Fairchance Georges High School - Georgian Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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NY . ziggfifg M J 3 wa , ..NQ if , if ,Q 1 .gn Q EM h f J x . ll f--4, llsi y !f ,l , X rf' The task of producing this yearbook was no small job. It required much time, talent and effort on the part of the advisers and students. Despite many disappointments and let downs, our iob is now completed. We wish to thank all who helped in making this production possible. May this little volume offer to each of its readers hours of pleasant memories. ERDIQQA. Jnwnalup, Jlzqh. jclwnl, wn,, Puumqluamh, 5 ll Q1 if L A L2 wMT'f'!i?425'D:.v Q ,xr ' ' I 1 ' Vx Q . IIJ K f'rf'fZf . .l,'. A 1 -, , . 'QQ if A fi? S - -R Q .:. . S t ' A , fe ew g 2 , :S c S ' K 5 gi . QJ n t - Q 1 ' i 53 ' '1Qf k S 1 jf 1, M ...V , '-v- .A ' V A .si 'M f in 'A : 'f L-M Q 4-I givin. ff--I ..,, . .4 'K a ' Of' av-f:', , ' . 0 -f-' Y f- L - w p- , .X , ' ' ,1? W' s,uo-- -w-4--- . .V A4 W A Y 'Q F- L 1' ' K' -X m y Mm. ' ' ' ' ' , A N: V: E-,Q Q, is f,g,.,kf ki . A. I f Q P .7 . X, X ' Y - H ' S 'W Y! A-- A, L ' J -I if 5 f,,.-me , ,,, .8 - V x. . :,eQ fv -, ,M ,,. ks 1 ' ' - ' -' Y' ..J-uofwvf -HW U A ,Rx f K I V ai: K v IN RECOGNITION OF HIS LOYALTY AND SERVICE TO GEORGES TOWNSHIP WE DEDICATE THIS T959 GEORGIAN TO MR DANIEL B SWANEY OUR FORMER HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AN ABLE EDU CATOR A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL EXECUTIVE BOTH BUSINESSWISE AND OTHERWISE AND A TRUE FRIEND So much he has given to others To make Iufe seem worthwhile So much of true fruendshlp and servuce Hrs friendly hand and smile IT IS OUR DESIRE THAT IN THIS OUR DEDICATION WE MAY EXPRESS OUR DEEP APPRECIATION AND OUR FULL AWARENESS OF WHAT HE HAS COME TO MEAN TO US WITH PRIDE AND AFFECTION WE THE MEMBERS OF THE ANNUAL STAFF AND CLASS OF 59 DEDICATE THIS GEORGIAN TO A DEAR AND WONDERFUL FRIEND, MR SWANEY, WHO IS KNOWN TO ALL OF US MORE AFFECTIONATELY AS DAN 6 C 11 11 , . ' 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . I 11 ll A beller knowledge of Engllsh can help us In our claIly readrng wrIfIng speakIng and lIs femng It can help us to Ihlnk more rafronally Io dIsfInguIsh facts from opInIon and to express our lhoughts wllh ludgmenf and dlscrlmlnahon Through IlS gIeat hferafure we can enloy vIcar Iously many expenences beyond the lImIfa1Ions of our own luves EXEYCISE IS mos? Imporlanl not only for lhe health of the IndIvIdual bu? also for lhe strength and vIgor of the race We have receIved our b0dIES as an Inherncmce from an ancestry that lIved largely an outdoor llfe We must preserve the Inl1erIlance that has been recelved Both group and IndIvIdual sporls provIde the outdoor exercIse necessary for the mamfenance of vlgor ous healih Why spend hme sfudylng radlo, lelevlslon and moflon PICYUYES7 Compehhon In fhese rap Idly growlng Indusfnes IS keen and a well framed person has o lashng advantage Surveys have shown thai mos? execuflves look for employees who have a well rounded general educahon as well as speclal skulls n L' C C Ml, . ' BB . ' 7 Y , 3838 1 , , fi' 'QV LMQ. If xi? ,Vw it Mr. Robbo intrigues lassies with mounied bufierfiies, Mrs. Crowder seems pleased with amateur homemokers Freddie, James and Robert busy drawing plcms. J N 6 WN I 3 S ifN ' Education is the essence of a democratic society. The strength of a democratic nation is based on several qualities, the most impor- tant of which is the character and quality of its citizenry. Recognizing this fact, Americans are becoming increasingly conscious of the de- cisive role of the school in the Nation's future. In spite of appreciable educational progress in recent years, the United States is today faced with maior school problems, of which one of the most pressing is adequate school facilities. Some significant factors causing increased and imperative demands for more adequate school facilities are: UD increasing and shift- ing of populations, 125 an expanding and changing program, C31 a backlog of needs, and CAD reorganization of school districts. A typical example of such reorganization is the Fairchance-Georges Joint School System. Under this program many of the older build- ings which were designed for the traditional school are now obsolete, and need to be re- placed with modern facilities or completely remodeled. The school program is expanding and its expanded activities and services demand more space and facilities. When the school program is completed in the Fairchances Georges Joint System, thousands of dollars will be spent on remodeling and construction. Figures showing the figures to the wheels, Mr. Franks and Mr. Mayolo. 'Il . +5 7 gm flsfgggtln W .tx xlgumggl W. JESSE FRANKS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL The first thing a graduate of Fairchance High School says to a Georges student is, You'll like 'Mr. Franks', he's swell. The class of '59 heartily agrees with that state- ment. To us there is no principal of any school who has the warmth, hurnanness, kindness, and the humor of Mr. Franks. We will always greatly cherish our association with him. Pretty figures, figuring. Barbara Ann Marano and Jean Schreckengost Jacultq, GEORGE ADAMS teaches Physics, General Science, Chem- istryg Head Basketball Coach. NAN BAILEY teaches Health and Physical Education. JOSEPH BARKLEY teaches Drivingg Football Coach. JENNIE BITTNER teaches Algebra I and General Mathe- matics. MABEL BOGER teaches Modern Historyp Librarian. Mr. Muyolo is our busy acting assist- ant principal graduated from West Virginia University keeps us posted on the current happenings and our occa- sional changes in schedule exercises his hand by signing excuse slips teaches American History . ,. likes to get up a good discussion in class helps us to meet the problems of the day. i - George Adams Nan Bailey Joseph Barkley Y PETER L. MAYOLO ASSISTANT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL I ,I Lf- Jean Brnich, Gail Saylor The school medical and dental pro- gram is under the direction of Jean Brnich and Gail Saylor, the school nurses. Our efficient nurses check the health of all the students in the Fairchance-Georges Joint District and render first aid when it is needed. Jennie Bittner Mabel Boger f M fi we 5- N 2 3 S E 3 'S 1-E I2 .J A gf. JJ x U x I L N R bf Xxx Axmy Melvin Breakiron F Rose Burgan if William Chrise Thomas Cook rv , - Janice Criss Donna Crowder 'T D. Herberl Franks James Hare MELVIN BREAKIRON Yeaches Algebra II, Senior Mathe- matics, Plane Geomelry, and Trigonomefryg Assisvant Football Coach. ROSE BURGAN feaches Sophomore English. WILLIAM CHRISE teaches Mechanical Drawing. THOMAS COOK teaches Typing I, Bookkeeping I, and Junior Business Training. ID E-an X. r .4 s JANICE CRISS teaches Homemaking. DONNA CROWDER reaches Cooking. D. HERBERT FRANKS Ieaches Music. JAMES HARE teaches Shop. M s Bur an, Miss Molenock, Miss Jehens, Mrs. Williams Mr. Polink, Mr. Kvaka, Mr, Kula, Miss Boger, Mr. Mayola r . g aww KAY JEHENS ieaches Senior Englishp Yearbook Staff Advisor. ANTHONY KULA Yeaches Modern Hisiory and Civics. ANDREVJ KVAKA ieaches Problems of Democracy and Economics. PETER MAYOLA teaches American Hisfory and Conservation. Miss Yaniga, Mrs. Schafer, Mr, Cook N S Kay Jehens 5 Anfhony Kula Miss Pallow, Mrs. Criss, Mrs. Crowder Andrew Kvaka Peter Mayola Anne Molenock Eleanor Pallow Steve Polink John J. Robba Shirley Schafer Frank Sterle l Elmer Valentich ? R, W. Van Kirk Hazel Williams Mary Yaniga 3, I K, ,, . 'X 1-l ANNE MOLENOCK teaches Sophomore English, Yearbook Staff Advisor. ELEANOR PALLOW teaches Sewing. STEVE POLINK teaches Modern History and Civics. JOHN J. ROBBA teaches Biology and General Science. SHIRLEY SCHAFER teaches Bookkeeping I, Typing I, Short- hand ll, Typing ll, and Omce Practice, Yearbook Staff Advisor. Mr. Valentich, Mr. Robba, Mr. Adams, Mrs. Franks, Mr. Van Kirk I Q' QQ -3 'ss FRANK STERLE teaches Physical Education, Athletic Director. ELMER VALENTICH teaches Advance Science, General Sci- ence, and American History. R. W. VAN KIRK teaches General Science, Latin I and Latin II, Junior High Football and Basketball Coach. HAZEL WILLIAMS teaches Freshman English. MARY YANIGA teaches Shorthand I and Typing I. Mr. Chrise, Miss Bittner, Mr. Hare, Mr. Breakiron .1 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Mary Ann Hoferka Ervan Sutton Michael Hrebenar John Migyanko , Donna Paull I6 Class Class Class . ,fn Colors Red and White Flower Red Carnation Motto Before you can score you must first have a goal This is the year for which we, the Seniors, have been waiting. We focused our atten- tion on our far distant commencement. As we rolled up our sleeves to attack the problem confronting us, optimism was high with plans for our yearbook, our gala senior dance, and other school activities. This is the year dur- ing which the finishing touches have been added to our high school education. Just as a building must be made ready for occupancy so much we be prepared to face life. Mem- ories of schooldays have been etched on the walls of our minds. Our hearts are warmed by the friendships we have made. As we look through the windows toward the future, we hope that we have built solidly and well, and that we are equipped with purpose, dig- nity, knowledge, and understanding. Busy as a bee during the fifth period. What have they done now, Mr. Barkley? Loretta Tate, Joan Peavornick, Carol Hustead, Mr. Barkley-Instructor, Patricia Mesler, Marvin Arbogast. Y? W KAP ALKO p gs., Q Ili-I .1 X L i ,J ROBERT ABRAHAM . .. Bob .. . a four year man in foot- ball usually seen in the bowling alley enioys danc- ing and playing pool ... always trying to get out of school. MARVIN ARBOGAST Marv very strong boy .. resides in Shoaf likes to drive has black hair and side burns walks fast and loud dislikes the oppo- site sex. Tip-Tap-Toe, there they go. BARBARA ELlEN BACHA . . . Barb commercial course I, 2, 3, 4 member of the Georgian staff neat and attractive enioys dancing likes to attend football WILLIAM BOBISH Bill hails from Continental and basketball games future lies in the secretarial 5-'-'2 enioys driving his '32 Ford uses Charlie as field, his chauffeur plans to join the Air Force ... specializes in mechanic work. ROBERT A. BALAS . .. Bob . .. shop course . . , magnifi- cent on the tenor sax plays in the school band DARLENE BOWLEN a very cute senior nicknamed seen around the band room every noon plans to loin Dink can be found at Nepa's at noon spends her the Navy. leisure time with Sonny favorite expression Man dig that .. , ambition is a housewife. MARY CATHERINE BELLUS Mary corridor squad student council Tri-Hi-Y favorite expression ANNETTE MARIE BUDNER Miss Molenock's secretary Gee Whiz ... usually found talking to Mona enioys corridor squad Georgian staff very neat working at the Fayette Drug , . wears diamond on left petite possessor of brown wavy hair pet saying is hand. I wanted to, so I did ambition is a beauty operator. JOYCE BITTINGER Joy always seen with Dink FREDERICK J. BUDNER shop course usually seen at enioys skating pleasing personality favorite Nepa's neat and fashionable is good in drawing food is spaghetti favorite song is Smoke Gets ln enioys riding his horse in Collier future lies in a Your Eyes . . . ambition is to become a nurse. drafting course. Robert Abraham Marvin Arbogast Barbara Bacha Robert Balas Joyce Bittinger William Bobish Darlene Bowlers Annette Budner .gs X . eb' K 3Rf ev 'I '1 Mary Bellus Frederick Budner f. 2' qu..-lv Q ...C -6 .5 sp. . 6-x 1 . . '. .xt Rose Ann Capan Josephine Carbonara Charles Chabanik Marcella Chabanik Helen Chapman Nellie Churby Kennard Clark Patricia Coburn Shirley David Nancy Davis ROSE ANN CAPAN Georgian Staff Commercial Course pretty possesses big brown eyes favo- rite song Lovers Never Say Goodbye hails from Fairchance always carries loads of books to class. NELLIE CHURBY a very cute senior spends most of her time working at Kresge's . . . enjoys skating and danc- ing . . . and most of all hot rodding . . . ambition is to be u housewife. JOSEPHINE CARBONARA Corridor Squad . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y Georgian Staff . . . pretty senior chosen queen of the Junior class . ., well dressed . . . thinks Frank Sinatra is Mr. Wonderful future Airline Hostess. KENNARD CLARK . .. a quiet boy ,. . enrolled in the shop course . . . hobby is hunting and trapping .. . after grad- uation he plans to make a career of the Air Force. CHARLES CHABANIK ... Chuck . , . average senior . . . enioys dragging resides at Nepa's always seen with the same gang favorite song Donna also enioys record hops pleasing personality likes to talk to girls. PATRICIA ANN COBURN . . . Pat .. . a pretty blond .. . favorite pastime is skating at Friend's roller rink . . . enioys driving her dad's car speedy typist staff member plans to become a secretary. MARCELLA CHABANIK .. . Rae .. . a tall dark haired beauty with a contagious laugh likes to brew coffee in chemistry holds open house for Charlie's buddies ambition is to never grow old. SHIRLEY JUNE DAVID . . . Georgian Staff . . . Corridor Squad . . . always has a smile likes dancing wears pretty blue glasses to match her eyes . . . ambition Danny's sec- retary . . . song Need You. HELEN JOYCE CHAPMAN . . . attractive senior . .. usu- ally seen with Marilyn, Harriet, Carol, and Cookie . .. likes to cook ,, . a future beautician ,. . has an interest in the Marines, namely Lonnie. NANCY LOU DAVIS . . . Half Pint . . . a petite senior . . . liked by all . . . can always be found teasing someone an enthusiastic football fan member of the Corridor Squad Tri4Hi4Y Georgian Staff. 19 A .. i .4 . .,W,pi,. f. .ef - X s Daniel Davison James Dorsey Ronald Dunn 'X Blaine Earley Mary Jane Earley Patricia Ann Fiedor Shirley A. Fields Donna Fitzsimmons Frances Foriska Janet Franklin DANIEL DAVISON . . . Dan . . . a student of the academic PATRICIA ANN FIEDOR a friendly girl with a sparkling course plans to study business administration at col- personality enjoys dancing and singing secretary 4 lege likes to drive the bomb enioys Miss Jehens's member of Corridor Squad chorus ambition English class very much. to become a school teacher. JAMES DORSEY Jim ., . has a steady iob as a Forest SHIRLEY A. FIELDS Fields very attractive a Fire Fighter gets out of much school favorite sub- popular Georges maiorette loves P. D. sews ex- ject is Carol . . . hopes to ioin Air Force with Charlie. tremely well . . . loves to dance, especially with Charles . . . in the future plans to be a nurse. RONALD DUNN . . . Reggie plans to be a mechanic DONNA Fi'I'ZSIMMONS Fitz a very friendly senior . . . 'Favorite hobby is watching the Three Stooges on who hails from Fairchance . . . likes to sew, and dance .. . television .. . can be seen in the halls talking to Sheila. favorite song is lt's only the beginning . .. intends to become Mrs. Charles Henigin. BLAINE EARLEY . .. one of the smallest boys in the senior FRANCES FORISKA Fran General . .. pleasing class pleasing personality enjoys hunting and fish' personality Corridor Squad 2, 3, 4 enioys sewing ing . . . a wiz in the wood shop . . . pastime listening to and cooking . . . likes to dance with Ronnie . . . Mr. Breake popular music. iron's homeroom . . . pals with Rose Ann and Carole. MARY JANE EARLEY Jane . . . secretary of Fairchance JANET FRANKLIN Bonnie Tri-Hi-Y secretary Junior class Tri-Hi-Y . . . pleasing personality always 4 . .. Georgian staff ... an attractive bland . .. hails from seen with Lois loves to be with Clarkie favorite Smithfield hopes to be an airline stewardess always food is chicken ambition to be a beautician. seen with Linda usually seen teasing Mr. Kvaka pet expression I'm embarrassed. 20 mfg? lx pixie. to be 2nd in line. Look out, Ron! PAULA GEBADLO . . . an Academic student always seen with her arms full of books an A student has a pleasant smile for everyone looks very sweet with a .IACK GOISSE Jack ambition plans to be an undertaker favorite subiects are P. D. and English . .. he can be seen in the halls talking to Carole plans JOHN HARDIN enrolled in the shop course his fav- orite sports are football and ice hockey .. . also likes hunt- ing hopes to don the Air Force Blues. ELLA MAE HARRIS Harris a very attractive girl marvelous dancer hopes to continue her dancing career in New York terrific typist . . . loves to be seen SHIRLEY ANN FRIEND u very attractive blond al- with James, 0 lad from Charleroi. ways neat and well dressed peppy cheerleader treasurer of Junior class Georgian staff member of Big 10 Thinks Nolan is tops- sconce HARTMAN sometimes referred to as Rock enioys hunting and fishing likes to be a motorcycle daredevil hopes to go to Ohio and get a iob. LINDA FRENCH Frenchy a pretty and popular girl from Mr. Kvaka's homeroom always seen with Janet future ambition is to become Mrs. Ted Churby LARRY HICKS took the shop course enicys baseball Tri-Hi-Y 3, likes to work in shop very much after graduation plans to ioin the Air Force. CHRISTINE GANSOR Chris possessor of pretty dimples ... a whiz at shorthand ... employee of G. C. Mur- PATRICIA HIDOCK ... Patti . . . a very tall senior girl phy's Co. very fond of June member of Georgian is liked by all attends all noon hour dances staff . . . Commercial course. member of Big I0 . .. plans to go to Ohio after graduation. Shirley Friend Linda French Christine Gansor Paula Gebadlo Jack Goisse .lohn Hardin Ella Mae Harris George Hartman Larry Hicks 'VF' Patricia Hidock Jr ff nm? ees! e e t . ' is DOROTHY HOFERKA . . . Dot . . . possessor of pretty blond curls plans to have her own beauty salon enioys dancing likes to eat member of the Georgian staFf Commercial 1-2-TLA. MARY ANN HOFERKA Mary Ann an attractive lass in Miss Jehens's room possesses pretty blue eyes enjoys going to record hops National Honor Soc- iety . .. Miss Yaniga's secretary . .. president of the senior class. CATHERINE HORVAT Cookie quiet girl with a friendly personality favorite pastime is listening to ,,Th B. T L. -U f 1959,, records and dancing adores anything and everything e Ig en me P O that is blue . . . always dreaming of the future. JOANNE MARIE HORVATH Jo commercial-accv demic essay winner in Freshman year .. , president of National Honor Society studious and helpful hobby is baking .. . plans to become a ieacher. DAVID HUDOCK ,., enrolled in the shop course . . , favorite RAYMOND HOSTETI-ER . -- U FEQUIUY record hop 909' -- - activity is skating short but handsome fellow better always singing songs usually seen with Bob and Butch known as Dog after graduation plans to go to better known as Bud . ., future plans to go to Ohio. Clevelgndl MICHAEL HREBENAR Mick secretary of senior JUDITH A. HUMPHREY5 Judy cheerleader I class . .. Honor Society football has a fine person- Tri.Hi.Y Georgian staff member of Big 10 liked ality . .. likes girls and rock'n roll .. . famous saying that's by all especially Marvin . .. plans to become Mrs. Davis right always seen with Steve. nfter graduation, BARBARA ANN HUBANY , . . Barb ...Georgian staff MATTHEW HUNCHUCK Honey hails from Amend National Honor Society always has a different hair ...enjoys teasing .. , favorite subjects P, D. and English style pleasing personality tall, blond liked by all always seen talking to Norma likes school and plans favorite song One Night. a post graduate course, Dorothy Hoferka Mary Ann Hoferka Catherine Horvat Joanne Horvath Raymond Hostetler Michael Hrebenar Barbar Hubany David Hudock Judith Humphreys Matthew Hunchuck yl ' 'F comp Carol Hustead Elaine Jacobs Gene JeFfries Eugene Johnson Ronald Johnson Janet Karwatsky Patricia Kawatsky Charles Kelley Gerald Kelley Judy Kerr CAROL HOPE HUSTEAD . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . prettiest cheer- JANET LEE KARWATSKY . . . a sweet dark-haired lass with leader hopes to become Mrs. S. Wilson usually seen a friendly smile for all . . . can't get enough pizza . . . a with Harriet typing for Mr. Joseph nicely dressed very nice dresser adores the color red Butch oc- .. . waitress at Thelma's Restaurant. cupies most of her spare time. ELAINE JACOBS Jakie . . . a friendly person .. . al- PATRICIA LOU KAWATSKY Patty Georgian Staff ways talking never refuses second helping of pizza . . . Miss Pallow's secretary likes to attend record hops . .. skating occupies her spare time . . . her favorite re- at the Polish Hall . .. favorite song . . . ln the Still of the sponse is shut up . . . future lies in Cleveland. Night. GENE H. JEFFRIES Gene . ., a very good worker . .. CHARLES KELLEY . .. Kelley . . . enrolled in the Academic loves to ride motorcycles .. . loves the opposite sex ... likes course . . . plans to go to college . . . National Honor to work on old cars likes fishing and hunting. Society . . . president of Student Council four years of football. EUGENE JOHNSON better known as Butch .. . GERALD BRUCE KELLEY Jerry interested in me- usually seen at all the record hops . . . always singing songs chanics . . . has a bright future . . . enioys repairing automo- . .. seen with Bob and Bud . . . future plans are to go to biles . . . can be found with Tom or Dale . . . favorite song is Ohio. Poor Boy. RONALD JOHNSON Pat band and orchestra JUDY KERR Judy Commercial Vice President 1-2-3-4 National Honor Society Georgian Staff of Tri-Hi-Y Corridor Squad Georgian Staff a popular senior . .. well liked by all . . . drives dad's Olds member of Big 10 . . . a sweet smile for everyone . .. vocation undecided, vigorous senior with a pleasing personality seen with Jon and Carol. 23 ' of Www fam -E 'U' mr Charles King John Kopas Veronica Koskanic Shirley Ann Kovalic The Carolyn Kula Gary Lindsay Geraldine Livengood B. Daniel Lowe Jo A CHARLES KING . . , enrolled in the shop course . .. enioys hunting very much . . . after graduation plans to ioin the Air Force. JOHN KOPAS football 3, 4 popular senior good dancer neat dresser always seen driving Dad's Dodge . . . never misses Record Hops . . . usually seen with the boys. VERONICA A. KOSKANIC Ronnie always ready with a smile for everyone enioys dances thinks Mercurys are tops would like to be a cashier at Uniontown Shopping Center. SHIRLEY ANN KOVALIC .. . treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y . . . Cor- ridor Squad secretary 4 pretty senior with pleasing personality favorite pastimes are skating and danc- ing thinks George is tops future secretary. THOMAS S. KOVALIC Tata four years shop course enjoys loafing tall dark and handsome dresses well army reserves doesn't like school favorite subiect is Gloria. CAROLYN KULA .. . Carol commercial cheer- leader 2, 3, 4 Georgian Staff . . . vivacious senior with pleasing personality always smiling possessor of natural curly hair member of Big l0 seen with Jan and Judy. GARY LINDSAY Gil shop course 1, 2, 3, 4 likes to travel seen with Karen a curly haired romeo favorite pastime shooting pool likes to hot rod . . . hails from Sleepy Hollow. GERALDINE LIVENGOOD . . . Gerry . . , always in a hurry favorite subiect was P. D. decided to enter the holy bonds of Matrimony left school after Christmas vacation 1958-59 to marry Clarence Bricker. B. DANIEL LOWE . . . Dan . . . captain of Corridor Squad . . . enioys driving Barry's Pontiac . . . loves to hear a good joke . . , neat dresser . .. liked by everyone . . . seen with Shirley . . . song No One Knows. JO ANN MACHINIA friendly always seen with Nellie and Arlene . . . spends most of her time working at the State Theater ambition housewife. 24 with Carol and Judy. JANET METZ Jan academic head cheerleader honor society band chorus Georgian staft pleasing personality petite and very neat will further her education member of the Big l0 seen LOIS MICKENS . ., pleasing personality .. . enioys being with Richard White her ambition is to be an airline hostess ... member of Tri-Hi-Y , . . student council ... Noon hour dances are fun. hobby is dancing . , . food, macaroni. JOHN MIGYANKO Jon treasurer of the senior ROBERT MARTONCIK Trounce .. . band orchestra clogs played football four years made all county plans to enter California State Teachers College in senior year very handsome lad pleasing to whiz in trig, likes to drive his Dad's Ford . . . Georgian everyone' espegiqlty fhe girlg M . negf dregger fufure staff .. , favorite song Lonesome Town. lies in college. HARRIET LEE MATTHEWS . .. Tri-Hi-Y ... SeCr6l0ry .. JOSEPHINE PATCHAN . ., Josey ... active member ofthe working in Murphy's takes up most of Harriet's time Student Council staff member future private sec- enioys dancing neatly dressed .. . thinks .lack is odor- retary tall, pretty senior .. , pleasing personality . . able . .. always seen with a group of girls. loves dancing. JAMES McDONOUGH Chic . .. an amorous guy with DEANNA PAULL very attractive and popular . ,. enioys a lemon of a Dodge . .. favorite hobby is Lucy . . . enjoys being with Wayne .. . ambition to become a secretary drawing from Mr, Chrise plans to be a mechanic. lovely cheerleader sophomore vice-president iunior treasurer Georgian staff . .. member of Big 10, PATRICIA MESLER Patti Tri-Hi-Y Georgian staff . , . secretary tall attractive blond well DONNA PAULI. Don short, sweet senior girl dressed high stepping maiorette . . . very shy . . . Corridor Squad .. . freshman vice-president senior future is medical secretary always seen at the Polish historian member of Big lO plans to become an Hall. airline hostess after graduation, Robert Martoncik Lois Mickens e u Harriet Matthews John Migyanko James McDonough Patricia Mesler Josephine Patchan Deanna Paull Janet Metz Donna Paull J! Cty' , ...,N A '. ,4 5' .1 fa? ,fi-v L srumkwi 4 Y 2CN'5P' ..-wx GEORGE PAVLICK bition . , . attend air conditioning school in Ohio . .. pastime talking to girls likes to tease . . . no prob- Ierns with girls enioys dcncing. JOAN M. PEAVORNICK very fashionable dresser can be found in evenings at Jean Kings . . , enioys sports , events member Squad, Georgian staff, Student Council. L Iff-I2 Popeye shop course am- of National Honor Society, Corridor THOMAS E. PECHATSKO 'fTom can be found with Jerry . . . he sings in Chorus his song clown, the Western Pennsylvania Bynzantine Hlzeudyl Acllonl Camera! is One Night With You a real RALPH l. PEGG football . .. a very friendly senior wonderful disposition likes square dancing and spaghetti works be a state policeman. CAMILLA K. PRICE .. . Cam a friend to all very helpful . .. likes goin brown hair dislikes school Commercial course MONA LOU RIGGAR .. and gay standing on Corridor Squad everyday photos her hobby beaut in the Game. NANCY L RINGER .. member of Georgia long brown hair and all other games George Pavlick Mona Lou Riggar gn-4. at Altman's Feed Store plans to BONNIE ANN RODOCK President of Trl Hu Y u dent Council Corridor Squad petite senior favorite pastime swimming dancing skating a d la but not least Darrell Durst g to Record Hops possesses pretty Mona always found pleasant RICHARD RUGH Dick very talkative lad hails from Mr Cook s homeroom enrolled in Academic Course IS life guard at Rainbow Park enloys Iruving his 39 Chevy ician her aim her song is Its . Commercial course I 2 3 4 n staff attractive possesses enjoys driving attends football future lies in secretarial field. MAX SEIBERT Max . .. shop student . . . favorite sub, iects are English and P. D. ,. . he can be seen in the halls talking to the girls plans to go to mechanics school. Joan M. Peavornick Thomas E. Pechatsko Ral hh L. Pegg Camilla Price Nancy l. Ringer Bonnie Ann Rodock iRic11t1rd Rugh Max Seibert 7 if E f ilu A LaVonne Shultz C. Stark A Joseph Skocik Daniel Sochko Calvin W. Dole Stark Vincent Stossel Joseph Stronko Terry Suba Ervan Sutton CAROLE LAVONNE SHULTZ . .. Shultzie . . . Academic DAVID C. STARK . . . The way to a mon's heart is through Corridor Squad 2, 3, 4 has long pony tail his stomach also likes girls has a friendly smile neat dresser wonderful personality hobby is works at Gatlings ambition state policeman. baking a favorite song is How Great Thou Art .. . plans to enter college. JOSEPH SKOCIK Moose Academic A big VINCENT STOSSEL Vince A handsome chap, boy . . . avid sportsman . . . basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4 . . . foot- bashful though . .. to California State he plans to go . . . ball 3, 4 member of the National Honor Society .. . Vince, Trig, and Chem go hand in hand always seen works in Uncle's service station , .. ambition: pro baseball. with Erv, Rich, and Dan. DANIEL SOCHKO Speed An avid anti-scholar JOSEPH STRONKO Joe Shop Course Ambi- . . . always willing to make a quick dollar . . . plans to tion . .. Machinist . . . pastime . ., joking with the boys . . . ride the train of gravy with Uncle Sam in the U. S. likes to tease . . . can be seen at Point Marion on Saturday Navy. nights attends all sports events. CALVIN W. STARK . .. Cal .. . Academic . . . Football TERRY SUBA . .. Little Turk . .. a very likeable chap I, 2, 3, 4 . . . one of the ornery boys of our class . . . star favorite subject English .. . he can be seen in the halls tackle . .. favorite hobbies, skating and fighting can talking to Norma favorite song The Dairy. be seen dragging his green pickup truck. DALE STARK . . . Stark . ., A courteous boy . . , likes P. D. ERVAN SUTTON . . . Nixon .. . Academic student . . . enjoys his commercial classes . . . Why? . .. because Vice President of the Senior class brain in Problems of he is the only lad with all the lassies . . . plans to further Democracy . .. plans to take over his brother's business liis nducation. after graduation. 27 iii QMS .P W A all I Richard Sutton Gene Swaney Loretta Tate Dale Tolbert Marilyn Joan Tolbert Arlene Townsend Gerald Traft Frank Vicola Edward Vincent Voithofer Michael Vuich RICHARD SUTTON . .. Mountain Dew . . . enjoys deer ARLENE TOWNSEND a very likable senior always hunting all year . .. plans to build corporations in Harden' seen with Nellie and JoAnn .. . spends her leisure time Hollow favorite subjects, Trigonometry and P. D. .. with Claude ambition, a housewife. can be seen with Soch, Erv, Vince, and Charlie. GENE SWANEY Gene very courteous boy a GERALD TRAFT Jerry football baseball good conversationalist has red hair and crewcut favorite subject Algebra II 'Favorite teacher Mrs. Criss 'oves to drive cars dislikes opposite sex. goes to every record hop enioys good music .. . nmbition, get married. LORETTA TATE ., . a talkative blonde with pretty gray green FRANK VICOLA , . . Dink . . . plans to work for u gon. eyes . . . is usually found with Virginia Nicholson . . . enioys struction company . . . favorite hobby is driving his dad's being with Tetter . . . ambition is to be a beautician. Chevy , .. can be seen in the halls talking to Barb. DALE TOLBERT Dale favorite subiect Sondra EDWARD VINCENT VOITHOFER Vince hobby is enioys hunting and eating . . . would like to be a truck mechanics .. . spends most of his time working for Sproul driver a whiz in wood shop likes to drive his Lumber Co. favorite song, Queen of the Hop fxrotl1er's Buick. likes girls. MARILYN JOAN TOLBERT . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . usually seen with MICHAEL VUlCI'I . . . Sam . . . always found teasing some- a group of girls in her homeroom spends her leisure one pals around with Butch and Bob belongs to time well . . . works in Kresges . . . has an interest in New the Army Reserves . . . plans to ioin the army for two years Salem . . . pretty senior. after graduation. 'Cleaning the floor forthe Senior Dance. CLYDE WILSON . .. a very quiet lad . .. hails from Mr Breakiron's Homeroom . . . enioys driving his hot rod Chevy . . . can always be spotted coming to school late AUDREY GAIL WILSON .. . Gail .. . very short senior has a smile for all . . . usually seen with Connie and Donna thinks Ronnie is tops . .. member of the Big I0 on Georgian Statt. JANET CONSTANCE WALTON . . . can always be seen reading a book likes to do shorthand hobby is LLOYD wogp enwlled in ,he Shop course hobby dancing favorite food is French fries ambition is to gs Showing pool fovome hangout 5, Napa 5 Che,- besome MVS- Daley Jones- graduation, plans to ioin the Air Force. CONSTANCE ELOISE WHOOLERY Connie .. very at- NANCY YAUGER f'Nc,ncef' C, Sweeg lass ,n M tractive senior can be seen with Gail and Donna, when B,-enkg,on'5 Horneroon, U . U enicys being Wm, Bob can not in Chemistry lab enjoys cutting hair member of be ,een Wnn Nancy and 50,5 , U pe, saying Ah gee Big IO. whizz. CLARENCE WILSON Chuck , . . shop course . . . ambi- MARLYCE D. ZEBLEY . .. has a pleasing personality tion, machinist pastime, talking to girls .. . enioys hunt- enjoys sewing and cooking . . . member of Corridor Squad ing and dancing . . . often found talking to George likes Tri-Hi-Y, and Georgian Staff . . . plans to attend Indiana 6th period P. D, for some reason. State Teachers College. Janet Constance Walton Audrey Gail Wilson Constance Eloise Whoolery Lloyd Wood - . YT Clarence Wilson Nancy Yauger at 'Q- le. paus- of f Clyde Wilson Marlyce D. Zebley I I Junior Class Officers President Sharon Romesburg Vice President Donald Hill Secretary Mary Anthony Treasurer Karen Moser Historian Janet Hugh o Once again it is my privilege to greet you in behalf of the class of 1960. This, our first year as the upper-classmen, is one of some moment. lt is the first year of the Fairchance- Georges merger. The population of our class was increased by thirty-eight boys and girls from the Fairchance High School. They have added to the gaiety of our dances, have bol- stered our football and basketball teams and have turned out to be good all round friends. While on the subiect of sports, I must men- tion the fact that fifteen members of the var- sity football squad and eight members of the varsity basketball team are from our class. Good Luck boys! With Christmas vacation behind us we are now very busy getting ready for the mid-term exams, and, as usual, every Junior is looking fcrward to the gala Junior dance, but not the final exams, which like death and taxes are sure to come. The last day! Hope we can greet you all as Seniors next year. .30 Junior A Row one: L. Smith, J. Hustead, B, Grace, R. Jordan, C. Andria, J. Hugh, N. Sanner, M. Migyanko, M. Pepe, C. Baranek, J. Ringer, E. Danko, C. Ross. Row two: J. Boyd, K. Barish, M. Korona, G. Barks, M. Arthur, J. Myers, G. Goldsmith, S, Kezmarsky, J. Pegg, D. Rockeck, W. Bill, E. Horwat. Row three: J. Keplinger, C. Torpley, C. Carr, C. Victor, L. King, G. Miller, J. Miller, A. Skocik, A. Micozzi, B. Lewis, R. Jeffries, D. Miller, J. Shanaberger. Junior B Row one: P. Walters, J. Kotulock, R. Shaffer, D. Wilson, D. Brant, V. Tolbert, J. Goldsmith, Z. Hersh L. Coar, R. Yeager, P. Madison, M. Moats, M Hlatky. Row two: T. Geelen, R. Tcrpley, J. Brewer, G. Laughrey, R. Cunningham, M. Groover, D. Cun- ningham, Miss Bailey. Row three: M. David, S. Bertan, A. Clemmer, J. Carbonara, F. Crossland, E Zerby, J. Jansoik, E. Greathouse, T. Garletts, R. Colloci, F. Lucia. I Junior C Row one: L. Fritzman, R. Keffer, P. Victor, S. Pihofsky, E. Kaiser, A. Roderick, S. Romesburg, M. Anthony, M. Clay, R. Churey, D. Mesler, R. Danko, N. Karas, R. Whoolery. Row two: P. Kelly, J. Karinshak, G. Machinia, C. Hoak, L. Merrill, M. Lescar, A. Pulice, J. Kisko, L. Kisko, B. Summers, S. Banio, B. Leocy, J. Martoncik, D. Smith. Row three: K. Moser, L. Brooks, R. Kolosky, C. Covach, M. Bellus, C. John- son, N. Miscovich, R. Tantlinger, G. Newcomer, D. Kuharik, W. Sholtis, S. Yekel, N. Tait, H. Fields, Mrs. Crowder. Junior D Row one: L. Fudola, J. Matthews, S. Uhler, M. l. Opalko, B. Moldovan, V. Hall, Mrs. Schafer, D. Kairat, M. A. Jackson, S. Keener, L. Garletts. Row two: E. J. Matlick, J. Dawson, L. Williams, D. Tar- pley, A. M. Student, M. Rabatin, B. Kapalko, M. A. Student, L. Danko, R. Bello, W. Planiczka, L. Lemmon. Row three: E. King, C. Miscovich, R. Christopher, D. Stossel, J. Zedar, C. Shamrock, R, Goodwin, W. Hovanec, M. Panik. Junior E Row one: V. Nicholson, R. Livengood, J. Morris, S. Rankin, D. Chapman, G. Dorsey, E. Ansell, S. Golden, B. Smith, L. Abel, D. Yurchak, Miss Pallow. Row two: C. Gower, G. Hillen, J. Swaney, l. Tompkins, R. Tracy, F. Kula, D. Daniels, J. Brown, R. Hersh, J. King, T. Weimer, D. Clemmer. I ,. x ' x il ,-.- Q . . J 1-.gi 5, , , , nil-fr ' 1 x .' 0. 'X . '53 SQ, . wj ' r N? . Q x?s is ' '9' Q t , , 'lg QQ! 33: wi, A , Q' A N I g 2' f A ..,,-sh,-es, ,, V - Y 1:-if eff. igqoooobcvrf Q-i. J ' . . - I 5 '::, : - '. 'WE ... ' A A if K if 2 Y Xe,?f::f kQ nf Sophomore Class Officers President John Kelley Vice President Joseph Olsavsky Secretary Pollyanne Leckner Treasurer William Hickle Historian Norma Feather 5012110 Well-armed and ready to take up the Batle of Education, one hundred seventy-six boys and girls began their Sophomore year at the Fairchance-Georges Jointure High School. New recruits from Fairchance joined with the Georgians and the first attack for education inside the yellow brick school building was under way. After becoming situated, making friends, and getting acquainted once again, class offi- cers were elected as leaders. The officers and sponsors of the Sophomore class proposed a dance as a recreation cam- paign. Decorated in an array of autumnal colors, the gymnasium was the site of the Sophomore Turkey Trot. Trials and troubles were forgotten as everyone had a good time with his classmates. The Sophomores helped in many ways to make the school year at Fairchance-Georges a successful one by participating in all activi- ties and another by attacking our prescribed subiects in such a manner that our teachers said well done. We resolve as Juniors to attack this Battle of Education in such a manner that will be a credit to our school and to ourselves. Row one: S. Harvey, S. Mrosko, A. Miscovich, M. Miller, M. Clark, B. Wilson, B. Migyanko, C. Corder, C. Andrus, N. Feather, P. Lake, J. Gebadlo. Row two: F. Chipps, J. Metro, B. Sutton, G. lee, R. Smith, R. Ellsworth, W. Bailey, R. Cooley, W. Newcomer, S. Fowler, R. Krosni, Miss Molenock. Row three: D. Smith, M. Mesler, R. Hrebenar, T. Patchan, J. Kissin- ger, J. Bortner, M. Baker, T. Kapolko, P. Horvath, R. Morgan, R. Chess. Row one: F. Eicher, D. Shamrock, P. Kendall, R. Groo- ver, R. Smith, R. Grimm, W. Miller, J. Kelly, J. Olsav- sky, W. Able, A. Core. Row two: D. Lowery, J. Martoncik, N. Swaney, J. Comfort, C. Kelly, K. McAl- lister, A. Kisko, B. Takoch, W. Hickle, R. Hickle, Mr. Polink. Row three: D. Pinchok, E. Glover, E. Bellus, B. Gombesky, J. Kassimer, D. Donaldson, R. Wilson, D. Wheeler, L. Springer. Row one: V. Moats, M. Filmeck, B. Teets, C. Kopas, J. Hostetler, S. Kozlina, M. Kanapky, L. Roderick, P. Lechner, P. Molenock, J. Keppen, N. Hudock, M. Lynn, D. Sutton. Row two: D. Coleman, M. Wilson, P. Tait, J. Janosik, M. Arbogast, G. Bock, S. Zebley, M. Takoch, J. Williams, V. Miller, P. Newcomer, D. Wat- son, C. Swaney, Mrs. Burgan. Row three: E. Bittin- ger, D. Marks, C. Hensh, E. Bartoni, K. Hancheck, D. Wilson, M. Krichbaum, P. Geelen, J. Sutton, B. Hoferka, B. Summers, N. Guseman, L. Sutton. Row one: B. Newcomer, B. Tolbert, N. Mason, L. Clawson, C. Greathouse, B. Lytle, M. Churby, B. Zentkovich, J. Blosser, J. Dice, D. Brady, G. Pro- vance. Row two: D. Fowler, B. Walton, L. Mickens, M. Lewis, F. Beckwith, C. Krakau, D. Newcomer, G. Mitchell, F. Sutton, E. Sutton, B. Sedlock, C. Swartz, J. Fitzsimmons, J. Cooley, N. Brensy, D. Pulice. Row three: M. Ruscoe, M. Lloyd, B. Livengood, K. McCoy, H. Shaffer, A. Lieb, G. Miller, L. Moser, R. Price, M. Brensy, J. Curtiss, Mr. Kula. Row one: G. Ainsley, S. Stossel, J. Byuse, B. Reese, K. Truley, E. Miscovich, H. Lindsey, J. Foriska, B. Huhn, W. Wilson, l. Husteacl, R. Sutton. Row two: J. Shaffer, C. King, S. Pechatsko, H. Jones, R. Palo, J. Seibert, R. Marano, J. Bittinger, A. Miller, L. Bow- len, Mr. Chrise. Row three: J. Boranek, R. Walters, D. Rankin, J. King. ' ,W I I A .1253 a .-5 'M i . 1. li ' i if .mf Ref Q f H . 2 . ggi. . N, v .,. 'Q 'In .5137 I I xii' 391- M- gk' .Y f If 'www President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian 5' Freshman Class Oflicers Theresa Doby Carole Maust Sylvia Harris Larry Chess Karen Wilson On September 2, 1958, one hundred seventy- four Freshmen entered the portals of Fairchance- Georges Jointure High School. How well we re- member that day! The first couple of weeks we young Freshies were bewildered and green. But, as Go Get- ters, we lost little time in getting acquainted and adjusted. With the help of the upper-classmen, we soon became conscientious students of Fair- chance-Georges Jointure High School. Our class officers for our Freshman year were: president, Theresa Doby, vice-president, Carole Maustp secretary, Sylvia Harris, treasurer, Larry Chess, historian, Karen Wilson. The class sponsors who helped to guide us and plan our social events were: Mrs. Williams, chairman: Mr. Kula, Miss Yaniga, Miss Criss, Miss Pallow and Mr. Hare. Row one: B. Kuharik, L. Goldsboro, W. Hustead, D Tobal, R. Hugh, M. Bahnsen, J. Lewellen, S. Harris, J Spok, M. Gebadlo, J. Moser, B. Groover, Mrs. Criss Row two: C. Tompkins, J. Keplinger, H. Guyton, N. Up- hold, D. Christopher, M. Carbonara, D. Romesburg, G Moser, F. Pierce, K. Brownfield, L. Barish, C. Suppock W. Squires. Row three: F. French, G. Morganosky, P Weimer, R. Ringer, L. Switalski, E. Krechbaum, O Shreckengost, M. Hubany, J. Karinshak, K. Hunter, H Mack, L. Guy, J. Danko. Row one: V. Haines, P. Softcheck, H. Blair, E. Brant, P Kaiser, C. White, J. Jenkins, D. Halowich, S. Daniels J. Morris, P. Swaney, J. Hileman, G. McCourt. Row two E. Wolfe, A. Yukish, J. Lewellen, M. Barks, N. Spiker S. Satanek, L. Balsinger, B. Fowler, H. Lewis, J. Sticko vitch, K. Jacobs, R. Swaney, Mr. Valentich. Row one: J. Hollis, J. McDonough, G. Martin, J. Balas S. Thomas, K. Wilson, N. Colocci, C. Maust, M. Lincoln, V. Stossel, K. Collins, C. Wolfe, F. Zentkovich, M. Krich- baum. Row two: J. Rockek, L. Hornsby, L. Panik, N Cunningham, A. Sutton, S. Bankhead, M. Shanaberger L. Geelen, F, Horwat, G. Dunch, F. Brooks, E. Bryte, A Bittinger, J. Kaiser, Miss Yaniga. Row one: B. Lechner, B. Bricker, B. Rhodes, M. Clark, B Hardin, R. Pryor, S. Miller, T. Doby, J. Riley, M. Tabac- sko, G. Clemmer, B. Myers, A. Swaney. Row two: G. Hill, W. Hileman, C. Urobel, E. Miller, M. Tarpley, S Walton, E. Lilley, D. Stoneking, T. Balsinger, K. Walters, R. Angell, G. Marks, R. Naypauer, A. Wonkovich, R. An- derson, W. Walls, J. Bittner. Row one: R. Jacobs, K. Dancer, D. Gallentine, D. Great- house, R. David, R. Johnson, W. Planiczka, R. Uhler, J. Maust, R. Wolfe, S. Bartoni, S. Tarpley, W. Campbell, A. Hill. Row two: W. Null, G. Kalamets, T. Lewis, A. Jordan, W. Campbell, J. Oros, R. Danko, T. Lewis, A. Jordan, W. Campbell, J. Oros, R. Danko, T. Maust, J. Wonkovitch, R. Maldovan, J. Fitzgerald, J. Kolesar. Row three: B. Lewis, F. Kopnisky, W. Tracy, D. Straitiff, J. Metts, M. Jones. usp, 3' 'i 'J- I RJ ' fr Q tam 'fi Q' is .,. . V QWWVVW5 3 A-annul: J-f Pig 39,9103 1 I fe 'rm Sa W ff. 8 I x, Ku' if 3. -G'-MQiL,,'QQ gg, , Sf? 2 1 ? lflfi ,, f pig 1 4? ll I ,Qt ' , W Q: 5' Qxy' Q 4- I pg! ,,. .V 5 w. Q - , - jr 1 r - - 15 is -V . 5 ' '11 7 in ' IIPW' rx, Q T 6 J, 3' 1 Iii 9 I I Q 1 o an gf! Vo 'gg 5 15 . 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Qc af f '51 Y' ua 'K THE IDEAL SENIOR GIRL MIGHT HAVE Deanna Paull s Josephine Patchan s Janet Kawatsky s Juduth Humphrey s Rose Ann Capan s Janet Metz s Judlth Kerr s Veronxca Koskannc s Chrlstlne uansor s Annette Budner s Joanne Horvath s Patrlcla Kawatsky s Catherlne lworwat s Mona Lou Rlggar Mary Ann Hoferlca s Shlrley Fruend s Carol Shultz s Harriet Matthews Carol Hustead s Joan Peavornnck s Dorothy Hoterka s Ella Mae Harruss THE IDEAL SENIOR Jack Golsse s Richard Sutton s Thomas Kovallc s Ralph Pegg s James McDonough s Ronnle Dunn s George Pavllck s James Dorsey s Raymond Hostetler s Michael Hrebenar s Matthew Hunchuck s Charles Chabanuk s Gene Swaney s Robert Abraham s Davld Hudock s Ronald Johnson s John Mlgyanko s Joseph Stronko s Charles Kelley s BOY MIG 38 tlgure hexght eyes nose hair teeth smlle dimples sweetness demureness dlsposvtuon trnendlnness quietness complexion neatness sense ot humor manners dependablllty speaknng vouce scholastic abuluty artustnc abulnty dancing abulnty HT HAVE looks build henght eyes nose hair teeth smile dlmples nlceness dlsposltlon trlendlnness quuetness manners neatness dependability speaking voice athletic ablllty scholastic abllnty 1 . , . 1 ' 1 , . 1 . , . 1 , . .. .. , . . . , , . . , . 1 . . , 1 . , .. , . . . , . .. , .. .. ., . .. - 1 . , . ., . 1 1 . , . - 1 , . , . . , . , . .. ., . , , . 1 - 1 , .. . , . . , . .. , . .. Shirley, Annefie, and Barbara pose prettily before ihe Judy is lucky winner of The aufographed football. Masquerade Dance. l '-an. 95:-5 xx ix , fa Sophia, keep. ,llZ7!1t1!7,ltlI'lA, Iuuuf nm eavornick, D. Paull, P. Coburn, J. Franklin, C, Kula, A. Kvaka, N. Davis, R. Capan, N. Ringer, R. Johnson, R. Martoncik, J Horvath, J. Patchan, P. Mesler, P. Kawatsky, J. Metz, D. Hoterka, J. Kerr. 7959 Em ' The staff advisers and the members of the i959 Georgian Stal? express their gratitude and sincere appreciation to all those who were in some way responsible in making this yearbook possible. Technical Assistants Engraving-Mr. Charles Sprankle Mr. Owen Marsh Capitol Engraving Company Phgfggf-qPhyTNlr. H- R. Knee Mr. Kvaka, Miss Jehens, Miss Molenock, Mrs. Schafer Photo Crafters Studio Printing-Kurtz Bros. Cover Design-Mr. James Hoover Kurtz Bros. Reporters-J. Peavornick, D. Paull, D. Paull, S. Friend, P. Coburn, J. Franklin, C. Ku la, N. Davis, R. Capan, N. Ringer, D. ' Hoferka, J. Kerr, P. Kawatsky, P. Mes A A M Ier, J. Patchan, J. Horvath, B. Bacha, C. Gansor, P. Hidock, C. Hustead, G. Wil- son, J. Humphreys, B. Hubany, M. A. Hoferka, S. David, A. Budner Business Managers-Janet Metz, Robert Martoncik, Ronald Johnson, Danny Sochko Faculty Advisers-Kay Jehens, Anne Mole- nock, Shirley Schafer, Andrew Kvaka School and Community-The administrators and the teachers for their cooperation -The advertisers for their generous contributions- . . . Many Thanks NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Joseph Skocik, Mary Ann Hof- erka, Janet Metz, Peter L. May olo, Joanne Horvath, Joan Peo vornick, Michael Hrebenor. .Sanity Many are called, but few are chosen. Yes, many students are eligible for membership in the National Honor Society, but only twelve from the Senior class actually become mem- bers. Those who become members are initiated into the organization by a candlelight cere- mony. Youth walking down an endless aisle with o Beacon of Light in their hand and of Hope in their heart. During the ceremony difterent words of dilterent speeches seem to linger in the minds of everyone: Wisdom is the principal thing. He-who would be greatest among you -must be servant of all. l regret that l have but one life to give for my country. It is, indeed, a great honor to belong to the National Honor Society. On December 17, l958, six students from the senior class were selected for membership in the National Honor Society. The following seniors were elected: Paula Gebacllo, Barbara Hubany, Ronald Johnson, Charles Kelly, Cor- olyn Kula, and John Migyanko. The Epsilon Phi Tri-Hi-Y Club of Fairchance- Georges High includes students of the Junior and Senior classes, who believe in the purpose of Tri-Hi-Y and who desire to live up to Tri- Hi-Y standards. The club meets twice each month at the Uniontown Y.M.C.A. Present enrollment is thirty-two. This year activities included par- ticipation in World Service and the United Nations Assembly. Social functions were a Record Hop and a Mistletoe Ball. Learning to work and think together, to make adiustments to the points of view of the other members in the club, provides valuable education for each member. EPSILON PHI TRI-HI-Y jful Row one: B. Rodock, D. Williams, J. Kerr, S. Kovalic, L. Mickens, C. Tarpley. Row two: N. Davis, Miss Boger, J. Carbonara, J. Humphreys, J. Hugh, M. Migyanko, P. Mesler. Row three: A. Roderick, M. A. Pepe, M. Anthony, J. Hustead, J. Goldsmith, C. Hustead, M. J. Earley, M. Lescar. Row four: P. Madison, C. Johnson, M. Bellus, M. Zebley, M. Bellus, S. Romesburg, L. Fu- dala, H. Matthews, R. Kolosky, R. Tantlinger, J. Matthews. Q Q' .iq . nr, K J. Moscr, C, Antlrici, C. Anclrus, J. Myers, F. Chips, C. Hoak, G. Machinia, D. Wilson, C. Ross, J, Machinia, J. Karinshak, M Krichbaum, L. Hornsby, D, Tobal, J, Sutton. L. Moser, A. Miscovich, P, Newcomer, N. Miscovich, M, Korona, A. Kisko, S. Mrosko, F. Labutta, S. Clay, R, Balas, T. Pryor, J Hustead, L, Goldsborro, R. Hughes, B. Senda. J. Karinshak, J. Bortner, R. Chess, R. Colocci, R. Johnson, K.Moser, R. Martoncik, R. Marano, J. King, L. Danlco, A. Miller P, Weimer. B. Sutton, C. Kelly, R. Grimrn, G. Lee, L. Hustead, R. Smith, G. Miller, R, Cooley, M. Arthur, D, Wheeler. agwui Mr. Franks has made us conscious of the beauty and value of music . . . has been patient with our excuses to be absent from practice . .. has lecl students to attain higher goals in music ... gave us encouragement when all hope seemed lost . . . a ready, willing and understanding patron for the yearbook directs Band, Swing Band, Chorus, Maiorettes and Orchestra pre- pares music for Assembly Programs, Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Exercises. Row one: C. Corder, M. Miller, J. Reley, T. Pryor, P. Lechner, M. Tabasko, B. Lechner, J. Keppen, P. Molenock. Row two: C. Andrus, C. Andria, S. Mrosko, M. Clark, M. Miscovich, N. Mason, R. Krosni, N, Feather, S. Fowler, B. Sutton, A. Miscovich, M Arbogast. Row three: B. Balas, J. Bortner, G. Miller. ak ..- . 5 g . .. , I wil' K F, V., ff , , K t f i . ' V4 , f t -it , , , .sts x 5' at 5- ' , . .3 kg: X , X In ,v f. fn L, , , --vq' ,rv 4 .. ,. , , any 4 U sg 6,4 '?'v ? eg ff! 'U sumwl. f-2 fx 11.-. Ali :T Ri HWS -rl a JE w QW M?5213Pi?1f '5 iv f my . .1 jan L W , P i Tu an a 9 A B ,, 0 m ' 1 I . 'N 'W fx, ,,,..-- .-v--r--' The maior function of physical education is to promote the health and physical development of pupils through participation in well-selected physical activities. A well-balanced physical education program for secondary schools includes four phases: U1 instruction, Q21 physical recreation lincluding clubs1, Q31 intra- murals, C41 interscholastic athletics, and other opportunities for highly skilled studentsp e. g., gymnastic demonstrations and dance programs. Intramurals include participation in sports and games be- tween units within the school. These voluntary activities are carried on during and after regular school hours and offer oppor- tunities to use the skills, attitudes, and understandings developed through the instructional phase. hs, as ' no K' 32 M I WZMAAA-. ,Simla and UM, Jw, ,ww afhfffic adtpum Row one: Melvin Breakiron, J. Hardin, J. Skoclk M Hrebenar C Stark C Kelly J Kopas J Mlgyanko J Golsse F Vlcola R. Pegg, R. Abraham, D. Shaffer, D. Davison William Barkley Row two J Byuse R Cunningham F Crossland J Pegg W Bill, G. Goldsmith, S. Kezmarsky, D. Rocheck F Brewer A Clemmer H Jones E Glover Row three R Sutton G Barks W Bailey, W. Miller, R. Morgan, R. Hustead, R Ellsworth D Smith J Whoolery A Core W Hlclxle K Barlsh L Madison J Lewis jnofball Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct Oct Oct Nov. Nov. Home Visitors Mapletown Point Marion South Union Cumberland North Union Mclsontown German Open Open Dunbar Jnntbad The year 1958 was not all-together un- fruitful in football. It was, at least, a good get acquainted period for both the players and the coach, as this was the first season for the Fairchance boys and Coach, Mr. Barkley, at Georges. The Georges boys had adiust- ments to make also. Perhaps a longer period for adjustments would have resulted in a bal- anced win and lost column, but not always, are the best results shown there. Some of the boys received honorable men- tion on the All Fayette County Football Team. They were: Frank Vicola, Jack Goisse, and Joe Skocik. John Migyanko was selected center on the All Fayette County Football Team for which he was presented a trophy. The qualities which won for him the coveted spot on the team are well expressed by the Sports Editor ofthe Eve- ning Standard. A deadly tackler, this husky youngster ranked as one of the district's best linebackers. He had the quick reactions which a linebacker needs to defend against passes. He was a good blocker and didn't make a bad snap from center all season. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Row one: J. Dillow, S. Bartoni, L. Switalsky, F. French, D. Bello, D. Lampey, G. Martoncik, D. Stoneking, D. Moats, R. Ringer. Row two: V. Good, C. Brown, H. Mach, J. Maust, J. Oros, J. Fitzgerald, W. Tracy, R. Clark, F. Feidor, D. Romesburg, D. Moore. Row three: P. Marva, L. Andria, H. Lewis, F. Houston, C. Walton, E. Smith, W. Balsinger, R. Angell, R. W. Van Kirk, Tamer Joseph. JACK GOISSE Quarterback ROBERT ABRAHAM Quarierback DANNY DAVINSON Tackle FRANK VICOLA End RALPH PEGG Fullback DON SCHAFFER Guard JOHN KOPAS Guard CHARLES KELLY Guard CALVIN STARK Tackle JOE SKOCIK Tackle MICHAEL HREBENAR Holfback JOHN MIGYANKO Cenfer 48 S! Row one: G. Borks, J. Curtis, A. Skocik, J. Skocik, S. K. Jettries, S. Kezmarsky, B. Gombesky. Row two: Mr. Joseph, L. Mod: son, G. Goldsmith, J. Carbonara, K. Barish, L. Springer, Mr. Adams. Row three: H. Jones, F, Lucia, B. Parrish, R. Klka D. Smith, A. Core. Joseph Skocik, forward c6'aAluztlvalL Coach Jock Adams built his team around the one lone regular Joe Skocik, captain and team leader. This team had sterling quali- ties but was hampered by lack of height inex- perience, and bench depth. No, they did not win too many games, however, they did show great team work fa sports virtuel and skillful- ness in handling the ball. German and Fair- chance-Georges' fans were given a sport's treat January 30, 1959 when the Fairchance- Georges Five threw a scare into the champion German team as they battled them on even terms before going down to defeat in the last seconds of the game by a few points. Per- haps the four underclassmen will have gained the experience and confidence needed to be an outstanding team next year. Thanks, Boys. You fought a good fight. Home Visitors Jan Redstone Jan German Jan South Union Jan Point Marion Jan North Union Jan Carmichaels Jan Waynesburg Jan. Redstone Jan. German Feb South Union Feb Point Marion Feb North Union Feb Carmichaels Feb Waynesburg 49 U x X S JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Row one: J. Sepic, W. O'Hern, C. Walton, Fiedor, W. Phaniczka, J. Kolesar, J. Hill, E. Jeffries, R. W. Van Kirk. G. Morgonosky, M. Hubany, T. Stickovich, W. Tracy, F. Pierre. D. SGYNPY, G. Martoncik, JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y Row one: M. Lynn, B. Sedlock, M. Miller, L. Roderick, J. Hostetler, S. Harvey, N. Feather, J. Bittner. Row two: N. Mason, L. Mickens, B. Wal- ton, S. Walton, M. Bohnsen, B. Migyanko, C. Corder, P. Lake, S. Fowler, D. Coleman, N. Hudock. Rowthreez J. Cooley, J. Fitzsim- mons, N. Brensy, M. Lloyd, M. 3, X Lewis, M. Clark, J. Sutton, G. Mit- chell, E. Sutton, B. Myers, F. Sutton. ff' W f TEH' F. Houston. Row two: D. Franks, F. Row three: S. Bortoni, J. Fitzgerald, JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: P. Good, S. Zitney, H. Olsavsky J. Moore, F. Zentkovich. Stonding: R Suppock, G. Ross, B. Panic, J. Flowers, P Hartwick, Mr. Zaiac. 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