Franklin East Taylor Township High School - Jayonian Yearbook (Conemaugh, PA)

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HSS IANA-GEPS Sinatng Rooert Furrnan, Edwin Ko 1'Nlf-NF: COMMITTEE onding F1 rence Fri a Fiief-n Jzzezyn Knrfftz, John Frfrnico. ynn Q unter Marie Santoyo Jon Grofc Lynn McCann Swwfu Ji! 1rir'L'e,', iftchnef K'.i1inyfi1r, Hoiiie Diniond Qtr 1 Drreviannic Joan Rohsh Mcdrl Horncr WE HIGHLIGHT WORDS WITH PICTORIAL COVERAGE CONGRATULATIONS The staff ot the 1959 Jayonian f1nds great pieasure in announcing to its readers the tact that the 1958 edition rnet the same high standards as the three preceding issues and again captured MEDALIS1' HONORS at Columbia University. We exterd congratuiafions to all who have played important roles in its production, and we sincereiy hope that our 1959 edition wi11 again bring honors to Franklin-East Tayior Joint High Schooi. Madeiyn Krzysko Barbara Jo Zimmer Co-editors-in-chief T'9 S'S P nt' 5 1: Zine' Lois Murtko, S: . Gjzaqaa and Franc ne Ygwtko YE!-125004 MDES r Sitting - 1.uCi11e Mentzef, .ezzn 3: n::, Janet Thomas, 4':'r een Sreerzzn, .oar Bofncz .ud,tn Fair n Stczna rg - cornzi Cooaugh, Lou E ei' Baker Ge-'Nude HC1YZ, 53

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bs.-f ing- 4,1-si 41 X -ol 9 The heads of staff, Madelyn, JoAnn, Margaret, and Barbara discuss plans for the i959 Jayonian Ja 011 2211 The completion of this 1959 edition of the Jayonian has brought many sighs of relief from the lips of those responsible for its publication. Sound financial backing, picture schedules and literary deadlines were three maior issues which faced the staff, headed by Madelyn Krzysko and Barbara Zimmer. The services of Jo Ann Kuzalc and Margaret Bosser proved invaluable as managing editors. l.lT:RARY EDWORS James Leclcey, .Jdth Kolar, Strothy St'::nk, Kathleen Smerzlicn. with the advisors, Mr, Hite and Mr. Salem. The literary editors spent many hours in writing, re-writing and proof-reading. Kathleen Smerzlich deserves special mention for her efforts. The staff of typists, with Francine Yanlco in charge, was very cooperative. The business managers and the hnance committee proved capable as leaders in the campaigns for funds. The editing of the book and the fund-raising campaigns were directed by ivir. l-lite and Mr. Salem, ASSOCIATE EDITORS-AGeorge Margeton, James Stouffer, Raymond M harsky REPORTER-.owes V chnya SPORTS ED TORS-Rooney Gougnrio-: Milcn Goran f Ui xx-4 6 M -

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The choral department of the Franklin- East Taylor Schools participated in various sections of the Spring Concert. The SACRED CHOIR was selected from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls. This group opened the program for the event. Many opportunities for vocal solos, duets, and various mixed vocal groups were presented. Once again the GIRLS' ENSEMBLE was a highlight of the concert. Member's of the BOYS' CHORUS also participated in the Spring Concert. Several vocal solos were rendered by boys. Then the entire boys' chorus joined the orchestra in selections from the Broadway musical, South Pacific. 4 .Q 6 Du C Nun.. 'Q .L ' I , el ' ' -fi, , 'H ii'f ryffi -'F sm if J 1 . I .. . Vocalist Ann Marie was teatured with the Dixieland Band. Ill' SONG OPENS THE DOOR TO GOOD FELLOWSHIP Top Row-Cobaugh, Karsaba, Plish, Trinkley, Pencola, Jean Bolha, .Ioan Bolha. Ffednwon, Vvasylctvslri. Coleman, Rorabough, Marsh, Second RawfAdarns, Foltin, Hughes, Pudliner, Dtrnond, Burrows, Meninfr, Castine, Haschak, LaCorte, C. Reed, Bakez Conrad, Third Row-Kasic, Krzysko, Z'ner, Holtz, Jancar, Farabaugh, Skybo, Stoufter, Strank, Schofield, Kolar, Y, Marshall, Fourth Row-Muharsky, Plis, Pollina, Kuzak, Markiewicz, Zimmer, Smerzlich, Ralish, Anthony, Loya, Keirn, Knox, Toth. Fifth RowfBosser, Kushner, Yanko, Porcher, Drye, Derevianik, E, Reed, Biss, Jackson, Angela, Thomas, Munko, Front Row-Richardson, Brassat. Ritchey, Santoyo, Paruch, Galayda, Frick, Rubis, Hagericn, L, Marshall, Yoclculich, Mardi: P . GO