Etna High School - Piper Yearbook (Etna, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

1 , f 1 1 f fy -igjfj '- fr, A fl -' 7,'3f:Q:'.3 'lljflj Q-xr fjgfgpx. 'f' ,'- f , 1 .,,P wb -an PICTURES SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS M57 IP IQ ETNA HIGH SCHOOL Aff!-!', kg ,,,, 2- X! ' ETNA PENNSYLVANIA C C 7 7 A -1 2 Fr' , .512 P if-5-gigs 1 -I fllnvffl' f E 11:11. . f I A ff ' - X is ' A ey, P1 'Ji I - ,V E' K ' ,A 355'-1 f'F ,- H '-. - I 4 if -S - P A gfjfzv-3'-1 THE PIPER PUBUSHED By HE SENsoR cllss fNR Hmm Choo 1 of is NV l Z' INORMAN F ADAMS Mr Norman F Ad'nnS ha erxed 1 quperm tendent of the Ftna qchoolS for Su: xear To the Student of Etna Hlgh School Hr Adam 1nSp1rat1on not onlx a an influence ln our School llfe but lll our Clxlc organ1zat1onS al o JOSFPH L SAWYFR lnder the capable leaderSh1p of our Prlnclpal Mr o eph Nmxer our School grouS IH pre tl, each sear Bx pra1S1n u defendmg uS and cor I'CCtlI1g u when we are wrong Mr garner merlt the reSpeet of our tudent body The f'1t17ens ofthe School dlNlllCt Choo-e members whom they helleve 'ue capable of educatlnt the vouth ofthe COIUIIIIINIIX and upe IXI ln hoard m it 1615 Th1S g0VCl'I1lI1U hodv 19 known as the Board of EdllCdIl0ll C R Klare C Bauman E Bender W 'I Sherman T Doughertx D Tomlm on I H I Klem Seated are A Thlel W Fergu on N Adam C Brrek ,- ,, V 5, .'4 I. ,, I I A . 1. 1 t B, . . 2 A . . .. . . S S CS . - f. . . . , , - , Q. S. , A .JS .z . . 1 ' S UF L S . J . , S IS an A . . v' .' g S. -, ' - ' - ' ' ' S ' ' . ' S ' ' ' . . , 'S . . . . M S D A S Y. , . .i S ' 5 ' L N 1 I ' 0. . ' v . S ,..'S' 0, . 1 - '. . I' . S C J . L . , I t 7 Xt I 2 , ' ' - S ,, 9 'J' f . f wi a, 9 f K f A C5 Medic SHCHETARIES When students and faculty entered the of- fices at the opening of school last September. they were greeted by two new personalities. Secretaries Mrs. Corrine Brick and Nlrs. Mar- garet Orsic need no introduction as they are both graduates of Etna High School. NIRSF Miss Grace Griffin. our school nurse. was trained at Allegheny General Hospital and eompleted her past graduate work at llu- quesne and Pittsburgh Universities. She is always on hand to administer medical aid and eheer. 2 P. T. A. OFFICERS Presirlen! Mrs. John Truman First Vice President Hrs. Lelana Koedel Second Vice President Mrs. Arthur Shuker Secretary Mrs. John Truman Treasurer Mrs. William Pollack MR. KEITH V. ARNOLD Graduate of Ohio State and University of Pittsburgh. Driver's Training, Mechanical Drawing. Highway Patrol MR. CARL C. BOSTIC Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Academic Field. Science Fiction Theater MISS MARIETTA DIETRICH Grove City College and Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Social Studies. You Are There MR. ANTHONY .I. DONATELLI Clarion State Teachers Col- lege. also University of Pitts- burgh. Industrial Arts. lndustry on Parade MRS. THERESA EICHORN Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Health. Gym. Frontiers of Health MR. PHILIP M. GLASSER Duquesne University. English. Latin and Mathemat- ics. Playhouse of Stars MR. JAMES W. .IAMES Carnegie Institute of Technol- ogy. V o c al a n d Instrumental groups. Voice of Firestone MR. LYLE G. LEE JR. University of Pittsburgh. Social Studies and Science. Mr. Wizard MISS ANN LOGUE Clarion State Teachers Col- lege. Art. Sketchpad MRS. .IOANNE McFEATERS Graduate of Muskingum Col- lege. Home Economics. Kitchen Corner xt MR. GEORGE MARSICO ljllflllfsflf' I'niu-rsity. Ifniver- sity of Pittshurgli. Business Eclucation. Time Out for Hunting WW MR. NED MERVOS Youngstown. and Pitt Univer- s't '. 71 hnd 8 Math. General Sci- ence. Geography. Wide Wide World MR. CLARENCE METZCER Springfield College. Physical Education. Health. Big Playback MR. RGBERT OLSAVICKY Universtiy of Pittsburgh. Academic Field. 364.000 Question MISS LAURA I. PFAUB Universtiy of Pittsburgh. English and French. All-Star Theater MRS. VIRGINIA SMITH Graduate of lncliana State Teachers College. Business Education. Short- hancl. and Typing. Pfilillfr' Swrrfwlry MR. RAYMOND STEPHENS Slippery Rock State Teachers College. University of Pitts- burgh. Grammar and Literature. Bent the Clock MISS VIOL.-X T. VOELKER Duquesne University. Carne- gie Tech. Pitt University. Music and English. Music and Meditation MISS LOUISE WALDERS B.A. from Wellesley College, Literary Master, University of Pittsburgh. English. History. I Search for Adventure I is AUDREY MICHAEL BORKOVICH BOSILOWITZ Commercial lndustrial Arts Smoke Eddie Arnold Piper Dramatic Club Always Ready With a Laugh Q SYLVESTER BOSILOVIC lndustrial Arts Business .Wan NANCY BOSILOVICH Commercial Dramatic Club Piper Smoke Devilish Eyes VlRClNlA ALEXANDER lirunine-rcial Majurf-ttv Nlixvtl Chorus S:-ninr Play Sweet Ginny ERNEST BEIER Industrial Arts Manual Arts Club Rifle Club Smoky ,, In 3 Q A viii 2 . i FX .C ,, DE' x DONALD llflllll ICELLA Arutlf-nlim' Stuflvnt flnunvil Angle-r's Club Quiet but Nire NANCY BERNESSER Commercial Head Majorctte Piper Girls' Ensemble High Stepping Majoretle lTnXVll3 lllllcli .'X1'il4l4'llllf' l mvtlrLlll Yjarxity fflub Lluw Play- ,4lhlr'lir'r1llx' llzffinerl CH:Xlll.l'fS BURKE JM-alle-Init' Fuulllall Vanity fflub Tumblingl fflub l,n1'Pr JOANNIQ BRINKER C4lII1Illf'N'liil lfnlitrvr Of Pipe-r junior Play Srnnkr' Smart anfl Slim LUCY CICHON Pipe-r Intramural Sports Quiet and Friendly 'Gi' Ck 'C' Q if gl 'E JOSEPH DALY Industrial Arte Football Varsity Club llramatir' fflub llusrlv Ulm EDNlL'ND DLKTOWSKI .'Xl'3llt'lUlK' Manual Arts Dance Band Band .-Ire Drirer YN f XL r. Q1 3 1, .Adi A , 7 2? , f -.ef Q RICHARD IJANHANO .'xl'Zlllt'llIll' lfuntlrull Var-ity Club Class Plays Snare lflzararter f JOAN DONIANSKI Cnnlnwrcial Pipe-r Intramural Sports Artistir Hands ,iffmf 125152617511 JAMES FARMERIE Commercial Intramural Sports Wyatt Earp JOSEPH FRAIQNHOLTZ Avade-mic Colle-gc Club Intramural Sports Fulure Truarzl Officer J- DALE FLORA Acadc-mic Drum Major Allvghc-ny Valloy Band We-ste-rn District Chorus Leader of the Band HOWARD FREUND Com me-rrial Manual Arts Tumbling Club Rebellious JA N ET DON X ICLLY Coninie-rcial Library Club Intramural Sports Happy Co l.nr'1r.x ANTOINETTE DZELALIA Com me-rcial Majorvttv Pipvr ,lunior Play Long-Haired Beauty K HENRY I IJRIQSSEI, .'xl'iill1'lIlll' Nat ionul Honor Forivty Studs-nt Council Smoki- Sports Enthusiast ROBERT Ft-XHBACKER Industrial Arts Intramural Sports Elris 4 f EAIII, FIICH .'X4'a1lr'lTlit' Hand Fc'if-nr'r- Cluli llaslvtlzall Tru mpeler EDWARD GRASWICK Industrial Arts llaske-tllall Intramural Sports .llagnftir Attraction CONSTANCE GARCIA At-atln-init' Ifrlitor of Fmokr- Sturle-nt Council National Honor Society llarlr-Hairefl Beauty JUAN HARKIEWICZ Commercial Majors-ttf' Intramural Sports Nice and Friendly , X is S it l 'ZF ELIZABETH ROBERT HELBLING HERNANDEZ Commercial Industrial Arts Smoke Football Mixed Chorus junior Play Songstrrss MARGARET HINES Commercial Tumbling Club Intramural Sports Smiling Sis Varsity Club Manual Arts Club Grid Slar ANTOINETTE HL'DAK Commercial Cheerleader Class Plays Piper Talkative HARRIET KARRAS Commercial Cheerleader Tumbling Club I Mixed Chorus Energetic Miss EDWARD KOGLIN Academic Band Manager Mixed Chorus Science Club Carrot Top FRED KLEINHAMPLE Industrial Arts The Hunter ol '57 ELIZABETH KRIZMANICH Commercial Piper Smoke Jitlerbug Kid JAMES lllfDAK Industrial Arts Manual Arts Club Piper Helpful GEORGE HUTKA Industrial Arts Hopeful K tj PATRICIA IIIQCIIES Cmnnivrcial Pipe-r Library Cluh Fxnokv Pleasnnl an 11 Pleasing THERESA IRITI Commercial Head Cheerleader Ensemble Mixed Chorus Nonclzzzlant C51 1- tx Pl- I'I lI I VX I'-XY Xvilllviiiil' Pjlwr Fllllllil' 5r'IIIUI' l'luy films l'ranl.'.ster LIILIAN LESIC Cmmne-rvial lumlrling fllulv Pipf-r Girl-' Ense-mlile' Faslzioli .llinllml 'X CII , .'XllI.IfS I..-XNfXF:X .'xl'ZlllI'IIllI' Flrirlllilll Yur-ily illuln Ftuilvnt Ifnunril I're-Qivlvnt of Fe-nior .'1V71bIfl,0I1.S JOSEPH LIIPNACCA Avamlvriiic' Iforilliall Claw Plays Varsity Star Allllrtir' Slar Ll ilrx ES WILLIAM MCINTYRE Industrial Arts Tumbling Club lumpy ELAINE MERRAS Commercial Junior Play C0-Editor of Piper Smoke Personality Plus f I if if I f F' x U 3,3 JANET MARINO C0lIlIllt'I'l'I3l Class Plays Srnukn- Pip:-r Shy bu! lfrifllrfly FLORENCE MEYER Commercial Intramural Sports Quiet Flo 3 GABRIEL PAGLIARO Academic Football Dramatir' Club Senior Play Lilrable Gabe ROBERT' POLLAK Acad:-mic lfootlrall lnlramural Sports Aluiays Willing to Lend a Helpful llanrl 70- 'LPN WILNIA PAKFSZEWSKI Commvrvial Pipvr Smoke Girls' Enssnible- Always Full of Fun NA NCY PORTER Cmmnr-rc'ial Nlixe-ml Chorus Snioke' Piprr Sven but Not Heard TIXIUI HN XII I,l,l4.N lmlu-Iii.il Xrl- lfnnllngill 51-niur Pldf illlllllillll' Llulx llanflwmv l.ml IJORTIIY MW,-'KK 1.HlIllIlt'I'1'lLll 'liumlnlingg Llulr lliluvl' llmm- Wake-rs I'rr'lt,x as rz lllllllff' 1? S: 1- T KHLIN-X HVXIDZIXIINSKI lllDI1lIll1'l'4'lLil Girl-' l'fl1-vllxlllw xllV'll l,ll4vI'll- flflllllx I.lllI,UllI-Ill! J.-XNICHAIROLP .Xr'z14lv-mlv l:llt'1'l'll'Ll4lh'I' juniur Play ,. l lp,-r l'npulur Cul ,ffjf s as ls Jl IJITH lil-IIGIVI' Lmuum-rl-iul l.ilrrurx lflulm I,ilN'r llirzlples THONIAS SCANDROL .'xf'21ll!'Ill ic N'u-:uw f,lul1 Riflf- flllllx Speerly .1- 6'- G 15- W IW MARGARET SHEETS Cmmm-rcial Library Club Pipor Stuff liflllflrllg liver ,ILYUITH TRIPSON Conxmf-rcial Piprfr Smokv Dramatic Club Blonde Bombshell 'suv ARTHYR SHUKER Acaclvnlic' Likes Everyone to Be Happy With Him RAYMOND UTISS Commercial .Uischierous ab . fi I 3 Q . 1 in 'A I 24 r ' . 1 t in RONALD WALKOWSKI Commercial Dennis the .llenace ROBERT WERNER Industrial Arts Shy One DONNA WEBB Commercial National Honor Society Girls' Ensemble Piper Short Change CAROL WINSCHELL Commercial Piper Staff Library Club Girls' Ensemble Temperamental Redhead K- jOSlfl'll Vl'lX'lil4ll.'Xl,l.:X lH4lllflI'llll Art- l'ip4-r Stuff lnlramurul Hvortx Univ! lllfillflllll WYAGNER .'xi'll1it'Illll7 lla-ki-tliull Intramural Sports Clam lfloirli kt 1 X.-XMQN YINSKI thniiiin-iviiil l'ipvi' Niwlv' xllXl'Yi flinrux Life uf the Llnss liOlll'lll'll XVAON lnrluxtrial Arts Nlanual Arts llanml- S:-ninr l'lay ,llI1Sl-IYIH-1' lnflineff E an ,ii 5 ROBERT WOBB Invlu-trial Xrts 5n1v'IlI't' Klub Hiflt- Illulv flr.'1'el Snnietinzes WILLIAM ZEINER JOHN SLOSARIK Academic Football junior Play Student Council Larlyfs ,Ilan JO.-XNNE ZAHORSKI If:-iiiiitv'r1'ial Library Club Piper Ftaff Smiling Lass 1 , I Industrial Arts A Welromed Addition BOLD JOUR EY Looking over the four years so quickly passed. we now recall fond memories of our experiences in Etna High School. The day we first entered the halls of Etna, we were 'igreenw freshmen always giving the way to the upperclassmen and dreaming of the day when we would be one of them. During the course of that year. we made new friends and got accustomed to our surroundings. We joined clubs and entered all other activities open to us at the time. Passing on to the remaining three years. we find more clubs opened to us and always a great number of our members willing to take part. In our junior year we were taken under the guidance of Mr. George Ylarsico. to whom we owe a great deal of thanks. Without his help. we would never have reached our goals with our magazine sales. Concession stand. and our Junior-Senior prom which was held at the Alcoma Country Club. Peering into the past two years we find two successful plays. Melody Jones. and Seven Keys to Baldpatef, As we now come into our final days. we find ourselves wishing we could start school over again: but. now we must take the Boldest Journey that we have ever taken. Boldest because we will have to face life ourselves without the guiding hands of our teachers and supervisors, to whom we owe so much. Time passes quickly. and only now do we realize all that school means to us. As we now leave the protective walls of Etna High School. we go with the hope that our class will be a credit in the future to our school. our community. and our country. X? 'ill 3 H+. Judy 'llripsnn Pat Hughes. 'llnni Dzvlalia Joanne Joan llmnanski llvml TIYIIII-YI Zulmrski Class Arlisl BIISIIIIGSS .llnrraggvrs l 1 1 l Q l l l 2 1 . w Charles Lanasa Toni Hudak, Joe Lupnacca Bill Zeiner Class President Play Stars Grzkliron Hero SENIOR PI THE JUNIORS Left to rlght 'Vlr Lxlelee C Reltz ll Sandner R Beltle D Cflllllll OFFICERS lresulent Howard Sandner Vzce Presulenl ROb6rI BCHIC Secretary Sandra Crlmm Treasurer Charles Reltz Spgnggr Mr Lyle Lee SEARCH FOR TOMORROW The ,lun1o1 Llass composed of 61 actlve and velsatlle students claxmed then hare of tudent 1CbpOIlS1lJlllIlC5 and thell portlon of ll0I101b thls yeal under the dnectlon of Mr Lee Honor Roll tandln was as umed regularly by many of thls class plovln that as well as llHXlIlg beauty and blawn the ,Iumors had BIHIIIS Eyery extra Ll11llClllHI act1v1ty clalmed the trme and talents of the Jun1o,1 Class Not only were they actlye Ill clubs but they were also well represented on the hardwood and gl1Lll1OI1 The class has two cheexleadels and thlee majorette who tnele sly spent then tlme and effort to pelform the dutles well before the student body We are sure that thls cla s wlll not haye to Search for Tomouow too lon because we feel that the ,IlllllOl5 have pl oven themselves flnally ready to take on the stalunc lole as S6I11OIb . , . J ' - . y V . . . .., L, . S . S . . . . .- , . . . Q, U v 4- Q . - v .N Q v 0, e U e C , ,' , , , - cc . - so , . Y .Y J 1 . . v . . N . Q -- T . . . , ' v ' ., 5 . . Ss . a . . . . . 'T S, ,' , 64 . .. 99 of fu v . -. , . -y - ' C . .. U . - 11-A First row: V. Conzrilei. R. Ar ellano. N. Dania. R. Cir-hon. 1. Fitch. R. Garvin. D. Cas- per. Mr. Lee. get-mirl row: lf. Gift. S. Grin Nl. l'iffli'lj8f'. Grafx Rmrk. L. Adarna. J. lfiaf' Third row: R. Rarkmitr' . Rursic. C. Frauenholz. Daugherty. W. Cfmnn W. Reitle. J. Claus D. Doyle. 0.7 ,al ll-C First row: P. Fvhultv. R. Wir-k. l C. Wilson. C. Turpie. B Profozieh. R. Meincrt. Second row: R. Turner. A Moeller. L. Purucker. Nl Stittich. J. Weigand. J. Prag er. Third row: C. Reitz. P. Yed licka. D. Tomicheck. J. Wag ner. J. Tomicheck. B. Wag ner. H. Sander. 5 99 11-B First row: C. Kane, V. Mawhin ncy. P. McKay. M. Jones. E Lorkovic. P. Iriti. Mrs Smith. Second row: W. Graham, R Mader. L. Marmarelli. M Kushon. S. LaCava, R Pflllllllil. Third row: H. Giles. S. Gillner K. Paga. J. Pergal. D. Love 'Q 1 Q THE OPHO IORE left to right Ylr Ixeith Arnold IJ Inner W Nhuker J Spud1ch ,I Perry OFFICERS Pregldenp Wllham Shuker Vice Preszdznf .ludx Spudlch Secretary Dorothx Fraxer Treasurer James Perrw Sponsor 'Nlr Keith Arnold LIFE IS WORTH LIVING PX the xe'11 hevan '18 Qophomoies filed thiouffh the doors of E H S 1t1 tht ide 1 that lil I Vloith IIXIIIU lookin fiheid towaid the11 two 111111111, S111 1t mein the Qld s decided to huckle down to studies and loolun it tht Htblllll Roll you ie ule to find .1 llllllllDf'1 of Sophonioif l1 ed lllxlll '1 peelx at poll and dCIlXlll6 1011 ec tl1f11Sopl1o1m1e toolx Ill fume put 111 exeixthinf offend them The Sophonioles had 110 1111jo1ette hut thu had 11 xeiy ood 161116 entatlxe O11 the cheeiinff quad The cluh f Etna H1 h al o felt the pu ente of o111e talented memlreis of this cla In tl1e xeai of chool ICnld1I1lIlU we ale su1e that the Sophomores wlll piowe them elxe a ciedit to Etna H1 h School 7 . s n' . ' D . f 1 ' 5 ' ' C ' . . . w'l - ' 12 'L f e s 7 ' f fs. A 'i S! 1 1 ' ' ' rel 2 i ' U 1 's. ' s ' s ' ' sg ' ' , ' i ' to enter i11to school activities to prove that idea. A V ,' gi 2 x . 'Y 9. S . ' . . .?5 'st . mi'iQ1c ' s 'sl ' sl 11' is 'z i.' . 'rg ., , I kj 2' . 5 - jg ' Cs . so ' 'g s 'fs -I s - ss. -- V as S . , . , - Q . A ff . . . 5 , S 1 ' , 'g ' First row: Bender. NI. Her- nanflaz. P. Bernessf-r. P. Ire- land. J. Hartwick. IJ. Fruyer. Nl. Burnell. J. Daniel. Janice Ifivhorn, T. Juvhno. Miss Die-trirh. Sw-nnrl row: IJ. fllahh. K Hunter. JK. Hines. NI. Hein ritz. J. Bruner. J. Be-rguni. f.. Uuidish. H. Cain. H. Houser niun. Third row: D. Fisher. J. Bisch- off. B. Cook. J. Juran. S Mm'Kee. T. Herman. H Heinz. J. Fryer. Z fxf '.,4n.,. Ill-B First row: S. Scharfar. P Klages. O. Sandhez. J. Webb J. Oliver. A. Rafloca. D Sherman. C. Tripson. K Stuuffer. R. Nlarsic. J. Spud ish. Mr. Marsivo. For-oml row: C. Nelson. D. Wval ter. IJ. Knedel. Nl. Krizinan it-h. P. Why. A. Potonia. J I,aslm'im'. D. Pollak. Yval ter. Third row: J. Perry. B. Shook L. Purucker. R. Muschick. J Wurzer. B. Shuker. J. Ritter J. Suciac. A. lloletz. 87 THE F RESHMEN HOME ROOM OFFICERS: P. Francic. R. Fleishner. R. Mc- Caffrey, N. Soich. J. Barricella. E. Bronowicz, W. Truman. ai. GIANT STEP As school resumed on September fourth. freshly-scruhlred freshmen walked over the threshold of E.H.S. Filled with the eagerness to explore the halls and meet new friends. many of them got lost in conversation and in the halls that first day: hut soon got well on their way to classes with the help of upperclassmen. Once settled, they elected officers. joined clubs and got adjusted to their class routines. For the first time. Etna had a Junior Major- ette Corps, composed of four girls, three of which the freshman class claimed as their own members. The hoys were interested in athletics, and other members of this class took their respective places in the hand. This group also had their share of honor students. As we focus our camera on the accomplish- ments of this fine class, we can predict that they will soon take that Giant Stepi' into Etna's hall of fame. 49 0 95 V f A I fe' .:f- -7' 9-B First row: L. Trgovic. J. Wentz. E. Pilszak. J. Wilson. J. Rich- ert. C. Spuclich. R. Smith. D. Nlarmarelli. Mr. Olsavicky. Second row: M. Reilly. A. Monroe. D. Thomas. N. Soich. M. L. Slocum. C. On- dich. E. Wobb, J. Ziener. Nl. Six. K. Schor. Third row: R. Kurowski. L. Slagel. W. Truman. F. Ran- alli. D. Utiss, R. Olijarz. R. Palajsa. K. Wagner. R. Nic- Caffrey. 9-A First row: P. Heinz, R. Cras- wiclc. P. Fryer. B. Damiano K. Graham. P. Francic. P Herman, J. Korclesich. Nlr Bostic. Second row: A. Huflak. F. Mar- sic. J. Lupnacca. R. Michael son. P. Arrigo. I. Bronowicz P. Krall. F. Borlcovich. V Graczylc. C. Glasso. Third row: R. Fleishnel, E Bronowicz. T. Huffman, Bailey, B. Ferguson, J. Bar ricella, A. Hutka. E. Duncan JUN IOR HIGH IilGH'l'H CRAIJE IIVUSIAIIFIII Carol fionnolly I irc l'fI'Slill!'l1f llaxid Nletzger Sn,-nffrlrrt Charlotte Burnell Tremzzrcr Thomas Hubash CROSSROADS A new addition to Etna High School this year was the seventh and eighth grade group. It was an experience for all the upperclassinen. as well as the faculty. to watch these young students at the Cross- roads of high-school life. At first, there was a little question as to how the senior high would be affected by the presence of this group, but as the year ends, we find that the junior high students have entered clubs and other activities successfully. and that they have as much school spirit and eagerness to make high school an experience of a life- time as the rest of the student body. From the appearance of the friend- ship that has grown between under and upperclassrnen, Etna can look forward with pride to a bright future known as Etna Junior-Senior High School. SEVENTH GRADE President ,, , , Dennis Ferguson Vice President , Carol Gorshan Secretary Judith Lupnacca Treasurer 7 Pat Panza EIGHTI-I GRADE C FIYSI ross R Wlck T Bubah W Beler M L Panza C Burnell K Gardner J Hernandez R Cook E Slagel 'Nlr Nlervos Second row B J McKee D Howhler I Glowacke C Connolly N Zlener D Hutka B Harrrs T 'Vlorrow J Frtch D Hemmerlm P Balm Thxrd row C Koeppel W Leech D Klysz R Wllson W Helfrlck D Metzger T Ferguson E Klssel D Duffy R Hensez SEVENTH GRADE Fir-t row: D. Wi-e. G. Spudieh. L. Eyman. P. Duderstadt A. Adams P. Panza L. Ru:hneck. Second row: J. Kruljac. J. Koedel. F. Moletz. P. Koehler. C. Gorshin. D. Ricker J. Lasky. P. Borowski. Third row: E. Ricker. D. Ferguson. I. Brown, J. Lupnacca. C. Dougherty, S. Bal linline, D. Cryniewicz. R. Wagner, M. Rodgers, C. Shuker. STUDENT COUNCIL FITIYOW P Schutte W Zemer H Dressel C Garcla J Spudxch B Garcia T Bubash Second row K Wagner D Frayer P Franclc R Newcamp C Cor hen D Barrxcella M Stephen sponsor Thlrd row G Wurzer W Shuker C Lanasa ,I Pergal H Sandner Connie Carcla Henry Dressel B111 Zlener N JJ .J N J OFFICERS Preszdent Vice Preszdent Treasurer PEOPLE S CHOICE Student Councll IS the govermng body of our school, sponsored by Mr Raymond R Stephens Each homeroom sends at least one representatlve to thls organlzatlon It IS establlshed for many reasons some of whlch are To develop leadershlp 1n the students To develop cltlzenshrp and a better school Splflt To develop better co opetatlon between the students and teachers To serve our school and COI'IlIl1l1I'l1ty better Judy Spudich ooY,oo,,r.os.oo.. . ...Vo,.,oY,eeo,too, e,eo S ecretary .mlw 4, , -F-,Q Al .. . l - . . ' N g C ,wx E E ,asf I MEET THE PRESS gow :lfr-P i if 49 5' Vu e- '- '-in 'E S 2- C -gg T5 'ei af. - N 4 Kneeling: P. Koehler, P. Duderstadt, A. Adams, L. Eymar, P. Panza. First row: Mrs. Eichorn, N. Porter, 0. Sanchez, C. Graham, S. Ballentine, B. Krizmanich, C. Garcia, C. Connolly, N. Ziener, G. Dougherty, C. Burnell. Second row: C. Gorshin, R. Marsic, J. Marino, T. Iriti, L. Lesic, P. Schulte, R. Newcamp, P. Hughes, N. Danis, M. Kushon, B. Garcia, P. lriti, D. Frayer, D. Koedel. Third row: M. Burnell, J. Lupnacca, E. Helbling, W. Pakuszewski, H. Heinritz, A. Radocaj, T. Yuchno, C. Guidish, J. Roup, A. Hudak. A. Dzelalia, J. Eichorn, A. Hudak. Fourth row: S. Bailey, N. Vinski, N. Bosilovic, A. Borkovich, M. Erdeljac, S. Graczyk, C. Winschell, E. Merras, J. Tripson, J. Brinker, P. Way, J. Danile, L. Purucker, P. McKay, J. Laslavic, B. Cain, H. Dressel. SMOKE To find out what is going on in and about Etna High School the first spot to look would be in Smoke. Smoke was published every two weeks including special editions for holidays. It included editorials, features, news, and sports as well as many short features that were interesting and delightful. The staff and supervisors are to he commended on the great job that they did during the past year. C -us tx. HU F291 DHI: W so .' ,, Zh-Q4 if W T LES OF TO ORROW SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB l'1rt r vs C 'Nclon D Barrrcella R Morrow E Koghn B Beltle B Cmuer T Schaffer Second row 'Nlr Botxc R Walko kr E Dlulowekl R LI1 C Reltz R Pflum H Saunfler J Fryer A Shuker D Flsher T Herman .JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Flrt row J Druljac R Cook T Nlorrow D Nletz er W Lecch J Koedel D W1 6 cond row J La ln J Wentz D Hemmerlm F P11 zak C Sluker E Sa e 'Nlr Bo tu Thxrd row l Nalm J Fitch C bla 0 D brwnlemu 'NI Rod er Y Hutka R Nmxth Once again the fleld of SCICHCC ploduced one of the moot 3Ct1VC cluhe ln Etna Hlgh School Two club: were folmed to take care of the futule sclentlets The SpOIlbO1 of the group has suc cewefully gulded hls younff sclentlwts 1nto many unknown flelde WhlCh many may pulsue aftel then yearn hele m school :ff I .L -. A VW, ' Q 1 N ? ib or ...Vs , . . .. , . ', . , . , . ' . ir. s', . SQ . ,', . Vss, '. ', , , , . n ' . -, . 'r. ' ' ' . Third row: T. Scandrol, J. Bischoff, J. Clause, J. Fraunholz, J. Pergal, E. Fugh, ' U Q , 5 , ., . ' . 1 be ':' , SQ, . , . ' . .. 's . .. L , . cl g 1, . . s . ' ': '.Q .. ' ,'. T ss, . g S. . , .c - -, MANUAL ART CLUB I' 'or'-f 9 E- ig... Standmg A Donatelh B Wagner .l Tomxchek J Lupnacca D Tomnchek J Wagner K Paga K Arnold Kneehng R Hernandez E Dlutowskl J Hudak E Beler SHOP TALK Under the leadershlp of Mr Arnold and Mr Dona telll, the Manual Arts Club has become one of the most servlceable orgamzatlons ln the hlgh school The members of thls club have contrlbuted much of thelr sklll and tlme to many school projects Among them are constructlng pamtmg and settlng the scenery for the school plays E H S IS proud of th1S group of young carpenters and draftsmen, and appreclates the fact that they per form so many servlces for the beneflt of the entlre student body We ale -ure that the membelshlp of thus flll? club Wlll lnclease IH future year- and become one of the most successful and useful 0IgHl1lZHll0!lS of Etna Hlgh School 7 uv 000i 'MQW f X ' on '12, fl- uf .e . J . 'V f ,gi . ' ' ' w Biggs? ' ' ' ' ,, f A Q 1 A 4 gf K ' , in ff .1 f . B, f pg, U 1 . f .'. 'T ., yt - , W M we- .fi 1 - A V v-- vt Q .,, ,sf 1 , ,.r.. ,... , . ' an W rp W.: x '11 my XM fs., K vu? , - A 4 3 t -1 ' lsr .1 ,psi ' I u : . , . , . , . , . , . , : . , . , . , . . Q C - , , N C Knvrlinu NI. Him-A R. Palaia P - J - Tnnnchvk, C. Turpic-, R. Mu Check, L. flivhon, A. Hudak. Ftancling: Y. .'xlf'X8fldf'I', Nl. Sheet ll, H1-lblingz, J. Harkif-wicz, IN Br-rneswr. C. Winsche-ll, N. Vin Qki, fl. Patonia, Wl. Pakuszvwskl x5 Knee-ling: W. Connelly, N. Danis B. Lorkovic, P. lriti, Mr. Arnold D. Casper, V, Gonzolas, J. Heas le-y. R. Mader, R. Turner. Standing: R. Arellano, A. Dzelalia 5. Graczyk, S. Gillner, ,l. Pergal M. Erdeljac, L. Purucker, P. Mc Kay, A. Moeller. BIG PAYOFF PN 86 86 1? W -rf t L oo 48 'T vi QC First row: N. Porter. J. Dolnanski. D. Webb. H. Karras, L. Cichon. B. Krizrnanich. T. Iriti. F. Meyer. Sponsor. C. Nlarsico. Second row: M. Hines. J. Marino. J. Roup. L. Lesie, R. NL-wvamp, Yinski. P. Hughes. M. Sheets. J. Zaborski. Third row: B. Helbling. V. Alexander. D. Novak. N. Bernesser. C. Winschell. A. Hudak. J. Harkiewicz. C. Garcia. A. Dzelalia. J. Donnelly. Fourth row: C. Lanasa, P. LaCava. A. Borkovich, W. Pakuszcwski, D. Brick. E. Merras. H. Drefsel. J. Tripson. J. Brinker. N. Bosilovic. C. Pagliaro, R. Morrow. PIPER STAFF The aim of the Piper Staff of l95T was to produce a yearbook worthy of Etna High School. and one that woulfl tell the story of your school year at E.H.S. in pic- tures. We Sincerely hope that we have Succeeded in these aims ancl that YOL' enjoy each anfl every page of this. your l95T Piper. Piper Staff Edztor JOANNE BRINKER Sponsor MR. GEORGE A. MARSICO 76? Co edztor ELAINE 'VIERRAS HO fIE HUW gg SENIOR HoMEMAKiNG CLUB II First row: Mrs, Nlrlfeatf-rs. Nl. Her- nandez. P. Klage-s, K. Stauffwr. R. Mar-ie. J. We-bla. 0. g8f'l1l4'lll'!. J. H+-asley. Second row: T. Juuhno. C. Guidish. J. Laslovic. D. Frayer. D. Kovdel. 9. Radojac, D. She-rnian, R. A. Wick. Third row: H. Cain, J. Eiehorn. M Hr-inritz. P. Way. Nl. A. Hines. K. Hunter. J. Wt-igand. SENIOR HOMEMAKING CLUB I Students at Etna High School are fortunate hecause they are of- fered experienees and opportunities in homemaking which few schools surpass. 1 Y 'b J E As well as learning to cook and sew. under the guidance of Nlrs. Joanne NlcFeaters. a girl can learn child care, good grooming. eti- quette, meal planning and prepara- tion, buying. and budgeting. First row: B. Profozich. J. Marino, L. Me-inert. P. lriti. J. Oliver. M. Bur- nell. Mrs. Mclreaters. Second row: R. Bock. A. Polonia. C. Kane, J. Roup. J Harkiewicz. A. Dzelalia. L. Marmarelli. D. Novak. Third row: J. Danile. S. Grimm. S. Craczyk. J. Bruner, M. A. Stittich. M. A. Erdeljac. First row: Mrs. XIcFeaters. A. Adams. L. Eyman. P. Duderstadt. P. Dot-hier. NI. L. Panza, J. Hernandez. Second row: C. Burnell. B, J. Nic- Ke-e. G. Dougherty, N. Ze-inter. C Connolly. K. Gardner. Third row: J. Clowacki. 5. Ballantine C. Gorshin. B. Harris. J. Lupnarca D. Hutka. SENIOR IIRR ARY CLLR EK rl r w f 1 N n 4 ii I rl uni 1 in I fl K Ntau fr 1ir1I row + II u ew I Irawr 1 JUNIOR LIBRARY I LUB Flrt row B fain I ivnmlllx NI IX l Iiurnell N1 Rfilx N11 Wahhr wond row N liner J Ruhr! I Iupnaua X NInru 'I Radnal T Juchno NO! Plmturrd 0 anihvz Nl Hfrn.inI1 THE RIO STORE L cm tht upfixi lon of N11 II 1 chi U ei U 5 nm r Q mln i 101 no mu s LIP Iwi I1 nan dallx to muh IIOINQIOOITI and to LIlPCIx Inoolx out to the tudeut Dllllllf then meetmff thex Cleaned duvted dIlLIiIldI'l1CIlITlCI'lI3IS job aiound the IlIJ1dly The Ntudents of E H S ippremated md IlIlI num 0 r'.4 I I . I 6 5 g . f h A ' 1 f 5 , V I I - H 3 IIII' fs .EF 11 is i I - . the Iilirziry CIUIJ. rfoniistinn of ai 5 iim' W A ' ' ,' and ai junior 1-IuIi. rot UINIPI' mu' this - f V U h . - '. ' A . 51111 in IuII 5 gr. ' ' Y I The- 1-Iulr wa- orfanized to In-lm -tu- , I P . I . V L 5, iIf'llIs fi-If-vt thi- lI1iiI'I'lLiI that they IIPNIH' and m-NI. Xlf- is of tI1if cIuI1 Iearn In -Ile-Ivo I fks I ' I ,I' 'I 'A slips - is ' 5. .. C: .Q . C57 'Y I 7 Fi: ri ': J. Ilmm'IIy. I'. IIugI1v5. ll. Maria. NI, fhe-e-tf. C. Wi -'I -ll, N. all uf thc. and Fuidanm, that thf, U f'I'. . . . Nm-nncl ww: V. 1: iaiw. li, W-11, J, Y-,ii . A ff-. I'I 'fU'Y 1 'f ' ' ffefi II' ': R. Ar-Ilar v, I. I,u-Imiv, N. Yinski, VV. Pak -Z' ski, J. ' II. C1i4IisI1. Y ' ,l 'S -1 . 3.1 V. 3. ' -. ' 'I 'mi ' , , I' m- , , , , 3. , 0 I '. 5, U' 1 i i' ' -I . 5 ' , I . ' ' if-. TARDU T IELUDIE c HORUS Firft rim: Nlr. Jamvf, P. Way, T. JuCIi- nn. IJ. Km-II:-I. K. SIHLIIIPT. IJ. Frayvr. J. Spudivh. H. Fandvr. H. Hmm-r man. N-r-und row: J. Ilanile-. F. lfrimm. NI. II:-riiaiiniw, Y. Ilnrizalw, II. Klage-5 0. S3Il4'IH'l. F. IIarIm'aj. if. Uudi-Ii R. XI. IIm'k. II. I'4IsI1c'r. R. IxIlPI'f4lW. Third rnw: I.. I'uru1'ke'r. J. We-igaml II. H1'IIiIing:. Y. AIQ-xande-r. C. Wil- son, II. I.urkmi1'. I'. Iriti. I.. XI1-ine-rl. C. Kam-, NI. A. Ftitlirh. S, llravzyk. E. Fugh. J. Fifhrr. Fourth row: T. Hudak. A. Ilzvlalia. C. Winsch:-II. W. Pakuszuwski, J. Ruup, R. Radziminski. H. Karras. D. We-bb, J. Laslavic. NI. Erdeljac. B. Bie-ttlv, E. Knglin, IJ. Flora. First row: B. He-Ibling, N. Porter, H. Karras, R. Radziminski, D. Webb, J Roup, Mr. James. Second row: S. Grimm, C. Winschell W. Pakuszewski. C. WIIISOYI. M Kushun, V. Alexander. T. Iriti, V Gonzales. Third row: A. Hudak, A. Dzelalia. L Lesic, S. Graczyk. N. Bernesser. .I Weigand. NI. A. Erdeljac. MASTER KEY ETNIA HIGH Sf HOOL BAND E,'r I'1rt row H I'I0u':erman V bonzale 5 Balllnhne IJ Kfehhr I N1cKay P Koehler NQIOINI row Q f R Xrellanv -X Shukfr 9 NICK? Wa mr CJ Spufhch D Nletzger R 'Nlorrow r row E Ko l1n F Pugh W Truman I' Duncan I Ia In I K1 Isl I'1ch ,I W1 on utka R Iifltle E lutow k1 J aff I Nlfvrrf Ntandlng I' Huffman D Flschcr R Kurovs k1 D Plum IJ Hemmerlln G Uoughnrts I.. Ru hmck er an11an0 owac 1 nr 1 'Nia cot L Nlorrow Xlajorntte L XIHYIHZICIII A Dzelalla V Alcxandcr 'N Bnrnf fr II-Ieadi ,I Harkey I I'llCh I' N 0rr1 DANCE BAND I'1rt rms bares A Nhul-111 R 'Irellano H H u erman X bonzale R Ixurow 1d 1 Trumpets W Truman If Fu h Drums D I1 Cher Tronzbonew R B6llIt If Dlulom B1 choff Th1rd row tandm B D8I'Ill3HL N11 .Ia111P D FI a Fir t row: Mr. P. Glassner, N. Danis, N. Bosilovic. N. Bernesser. C. Kane. L. Marmarelli. Qecond row: A. Borkovich. R. A. Wick. J. Tripson. H. A. Stittich. J. Weigand. Janet Dean, RN. A new cluh at Etna High School is the Future Nurses' Cluh. This group. under the sponsorship of Miss Grace Griffin. was organized to teach the girls the require- ments needed when entering the field of nursing. The girls also help with our own school health program and study some of the health problems in our own community. Best wishes go forth to the Future Nurses' Club in their endeavor to huild hetter citizens. Amateur Hour To acquaint the students with various phases of dramat- ies. Ur. Glasser has formed and sponsors the Dramatic Clulr. Here you learn to apply make-up. work on scenery. stage settings. speaking dra- matically. and the different type of play. y FUTURE NURSES' CLUB s l CRAFTS CLUB The Big Idea A new group, under the sponsorship of Mr. Donatelli, is called the Crafts Club. The objective of this club is to promote interest and participa- tion in various types of hob- bies that a student may pursue in later life. Front row: S. McKee, R. Utiss, T. Scandrol. D. Barricella. Back row: D. Tomichek, J. Wagner, A. Donatelli, E. Fugh, J. Claus. HOBBIES CLUB First row: J. Richert, E. Wohb, G. Ondich, M. Six, M. Slocum, K. Shore. Second row: E. Pilsack, M. Reilly. A. Monroe, N. Soich, T, Hudak, Mr. Lee. Third row: L. Slagel, R. Palajsa. T. Huffman. S. Bailey. B. McCaffrey, D. Marmarelli. A new club to enter the ranks at Etna High is the Hob- bies Club. This club is strictly for the ninth grade and its aims are of a varied nature. The activities involve collecting hobbies. handicraft hobbies, and participation in non-com- petitive outdoor sports. Little Rascals 7 2 1 7,14 4 -, Q 'if Seated: R. Wagner, A. Hudak, M. Sheets, C. Garcia, V. Alexander, R. Damiano Standing: Miss Pfaub, G. Pagliaro. D. Brick, C. Lanasa, J. Lupnacca. T. Mullens, P. LaCava Elijah Quimby Mrs. Quimby ,,,,, William Magee ,,,., fohn Bland , ,,,, , Mary Norton ,,,,, Mrs. Rhodes ,,,.,, ,. The hermit, . R. Morrow, A. Shuker. SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE Cast Myra Thornhill ,, Lou Max , ,,,,,,,,, , lim Corgan , , Thomas Hayden , figgs Kennedy , The Policeman Owner of Balzlpale Director , Stage .llanager Pete LaCava Margie Sheets Joe Lupnacca H .,,.. Dick Damiano Toni Hudak Connie Garcia Ronnie Morrow Ginny Alexander , ,,Y,,, 7 Timmy Mullen , Charles Lanasa Dave Brick Gabe Pagliaro , , ,, Art Shuker Bob Wagner , Miss Laura l. Pfaub Janet Marino Studio One The Story The story concerns a bet made between a young novelist William 'Vlagee and Hal Bentley that Ma gee cant write a successful novel inside of 24- hours The wager is made for 455 000 and there IS only one catch Bentley picks the location for the composltion of the novel The place he selects is Baldpate lnn a summer resort fits winter at the timel to whlch there 15 supposedly only one key so that 'Vlagee can write in complete solitude Before the night IS oxer he flnds that there is not one, but seven keys to Baldpate' and he meets up with a number of characters who a-e involved in a S200,000 robbery. ln the process of solving the robbery he falls in love with a newspaper reporter, the money ' burned, characters are murdered' and in the midst of all the confusion, the owner of Baldpate comes and tells Magee that the events of the evening were all planned. The characters were only actors whom he had hired to make his novel writing unsuccessful. This i-nt the end of the story for we find that everything which had occurred in the Za- hours was only a figment of Magees imagination. and was all in the novel he wrote. 71' .,, Q fi 'F ff? !'w a yi ia rum ET. V, 6' Yu di A' . qu 9 5 o my fs 'fl' 3 4 . a f XL Nr Iundcrqand Wlme he real ex -1.1,-q nv' 45- 44 A 111 -QM L: 1 kv ' It ' 'A jf A A 1 9- ' Qa x, ,ji 4 5- : 4..- ,- m ,I L f.l:,1 0, 7, Q if. ff N5 W -gif Hand 1t ow er ThlS IS for real' bo you trxenl to crow me eh' I! TU 'IBLI TC CL B Two of the most popular clubs in iftna High School are the Girls. and Boys' Tumbling Clubs. This happy group of athletes is sponsored by Nlrs. Theresa Eichhorn and Xlr. B. Ulsavicky. Tum- bling provides a chance for all the mem- hers to learn the meaning of fair play and good sportsmanship. One of the projects of the Tumbling Clubs is their annual spring tumbling show which has become of great interest to the entire student body. Our hats are off to the Tumbling Clubs and their sponsor for putting forth so much time and effort in an attempt to maintain the ideal of fair sportsmanship. First row: R. Ncwcamp. D. Novak. L. Lf-sic. H. Karra Roup Y Xlfx n der. T. Iriti. M. Hines. T. Dzt-lalia. Second row: B. Cuidish. R. Hater. B. Profosich. R Cic s Schulte. M. Kushon. R. Arn-lanno. Crinn. J Npuuci la wer A. Moeller, Mrs. Eichhorn. Third row: O. Sanchez. J. Oliver. D. Koi-del. C. Curd Htinrrll J Laslaric. P. Klages. M. A. Erdeljac. 31. A. Hint- K Hun fr C Trip n A Radojac. K. Stauffer. ll. Hernandez. B. llarsic I i First row: Mr. Olsavicky. D. Glabb, D. Fischer. R. Pfluem, L. Adams. J. Perry. R. Turner. J. Ritter. J. Fryer. C. Burke. H. Houserman. Second row: J. Bischoff. H. Sandner, R. Beitle, J. Fischer, A. Shuker. R. Barkovich P Yedlicka J Per al R Wlu chick . . , . g , . . s . Third row: H. Dressel, S. Gilner. D. Doyle. G. Wuner. E. Koglin. J. Dough- erty. C. Reitz, W. Shuker. Bumpus Boom PORT HIGHLIGHT .? 0 Cir'-if 6 'ff' First row: R. Olejarz, W. Connelly, B. Cook, J. Daly, R. Hernandez, F. Ranalli, R. Ferguson. N. Mervos. Second row: J. Tomichek, J. Sucak, J. Walters, C. Lanasa, J. Barricella, H. Hines, R. Turner. Third row: R. Pollak. R. Damiano, P. Yedlicka, J. Luppanacca, S. McKee, J. Calus, T. Mullen. G. Pagliaro, W. Ziener, D. Brick. JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS A new group organized for the Junior High School is the Junior High Athletics. The group was organized to teach the boys the fundamentals of spoits, good sportsmanship, and informal exercises. 5-as This group is a stepping stone for many boys who will join the ranks of the Var- sity Club. VARSITY CLUB The members of the Varsity Club are representing the true spirit of the Rami, at play. These fellows, wearing the 4'Blue and Whitei' on the gridiron and basket- ball court, have given their time and abil- ities in developing teams which have not only provided many thrill-packed mo- ments, but also have displayed that type of spirit and fair play which are charac- teristic of Etna High School athletes. First row: G. Spudich. R. Graswick, R. Wagner. J. Lasky, J. Kruljac J Kordesich, R. Cook, R. Wick, J. Koedel. T. Bubash. Second row: D. Ferguson, D. Klysz, J. Barricella. A. Hudak. R. Kotom ki R. Flieshner, C. Classo. NI. Rodgers, R. Shuker, M. Nervos. Third row: R. Heusey. R. Kurowski, F. Ranalli, T. Ferguson, R. Olejarz D. Duffy, R. McCaffrey. R. Ferguson. D. Gryniewicz. TIME QUT H Al d FhL MAJOR ETTES H, f 3, X ,,-1 t K NIORROW Kneeling: J. arkiewicz, N. Bernesser, V. exander, A. Dzelalia. St ' g: B. G ' J. 't . M elli. K! f ,f Masco , . 4 K QM -X, A K ff! , x' ' , V 1 1 W. X . ga im, u c' 4 ' V A 1 X v M ' M N K X , - T I M . 4 M A 1' f QM f 1 N 1 I - LINEUP Kneehng H Karras T Irt A Hudak J Roup Stand ng B Lorkovxch M Ku ho J Welgand J Spud ch CHEERLEADERS fj- vb iv 9 Wk, I ' : . , . ii, . ,. . i : . ' , . s n, . ' , . i . . J I -1 a E, , ' 'MQ Q' .jd .1 iff' , K . WX ,V ' I f V' W K ?L,Q Q A X j . ,lug 0 ' 4 Ui, si E I ,, I ' hi' 1 A-J im 4.1 'fuguff ' A , UPERMAlN Q-ru wal all Ml 1-Nba wma Frrt row R Danuano T 'Nlullcn G Paglnaro D Brrck C Lanaa J Lupnacca W 71encr R Iollak R Hernandtr J Daly Qecond row R Olauckx Vi Connolly J Walter ,I Rrtter D Duffs J Barncmlla ,I Sudan I Juran E K1 tl D Crynlevslcz N Merwo Third row R Ftrgu on Manager R Turner J Tomrchek R Olejarz T Fcrgu on 9 NlcKee J Clau H Hernz P Xedlrcka B Cook F Ranallr I Startlng ln August the Rams prepared for a tough schedule After playlng a few Cllm mage games Etna opened the season lmv beat 1ng Brentwood The Rams defeated 'Vllllsale but fell to Shalers Huskles Etna bounced back to beat Sharpshurg The Hampton de feated Etna, knockmg the Rams out of the Class B W P I L runnlng The Rams trounced Verona but lost thelr last three games wlth East Deer Oakmont and Aspmwall The flnal record of four wms and TIVC losses and some of the flnal scores do not show the hard play of the Rams and actual closeness of the game ' ' , 'HL 'KV lit. fx , ggi- SA rw, t f ' 13' ' ' , 1 ' - .5 . l Q v l 1 ,L X' d , L - , - , , - .sg t , . w - .4 1 . , 'f ' J ,u I J ug ' X , A , . t x '. A ' f. V 4-. Q. f N 1-n-' r , 1 V ' A. Vg, ,J li a N1 6 If J' I, Q11 ' 'I 5 1 V , I I K c VA 2. 's ': . ' , . A , . ' , . . - 5 . - y - 4 '- D ,. . . , . , . . .- ': , s . 5, , S. . , . ,N - ' , - . . , . 'ssy . ,' ' , . 'S. ' 'g . - s , g . , . , . , . - s , C. . , . s, . , . , . , . - X . 5 . , C . s ' - Q K - , 1 , i A M . as as - 1 f f 4 ' ', v- H' Left to right: Coach Ned Mt-rvos. B. Zienvr Assistant Coach, Robert Olsavicky. RAMS IN ACTION FOOTBALL RESULTS Brentwood Millvale ,,7, . , , Shaler , Sharpsburg Hampton . Verona ,,oo. East Deer ,,oo,,,,oo,, Oakmont A-Xspinwall , Etna Etna Etna Etna Etna Etna Etna Etna Etna DXVL Blilflx 1 lug rangzx tackle who ua hot '1 hard lwluclwr 'md tou lm dcfcn ne planar for the Run G ll Xl H 1 mm c l'lI'gZlllL., t,l1'lfIl xx I0 Ill Q mam ,un po llwle for lqtm and 0 sm llllll nfrlmlt on de en e DICK DrX'NllAlNO a hard Ilfltlhg fulllnck xx ho droxe through opponent line for lirgc galll H1 20 xard touchdmsn run decided the Brentwood game WENO HFRN XNDEI a a guard l pened mans a hole for Etna and opponent found hr po ltlflll hard to break down E IOR In K 0 9' if CHAS LHXYAQA ae mmptam he wa a hard hlttmg tackle who blocked hard and ua al 0 a xerx xaluablc dcfen ne plaxer f h C ff. i U' g ' K LY - L S. fy , I Q35 l' l ix il J X .A P' N Q A Blx :ffl lz l--l. 'frf1. 'l V ad . . a ffl. ss' 3 1 . ' ' N- wh ns ' rvg . 1 f S . - F Q 3 i '4,. I ' 5 5. su ' 71' . .lzll ff S , me 0- SUPERME if JOE LUPB ACCA a tall lanky end th1 C0 captam caught many a pas for long galn and wa a hard tackler on defen e TINI NIILLEN on offene hl ahllltx catc pa e pald off m long galn and Lore on defen e xerx llttle xarda e ua gamed around hls end GABE PACI IARO hl xaluahle fabllltx a Center more than once contributed to galll for Etna and lu defen ne plwx wa alw on BOB POLI AK hnghly rated hfllfhulx who e runnln 'llllllh gaxe Ftni mam long galns and touchdown hl defen ne play ln the Sharp lzurg game wlll he remem bercd BILI llFNl'R cur mot xaluahle plascr '1 a fleld general he led Ftna flOYSll the fue-ld mth hw uperb pa mg runnln and f'llklIl he wa a tandout on defen e too I ' - - if s.. 's to K 'h sss ' ' '5 fi S' SZ ' l ' U 'Q Y V x l fa, t J f's' . sa , I . .S -g' - 7 ' , 'S S . .' 's.. tfs. A , -a 'fi' . L z-' W- . N ' s 'g. ' . t ' ' , w f ' ' 'sz ' iq . ' s , ' . Y ' ,?. 1 V' . . -w s ' n' QS ' U . , ' ' 'Q ls 'ss' . 'g . gz 'S 5 S. . 5 'S 's s. rn THE BIG PLAYBACK Kneelmg D Tomlcheck C Lanaa J Lupnacca R Wagner W Conley btandmg Coach C Metzger J Clause E Fugh A Shuker B Zxener T Mullen Manager B Cook Caplam C LANASA The 1956 57 Etna Rams provlded plenty of excltlng basketball actlon as they complled a record of seven w1ns and seven losses ln Sectlon 19 and an overall total of 11 wms and 10 losses Wnh only Charles Lanasa and Joe Lupnacca returnmg from last year s sectlon champlons Coach Clarence 'Vletzger molded a team that was a tough opponent for any team to have to face Added exper1ence w1ll be val uable next season when the Rams contend for Sectlon 19 honors Flrst Second Flr t gen 0Hd Ha Half Ha H8 Opponent Etna Hampton Verona Oakmont Sharpsburg 'Vlllls ale Aspmw all Ea t Deer 29 Kneelmg ,I Perry H Sandner 9 NIcKee G Wurzer J Fryer Standtng Coach N Mervos J F1 cher C Rextz W Shuker R Beltle L Adam 'Nlanager M Shook The Junlol Varslty had a successful season as they posted a league lecoxd of seven WIHS and seven losses and a recold of nme Vwllls and ll losses fox the whole season Coached by N11 lNed VlC1V0b they were a flgllllllg unlt that never gave up Futule Ram Varslty teams wlll be made up of these ex pe11enced and talented players who dlsplayed thelr alllllty as Jumox Va1 1ty players thls past season Flr t Qecond Flrct Qecond Ha Half Ha Ha Opponent Emu Hampton Verona Sharpsburg Nllllx ale A pmwall Ea t Deer Captazn H SANDNER lf lf lf 14 31 30 33 24 14 55 50 Oakmont saaataattt..ttt.ttaatttatt 85 41 28 31 - fss777ss,77s.7V7.tt... 34 39 27 36 A ' ' .,,,t,t.,t,tt,,.t,,,..,..,.. 19 17 39 32 S' ' ttttsttt......al....VVstVV 33 32 39 31 S 1 ..t,,.,.,,,,,t,,,.,,... 27 49 26 33 DO YOU REMEMBER? September . . . Why the long faces? School begins again . . . With the addition of the Junior High, our enrollment increased to 308 . . . We welcome the addition of these faculty members: Mr. Mervos. lVliss Voelker. Miss Walder. Mrs. Young . . . First pep assem- bly and football game. Etna defeats Brentwood 6-0 . . . New majorettes and cheer- leaders show their stuff . . . Etna wins again. Etna 2-Millvale 0 . . . First P.T.A. meeting . . . Oh. myl Etna loses. Shaler 31. Etna 0 . . . Assembly, impersonator Virginia Sales . . . First Chapel . . . Etna comes back: Etna 8-Sharpsburg 0. October . . . Look at the Birdielii Senior pictures taken . . . Hampton defeats Etna 20-0 . . . Assembly. Hal Harrison presents his Pennsylvania Week movie . . . Hurrah! First free day. Teachers Institute Day . . . What a score! Etna 32. Verona 7 . . . End of first six-weeks . . . Why didn't l study! Reports go home . . . We're on the other side now. East Deer 32. Etna 7 . . . Down again. Oakmont 30. Etna 0. November . . . Sad faced. Aspinwall defeats Etna 32-T . . . Pictures taken for Piper . . . No school! Armistice Day . . . Open House . . . Don't eat too much. Thanksgiving vacation. Morning assembly. Larry Tobler plays banjo . . . End of second six-week period . . . First Piper deadline . . . ls this me??? Senior proofs arrive. Can I get a retake? December . . . Early dismissal. P. S. E. A. meeting . . . Reports go home . . . Basketball season begins. Etna beats W. P. I. D. 42-30 . . . Senior Play Matinee . . . Seven Keys to Baldpatef, successful Senior Play . . . Etna beats Penn, 46-33 . . . Etna beats Mars 49-19 . . . Academic students take State Employment tests . . . South defeats Etna 39-25 . . . Christmas tree was decorated by the Student Council. It was decorated with ornaments contributed by the student body . . . Christmas vacation. See you next yearl' January . . . School begins again . . . Students make resolutions only to be broken . . . Piper takes more pictures . . . Etna beats Hampton 54-22 . . . P. S. E. A. meeting-3:00 dismissal . . . Victory over Verona. 34-24. Oakmont 45-40 . . . Cold spell . . . Relief!! Second Piper deadline met . . . Bell Telephone Company presents their hour-long movie 'Tlur Mr. Sunl' in the auditorium . . . End of the third six weeks . . . Aspin- wall 52-Etna 28 . . . Senior girls form bowling group to meet Wednesday afternoons after school . . . Woe is meli' Reports go home . . . East Deer 29- Etna 23 . . . Bowling group elects officers. February . . . Etna defeats Hampton 54-18 . . . Senior Academic students are interviewed by members of the State Employment Service . . . Etna 57-Verona 36 . . . Oakmont 44-Etna 32 . . . Juniors show their talent . . . ,lunior play tryouts . . . Sbarpsburg 40-Etna 33 . . . King and Queen of Hearts entertained by the Five Echoes from West View . . . Aspinwall 57- Etna 44 . . . Etna. ' 's h. ruff, pi of . '4'v- PD. .,.42 Blarch . .. End of six weeks . . . Edwin Cooper Assembly . . . Doom's Day! Reports go home . . . Juniors present their successful play, Men Are Like Streetcarsf' . . . Chapel . . . Tumbling Club Assembly. C I . Music Department's Musicale . . . End of six weeks . . . Easter Chapel . . . Easter Vacation . . . What a way to end a holiday. reports go home! . . . Awards Day. What did you receive? Bday ... George Bowie Assembly . . . National Honor Society Assembly . . . Don't eat too much. School Picnic . . . Halls become empty. Senior classes end . . . Senior re- hearsal . . . Baccalaureate. Seniors' long-awaited day. Commencement . . . Prom held at Highland Country Club . . . Memorial Day. no school. ' .tv M, . nf- 3 NC! lei June ... Last day of school. S0-long. See you next September!! 5 , - .Vw h C 'E Y.- PATRONS Compllmenfs of V F W Ladies Auxulnary PosI' 9I97 CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION LODGE NO 4 Mr Max Fine Compllmenfs of PENN CASH MARKETS ACKERMAN 6I7 Bufler SI E'fna Family Shoe Slore LOGAN 81 GEISLER Dry Cleaners We Specralrze In Drapes and Evemng Gowns I009 MI Royal Blvd Efna Pa SI' I 2565 or Hu 6 5I I0 VFW 9I97 SPORTSMENS ASSOCIATION E'rna Pa ETNA SHALER POST 9I97 V FW 89 Cherry SIreeI Efna Pa STerIlng I 9I50 Mulluvale UphoIs+ery Cus+om BurI+ Furmfure Made 'Io Order Reupholsierlng and Res Img Carpefand UpI1oIs'Iery Cleamng Overbeclcs Evergreen Nursery 2I4 Freepori Road Blawnox 38 Penna Phone Oalcmonl' 3332 Complumenfs of Vlnslu Bros Efna Pa Congra+uIa'hons and Bes+ Wlshes 'Io Ihe Class of 57 Slovak Gymnashc Union Sokol Assembly 276 849 5I Loclcharf S'rree'I' Pgh I2 Pa Sfamm s MarI:e'I I20 KlI+ann1ng Pllce Prlrlsburgh I5 Pa Independenir Roofing and Heahng Company 209 Nor+h Mann SIree'I' Sharpsburg Roofing Repairs of All Kmds Muller s Tavern 645 BuIIer SI'reeI EI'na Complumenls of Bn Rafe Mea+ Marker BuIIer SIreeI Townsvnlle Pgh Pa Compllmenfs of The Efna Hugh School Muslc Orgamzahons The Band Mixed Chorus Grrls Ensemble Dance Band Malore'rIes Old Corner Tavern 396 Bu+Ier S+reeI PAT S MARKET I I2 Granf Avenue Wesf E+na ETNA LODGE 932 B PO E Plesco s Servlce Sfahon Cor Bridge and Sycamore Efna 23 Pa STerImg I 9877 Pu+'rsburgh Broom Co IOO Clark S+ Efna Pa MaH s Cafe 597 Bufler SIree+ E+na Pa Sufak s Bar I88 BuIIer S+ SI' I 9978 Benneh' s LnI'IIe S+ore Wayne Crouse Inc Heahng and Plumbmg Cons+ruchon +V . - . Congrafulafions-Church of 'Ihe Madonna PrIes'Is PATRONS Complimenfs of HARRY LINCOFF-General Con'rrac'Ior-Homesfead, Pa.-Call HO I-OI I6 HRABAR JEWELERS-357 Bufler S+reeI', E'rna, Pa.-STerIIng I-7777 SCHMIDT GARAGE-General Au'ro and Truck Repairing-Slafe InspecI'Ion SI'a'I'ion No 2835-99 Sycamore S'rree+ E+na Pa CROATIAN CATHOLIC UNION LODGE NO 35 CROATIAN CITIZENS BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION of ETNA E+na Pa MURRER 81 PHILLIPS INC Realfors 5I8 Frlclx Bldg PI+'Isburgl'I I9 P ATIanI'Ic I 9582 Compllmenfs of LORD S MARKET FLUHR S RADIATOR SHOP 68 KI++annIng PIlIe Plffsburgh I5 Pa STerIIng I 7458 JESS S TAVERN Rou+e 8 lfz MIIe Ou'r of Elna McINTYRE FUNERAL HOME ZANAS RESTAURANT 8: BAR 632 Bufler SI'reeI' STerIIng I 9907 Comphmenfs of WHITE FRONT MEAT MARKET 722 Easi' Ohlo S'I'ree'I'-CEdar I 234 KAY S TAVERN SI1arpsI1III Road Beer LIquor and WIne ETNA ESSO SERVICENTER Tnres BaHerIes Accessorles General Road SBFVICS-' STerIIng I 9926 ETNA RESTAURANT Home Coolung and II19 Bes+ Coffee In Town 38I Buller Sireef JOHN P STANKOVIC General Confraclor BuIlder 504 Bascon Avenue PII'lSbUI'gI1 I2 Pa POpIar 6 6753 Wm H THOMAS AGENCY-4 Brldge S+ree+ EI'na Pa STerIIng I 0559 FINKE FLOOR COMPANY Floor and Wall Covernngs 509 Maln S'Iree'I' Sharps burg Pa STerIIng I 6607 MURRAY FURNITURE COMPANY I020 24 NorIII Canal SIree'I' Sharpsburg Pa Convemenl' CredII' Terms We GIVE S8zH Green Sfamps Open Monday and Frlday Evenungs STerlIng I 04l0 SPOHN MOTOR COMPANY INC 73I Buller S'IreeI' Rou'I'e 8 STerlIng 2 2000 Top Value Used Cars FOSS MOTOR INC Roufe 8 STerIIng I 8900 Wm MILLERS SONS Confraclors Bunlders BuIIdIng ConsI'ruc'hon Slnce I9I7 Moun'I Royal Boulevard Alllson Park Pa FOSS FLORIST 9I4 Mann S'IreeI' Sharpsburg Pa STerIIng I 0554 HOLZHEIMER 8: BOCK FUNERAL HOME Sharpsburg Pa STerIIng222II . , , . 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I I ' , I ' .T - . , ' '-. - PATRONS CompIlmen+s of +he VICTORY COFFEE CO The Herald The Communu+y Weekly Newspaper For +he Nor+heas+ Dls+ruc+ Slnce I878 807 Main S+ S+ 2 2I2I Curcle Bar 304 Bu+ler S+ E+na Pa Mr and Mrs FranIcA Marino CompInmen+s of Frank Ranalln Grocery-47 Maplewood S+ Pgh 23 Pa Mnchael Blaha FIorls+ 353 Bu+ler S+ E+na Pa S+ I 0226 and I OI69 Rober+J Benvm Sr Jus+lce o+ +he P eace E+na Borough S+ I 5960 Geo Perlzovlc CompIlmen+s of +he E+na Lanes Owl Cleaners We Gave S8rH Green S+amps I Hour Servuce Chance Assocla+es Inc Successor +o Howard J Bar+rem Flre Au+omoblIe and LlablI:+y Insurance 35I Bu+Ier S+ E+na Pa S+ I3520 Tresa s Beau+y Shop I20 Gran+ Ave S+ I 0347 Compllmen+s 0+ +he Glenshaw Glass Co Nlclc Vmslu Meafs and Grocerles 338 Bu+Ier S+ S+ I-0677 E'I'na Pa Real Es+a+e and Insurance-4I5 Bu+Ier S+ E+na Pa Trew s Con+ec+1onary S+ore I4 Kl++annmg S+ E+na 23 Pa CompIlmen+s 0+ Condlu+ Shuppmg Dep+ Spang ChaI+an+ Esso BurIchar+ s Esso Servnce A K BurIchar+ Prop R G Logan Co Amerucan and Amoco Gasoline Tnres Tubes and Accessories- 238 Bu+Ier S+ S+ I 0754 Karams Cafe 366 Bu+Ier S+ S+ I 9748 Klem 81 Le++erIe Cleaner Bu+Ier S+ree+ E+na Complumen+s A T Greene Machnnery Company Frnclres Bakery 629 Bu+Ier S+ree+ E+na S+ I6649 Wm J Ogrodmlz SuccessorJ P Rhem Funeral Home 333 Bu+Ier S+ E+na Freepor+ Ho+eI I4 Freepor+ S+ E+na Perovsluy s-405 Bu+ler S+ree+ E+na 700 Mann S+ree+ Sharpsburg Smar+ Feminine Apparel Dr Carl R Garman 5I I5 Jenluns Arcade Buuldmg Phone Gr I I343 For+ Pu++ Hardware Co 807 Luber+y Avenue Pu++sburgh 22 Pa CompIimen+s of Wlnschel Hardware--346 Bu+Ier S+.-S+. I-0593 PATRONS G C Murphy Co 352 Bu+Ier S+ Efna s FrIendIy Sfore Bebee s Sharpsburg News Agency Magazlnes Toys S+a+Ionery LANASA TAILOR SHOP 287 Bu+Ier S'rree+ E+na Pa STerIIng I6859 PIcIc Up and Delwery ServIce DOMIANS MEAT MARKET 702 Mam S'rree+ Sharpsburg P STerIIng I 7848 Mea+s CuI for Your Freezer aI DISCOUTII PrIces PEOPLES SAVINGS 8I LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ETNA 363 Bu'IIer Sfreef Efna Pa Phone STerIIng I I407 Cornphmenfs of THE MOTHERS CLUB OF ETNA CompIIrnen+s of JOHN TUTTLES BARBER SHOP I2 Freepor+ S'Iree+ PENN MEAT MARKET 808 Mam SI ee+ Sharpsburg Pa PANTONE BROTHERS SCIGNIIIIC Englne DIBQHOSIS Auiomohve EIecI'rIcaI Carbur 'non Serwce IIO9 Nor+h Canal S+ree+ Sharpsburg P Phones STerIIng I 9967 I 9899 I 0329 Compllmerds of PETER IADESIC S GROCFRY 33 EIm S'Iree'I' Efna Pa compI.men+S of BEN s 624 Bu+Ier s+Iee+ E+na Pa SEIBERT LUMBER CO 6I6 Dorseyvllle Rd PIIISLJUFQI1 38 Pa Woodland 3 85I0 Good Luck 'ro 'rhe Semors of 57 MR AND MRS JOSEPH GARCIA Happy Moformg Sfarfs af MARTIN S ESSO SERVICENTER 906 BuIIer S'rreeI' Efna Pa STerIIng I 99I8 POLLAKS HOME MADE CANDIES 36 Prospeci S'rree+ E'Ina 23 Pa MT ROYAL REALTY I4I3 MI Royal Blvd Glenshaw Pa H W NICKLAS PharmacIs+ 23 Gran+Avenue Eina Pa HOBURC BROTHERS Hardware Applu ance s 639 64I Bufler SI'ree+ E'Ina Pa JOES BARBER SHOP 630 Bu+IerS+ree+ Efna Pa CompIImen+s of MR AND MRS STEPHEN J VINSKI JR AND FAMILY MANZ MARKET 55 Wolson S+ree+ E+na 23 Pa STerIIng I 359I QuaII'I'y Meafs GFOCGTIGS Free DeIIvery SMERDELS MFAT MARKET I4Gran+ Avenue Efna 23 Pa STerIIng20866 ETNA MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY Joseph CohoIIch Home Dressed Meais 362 Bu'rIer SIree'I Eine 23 Pa ETNA FURNITURE CO Oualriy FurnI+ure and Appluances 390 Bu+Ier S1'ree'I' E'I'na 23 Pa HIMLER I HOUR CLEANERS II I - II I . . . 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PATRONS SPARKLE MARKET-427 Bu+Ier S'rree+ E+na P W AIber+ Graham NATIONAL INSURANCE 296 Bu+Ier SIreeI STerImg I 877I PITTSBURGH OFFICE SPECIALTIES COMPANY-4II Bu+Ier S+ree+ Efna 23 Pa ZIPS BEER DISTRIBUTOR STerIIng I I560 D Wemburg 8: Son 2932 Penn Avenue GRan+ I7273 THE NATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY THE ROBERT MORRIS SCHOOL Accounhng Busmess Law Secrefarlal Mary Ellen Por+er YOUR TUPPERWARE DEALER STerIIng I I475 C L McNAMEE PharmacIs+ 268 Bu+IerS+reeI E'Ina Pa PALGON SUPER MARKET 34I Bu+Ier S+ree+ Sferlmg I 426I MR LOUIS FISHER Pharmacnsf 355 Bu+Ier S+ree+ STerImgI2336 MICHAELS SHOE STORE 343 Bufler Sfreef E+na TURK BROS Diamonds Wafches-Jewelry GIf'I's of DISIIUCIIOD Wafch and Jewelry Repasrlng Dlamonds SeI' and Remounfed AMERICAN TYPEWRITER COMPANY EIGCITIC Typewrlfers Addmg Machmes Porfables II Wood Sfreef PIH'sburgh 22 Pa Courf I IOI9 EASTERS BEAUTY SHOPPE 3I9 Bufler Sfreel E+na Pa STerIIng I5696-Com plele Beaufy Servlce SAVOR S CAFE I Huggms Sfreel' E+na Pa JOHN T FORD Coal Dusco Movlng Haulung 28 Park Avenue Efna S'I'erIIng I I769 WEST ETNA TAVERN Flne Llquors and Wme I9 Granf Avenue STerIIng I 9866 DORNERS BAKERY Bu+Ier SIree+ E+na J J DeLaney FurnI'Iure UphoIs'rerIng and Repalrmg Cen+er SI Efna TROY HILL REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE AGENCY I6I0 Lowrle SI PIII' I2 Pa FAM ENTERPRISE 82I Mann S+ Sharpsburg Pa SI' I9500 CompIImen+s of Polnsh Falcons of Amernca NesI' 390 Sharpsburg Compllmenfs of Easf S+ MarIce+ Easf S+ Nor+h Sade Pgh Ce I 9896 Complvmenfs of AmerIcan Legnon Auxnluary Elmer E Khroll Posl' 597 ETNA ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CENTER Televlslon Radlo and Applnance Repalr Ing G E Applvances Admural Moforola Popular Records and Albums Efna 23 Pa 340 Bufler SI SI' I 6I66 -' , a. 1 ' , , . . . i . Y T , I I 1 T . I Il . I . i T I .T . . I - . 1 1 ' . ' 1- I . I . I . T l I Part I T I . . 1. . . . . T I' T I, l . I u 1 . ., , .T . ' -1 I . . - , .i -Y . - Mr and Mrs William Berger Mrs Laura Miller Charles and Michael Shymonlak Marvin Wlvalng Norman Slrobel R y and Jim Jones Mrs R Treiv AFrlend m Cubbage w P Grlffdhs M D McHugh M D rs Wilma Morrow Mr Frank Flncke Sr Mr Frank Fmcke Jr Compllmenls of B J 5l Mrs PaulJ Toner Elna Parenl' Teachers Asso AI Klofz Raymie and Mamie Mr and Mrs Al Welgand Beaver Mary Moore Mrs Anna Overbeck Mrs Anna Bosllovlc Mr Anfhony Nenadovlc Mr William Dorrler Alice Margan Bill Moore BeHy Jane McKee Leonand Thomas Maglshc Thomas Michael Defmo Mr and Mrs Haval and Joan Carol and Norm Dzvomch Terry Shegmaw 54 Norm Mr. John Fry S. Kraien Family Mrs Rose Aland X! BOGSTERS Bud Moore Nancy 57 and Ka'rhy 6 Marian Zugafes Pele Zugales Mrs Vincenl' Jones Ken and Jean A Boos+er Mickey Harkey Dary J J Wlsnlewskl Family Sei' Class of 45 Mr Clarence Fugger Bev Lelseder Mr Selgel Rea Fullerlon Mr and Mrs Auch Mr and Mrs A Klein Mrs Lillian Kaiser Sis and Jim Mrs Frank T Hines Flo and Ron Mr and Mrs Fred Meyer Jr James E Wilson Family Henry Lyons Family Linda and Jake Mrs Ann Sufak A Friend Omnibus Robin Wasllck 73 William Phillips Allan Rosenlhal Connie 58 Jake and Hazel Mrs. Anna A. Marsic Agnes Harsic Mr. Sylvesler Gillner Mary Louise La Cava Anna Hormng William Beach Park Mr and Mrs Roberf Klein Barbara A Skerhch Sfella J Sparbana 5l Mr and Mrs Rober+O Roup Mr George Sufak Melvin and Russel Slralhen Complimenfs of Ann Logue Wise Family Paul A Lanzlno John A Dalysbeck Russel Schmidl Mr and Mrs A Wagner Ken Wagner The Cal and Jan Ranch Mr and Mrs Wm Flora Miss Grace Griffin Harry and Chuck Guy C Reed N C 56 Alberl' Sprlngab Silver s Family Olive Casper Shirley Radocal Dee S and Denny D Peggy W-HY Mr and Mrs Peler LaCava Mr and Mrs Kllngenberg Sal Tarzan LaCava Mrs Eva Bagaley Dus+y and Connie and Mrs Richard Cessar . and Mrs. J. F. Wilson . and Mrs. W. L. Ferguson . and Mrs. An+hony Viggiano John G. Miller . ' I ' 6 I Q W 0 1 0 I Ed . . ' ' , . . I ' M . ' ll II-i I . . George and Ray Mr. Frank Swerens Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Farbacher ' ' Mr. . ' Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs Harry Compllmenls of Mr and Mrs JohnJ Exler Mrs Anna Scho++ Dr and Mrs Charles S Cam Mrs Emlly Phllllps Ledergerber Pe+er Trgovnc Mr and Mrs Kobal Mr Alberf Trlpson Chuck Compllmen+s of a Frlend Mrs W Kraus Lynn Ann Calveri' Pai' and Eddie George F Scho++ Joseph Johanna Laslavlc Compllmenls of a Frlend Bruce EllloH' Elsengarl Rober+ P Hofer D D S Mrs Ruih Salfrlck Krls Graham Richard Pollak Mr and Mrs Don Welchel Joseph Pollak Mary Ann Dougheriy Mr and Mrs Wm Wmschell Grace M Bougher Amalo Pllza Mrs Edl+h Mlehllke Clly Cul' Rale Jlm Perry 59 ElmerJ Gross Mrs Joseph Burslch Mr and Mrs LoganJ Jones Davy Vmskl Eva Saweckn Mr and Mrs Norman Sfephenson and Daughier BOOSTERS Mary and Ches+er Mr and Mrs Edward Rhem Mr and Mrs Lawrence Slagel Tony Brancafo Mr and Mrs Edward A Reese AI Du+ch Klein Mr and Mrs Wllllam LaCava Mrs AgnesA Hu+ka Mr and Mrs Wllber+ Ellung John Uhss Mr and Mrs George Mafulevlc Mr and Mrs Harry Klaus Mr and Mrs Frank Bubash Ray and Eileen and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs MaHhew Bubash George Blumer Nick Shagmow Damel Uhss Bubash Earl Duncan Mr and Mrs T Kmg Mrs Lerllk Sandra and Pai' Ballmhne Mr Carl Semler S+evle and Clyde Mr and Mrs W A Mclnlyre Bull Rich Jlmmy Yoesf Doi' and Gene Mr and Mrs Rudolph Novak Dol' and Wall' Ed Novak BeHy Craven Emma Barnes Mr and Mrs Joseph Novak Duck Novak Mr and Mrs Cvrlovlch Pefe s Shoe Servuce Teddy 55 Marne 57 Rena 54 Marylon and Elmer Mr and Mrs Floyd J Hughes Mr and Mrs John L Jones Mr and Mrs Wick Ru'I'h and Bruce Mr and Mrs E Baker Anna Dlehler Marcia Suk Mr and Mrs Bailey Mr and Mrs Edward Karpmskl Mr and Mrs J Kunard Peggy Grubbs Mrs Beriha LlHle Corrme and Danny Brick Sieve and Peg Oreslc Mr and Mrs RayC Haye Mr Cook Eileen Meyer Mr and Mrs James Love Mrs Elda Frayer Hugh P Mclnfyre and Mrs Sllvka and Mrs Hagendoerfer and Mrs F Rlblch Jr and Mrs F Rlblch and Mrs Banchlere and Mrs Ed Graswlck Mr and Mrs P W Newcamp AI Cupka Ronald Walkowslu Mr and Mrs Charles Werner Pafrlcla Werner Mr and Mrs Louis De Luca Lols Ferla Mrs Paul Braun Mr Wal+erJ Wmschell ' Mr. . ' l ' l Mr. . t ' . 0 Mr. . ' ' ' l l Mr. . ' ' ' ' ' ' . Mr. . ' Andrew Salfrick D . ' - V. E. Simdn - . ' . Mr. . - Mr. . ' Q Q 1 s Mr. . - - - ' - I - I - I Mr. . . ' ' . . Mr. . . ' ' ' . . Mr. . ' - ' ' ' Mr. . . ' Frank Ruzomerka Jeanne Novosel Al Cupka Mrs Aluce Roblns Donna Webb Judy Webb Mr and Mrs Raymond Webb Mr and Mrs Marne Brednick Doro+hy 56 Rose and Rudy Lukclc Joyce Bergmen Joanne Ka+hy Make Profozlc Mr Carl Semler Mr and Mrs Francls Delleri' Mr and Mrs Francis Bruner Frank Wllllam Joseph Hmes Mary Ann Hmes Lee Rohn Mr and Mrs Ralph Wlse Jr Mr and Mrs Joseph Veloshen Skipper Marmo Ralph Seel 55 James E Avery Twyla Rofhmeyer Mr John Shupala Finke Floor Company and Mrs F J Hocher and Mrs Roncevlch and Mrs HarryJ Fugh and Mrs HenryS Nelson Carol and Hank Carol and Bully and Mrs Hufchlson and Mrs John W Mefzger and Mrs Dlufowskn and Mrs Ralph Trew Bob Schore 48 Linda S+emer f BOOSTERS Margarei' Fugh Mr and Mrs Wnlllam Helblmg Terr: Lee Benne'H' Pal' and Lou Lou Mr and Mrs. Ralph Barrlcella Mr and Mrs James Barrlcella Mr and Mrs Chas Barrlcella Bei+le Bally Bull and Louise Eddie Sal+rlck Wilma Pakuszewskl Chesfer Pakuszewskl LoreHa Pakuszewskl Jo Laslovlc Nancy Dunlap Joseph Skoff Famnly Sanchez Family Jan and Abbie Mr and Mrs Ansley McCaughan Barb and Dee 58 E+na Pollce Deparlmenf Mr and Mrs Wm Zo+h Mr and Mrs George Cunningham Mr and Mrs Clem Hendlon Mr and Mrs Kraus Edna Mae Herman Mr and Mrs Joseph Haberman Mr and Mrs John Profozlc Koble Wlllram A Black Famlly James Henrey Bennah Marge and Rudy Mesnar Emily and Bull Barkovlch Mr and Mrs Rokuch Donna David Kelfh Mr and Mrs John Srakocuc Bull Juller+on Zemo Rakl 47 Lorrame and Jane+ Ernsi' Family Duane and Bobby Marslc Wlllnam C. Harfman George Dillon Chas Kline John M Mor+on George A Frayer Mr and Mrs W Wovohashl Audrey 58 Jlm and Lucy 57 Rose Cuchon 58 Jack and Karen 58 Mo Vicky Ish 58 Mr Ollle Hughes Mr and Mrs Harry Smlfh Bob Farbacher 58 Mr and Mrs Harry Moeller Bernle and Chuck I2f6f55 Chuck and Bernle 58 Mr and Mrs Fleischer Jack Duel 54 Judy Clark Dlana Clark Gmny and Ronnie Mr and Mrs Carl Brick Tony Bravea+o and Mrs Joseph Zuvlkovlc and Mrs John Hudak and Mrs Anfhony Domlano and Mrs W W Couch Terry and Ru+h Compllmenfs of Ralph Harder Klm and Mark Alford Slfeve Bailey -60 Debra and Rober+ Wilkerson Cal Hein' Mr. . . . ' ' ' ' Mr. . ' , , ' Mr. . . ' ' , Mr. . . ' . ' Mr. . ' ' ' , , , Mr. . ' ' , Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . . . t Mr. . ' . ' Mr. . ' .u . ' Leslle Surmlck Mr and Mrs A Domansku and Famlly lsaly Joe George Roqlna Tony Cavvldl Janlce and Joanne Grabowskl Susan Haberman Judy 60 Mac McNalley Mr and Mrs F Ranalll Aushn G Scandrol Rulh Becker Tom and Mary Lou Mr and Mrs R L Kmna Mr and Mrs Bea+'I'y and Son Doro+hy Koedel 59 Mass Joyce Sheers Mr and Mrs George Walker Mr and Mrs John Brinker Bob and Mary Mr and Mrs An'rhony Hudak Jr Vmcen+ Wyzykowskl Jr Mr and Mrs T Dzelalla Mr and Mrs John Woods Mrs M Burslc Mrs M Larkm Mrs A Repp Harry L Lmgusky Mr and Mrs Mnkus Mr and Mrs John Plnfar Mr and Mrs Samuel Slmonlc Mrs C Helblmg and Daugh'rer Mrs Marne Wol+yszka Mr and Mrs Howard Freund Jlmmy and Collun Gorman Mary Lou and Tom Mr R V Kung BOOSTERS Mr and Mrs Joseph A Lupnacca Helen Manos Jean and Den Mr and Mrs Geo Helbllng Henry Dressel 57 Mari' Melzger Mr and Mrs Colby Mr and Mrs HenryS Nelson Carol and Hank Joanne Ka+hy Muke Profozlc Mr Carl Semler Mr and Mrs Francis Delleri' Mr and Mrs Francis Bruner Ralph Seel Mr and Mrs Joseph Veloshen Mr and Mrs Ralph Wise Jr Skipper Marino BeHy and Dommlc Lascola Joyce Bergman Frank Kemuson Carol Lenn Bully Sfeve Bailey James E Avery Twyla Rofhmeyer John Supala and Mrs F J Hocker and Mrs Thomas Roncevlch and Mrs HarryJ Fugh Peggy 59 Alxce Morgan Charlie Nelson Dolores and Donna Lou Brinker Joe S+ewar+ Alber+a Thiel Al and Yumpy Mr and Mrs J Blscan Mr and Mrs Joseph Zaborskl Mr and Mrs Har'I'man Jr and Son Mr and Mrs Raymond Newcamp Jo 57 Nance and Joanne Mr and Mrs Harry Marmarelle Mr and Mrs Wmnlng and Famlly Mr and Mrs OH'o Slckler Peggy and Joyce Mr and Mrs Huslon and Family Paul and David Woods Rlfa Marhn Mrs Meldred Danlle Vmcen+ Alnlm Marne Helblmg Jay Wasyluk Mr and Mrs Paul Woods Joe L Bechfold Mr and Mrs Elszler Fellx Sanchez Fred Klemhample Mrs Sara Klelnhample Mary Ann Hmes Lee Rohn Paul and John Frank Wllluam Joseph Hmes Mr and Mrs Fox Sam Spagnola Mrs A C Lang Annie Wally Weber Sfella Redman A Friend Pune Valley Rrch Kobal Ralph C Falcone Mrs B GaHschalk 7 Sylvia and Darlene Scandral Rose and Rudy Lukcic ' , . . ' Mr. I . , . . ' Mr. . . . . , Mr. . ' ' ' , ' Mr. . . R Mrs. Rose Pagliaro Mr. Gabe Pagilaro Miss BeHy Pagilaro Mr. Frank Volpe Ray Mrs. Arfhur Blumer Sis Novohoski James A Vogel John Miller Pafrlcia Mrs Mary Merras Gayle Smifh BOOSTERS Complimenfs of Madge Brue W. Roy Smilh PaH'i Francic Louis Trgovic Mrs. John Dorrier Ka+herine Sebelich Mr. John Krizmanich Jr. Pa+ and Bill Krizmanich Mr John Krizmamch Warren Hoburg Audrey and Emil Gerry Anfhony J Rang Jr The Senior Class wishes fo express l+s appreclahon +o all Individuals and organlzahons who have confribufed +hrough adver'hsemen+s +0 our yearbook Wi+hou1' your financial help and encouragemen+ 'l'hls bool: could noi' have been possible SENIOR CLASS 57 Q g 22 - S 422.1 u 1 ei? X . ' l Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - o I . I 1+ gl --i X 'Q QQ, ai , ' K - T Q! fi? -ll f' .19 L? ' ' . -:ra ' WSE-- X - ' 155:- M- eggs:- K' , X .I L W 1... -,..,.. -- . +- ,fff M E , ,, V fs 'Q -W f 1 -2, , ' .5- -L? 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