Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

rysvy V -o I Jabk jof foniswiA The Johnstown School Board....... 4-5 Administration ....................... 14 Guidance Office ...................... 15 Faculty ........................... 16-19 Classes ........................... 22-49 Activities ....................... 84-115 Athletics ....................... 117-131 Student Life .................... 132-162 Dr. Frank M. Miller, superintendent of schools, [ 4 ] and Mr. Fred W. Darr, secretary of the school board. Seated at table—Messrs. Spear Sheridan, Richard K. White, lames J. Havener, Harold B. Rhodes, Charles Zemet, Dwight E. Grove, Richard Mitchell, Herbert Crane, Frank Karalfa, Sylvester Saula (treasurer), Fred W. Darr, Marlin Stephens (solicitor), Allen Brotemarkle, Raymond B. Litzinger, Joseph Piurkowsky, William C. Becker, John Hilboky, Dr. Frank Miller, Charles E. Boyer, Charles Beltz, Mrs. Dorothy Fisher and Robert Beatty. Standing—Harold W. Ashcroft, Michael Gritzer, and Carl Pavlosky. The Greater Johnstown School Board and those associated with the city school system regret the passing of Earl J. Whysong who served education as a member of the school board. To his family and friends, we extend our sympathy. [ 5 ] -i� ini if 'i. To Dear Old Johnstown High John H. Cover, Feb., 1909 1. In the shadow of the mountain, With the stream meand'ring by. Rises glorious Johnstown High School O'er surroundings tow'ring high. 2. From thy chapel in the morning Where our Maker's help is sought. To the end of ev'ry session Truth and steadfastness are taught. 3. In athletics as in studies. Mingles honor of thy name. Which spurs our men to vict'ry And makes thee known to fame. 4. So to thee, our inspiration, Lift we this, our song of praise. While to thy most faithful guidance We will trust our future days. Chorus: Raise your voices, waft the echoes Thru the valleys' far away. Hoist the black and pale blue banner. With our praises let it sway. 'y sttfkdwnA Out memories of Johnstown High are dear, These reflections will last year after year. The first day of school, and then the last, The happy days which belong to the past. The football games, we lost and won, The pep club bus trips,—oh, what fun! The Christmas formal, a beautiful night, V hen a girl's one wish was to look just right A wrestling match and a basketball game. With everyone striving for JHS tame. The senior class play, a real smash hit, Our amateur actors showed a lot of wit. For mid-terms and finals we had to cram, If we failed these tests we were in a jam. Then prom night came, a gala ball, When a wonderful time was had by all. The day soon arrived for us to depart. Each girl and boy had an aching heart. For it was hard to leave Johnstown High behind, THE BEST ALL-AROUND SCHOOL ONE WILL EVER FIND! Roxeen Burk '63 IIcUuiniriiat m Lett to right—Switchboard operator, Margaret Abrams, and secretar- ies Mrs. Nancy Mitchell and Mrs. Kathryn Roberts. MISS MARGARET STULL Secrefary Assistant principals Dr. Raymond Morgan and Mr. James Koontz tTAAL Jtani (p unripalA Jabs. ChaAq The hard work of arranging schedules for JHS students is done by our assistant principals, Dr. Raymond W. Morgan and Mr. James R. Koontz. The task of keeping the school running in tip-top shape is assigned to these gentlemen. Office 422 is a hub of activity from September to June, and even through the summer months. [ 14 ] HOMER S. HILL, director ot curriculum with CHARLES E. BOYER, administrative assistant SARA JANE TORQUATO, guidance counselor, els a student on her i of a college. MR. JOSEPH DATKO, boys' guidance counselor, talks with Richard Clark, a junior. MISS KATIE HUEBNER, secretary in Guidance Office. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated (left to right) Marian Varner, Elvina Owen, Alta Thomas, Ingeborg Calderwocd. Standing (left to right) Louise Bregman, Joan Puhala, Helen Lockard, Paul Abele, Robert Lynch, Ronald Rankin, Francis Mihalic, Lelia Calderwood, Edith Paul SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Seated—Mary Solarcyzk, Louise Kunkle Standing—(left to right) William Farren, Ralph Weigle, Paul Slobozien, Betty Kunkle LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated (leit to right) Ruth Hetrick, Ingeborg Calderwood, Helen Lockard Standing (left to right) Lelia Ccdderwood, Ronald Rankin MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Seated (left to right) William Bannan, Ralph Gillman Standing (left to right) Edward Podrasky, John Dean COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Seated (left to right) Louise Westrick, Kathryn Long, Betty Dawson, Patricia Mihalick Standing (left to right) Richard Lucas, Thomas Petrore, Robert Lynch, Tony Carosella, John Dean, Margaret Lees HEALTH DEPARTMENT Seated Carolyn Tilley, Margaret Pipan Standing Beatrice Shaffer, Michael Garbinski, E. Clark Shaffer, Robert Zakula, Mary Clark HISTORY DEPARTMENT Seated Shirley Colbert, Margaret Bowes Standing Wallace Orlidge, Paul Slobozien, George Kocerka Seated Betty Kunkle, Daniel J. Shields, Jr. Robert Zakula Standing Milan Svitchan 1 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Seated Norma Oliverio, loan Puhala Standing Gloria Fenik, William Tepper, Carl Miller, Jo Quigley VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Stooping Bruce E. Alter Standing Paul Oleska, Frank Krall, John Buriak. Charles Auker, Jr. Robert Anderson, Kenneth Artice, Frank Weaver, Samuel Marek, William Allen , Jack Slabe, senior, seems to enjoy reading his grammar lesson. £winq with a Jjuvinq £cmqjuaqsi Reaching far out into the field of culture is the English Department of JHS. The department not only teaches the fundamentals of English but broadens the students' knowl- edge of literature, public speaking, grammar, and vocabulary. The department also emphasizes the importance of effective reading and writing. As a most progressive group, English teachers keep in step with the new approaches to the teaching of grammar and writing. Because English is a living language the neces- sity to keep up-to-date is a must. The newest books can be found in every English room. The latest aids may be had in the way of film strips, motion pictures, and records. The English Department also gives the student an op- portunity to enter various writing contests as well as to be- come a member of the Debating Club. VYWuwh jof ihs. (padl Included in the History Department of IHS are Ancient, English, American, and World his- tories, Problems of Democracy and Economics. Aided by audio-visual aids, the history teacher of IHS makes the past come alive. Each course within this department offers specific information for each student. The way of living of the cave man to the fall of the Roman Empire is taught in the Ancient history classes. The American history course covers every event from the Revolutionary War to the challenge of the present cold wars which endanger our liberty. Important world events are taught in World history, from ancient times to modem times. Problems of Democracy is learning and discussing the struc- ture of our government and laws. Economics is the study of how man earns and spends his money. It is said that history repeats itself; therefore, planning a better future depends on learning the events of the past. Stud nJtA Jodouj— S c udaJuAA JoMDhhDW— The Commercial Department of Johnstown High School trains many students for future occupations. Among the subjects taught are typing, shorthand, clerical training, bookkeep- ing, business math, business English, and business law. Special awards are given each year in typing and shorthand. Miss Kathryn Long, chairman of the department, is in charge of the presentation of the awards. A standard goal is set for all students and those who reach this goal are eligible for an award. These awards have proven helpful for students seeking employment after graduation. In clerical training students learn how to operate the dictaphone, ten key adding machines, the calculator, the mimeograph, and the comptometer. Each year in January, business men in town come to Miss Long. They are seeking girls for employment in the various offices. Not many are chosen, but the ones who are get the jobs. Lucky is the student who goes to school half a day and earns money and experience the other half. [ 27 ] Mrs. Rachael Georg and Mrs. Carmela Falvo. Books, books, and more books! No wonder the library provides a key to adventure—adventure in science, literature, history, current events, and a variety of other topics. A busy place is the library with Mrs. Rachel Georg, the librarian, and Miss Pat Guzzi, the library clerk, ready to give help whenever needed. The JHS library contains 9000 books and subscribes to 78 magazines and three daily news- papers. There is a bulging file dating back five years for each magazine. With all the references available, the students of Johnstown High School are able to find material on topics ranging from prehistoric times to the space age. [ 28 ] Wlu k, maks-Vp, and (paint! Costumes, paint brushes, and song sheets are common tools used by the Fine Arts Department. Hard work goes into this department. The Dramatics Department, under the direction of Miss Joan Puhala, furnishes JHS with the class play, the Thanksgiving program and other assemblies during the year. In this department full emphasis is placed on the use of props and make-up. Mr. Carl Miller and Mr. William Tepper head the Music Department. Good voices are welcomed by the Mixed Chorus, the Girls' Chorus, the Boys' Quartet and the Girls' Quartet. Pleasant tones can be heard coming from the JHS band, the music ensemble and the orchestra. Water color, oil painting, pastel, and crayon are mediums used in the art classes. Exhibits from the Art Department have taken honors at the Scholastic Art Contests in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Josephine Quigley is the instructor in this department. [ 29 ] rrr $o SkijwcOud, 'tyoiing VYlan . . . In a large inconspicuous room on the first floor of our Alma Mater, big plans are discussed. Room 113 is the location of the aeronautics classes. Forrest Allison and Jack Slabe demonstrate the slide rule. Mr. Frank Weaver, who leads these discussions, is a licensed commercial pilot. The first semester of his aeronautics course is devoted to the study of meteorology, aerodynamics, and the recognition of aircraft. The second semester includes plotting courses, map reading, and radio navigation. By the use of visual aids, an excellent textbook, and his own extensive knowl- edge of aeronautics, Mr. Weaver can teach his boys the fun- damentals of flight. Since the techniques of aeronautics will someday have to be modified for aerospace travel, our Alma Mater, through the aeronautics classes, presents its contribution to the space age. [ 30 ] Junior Mathematics class working with identities. JAc Qhalbiwjsi jo WidhsimaiL Will future mathematicians be prepared to meet the challenge of future mathematics? One group which is working to make that answer a resounding, Yes, is the JHS Mathematics Department. For students seeking a basic background in the science, the department teaches general math, plane geometry, and algebra. Students who wish to make science or mathematics a career will find solid geometry and trigonometry necessary. It may sometimes seem foolish for liberal arts and commercial students to take courses in math- ematics. But the members of our Math Department realize the faultiness of that way of thinking. In the future we shall need doctors, lawyers, writers, and businessmen, as well as mathematicians and scientists, who understand this exact science. Wherever our graduates go, they will represent our Alma Mater well, thanks, in part, to the Mathematics Department. [ 31 ] Jh WCLLj. lOhat'A Qookinq? The attractive Home Economics Department of JHS is one to be proud of. The tempting aroma of various dishes can find its source in the home economics kitchen where Miss Norma Oliverio is the teacher. Here, girls who have signed up for home economics, either as a solid or an elective, learn the necessary fundamentals to help them become better home makers in the future. The girls learn the care of food and how to prepare a variety of meals which are tasty, attractive, and nutritional, as well as economical. to a man’A hsiaJii. Miss Oliverio's classes also include learning how to tell different grades of meat, the proper method of freezing food, and how to count calories. The proper way to keep and clean a house is also emphasized. With this knowledge of cooking and home making, the graduates from the JHS Home Economics Department are well on their way to becoming home makers of tomorrow. [ 32 ] The hum of sewing machines and the snipping of scissors can be heard in the clothing classes of JHS. The busy seamstresses, under the supervision of Mrs. Gloria Fenik, are kept busy all through the year on clothing projects. Mrs. Fenik sees that the girls who are taking sewing for the first year learn the basic fun- damentals. These include altering ready-to-wears, learning live color and design, care of clothing and what to make. Jo Aow a A am JcUkhionA in ike Vlfijnkinq Girls who have had clothing before are taught new methods and ways to help them increase their knowledge of fabrics and materials. The girls start with a simple sewing project and grad- ually work into more difficult projects. In the hall showcase, attractive outfits, designed by the stu- dents, are on display throughout the year. [ 33 ] (Bhsualdnq th £anquaqsi fiaWiWi The Language Department of JHS this year included Spanish, German, French, and Latin. Our Language Department is an asset to our school because of its broad program. The electronic age is reflecting itself in Johnstown High's new and modern language lab- oratory. The students of JHS are fortunate enough to have one of the few language laboratories in Pennsylvania. Here the students are taught to improve their pronunciation, intonation, and compre- hension. The department, as a whole, takes in various phases of learning. For example, the Spanish taught is not the formal Spanish. It is the language spoken in the South American Countries. The Spanish course also includes learning the customs and way of living of the Spanish-speaking peo- ples. French students studied French history and literature. Latin students studied Grecian and Latin classics and obtained a thorough knowledge of grammar. At Christmas, Latin students sang Christmas carols in Latin at Central Park, and at the end of the year the German students held a Schmier-Kase Pumpemickle party. [ 34 ] cScZc jgp, (BoaJla o$ Spa The foundation of the space program is science. This subject also holds an important position in JHS' curricula. JHS' Science Department branches out into the physiology, biology, chemistry and physics fields. This variety gives the JHS' students a chance to look beyond the horizon. The Science Department's function is to teach and inform the students of the fundamentals underlying the myriad mysteries of the science world. These will be the future inventors of the New-Age. Highlighting the Science Department's program is the Johnstown Science Fair, where JHS' projects are exhibited. If the projects are exceptionally good they may be entered in the Indiana and Hershey Fairs. If the United States is to continue as a world power, we will need the knowledge and leadership of these science enthusiasts. [ 35 ] UcVu h}--Jk Spicc oft £ife Variety in the learning process is necessary to create a well-rounded person. The everyday routine of academic classes is broken into by the physical education classes of Mr. Michael Garbinski. Boys of JHS look forward to gym class. They know the wide variety of activities physical ed- ucation provides. For instance, during the year, the students participate in a physical fitness test, play such sports as basketball, volleyball, baseball, and train in wrestling. Gym classes also develop leadership, strong bodies, coordination, sportsmanship, and friend- ships. The department proves a delight to those who realize that physical and mental development go hand in hand. Slun and Jhim in $ipn QlaAAQA Football, badminton, volley ball, basketball, and calisthentics are just a few of the activities in which JHS girls participated this year. Under the watchful eyes of Miss Carolyn Tilley and Mrs. Margaret Pipan, physical education was an important part of school life. Moans and groans were often heard from girls discovering muscles they never knew they had before. Physical education is a required subject for all. It provides a lively break from the class room routine. You sit in all your other classes— We never sit in gym class! The gym was also used for basketball games, wrestling matches, and dances during the year. [ 37 ] Vocational StudentA (phepate foh the Qkatlenqe of SnduAthq Every boy who chooses a vocational course at Johnstown High School can be well assured of competent instruction and practical application of his training. Each year JHS turns out boys trained in plumbing, carpentry, printing, sheet metal, drafting, auto body, auto mechanics, and elec- tricity. This instruction prepares each individual boy to meet the challenge of industry after gradua- tion or to further his education at an institution of higher learning. [ 38 ] (IniidjanA in Wood The boys in Wood Shop, under the direction of Mr. Robert Anderson, are the cabinetmakers and skilled craftsmen of tomorrow. Their course in Wood Shop is divided into two parts. The boys must follow a definite course of study as outlined by the state. They have their own textbooks from which they study and printed tests which they must pass in order to successfully continue the course. The second part of the course is practical training in working with wood. Anything which the school might need, and which is approved by the proper authorities, is made by the boys in the Wood Shop. Probably the most familiar result of their work is the very attractive lectern which graces the auditorium stage. They also make bookshelves, gavels, desks, cupboards, chests, and construction blocks for the elementary schools. The work done in this shop is of professional quality. The shop provides excellent basic train- ing and practical experience for the students. Students are proud of what is produced in this worth- while shop. (phinbihA’ (phaqteAA . . . What would people think of our Alma Mater if we didn't have a high school newspaper, tickets and programs for special events, and schedules and posters for athletic affairs. How would teachers and administrators feel about not having a teachers' directory. For those reasons alone we should be proud of our Print Shop. Under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Artice and Mr. Samuel Marek, the student printers not only produce material for our school, but also learn a trade that they can pursue after graduation from high school. 9 Ylotoh WlswdsihA Who's going to replace that blown head gasket on Your 1964 automobile? Chances are it will be one of the budding mechanics turned out by our Auto Mechanics teachers—Mr. John Buriak and Mr. Paul Oleksa. In the well-equipped shop at Cochran Junior High, these boys are taught the fundamen- tals of mechanical repair. They start each day with 30 to 40 minutes of classroom instruc- tion. Throughout the year they are kept busy overhauling en- gines, rewiring cars, and re- placing rings, pistons, wrist pins, valves, and other vital parts. With our excellent instruc- tors and equipment, our Auto Mechanics shop is supplying the world with a fine group of skilled repairmen. [ 41 ] jWcS' Sfuouji-dqsi fcnqbuuihA The potential engineers of the space age are now enrolled in the Industrial Arts drafting course. These students are furthering their education in their selected fields, whether it be electrical, mech- anical, structural or architectural. The Pennsylvania Department of Education requires that Industrial Arts courses be made avail- able, on the high school level, to all students. Those taking drafting, as a solid, average four hours a week and an annual 150 hours of actual experience. As an objective, the course endeavors to give students the strongest background possible for a college course in engineering. Modern techniques and processes are taught, and the student comes to see drafting as an integral part of our times. In effect, drafting is actually the graphic language of all engineering from the machinist, to the mathematician, to the space engineer. Unlimlhid OppoAiumiiM tih ad Our Alma Mater can be proud of their electricians who will take their place in the space age. The opportunities available to the boys of Johnstown High's Electric Shop will be unlimited in the future. Electric Shop students have progressed rapidly while at JHS. Under the supervision of Mr. Charles Auker, they learned the fundamentals of currents and circuits. During the year the boys also learn to re- wind generators and motors. With knowledge as their power, these boys are ready to challenge any electrical problems peculiar to any new structure. The boys of the JHS Electric Shop say, Thanks,'' to their Alma Mater for opening the door of opportunity. Jhe Safety J'bud HoyA Although it seems isolated from the rest of our Alma Mater, the JHS Machine Shop is a vital part of our school. Under the direction of Mr. William Allen, the Machine Shop produces leaders in tomorrow's industry. The main rule of the Machine Shop is Safety First. While these students learn the proper use and care of scales, calipers, and micrometers, safety is their first consideration. Two of their many projects are candle holders and metal hammers. Because the Machine Shop operates in complete safety, our Alma Mater has an excellent safety record. VYbrtjcd IfYlaqkiavM One of the most popular shops offered at JHS is Auto Body. Our future bodymen receive instruction in the fine art of auto body repair from Mr. Frank Krall. In the well-equipped shop at Cochran, the boys learn how to operate oxygen and acetylene welding equipment. These boys must also have a knowledge of approx- imately 50 panels that make up the body of a modern auto. With the dents smoothed out and the rust removed, a car can be rolled into the paint room at Cochran. The boys are proud of their modem facilities and enjoy working in a shop with its own light and air system. [ 45 ] Mechanics applied, to Engineering. QMS' Sfittce (plcmmhA Room 127 is the launching pad for Amer- ica's space planners. Each year the space age will demand more and more expe- rienced draftsmen. JHS' draftsmen learn to be accurate and precise, and are then trained to apply their learning to school projects. Every project needs a plan and JHS' drafting students provide these plans, which vary from mechanical design to ar- chitectural design. Students work on proj- ects, which match their field of drafting. The future design of many new struc- tures lies in the hands of these students with their T-squares and pencils. A new world means new ideas in design. Shod: Wished BoijA (foiAwsh Qall jo$ 9nduAJjiy As a huge Redstone rocket rises from its pad at Cape Canaveral and begins to toss its val- uable payload into the heavens, we realize that this would be virtually impossible without the metal industry. At Cochran Junior High School, boys of JHS prepare for this challenge of the space age. These boys, under the instruction of Mr. Bruce Alter, study metals and their use in industry. The sheet metal students make varied articles and receive practical experience in the welding of these articles. Although it's many miles from JHS to the launching pads at the Cape, students at JHS already begin to answer the call of the metal industry. £ai Up and Qkan Up Every school day throughout the year the cafeteria staff of JHS is kept busy from 11:11 to 12:59. Headed by Mrs. Margaret Christner, the hungry mob of students are well taken care of with well-balanced meals at budget prices. The cafeteria personnel are hard-working women who start work before school begins and finish after the close of school. A jollier group of women can be found nowhere. The custodians of JHS are another group of hard-working people. These loyal men and women, headed by Walter McClelland are always ready when anything needs to be cleaned or repaired. They take care of the major jobs around the school and keep our Alma Mater bright and sparkling. OLLLcc ml ABRAHAM. D. ADAMS. J. ADAMS. L. ALEX. C. ALICARD1. E. DIANNE ABRAHAM—Academic Course. Pep Club, Vice President of Para Medical Careers Glub, Secretary of Sci- ence Club, National Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, National Thespians. Student Council. Centralizer Staff, Editorial Staff of Spectator. Ambition: Dietician .... JOANN M. ADAMS—Business Education Course. Y-Teens, National Honor Society. Ambition: Secretary .... LINDA R. ADAMS—Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... JAMES ALEX CHRIS— Alix.” Academic Course. Photography Editor of Centralizer, Feature Editor of Spec- tator, Key Club. President of National Thespians. Boys’ Pep Club, National Honor Society. Ambition: Journalism or Advertising .... FRANCES JEAN ALICARDI- Fran. Business Education Course. Ambition: Undecided .... NANCY JEAN ALICARDI— Alia.” Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... FORREST HARRY ALLISON II — Skip.” Science-Math Course. National Thespians. Mu Alpha Theta, Hi-Y. Vice President of Na- tional Honor Society, Chaplain of Key Club, Science Club, President of Boys' Pep Club. Centralizer Staff. Sports Editor of Spectator. Ambition: Naval Academy .... JOHN C. ALT, JR.—Science-Math Course. Boys' Pep Club. Key Club, National Honor Society. Ambition: Mechanical En- gineering .... GARY K. ALTEMUS—Science-Math Course. Boys’ Pep Club. Hi-Y. Ambition: Veterinarian .... RITA MARIE ALTIMORE—Business Education Course. Pep Club. Ambition: Beautician .... ROBERT ALLEN ALWINE—“Bob.” Science-Math Course. Boys' Pep Club, Key Club, National Thespians. Student Council. Wrestling. Ambition: Doctor .... WILLIAM DAVID ANDREWS— Bill.” Key Club. Boys' Pep Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Debating Society. National Honor Society. Editor of the Centralizer. Editorial Staff of the Spectator. Ambition: Political Journalist or Writer .... THOMAS ANDRUS— Tom.” Vocational Course. Ambition: Elec- trician .... JUDITH ANN ANTAL- Squeaks.” Busi- ness Education Course. Ushers Club. Ambition: Office Clerk . . DONALD K. ARDOLINO— Don.” Liberal Arts Course. Key Club. National Honor Society. Boys' Pep Club. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Lawyer .... SPIROLENE ARNAL— Spirie.” Business Education Course. Para Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens. Mixed Cho- rus. Ambition: Nurse .... LEROY ASHBRIDGE— Lee. Vocational Course. Ambition: Auto Mechanic .... MARY ANN AVENI— Mary Ann.” Business Ed- ucation Course. Ambition: Bookkeeper .... STANLEY JAMES AZAR — Ace.” Academic Course. Football. D Wrestling. Baseball. Ambition: Lawyer .... JANET EILEEN AZAR — Azar.” Business Education Course. Ambition: I. B. M. Operator .... MARY ANN BABICH —“Bab. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... ASHBRIDGE. L. AVENI. M. AZAR. J. AZAR. J. BABICH. M. A. [ 52 ] BACH. G. BAILEY. E. BALMUTA. G. BALYA. R. BARNDT. C. GERALD JOHN BACH — Mr. B. Vocational Course. Ambition: Air Force .... EDWIN ARTHUR BAILEY— Beetle.’ Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Forces BARSOPHY B . . . . GERALD P. BALMUTA— Jerry. General Course. BARTOLOMA. V. Ambition: Armed Forces .... RICHARD BALYA- BASSETT L Dick. Academic Course. Baseball. Ambition: Techni- cian .... CAROL BARNDT— Carol. Academic Course. President of Para-Medical Careers Club, National Honor Society. Debating Society. Ushers Club. Ambition: Profes- sional Nursing .... BARBARA BARSOPHY-'Barb. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Pep Club, Junior Classical League, National Honor Society. Ambition: Registered Nurse ... VICTOR BARTOLOMA- Vic. Vocational Course. Ambition: Mechanic .... JOANN BASSETT— Josie. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary . . KATHARINE BATES— Kathy. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Football Usher, National Thespians, Y-Teens. Ambition: Navy Nurse ... LAMAR BAXTER— Dct. Vocational Course. Ambition: Business Owner .... STEPHEN BEARD— Steve. Academic Course. Ambition: Mechan- ical Engineer .... KAY BEENER—General Course. Para- Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Practical Nurse . ♦ . . DOROTHY PATRICIA BELLAK- Dimples. Business Education Course. Ambition: Office Work .... LEONARD BELTZ — College Course. Science Club. Projection Club. Band. Ambition: Artist .... DAVID BELZ— Dave. Academic Course. Ambition: Commer- cial Artist .... JUDY BELZ— Pete. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Y-Teens, Band. Ambition: Nurse .... CONNIE BENEIGH— Lou Business Educa- tion Course. Cheerleader. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Ambition: IBM. Operator ... WILFRED BENNETT, JR.- Will. Science-Math Course Key Club. President of Stu- dent Council. Mu Alpha Theta. Engineer s Club. Science Club. Boys Pep Club. Ambition: Chemical Engineer .... JOHN J. BENSHOFF — Science-Math Course. Science Club. Boys' Pep Club. Debating Society. Photography Staff of Spectator. Ambition: Medical Doctor .... WILLIAM BELZ D BERGER — Bill. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed BELZ. I Forces . . DEAN A. BERGHANE-Science-Math Course. Key Club. Boys Pep Club. Ambition: Aero Space Engineer. BATES. K. BAXTER. L BEARD. S BEENER. K BELLAK. D. BENNETT. W. BENEIGH. C. [ 53 ] BENSHOFF. J. BERGER. W. BERGHANE. D. BERKEY. H. BETTS. D. BIASELLA, A- BIFANO. L. BIGGS. G. BIHEN. G. BLACKNER. G. HERMAN BERKEY-Vocational Course. Ambition: Marines .... DONALD SCOTT BETTS— Don.” Voca- tional Course. Ambition: Marines .... ALBERT A. BIASELLA—“Buddie. Academic Course. Wrestling. Ambi- tion: Business Administration .... LINDA LOU BIFANO— Lin.” College Course. Y-Teens. Ambition. Typist: GEORGE EARL BIGGS—Science-Math Course. Band. Ambition: Doctor .... GEORGIA BIHEN—Ac- ademic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens, Junior Classical League. Ambition: Anesthesiologist . . GENE T. BLACKNER — Vocational Course. Ambition: Auto Mechanic .... BLAIR. I. BLOOM. I. BOWERS. W BOYLE. ] BLASKO. G. BLOUGH. D BOWSER. N. BRANT. I. BLOOM 1. BORING. K. BOYARSKY. L. BRAY. G. JUDITH ANN BLAIR - Judie. Business Education Course. Pep Club, Student Council. Ambition: Legal Sec- retary .... GEORGE BLASKO—Business Education Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... JOAN LUCILLE BLOOM—Business Education Course. Pep Club. Ambi- tion: Bookkeeper .... JOYCE SUZANNE BLOOM- Business Education Course. Pep Club. Ambition: Book- keeper .... DONNA LEE BLOUGH— Donna. ’ Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Beautician . . . . KEITH FREDERICK BORING - Vocational Course. Ambition: Printing_WILLIAM HERBERT BOWERS — Bill. Science-Math Course. Boys Pep Club, Science Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Photography Staff of Spectator, President of Debating Society. Ambition: Astro-Physicist . . . . NANCY LOUISE BOWSER- Nancy. Business Education Course. Ambition: Medical Secretary . . . . LINDA JOAN BOYARSKY- Lin. Business Education Course. National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Future Teachers of America, Library Club, Photography Staff of Spectator, Ushers Club, Science Club. Ambition: Private Secretary . . . . JOHN PATRICK BOYLE, JR.- Bull. Academic Course. Ambition: Business Teacher .... JAMES ROBERT BRANT— Arch. Gentyal Course. Ambition: Cabinetmaker .... GINGER LANE BRAY— Gee. Academic Course. Secretary of Band, Future Teachers of America, Orchestra, Y-Teens, Science Club. Ambition: Private Music Teacher .... [ 54 ] BRAY. L. BRUDNAK. E. BRUGETTE. C BUCCERI. P. BURG N. W. BURK. G. BURK. R. BURRIS. R. BUTARA. R. BUTERBAUGH. A. BUTERBAUGH. B. BUXBAUM. C. HERBERT LYNN BRAY — “Lynn. Academic Course. Band. Ambition: Math Teacher .... ELAINE BRUDNAK —Business Education Course. Y-Teens, National Honor Society. Ambition: Secretary .... CAROL ANN BRUGETTE—Business Education Course. Ambition: Nun .... PAUL SAMUEL BUCCERI- Paul. Science-Math Course. Science Club. Ambition: Electronics Engineer .... WILLIAM E. BURGAN—General Course. Ambition: Carpenter or Upholsterer .... GENE LA VERNE BURK — “Genic. ' Academic Course. Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Debating Society, National Thespians. Ambi- tion: Elementary Teacher . . . .ROXEEN YVONNE BURK—'Roxy.' Academic Course. Pep Club, Para Med- ical Careers Club, Treasurer of National Thespians, Assist- ant Editor of Spectator, Centralizer Staff, National Honor Society. Ambition: Nurse .... HARRISON ROBERT BURRIS—“Bob. Science-Math Course. President of Sci- ence Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Debating Society, Photography Staff of Spectator, National Honor Society. Ambition: Electrical Engineer .... RAYMOND BUTARA — “Ray. Vocational Course. Ambition: Auto Mechanic ____AMOS BUTERBAUGH-“Red. Vocational Course. Ambition: Sheet Metal Worker .... BETTY JANE BUTERBAUGH — “Bet. Business Education Course. Ambition: Typist .... CHERI RAE BUXBAUM- Cheri.” Business Education Course. Pep Club. Ambition: Undecided .... SALLY LOU CADDY — Sal. Academic Course. Pep Club. Future Teachers of America. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher .... TONI CAMERON— Tom. Academic Course. Secretary of Y-Teens, Secretary of Future Teachers of America. Student Council. Para Medical Careers Club. Photography. Staff of Spectator. Ambition: School Nurse .... JOSEPH MICHAEL CAMMARATA— Cami-Duca. Academic Course. Ambition College Teacher . . . . MARY ALICE CARAS— Mary. Business Education Course. Pep Club. Science Club. Ushers Club. Ambi- tion: Successful Secretary .... CHARLOTTE KARNS— “Charlie. Academic Course. Future Teachers of America. Pep Club. Ushers Club. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher ... JOSEPH CLINTON CASHAW — Brother. Academic Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... DIANA LEE CASHMAN — Di. “ Business Education Course. Inter-Club Council Representative. Y-Teens. Mixed Chorus, Ushers Club. Ambition. Secretary .... CASPER. A. CAUFFIEL. R. CHAMBERLAIN, V. CHARNEY. M. A. CHIODO, C. A. CHOSE. R. CHRISTIAN. J. CHURILLA. J. ANDREA KAYE CASPER- Chooch. Business Educa- tion Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Beautician . . . . RICHARD E. CAUFFIEL- Chip. Academic Course. Vice President of Hi-Y, Student Council. Boys' Pep Club, Science Club. Ambition: Meteorologist .... VICKI LEE CHAMBERLAIN — Vicki.” Science-Math Course. Y- Teens, National Honor Society. Ambition: Artist . . . . MARY ANN ELIZABETH CHARNEY - Miz. Ac- ademic Course. Photography Staff of Spectator, Para-Med- ical Careers Club. Ambition: Nurse .... CLARA ANN CHIODO — Toots.” General Course. Girls' Chorus. Ambition: Airline Hostess or Cashier .... RUSSEL FRANK CHOSE, JR.— Russ. Vocational Course. Ambi- tion: Electrical Contractor .... JAMES ALONZO CHRISTIAN— Jaime.” Academic Course. Hi-Y. Ambi- tion: Social Studies Teacher .... JOSEPH THOMAS CHURILLA—“Joe Academic Course. Band. Ambition: CIARAVELLA, R. CICON. F. Undecided . . . . ROSANN V. M. CIARAVELLA— Rosie.” Business Education Course. Ambition: Beautician . . . . FREDERICK J .CICON - Fred. Vocational Course. Ambition: Mechanic .... FRANCIS B. CIESLO — Chisel. Business Education Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... STEPHEN F. CINKO, JR.— Steverino. Business Education Course. Ambition: Armed Forces . . . . JUDITH CAROL CLARK-'Judy. Academic Course. National Thespians, Junior Classical League, Para-Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: Registered Nurse . . . . KENNETH WAYNE CLAWSON- Ken. Vocational Course. Ambition: Auto Mechanic .... BEVERLY ANN CLOSSIN— Bev.” Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, National Thespians, Y-Teens, Photography Staff of Spectator. Ambition: Medical Technologist or Nurse . . . . DOROTHY MARGARET COBAUGH - Dorothy. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary . . . GLORIA PEARL COLBERT— Glory. Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Office Worker .... SUSAN BELLE COLBERT — Tex.” Academic Course . Para-Medical Careers Club, Band, Junior Classical League, Y-Teens, Na- tional Honor Society. Ambition: Registered Nurse . . . . ALFRIEDA LORENE COLEMAN— Frieda.” Business Education Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Undecided .... RUBY ELAINE CONNERS- Rebecca. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Book- keeper ... BONNIE LOUISE CONSTABLE- Bon. Academic Course. Staff of Centralizer, Para-Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: Registered Nurse . . . . CONNERS. R. COLBERT. G. COLBERT. S. COLEMAN. A. [ 56 ] CONSTABLE. B. CORDEK. R. CORLE. J. COSHAREK. D. COSTANZO. I. COSTLOW. W. ROBERT CORDEK— Bob.' Academic Course. Boys Pep Club. Ambition: Millionaire .... JOHN W. CORLE, JR. —Science-Math Course. Hi-Y, Key Club. Math Club, Boys' CRCRIBBSRIL Pep Qub. Ambition: Electrical Engineer .... DIANE CROYLE. G COSHAREK—Science-Math Course. Mu Alpha Theta. Y-Teens, National Thespians. Ambition: Mechanical En- gineer .... JOSEPH RICHARD COSTANZO- Joe. Academic Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... WILLIAM COSTLOW — Rock.'’ Vocational Course. Ambition: Beautician .... SUSAN JANE CRAWFORD — “Sue. Academic Course. Band. Y-Teens, Student Coun- cil, Para-Medical Careers Club, National Honor Society. Ambition: Nursing .... LINDA JEAN CRIBBS— Crib- bsey. Business Education Course. Ambitian: Beautician .... GRANT W. CROYLE—Academic Course. Ambition: Osteopathic Physician .... BONNIE LYNN CUSTER— Bon. Academic Course. Y-Teens, Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse .... CYNTHIA ANNE CYBURT — Cyndi.” Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Y-Teens. Ambition: Nurse .... FRANCINE DABBS— Franny. Business Education Course. Ambition: Bookkeeper .... GEORGETTA LOUISE DABBS- “Georgie. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... ELIZABETH LOUISE DAUGHERTY— Beth. Academic Course. Future Teachers of America, Bank. Woodwind Ensemble. Ambition: Teacher .... CURTIS DAVIS — Curt.” Science-Math Course. Key Club, Boys’ Pep Club, Wrestling. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer .... ROBERT L. DEFAZIO— Bob. Scicnce- Math Course. President of Mu Alpha Theta. Key Club, Mixed Chorus. Boys’ Pep Club, Editor of the Photography Staff of the Spectator, Science Club. National Honor Soci- ety. Ambition: Engineering .... MICHAEL DAMIEN DENK— Mike. Academic Course. President of Future Teachers of America. Boys’ Pep Club. Science Club, Debat- ing Society. Football, Track. Ambition: Diplomatic Service .... LOIS JEAN DE ROSA—Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ushers Club. Ambition: I.B.M. Operator .... CHARLES VERNON DESCH - Butch. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Service .... MILDRED DEVICH— Millie. Business Education Course. Ambition: DAVIS C. To Be a Success .... SUZANNE DINYAR — Sue. DE FAZIO. R. Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Ushers Club. Ambi- DENK. M. tion: Undecided .... DEBBIE DOBBINS— Deb. Busi- ness Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... DESCH. C. DE ROSA. L. [ 57 ] DEVICH. M. DINYAR. S. DOBBINS. D. DAVID DENNIS DRUZAK— Dave. Vocational Course. Graphic Arts Club. Ambition: Printer .... WALTER A. DRZAL— Walt. Business Education Course. Ambition: State Policeman .... GERALD MARTIN DUD ASH — Jerry. General Course. Ambition: Gas Station Attendant .... JAMES DUD ASH—'Peck.” Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... LOIS DUMEYER—“Lois. Academic Course. Future Teachers of America. Band. Orchestra. Mixed Chorus. Ushers Club, Pep Club. Ambition: Teacher .... MARY LOUISE DURANKO—'Mary Lou. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Undecided .... LEONARD JAY EDELMANN— Len.‘ Vocational Course. Ambition: Painting Contractor .... EDWARDS. B. ENOS. C. EVANS. T. FALSTiCK. D. ELKIN. I. EUEN. R. EVANS. J. FALTON. J. EMERICK. L. EVANISKO. F. FAITH. L. FAUST. R. BEVERLY EDWARDS — Bev. Business Education Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Airline Stewardess .... JILL ELKIN—Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Secretary . . . . LUCINDA JANE EMERICK- Cindy. Academic Course. Future Teachers of America. Mixed Chorus. Y- Teens. Ushers Club. Ambition: Elementary Teacher . . . . CRAIG D. ENOS — Eno. General Course. Ambition: Diesel Mechanic .... ROBERT EUEN—'Bob. Voca tional Course. Ambition: Mechanic . . . . S. FRANCIS EVANISKO—‘‘Ebb. Academic Course. Football. Mixed Chorus. Parliamentarian of Student Council. Ambition: Teacher .... JOSEPH WILLIAM EVANS- Joe. Academic Course. Band. Ambition: Businessman . . . . THOMAS DAVID EVANS — Science-Math Course. Ambition: Air Force .... LOUISE FAITH—Business Education Course. Ushers Club. Ambition: Accountant . . . . DUANE WILLIAM FALSTICK- Sweet William. Vocational Course. Ambition: Federal Investigator . . . . JOHN FALTON— Vulture. Academic Course. Mixed Chorus, Boys Pep Club. Ambition: Armed Services .... ROBERT C. FAUST— Bob. Vocational Course. Ambi- tion: Diesel Mechanic .... [ 58 ] BETTY JEAN FELIX — Betty. Business Education Course. Ambition: Undecided .... DIANE FELIX— Diane. Business Education Course. Ambition: Undecided . . . . LEONARD FERENCHIK- French. Academic Course. Baseball. Ambition: A Yankee .... ROBERT S FERNER— Gerner. Academic Course. Debating Soci- ety. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Medical Technician . . . . EDWARD R. FIGURA- Figaro. Vocational Course. Ambition: Electronics Technician .... MARTIN FINNERTY— Marty. Vocational Course. Projectionist Club. Ambition: Draftsman .... DAVID H. FISHER— Dave. Science-Math Course. Student Council, National Honor Society. Ambition: Optometrist .... JAMES D. FISHER, JR. — Fish. Vocational Course. Basketball. Ambition: College .... ROXANA JANE FITT- Roxy. Academic Course. Future Teachers of America, Pep Club. Ambition: Teacher .... WILLI AxM JOHN FOLTIN, JR. — Willie. Vocational Course. Ambition: Undecided ___NICHOLAS PATRICK FOROSISKY- Pat. Voca- tional Course. Ambition: Draftsman .... JOSEPH JOHN FRANKOFSKY—Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Service .... FELIX. B. FELIX. D. FERENCHIK. L. FERNER. R. FIGURA E. FINNERTY. M. FISHER. D. FISHER. J FITT. R. FOLTIN W. FOROSISKY. P. FRANKOFSKY. J. BARRY FREEBURN— Barry. Academic Course Junior Classical League. Ambition: Dentist . . BEVERLY DIANE FREEBURN— Bev Academic Course Para-Medical Careers Club. Y-Teens, Future Teachers of America. Ambition: Elementary Teacher . . . . C. WAYNE FREEMAN — Wayne. Academic Course. Pep Club. Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Undecided .... WILLIAM FRIEBEN, JR. — Bill. Science-Math Course. Key Club. Boys’ Pep Club. Ambition: Biology Researcher .... SYLVIA FRIEDMAN — Tex. Academic Course. Y-Teens, Ushers Club. Ambition: Armed Services .... PETE A. FURFARI— Fuf. General Course Football Manager. Wrestling. Ambition: Bank Teller . . CAROL JEAN FURNARI — Carol. Academic Course. Y-Teens. Para- Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Undecided .... FURRY. W. FUTCH. E. GAHAGAN. R. GALAYDA. J. GAWEL. E. GEHOSKY. G. GEMBINSKI. B. WARREN RALPH FURRY— Jack. Business Education Course. Ambition: College .... ELZIE FUTCH, JR.— GAWLAS. E. Academic Course. Ambition: I. B. M. Operator . . . . GEHA.MS REBECCA GAHAGAN - Becky. Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Girls’ Chorus. Ambition: Undecided ... JOHN GALAYDA — Muscles. Vocational Course. Graphic Arts Club. Ambition: Printer .... ELAINE ANN GAWEL— Elaine. Academic Course. Para-Med- ical Careers Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Chorus, Ushers Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse .... EUGENE GAWLAS— Fish. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... SONDRA LEE GAYDOS-’Sandie. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Girls’ Chorus, Y- Teens, Ushers Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse . . . . MICHAEL GEHA— Mike. Science-Math Course. Key Qub, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council, Photography Staff of Spectator, Band, National Honor Society, Science Club. Ambition: Doctor .... GLORIA GEHOSKY— Libbi. Business Education Course. Pep Club, Girls’ Chorus. Ambition: I. B. M. Operator . . . BERNARD THOMAS GEMBINSKI— Binkie. Science-Math Course. Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club, Science Club, National Honor Society. Ambition: Engineer .... SAMUEL GEMUS— Mus. Academic Course. Ambition: Artist . . . ERIC GRAYDON GEORG — Eric. Academic Course. Senior Band, Advanced Science Club, Junior Play Cast. Ambition: Ar- chitect .... THOMAS W. GEORGE- Tom. Voca- tional Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... VIVIAN GEORG. E. GEORGE. T. HELEN GEORGE- Vec. Academic Course. Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Para-Medical Careers Club, Junior Classical League. Ambition: Nurse .... BONNIE MAY GIBBONS— Bon. Co-Captain of the Cheerleaders. Future Teachers of America, Student Council, Pep Club. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher .... DONALD R. GILLMAN— Don. Science-Math Course. Key Club. Ambition: College .... EMILIE I. GLANDING-’ Em. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: Nurse .... JANET LOUISE GLASS— Janet. Para-Medical Careers Club, Junior Classical League. Ambi- tion: Nurse . . . . JACQUELINE GLOVACH- Jackie. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Typist . . . . ROSE MARIE GMUCA—Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... CHRISTOPHER PAUL GOFF —Vocational Course. Ambition: Undecided .... GMUCA. R. GLANDING. E. GLASS, J. GLOVACH. J. [ 60 ] GOFF, C. GOFF. R. GOLIAN. ]. GOODMAN. R. GORGONE. F GRAMLING. G. RONALD GEORGE GOFF—Vocational Course. Ambi- tion: Armed Service .... JOHN STEVEN GOLIAN— Otis.' Vocational Course. Ambition: Small Business R EGCDRlCi? JA . . . RALPH CHESTER GOODMAN- Rusty. Ac- GREGORY. K ademic Course. Football, Wrestling. Student Council. Ambition: To Find Contentment .... FRANK WILLIAM GORGONE — General Course. Ambition: Barber or Jockey----GARY LEE GRAMLING- Head. Business Education Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... ALICE ANNE GREGORCHIK — Alice.” Academic Course. Cheerleader, Pep Club, Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambi- tion: Registered Nurse_JOAN LOUISE GREGORICH — Cookie. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Undecided .... KENNETH E. GREGORY— Kenny. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... MARGARET JEAN GRESIK— Jean. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Beautician .... NANCY LOUISE GRETOK — Nanc. Business Education Course. National Honor Society, Y-Teens. Ambition: Teacher .... WANDA RUTH GRIFFITH— Griff. Business Education Course. Ambition: Bookkeeper .... AMMA MARY GROMAN— Mamie. Business Education Course. Ambition: Book- keeper .... JAMES WILLIAM GROVE- Bill. Ac- ademic Course. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Lawyer . . . . JAMES RICHARD GRUBB- Jim. Vocational Course. Ambition: Auto Mechanic .... MARGARET ROSE GUTILLA — Marge. Academic Course. Para- Medical Careers Club. Pep Club, National Honor Society. Ambition: Medical Technician .... PATRICIA RUTH GUYER— Pat. Business Education Course. President of Y-Teens, Pep Club. National Honor Society. Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Accountant .... MILAN GVOZDICH— Tunney. General Course. Basketball. Ambition: Com- mercial Artist .... JOHN PAUL HALUSKA— Sam. College Course. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Armed Forces .... EDWARD STEPHEN HANECHAK- Ed. College Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... CAROL ANN HANNA — Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... EUGENE CHARLES HANNUR- Beans. General Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... HALUSKA. J. [ 61 ] GVOZDICH. M. HANECHAK. E. HANNA. C. HANNUR. E. HARDRICK. P. HARKLEROAD. M- HART. P. HARTZELL. P. HASELRIG. D. HASELRIG. J. HASELRIG. P. HARDRICK PRAYTHER—General Course. Ambition Civil Service . . MARIE LOUISE HARKLEROAD— Hark. Business Education Course. Pep Club. Ambition: Beautician .... PATRICIA ANN HART— Patty.' Business Education Course. Chorus. Y-Teens. Ambition: Switchboard Operator .... PAULINE RUTH HARTZELL — Polly. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Y-Teens. Ambition: Nurse .... DELORES ANN HASELRIG— Dee Business Education. Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Secretary .... JACQUELINE YVANNE HASELRIG— Jackie. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Future Teachers of America. National Thes- pians. Y-Teens. Debating Society. Ushers Club. Ambition: Lawyer ... PRISCILLA L. HASELRIG— Prissy. Business Education. Ambition: Secretary .... HASSELL. H. HELBIG. D. HESS. I. HINDMAN. T. HAYES. I. HERALD E. HESS. R HOBAR. N. HEIDER. R. HERDMAN. M. E. HILDEBRAND. C HOCKENBERRY. C. HARRY T. HASSELL — Hass. Vocational Course. Graphic Arts Club. Ambition: Armed Service . . . . JUDITH ANN HAYES — Judy. Business Education Course. Ambition: Office Work .... ROBERT HEIDER — Heidi. General Course. Football. Ambition: Mechanic ... DAVID HELBIG— Dave. Academic Course. Ambition: Registered Male Nurse .... ELIZABETH ANN HERALD — Liz. Business Education. Y-Teens, Band. Ambition: Bookkeeper .... MARY ELLEN HERDMAN— Dolly. Business Education Course. Para- Medcial Careers Club. Ambition: Practical Nurse .... JOANN CATHERINE HESS - Academic Course. Y- Tecns. Ambition: Agriculture .... ROBERT HESS— Bob. Academic Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... CLAIRE HILDEBRAND—Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Y-Teens. Ambition: Nurse .... WILLIAM THOMAS HINDMAN — Mortch. Academic Course. President of Key Club. Vice-President of Chorus, Boys Pep Club. Student Council. National Honor Society. Ambi- tion: Mortician .... NICHOLAS G. HOBAR— Nick. Academic Course. Baseball. Basketball. Ambition: Un- decided .... CATHERINE HOCKENBERRY- Ann. Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Future Teachers of America, Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Secretary [ 62 ] BARBARA BETH HOCKENSMITH—Academic Course. Junior Classical League. Mixed Chorus, Future Teachers of America. Ambition: College .... PATRICIA A. HONCHAR — Pat. Academic Course. Bank, Student Council, Y-Teens. Ambition: Beautician .... CAROL ANN HORNER — Business Education Course. Chorus. Ambition: Model or Beautician .... GLORIA HOUSER —’ Jean. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. National Thespians. Ambition: I.B.M. Operator or Secretary .... GLORIA JEAN HOWARD—Business Education Course. Ambition: Accountant .... GREGOR HRESCAK— Gregg. Science-Math Course. Key Club, Boys' Pep Club, Mixed Chorus. Photography Staff of Spectator, Na- tional Honor Society. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer .... POLLY ANN ICKES— Ick. Business Education Course. Secretary of National Thespians, National Honor Society, Photography Staff of Spectator, Y-Teens, Cafeteria Staff, Future Teachers of America. Ambition: Medical Secretary .... BARBARA LOUISE INTIHAR- Barb. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... RICHARD GEORGE IRWIN- Rick. Science- Math Course. Ambition: Undecided .... PATRICIA A. JACOBY—General Course. Student Council. Ambition: Undecided .... WALTER PHILIP JACOBY- Walt. Science-Math Course. Ambition: Electrical Engineer . . . . JOHN PAUL JAMES— Keggs. Academic Course. Boys' Pep Club, Centralizer Staff, Assistant Sports Editor of Spectator. Ambition: Journalist .... HOCKENSMITH. B. HONCHAR P. HOUSER. G. HOWARD. G. ICKES. P. INTIHAR. B. IACOBY. P. JACOBY. W. HORNER. C. HRESCAK G. IRWIN. R. JAMES. J. MICHAEL A. JARDINA— Mike. General Course. Ambition Navy LAWRENCE JASTRAB— Larry. Vocational Course. Ambition Undecided . . . . DELORES JOHNSON— Dec. Business Education Course. Fu- ture Teachers of America. Y-Tcens. Ushers Club. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Telephone Operator . . . . SUZAN JONES— Suzy. Academic Course. Future Teachers of America. Y-Teens. Ambition: Nurse ... FRED WILLIAM KARPEN— Fred. Vocational Course. Boys Pep Club. Ambition: Electrical Engineer CAROLINF' KASPER— Cass. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Undecided EDWARD J. KASTERKO — Cuz. Vocational Course. Ambition. Auto Mechanic .... KAUFMAN. G. KEIFER, B. KEIPER, R. KENNEDY. P. KEPPLE. C. KING. E. KINNEL. E. KINOL. R. KINSEY. D. KISER. S. GARY KAUFMAN— Gay. Vocational Course. Ambi- tion: Metal Refinisher .... BARRY BLAINE KEIPER— KEPPLE. K. KERESTESY. E. Buzz. General Course. Football Manaqer. Ambition: KESER. M. Undecided .... RONALD LEE KEIPER-' Ron. Voca- tional Course. Baseball. Ambition: Undecided . . . . PATRICK KENNEDY— Pat. Business Education Course. Ambition: Undecided .... CAROLYN SUSANN KEPPLE— Carol. Business Education. Ambition: Sec- retary .... KATHRYN E. KEPPLE- Kathy. Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... EVELYN OLGA KERESTESY— Evie. Business Education Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Future Teachers of America, Y-Teens, Library Club. Ambition: Bookkeeper . . . . MARK KESER—Vocational Course. Graphic Arts Club. Ambition: Printer .... ELIZABETH ANN KING— Beth. Academic Course. Ambition: Missionary . . . . EUGENE FRANCIS KINNEL - Gene.” Academic Course. Ambition: Undecided .... RAMON GENE KINOL—“Beep.” Academic Course. Sergeant of Arms of Pep Club. Ambition: Accountant .... DAVID RALPH KINSEY—“Dave.” Vocational Course. Ambition: Elec- trician .... SANDRA KISER—Business Education Course. Ambition: Undecided .... LYDIA KISHA—Academic Course. Member of Spectator Staff, Centralizer Staff, Para- Medical Careers Club, Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Undecided .... RITA KMECAK— Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Pep Club. Ambition: Medical Assistant .... HELEN ANN KMETT — Han. Business Education Course. Ushers Club. Ambi- tion: Undecided .... SUZANNE CAROL KMETZ— Suzie. Business Education Course. Library Club, Na- tional Honor Society. Ambition: Bookkeeper .... DAVID KOCHER— Mole. Academic Course. Ambition: For- ester .... ANN CATHERINE KOCHJAR— Kookie. Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Science Club. Ambi- tion: I.B.M. Operator .... ANDREW L. KOLESAR- Andy. Business Education Course. Ambition: Commer- KMECAK. R cial Pilot .... RICHARD KONDASH— Kumba. Ac- KMETT. H. ademic Course. Football, Baseball. Ambition: Undecided KOLESAR. A. [ 64 ] KMETT. S. KOCHER. D. KOCHJAR. A. KONDASH, R. KORENOSKI. I. KOSLIN. M. KOT. D. KOVACH. M. A. KOVALIK. D. KRISS. I. KRISTOFF. E. KUBA. N. KUCERA. R. KOZMA. D. KREDEL. S. KRISAY. I. KUCERA. R. KUKOLA. B. KUNDRICH. N. JAMES KORENOSKI — “Squid.” Vocational Course. Ambition: Auto Mechanic .... MARLENE PATRICIA KOSLIN — Business Education Course. Student Council, Pep Club. Ambition: Secretary .... DONALD F. KOT — Pollok. Academic Course. Student Council. Hi-Y, Track. Ambition: Hotel Management .... MARY ANN KOVACH—-Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Library Club. Ambition: I. B. M. Operator .... DAVID KOVALIK—“Dave. Business Education Course. Ambition: Electronics .... DANIEL L. KOZMA—“Danny.” Busi- ness Education Course. Ambition: I. B. M. Operator .... SALLY LOU KREDEL — Sally.” Business Education Course. Future Teachers of America, National Honor Soci- ety, Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... JANET LEE KRISAY — “Janet.” Academic Course. Para - Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse .... JOAN CAROL KRISS—“Joni. Business Education Course. Li- brary Club. Ambition: Secretary .... ELAINE MICHELE KRISTOFF—“Kris.” Business Education Course. Ambition: Doctor's Receptionist .... JEFF KRONE— Stretch.” Academic Course. Treasurer of Hi-Y, Boys' Pep Club. Ambition: Radio Broadcaster .... NANCY JEAN KUBA — Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Para-Medical Careers Club, Ushers Club. Ambition: Nurse . . . . RAYMOND PAUL KUCERA- Ray. Academic Course. Ambition: College .... RUTH ELAINE KUCERA- Ruthie. Academic Course. Secretary of Student Council, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Para-Medical Careers Club, Pep Club. Ambition: Nurse .... BARBARA JEAN KUKOLA — Barb.” Business Education Course. Pep Club, National Honor Society. Ambition: Legal Sec- retary .... NICHOLAS KUNDRICH- Nick. Academic Course. Ambition: College .... DONNA KUNKLE- Donna. General Course. Ambition: Typist . . . . JAMES KUPYAR— Kupie.” Vocational Course. Ambi- tion: Printer .... ROBERT KURTZ—''Bob. Vocational Course. Ambition: Machinist .... VINCENT PAUL LA BUDA— Bojun.” Academic Course. Ambition: For- estry Smoke Jumper .... FRANK J. LACO—Academic Course. Ambition: Electrical Engineer.... KUPYAR. J. KUNKLE. D. [ 65 ] KURTZ, R. LA BUDA. V. LACO. F. LAMBERT. S. LAMPROPLIS. E. LAPOSATA. B. LASLO. T. LAVELY. W. LAWRENCE. J. LEAR. I. SHIRLEY MAE LAMBERT— Shirk Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Bookkeeper . . . ELAINE LAMPROPLIS—Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Future Teachers of America. Ambition: History Teacher . . . BLANCHE M. LAPOSATA— Doli . Academic Course. Treasurer of Y-Teens. Para-Medical Careers Club. Stu- dent Council. Ambition: Nurse . THERESA LASLO—Academic Course. Y-Teens. Para-Medical Careers Club. National Thespians. Ambition: Nurse .... WILLIAM CLYDE LAVELY— Bill. College Course. Junior Clas- sical League. Library Club. Boys Pep Club. Ambition: Ministry .... JOHN CAMERON LAWRENCE— John. Science-Math Course. Assistant Sports Editor of Centralizer. Spectator Staff. Boys Pep Club. Key Club. National Honor Society. Ambition: Lawyer .... JAMES L. LEAR — Jim. Vocational Course. Boys' Pep Club, Elec- tronics Qub. Projectionists Club. Ambition: Communication Electronics .... LECHAK. J. LEHMAN. C. LENTVORSK! A. LESLIE. L. LECKEY A. LEHMAN. I. LE PERE R LEWIS. G LEECH. A LEHMAN R LEPUS. P LEWIS. T. JO ANN MICHELE LECHAK-Jo. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. National Honor Society. Ambition: Bookkeeper .... ALICE LECKEY— Alice. Academic Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Medical Assistant . . . . ANTHONY LEECH— Tony. Academic Course: Library Club. Electronics Club. Science Club. Projectionists Club. Ambition: Armed Forces .... CINDERENE MARY LEHMAN— Cindy. Academic Course. Y-Teens. Para- Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Medical Secretary . . . . JUDITH ANN LEHMAN - Judy. Academic Course. Secretary of Senior Class. Secretary of Para-Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens. Student Council. Ambition: Reg- istered Nurse .... RICHARD LEHMAN- Monk. General Course. Ambition: Welder .... ANDREW LENTVORSKI — Slouch. Science-Math Course. Key Club. .Ambition: Engineer .... RICHARD L. LE PERE — Pierre. Business Education Course. Ambition: Million- aire ___PAUL ANTHONY LEPUS- Pablo. Academic Course. Key Club. National Thespians. Ambition: Armed Forces .... LOIS JEAN LESLIE — Lo. Academic Course. Y-Teens. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Nurse .... GRACE ELISABETH LEWIS- Betsy. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary . . . . THOMAS LEWIS— Louie. Business Education Course. Ambition: Bookkeeper .... [ 66 ] THOMAS VAUGHN LLOYD - Vocational Course. Ambition: Undecided .... SANDRA LOCHRIE—“Sandy. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Nurse .... BARRY FRANK LUGAR- Barry. Ac- ademic Course. Chorus. Ambition: Teacher .... RALPH EUGENE LYBARGER — Huey. Vocational Course. Graphic Arts Club. Ambition: Printer .... DIANA LEE LYDICK— Dee. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Science Club, Librarian of the Band. Ambition: Nurse .... DENNIS ROBERT LYNN— Dee. Science-Math Course. Boys' Pep Club, Hi-Y, National Thespians, Track Manager. Ambition: Television Emcee .... DOROTHY ANN MACIK — Liberal Arts Course. Y-Teens, Future Teacehrs of America, Junior Classical League. Ambition: Teacher .... ANNA MARIE CATHERINE MAGRO- Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Girls Chorus, Library Staff. Ambition: IBM Operator .... JON JAMES MAHAN — 'Big Monk. Vocational Course. Baseball. Ambition: Construction Worker .... DENNIS JAMES MANGUS— Denny. Science-Math Course. President of Hi-Y Club, Boys’ Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Junior Classical League. Ambition: Architectural Engineer .... GENORA YVONNE MANNING— Gigi. Business Education. Y- Teens. Ambition: Llndecided .... LARRY G. MARSH — “Hans. Science-Math Course. Secretary Boys Pep Club, Science Club. Ambition: Biologist .... LLOYD. V. LOCHRIE S. LUGAR. B. LYBARGER. R. LYDICK. D. LYNN. D. MACIK. D. MARGO. A. M. MAHAN. J. MANGUS. D. MANNING. G. MARSH. L. BARBARA DALE MARSHALL— Barb. Academic Course. Ambition Beautician .... ELLSWORTH PAUL MARTIN — Pepper. Vocational Course. Graphic Arts Club. Ambition Printer .... FRANKLIN JOSEPH MARTIN—“Frank. Business Education Course. Ambition Armed Services .... RAYMOND L. MASSEY_ Dr. G. Academic Course. Student Council, Boys Pep Club. National Thespians. Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Fashion Designer .... MARTHA MATAS— Marty. Business Education Course. Senior Chaplain. Student Council. Ambition: Undecided .... JOHN RICHARD MATCHDC — Dick. Science-Math Course. Science Club. Key Club. Mu Alpha Theta Club. National Honor Society. Engineers' Club. Ambition: Engineer .... JUDITH KAREN MATULA— Judy. Academic Course. Chorus, Librarian. Ambition: Elementary Teacher .... MARSHALL. B. MARTIN. E. MARTIN. F. MASSEY. R. MATAS. M. MATCHIK. R. MATULA. J. [ 67 ] MAYER. D. McCLAIN. S. McCreary m. a. McCUNE. W. McDANNELL. T. m m McKEE, R. McMONAGLE. J McNEAL. D MEAGHER. T. MEREDITH. J. McDEVITT. R. McDowell, r. McFEATERS. Q. MERRITT. G. MERRI WEATHER MICKEL. J. DORIS JEAN MAYER — Dee.’’ Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... SHIRLEY ELAINE McCLAIN—Academic Course. Band. National Honor Soci- ety, Para-Medical Careers Club, Junior Classical League. Ambition: Nurse .... MARY ANN McCREARY- Annie. Academic Course. Ambition: Homemaker .... WILLIAM McCUNE—“Bill. Vocational Course. Ambi- tion: Armed Services .... TRACY McDANNELL— Academic Course. Ambition: Engineer or Armed Services ROBERT McDEVITT — Gordy. Academic Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... RICHARD EUGENE McDOWELL— Mac.” Vocational Course. Graphic Arts Club. Ambition: Printer .... QUEEN KEPPLER Mc- FEATERS— Queenie. Academic Course. Future Teachers of America. Ambition: Teacher .... RICHARD G. Mc- KEE— Skeebs. Science-Math Course. Boys' Pep Club, Mixed Chorus. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Lawyer .... JAMES L. McMONAGLE — Dobie.” Academic Course. Football. Ambition: History Teacher .... DOROTHY ANN McNEAL — Dottie. Liberal Arts Course. National Honor Society. Ambition: Artist .... THOMAS PAUL MEAGHER - Moe. Academic Course. National Thespians. Ambition: Arabian Horseshoe Player . . . . JOYCE C MEREDITH - Joycie. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Beautician .... GLORIA J. MERRITT — Glo.’ Business Education Course. Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers of America. Ambition: Business Teacher . . . STEPHANIE EILEEN MERRIWEATHER— Steph. Business Education Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Future Teachers of America. Ambition: Physical Therapist .... JOAN RUTH MICKEL- Joanie. Ac- ademic Course. Band. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambi- tion: Medical Technician .... LOUIS MILJENOVICH— Lou.” Graphic Arts Club. Ambition: Printer . . . . DONALD MILLER— Don. Vocational Course. Graphic Arts Club. Ambition: Printer .... ELAINE MILLER— Iodine. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Bookkeeper .... ETHEL LOUISE MILLER—Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... WILLIAM C. MILLER— Bill.” Vocational Course. Track. Ambition: Armed Services.... MILLER. D. MILLER. E. MILJENOVICH. L. MILLER. E. [ 68 ] MILLER. W. C. MILLS. B. MINICK. D. MISHLER. R. MITCHELL. I. MITCHELL. S. BARRY J. MILLS — Buz. Academic Course. Science Club, Electronics Club. Projectionists Club. Ambition: Electronics Engineer .... DAVID MINICK— Dave. Academic Course. Band. Ambition: College or Govern- mental Work .... RICHARD ALLEN MISHLER- Rich. Academic Course. Key Club. Ambition: Mechan- ical Engineer ... JAMES EDWARD MITCHELL— Mitch. Academic Course. Key Club. Boys Pep Club. Band. Student Council. Ambition: Teacher .... SUSAN JANE MITCHELL — Susie. Academic Course Para- Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Nurse .... SUSAN JANE Mil ( HELL— Sue. Business Education Course. Spectator Staff. Assistant Editor of Centralizer. National Thespians. Ambition: Teach Secondary Education ... EMILY ELLEN MOCK — Ellen. Business Education Course. National Honor Society. National Thespians. Photography Club. Ambition: Secretary .... RONALD MOCK — Ron. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... EDWARD MONTEITH- Eddie. Academic Course. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Radio An- nouncer . . . PATRICIA ANN MOODY- Pat. Ac- ademic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Y-Teens. Ambition: Nurse .... DENNIS MOORE — Monk. Vocational Course. Ambition: Bachelor .... JUDITH ANN MOORE— Judy. Business Education Course. Para- Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... SUSAN GALE MOORE— Sue. Academic Course. Para- Mcdical Careers Club. Y-Teens. Ambition: Nurse . . . . DENNIS RAY MOORS — Denny. Academic Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... BONNIE KAY MOREAU — Bon. Business Education Course. Pep Club. Vice-Pres- ident of Library Club, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Secretary .... DAVE MORRIS— One Armed Johnny. Academic Course. Student Council. Ambition: College . . . . KENNETH GEORGE MORRIS - Jim. Vocational Course. Ambition: Undecided .... ALEXANDER MOSES— Zan. Academic Course. Basketball. Ambition: Undecided .... PAULETTE DIANE MOSKAL- Paul. Academic Course. Treasurer of Future Teachers of Amer- ica. Pep Club. Ambition: Secondary Teacher . . . . DAVID MRKICH—General Course. Ambition: Carpenter . ROBERT GOOD MYERS - Clubby. General Course. Ambition: To Take Life Easy .... MITCHELL. S. J. MOCK. E. MOCK. R. MOORS. D. MOREAU. B. MORRIS. D. MOSES. MORRIS. K. [ 69 ] MOSKAL. P. MRKICH. D. MYERS. R. NAGY. R. NAGY. W. NAJJAR. R. NEATROUR. P. NICOLETTI. J. NOWELL. E. NOWELL. E. ROBERTA NAGY— Bert. Business Education Course Centralizer Staff. Spectator Staff. Ambition: Secretary • ■ ■ • WILLIAM PAUL NAGY — ‘‘Butch.’ Vocational Course. Football. Ambition: Armed Service . . . . RAYMOND PAUL NAJJAR — Camel.” Science-Math Course. Ambition: College .... PAUL EDWARD NEATROUR— Cotton.' Business Education Course. Football, Basketball. Ambition: Business Machine Operator . . . . JOSEPH NICOLETTI—Vocational Course. Ambition: Auto Mechanic .... ELAINE LOIS NOWELL— Elaine. Academic Course. Y-Teens. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Marriage .... ELLEN LOUISE NOWELL— Ellen.’ Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... OAKS. B. ORLOSKY. R. PALMORE. C. PARKS. N. OLSEN. J. OSBORN. G. PALUCHAK. D. PARSONS. B. ONDICK. S. OSTRICH. M. PAULILLO, R. PARSONS. J. BRENDA LYNNE OAKS— Brenda. Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... JANET ADELLA OLSEN — Jan.' Academic Course. Pep Club, Student Council, Junior Classical League, Centralizer, Spectator Staff. Ambition: Undecided .... SHIRLEY ANN ONDICK — Shirk Business Education Course. Pep Club. Ambition: Typist ... RAYMOND EUGENE ORLOSKY- Ray. Science-Math Course. Key Club. Boys' Pep Club, President Projectionists Club, Treasurer Engineers Club. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant .... GEORGE E. OSBORN — Ossy.” Academic Course. Hi-Y. Ambition: College . . . MARILYN FRANCINE OSTRICH- Peanuts. ‘ Business Education Course. Pep Club. Ambition: Beauti- cian .... CLIFFORD PALMORE—Vocational Course. Basketball, Track. Ambition: Electrician .... DENNIS EUGENE PALUCHAK- Den. Science-Math Course. Ambition: Undecided .... ROBERT JOSEPH PAULILLO — “Bob. Business Education Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... NANCY PARKS— Nan.’ Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Nurse . . . . BONNIE PARSONS— Bonnie. Academic Course. Pep Club. National Honor Society, Para-Mcdical Careers Club. Ambition: Undecided .... JANICE PARSONS— Jan. Aacdemic Course. Pep Club, Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Undecided .... [ 70 ] DONNA MARIE PARTSCH—Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Ushers Club. Ambition: Undecided . . . . THOMAS EUGENE PATTISON- Pat. Science-Math Course. Band. Projectionists Club. Ambition: Chaplain in the Air Force .... EDWARD CHARLES PAVLOSKY —'“Ed.” Science-Math Course. Key Club. Ambition: En- gineer .... RICHARD JAMES PAVLOSKY- Rich. Vocational Course. Graphic Arts Club. Ambition: Printer . . . . EDWARD FRANCES PENTZ- Ed.” Vocational Course. Boys' Pep Club. Ambition: Armed Services . . . . LOIS ANN PERKINS—Business Education Course. Ambi- tion: Stenographer_DOROTHY HELENE PESKURIC — “Dot.’’ Science-Math Course. Secretary of National Honor Society, Secretary of Engineers Club, Pep Club, Debating Society, Science Club, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Mathematician .... JUDITH ANNE PETAK-”Judie.” Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: Nurse____ANTOINETTE MARIE PETRORE — “Toni.’’ Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... JOHN PATRICK PHILIBIN- Jake.” Business Education Course. Ambition: Accountant . . . . MICHAEL PIEMONTE — Mike.” Vocational Course. Ambition: Beautician .... MARY ANN PIURKOWSKY —Academic Course. Future Teachers of America, Y-Teens. Ambition: Elementary Teacher .... PARTSCH. D. PATTISON. T. PAVLOSKY. E. PAVLOSKY. R. PENTZ. E. PERKINS. L. PESKURIC. D. PETAK. ]. PETRORE. A. PHILIBIN. J. PIEMONTE. M. PIURKOWSKY, M. DONNA FAYE PLATT—Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Beautician .... ANDREW GARY PODOLAK— Gary.” Science-Math Course. Boys’ Pep Club. Student Council. Football. Wrestling. Track. Ambition: Doctor .... ELIZABETH POLONKEY— Beatty.” Business Education Course. Student Council. Pep Club, Na- tional Honor Society. Y-Teens. Ambition: Medical Secretary .... MARGARET POPOVICH— Margie.” Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... PATRICIA ANTOINETTE PORACZKY — Pat. Liberal Arts Course. Future Teachers of America, Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus, Junior Classical League. National Honor Society. Ambition: English Teacher .... EDWARD PORADA — Easy Ed. Vocational Course. Ambition: Engineer or Architect .... JOHN WILLIAM POZUN— Bill.” Academic Course. Boys Pep Club, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Armed Forces .... PLATT. D. PODOLAK. G. POLONKEY. B. POPOVICH. M. PORACZKY. P. PORADA. E. POZUN. W. [ 71 ] PAIDGEN, M. PRIETO. A. PRITT, V. RAGER. G. RAGER. M. REAM. D. RAYMOND. I. REAM. B. REDDECLIFF. B. REED. D. RAGER. R. RAGNO. A RAYHA. J. REED. R. REESE. L. REITER. L MARGARET CORRINE PAIDGEN— Pine Top. Busi- ness Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Undecided . . . . ALFRED F. PRIETO—Vocational Course. Ambition: Auto Mechanic .... VERNON G. PRITT—Vocational Course. Ambition: Electrical Engineer .... GAIL ELIZABETH RAGER—Business Education Course. Ambi- tion: Beautician .... MERL HEBSTER RAGER— Yogi. Academic Course. Ambition: Agricultural Engineer .... RONALD JAMES RAGER— Ron. Vocational Course. Ambition. Armed Services .... ANTHONY RAGNO— 'Tony.” Academic Course. Ambition: Undecided . . . . JAMES RAYHA—‘‘Jim.' Vocational Course. Ambition: Mechanic ... JUDITH ANN RAYMOND- Judy. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Book- keeper .... BEVERLY REAM—“Bev.” Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. National Honor Society. Cho- rus. Ambition: Registered Nurse .... DAVID REAM— Science-Math Course. Wrestling. Track. Vice-President Boys’ Pep Club. Key Club. Mu Alpha Theta Club. Ambi- tion: Undecided .... BARBARA REDDECLIFF— Barb- P.T. 109.” Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Medical Work .... DONNA JEAN REED— Donna.” Academic Course. Editor-in-Chief of Spectator. Treasurer National Honor Society. Secretary and Treasurer Mixed Chorus. Pep Club. Centralizer Staff. Student Council. Ambition: Teacher . . ROBERT E. REED— Bob. Vocational Course. Ambition Undecided . . . . LINDA ANN REESE—“Linda. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Mixed Chorus. Pep Club. Sci- ence Club. Ambition. Nurse . . JAMES FRANKLIN REITER — Reiser. Science-Math Course. Band. Mu Alpha Theta. Treasurer Science Club. Treasurer Debating Society. Key Club. National Honor Society. Ambition: Undecided JIIDIIH MARIE RERKO — “Judy. Academic Course. Centralizer. Spectator Staff. Para-Medical Careers Club. Pep Club. Ambition: Nurse .... WALTER NORMAN RESSLER — Wally. Vocational Course. Ambition: Printer . . DONALD FRANCIS RIBBLETT — Don. Vocational Course. Ambition: Electrical En- gineer .... EILEEN FRANCES RIBBLETT- Leenic Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Airline Hostess . JANET ELAINE RICHARDSON- Jan.‘ Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. National Honor Society. Y-Teens. Band. Ambition: Nurse . . . . RIBBLETT. D. RIBBLETT. E. RERKO. I. RESSLER. W. [ 72 ] RICHARDSON. J. RICHARDSON. J. RIEDLEY. R. RIPPIN, J. RISH. E. RISKO. V. JEFFERY RICHARDSON— Big Rich. Academic Course. Football. Track. Wrestling, Student Council. Ambition: RIZZO. J. Undecided .... ROGER RIEDLEY— Rig. Business (?BERT , T. Education Course. Ambition: Civil Service .... JERRY ROSS RIPPIN— Rip. Business Education Course. Ambi- tion: Undecided .... EDWARD RISH- Weasel. Vocational Course. Ambition: Navy .... VICTORIA JOYCE RISKO—“Vicki. Academic Course. Treasurer of Para-Medical Careers Club. National Honor Society, Band. Science Club. Y-Teens. Ambition: Registered Nurse .... JOANNE ELAINE RIZZO- Joanne. Business Educa- tion Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... JACK EDWIN ROBERTS—“Jack. Academic Course. President of Library Club. Ambition: Armed Forces .... THOMAS ROBERTS— Tom. Academic Course. Ambition: Gov- ernment Work .... ROBERT F. ROBINS — General Course. Ambition: Mechanic .... SHARLENE ROLES — “Shar. Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary ... DEBORAH ANN ROMAN-Debbie. Business Education Course. Vice-President of Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... LESLIE V. ROSS — “Les. Academic Course. Boys' Pep Club. Ambition: Civil Engineer .... ELAINE ROSSDE—“Elaine. Business Education Course. Ambition: Office Receptionist .... JEAN CAROLE ROTH — Jean. Business Education Course. Y-Tcens. Ambition: Secretary .... HELEN MARIE RUDNIK — “Reb. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Typist .... MARTHA RUNDO—Academic Course. Fu- ture Teachers of America. Y-Teens. Ambition: Teacher .... MARY ANN RUPERT —“Mary Ann. Business Education Course. Ushers Club. Ambition Air Force .... JOHN FRANCIS SABO— Cowb. Vocational Course. Ambition: Automotive Mechanic .... PHYLLIS SUE SABO—Academic Course. Treasurer of Pep Club. President of Ushers Club. Future Teachers of America. Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Social Worker .... SANDRA LEA SABO— ROTH I “Sandy. Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Library RUDNIK, H. Club. Ambition: I. B. M. Operator ... LINDA LEE RUNDO’ M' SAINTZ—Business Education Course. Ambition: Clerical Worker .... SABO. I. RUPERT. M A. [ 73 ] SABO. P. SABO. S. SAINTZ. L. SARVER. D. SAURO. D. SAWYER. T. SCHILLING. C. SCHMIDT. D. SCHONVINSKY. R. SCHRADER. B. DAVID SARVER—Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... DIANNE JEAN SAURO—Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Y-Teens. Ambition: Nurse .... FREDERICK THOMAS SAWYER—“Tom.” Academic Course. Ambition: Policeman .... CONNIE SCHILLING — Business Education Course. Ambition: Clerk-Typist .... DIANNA SCHMIDT—“Deedee. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. National Honor Soci- ety. Student Council. Ambition: Secretary .... RICHARD PAUL SCHONVINSKY—“Rich.'' Business Education Course. Ambition: Office Work .... BARRY W. SCHRADER — Academic Course. Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Minister .... SEFCIK. T. SHAFFER. B. SHAW. J. SHORTT. P. SEIGH. D. SHANNON. K. SHOEMAKER. G. SHUE. J. SELDERS. K. SHARP. I. SHOEMAKER. T- SHULTZ. J. THERESA SEFCIK—“Terry. ' Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Medical Secretary .... DONALD JAMES SEIGH — Don.” Science-Math Course. Mixed Chorus. Key Club, Boys Pep Club. Ambition: College .... KAREN ELAINE SELDERS - Nip. Business Education Course. Ambition: Airline Work .... BARBARA FAYE SHAFFER—“Barb. Academic Course. Y-Teens, Junior Classical League, Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: X-Ray Technician or Dental Assistant . . . . KERSHAW SHANNON, JR.-“Vege.” Academic Course. Boys’ Pep Club. Ambition: Physical Therapist . . . . JOHN GENE SHARP—“Gene.“ Business Education Course. Ambition: Bookkeeper .... JANICE E. SHAW —“Jan.” Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... GINEVRA FRANCINE SHOEMAKER- Ginger.“ Business Education Course. Ambition: Undecided .... TERRANCE SHOEMAKER - “Shoes.” Vocational Course. Boys’ Pep Club. Ambition: Mechanical Draftsman . . . PAUL STEPHEN SHORTT- Shortt. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... JOYCE SHUE— Academic Course. Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Business Education Teacher .... JENNIFER LOUISE SHULTZ — “Shultzie. Business Education Course. Y- Teens, Secretary of Library Club. Ambition: Secretary [ 74 ] MICHAEL R. SIMONOF — Mike.’' Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... JACK WILLIAM SLABE —Science-Math Course. Treasurer class. Spectator, Cen- tralizer Staff. Secretary of Key Club. Math Club, Boys Pep Club. National Honor Society. Student Council. Ambi- tion: Actuary ... JOHN JOSEPH SLADKI, JR— Jack. Academic Course. Football. Basketball, Track. Student Council. Ambition: Business Administration . . . . BARBARA JEAN SLAGLE— Barbie. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ushers Club. Ambition: Cambria Rowe College .... LANCE NIEL SLAGLE— Lanny. Academic Course. Secretary of Hi-Y. Boys’ Pep Club. Band. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer .... FRANCIS A. SLIVINSKY— Sink. Vocational Course. Ambition: Mechanic . . . . ROBERT PAUL SLOAN — Bob. Business Education. Ambition: Armed Services .... BARBARA LEE SLOBOZIEN— Bosh. Business Education Course. Pep Club, Ushers Club. Ambition: IBM Operator . . . . LAVERNE JEAN SMAJDA—Business Education Course. Pep Club. Captain of Cheerleaders. Ambition: Secretary . . . . DARLENE FAYE SMITH- Darlene. Acdaemic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Nurse .... DENNIS G. SMITH— Smitty. Vocational Course. Ambition: Electronics .... KATHY DARLENE SMITH— Catz. Business Education Course. Pep Club. National Honor Society. Ambition: Bookkeeper SIMONOF. M. SLABE. J. SLADKI. J. SLAGLE. B. SLAGLE. L. SLIVINSKY. F. SLOAN. R. SLOBOZIEN. B. SMAJDA. L. SMITH. D. SMITH. D. SMITH. K. LINDA LOU SMITH—Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Science Club. Student Council. Ambition: Nurse . . . . MARTHA JANE SMITH— Marty. Academic Course. Ambition: Beautician .... RONALD JAMES SMITH— Smitty. Academic Course. Ambition: Dentist .... SHARON LEE SMITH—Business Education Course. Ambition: Beautician .... ROBERT THOMAS SMITH— Smuck. Science-Math Course. Ambition: Undecided . . . . JOHN WILSON SNOW— Christian.” Academic Course. President of Band. Future Teachers of America. Ambition: Artist .... JOSEPH RONALD SOLIS—Academic Course. Wrestling. Ambition: Teacher .... SMITH. L. SMITH. M. SMITH. R. SMITH. S. SMITH. T. SNOW. J. SOLIS. J. [ 75 ] SOLOMON. S. SOLOWEIGH. A. SPANKO. ). STENGER. W. STEWART. E. STRANK. W. STRAYER. P. STREILEIN. A. STROPKO. A. STUMPO. L. SYLVIA PRANCINE SOLOMON - “Skiis. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Pep Club, Future STEWART. J. Teachers of America. Ambition: Registered Nurse .... STFWART R STONER S ANN SOLOWEIGH - Science-Math Course. Pep Club, Orchestra, Y-Teens, Science Club. Ambition: Electronical Engineering .... JOSEPH SPANKO—“Little Scratch. Academic Course. Football, Baseball. Ambition: Teacher .... WILLIAM JOSEPH STENGER—Academic Course. National Honor Society. Ambition: College .... EDNITA LOUISE STEWART—“Nita.” Academic Course. Pep Club, Future Teachers of America. Ambition: History Teacher ... JAMES STEWART—“Jim.” Liberal Arts Course. Key Club. Projectionist Club. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Teaching .... ROSEANNE STEWART—“Roe.” Business Education Course. Cheer- leader. Pep Club. Ambition: Secretary .... SHARON LA VERNE STONER—Academic Course. Y-Teens. Para- Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Dietician .... WALTER STRANK — Walt.’ Vocational Course. Ambition: Air Force .... PAULETTE RAE STRAYER - Academic Course. Junior Classical League, National Thespians, Y- Teens. Ambition: Nurse .... ALBERT STREILEIN— ”A1.” Science-Math Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Track Manager. Ambition: Male Nurse .... ANDREW D. STROPKO— Chief. Vocational Course. Ambition: Auto Mechanic .... LORETTA STUMPO—“Stump.” Business Education Course. Ambition: Secretary .... RONALD SUKENIK—“Rhody.” Vocational Course. Ambi- tion: Undecided .... MARY LORETTA SUTTMILLER — “Mitzy. ■ Business Education Course. Ambition: Typist .... DIANA LEE SZATYNSKI - “Dee.” Academic Course. Future Teachers of America. Pep Club. Ambition: Practical Nursing .... MARGARET TAVALSKY- “Tootsie.” Business Education Course. Secretary of Pep Club, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Secretary or Typist .... RICHARD M. TAVALSKY— T V.” Vocational Course. Ambition: Printer ... KATHLEEN MARIE TEGLEY — Kath. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ushers SUKENIK R. Club. Ambition: Secretary ... DAVID L. THOMAS— SUTTMILLER. M Dave.' Academic Course. Ambition: Armed Services SZATYNSKI. D. |OHN CHARLES THOMAS- Tom. Academic Course. Football. Wrestling, Track. Ambition: Teaching TAVALSKY. M. TAVALSKY. R. TEGLEY. K. THOMAS. D. THOMAS. J. [ 76 ] THOMAS. I. THOMPSON. ). THOMPSON. S. TILLEY. G. TOMALLO. K. JOYCE THOMAS—Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Undecided .... JAMES J. THOMPSON— TONEY. J. Academic Course. Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Armed Forces TORAK. C. TORCHIA P . . . . SYLVIA ANN THOMPSON- Sylvia. Academic ‘ Course. Pep Club. Ambition: Teacher .... GARY JOHN TILLEY— Gary. Academic Course. Ambition: Forester ... KATHLEEN MARGARET TOMALLO- Blondie. Business Education Course. Ambition: Undecided .... JOAN TONEY— Jo. Business Education Course. Ambi- tion: Typist .... CAROL ANN TORAK — Business Education Course. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Undecided .... PETER TORCHIA— Dago. Academic Course. Football. Ambition: Armed Forces .... EUGENE TOROK— Geno. Academic Course. Ambition: Armed Forces ... ROBERT MICHAEL TOTH—Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Forces .... SHIRLEY JEAN TRAIL— Pippy. Academic Course. Para-Medical Careers Club, Y-Teens. Junior Classical League. National Honor Society. Ambition: Nurse and Housewife .... YVONNE TROUTMAN — Business Education Course. Ambition: Private Secretary .... LOUIS MARSHALL ULERY— Louie. Science-Math Course. President of National Honor Society, Boys’ Pep Club. Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta. Ambition: Mathematician .... JAMES P. URBAN— Jim. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Services . . . . CAROL ANN VANDRAK — Carol. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Typist or Book- keeper .... DONNA LEE VARCHOL—Business Educa- tion Course. Ambition: Missionary .... GERALD RICHARD VARGO— Jerry. Academic Course. Ambi- tion: College .... THEODORE R. VARNER- Ted. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... JOHN DANIEL VARNISH—Business Education Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... EMIL VAVREK— Vavo. Academic Course. Ambition: Undecided .... MICHAEL JOSEPH VAVREK - Varnik. Science-Math Course, vandrak c Mu Alpha Theta. Boys’ Pep Club. Key Club, Staff of VARCHAL. D. Spectator. Staff of Centralizer. National Honor Society. Ambition: Chemical Engineer .... VARNER. T. VARNISH. I. VARGO. J. [ 77 ) VAVREK. E. VAVREK. M. VENETSKY. M. VIEL. A. VITKO. T. VOYCE, D. VOZNIAK. I. VUCKOVICH. M. A. WACHS. D. MONIKA VENETSKY—' Mon. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Student Council. Ambition: Airline Hostess . . . . ALEX M. VIEL—“Al.” Academic Course. Ambition: Commercial Artist .... THOMAS E. VITKO— “Poncho. Vocational Course. Ambition: Lawyer .... DAVIA JEANNE VOYCE—“Dee.' Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ushers Club. Ambition: Telephone Operator .... IRENE VOZNIAK—“Renee.’ Business Educa- tion Course. Ambition: Undecided .... MARYANN VUCKOVICH—General Course. Ambition: Clerk . . . . DOLORES JANE WACHS— ’Bunchie. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Clerical Work .... WAGNER. C. WALKER. J. M. WARNER. L. WASHINGTON. P. WAGNER. F. WAGNER. M. L. WALLACE. R. WARD. D. WASHABAUGH. M. WASHABAUGH. S. WATKINS. S. WEGLEY. R. CAROLYN JOYCE WAGNER - Gym. Academic Course. Pep Club. Para-Medical Careers Club. Ambition: To Travel .... FREDERICK R. WAGNER- Freddy. Vocational Course. Ambition: Undecided .... MARY LOU WAGNER — “Boo.” Business Education Course. Ambition: Clerical worker_JOHNNY MAY WALKER —Business Education Course. Ambition: Typist . . . . RONALD LEE WALLACE - Wally. Vocational Course. Ambition: Machinist .... DANIEL WARD— “Doc.” Vocational Arts. Ambition: Armed Forces . . . . LINDA LOU WARNER — “Lin.” Business Education Course. Vice-President National Thespians, Y - Teens. Ushers Club, Band, Future Teachers of America, Cafeteria Staff. Ambition: Business Teacher .... MARY LOUISE WASHABAUGH—“Wiese.” Business Education Course. Ambition: Nurse .... SHIRLEY ANN WASHABAUGH —Business Education Course. Ambition: Clerical worker . . . . PATRICIA WASHINGTON- Pat. Academic Course. Pep Club, Para-Medical Careers Club, Junior Classical League. Ambition: Nurse .... SUZANNE WATKINS — “Suzie.” Academic Course. Band, Para- Medical Careers Club. Ambition: Medical Secretary .... RAY HOWARD WEGLEY-“Ray.” Academic Course. Mixed Chorus, Projectionists’ Club. Ambition: Electronics Engineer .... [ 78 ] VICKI WHIPP — “Vic. Academic Course. Ambition: Draftsman ... HARRY EARL WHYSONG-“Butch. Academci Course. Key Club. Chorus. Projectionists Club. Ambition: History Teacher .... CYNTHIA WILK— Cyn. Business Education Course. Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra. Future Teachers of America. Ambition: College .... TED WILKINS—Academic Course. Boys’ Pep Club. Ambition: Surgeon .... CAROL EILEEN WILLIAMS —Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Sec- retary .... RICHARD WILLIAMS- Dick.” Science- Math Course. Boys' Pep Club, Projectionists' Club, Science Club, Student Council, Sports Editor of Centralizer, Spec- tator Staff. Ambition: Doctor .... THOMAS WILLIAMS —Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Services . . . . JUDITH ANN WILLIAMSON— Judy.” Business Educa- tion Course. Y-Teens, Ushers Club. Ambition: IBM Operator .... FLORENCE ANN WILSON - “Flo.” Business Education Course. Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society. Ambition: Secretary .... JAMES WINCER — Winnie. Science-Math Course. Key Club, Boys Pep Club, Science Club, Treasurer Mu Alpha Theta. Ambition: Math Teacher .... CHARLES RAYMOND WINGARD— Chuck. Business Education Course. Band. Aeronautics. Ambition: Armed Forces .... JERALD LEE WITKOSKY— Jerry. Science-Math Course. Aeronautics. Ambition: Armed Forces .... WHIPP. V. WILKINS. T. WILLIAMS. T. WINCER. J. WHYSONG. H. WILLIAMS. C. WILLIAMSON. J WINGARD. C. WILK. C. WILLIAMS. R. WLSON. F. WITKOSKY. J. NANCY JEAN WOJNAROSKI— Nancy. Science-Math Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: I. B. M. Operator . . . . MICHAEL JOSEPH WOLF— “Mixe. Science-Math Course. Ambition: Engineer .... VICKI ANN WOLF— “Stubs.” Business Education Course. Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Armed Forces .... CONSTANCE RUTH WONDER—“Connie. Academic Course. Treasurer of Student Council. Band. Future Teachers of Amer- ica. Ushers Club. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher .... DONNA JEAN WOOD— Donna. Business Educa- tion Course. Ushers Club. Y-Teens, Girls' Chorus. Ambition: Secretary .... JACK BRUCE WOOD—“Woody. Science-Math Course. President of Senior Class. Student Council. Treasurer of Key Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Football. Track, National Honor Society. Junior Classical League. Ambition: Engineer .... TOM WOODWARD— “Woody. Business Education Course. Baseball. Ambition: Armed Services .... WOOLCOCK. R. WORTHINGTON YARCHAK. R. YARINA. D. YUROSKO. I. YUTZEY. E. ZEISMAN. L. ROBERT LOUIS WOOLCOCK — Bob. Academic Course. Baseball. Ambition: Armed Services .... SIDNEY WORTHINGTON — Sid. Science-Math Course. Key Club. Ambition: Engineer .... ROSALIND JOAN YARCHAK— Roz. Academic Course. President of Pep Club. Vice-President of Future Teachers of America. Junior Classical League. Student Council. National Honor Society. Ambition: Teacher .... DONNA LOUISE YARINA— Donna. Business Education Course. Y-Teens. Ambition: Airline Hostess .... PAUL WARREN YATES— Tall Paul. Business Education Course. Vice-President of Senior Class. President of Chorus. Student Council, Band. Ambi- tion: Business Teacher or Radio Announcer .... CHARLES PIERCE YOUNG— Cy. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Services .... ROBERT EDWARD YURASEK— Bob. Vocational Course. Ambition: Armed Services . . . . JOHN JOSEPH YUROSKO— Yunk. Science-Math Course. Key Club, Boys’ Pep Club. Projec- tionists' Club, National Honor Society. Ambition: Dentist . . . JOAN EILEEN YUTZEY — Joany. Business Education Course. Band. Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary .... LINDA ZEISMAN— Lin. Business Education Course. Pep Club. Ambition: Undecided .... CAROL LOUISE ZONIN— Carol. Business Education Course. Ambition: Airline Hostess .... RAY MURIN— Sup. Vocational Course. Track. Ambition: Competitive Sports ZONIN. C. MURIN. R. [ 80 ] Mr. Ross Weaver—layout design. Mrs. Margaret Bowes, photography adviser, with Robert DeFazio, photography editor. Miss Elvina Owen, editorial adviser, with Donna Reed, editor-in-chief of the Spectator. [ 84 ] Jhsuj (x)htit th rYlsiwA . . . Helping to build the spirit of our Alma Mater was the written work produced by the journalism staff. Twenty-four students met the first period every day to produce the “Spectator and the “Cen- tralizer . Creative writing was taught as well as the fundamentals of journalistic writing. As a result, essays and poetry were produced along with editorials and feature stories. Design, lay-out, and balance of a newspaper were emphasized. The correct placement of news and the significance of a variety of news was taught. It is the purpose of the high school newspaper to bring the news to the student body in as interesting a way as possible. [ 85 ] (tfcdch iha Bihdin; Devoting much of their time to the production of the Spectator are the members of the Photography Staff of JHS. These individuals have given themselves to helping the photographers, which entails running errands, carrying equipment, being harassed for information throughout the day and being continually dragged in and out of classes. The Photography Staff, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Bowes, does an efficient job of gathering subjects for pictures, fixing a time for the pictures to be taken, and in general assembling most of the photographic end of the Spectator. The final, and most tedious task of all, is the identification of each head which appears in the yearbook. [ 86 ] CVdi JtA at (x)ohk If anyone should happen to wander into room 410, a beehive of activity would be found. The piercing odor of turpentine and oil painting would immediately give the room away. The Art Department turned out examples of fine oil and water color pictures as well as pastel sketches. Students may enter poster and other various contests if they wish, or they may participate in varied crafts such as ceramics, metal tooling, and sculpture. Anyone with a certain amount of crea- tivity will always be welcome in room 410. [ 87 ] Officers—Bob Allison, Bill Bowers, Jim Reiter, Bob Burris, Bill Andrews, and John Benshoff. QcHS SiiukrdA aA OhcdtuhA Once again the skills of Demosthenes ring throughout the halls of JHS. The newly organized Debating Society elected officers and the debaters immediately began displaying their oratorical talents. Because the members did not feel that their skills were sufficiently developed for outside com- petition, the orators debated only within the club. Teams were chosen on a voluntary or assignment basis, with two affirmative and two negative debaters. The club is under the direction of Marian G. Varner, Mary Louise Kocerka, and Joan M. Puhala, who act as sponsors for the organization. Once again a JHS club will provide the nucleus for fun and advancement in the way of education. [ 88 ] mmm (HumA SiudmiA (RmvaAjckd Each year a group of outstanding seniors are admitted to the National Honor Society of Johns- town High School. The members are selected on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, character, and service in the school and the community. The most memorable occasion of the year was the Honor Society assembly, at which time sen- ior members who qualified became members of the Touchstone Chapter, sponsored by Mrs. George Kocerka. William Andrews, Jack Wood, Jack Slabe, ana Forrest Allison interpreted the four ideals which the Honor Society represent. The new members recited the National Honor Society pledge to close the assembly. Olticers—Louis Ulery, Forrest Allison, Dorothy Peskuric, Donna Reed. J'OAbm rljmUi Sani Holi . . . The students who participate in the drivers' education class spend two periods a week in the classroom and two periods a week in the actual practice of driving. The basic fundamentals are taught in the classroom. Actual experience in driving is gained by driving the cars on the city streets. There are approximately 60 students in the two drivers' education classes. Only two or three students are taken in one car for each lesson. For the greater safety of all concerned, the cars are equipped with dual controls. Mr. Frank Weaver and Mr. Phillip Gettys, instructors in drivers' education have said, More people have been killed on the highways since 1900 than in all the wars America has fought. This is why the drivers' training course is one of the most important in high school. The course teaches safe and courteous driving. If this course is taken and passed in high school, insurance rates are cheaper for the person involved. S wux JJvwuqh. Sa uQksi As a service organization to our Alma Mater, the JHS Key Club is unexcelled. This year 81 boys contributed their time and efforts to projects within the school and in the community. A pea- nut brittle sale, a Heart Fund drive, a fashion show, and many successful fun nights are a few of the many projects the Key Club organized and carried through. The purpose of the Key Club is to develop the potentials of leadership in its members; the club s motto is We Build. Under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club and the supervision of Mr. Ralph Gillman, the Key Club has made leaders of whom our Alma Mater can be proud. [ 93 ] wq, Sonq (BihdA, Sinq Each Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the fifth period, we can hear the cheerful voices of our singing song birds. These are the days that the JHS Girls' Chorus meets to practice in the auditorium. The chorus is open to any girl who enjoys singing and music. Under the direction of Mr. Carl B. Miller, these girls work hard to develop pleasing and pleasant tones. Each year the girls perform at various events. This year their melodious voices were heard at the Christmas assembly, the Spring Concert, and the Bac- calaureate service. [ 94 ] 9n Shp U)Uth Ui£ JjLm a Under the direction of Mr. William Tepper, the Johnstown High School Band provided varied musical entertainment throughout the year. Football fans saw the band perform precision drills at halftime. In perky red and white moun- tain-climbing outfits, the Trojans hiked to first place in the Halloween Parade. The annual Hanging of the Greens at the Y.W.C.A. saw band members providing Christ- mas music. (Do-fa-m... Relax those jaws. I want a full round tone. These are the words of the director, Mr. Carl B. Miller, heard every Mixed Chorus practice by his students. The chorus, consisting of 84 students not only presents programs at the high school but sings for various social organizations of Johnstown. This group of juniors and seniors began their year of music with the Thanksgiving program. The Christmas assembly was also highlighted with selec- tions by the chorus. Their big performance was the annual spring concert. This year marked the third annual bus trip taken by the chorus to Indiana State College. Here the members enjoyed Indiana's yearly musical. Every Friday, sixth period, when the chorus was in its entirety, the halls echoed with songs such as: The Christ Theme” from Ben Hur, Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah, and songs from Alice in Wonderland. [ 96 ] fcnpjLtvmni JhAouqh Vlliuic This year, under the direction of Mr. Carl Miller and Mr. William Tepper, the JHS band was divided into two ensembles and a dance band. The brass ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Tepper, included the following students: Michael Cable, James Churchey, Lois Dumeyer, Bob Fesko, Mike Geha, Tom Sawyer, and C. L. Slagle. The string ensemble, under Mr. Carl Miller's direction, included these students: William Binnie, Ginger Bray, Angela Colosimo, Lois Dumeyer, JoAnn Gundlach, Chris Hornick, Rebecca Hynicka, David Smith, Ann Sol- oweigh, Carol Soloweigh, and Cynthia Wilk. Mr. Carl Miller's dance band this year included: Bruce Sciliney, Joe Kurtz, Joe Evans, and Bill Bowers on saxophone; John Snow, Mike Geha, Winnie Garland, and Brooks Paxton on trombone; G. Biggs, Mike Cable, Walt McClelland, and Bob Fesko on trumpet, Oliver Haselrig on string bass. Ginger Brcry at piano, and Walt Cable on drums. The ensembles have played in assemblies, and in the spring the band presented a con- cert. The dance band took part in the concert and also played for several outside engagements. The members of Mr. William Tepper's Girls' Chorus lifted their voices to near perfection the 4th period every Wednesday and Thursday. This group is composed of junior and senior girls who enjoy good music and especially singing. The girls are taught the fundamentals of voice training and how to use their voices to the best advantage. The Girls' Chorus performed at the Christmas program and sang for the bac- calaureate service in the spring. [ 98 ] t fiwim' Jo $o Johnstown Trojans!—Up on your feet and shout for the 100 girls of the Girls' Pep Club. These girls help promote school spirit and support our cheerleaders. The purpose of the club is to promote pep, school spirit, and good sportsmanship. They did this by selling bus tickets, school pins, pennants, and flowers. They also made the blue-and-black signs which were tacked up at games and in the cafeteria. Outstanding events of the year were an initiation party for the new members, a banquet in honor of the seniors of the club, the annual Bermuda Barbecue, and the annual winter formal. The JHS athletes never lack supporters, because there will always be a Girls' Pep Club be- hind them cheering them on to victory! Oiiicers—Rosalind Yarchak, Margaret Tavalsky, Phyllis Sabo, and Charlotte Tarnowsky V C PMA One of the most active clubs in the school is the Hi-Y, composed of many of the outstanding young men at Johns- town High School. 76 -7 (DswsdvpA OulAiandinq Membership is open to any boy in the high school. C. Donald Rhoades, boys' counselor at the Johnstown Y.M.C.A., is the club adviser. The Hi-Y is a community service club, and one of their projects is to distribute food baskets to the needy for Thanks- giving and Christmas. JHS can be proud of the boys who live up to the creed, To promote throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian living. [ 100 ] Sirup SirtM o$ JomdAJwjlu . . . Continuing the great stage traditions of our Alma Mater was Troupe 660 of the National Thespians Society. For their officers, the Thespians this year elected Chris Alex, president; Linda Warner, vice-president; Polly Ickes, secretary; and Roxeen Burk, treasurer. Aside from the production of the class play, the Thespians included in their activities, fund- raising projects and a club trip to Pittsburgh to see the Broadway production of Mary, Mary. Under the direction of Miss Joan M. Puhala, the Thespians also attended the state convention at Penn State University. The faces of comedy and tragedy proudly adorn the chests of these, our stage stars of tomorrow. [ 102 ] “The Imaginary Invalid, senior class play, was presented December 14. Roxeen Burk and Chris Alex played the lead parts. —and so ended a pleasant evening in the theater. [ 103 ] This is the motto of a senior Y-Teen girl. The president of the senior club, Patricia Guyer is a fine leader and is always ready to lend a hand. Miss Lelia Calderwood is faculty adviser for the club. Closely affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. the Y-Teens is a service organization. As an example of their willingness to help others, the Y-Teens gave a $15.00 gift certificate to a needy family at Thanksgiving. Fudge sales were held in the cafeteria throughout the year to earn money. Money made from the sales was used to finance club activities. The senior members of the Y-Teens also held a Halloween Dance which was a big success. Other officers of the club are Debbie Roman, vice-president; Toni Cameron, secretary; Blanche Laposata, treasurer; and Diana Cashman, inter-club council representative. [ 104 ] 9i'A HcUxd h) (Boal a ty-Jorn $vd It's hard to beat a Y-Teen girl are the words which characterize the spirit of the junior Y- Teens of Johnstown High. Under the sponsorship of Miss Patricia Mihalick, the girls made 1962 a most productive year. Elections were held at a Recognition Service held in the school gymnasium in September. The juniors sponsored a ‘Can Hop to which admittance was a can of food. The goods were then distributed to needy families. The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was held in the spring and was a great success. Both Junior and Senior Y-Teens co-operated to make this one of the best years ever. Judy Lehman, Carol Barndt, Vicki Risko, John Babish, Janice Parsons fcxpsOimuJi Jhhmiqh SsJwksi The Para-Medical Careers Club of JHS was co-ed this year. The club had usually been composed of girls, but this year saw a big change. The first male officer in the history of the club was elected. He was John Babish, who served as vice-president. The purpose of this club is to acquaint its members with the work involved in the career each has chosen. In order to gain first-hand experience the members worked in the area hospitals after school and on Saturdays. The club participated in service projects throughout the year. They filled envelopes for the Cambria County Tuberculosis and Health Association. At Christmas, a party was held for the cerebral palsy children. The members made 150 favors for children in area hospitals over Christmas. In appreciation for the annual Christmas Party, the Cambria County Cerebral Palsy Association gives a $150 scholarship to the most active member each year. This is the only scholarship of its kind in the county. The sponsors, Mrs. Beatrice Shaffer and Miss Norma Oliverio, have helped put the spice and enthusiasm into the Medicals Careers Club. (pijJthaqDhaA’ (paJihWiA Just as the Mathematics Department will prepare the general student body for the challenge of future mathematics, so will the Mu Alpha Theta train outstanding mathematicians for careers in that field. The members of this year's club were involved in many activities. In October they attended the regional conference in Newark, Ohio. After that came the initiation at which time blue stoles, specially designed for the club, were wom by seniors over the customary black robes. Spring saw the club's annual submarine sandwich sale. Also, under the supervision of their sponsor. Miss Thelma P. Fetterman, after-school sessions in number sets were held. Officers—Jim Wincer, Marjorie Strayer, Bob Overman, and Bob DeFazio $ivc VYlsi a j? . . . Adding a lot of volume to the cheering at the games this year was the Boys' Pep Club. The newly reorganized Boys' Pep Club has been most active. The club sponsored buses to all away football games and to many of the wrestling meets and basketball games away from home. The boys also held a bonfire at Roxbury Park before the Altoona game. The Boys' Pep Club wasn't lax in social activities. They co-sponsored a pep rally and dance before the Windber game and were the sole sponsors of the successful Autumn Leaves” dance. This was one group of boys who showed the real meaning of pep. [ 108 ] JUmAicAA (pjwvidu Oaluabk Ssuwk A very unique club at JHS is the Projectionists' Club. This club doesn't collect dues, hold dances, or have fudge sales. Their main aim is to serve the school. Under the direction of Mr. James Koontz, assistant principal, these boys leam how to operate movie and slide projectors and the opaque projector. During study periods, club members volunteer to operate this equipment for the teachers using the visual aids. Our Projectionists' Club is a fine group of boys providing an invaluable service to our school. [ 109 ] REFLECTIONS OF VICTORY John Sladki, Bob Alwine, Jeff Richardson, and Bob Burris Scmvce in ihn 71 Uddnq A club always up to date on the newest trends in science is the JHS Science Club. This in- teresting club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Ralph Weigle and Miss Louise Kunkle, can be found in room 429 where meetings are held twice a month. The Science Club is affiliated with the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science which allows the club members to compete at state and regional meetings of the Junior Academy. Exhibitions from the club are also presented at the Johnstown Science Fair and the Indiana Science Fair. During the year, various experiments are performed by the members and worthwhile projects are completed. Guest speakers are brought in from industry and provide a highlight of the year. The Science Club welcomes any student who has a keen interest in science. foadinq VYlak Jth a foody Won Room 313 is a club established to train future librarians and also to aid our school library. Members of the club are students who volunteer their services to shelve books, process magazines, and work at the desk. Training at the JHS library has helped many students obtain jobs in other libraries. The officers for the 1962-63 school year were Jack Roberts, president; Bonnie Moreau, vice-president; Jennifer Schultz, secretary; William Lovely, treasurer. The librarian in charge of the club and the library is Mrs. Rachel Georg. The Club planned a social party near the end of the year and also sponsored fudge sales. [ 112 ] Jhsi VYlnldnq oft an fcnqinsuih. The Engineers' Club is associated with the Junior En- gineering Technical Society (JETS), an organization spon- sored by the National Science Club. The president and vice-president of our Alma Mater's chapter meet with other area officers at the Crane Company where the clubs are coordinated. The Engineers’ Club has the job of producing young people capable of coping with the problems of future en- gineering. Under the leadership of Mr. William G. Bannan, Jr., who is serving his first year as an algebra teacher at JHS, the club is destined for success. The combination of slide rule practice, field trips to Johnstown industries, and the examination of an engineer's job should provide the JHS Engineers' Club member with a knowledge of what he can expect in his engineering field. [ 113 ] IAaJia ia' Qlub OwiA io (pkaM Members of the Ushers' Club provide assistance at the var- ious activities of Johnstown High. Under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Clark and Miss Elizabeth Kunkle, the girls help spectators in finding their seats at concerts, plays, and football games. The Ushers had an exhibit at the Johnstown Science Fair in the spring. The girls dressed small dolls as miniature ushers and placed a name tag on each one to represent one of the members of the Club. Senior officers are Phyllis Sabo, president; Jacqueline Has- elrig, vice-president; Susan Mitchell, secretary; and Lucinda Em- erick, treasurer. Junior officers are Pat Golesich, president; Connie Clark, vice-president; Cydney Rice, secretary; and Janet Benford, treas- urer. [ H4 ] Msihsi aha vuA jAojanA, and w aM fVwm [ 118 ] Jooiball J'DCUA Coach Francis Mihalic's first sea- son as head coach may be summed up in one word,—injuries! Sprained ankles, twisted knees, and strained backs were only a few of the crippling blows dealt the Trojan warriors. Even so, the Men of Troy still managed a season record of five wins and four defeats. The Trojans trounced their first five opponents, but any W.P.I.A.L. title hopes were squashed by McKeesport. Altoona and Har-Brac were the next to conquer the stunned Blue and Black. In the season finale, the powerful Un- iontown Red Raiders clinched the state championship and concluded a some- what dreary Trojan gridiron campaign. Dick Kondash takes off on an end sweep. [ 119 ] iotf jOjUA boijA TROJANS TRAMPLE ERIE EAST 32-0 The Blue and Black made new Head Coach Francis Mihalic's debut a success. CAL McCRAY and JEFF RICHARDSON paved the way for the Trojans with two touchdowns each. DICK KONDASH scored the other JHS touchdown, while DAVE BATRUS added two extra points from placements. Spectacular runs by McCRAY, KONDASH, and quarterback JOHN SLADKI highlighted the game. Meanwhile, the Trojan pass defense was given a rigid workout. Going to the air lanes 39 times, Erie connected with 16 and had 6 intercepted by the alert JHS secondary. JHS CASHES IN 44-6 The Williamsport Millionaires left their bank doors open and the Men of Troy with- drew seven touchdowns for an easy victory. CALVIN McCRAY and JEFF RICHARDSON led the scoring parade with three and two touch- downs respectively. DICK KONDASH, RALPH GOODMAN, and DAVE BATRUS also took part in the Millionaire robbery. Jeff produced the longest run from scrimmage with a 76-yard scoring jaunt. MEN OF TROY BURY RED RAIDERS 26-6 The JHS Trojans successfully passed their initial WPIAL test at the expense of New Ken- sington. Led by DICK KONDASH, the Trojans put on a brilliant display of speed and power. Two six-pointers by JOHN SLADKI and single tallies by KONDASH and JEFF RICH- ARDSON proved too much for the Red Raiders. Alert defensive play by GARY PODOLAK and RON HEIDER started two JHS scoring thrusts. TROJANS WHITEWASH RAMBLERS 25- 0 JHS posted victory number four with a 25-0 whitewash of Windber. Left halfback CAL McCRAY scooted off right tackle 30 yards and quarterback JOHN SLADKI twisted and turned 58-yards to register the Trojans first touch- downs. Lineman JOHN THOMAS then recov- ered a fumble in the Windber end zone for another JHS score. DICK KONDASH closed the scoring on a 38-yard scamper. BLUE KNIGHTS ROMP 26- 0 The Blue and Black, in their first afternoon contest since 1955, added Redstone to their list of victims. In the first half, a pass from quarterback JOHN SLADKI to DICK KONDASH netted the Trojans' first tally. In the second half, a SLADKI pass to CAL McCRAY started the rout. McCRAY and KON- DASH again added tallies to post the Men of Troy's victory string to five. [ 120 ] TIGERS WIN SQUEAKER 14-13 TIGERS DOWN TROJANS 14-6 The McKeesport Tigers ended the Trojan win streak at five games and eliminated the Men of Troy from the WPIAL Class AA race. After scoring once in the first stanza, the Tigers added their second touchdown on a sensational 48-yard pass from LARRY ZAMBO to RUDY NICORA late in the second period. SAM LIBERTORE added both extra points. A fumble recovery by PAUL NEATROUR set up a touchdown run by DICK KONDASH in the first stanza, and Dick kicked the extra point. RON GOISOVICH and GARY PODOLAK paced the Trojan detense which didn't allow a first down in the second half. JOHN SLADKI hit CALVIN McCRAY with a 33-yard touch- down pass late in the fourth quarter. The Tigers blocked the extra point attempt to save the win. JHS LOSES SECOND 21-6 Playing on a cold, windy night, the un- defeated Altoona Mountain Lions grinded out a victory over arch rival Johnstown. Altoona scored three times before the Blue and Black were able to tally. BOB PRINDIBLE, MEL FRYE, and BOB FOGLE registered the Lions' touchdowns. FRYE also added three extra points. The Trojans finally were able to score in the last minute of play. RON HEIDER'S fumble recovery set up a 51-yard pass play from FRAN EVANISKO to DICK KONDASH. PAUL NEATROUR then scored on a 7-yard pass to end the game. The Trojans of Johnstown High encountered their third straight defeat of the season at the hands of the Har-Brac Tigers. The highlight of the scoreless first half was a beautiful intercep- tion of a Har-Brac pass by RALPH GOODMAN. In the second half, the Men of Troy tallied first on an eight-yard touchdown run by CAL McCRAY. Then with only three minutes left to play Har-Brac scored twice on runs by LARRY WIDMAN and TERRY DRIVER. WID- MAN added both extra points from placements. UNIONTOWN CAPTURES AA CHAMPIONSHIP 12-0 The rampaging Uniontown Red Raiders won their tenth straight game with a 12-0 victory over the Trojans. The Red Raiders captured the WPIAL Class AA championship on touchdowns by PETE SMITH and JOHN MANNING. Johnstown's only scoring threat came in the first period. The Trojans marched from their 29 to the Uniontown 37. The threat ended when JOHN SLADKI'S fourth-down pass went incomplete. DICK KONDASH prevented a Red Raider tally late in the first half when he pilfered a SMITH pass on the goal line. RALPH GOODMAN and PAUL NEATROUR also played outstandingly on defense for the Blue and Black. [ 122 ] lAnALinq Hsdwqa (Bohind Jjwjan 'Bhld S in A The '62 grid season brought a new head coach to the helm of the Trojans and added a familiar face to the coaching staff. Francis Blackie Mihalic took over the position vacated by Dave Hart. Robert Zakula, former successful head coach at Joseph Johns, filled the vacant spot left by Mihalic's promotion. The Trojan backs are under the tutoring of George Kocerka who also assists Milan Svitchan, the head junior varsity coach. The brawny Trojan line is under the direction of Paul Slobozien. When the Trojan gridders receive painful injuries, they head straight for Doc , Ed Stofko is known as “Doc'' to the athletes. Ed is also in charge of the managers who are headed by Pete Fufari. These are the unsung heroes who are behind the Trojan grid season. tficUiin' Jo Jo The peppy, perky JHS cheerleaders were sure rarin' to go as they yelled their famous cheer Onward Trojans . The cheerleading squad was made up of ten energetic girls. Clad in their blue-and- black uniforms these girls cheered the football, basketball, and wrestling teams on to victory. Ready, willing and able to help the girls were sponsors Miss Carolyn Tilley and Mrs. Margaret Pipan. The cheerleaders showed their tremendous cheering ability when they took second place in the annual Cheerleading Contest. Johnstown Up With a Cry was the title of the cheer, and a beautiful trophy was their award. [ 125 ] Jjwjxm Hoopmsw (phoduai Wmuj Qoivd JkhUlA Coach Paul Abele has again produced a winning combination for the '62-'63 court season. John Sladki was Coach Abele's sole returning letterman. Sladki was teamed up with seniors Alex Moses and Jim Fisher to form a very tough rebounding trio. Charles Jef- fers and Larry Walton, both sophomores, alternated with Nick Hobar in the backcourt. Seniors Cal McCray and Paul Neatrour were backed up by juniors Charles Wilson, Ron Betts, Charles Gunby, Ron DeBose, Nick Devich and Ron Krupa to round out the Trojan hoop squad. Coach Abele received assistance from George Kocerka. Coach Kocerka was in charge of the Trojan junior varsity which compiled a very successful season. [ 126 ] tBa JudbaU (BoaJid SCORES Johnstown 49 Connellsville 31 Johnstown 63 Monessen 44 Johnstown 57 Ferndale 33 Johnstown 52 Ambridge 35 Johnstown 69 Hollidaysburg 71 Johnstown 48 Williamsport 36 Johnstown 36 Catholic 45 Johnstown 44 Altoona 50 Johnstown 30 Richland 29 Johnstown 51 Altoona 46 Johnstown 68 Windber 34 Johnstown 69 Conemaugh 47 Johnstown 41 Farrell 38 Johnstown 56 Westmont 40 Johnstown 62 Indiana 47 Johnstown 53 Windber 39 Johnstown 45 Westmont 34 Johnstown 52 Catholic 42 Johnstown 56 Punxsutawney 46 [ 127 ] The JHS wrestling squad with coaches Milan Svitchan and Don Hartnett. Jeff Richardson escapes the hold of Gary Podolak. [ 128 ] Bob Alwine pins Curt Davis. fistfudi)...........(jJhsudk If one passed by 118 after school, during those cold winter months, he was probably subjected to a startling chorus of grunts and groans. However, he shouldn't have run for an ambulance. Those sounds were just the JHS wrestling team getting in condition for a rough season. Coach Milan Svitchcm's grapplers started practice during the first weeks of November. A stiff conditioning program was imposed on the boys to get them in shape. Cafeteria receipts dropped as wrestlers began dieting to get rid of excess poundage. Then Coach Svitchan and Assistant Coach Dan Hartnett began to put the snap and polish into the boys' take-downs and escapes. When the first match rolled around early in December, the Trojan matmen were rarin' to go. Their schedule took them through ten matches, the Bald Eagle-Nittany Christmas Wres- tling Tournament, and the post season individual competition for the Pennsylvania state wres- tling championships. It was a long, hard season. But ask any wrestler, and he'll say it was worth it. [ 129 ] (fiaMball JmuuJwia The JHS' baseball launchers took the lead in the space race, putting more objects in orbit than either the United States or Russia, Seeking to salvage JHS' pride irom a dismal '62 season, the JHS space crew resembled the German blitzkrieg as it rolled up victories. Teamwork and hustle were responsible for the “launchers successful ways, but experience was the keynote. Experienced players such as Dick Kondash, Nick Hobar, Dave Batrus, Jim Azar, Mike Cassata, Dick Balya, Bob Woolcock, Ron Keiper, Len Ferenchik, Ron Oshinsky, Joe Spanko, and Charles Gunby gave the team momentum. Inspiration and direction for the successful launching was in the hands of head coach Francis “Blackie Mihalic and his assistant, Paul Slobozien. [ 130 ] J'bud o$ J Qsd and Swhnfid o$ (D faai This year the JHS track team completed another successful season. Under Coach Robert Zakula, the boys worked hard to achieve peak condition for their meets. The JHS track candidate is a hardy individual, fleet of feet and scornful of defeat. He practices after school on the cinder path at Cochran. Maybe he trains for the maximum three events or perhaps he specializes in one event, but he fits in well with the rest of the team. Track is a concentrated team effort. This year the team participated in many dual meets and sev- eral special track contests. Our boys score high to give our Alma Mater prestige in the field of track. [ 131 ] Wli h Overman Kisha Allison Abraham l taw ALLISON'S DITTIES Forrest Allison '63 Hi, diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle. The cow jumped over the moon. The Russians blushed red, and I've heard it said. They'll blast off an elephant soon. Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall, A million small pices of Humpty lay there, Poor chap should have signed up for Medicare. Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet. Eating Rice Krispies one day. When asked just what gave, she replied very grave, I'm getting sick of those old curds and whey.” Mary, Mary, quite contrary. How does your garden grow? There's nothing there, it's quite bare, I'm getting subsidy checks, you know. A JINGLE A DAY Jack and Jill went up the hill. To fetch a pail of water, Jack fell down and broke his crown, While )ill yelled lor Dr. Kildare. Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eater, Had a wife and couldn't keep her. Both were very much in grief. Until Peter signed up for relief. Little Boy Blue, Come blow your horn The sheep's in the meadow, the cows in the com. Where is the little boy who watches the sheep? He's dragging down the road in his souped-up heap. Diane Abraham '63 Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eater, Had a wife. And couldn't keep her, Took her to the Miracle Mart, And there he left her, Pete's quite smartl Judy Longo '64 an me ■ an I ome a ant nnt etu time£ A TEACHER? NEVER! Oh, what a teacher often sees!— Stretched out legs and knobby knees. Girls who sit and dig in purses. And those who try to write poem verses. Students who clip and file their nails, Then comes polish, it never fails. Boys who sleep, then stretch and yawn, You'd think they didn't get to bed 'till dawn. At the left are Sue and Mary, Scheming against both Tom and Jerry. Jack and Jim sit at the right. Talking about last night's big fight. Jenny seems to be quite busy. But Ricky thinks she's a little dizzy. In the back, Flo powders her nose. Next to her, Pat fixes her hose. Seventh period rolls around. When all the sleepy-heads are found. Oh, I am sure, I could nver be, A high school teacher, and put up with me! Judy Rerko '63 [ 135 ] THE AGE-OLD PLOT Carolyn Pfeil '64 The age-old plot. That women are taught, Is to catch a man, The best they can,— With perfume and food, And a grown-up mood, And a brand-new dress, And a warm caress, And pretty soon, With the help of the moon, She gets her mate, And sets the date. Amen! HE LOVES ME—NOT He tells me that he loves me true, Turns right around and makes me blue. By kissing other maidens fair, This fickle boy gets in my hair. Roberta Nagy '63 LATE DATE The other night I had a date, And I was half an hour late, I left my mud pack on too long, I read the darn directions wrong! Roberta Nagy '63 [ 136 ] Pfeil Williams HOW TO DRIVE Burk Donna Reed '63 Well, what do you know, I'm a Senior now, Ready to drive but don't know how. My car's brand new, without a bump. But till I get back it will be ready to dump. Here I come, slide on over, I feel as lucky as a four-leaf clover. Which switch should I turn, which key should I use?— Please help me someone. I'm all confused! Here I go, I'm off and running. Watch out, curb, here I'm coming. Oh, why don't I quit, why don't I stop? For what would I do if I hit a cop. [ 137 ] Andrews SMOKE STACKS Rerko Reed Slabe Nagy by Bill Andrews Proud smoke stacks Poke their heads belligerently, Puncturing The pastoral skies. Distrustful of the earth below They rush to infinity. AN OLD MAN By Forrest Allison '63 Neighborhood children. Like sprightly, little elves. Frolic in the street. A ball is thrown And caught Then thrown again Then stops. Down the pavement a stooped figure moves. Slowly he shuffles past. As steady as the passing of Time. A gnarled, old man, A man with memories Of frolicing children And bouncing balls. His children? Perhaps. It makes no difference. The memory passes on And so does the old man. Plodding toward Eternity. [ 138 ] EXPLOSION by Roxeen Burk '63 The rain clouds burst. Like a big balloon. Stuck with a pin. Mad at the world, They show their anger, By exploding. WAR by Jack Slabe '63 As if stalking their prey. The belligerent rain clouds Wept unseen, Ready to launch Buckets of water On the sleeping city. FIRST IMPRESSION by Jack Slabe '63 Black smoke. Like tyrannical threatening clouds. Hung above the towering smoke stacks,. Scornfully greeting Each new arrival in town. [ 139 ] awe [ 140 1 THREE-MINUTE BEDLAM CHRIS ALEX by Chris Alex The bell rings!—a moment of quiet; In a split second there starts a near riot! Last minute work is all handed out. And from hundreds of throats is heard a wild shout. Soon the hall with students is filled. To stand in the way could mean getting killed. The tide of humanity flows towards the stairs, Where teachers with tests wait in their lairs. Books are exchanged, pencils are leased. In the hubub a report is horribly creased. A book is dropped, kicked down three flights, Out flies a paper, the work of four nights. The commotion will soon begin to subside. As crowds, jamming doorways, bump and collide. As for me, to this folly I'll definitely not cater, To be safe I'll take refuge in the near elevator! f m Rosalind Yarchak and her guest seem to enjoy each other. [ 142 ] f Frcmny Evanisko and Lubby Agnello toast each other. [ 143 ] QIoaa (Rsuinwn ofl 73 Have anything planned for June, 1973? If you haven't, don't make any commitments. Why not? Because that's when the Johnstown High School Class of 1963 will hold its tenth annual reunion. Not interested? Maybe right now you're tired of school activities. But just wait ten years. By that time you'll be quite happy to see your old classmates again. Still not interested? Perhaps a brief preview of Reunion '73 will convince you. an electronics-firm executive. Let's see now, this is an invitation to the tenth annual reunion of the Johnstown High School Class of 1963. Gee, I haven't seen most of that gang for years. I won- der what they're doing. I guess here's one an- swer to my question: Jack says his secretary is BETTY POLONKY, a JHS alumna. Well, I'll find out about the other 500 and some graduates in in June. Beverly Ream in library Michael Geha and his flame, Diane Lydick Just sit down a minute while I turn on my time machine. The time is now early spring, 1973. The place is my home in the wilds of Vermont. The speaker: me. I wonder what the great, glorious mailbag of old Uncle Whiskers holds this morning. A bill, a bill, a bill, ah, what's this, a letter from New York. I'll just slit it open and see what kind of bill it is. It's not a bill after all. It's a letter from JACK WOOD. Jack was our class president at JHS. It looks as though he really made it big now. He's I now set the time machine for June, 1973. The place: a Johnstown hotel. The speaker: yours truly again. “Just another minute and I'll see the old group. Here they come. The first one is TOM HINDMAN, undertaker extraordinary. He's still with his old side kicks. Attorney RICK McKEE and biologist LARRY MARSH. “Behind them are a couple of big men in the medical profession, BOB ALWINE and TOM [ 144 ] NEUN. I wonder what medical hijinks these two sawbones have been up to lately. The education profession is certainly well represented at this reunion. CONNIE WONDER, so they tell me, is a great home-economics teacher. Some of the wild dishes she trains her classes to cook may go down in history. If they do, ROSALIND YARCHAK and HARRY WHY- SONG, a couple of JHS history pedagogues, will be ready and able to instruct their classes in all the history-making aspect's of Connie's culinary art. I thought all the medical men had been here. But Dr. RICHARD WILLIAMS and his nurse, ROXEEN BURK, are now skirting through the door. “These nurses and medical technicians must be playing follow the leader. Here comes another —VIVIAN GEORGE. Behind her are dietician DIANE ABRAHAM, medical secretary POLLY ICKES, X-ray technician DONNA REED, and physical therapist KERSHAW SHANNON. That's probably the end of the medical del- egation to this reunion. But it looks as if another John Benshoff uses card catalogue Roxeen Burk and Dick Williams, a cozy twosome Coming through the door now are two of my old and dear friends, CHRIS ALEX and MICHAEL VAVREK. They look as if they just got off a boat from Vienna. Both have charred briar pipes pok- ing through their jungle-like beards. Even if I didn't know they were psychiatrists, I could tell by looking at them. Sigmund Freud lives again! Another Freudian character seems to be follow- ing these two distinguished thinkers. Why, I'd know her anywhere. That's JANET OLSEN, girl psychologist. I can imagine how this trio is twist- ing and untwisting poor, unsuspecting minds. kind of delegate is coming this way. The United States Ambassador to Hodgedypodge, MICHAEL DENK, is heading right toward me. I'd sure like to hear about the troubles of that little shiekdom, but I think I'll just slip away. It surely takes all kinds to make a reunion. We go from diplomats to smoke jumpers. One of the best smoke jumpers in the country is VINCE LaBUDA, JHS Class of '63. A fellow for- ester is DAVID KOCHER. Our park system will never be the same. 145 I can't see who the next alumni coming through the door are, but by the sound of their mellow voices. I'd say they are radio announcers. Yes, I'm right. JEFF KRONE, PAUL YATES, and DENNY LYNN are now three top DJ's with na- tional radio networks. The fine arts seem to be populated by JHS graduates. DAVID BELZ is a commercial artist. JOHN CHRISTIAN SNOW is swinging his brushes at defenseless canvases in his studio in the Vil- lage. FLAY MASSEY, twister extraordinary, has worker they have! I stand corrected about men of science and mathematics. No one can deny DOROTHY PESKURIC is a woman of mathematics. Stumbling in behind is CHIP CAUFFIEL. He must have taken a last look at the skies. A weather- man is always working. After that band of mad scientists, it's refresh- ing to see a little sobriety. The Reverends BARRY SCHRADER and CALVIN McCRAY are followed by missionary BETH KING. I understand this trio is doing a fine job in several parts of the world. I can see the quiet isn't going to last long. Here come a group of businessmen acting as if Ray Massey has an eye for that pie. his own fashion house. Ever hear of Fashions by Massey? And if I ever want to build a house. I'll know who to contact — architect ERIC GEORGE. It seems these grads enter in groups accord- ing to profession. Here come the men of science and mathematics. Leading the pack is former Student Council leader WILL BENNETT, a chem- ical engineer. RAY ORLOSKY, a CPA and JACK SLABE, actuary, are not just businessmen. Their love of mathematics has them now doing research on the subject during off-hours.' And what a co- What’s this? they were at a convention. JAMES REITER leads the pack. He's followed by lawyer JOHN LAW- RENCE and his legal secretary JUDY BLAIR. At the end of the group is FORREST ALLISON, thumb-tack tycoon. The first social gathering is about to begin. I guess all the groups are here. The only ones left are either lone-wolves or watchless stragglers. And here they come. The first is a loner from the world of sports, Arabian horseshoe player TOM MEAGHER. (One other sportsman, LEN FERENCHIK, has a game to play for the New York Yankees today, so he probably wouldn't be [ 146 ] here. I imagine sports journalist JOHN JAMES will be covering that game.) Enough of those who are absent; here come a few more late grad- uates. RUDY ROSA, a night-club sensation, just arrived from a successful engagement at DON KOT'S Playboy Club. Following him is GARY ALTEMUS who just returned from his own type of successful engagement. His was at the local animal hispital. Gary is a veterinarian. Another group seems to be filing in. This trio were always together at JHS. Engineers DEAN BERGHANE and JOHN ALT flank their who lounged against their lockers and made up lies to avoid teachers' caustic comments about late home work are now responsible ladies and gentlemen. They're all holding down top jobs in American industry and government. Who would have thought ten years could make such a dif- ference? I guess, though, that some of the old high- school madness returned to these important per- sonages during the reunion. There were the usual broken tumblers, torn streamers, and hurt feelings. But the craziest feat I heard about was the moon trip. Seven of our glorious alumni Here we are again! Career Day brings in the army medical compatriot, Dr. JOHN BENSHOFF. Behind them runs nuclear physicist BILL BOWERS. I just found out why these scientists and engineers are just now arriving. They've been at a science convention presided over by LOUIS ULERY, a mathematics professor. He was assisted by his old friend, physicist BOB DeFAZIO. Everyone seems to be inside now. If I run, I can make it before they close the door. I shall now turn my time machine to three days after the reunion. The place: my Vermont retreat. The speaker: who else? That was some reunion. All those crazy kids decided to charter a trip to the moon. They planned to leave after the first day of the reunion and return in time for the second day. But some- how it didn't work out So, if vou see DON ARDOLINO, RITA ALTIMORE, LINDA BOYARSKY, FRAN EVANISKO, JUDY LEHMAN, SUSAN CRAWFORD, or DAVE REAM floating through space, tell them they missed a great reunion. I guess it's time to turn off my time machine. Our little trip should have convinced you. Re- member, save a space on your June, 1973, cal- endar for the tenth annual reunion of the Johns- town High School Class of 1963. I'll be looking for you! Bill Andrews '63 [ 147 ] HOW WELL WE ALL REMEMBER THE FIRST SNOWFALL, OCTOBER 26. Pep Club Formal proved quite a night Nick Mikesic, Linda Griffith, Ken McIntyre, Mario Travesaro, Marikay Geisel, and Marjorie Strayer sign dance programs. Pretty Janet Olsen whispers sweet nothings in Rick McKee's ear. Jack Wood and Linda Alwine gaze lovingly at Pep Club Formal. Sharon Partsch twists with the tune. Bob Burris and Linda Smith Dorothy Peskuric at math book again. Busy hands Sinq. alonq [ 152 ] Bruce Haselrig acst as host at Pep Club Formal Ginger Bray at organ Loretta Stumpo and Gary Caputo do the twist. with mikh (Do you have a AiaA ijouh uw dn 'd'msucuiA a Ata in hi Jtohi} cla A. Ctlho Aaid one can't have gun while leaJminq. Checking the guidance bulletin each day brought important information. Passing notes isn't permitted, son. [ 156 ] 1 isnuMri dU in a dcujA wohk. Frank Weaver with student Dorothy Peskuric points the way One, two, three, four— [ 157 ] Mike Denk and Curt Davis Forrest Allison has fun learning. Vl ly (Seniors, fill in blank spaces to complete the story of your life at JHS.) A senior at last, I walked through the doors of JHS on September............ 19... I felt very .................. as I walked to my home room, .......... There my home room teacher, .. ................... greeted me. The first thing I did was seek out my three best friends .................. .................. and...................They understood how glad I was to have .................... on my schedule and sympathized with me over my ................ class. As the year progressed, I found that .... ................. was my favorite class and .. ............... class was not for me, though. The football team did ..................... this year, winning.......games and losing.... I had a............. time at the games with ................ The top players, in my opinion, were ................. and ..................... We had our first snow on .................... and I knew basketball and wrestling season was right around the corner............... and ..... was the record of the basketball team. The play- ing of .................... really impressed me, especially at the War Memorial Tournament. JHS came in .......... in that contest. Our wrestling team wound up with a........... ...... record.................... and........... ................ were really great. My extra-curricular activities kept me busy during the winter months. Membership in ......... (clubs) ............................ took up a lot of time, but I still found time to attend the ........... ................ dance with ..................... on ................... Christmas vacation was a welcome relief. I had a ...................... time during vacation. New Year's Eve was especially [ 158 ] my favorite teacher. The class play, ., was very .................. I thought ..... did a ................. job. Mid-year exams were .................... this year, especially .................... All things considered, my marks were fairly ............... Spring brought track and baseball to JHS. Our baseball team had a ....... sea- son with a record of ............ and ......... ................. was a standout player. The track team won.........meets and lost........... ...................... really excelled in ...... The end of the year came too fast. Our sen- ior class officers—.................... ........... .................................. , and ..... ..................—managed the senior activities well. The senior assembly was................. ................, ( and ..... ................. gave very performances. Of course, ............... cried through the whole thing. I had a .................. time at the prom. It was held at the .................. My date was ....................... The theme of the prom was .................. and the class colors were .................. and After the prom we went to .......................... Commencement made me feel .................... It was held on June .........., 1963.......... ...................was the main speaker. Where- ever I go, I know I'll never forget .......... .................. and dear old JHS. Forrest Allison '63 Chuck Aikey directs the JHS Band Jack Wood, Senior Class President, crowns Connie Wonder Y-Teen Queen as her Maid-of-Honor, Donna Reed, looks on. Seated (L. to R.) Bonnie Gibbons, Connie Wonder, Donna Reed, Roxeen Burk Standing (L to R.) Sally Caddy, Jackie Haselrig, Bonnie Constable, Delores Schofield, Cindy McCurdy Y-Teen officers and their escorts seem to be enjoying themselves. Who was that little boy running around without any clothes on and shooting hearts all over the gym? Cupid's Caper Dance was accented with a red and white centerpiece made in the JHS woodshop. V « • t • Z • • • r. u : v 0 ,rj i y w: m v • •:• ;V •. •• xV'V' :.. VtfVV;x!i’ffc VB ' 'V, ' ; £'f I | J