck J. Muir J. Wessel B. Schopp A. Clerihue. BAND Row 1: M. Beck J. Muir J. Wessel. Row 2: N, Thomas L, Fedor B. Schopp, A. Clerihue. 64 Dormont High School Varsity March- ing Band including the majorettes pro- vides hne entertainment at such events as football games and the Memorial Day parade. For the Musicale the marching band is transformed into the concert band. The dance band provides music for Varieties and the brass choir a new addition to the school performs at such programs as the Christmas Con- cert. Band members are eligible for let- ters after the required number of years. Proudly wearing the school colors, ma- roon and grey the sixty piece band of Dormont High School is a tribute to the faculty and the student body. D H. . Band Performs Precision Drills 1 Y y Y - 7 I959 Varieties Honor Bicentennial ui M. Scardemelia, J. Paterlini, Mr. Reed, M. McCabe, W. VARIETIES COMMITTEE The Varieties Committee, headed by Miss Watson, performs a vital role each spring. Stu- dent members are selected from each school department, and teachers are also members. It is the Varieties Committee which annually solves the difficult question, What will the Varieties theme be this year? It begins work- ing in the fall, building the Varieties Show around the chosen theme. Next, it reviews all the acts which have been submitted, making changes and suggestions so that no two acts are alike. The decisions are difficult, for the best acts must be chosen in order to limit the show. The committee also discusses costumes, music, and lighting. Suggestions for scenery are given and definite decisions are made. Little credit is ever given to this important group which works so hard in making the Varieties a huge success - , . , 1, . . M. Pini, P. Troutman, J. Suhy, D. Richards, D. Virgi, M. Capriotti. 3: S. Collins, J. L. Mays, M. Hamish, M. A. Coyne, S. Row 2: D. Peck, G. Hurlston, N. Hurlston, L. Kish, L. McKinsey. Row PAINT CREW The paint crew endeavored to follow the general theme of Varieties. Pittsburgh's past, present. and future. Sketches of various acts and parts of 1959 Varieties covered the gym- nasium entrance. A huge showboat bellowing smoke from its two smoke stacks on either side of the cabin was reminiscent of the days when Pittsburgh was thriving on river trade. To the left were represented some aspects of Pittsburgh's histori- cal heritage and past. This left wing of the scenery featured the lives of sturdy frontiers- men braving the dangers of a pioneer's life and attacks by savage Indians. Vividly pictured was the paint crews' conception of Pa Pitt. Opposite this, Pittsburgh's glorious future was symbolized' by towering skyscrapers reaching into the sky. .1 Joe Magarac stood on the right in the red glare of Pittsburgh's steel mills, which are the back- i wp? bone of our city and the prime reason for her R BSESOD T Bryant Row greatness- The Varieties scenery tied the show together and presented the theme of the production in a form which was appreciated by everyone. Konet, J. Car- Patterson. ii Mr. Rush. Row 4: D. Donahue, Mr. Kling, Miss Watson, Mr. Matthews, Miss Arnold. Row 3: W. Tilton, B. Green, N. Hurlston, D. Boord, D. Stitzenberg. Row 2: T. Bryant, E. Maloney, L. Sarno, K. Hall. Row 1: R. Beeson, N. Williams, J. Wessell, P. Kirsch, S. Spicer. 65 Row 5. Miss Watson, Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. Clark, Combined Efforts Cf Performers, Under the direction of Mr Rush. seventeen members of Row 3: B. Comfort, E. Bryan, M. Dobrovolsky, R. Bosserman. D. Brownlee, F. Buck, W. Til- ton, R. Marggraff. Row 2: L. Groover. J. Long, G. Espy, C. Paape. D. Pazin. N. Milan, J. Reder. Row 1: D. Simmons, R. Weinstein, J. Horvath, J. DeFazio, L. Beile, D. Gillespie, Mr. Rush. The main theme of the 1959 Varieties was Pittsburgh's past, present, and future. The show was divided into three portions, each being introduced respec- tively by the spirit of the past, Nancy Hurlstong the spirit of the present, Beverly Green: and the spirit of the future, Bar- bara McKeith. The spirits were accompanied by John Spitz- nagel. Donald Stitzenberg, and John Graham, who were dressed as Pa Pitts in three-cornered hats and knickers. ' I ii- .4 I ' ' 5 ' J , yr N 7 f, if s f . . K 4 ow 2: C. Lecky, C. Stitt.-G. Hyde. J. Daube. B. Wise. L. Heath, G. Jenkins, M. Sutch, J. McDonough, J. Heard. Row l: N. Sutch, J. Wentz, C. Carney, D. Stephenson, T. Wilson. 66 J. Graham, B. McKeith, J. Spitznagel, B. Green, N. Hurlston, D. Stitzenberg. Dormont V a rs i t y Mar Band formed the Var Dance Band. The Var opened with three instru rr numbers, Baby, Won't Y Please Come Home, cidedf' and Here Comes Showboatf' Musical se were provided for many of acts including tap chorus the tumbling team. The Usherettes opened V rieties by singing the inf tory number Another O1 Another Show. The girls dressed in southern belle costumes of various shades. They returned finale to hold up the spelling out the Varieties Pa Pitt's Ball. reeted them. While the boys 'ere hard at work Paint Crew, When a new pioneer family oved into the community in 859, the junior boys and girls building a arn for their new neighbors. e girls were busy making a icnic dinner and gossiping. s hen the work was completed. ll joined in square-dancing. Ven the little children formed circle of their own. After the e, a dinner bell called ev- ne to eat. Row 4: D. Kelmeckis. And Facult Were Rewarding. P, ey.,-'X 4 lk Cv T. Barakat, P. Farmerie, B. Bosserman, P. Ross, W. . Hohing. E. Marxen. J. Williams, J. DeFazio. M. Robinson. Row 3: D. Stanton, B. Hafenbrak, B. Rudaitis, T. Mackey. C. Woody. B. Henderson. J. Somerton, C. Gruggel, C. Balistreri, C. McKelvy, F. Buck. Row 2: R. Marsico, E. Tambellini, M. Dobrovolsky, S. Miller, A. Britts q C. Grube. B. Kurlnnk. K. Schmaus, L. Parker. C. Klinger. Row 1: E. Brodeur, J. Williams, D Braymer, C. Loss, E. Kuehn, P. Moore, J. Jeffries. ghs- The Tap Chorus, in colorful pirate costumes, tapped out the Sailor's Hornpipef' During the dance, the pirates formed a cir- cle around each of the huge treasure chests, thrusting their daggers to accent the rhythm of the music. The pirates looked very authentic in their black Monongahela Sal is a song tells the story of Pitts- s early life. While the Ensemble sang the song. Freshmen Girls enacted it. poem-set-to-music tells how Sal met a sailor whom she fell in love. He proclaimed his love, but hen he deserted her. Sal swore evenge and obtained a gun ith which she killed him. After er trial, Monongahela Sal was anged. Other freshmen girls, ressed as catfish. did a clever ance routine. Lorenzini, V. Waydock. M. C. Coyne, C. 1: M. Johnson, J. DelSardo, J. Wessel. son, S. s h o r t s a n d various-colored blouses. Cummins, M. Forkus, S. Emerita, P. Mawhinney. P. Kirsch, J. Crombie, L. Petousis. Tilton Chapman Konet, M. Senio. Row 1: P. Hartman, W. Patterson, S. Barnes, J. Chappel, S. Wolfe. 67 Pa Pitt's Ball Enabled Audience J, Burda. J. Spitznagel, VV. Tilton. C. Gruggel. P. Kirsch. M. Beck. C. Rahner, J. VVessel. J. Sodie. J. Carter. A. Bryant, R. Beeson. Then the majorettes, dressed as makers. performed a baton routine. Led by J. Muir. they cleverly imitated an- cient cobblers. While the girls were per- forming some acrobatics, Janet executed a difficult routine using two batons. The routine was done to the music of The Little Shoemaker. and the costumes were red. black, and white. Next came small acts. w were as equally entertaining the larger ones. Carolyn Rahner portraying an Enchanted F tain Caine to life and did zz ballet dance. Kirsch and J. W sel. dressed in colorful grveii white costumes. portrayed nizii ionettes in their tap routine. Honeybuns performed. sing and dancing while Carl Grugglt dressed as their girl f added comedy to the show, Dancing at the Hilton. Beeson and A. Bryant ext-cut several difficult dance steps. M. Beck. Wolverton, Thomas, L. B. Schopp, A. G. Harding. Cv. Espy. N. Heckler. J. Horvath. J. Phillips. K. O'Brien. J. Graham, C. Lecky. B. Bosserman. M. L. Vlfilkenson. Row 1: J. Long. R. Beeson. L. Varnum. 68 Clerihue. Row 1: J, Wessel, J. Muir Here comes the show This year the Glee Club bers sang the melodies of river folk and the show entertainers. Dressed burghers in the steamboat the Glee Club sang You Love and Make Believe. atmosphere of the act was of a gay holiday. The Boys' Girls Ensembles were formed into a group of people. The cargo was taken board and the boys of the Club joined in i'Old Man River To Recall Past, Present, Future. From off the deck of the howboat, came the Modern ance Club doing the Can-Can. he girls were dressed in typi- al gaily-colored can-can cos- umes trimmed with black eathers. These students of the odern dance gave a very line i i'i of one of the old- group dance routines. M. Sartorio, J. Cuda. . Nelson, J. Graham, J. Hurbanek, M. Geis, D. Stitzenberg, U. wuuams. Row 2: Magnotti, P. Black, N. Caldwell, H. McMillan, J. Rugh, J. Bonenberger, B. Johnson, D. Row 1: L. Beile, O. Hohing, J. Johnson, L. Petousis, J. DelSardo, J. Hahn, B. DellaVecchio, L. McKinsey, V. Waydock, McNamara, B. Bodnar, M. Clifton, M. Hamish, L. Kish, M. C. Coyne, C. Gualtieri, B. The football team took the Varieties audience back in time, comically describing and pre- senting the styles of clothing and the popular dance steps. The act opened during the colonial days at which time men were considered to be very fashionable in coon-skin caps and buckskins while the women wore homespun dresses. Appar- ently the minuet was all the rage. Later in the 1890's Grand- pa wore a handle-bar mustache and did the waltz with Grand- ma. Finally, in the 1940's the people began to look more mod- ern and they even began to jitterbug. The act closed with the Rocka Conga and suppos- edly every day people. M Row 2: M. Sharp, J. Nolle, S. Konet, K. Hall, J. Williams, N. Williams, J. Beiter, E. Smer ay. Row 1: M. Clifton, A. Bryant, D. Boord, G. Hurlston, C. Nash Dancing to the Charleston the Flapperettes revived mem ories of the Roaring 20's, when the Charleston was the dance rage. Their costumes were bright red and white taffeta R trimmed with a contrasting shade of fringe. Their head bands, adorned with sparkle completed their costumes very effectively. Finale Celebrates Dormont's Anniversar Varieties was the climax to a year of practicing and training for the tumbling team, one of the featured parts of the pro- duction. This year the act opened with two pairs of tum- blers going through a comical routine. Following this, the team showed its skill by doing rolls, Hips. and many other tumbling feats 'rs well as individual ex- hibitions on the parallel bars. Split-second timing was re- quired as the tumblers, one by one leaped and straddled the horse. Row 3: T. Deaton, E. Spada, B. Slagle, B. Pucklus, J. Wasylik, M. Senio, B. Quinn. Row 2: Forbrick, P. Ambromovitz, G. Herrington, Bringing the Varieties from the future to the present were the Sparklettes, led by P. Kirsch and J. Wessel. The Tap Chorus girls, dressed as kittens, skill- fully executed several different steps, keeping perfectly in line with each other. Their cat cos- tumes, yellow in color, included even a tail and ears. This final act was an appropriate climax to our two hour Varieties pro- gram, t'Pa Pitt's Ballf' Row 3: E. McCardle, D. Bryan, D. Beach, D. Conahue, S. Spicer, D. Gillespie, J. Hecht, D. Thompson. Row 2: J. Catalanio, C. Clark, J. Williams, M. Ciravolo, N. C Row 1 D Shaw H Wilson J l 1 L... A ihapi I A Yee 5 As we moved into the f we saw a spaceship stop to load and deposit several s1 little spacemen. These l spacemen were dressed in space suits with Marsbeams extending from the collar descending from the space the little spacemen sat on ing platforms and rolled v a rio u s positions. Then, quickly as they came, they turned to their space ship were on their way back to if fa , .'.s.. 4 .51 . '5,, ' , l ,f . . . . N, , , 2 ' 1 X .V X , R 1 A li ,S ju K ,A A A -..a.....4 --'GL Mu ami Row 3: B. Schopp, C. Cummins, E. Lorenzirii, V. Waydock, L. McKinsey, M. C. Coyne Heckler, P. Mawhinney. Row 2: M. Forkus, L. Petousis, J. Crombie, J. DelSardo, M. son, J. Muir, S. Emerita, L. Kish, B. Verna. Row 1: P. Kirsch, J. Wessel. As we travel each year along the endless Road of Knowledge, we ac quxre a larger and broader outlook on lxfe Our hlgh school years are the most rmportant years m our lxfe for xt ns durxng thxs tlme that we form the basxs on whlch we wxll buxld our future success Although our semor school years we must take advantage of the numerous opportumtles and challenges that we encounter durlng the precedmg three years Our underclass years are the backbone of our future strxvmgs and success All students should heed the words of Abraham Lmcoln I will study and prepare myself for some day my chance may come year is the ultimate goal of our high if WWW Although long, The Road of Knowledge From the time we enter high school until we reach our senior year, we are considered underclassmen. Although many seniors tend to look down on the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, they must remember that the underclass- men are a very important part of the school and its activities. During these first three years, the student has the hard task of adapting to the high school routine and maturing in mind and body The underclass years are very important to us as we follow along the Road of Knowledge, for it is during these years that we form the basis on which we will build our future hopes, dreams, and successes 3533 ls l lave- .41 C19 The Newcomers Tea was held ln the gymnasium on Wednesday October 15 1958 for the freshmen and the other new students C23 In order to make a good project it is important to saw the boards to the exact measurement R Zange and J Gerardi are sawing their boards to the desired length C39 Mr Civlls hands R Kltner her report card as J Holland and W Patterson patiently wait for theirs C43 Reports are a very important part of Mr Keislings freshman history class M Allen presents hers to the class C59 M Lanks asslsts P Fazo in demonstrating a general science experiment C63 T Hart M Forkus and R Jones work three geometry problems at the board while B Larson S Dawson J Bald J Carter D Forbich and K Esch watch 2 'SHR I Y , ' li W n , ,I ' lg' I , in-tg, it :slo t ' I N X , 3 ,ew o of f v 'f J 4 1' J, wifi: ' V' if v 9 ' V T 0 F t ,Q L ' 55 S' ...r t 5 ' M f 'V , f in if A R fi-5 ' 'Je fx. 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' - ' 1 - v - U D . , . , . , - , . , . . 7 Offers SERVICE AWARDS jumors Judy Augensteln Robert Bosserman Wlllxam Bott Dlck Brownlee Mlke Dobroxolsky Sue Heckler Wxllxam Iull Pat Ixxrsch Patncxa Lauffer Carol Los Linda McK1nsey Edward Marxen Davxd Menges Patrlcla Moore Danlel Pascavage Larry Robmson Maxlne Sartorlo Elleen Tambellxm Jay Troutman Judy Wessel Davxd Wxlhams Judl Wxlllams Sophomores Donald Beach Larry Brown Joan Carter Faye Clark Jean Daube Peggy Forkus Katharyn Hall Nancy Heckler Marxlyn Johnson Rxchard Jones Bruce Larson Diane Lorenz Judy McDonough Charles Markley Fred Moravec Jay Mucha Candy Nash Lula Petousls Garry Rlpple Carl Rlzzo Jack Shrlhng Judy Sod1e Ball Stewart Marjorle Sutch Betsy West James Wxlhams Freshmen Sue Barnes Denny Bryan Karen Brldenbaker Judy Chappell Sue Colhns Lee Davxs Bob Derxckson Sally Dewald Pat Egan Karen Goodman Georgla Hurlston Many Chances for Eva Mae Kaplan Sue Konnet James Long Ellen Manson Mary J Patterson Wendy Patterson Judy Pletsch Barbara Pucklus Marlene Scardamalxa Pamela Troutman Dawn Vxrgl SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS Key Ted Alken Fred B1ssel Joan Carter Conme Hartman Rlchard Hobbs Georgxa Hurlston Douglas Peck James Wllhams Placed Marjorne Henderson Lmda Klsh Susan Konet FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Mlke Beck John Bonenberger Jay Troutman Dave Wlllxams FOOTBALL Certzficates Denny Bryan Fred Crlssman Bob Derrxckson Tom Fa cettl Denms Gels George Hartman Harry Jack Kent Johnson Davld Llff Tom Moore Charles Morrow Mxke Nxcolozzo John Nofsmger Rxchard Plckles Charles Reed Greg Schmdler Warren Smith Adam Spltznagel Eddle Wiseman 73 Success BASKETBALL Certificates Albert Brxtts Gary Danner George Hollem Dxck Jones Clayton Kauffman Dennis Markley Charles McK1nney Fred Moravec Jay Mucha Fred Schmdler Jay Troutman James Underemer Louls Varnum G A C Letters Betty Seeley Certxlicates LaVerne Algeo Margxe Allen Penny Askms Rlta Beal Karen Brldenbaker Marlon Campbell Faye Clark Carol Jarvus Cherlle McCready Judy Paterhnx Lxnda Prxce Pam Troutman JOdl8 Wentz Frxenda Wxlson LIBRARY AWARDS Ruth ClES1BlSkl Elame Comlnos Katharyn Hall Eva Mae Kaplan Ehzabeth Seeley Carolme Treschow RIFLE AWARD Bob Beadlmg Tom Clarke Beecher Krrby TRACK LETTERMEN D1ck Brownlee Fred Crrssman Jim Dlttman Mlke Dobrovolsky Dave Kelmeckxs Charles Mxller Rxchard O Connell Larry Robmson Dave Wxlhams ' y r I I Judy Cmmbie James Williams Barely Flickerin 9-Gym Left Mrs. Merritt Row 3: J. Hazzard, L. Davis, H. Jack, G. Mueller, R. Ritz, F. Criss- man, P. Stein, R. Kirkwood, P. Henry, D. Peck Row 2: G. Hall, M. Allen, A. Lam- neck, P. Hartman, E, Stuart, J. Paterlini, D. Stephenson, J. Munn, A. Dawson, N. Miller, Mrs. Merritt Row 1: P. Abromovitz, R. Ciesiel- ski, N. Tilton, J. Celetti, B. Quinn, R. Jamison, A. Scutelis, C. McKinley, B. Schwoebel, B. Michel, A. Clerihue , The Torch Enables Ajax 9 Gym Right Mr. Keisling 1' 9-107 Mr. Volkavich Row 3: D. Bryan, K. Clark, P. Egan W. Ready, R. Shetler, M. King, W Mansfield, D. Simmons, G. Zitzman J. Weich Row 2: J. Sala, C. Moore, P. Dees, A McLau lin C. Hupfer, W Zornes E v - 1 E. M. Kaplen, A. Driehorst, S. Col- lins, Mr. Volkavich Row 1: J. Bucci, A. Lively, M. Hen derson, V. Mattson, K. Lawlor, S. Gallagher, L. Badali, G. Johnson, K. Dodds, C. Odermatt Row 3: R. Staley, G. Hartman, W. Permenter, R. Derrickson, N. Zoup- pas, W. Anderson, R. Schall, G. Melis, R. Hopf Row 2: C. Corso, C. Tolin, M. Laur, P. Jeffries, S. Deward, K. Briden- baker, C. Chapman, C. Janoss, . Puklus, S. Konet, Mr. Keisling Row 1: M. Dacoros, L. George, . McKinley, G. Bombe, P. Hollar, Troutman, C. Dunn, M. Maruca, Stanny, P. Faso U1 353 71 O E ffl F5 U O :a D :r c In T3 C7 '1 4: :s G1 c- O 'I QQ 9-101 Mrs. White W. Ly0n, D. GeiS, T. Aiken,G. Perry J. Long, J. Yee, C. Oehling Row 2: E. Manson, M. Senio, G Hurlston, C. Sparks, K. Goodman G. Cecere, M. Scardamalia, K. Kun- ash, F. Lugaila, J. McLaughlin, S Slayton, Mrs. White Row 1: S. Shear, C. Hook, S. Pace, J Faulisi, J. White, J. Cameron, P Askins, A. Wahlgren, M. Sill Q Freshmen to Start on Their Journey L-L.,,, 9 204 Mr Walters Row 3 J Green H Wxlson D Rameas R Henshaw W Buckhagen N Mllan D Brobeck A Pazm T Moore T Davxs Row 2 V Vagxanos B Hudack J McGu1rk M Eckert S Thompson P Long C Muller M J Patterson Mr Walters Row 1 S Barnes C Harbaugh D Slagle K Marsxco J Heard J Schmldt S Wulfkukle N Smxth K Spotts B Humenny 9 210 Mr ClV1lS Row 3 G Schmdler R Wh1tt1er Lamb J Nofsmger T Fascettl Smlth J Holland F Swegal Bartlett A Doerr Row 2 D Lampe C Forbes Cummlns D Vlfgl W Patterson M Morton M Mawhmney A Cate lmet Mr Clvlls Row 1 L Marcus R Kltner S Clark B Narcolll P Irwm V Mrs Campbell D Lake C Keatmg G McDonough K Rxchards C Kamth ,.f5 9 201 Mr Gorman Row 3 S Swmgenstem R Thomp son C Clark B McDonough R Moore W Mxddleton A Spxtznagel K Johnson R Plckles J McCabe H Smlth Row 2 J Hathazy A Radocycls R Callguxrl D Della Vecchxa S Conte C PICYCB L Hartman P Buck N Campbell Mr Gorman Row 1 R Los B Txschler D Vel lano F Schoenman M Polster J Chappell P Troutman J Pletsch 10 2F Mxss Onest Row 3 G Cammskl J McGu1rk Hart D Ohnsman D Brecht Dolence F Sch1ndler F Mlller Gualtxerl B Hutchm Row 2 E Bryan M McAl11ster Haley V Rxder M Forkus P Verna J Hartman H Jenkms B Burton Mxss Onest Row 1 J Kuntz J Wolfram L Soukup C Helms V Longenecker J Slmon K. Dederxch J Davxs J Howcroft E Rameas So homores Torches Burn Brlghtl 10 10 Mr Spence Row 3 B Sands R Forbrich E Glick R Beadlmg D Beach S Poe J Lee C Markley A Viscontl Row 2 R Barontl S Riley B Cal lahan N Dey C Carney A Spicer M Lammert J Hunger Mr Spence Row 1 S Hast L Halahan J Sodie S Cawthorne S Heckler L Price H Stevens J Ogden D Bo laris 10 32 Mrs Clark Row 3 E McNicholas D Krupitzer B Larson C Nishmck R Provost L Brown W Gamble W Stewart D OBrien Row 2 W Butterbach A Tolm R Lachellx L Sarno J McDonough D Hmsch D Plasman R Boyd Mrs Clark Rowl E Albert C Stitt J Bodine K Kleemann S Ross E Hook L Grant B Benedict W Thomas T' 10 2R Mr Batterby Row 3 A Reeder R Conley C Kauffman S Lauderbaugh C Hecht O Almasy R Holzhauser R Jones R Ripley E Dale Row 2 J Bruner C Zabowskx D Lovertl C Kestner B Timko G Mlltenberger M Johnson J Zar emba Mr Batterby Row 1 F Clark R Fabiam M Gratzer J Gilg R Savchak B West R Meyer M OConnor B Del Vecchio 10 106 Miss Morrow Row 3 T Pegel G Thornton R Brown G Danner R Shields J Dietrich P. Stein J. Williams R Rachfal Row 2: C. McKenney A. Ciesielski A. Bryant B. Wise P. Blosevich D. Lorenz M- L- Himes V. Waydock G. West Miss Morrow Row 1: N. Lauffer M. Einhouse, D. Glausser, M. Sutch, K. Stoehr, L. Pence, J. Schafer, J. A. Bald, L. Grey, J. Del Sardo Sheddm Even Light on The Road 8 10 124 Mr Whxte Row 3 N Fekarls J Hostert T Antonoxlch R Buczynskl G Bloom C Rlzzo J Sammel L Schremer G Lang Row 2 A Chubarov I Toth Palombo M Clxfton N Heckler Keane J Mays J Yurochko Smxth Mr Whlte Row 1 I Carter J Bryant Murtha J Stevmg S Byron Dans M C Manson R Ruben Renne J Rugh Mlss Sutton Row 3 B Kenny G Ripple D Harvey H Graff J Gowans R Zange W Pmx W Johnson D Muxa Row 2 R Dxerker E Klel K W1l hamson K Esch P Kerna E O Nexll D Kuntz W Comfort G Gerardl Mlss Sutton Row 1 B Zuhck J KIFSODD R Phxhstme J Wood K Shallenberger D Keeb C Ceccattl M A Kxght M Harmsh 10 202 Mrs Sawhlll Row 3 I Mucha I Underemer B Klrby J Slayton J Krakovsl-ry D Wmkowskx E Swlst D Smmmons R Hobbs C Fedon Row 2 F Robertx R Kennedy J Brennan P Schauweker M Potts J Phlllxps K Hall M C Coyne J Daube E Rudaxtls G Dawson W Gerard: Mrs Sawhxll Row 1 I Suhy S Paterxck P Hys lop J Crombxe M A Shlllmg L P9tOUS1S S McCready M Sharp M A Cancllla E Commos 10 206 Mr Lanks Row 3 F Moravec G Flelder Hart J Feth D Davxs P Jones Harbaugh J Shllllflg D Martm Bxssel Row 2 J Catalano V G Kern Yee G Brldge R A Gremer J Bromley J Jackson J Anderson Dawson B Mxlllgan Mr Lanks Row 1 N Schnelder J Bartruff Gerglch M Beck M Gllardx Hyde C Nash P Mltchell J Tray nor The Torch Must Cast Steady Light 11 100 Mlss Beatty Row 3 J Marchese T Mackey D Glllesple L Roblnson D Kelmeckls J Troutman J Vassxlaros B Con ners R Lachman Row 2 D Glel C Treschow Heavlll B Connor M Germs G Megown J W111l8mS V Hxwely D Brownlee Mxss Beatty Row 1 J Schall S Eremlta Lugalla F Wllson R Ballstrerl S Lmk P Kxrsch J Augenstem M Dxlla 11 118 Mr Mann Row 3 P Krlbbs D Wl11lBmS McDermott C Mlller L Neeb DAversa D. Pogel R. Kuntz Row 2: K. OBrien M. Hogben Smith D. Petree J. Somerton Cuda B. Smercansky J. Mahoney Mr. Mann Row 1: C. Balistreri E. Seeley S. McCready K. Rosfeld J. Gross D. Foster J. Nolle L. Keebler vw-A 78 11 108 Mr Babyak Row 3 P Wendt W McClaren P Lauffer J Long L MCQUISKOH R Curry A Loew R Jeffrles C Los Row 2 Mr Babyak A Johnston ODonnel1 T Clarke W Klmg Smnth T Barakat F Stocker Clasper Row 1 J Shehab J Sansone Wentz A Calxgunrx C Jaros Amedure R Barrxck G Maul Porter H Sawyer U12 '-4 UPL-1 f-r'-g- rn 5'3f1fSU5m25j5?i? Ot- 210522252 ED:bZ '.2g'9NO5 w tliwggagvmdgglem Wqgzm' 0 0 60:5 W QZUU1 gown. mm QQ. gm C513 '53 S V'-I QEBOTJNCD To PU '10'QCD:g5,'1 gr 2031 S ..- 54? UD ,EWU ww L4Q4 iid FE we mg UIQ?-T mm: gm gg? E15 O 'O--3 S13 93 U50 cn Q33 925 53 -1117 C1.mUU 5'PU U 11 117 Mr Snyder As Juniors Approach the Last Lap 11 200 Mlss Klng Row 3 L Varnum T Thompson H Pfeuffer W Bott D Dxsney J Dentlcx J Carney W Klel D De Mart Row 2 Mxss King J Bonenberger R MBTSICO J Dayton S Herzog R Bell M Roblnson P Moore J Wll llams J Bexter J Jones Rom 1 J Wessel L Fedor C Hor vath M A KBSIUIIH R Hlvely C Grube R Barcata C Goehner G Gardner 11 205 Mlss Waterman Row 3 D Cadugan L Cxsko J Heckman J Macy D Stanton M Dobrovolsky R Ivxll D Menges R Zywan Row 2 Mxss Waterman S Bell S Mentzer P Whlte S Wolff C Mc Kelvy B Bodnar E Lorenzml E Brodeur Row 1 S Hupp J Mesma B Faso B Pace C Rahner C Gualtlerx G Jenkms S Churchlll S Heckler 11 9 Mrs McFaden Row 3 J Bertone E Kuehn K Romary F Buck J Jeffrxes C Lea R Newsom B Reed J Mackall Rox 2 Mrs McFaden S Hohmg D CSDUZZI E McCardle J Whlt field D Enscoe E Marxen R O Connell L Parker K Schmaus Row 1 B Gllmore E Tambelllnx B Boucher L Klsh B Szott M McNamara P Farmerxe M Ross C Woody G Hardmg 11 218 Mr Reed Row 3 W Beck R Balrd C Yelllg G Smxth P Delmer E Keefer W lull A Brltts Row 2 R Kurlflnk B Karkalla P Abraham J Hogben L Goodman M L Vhlkenson E Maloney Mr Reed Row 1 J Pecman B Rudaxtls P Otway K Popp J Hahn B S Ro mana L McKmsey Guided b the Ever burnmg Torch Iwi... f 74' in in CU J. Somerton E. Brodeur M. L. Wilkenson and C. Balistreri do research work on their hist t lk ' ' ' ' ory a s as Mr. Volkavich stands ready to give them help. C25 J. Williams shows J. Suhy his picture while C. Ceccatti takes time out from her work to look, also. C35 J. Mesina, B. Bodnar J Hahn L. Keeb, E Lorenzini S. Eremita, J Sn'd d E. B , . , . , . 1 er, an rodeur discover that practice makes perfect. C49 G. Harding, S. Mentzer, W. Ivill, J. Long, M R . oss, and M. L. Wilkenson work on a group report for English. CSD Pronunciation is an important part of Spanish, M. Forkus tape records her voice in Spanish as L P t ' . e ousis waits her turn. C63 Volleyball is just one of the many activities enjoyed by the girls' m clas Th ' ' gy ses. e Junior girls are now ready to begin their volleyball game. 80 Looking Back Upon The School Year P9 ' 0 I 1 I 'z' I O .if 'U 0000ooQ.,, A 0566 sv 90 One of the blggest h1ghl1ghts of the school year lS the football season Although the foot ball season lasts only nme weeks mt IS looked upon wxth great expectatxon by freshmen soph omores Jumors and semors allke A tremendous crowd lS on hand for ex ery game ready to cheer the team on to uctory Thls year was no excep tlon The crowds of fans were large and encour agxng Thev gave themr all to the Dormont football squad The football season IS oxer for th1S year but exeryone IS now lookmg forward to next year and a great season for Dormont Hlgh School 81 O The band and majorettes ire an 1mportant part of the extra currlcular actluty program at Dormont Hlgh School Durmg the two weeks precedlng the openmg of school the band re sumes 1ts practlce schedule and starts to work out new forma tlons The majorettes hold prac t1ce all summer and then jom w1th the band durlng the last two weeks of August Thls year thelr efforts were not m valn for they made a fme showlng for DHS O Y , 'aff IJ' lf' ii! ' A 9 'A' . .f :' q.' os' I , , , V 5 t. .egg ' ag . l .----,-., - - v -. . Ol' ' K ' V 9 - . 1. 'Z' - ' . ,' 31590 1 v ' .J O.. x 1 ' u ',ew,, V RP or -, A'A0's'q Jjvws., fy .' -'Xian' ' A -..f's'4'.-LO. v' v ' - . r - 1 E- , Z Y Z We Recall Events And Personalities Each year the student body donates money for a Christmas tree which is erected in the mam hall by Student Council Responsible for taking down the tree on the last day before Christmas vacation this year was the art appreciation class Shown here packing the orna ments are art appreciation stu dents B McKe1th M Grabe M Gels D Logan R Fella bom and D Stoner On November 13, 1958, Dor- mont High School held its an- nual Parent's Visitation Night. On this night the parents were able to meet the teachers and to see how the school functions The parents follovued the sched ule of their child or children to a condensed version of the class room After the customary classes the parents were served light refreshments in the cafe terra H The Dormont High School Glee Club gaxe its annual Christmas Concert on Decem ber 19 1958 At this concert the newly formed A Cappella Choir was presented The choir at once demonstrated its ability and skill Under the direction of the new music teacher Miss Arnold the Glee Club and the A Cappella Choir gave to the high school and the community a fine inspirational Christmas concert That Made The Year A Memorable One affix ,in During the senior year and as graduatlon draws near the sen 1ors must decide if they will go to college or out into the bus1 ness world If college 1S the cho1ce of the senior he or she has many opportunities to win a scholarship Many scholar ship tests are administered out Slde of school but many tests are also admimstered 1n our own cafeteria Mr john F Douglas was appointed principal of DH S succeeding Mr Neff He was formerly secondary school principal at Southern Fulton Jolnt High School 1n Fulton County Pa Mr Douglas was graduated from Bla1rsv11le High School in 1941 In 1943 he enlisted in the Marine Corps and saw action in the South Pa cific Following World War II he enrolled at the University of Oklahoma where he partlci pated 1n musical activities In 1949 Mr Douglas transferred to Indiana State Teachers College whexe he received a BS degree 1n Mus1c In 1954 he received a Masters Degree in Education from the Univer sity of Pittsburgh He IS now working toward the degree of Doctor of Educatlon at the same 1nst1tut1on Mr Douglas teachlng experience mcludes three years at Saltsburg Joint High School one year at K1sk1 Prep School and four years at An exciting time of the year for the Juniors IS the day they measured for their class rmgs As they hne up in Miss Burton s office there IS always a good deal of interest in who has the smallest and largest ring sizes 1n the class 83 0 AN . . ' 1 Q X Blairsville Joint High School. I , . . x ' - We n 1959 sored dance Caper dance Cupid Remember The Activities, Work Thursday February 12 the Student Council spon- 1ts annual Valentine th1s year called CUp1dS A special feature of the was the choosmg of a s Couple by means of a special ticket number which had been previously decided by the t1cket commlttee janet Muir and Marlo Vacca both seniors held the lucky ticket number 137 which made them Cuplds Couple As a prize they received a large box of candy Many of the students also entered their proj ects at Buhl Planetarl um The following re cexved awards 1n the senlor d1v1s1on H Saw yer D Gxllesple J Graham and N Cald well The following placed in the Junior dl VISION P Stein and G Perry Dormont was proud of the fine proj ects made by 1ts stu dents On February 19 Dormont Hlgh School held its second annual Sclence Falr The fair was very beneficial for the students teachers and parents allke In the Physics d1v1s1on N Hurlston and L Belle took first place and J Dlttmar took thlrd place In the chemistry division C Yelllg took first place and E Tam bellxm and H Sawyer received honorable mention These of course were only a few of the winners 84 O , , WM 1 G v -1 7 , v 9 . -, - - 1 1 , - s' 1 ' 9 ' ' i l , . 7 y ' ,. . , . ' yu 3 1 - . . , And Fun That Made The Year Complete Thursday May 14 1959 was Senior Recognition Dax at D H S On that day the senior class took on er all the administrative and teaching posts of the school The positions of principal and XlC6 prmclpll were hlled by the class officers while all teaching positions were taken oxer by senior class members Shown here is a typical class being taught by a senior teacher. 1'-,M 4 j- ! I ga, At the end of ex ery year the senior class presents a special assembly for the school This assembly combines entertain ment and the announcement of awards and recognition to sen iors Responsible for planning the Senior Assembly is the as sembly committee under the guidance of Miss Browning Here the members of the com mittee consider plans for this years program A senior activity which was initiated last year and contin- ued by the class of 1959 is the Senior Luncheon. This year the luncheon was held on May 28, 1959, in the cafeteria. The meal was prepared and served by the cafeteria staff. Among the an- nouncements and entertain- ment was the reading of a class prophecy, drawn up by the members of the luncheon com mittee. X IZ PATRONS Smith M George D D S Mr Joseph Atrna Mrs Braune Pow Wow MILLER ATLANTIC SERVICE C ne f Gee fee Rood o d W Mon Ho A enoe WA l 9468 We of the Torch Staff of 1959 wlsh to thank all the people who have helped to make this yearbook possible Most of all we want to thank Mrs Gennaula through whose efforts this book IS being published Also we want to thank Mr Adams our photographer Edwards Bros Inc our prmter and S K Smuth Co our cover maker Equally deservlng In thanks are our patrons advertisers teachers and students wlthout whose help this book would not have been passable 21359 I DORMONT ADS I759 27 DORMONT RECREATION TEEN CLUB Presndent Secretary Treasurer Harry McM1IIan Bethel Hafenbrach Door Comm uttee Record Commuttee Maxine Sonoma Duck Brownlee Barry Johnson Refreshment Committee Robert Lamb 1 1 . , , . 1 - 1 - 1 1 . . ., ., , . . ., . I I Of FO ' 1 1 rnr rw , I v - G BALIOUR COMPANY KNOWN WI-IEREVER THERE ARE SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 15-SVN. Manufacturers of CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS AND TROPHIES EWR asgmx Hugh School Representahve Mr Charles M Klmgensmnh PITTSBURGH I6 PENNSYLVANIA 424 Greenhurst Drlve Fleldbrook I 6801 88 IBuIIour is recognized us Americu's FinestI Comphments of REDER S MARKET 1422 Potomac Avenue VINCE S MEAT MARKET 1507 Potomac Avenue Plttsburgh 16 Penna DONALD C CRAFT JEWELER 2935 W Llberty Ave Pg 16 Pu 10210 Watch and Jewelry Repanr Decxmonds 8. Watches A COMPLETE LINE OF MEEKER PURSES AND WALLETS TOM MCMULLEN PENNZOIL SERVICE STATION 1530 Potomac Avenue Dormont Pnttsburgh 16 Pcs Lo 19712 BENDER S 3 hour odorless Dry Cleaners and Tallors 11145 Potomac Avenue Pittsburgh 16 Penna PENNELL ASSOCIATES MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT O R Heudenruch Owner RQAD SERVICE 3223WL.berfyAve P 16 a LOcust14117 h. , . Lo. - I gh. , P . 89 Compliments of C REIZENSTEIN SONS 3105 Banksvulle Road lo 3 3533 CHARLES R MORRIS PHARMACIST 1539 Potomac Ave Le 1 2233 Dormont Pa Free Delivery Servuce Robert s Rug 8. Carpet Company 3213 3215 W Liberty Ave M Marks 8334 Greenfree Hardware 81 Electrlc 995 Greentree Road Puttsburgh 20 P JACK W DUNBAR Phone Wa 2 0800 BANKSVILLE BARBER SHOP PETER PREVITE lo 14544 Expert Bqrbefmg GRABE BROTHERS HARDWARE 2927 West Liberty Avenue Dormont Pa WE DELIVER SELECT MARKET W H Korth 3241 West Lnberty Ave Le 1 3964 GREENTREE PHARMACY 922 Greentree Road Pnttsburgh 20 Pa WAlnut 1 2433 I I I ' , a. Dormont, Pittsburgh 16, Pa. . LE. 1- 90 Natural Stone Fireplaces MAGNOTTI 81 GAUDELLI NC STONE CONTRACTORS 2809 Saw Mull Run Boulevard Pittsburgh I0 Pa Stone Yard and Office TUxedo 2 5I57 SAMPLES MAY BE SEEN IN OUR YARD C Dsckson Ph C DICKSONS DRUG STORE Reliable Prescrlphon Service 2900 W Llberty Ave Over I 000 O00 Rx FILLED I 6300 Compliments of RECTENWALD GULF SERVICE 2870 W Llberty Ave Pittsburgh I6 Pa Lo I I900 TOMANDY S Cleaning and Tcnlorlng 1438 Potomac Ave EXPERT TAILORING ICE MENS SHOPS SCOTTI 81 SONS INC BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL 3100 Banksvllle Road Plttsburgh I6 Pa A R SCOTTI Phone Residence 2584 Dormont Mt Lebanon Office 5544 Le I I 43 Lo 12038 J. . ' , ,, I - . . . I . Le. - Lo. 3-2555 . . . V. , . P R ' S - - : ' LO. 'I- . ' LE. I- . - 3 . - 91 CONGRATULATIONS from 2950 ESANKSVILLE ROAD LOCUST I 4700 PITTSBURGH I6 PA LE11 h 1046 Ras Llihlgh lQ030 Form xl Cloth s R me-C' C TI-IOM AS The TAILOR Wcfidlngj Proms Annu ers irn 29ZlWcstL1bu1x Axenua Free Deluvery LOCUST I 447 SEEBACHER S POULTRY Eggs For Portnculcr People Freshly Kulled Poultry Frozen Foods Bar B Qued Chicken Ducks 8. Turkeys to Order 3008 W Lnberty Ave Dormonf Po BROADWAY HARDWARE 2 P010 oc Ave e f 0 FREE DELIVERY TOM YEE LAUNDRY 3043 WEST LIBERTY AVENUE FI I 0914 PIERCE S MARKET 1425 Potomac Avenue Pittsburgh I6 P WE GIVE S8.H GREEN STAMPS LO I 1960 FREE DELIVERY LO I 1963 l ly - 'T A . f S - . - -2 .5 -5 Mt. Lebanon Motors, Inc. Dorment. pam. el, ' -3 I I l6O rv muy Darmo I ' , a. 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S4 59 7'7 an .uhm 12 fs In 67 ambeck, umm! 17' mam, uma 57,67 79,so homley, JoAnn 64 umm lAn'y 12 15,X6,18,52, mm, Robert 7,6 kown, Tom 25,70 ummm, ml 1s,1s,1s,1s,s2,s4 66,78 num, ,nan 12 76 Brym, Deny 14,17 nrym, Apil 55,g6,59,63,68,69,76 nfym, Jem se,ss,ss Brymz, mmm 2e,s1,ss,64, mu, pm. s3,s4,ss sa 59 74 Bucldugen, w-nu 17 20,75 husk, ma 12,66,67,75 ann, hmm 54,75 mnymu, mymma 77 Bu-dn, J-me: 20,26, , nm.. john 12,26 mm, Mlchxel 12 xs,1s,ze mmm, wumm 7g Immun., vaunm 76 Byron, Smdrn 20,53 77 cmm, vmwn 26 cmugm, Dnve 79 clmmu, Nm-mm 12,25 59 70 cmgum Andrew s7,7s cmgum num vs cluum., B-fum Cunnan, lla!! 54 5,74 cmpheu, Auce 27 cmpbeu Mum 54,78 cmpbeu, Nmcy 52,S4,75 c-mm, Mmm 5.4 clpmmm, Mmm. 27 clp-mu, Mu-me z7,4a,44,ss Capuzn, Mary 79 clmy, cmnyn 54,5 ,75 Clrncy, jmck 66,79 cum, Jm s4,es,ss 72,77 cmnm jouph 70 7,7 c-umm, Annes: 54 75 cw-amy., cmlyn 56 cawumu, Sylvil 51,54 cams, cmxyn 54,7 , cue., on-.mm ss ss sa 74 cams, loam 54,55 ss ss cupmm, Che'yl is ,74 cuweu mm. se 59,53 67 75 chub-nv, Andrew 57 chmuu, snuxey 79 Cxlncind, Anna 2 Sl cmm-xx, Amway 21,75 cxqmua, ummm 34 sz ss ss 59,74 cmwlo, Mm 12, cum, 1.-ny 79 cum, cum 70,75 curl., Faye 54 55,75 cms, Peggy 27 can-x, mm 17,20,74 emu, sms. 54 7 Club, 'rmmu 50 57, cmpu, mum 75 Cliflmg M-um 55,46 sb,d4 ab 77 comm, su. 54,S9,65,74 comm, wnmm 64g:6,77 cmnaw., num sa, ,ss,ss cmuann, rm: 27 cmugy, mymna 21,75 comm, June l2,20,22,27,69 ca-mm, s-bm s4,7s cmmmg wunm 78 cm., nphma: 54,75 Cone, Cu-ol 74 Coyne, Mu-ycml s4,ss,se,s9,ss s7,s9,7o,77 crumm, Fred 14,17,1s 70,74 cmmbx., pam, S6,i9,65,70,77 cud., Jun 56,S9,63,69,78 culunm, John 78 cummm., Cheryl S4,55,55,59,57, 7o.7s Cuxry, mama 20,57,54,7B Dlcmn, Irene 27 Dnouou, Mn-gun 54,74 ou., ue 21 76 Dumer, c..-y 12, Dlube, Jem s3,s9,se,77 nmvm., mm. 78 mm, lze 74 mm, pm s4,ss,7 nm., rm-mn 77 Davis, Thomas 75 mum, mum 74 u-mm, cr-mu za Damon, George 57 mmm, Sally 72,77 Dnywu, lm 64,79 Dum, john zo 70 mmf., Tm za, ,7o nfduml, rum. 75 Deeds, Mu-pmt S4 Dm-www, D-vu za serum, kleph 64 55 67 78 mu. venue, mm 55,56,59, 69 75 Delmar muy 57,79 Degufo ,bum ss,s6,s9 64,67,69 o s Del vemmp, uma. S4 55,56,59,76 mmm, Don-14 58,64 is umm, joseph 79 Den-xcum, Rouen 14 21 Duma, smy 20,54 Dey, Nmy 54,55,59 Dey Robert 20,25 mum, Ronnie 57 umm Jem. 76 Dilll, .fy 75 mmey, Dlvid 1a,sa 79 nmmn, June. ns, ,2a,43,s4 non-vwmfy, Mmm: 1s,s1,sz,sz, 63,64 ss,e7,ss,79 Dorn m 75 Dodd, Kathryn 54,74 Dengue, uw-fa 75 Donahue, mmm 28,65,70 D.-mum. rug, 70 74 Dams, 5-um.. zs,ss,64 Dfmng, s-.mg 54,55,59,74 mm, cm: 54,59,74 D-mo, mph za Mug.-ef 54,75 zgm, mmf l7,20,52 74 Emhouse Mxldred 76 aww., :Sum 79 mmm, sym. 56,67 70 mn, Karen 54 55 ss uw, ceq. 29,42,S2,57,62,63,64, 55 sa Flbilni ummm, 76 Flhey, hnrbux 29 Fnmme, Plxricia so 67 79 menu, Thomu l4,17,75 rm, B-mn 79 rm, rmd. 56,59,R,74 rump. Janice 22 29 44 so,s4,ss Funux, rf-mam 29 1 I mn, crm.. 64,77 Fedof, Lynne 55 54 68 59 79 remix, Nick 77 reused, mmm 78 reumm, :umm zz,29,4z 44 50 mn, yum 57,77 mud., Glry 77 neck, hm. 29 54 ss rum, chm 54g5,56,59 75 rumah, Mm. 50 ra-meh, mum 12,1B,S2,72 rum., Peggy 56,S9,67,70,H,75, 0 Fewer, Diana 54,55,78 0.11.31-gf sum. 54 Gamble, Mmm 76 Gu-dmer, omxam s1,ss,s9,s9,7a cm umm 74 cm: Mschuz 12,z9,s9,sz George, mem. 54 ss 59,74 George, Mm. 30,43 cfm.-u, cum n 77 cugch, Donna 51,54 55,56 59,77 cena, Mary 54 7E cm, umm 715 cm, Joyce 76 cmqpu me 78 cxuupufllzmula sa 5-1,sa,7o,7a enum. 1 7E sl.-,uf umm sa s9,s4,7s ouch, wma 20,75 suck, Mmm., 2o,so,4s awamm, Karen 54,55,56,59,63,74 amamm, um. ss,s5 ss cm., Mug-M zz,ao,sa,ss,sz cmum, john x2,1a,zz,ao,44 51, az,s3,ss,ss,s9 umm, mama ao cfm., una. ss 59 sa 76 cf-nu, Mmm. 76 cum, Beverly 30,52 56,65 ss cum, ,game s7,7s cum, emu so enum, nun-. 77 Goovu lewis 66 Gay, ulm 76 om., lids: 52, 78 mu, cwl 67 79 Grugfl, Cul 57 55 Gnmzberg, Terry 74 C-unhin-1 Cnslyn 69 Gunmen, onus 75 cum, num as r-mmnx, Bahal ss,s9,a4,s7,7s Hahn, J-na se,s9,a9,79,ao Hamm, um 76 Haley, Nam: 75 mn, Gly 21,74 mn, Kzthnryn 53,54,55,S9,65,69, 77 Hmmm, Ruben 30,51 Hu-bu-gi, cmx 54,55,58,59,75 Hubmgm, mama 77 Hardin Genldlne sz,s4,ss,s9,sz 63,g5,69,79,80 mmm, Mm-4. s4,ss,se,s9,s4,es, 59,17 nm, Jam, 22 31,51 nm, 'rm 12,72 75 Hut, wuum. sin Hartman, Connie 31 Hlmnm, Georg: 14,l7,74 Hartman, june 75 Hlmnm, mu. 54 as 75 Hartman, Pm-xox. 54 is 57,74 Harvey, Andrew S2,55,7'7 nm, swan S4,55,56,76 I-mmzy, Jem 75 Hu J.-nm 21 64 74 Heu-d, .me S5,65,75 Hurd, Judith 31,51 se Hum, una- ax s1,ss H.-nu, xmy 7s Hmm, ch-ne. 21 70 76 Human, Nmcy si,sf,sa 68,77 Hgcldu, Sinai-1 76 mme, s-um so sa 67,68 70 79 Hmmm, ,norm 79 Helms, Cheryl sz,s4,se,s4,7s Henduson, DW.. 31 uma.-wa, Mn-ju-xv 20,54,67, 4 Henry, Pau! 74 Hmh-w, Pm 75 1-un-mgm, Gull a1,sx,s4,ss,ss,ss, Hermog, Suluz 79 Hix-nel, Mary 76 I-lmch,Dxm. 76 Hsvely, nun 3,79 mvely, vu-gnu 56 78 Pbbbt, Richard 77 1-beuen., cage 15 Hogben, David ax rug:-gn, Jmz 55,79 Hogben, Mary Ellen Hams, om xz,31,s9 I-bmng, sum: 55,59 63,5739 Hauu, rum- 54 ss 4 Hnllmd, June: 72,75 Pblzhluex, Rlchlrd 54,75 Hook, Cnolyn 54 ss Hook, Roberta 76 1-bpf my 54 74 I-lm-vnu, cami 56 S9 62,67 79 Hpfv-ul, Jay 32 57,63,64,66,6 Hostert, jnmel 77' 1-bwmn, J 75 Hnch, Elaine 32,51 Hudlck, Bm-bu-u 75 Huyzes, canning 32,58 Hummy, some 75 Hunger, Jesu-y zo,21,7s Huphr cml 54,74 Hupp, Sum 79 H-mbumk, ,um 1z,xs,3z,sa,e9 Hurlmon, margin s4,ss,s9,ss,es, Hmmm, Nmcy 32 50,52 65 65, 1-mmm, Boyd 21, S Hyde, cnmhu. se 66,77 Hyuop, Plmela Tl n-vm, P-un 32,43,56 Irwin, Patricia 54,75 mu mama 12,51 mu, vsnuxun l2,51,57,58,79, Jun, Hu-ry 14,74 Jmlmn, Joyce 77 Jnmxwn, Ruse 56,74 Janos, Cuol 55 S9 J-ws, cud 54 55 Jem-M, john 67,79 Jain-les, Rmell 7E jmkm, annum s4,se,79 Ienlam, Holly 75 Johnson, an-ry 1z,1s,1s,1s,19,sz S1 52 69 Jammu, mu s4,sa,74 Jammu, Kent 14,l7,75 yahmm, Mu-uyn 51,55,56,59,67, 69 70 75 Johnson, wma- 77 Johnston, Arlene 78 Jem, john 79 ymm, Paul 77 Jam, mama xs,zo,sz,s7 72,75 hmmm, omg, 12 Klnith, C1101 75 xupxm, sw Mu 53,5-1,S9,74 Klrkllll, Bernzld 12 79 Km-um, Maryann , Knul, cmle 32,56 Kluffmln, Hatlce 12 I5 57,76 mm, Jun 33,77 Kexung, some 33,55 ss xnnng, crm-mum ss, Keen D 77,80 Keebler, Lmdn 56 59 78 xuzu, mmm 65,79 Kzlly Denise 33,51 muy, mama as sz Kguy, Plume 35 Kelmecki: DlV1d 12 18 19 67 78 Kennedy, Ryu 12,18,21,Tl Kenny nm.,-4 77 Km, vmnm. 77 Km., Mm- as Kznu, P-man 55 mmf, cmmu 76 Kiel I-1:1177 mu, w.u..m 79 mm Mmm 55,77 King, Mmm 20 21 64,74 Kirby, Beecher 20,77 Ku-kwood, Rohm 74 Kmch Mm-ue. se ss,s7,sa,7o,7a xxmpp, 7ua!oss,77 Kxsh, uma 56 65,61 59,70,79 lumu, nm. s4,as,7z,7s mmm, rum 76 Kung, Lynn 12,s1,sa,es,s4, .78 romp-, Canal S5,62,63,67 6 xmxemk, 1-num 2 aa 54 mm, s-mm 2o,s2, ,g5,S,63,55, sv 69 74 K.nLabsky,J 77 xnbu, Phu 1s,1s xr-.pane Douglu 75 Kubx-.k, 6-mx as,4s,ss xmm, sawn-4 1z,e7,7o,79 Kmmn, Kiran 54,74 Kuna, Dma va Kuna, Judith 20,54,75 Kmmnn, Robert z1,s7,79 uchexu, mu 76 ummm, momma 78 uh, om.. 54,15 lamb, nom 75 ummm, Marilyn s4,ss,s6,sa,s4, 76 ummm, Arlene 56,59,63,74 lamp, Diume 54 56,59,75 Lang, Georg: 57,75 umm, Bruce 50,57,72,76 uuderb-ugh, Sheldon 57,76 Lmfm, Nancy 54,55,S6,59,62,6B, 76 uuuu, Pmida 50,52 ss 54,62 sa,7a um Mlry 74 Lawlor, :num-an 54 55,59, Lecky ch-lem 34,5-4,62, , Len, Chlrle: 79 me james sa 64 76 ufllu-,P.u1 is uw yum 34 mf ma 14 L sms. vs uv. y Am 74 mm, A.-me as 7B Logan, mm s4,sz mug, Im-nu 57,56 78 so lang, lame: lFrexhmmy52,S7,62 63,54,68,74 Long, Pdrlcil 64,15 mngnecm, vugnn 75 un-em, Dx-M 51,76 umm, umm.-xg 34 43,5l,54, so ss ummm, :num s4,e4,s7,7o, 79 so Lorenzinl, jeu-me 34,70 lm, cml 50,54,S9 ,s7,7a un, Rosernlry S9 mu, jon u 43 uwma, mmm 51,5S,76 L-mu., mum 54,74 Lugllls, jme 78 Lyon, vviuxm 57 74 menu, Ju-na 15, M-any, Tex-ry 12 67,78 may, john 79 mmm, vvuulm 12 ,as,ss Mummy, pm. 78 Mllungy, umm ss 65,79 M.-mfxgla, wmmi 74 Mmm, Ellen 64,67,74 Manson, MaryCuol 64, Mucheoe, joseph 78 Mum, Lynn 54,70,75 Mug-ln, mama 21,56 Mumy, Chnl.: 12,15 mmm, Knthyrn 52,S6,59,7S Mmm Rohm. s4,ss,s6 , 67 Mu-IE., an-111. 35,54,55,56,59, Marucl, Mary so s4,ss,s6,s9 Mmm, Du. 51,71 Mutha, Jun 15 ss Munn, Edward 12 52 67 Mmmw. Donald fo is Mattson, Vlcumll 74 Mm, Gary 78 Mawhinney, Mmm 54 se 67 70 7 May' Jenna. ss,64,ss,77 M-mums, Muna 55 ss ss 75 Mccnbe, Mlm 34 Mccme, J-mu 75 McCabe Mum.: 54 65 Mccudfe Edward 70 Macon. Peggy u,s1,s2,s4 Mackay, cmu. sa Mccmay, sm.-xy 78 mnmmgh, mum 54 56 ss 75 Mcnomugh, yuan- ss,ss,6s 66 76 Mcovmugh, mum ss McC-uixk, june: 75 Mac-mg pm S4,S9,7S Mcxnm, num- zz,ss,4z,s1 54 ss 56 S9 66 az Mcmvy, cml 51 59 67 79 Mummy, Chula l5,18,64 McKinley cum. 53,54 74 McKinley, Mngey S4 Mclimsey, um. sz 55,65 57,69 70,79 Mcuuyum, Arlen 54 ss,se,ss, 69,74 Mcmum, H.m'y 12 1s,1s,1s,19, 35,52 69 Mcnlmn, Mu-yum 69,79 Mmm-mm, Edwud 76 Mcvly, sms-1 as 51 Mcomm una- 7s Mepwn, enmde 78 mm, cn.-ge 74 Maw, uma 79 Mauna, Sharon 79 B0 Meme, yuan as sf,s4,ss Mninn, Iemnxg 79 80 my! Rmmry ss,ss,s9,7s Mlchzi an-an 74 wuaaxmn, wiunm 75 Mum, Nmwm 17 54,66 Mme, cum 18,58 Mme-, n-mx 75 ra:-' 2-my Q, 6 ,75 muxguyugfx' Mxmnb..-gn, carp. 76 Numan, cuz as , vmwn 75 mum 54 ss ss ss km36,,n1 Mbclm Mimche Mnonzy, Mom, Clrkliu sa Mom, mryum 36,51 Nbce, Pldy 51,52 67 79 Mnmv, Raymond 20,64 Num, Tbml 14 17 MQ-wc, hh 151277 Moms, sun ss,ss,ss Mmovl, Chula: 14 Num, mf-.Mnxe 75 Mm-Ju, Jdm 15,77 Mueller, George 20,74 Munn, Herbert as Mun, Albam 77 Mun, ,mm 26,56 64,e7,sa,7o,s4 5 Mum, Judah 74 Munn, Nmcy 36 S4 Munn Mn-Uyn 77 Mn-mth, Baum i,ss,ss,s7g7,s9,7s Nah, cm-:me ss, ,s9,s9, Neeb, Domthy 64 Neeb, mm 78 Nelson, James l2,13,36,69 Newsom, mmm 7B Nun-ack, Clyde zo 76 Noixinger, John 14,55 Neue, Dolvthy 55 69 78 Nugm, Jule! so,5a,!s Omen, Dm 21,75 om-nn, Kathy sa,7a O'Bm-novih, P. 59 o'cm.u, our 12,36,52,69 o'co.m11, Richlrd 1z,1s,79 o'com-1, Mlrvlme 76 oaemmti cmxe S4 74 crnmm ,wuum '78 oehung, mmm 74 Getting, Pun 37,57 Ogden, Judith 76 ormmm uma 75 o'Nem, Euen 5s,ss,s9,77 Orwly, Put 55,69 79 Pup., cr-mu s7,44,e3,s4,se Pnce, Bmmie 79 Pug, sman 74 Puma, Mngnm 37,43,51,54,56, mambo, Damn 54,77 Plrker, Linda 55 67 rm-wg. omni s1,s7,7s Plterick, gun 77 hm-um, Judy s2,s4,se,s9,6s 74 Pmzmn, Mary 54 75 P-mmn, wenaeun 52,54,64 65 67 72 75 Pun, Mm 64,66,75 Peck, Dougxu 2 55,65 70 74 Pecx-nu? June! 79 regex, sm 12,2l,76 PC1149-lm, sun 78 Pence, um 55,59 76 Pamenter, wma 74 Perry, George 21 74 ham, Rohm 37' Pmmu, Lula 54,S6,S9,67,69,70, mn., Dm-ma ss, Pre-mer, Howard 1 rhumme Rosemarie Phillips, hu 55,56 s ,ss es 77 mmf, mama 14 75 Pierce, Claudia 54 Pietncnello, Steve 37 new yuan- S4 59,67,75 rm, xchn122,s7,44,e4,ss mx, wuum 77 Pluman, Diane 76 Poe stephen 76 oe June: 78 regex, ua 78 Polxtu, Mnrlmne 54 Pamper wxux-m 37 Popp, 14-my 79 Pang, Je-mm. 20,78 mu, mmm 77 mc., Lynda 51 76,70 Pmvm, Rohm 76 mum, umm. 56 5-J,7o,74 Quigley John 37 ousm, ban S4,55,S6,59,70,74 mama, mime 75 mdoycu mm- S4 mhw, esrolyn 55,S9,68,79 mmm, nmy 75 xgmelg :Lum 75 Rune Hope 311,43 Rudy, -me 74 mae, vugm. 51 75 ana, Cham 14,21 Reed, Mmm 79 Reeder, Am-.4 54,66,76 menus, Doyle s's umm-a, xnhxnn 75 Ripley, Shirley s4,ss,se,ss, rupuy, Robert 76 lupple, on-ry 77 mn, mmm 74 mm, cm nz 15,16 Robe-ti, 21,77' human, umm! 15 ,ns,19 50,52,78 Robmm, Mary s5,s7, Romary, Alyce 38 Romxry mmm 2l mm. frank 22,38 42 50,52 Ranma, Kathleen is RD., Peggy 52,53,63 67,79,80 Ross, Sondra 75 Ruben, Ram 63,77 mama., an-bm 67 mama, mwna 77 mga, ima 58,77 mga, px-.B 12,2o,aa5 , su., Jem: ss, ss, Slmmel, Jenny 12 77 sms, Robut 64,7 Susan, Jack 78 Sun: Romana, Bonnie 79 su-no, umm 65,76 sm-xo, Mmm sz ss,ss ss 78 :'vwygfchzks.?Jf 2655 B4 78 1 5 scu-axfnma, Minn. 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