Greater Latrobe High School - Latrobean Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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Hundreds of other events assisted in making the four years at our Alma Mater satisfying ones. After school cokes at the Orange and Black-the outstanding performance of the juniors in Melody Iones and the never to be forgotten friendships-The thrilling spec- tacle of night games at the new Memorial Stadium, disappointment of a one-point loss-the hilarious time enjoyed by those who ven- tured to the away games in vehicles long since ready for the junk pile-The gala Iunior-Senior prom-the suspense filled Senior Class play, Gramercy Ghost -the solemness of assembly devotions- The final examinations: the cramming, the grades. the consequences: and the school picnic which closed a wonderful school year. These happy and memorable events are condensed in the pages of this album. We hope that our efforts will convey the story to you. A story of high schol life that will be remembered by all as they march FORWARD into time. 4 ? .fm ig ., E , 52 Q ,Vo I 'Sv J .,, -fi fm Qi '22 f faevfvriwf' W, 1 3. .af W, , -H. , 1 Q 5 .fl 1 A., o 'Ql h.w.wawv4. fy--...- xxx 'X., -.4 -1-mpg -.4-5-n -mir' 6 v ,l vlwkw- Watt Last February, 1100 students stood up applauding, a farewell salute to the man who had served their school and community for 30 years. Every person in the cheering auditorium had felt the influence of Mr. M. N. Funk. To some he had been the man behind the desk behind the door marked Principal. To many he was a friend who had helped them in any way he could. To all, he was an outstanding man. During his career at Latrobe High School, he accomplished many things. With the idea that a good plant is necessary to produce good students, he promoted many improvements. The homemaking cottage is still a novel idea in education. The new addition to the school relieved the crowded class- rooms. The well lighted stadium caused students to lift their heads in pride. His work extended into community life. Various organizations were proud to have him as a member. Through his help, these groups became more interested in school affairs. The forensic contests and many awards were the result. The town supported the school in Whatever the students un- dertook. The band, marching gaily down Ligonier Street, is a living memor- ial of the campaign for new uniforms. Mr. Funk's work was quickly noticed by outsiders. For many years he served as president of the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association. This year he received the position of executive director of the P.I.A.A. Latrobe's loss is the P.l.A.A.'s gain. if k 3 ,- Mi po a- 8 l -2. A ! 1 M s xg. Ll . 5,3 vu.. K ' X ' ' '- ,w,hW.-... fa? . ,gw,, -I? uh-1 y,g',gxQa SN Q bkgi y1'i..ff 'ff J ymifsslzss 5 Yi g ' . 5 . 2 Twig: :' 3 5 1 f - ' ' 5 . M y s 2 f ' C C , if .. W 3 ,Q 4 2 1 4. ' QQ Nm , g N a U fy L! M . 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Newcomer to the school administration this year is Mr. David Snyder, who succeeded Mr. M. N. Funk as principal. Mr. Snyder assumed his post in Latrobe April l after serving as prin- cipal at Midland High School for five and one half years. The new principal graduated from Geneva College and the University of Pittsburgh. He is interested in athletics, and was a former assistant football coach. Seven local citizens serve as members of the Latrobe Board of Education. Mr. Harry M. Reed is president of the organization. Other members include Mr. H. Donald Benford, Mr. Curtis L. Feather, Dr. Iack Hamill, Mr. Francis I. Harvey, Miss Sara C. McComb, and Mr. Sam- uel B. Hummel. Assisting the administration are four secre- taries. Miss Ruth Himler and Miss Anabelle Walters work in Dr. Hulton's office. Miss Mar- ilyn McGuire and Miss Barbara Smith take care of the high school secretarial duties. SUPEBINTENDENT I. G. Hulton points to map of Latrobe. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL D. A Snyder looks over attendance. MISS RUTH HIMLER MISS ANABELLE WALTERS MISS BARBARA SMITH MISS MARILYN MCGUIRE F I NAME Mr. Mitchell Barron SUBIECT--Iunior Business Training . . . Typing . . . Sales . . , Shorthand. EDUCATION--B,S. from Duquesne Uni- versity. INTERIBTS - American Legion . . . Armed Forces Chemical Association . . . Baseball . , . Football . . . Bas- ketball . . . General handyman . . . Fishing . . . Golf. NAME. .,.,. . ,..,. Mr. H. W. Bitner SUBIECT-Chemistry. EDUCATION - Undergraduate work at Indiana State Teacher's College . . . Graduate work at University of Pitts- burgh. INTERESTS- -Atomic science .. . Hunt- ing and fishing . . . Visual education. NAME , Miss Florence M. Breeton SUBIECT -- Commercial arithmetic . . . General mathematics . . . Takes care of school's attendance problems. EDUCATION--Columbia University , . . Bowling Green University . . . Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. INTERESTS--Reading . . . Sketching and painting. NAME Mr. William R. Couchenour SUBIECT English Ill Iournalism I, II. EDUCATION --- B.A. from Washington and Iefferson . . . University of Pitts- burgh. INTERESTS-Basketball . . . Football . . . Attending plays . . . Adviser ot Quill and Scroll . . . Publications. NAME . Miss Evelyn Baxter SUBIECT French and Spanish. EDUCATION ---- B.A. from Bethany . . . Master In Letters from University of Mexico and University of Pittsburgh. INTERETS-Rifle shooting . . . Piano . . . Clarinet . . . Traveling. NAME .. ,... Mr. Earl E. Bonnet! SUBIECT-Vocational Guidance Director EDUCATION-B.S. from Kutztown State Teacher's College . . . M. Ed. from University of Pittsburgh . . . Gradu- ate work at Pennsylvania State Col- lege. INTERESTS---Sports and athletic events . . . Reading. NAME Mr. Iohn Charlesworth SUBIECT Vocational Machine Shop. EDUCATION--Pitt . . . Permanent Stand- ard Certificate to teach machine shop. INTERESTS---Music . . . Sports . . . Mechanics . . . Completing new house . . . Member oi the Tall Cedar Band. NAME , Miss Virginia Daniels SUBIECT Biology. EDUCATION---Wilson College . . . B.A. from Pitt . . . M.A. from Columbia. INTERESTS--Music . , . Day Camp . . . Playgrounds . . , Delta Kappa Gam- ma . . . Business and Professional Women. NAME Mr. Iames R. Beatty SUBIECT Problems of Democracy. EDUCATION Clarion State Teacher's College . . . Penn State . . . New York University . . . University of Pittsburgh. INTERESTS-Student Council . . . Stud- ent service . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . oil painting. NAME Mr. Richard H. Braun SUBIECT-Gym . . . Health. EDUCATION-B.S. from Slippery Rock . . . M.A. from University of Pitts- burgh. INTERESTS-Hunting . . . Track . . . Cross Country . . . Latrobe Sportsmen Club . . . Father of three boys . . . Head oi lntra-mural basketball . . Track coach. NAME , . . Mr. Robert E. Cook SUBIEC'l'fBookkeepirig. EDUCATION---Bachelor and Master de- grees from Pitt. INTERESTS--Golf . . . Music, especially clarient and saxophone . . . Directs Dixieland Band . . . Hunting . . . American Legion . . . Plays in Com- munity musical groups . . . Collects guns. NAME . Miss lean Dibb SUBIECT World History. EDUCATION -- Clarion State Teacher's College . . . University of Pittsburgh . , . California State Teacher's Col- lege . . . Penn State. INTERESTS--Leather craft . . . Camp director at tobacco iarms . . . Travel- ino. ATTENDANCE CHECKERS Mr. Aladin Ferian, Miss Mary Martha Himler, Mr. Sam Green, Mr Richard Braun, Miss Margaret Zuendel, Mr. Ross Prestia, Miss Florence Breeton. '53 5, ASL :QE-MIN 'HD ' EVALUATION EXAMINERS Miss Virginia Daniels Mr Ha old Stover Mrs Eleanor Gadd Mr Mars Dovey Miss Irene Mertz Miss lean Meason Mr james Beatty MISS lean Dlbb NAME Mr Mars Dovey SU BIECT English IV EDUCATION St Vincent i AB from Notre Dame MBA from Harvard MA from Col umbia INTERESTS Country lite Reading NAME Mrs. Eleanor Edwards Gadd SUBIECT World History. EDUCATION A.B. from Bryn Mawr . . . M.A, from University of Pittsburgh. INTEHESTS Antique furniture . . . Read- ing . , . Learning to cook. NAME Mr Aladin B Ferran SUBIECT General Industrial Arts EDUCATION BS from Caliiorina State Teachers College INTERESTS Traveling Hunting Leather upholstering Interior and exter or decorating Member oi active Army Reserve NAME Miss Florence Gill SUBIECT Typing I . . . Shorthand I . . . Writing . . . Spelling. EDUCATION B.S. from Indiana State Teacher's College . . . M.E. from Penn State. INTERESTS -Business and Professional Wornen's Club . . . Traveling . . . Pianist . . . Knitting . . . Dancing. I3 NAME Mr Ralph G Forquer SUBIECT General Science EDUCATION Washington and Iefierson BS and ME degrees from 1 INTERESTS Golf and iamily Play ground work Head basketball coach NAME Mr. Harry I. Graham SUBIECT General Science. EDUCATION St. Vincent College . . . M.A. from Columbia University . . . Carnegie Institute oi Technology on Westinghouse Fellowship. INTERESTS' Traveling . . . Buying gas- oline . . . Science. 7 3 .ge ,,.. Faculty CHEMISTRY STUDENTS struggle with Weekly ex- periments during a lab period. NAME Mrs Mary Alice Graham SUBIECT Physical Education Health EDUCATION BS from Slippery Rock State Teachers College Penn State INTERESTS Teaches gym to young women at Armory Teaching dancing at Community Club Ligonier Country Club Painting Golf NAME Miss Lyda Hamilton SUBIECT Algebra II Plane geom etry Solid geometry and trig onometry EDUCATION Pennsylvania College lor Women Umver ity of Pittsburgh INTERESTS Reading Bridge Civic Club Likes to travel NAME Miss Mabel Lindner SUBIECT English II and III. EDUCATION B.A. from Seton Hill Col- lege . . . Penn State College . . . . A. from Bread Loaf School ot English. INTERESTS Writing . , . Editor t Westmoreland and Teacher . . . Delta Kappa Gamma. NAME Miss Irene H. Mertz SUBIECT English I and II. EDUCATION - - Indiana State Teacher's College . . . Penn State . . . Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. INTERESTS Apartment living . . . Dec- orating . . . Cooking . . . Reading . . . Traveling by plane. Q NAME Mr Sam Green SUBIECT Supervisor of music in La trcbe schools Teaches horuses Band Music theory EDUCATION Indiana State Teachers Penn State Duke in Public School music INTERESTS Latrobe Country Club m mber Goi Dancing NAME Miss Mary Martha Himler SUBIECT Art EDUCATION Irving College ndi ana State Teacher s 1 ndi negie Tech Columbia INTERESTS Farming Music Travel Dogs Belongs to Associated Artists Charter mem ber oi Pittsburgh Water Color Club NAME Miss Mary Louise McBride SUBIECT Algebra I. EDUCATION B.A. from Seton Hill . . . lVI,A. at Columbia. INTERESTS- Girl Scouts . . . Adviser ot Camera Club and Broadcasting Class . . . Enjoys the theatre. NAME Miss Catherine N. Netzlot SUBIECT Physics . . . Mathematics. EDUCATION University ot Pittsburgh . . . Columbia University . . . St, Vin- cent . . . Union College . . . Massa- chusetts Institute ot Technology. INTERESTS Swimming . . . Girl Scouts . . . Summer camp work . . . Sports . . . Traveling. NAME Mr Fred Halsall SUBIECT Teaches mechanical drawing EDUCATION University of Pittsburgh INTERESTS Safety patrol Sports ltootball and boxmgl One time open boxing champ ot Pittsburgh Two daughters NAME Miss Laura Iohnston SUBIECT English Public Speak mg EDUCATION B A from Penn State Summer work at Penn State INTERESTS Music Bridge Knitting Puts aspiring dramattsts through their paces in school play activities NAME Miss Eleanor lean Meason SUBIECT - English I. EDUCATION B.A. from Seton Hill Col- lege . . . Graduate work at Temple University and University of Pitts- burgh. INTERESTS- Traveling . . . GO . . . - terior decorating . . . Interested in studying psychology, NAME Miss Martha Osborne SUBIECT English III and IV. EDUCATION --Wilson College . . . Uni- versity of Pittsburgh . . . University ot Pennsylvania, INTERESTS Traveling . . . Playing bridge . . . Reading . . . Coaches extemp speakers lor Kiwanis contest. xv ,A 1 :ii 'W M Q 33 .1 yy D . ,A mg, , w Jfgvawl, A fw , 'X W - llffvp-fs-x+fs'w.i::w3!..Wf ,, fgffi ' .,-,fm fri 3: A . ' 5 N515 W 53: t f 3541! if X ji MW K -fm F X i mf-w , '22 'F sk A k An. 'U wk J .. 4 A? 'ing' I ,af 4 ? qi tu if a '. 'L -r I . . ply N 1 Ss? iq. ' ,gag fm . 1? 1 J V. EM' ggi- 5 k W. ' SP' A' Q, f: .jf .f if-Q, ,ju .' f'?Q5f?e?' , Lg m- Q ., :aj C ,, f fi fir ,V 'V , 'Ti ' 1 f ' -t 5, ffflj. X ' ' ALF' 3 ' .f ig, f 5 - V ,t RT Q N 1.2 V iv V 44? Q 51 3 ,I , ,Lff ' Q i IP, Ji 1 W-Q Q WH- s Agri J P F gm fm, ,. ,M 4 NAME Mr Ross Ioseph Prestra SUBIECT Hzgh School O rchestra Iuntor orchestra and band Grade scnool mt src and mstrumental s ns EDUCATION BS from St Vtncent Col lege Duquesne Unrverstty Gannor and Allegheny College INTERESTS les Musrc NAME Mlss Blanche Qurck SUBIECT Shorthand II Typmg I II EDUCATION B S from Ball Sate Teachers College Mun cle Indrana 1 INTERESTS Chaperones grrls to t bacco Itelds 1n Connectrcut G of NAME Mlss Adeline Reepmg SUBIECT I.at1n I and II EDUCATION Seton 1-1111 College Umversrty of Ptttsburgh INTERESTS L tm and medrcme State chairman of I C L Gar den ng Speeches Busmess and Proiesslonal Womens Club NAME Mr George D Rrse SUBILCT Amertcan Hrstory EDUCATION A B from Waynesburg Colle e Masters Degree lrom Un verstty of Plttsburgh Ohlo State Umv ersrty Unrversrty of Chrcaoo So h ut Dakota State Ccllege INTERESTS Tenrus Farmmg NAME Mr M1chaelE Rtzzo SUBI CT Trade Englxsh EDUCATIO N St Vmcent College Penn State Coll ege INTERESTS F h Recreatron pro motlon rn Latrobe Summer dr rector oi playgrounds Son Mrckey Ir NAME Mr Phrhp Iohn Schwartz SUBIECT Vocatonal Electncrty EDUCATION Calxtorma State Teachers UHIVGISIIY of Prttsburgh INTERESTS Huntlng Flshlng Golf Smgmg Swlmmmg Member ot Amerrcan Legron Drum and Bul ge Corps Boy Scout commztteeman NAME Mrs Margaret Seamens SUBIECT Homemaktra Clothmg Ccnstructron EDUCATION BA and MS from Penn sylvanla State College Seton H11 College INTERESTS Gardenxrg Sewrng Her hom Church and college clubs Clothes Two sons NAME Mr Harold Stover SUBIECT Commercral Law rce Practrce EDUCATION Indrana State Teachers College Syracuse Umversrty Duke B S rn Educatlon INTERESTS Frsh mg Gardemng Landscaplng E ks CIVICS STUDENTS Cams Sartor1s and W WADE 11t examlne Anferlcan flag SHIREY shows h1s cedar chest to Ed Schandel FRENCH CLASSMATES A , 1' Q ' . . . P'tt. I ' - . O. f , K - . A . . . Sgt - I 111 - S - is ing . . . Assistant 1 ' football coach . . . ' - . . U i 1. A n I T x l -A . - . I . . . D I e , . . ' - ' I ' 2 ' I 1 -e ' . . . Off- , strrve to answer Gr etchen Badstibner's queries BULLETIN BOARD displays capture interest of project-seeking students. Q NAME Mrs. Katherine Stumbaugh SUBIECT Homemaking . . . Related Arts. EDUCATION Pennsylvania State Col- lege . . . B.S. from Indiana State Teachers College . . . Boston Uni- versity. INTERESTS Traveling . . . Theatre . . . Music . . . Art . . . Crafts . . . Flower arrangements . . . Interior decoration . . . Latrobe Civic Club. NAME Mr. Herbert Thompson SUBIECT Homemaking . . . Related EDUCATION Ohio Northern Univers- ity . . . Carnegie Tech . . . University of Pittsburgh. INTERESTS Latrobe Kiwanis Club . . , Interested in the general welfare of Latrobe . . . Father of two sons. NAME Miss Emily Vosburqh SUBIECT Homemaking . . . Cooking and Sewing. EDUCATION---Russel Sage College . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Penn State . . . Drexel University . . . Syracuse University. INTERESTS-Reading . . . Traveling . . Weaving . . . Creative work . . Food and clothing. NAME Mr. Raymond Victor Wild SUBIECT Civics . . . Pennsylvania history. EDUCATION M. Ed. from Penn State College . . . Geneva. INTERESTS Football coach . . . Hunting and fishing . . . All sports in general . . . Member of Western Pennsylvania Coaches Association . . . Enjoys outdoor life. NAME Mr. William Yates SUBIECT - American History . . . Problems of Democracy. EDUCATION- Penn State . . . M.E, from Pitt. INTERESTS Kiwanis . . . Chamber of Commerce . . . Supervises Fifth Ward playground . . . Athletic di- rector. NAME Mr. Iohn W. Titus SUBIECT Mechanical Drawing . . . Woodworking. EDUCATION B.S. from Carnegie Insti- tute oi Technology , . . lVl.E. from University of Pittsburgh. INTERESTS--Architectural designing . . . Furniture building . . . Active in Boy Scouts . . . Member of One Hundred Friends of Art. NAME Mr. Creed S. Westfall SUBIECT Civics . . . Pennsylvania history. EDUCATION . . . A.B. from St. Vincent College . . . Graduate work from West Virginia University. INTERESTS---Family of four children . . . Sports . . . Hunting . . . Fishing . . . Swimming . . . Baseball, Iayvee football coach . . . Wrestling coach. NAME Mr. Harry Wolle SUBJECT Industrial and general math- ematics. EDUCATION Bethany College . . . Western Reserve University. INTERESTS . . . Basketball . . . Three children . . . Puts freshmen hoops- ters through their paces as Frosh coach . . . Spent three years in service. NAME Miss Margaret Zuendel SUBIECT Librarian. EDUCATION B.S. from Clarion State Teachers College. INTERESTS Enjoys traveling . . . Books . . . Raises plants and flowers . . . Business and Professional Wom- en's Club . . . Toured Mexico. ffmi' .. Q mi 'I T, '4 H K 41 r fi 1' , .Q , , ' 5? iff' 'Q' .5 il rf' .. .. 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Ready to take their places in the world of business are the graduates of the commercial course. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping and office practice help prepare these students for jobs as accountants, secretaries, and clerks. The industrial world is the choice of the boys who complete the trade course. The boys are able to pick a field in which to specialize, such as drafting, wood, electric, or machine shop. Future homemakers learn all about running a home at the cottage. Cooking, sewing and other requirements for making a successful home life is taught in the home economics course. ln the general course, only a minimum of subjects are required. Students may elect sub- jects from any of the other courses to round out their curriculum. SPANIAHDS Ioan Lavin and Iohn Sedlacko point at some South American neighbors. electric chart. orking Sc n TRADE STUDENTS Borza and King try their skill in the wood shop. f . 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Latin emerged from the days of Caesar and was modernized by the active Latiners. Pro- jects clarified such questions as What did a Roman house look like? A congo line of Apollo and the Muses at the annual banquet was a never-to-be-forgotten scene. Trips to Pittsburgh to visit the Nixon or to see the Pittsburgh Symphony enabled students to learn about the side of drama that isn't the movies. Songs from Kiss Me Kate were hum- med for weeks after the trip. The bus ride was always fun and ending with Three Cheers for the Bus Driver. The timed march of the band sent thrills through the proud watchers. The group per- formed in new uniforms, going through intricate patterns between halves at the autumn football games. Forensic season occupied the thoughts of everyone during the annual contests. Gnawed fingernails, jangled nerves and cash prizes were the trademarks of the proud Winners. Debates livened up the social study class- es. Arguments waxed hot as each student exer- cised his freedom of speech. Many new and often humorous ideas were initiated in sessions such as this. Many other things made the 1951-52 year unforgettable in every way: Holy, Holy, Holy at the beginning of assembly, Every Family Has One and Melody Iones rivalling Holly- wood, Latrobe High Victorious and the mov- ing up of everyone at the end of the year. 27 2 if v Q I 4 K K 3 - 2' of . 5-2 -vmft 3 Q 'L an 'lf 5 il L , :Fw 4- K fd ' gh ' - U ' - as 1 s 9 ... . t I - ,1 3' Q , - I '1 Q Q92 w 55,1 I gf 14 OG, T if ,,..-v 'v - U'v A , - in ' 1 i . 'A X E, I I v 31 Q A x w,,.,.- 5 2 i' I ' if tg! 7 4 annum kg K -Q Q I A n N5 ..f' 3 X Q-1 K i I I 4' Q L, .4 1 , f 1' f fx' 6 gf A3 ,W ff? ' 'N M M , fxfi. s W in -M ggf hefi - . I .ixft .LIN L 1 Q xx J., gi V f -. tw'- . ,N i ,A,. V ... 5 Q, - - Q 'YQ Um , I W5 21, W tb 4 + fi - ' ' . a ' Q ? ' , A A s 0 . ? Vl w f. :Q . X31 'lfl' , I I ':- 9 V Ek , ,., Z . Q A f .ss.N. g , -5' ' isa Mu A 1 i A NX v c -Q Q .: . X .Q . LV X D4 . . Q 5 .ii I ,QU :f 4 I u Z Q o 4 I mia-.shm- mkb -M. I i qt., ,W K U. 9. 'wx 1 5 . 6 I -x G- ., -4. X si., t' i . ,0..,,wrV.t,-7 ' Q I- 3, 'A lf-11, K -gizp-3..,' li. Mr 1 b I ,S x W,,,ff . ., -'K' 4 M M 4 ' A -'TWV'-ret' ' V-- I-TV-.'. A , 4 I I 1 q K A . M. 0 L x L Y V m A WL no .. V, 4 . 7 , H ' Q 4 V The SENIOR STORY OFFICERS President Dznald Lazarchik Vice President R:bert Mueseler Secretary Gilda Larry Treasurer Ianet McGuire Student Council Iames Lantzy Climaxing four years of hard work, seniors set out to make their final mark on the alma mater. Class elections were held at the beginning of the school term. Donald Lazarchik took on the president's duties while Robert Mueseler acted in the capacity of vice-president. Ianet McGuire kept bookkeeping records and Gilda Larry tried to decipher her shorthand notes. Student Council Representative, Iames Lantzy, presented the problems of the graduating class at the Council's meetings. Senior thespians starred for the last time in school productions. Patricia Robinsky, Bar- bara Hinger, Ioan Leccia, and Ioseph Tarnazie proved their worth in the theatrical world. On the athletic scene, Andy Keefe, Ronnie Lynch, and Vincent Rizzo are but three of the outstand- ing seniors. Forensic season provided the set- ting for speakers Marjorie Hulton, Patrick Hughes, and Harry Albert to win acclaim. After four years of high school life, the graduates are prepared to go out into the wide, Wide World. GILDA LARRY models cap and gown for fellow officers 5 i I iz HOW l HATE to get up in the CHIVALRY is not dead even IT HAPPENS every spring rnorning tops senior hit parade. the rush to beat the bell the annual locker cleanup 'QUT is M. f' 1 1 1 -J! 7 'fo 3 1 1 . 'i'f '5 xx 5 ,, 1 g 5 Inn... , , b N X 5 It ,ff - 4 xx,-f Q W,wW,75,W,14'.'4f WM .v,, ,Jw ' Z 'Q' th-4' . 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ESB, ,ig 4 if MARIORIE ADAMS EST'-IER BAILEY DONALD BARLOCK ROGER BEIDLER PAUL BERENBROK DONALD BRAUCHLER HARRY ALBERT BA BARA BAKER RICHARD BARNHART IOAN BELL MARY IANE BERNETT PAUL BRE'nUN lo'1N ALLFON IACK BALUH SARA BARR C ARLES BELL IOHN BORZA ELIZABETH BRIDGE IO ANN ANTFONY IOHN BATTAGLIA 'VIARJORIL ALICE ADAMS Gen e a Marge four year mem b ol G1 ls Choru helped wrth Ch stma de o att n parttct pated rn En lrsh assembly sopho rw e year a loyal member of CL HARRI S ALBERT CPC varsrty W e tl r actrve rn French Chewrstrz and Scrence Clubs W ldcat mascot sent r year chee lend r member of cast rn lunror Class Play sang wrth Bays Cho u two years IO!-IN BRALLIER ALLISON Gen e a Red t ans'er ed from Lrg mer Hrqh yunnr year took pat rn h me room aCI1V1Il6S e ed n hor enloys all sparts played basketball for Lrqomer Hrgh IO ANN ANTHONY C P A had lead rn Cmderella ballet G1 ls Chorus lou years CL played class basketball lresh man year se ved on all home room actrvrtres EQTHER MA EA LEY General Essr health room attendant th ee yea s Dartrcrpated rn lash 1 n sho 1un1or ye r helped wrth prorn decoratrons Student Coun crl 'ne'r'b work d on home m kmq trophy ca e drsplay BARBARA ANN BAKER Gen ral Bab always wrllmq to lend a help nq hand wth home room ac trvrtres Grrls Chorus I member of Iunlor Prom commrttee part1c1,.ated rn Latrn Chrrstmas prcqram IACK L BALUH Trade Rusty obtamed letter for safety patrol duty soph more year membe of Boys Chorus three years bel nqed to F1 e Patrol help ed wrth float and Chrrstmas decora tlons IOHN A BARAN Trade Iohnny transferred from Derry Twp at beqrnmg of Jumor year devotes hrmsell to home room ser v1ce arded the Chrxstmas dec oratron commltiee DONALD R BARLOCK C P A Duchre played home room basketball for three years mem ber of Spanrsh Club enrolled ln C L served on all home room proqrams trrr sENloRs IANET BENDER BARBARA BOWMAN EUGENE BRIDGE er 'Y' '3... ' xi ,s cr Qs... - HI ' Jse... A ' . .A 7, - ..- ,r'e .. .. ' ' 's . T1 V v 'c' ' . 3. ' ...rn- teisi i ses... 'r' r .. - - .. ' r...Y ' e : W' a..,. 'r,.,e1',.. e - a' s ' . e i i - 1. ,-P' ' rf W A IA. u ... is V' 1 -. ,' A .V ., I - A . . A p 4 . y L 5 - 5 an i - T . I . B041 3 Q BABS OKONAK isnt having much luck convincing her senior sisters of the value of education RICHARD MILLEN BARNHART General Dick four year member of band and orchestra cha al reader Dixieland Band county poster winner 1un1or year Distr ct orchestra won national ani regional art awards I ROGER BEIDLER C P A Rog tennis and basketball let terman sports reporter for High Post home room president three years French Club and ICL member served on Student Council po frayed Romeo IANET BENDER General an Chorus l II and III Iunior Classical League home room and class basketball class volleyball two year member of float committee helped decorate homeroom for Christmas. IOHN BORZA . , . Industrial . . . Bozz . . . four-year member of golf team . . . played home room basket- ba . . . read Bible in home room . . , freshman home room vice-presi- dent . . . freshman football . . . active in home room programs. PAUL P. BREHUN . . . Industrial . . . Tater , . . sang in Boys' Chorus fresh- man and sophomore years . . . our- year participant in home room bas- ketball . . . played on golf squad . . . aided in many of the school activities. SARA BARR Gene al mem b r of junior senior prom d coratiori committee always ready to be OI a sistance on home room programs helped make homemaking tro ohy display more attract ve other activities IOANNE MARIE BELL Commer cia Honey two year Com mercial Club member secretary of home room junior and senior years homeroom basketball served cn Christmas decorating committee attended Derry Twp High PAUL W BERENBROK Trade Bernie member of freshman Science Club participated in gvmnastics President of Student Council helped Fire Patrol maintain safety active in assem bly programs. BARBARA ANNE BOWMAN . . . Commercial . . . Barb . . , played basketball and volleyball , . . mem- ber of Commercial Club . . , partici- pated in home room activities . . . helped with Christmas decorations . . . on prom decorating committee. ELIZABETH PAULINE BRIDGE . . . General . . . Libby . , . class and home room basketball . . . class vol- leyball four years . . . active in home- room programs , . . helped decorate float . . . read Bible in home room . . . Christmas decoration. IOHN S BATTAGLIA Trade aided lost freshmen at Student Ser vice post sophomore year mem ber of Science club elected High Post representative vice presi dent of sophomore home room active cn home room committees CHARLES CARMEN BELL Gen Dixie sang with Boys Chorus two years varsity foot ball l tte man member f Span sh and Ccllege clubs Fresh man cla s p esident participated in moving up day programs M RY IANE BERNETT General lame transferred from Greensbug her lunior year m rnb r of I C L for two years willing worker on home room programs hopes to become a nurse. DONALD RAY BRAUCHLER . . . Industrial . . . Don . . . participated in the Lion's Club contest for shop boys . . . gave full co-operation in home room programs . . . worked on float committee . . . member of Sci- ence Club freshman year. EUGENE VINCENT BRIDGE . . . Gen- era . . . Trapper . . . High Post - porter . . . Christmas decoration . . . president of junior home room . . . Boys' Chorus . . . home room basket- ball . . . class volleyball . . . world history assembly . . . Science Club. Vacations End For Seniors As Final Grind Commences yn- B es 'i fi km 0 I WANT ONE of your cards resounded in the halls as graduates exchanged name cards RONALD FRANCIS BUERGER General Ron member of College French and Science Clubs acted in Iunior Class Play Dulcy two vear tennis letter man four year member of band C L Student Service ED CAMPBELL General SPY Student Council member senior year took part in many home room programs Student Service led the devotions in assembly participated in other activities of chool RITA ROMAYNE CAROTA Gen era Dottsie president of Came a Club Student Co uncil treasurer her yunior year librarian obtained Honorable Mention in P ess Writ ng Con est class and home room basketball . . . I.C.L. IOE CARUSO . . . General . . . two- year letterman in track . . . High Post reporter . . president of lunior home room I . . Spanish Club member of basketball squad f man and sophomore years . , . resh- com- mittee for All-Class Play and prom, RITA ROSE CERVI . , . General Secretary and Treasurer of Spanish Club . . . High Post Reporter Ars Medica and Science Club participated in home room and basketball . . . float committee All Class Play. Activities Begin class IRENE BURKE General Rene Spanish Club member of Student Council freshman year Chorus Ill member sang solo in chorus assembly senior year librarian active in home room activities basketball volleyball RICHARD BYRON CAMPBELL C P A Sunset member of Science French and College Clubs lunior Class Play Dulcy four year football manager .C.L. took part in Moving up Day programs history assembly. ANTHONY CARR General . . . Tony transferred from Altoona High School his sophomore year . . . three year member of band Orch- estra proud member of Dixieland band participated in music as- sembly . . . home room basketball. ELLEN IANE CASTERWILER . . . C.P.A .... Latin and Spanish club . . . prom decoration committee . . . vice president of junior home room . . , Student service . . . active in home room committees . . . participat- ed in Moving-up Day . . . basketball. HELEN IANET CHILDRESS . . . Gen- eral . . . lan . . . came to Latrobe High from Panama at end of junior year . . . Chorus III . . . active par- ticipant in home room committees . . , belonged to Reading Club . . . other activities. MARGARET M. CAMIONE . . . Gen- eral . . . Cam . . . took an active part in home room and class basketball . . . Girls' Chorus I . . . participated in homemaking assembly senior year . . . float committees . . . aided with home room Christmas decorations. GAYLE CARNAHAN . . . Abby . . . Commercial . . . four-year chorus member . . . Commercial Club . . . Camera Club . . . participated in bas- ketball, softball, and volleyball . . . Science Club . I . home room decora- tions . . . sang in chorus assemblies. MERLE CARR . . . Trade . . . Cross country and track letterman . . . con- testant in shop contests senior year . . . participated in home room pro- grams all four years . . . also active on the float and home room com- mittees. ALICE BEATRICE CAYLOR . . . Com- mercial . . . Bea . . . active in Com- mercial Club . . . a three-year finalist in spelling contest . . . participated in assembly plays . . . a member of Chorus l . . . active in home room activities. ROSE MARIE CIRUCCI , . . Commer- cial . . . Rosey . , . secretary of Na- tional Honor Society . . , treasurer of sophomore class . . . secretary of senior home room . . . winner of Ruth Robb Debate . . . appeared in All Class Play for two years. With Exchange Ot Name Cards And Rings DOROTHY IOAN CLINE C P A Clrne treasurer of Student Coun c1l sophomore year member of Sclence Ars Medrca French and Col lege Club home room and class basketball prelrms for extemps Freshman year Iournahsm CHARLOTTE B CLISTER CP A treasurer of semor home room Spamsh and Scrence clubs took part on home room float and Chrrst mas decoratron commzttrees C L prom commrttee other actrvrtles KENNETH E COGAN Trade Ken four year member of Boys Chorus helped decorate for the prom senror trackman partxcxpant rn electnc shop con es home room and basketball BCIIVIIIGS HOWARD A DAVIS General Howre head stage manager Spamsh Chemrstry Scrence and Camera clubs helped on float commxttee worked on property commrttee for All Class Play home room basketball IOHN M DEMANGONE C P C Demmy three year tennrs let terman presrdent of home room for two year freshman basketball squad belonged to French Col lege Chemrstry and Scrence clubs prom commrttee MARY LOU DEMANGONE Com merclal presldent of Commercxal Club semor year thrrd prrze wm ner rn Penna Week Contest member of Natronal Honor Socrety Ruth Robb Debate wmner mrtrated mto Qurll and Scroll MARIE BERNADETTE DEREK C P A Pmkre usher four year member of Grrls Chorus partlcrpated rn Thanksgrvmg assem bly play freshman year College Club French Club played basketball Ars Medrca and IC L IAMES DOWNS Trade 1m partzcrpated 1n home room pro grams served on Safety Patrol and Frre Patrol Scrence Club assrsted rn desrgmng junror and senror prom decoratlons made desrgns for Iunror Class flag GERTRUDE N DUTROW General Gert basketball and foot ball trcket salesman usher took part ln blology assembly Sclence and Spamsh Clubs as ketball captam for health class Junxor year and home room sophomore year SENIORS IRENE BURKE MARGARET CAMAIONE EDWARD CAMPBELL GAYLE CARNAHAN RITA CAROTA ANTHONY CARR IOSEPI-I CARUSO ELLEN CASTERWILER ALICE CAYLOR IANET CHILDRESS ROSE CIRUCCI IOAN CLINE KENNETH COGAN HOWARD DAVIS IOI-IN DEMANGONE MARY LOU DEMANGONE MARIE DEREK IAMES DOWNS GERTRUDE DUTROW RONALD BUERGER RICHARD CAMPBELL MERLE CARR RITA CERVI CHARLOTTE CLISTER 1. . .... ' ' I f I ' A I Q- aw. . f ' ' ' ffl V . l . E' ' k,VV . , .,,' L Iru, ' . I ' ' I b. ' I L' - ' NAS: A EISAMAN CAVI RON EISEMAN IAN LQ FELBAUM RHFTA FELBAUM NNA FERRY PAULINE FETSIC LEONA FODIAK CATHERINE FONTAINE VIRGINIA FOWLER ALBERT FOX ROBERT FRYE DANIEL GALIMBERTI z-vs 'viii RAY EVANS MARCIA FENTON CHARLES FINK RONALD FORSAA MARY RUTH FREEMAN MARGERY GEARING ANITA FELBAUM RONALD FERGUSON IANET FLACK LOIS FOWLER ROXANNE FREEMAN ANGELA GERARD FIACEIALLA V. EISAMRN . . . Cen cal . . . Speedy . . 4 usher , . , ved on junior-senior prom commit' tee , 4 . basketball ticket salesman . . librarian, biology, and world his- tsry assemblies . . . Ars Medica. I.C.L., and Science Club member. CAMERON EISEMAN . . . General . . . Kim . . . one of main characters in lunior Class Play Dulcy . . . score-keeper for wrestling team . . . Chemistry and French Clubs . , . Dlayed cn home room basketball team . . . participated in programs. RAYMOND EVANS . . . General . . . Ray . . . acted in P. of D. Christmas play . . participated in biology as- sembly . . . played home room bas- ketball . . .home room programs . . . Student Council for freshman class . . . conducted home room activities, ANITA FELBAUM . . . Home-making Nita won fi st prize in Reed s sewing contest lunlor and senior year first honorable mention fresh man year home room secretary helped sew Senior Class flag Iunior Guard of Honor JAMES FELBAUM Trade entered contest for electrical shop active in home room pro grams all four years enloys all sports especially hunting and skat in freshman float committee other activities RHETA ETHEL FELBAUM Com mercial Commercial Club freshman home room secretary Iunior Guard of Honor typist for High Post played in home room and class basketball home room High Post leporter Girls Chorus I MARCIA ANN FENTON General Fent accompanist for Chorus I and III played bells in band P ot D Christmas play French College Science Ars Med lca and ICL Club member class and home room basketball RONALD C FERGUSON C PC Fergy president of home room freshman year and vice president o senior room 102 enacted lead 1 The Male Animal member o French and Chemistry Clubs extemp preliminaries lunror year ANNA FERRY General Ann transferred to Latrobe last year alw ys gets to home room on time could spend days at a time at Carboness eating spa ghettr always willing to lend a helping hand SENIORS :N . i X W Q SLUMBER PARTIES provided plenty of food and fun fo all-but no sleep. PAULINE IANE FETSIC . . . General . . . Soxs . . . National Honor Society treasurer . . , second prize in Penn- sylvania History contest . . . l.C.L. president . . . National Latin Honor Society . . . extemp finalist . . . re- ceived Auxilium Latinum test honor. LEONA BARBARA FODIAK .... Homemaking . . . Lee . . . home room activities four years . . . basketball and volleyball . . . assisted in prepar- ing home rooms for Christmas every year . . . helped make senior tea a success . . . float committee. LOIS IEAN FOWLER . . . Commercial Student Council representative for National Honor Society . . , Chorus I, Il, Ill . . . home room secretary . . . secretary of Library Club . . . extemp finalist . . , Camera and Commercial clubs . . . prom committee. MARY RUTH FREEMAN , . . C.P.A. . . . M.R .... secretary of freshman home room . . . moving-up day com- mittee . . . High Post reporter . . . l.C.L. , . business manager of Torch . . . prom committee . . . French Club . . . treasurer of College Club. DANIEL GALIMBERTI . . . General . . . Bertie . . . home room Student Council representative freshman year . . . Student Service three years . . . participated in home room programs all four year . . . Christmas decora- tions in home room for two years. CHARLES FINK . . . Trade , . . Char- ley . . . wrestling enthusiast . . . conducted home room devotions . . . always willing to lend a helping hand in home room activities . . . football sophomore year . . . likes summertime so he can go swimming. CATHERINE FONTAINE . . . General . . . Kattie . . . member of Girls' Chor- us . . . participated in Pennsylvania and American History assembly pro- grams . . . float and Christmas com- mittees . . . won second prize home- making award . . . flag committee. VIRGINIA LEE FOWLER . . . C.P.A. . . . Lee . . . Girls' Chorus . . . usher . . . French. College, Ars Medica. I.C.L. Club member . . . engaged in basketball and volleyball tournaments . . . participated in freshman movie sponsored by Science Class. ROXANNE FREEMAN . . . C.P.A. . . . Roxy . . . president of freshman home room . . . Iunior Classical Lea- gue . . . Student Council . . . broad- casting . , . poetry finals . . . moving- up day committee . . . band . . . sec- cretary of College Club . . . French. MARGERY ANN GEARING . . . Gen- eral . . , Sumpter . . . Science Club . . . freshman High Post reporter . . . librarian . . . secretary of Ars Medica . . . moving-up day program , . . prom committee . . . College Club . . . French Club . . . girls' basketball. IANET FLACK . . . Homemaking . . . Ian . . Girls' Chorus l, ll, and lll . . . American History assembly . . . homemaking program on Child Care . . . took an active part in home room programs and decorations , . . played basketball. RONALD FORSHA . . . Trade . . . Ronnie . . entered wood shop contest sponsored by Lion's Club . . . mem- ber of golf squad . . . went out for football . . . member of home room basketball team . . . willing to help on hzme room committees. ALBERT IOSEPH FOX . . . C.P.A. . . . Al . . . Thanksgiving play . . . vice president of freshman home room . . . Student Service . . . home room Christmas decorations . . . home room activities all four years . . , hom: coming day float committee. ROBERT FRYE . . .Industrial . . . Bob . , . two-year track candidate . . . played football freshman, sophomore and junior years . . . class basketball . . . freshman year . . . member of Boys' Chorus three years . . . active in home room programs. ANGELA M. GERARD . . . C.P.A. Ange . . . started at Latrobe in her junior year . . , claimed Blairsville as home town previously . . . Spanish Club. two years . . . Ars Medica . . . Chemistry Club . . . Chorus . . . basketball, two years. Terpsichoreans Trip The Light Fantastic At Turkey Trot Q NANCY SWINTEK seems to have discovered one of her pals in the senior picture collection PHYLLIS IANE GOLDBERG Gen era Phi girls basketball and volleyball all four years participated in home room BCIIVIIIGS all four years Christmas decorat ing in home room also actlve n other act VIIIES STEVE GRESH Trade Smokey participated in home room programs all four years cheerleader gymnastics served on homecoming day float com mittee Christmas decorations and com ittees managed to beat bell PAUL R I-IALULA C P A Zeke football four years cc captain of wrestling team two year track Iunior Class play Chemistry and French clubs vice pres dent of senior home room presldent of lunior home room WILLIAM L. HARR . . . Trade . , . Shorty . . . participated in home room activit'es all four years . . . Boys' Chorus II, four years . . . Christmas decorating committees . , . helped with float for homecoming day . . . other activities. RUTH SHIRLEY HAZLETT . . . C.P.A. Science Club . . . .C.L .... home- room committees . . Christmas dec- orations . . . basketball two years . . . Ars Medica . . . English play . . . property committee , . . College Club . . . Iournalism . . . French Club. WILLIAM ARNOLD GRAHAM C P A Arnie C L French Club Student Service Junior class play track manager gymnastics Student Council High Post reporter track and football home room activities IOSEPH GRITZER General oe participated in home room activities all four years served on homecoming float committee Student Service member sophomo e year worked on Christmas dec oratmg c mmrttee iunior year ANDREW M HANCHOSKY Trade belonged to Chorus I during freshman year active ln all home room programs read Bible Chrrstmas decorating com mittees aided ir' preparing home room float freshman year IAMES EUGENE HARRIS . . . Gen- era . . , Wheaties . . . basketball manager, tour years . . . treasurer of Science Club , . . Student Council . . . basketball for four years . . . band , . . Spanish Club . . . College Club . . . home room activities. SHIRLEY HEITCHUE , . . Commercial , . . Heitch . . . Science Club . . . home room committees . . . spelling bee , . . Camera Club . . . assembly programs . . . Student Council . . .li- brarian . . . prom committee . . . basketball , . , Commercial Club. 0 BEVERLY BYRLE GREENAWALT General Bev home room basketball and volleyball freshman year Chorus I freshman year year Ars Medrca Club Chorus III for three years CL home room programs committees GERALD HACKMAN Industrial Ierry cheerleader for two years gymnastics three years track freshman and sophomer years Safety Patrol home rom programs homecoming day oat Christmas decorations H SELMA HANNA C P A Sem four year member of chorus co chairman of iunior prom committees Student Council extemp prelimmaries freshman year vice presldent of sophomore home room 111 class plays ROBERT GREGORY HAUSER . . . General . . . eep . . . home room basketball captain freshman year . . . four-year track man . . . cross county, two years . . , basketball, senior year . . . three-year letterman . . . home- room programs and committees. MARTIN I. HELENIC . , . C.P.A. . , . lVlartie . . . All Cla s play, two years . . . Latin Club , . . Science Club . . , organist, three years . . . Chorus all four years . . , Cinderella Ballet . . . French Club . . . pantomine in music concert . . . active in home room, Pictures Provide Fond Rememberances Of Parting Cohorts WILFRED IOHN HENRY Indus trra home room basketball all four years prom decoratmg com mlttee Chrrstmas decoratrons 1n home room two years partrcxpat ed rn home room act1v1t1es all tour years lrked the shop classes GLORIA THERESE HIMIC Com mercral Glork head usher semor year rn sports all four years belonged to Sclence Club Camera Club Commercral Club chorus all tour years home room actrvrtres programs LEE ALAN HIMLER C P A sang rn Boys Chorus freshman year belonged to Iunxor Classrcal Lea gue two years partrcrpated rn home room programs all tour years was on Chrrstmas decoratron programs BARBARA YVONNE HINGER C P A Barb rn dramatrcs all four years feature edltor of Hrgh Post usher two years member of Qurll and Scroll and Na tronal Honor Soclety Shakespear ean wmner D A R award LOUISE HOEHLER General Wease sang rn Grrls Chorus I Choral reader her sophomore year belonged to Camera Club class basketball all lour years partlclpated m home room pro grams and Chnstmas decoratmg DONALD HOFFMANN General Dmgle track team all four years track manager h1s freshman year partrcrpated rn home room and class basketball Chrrstmas play semor year partrcrpated rn home room actrvrtres REGIS HOKE Trade part1c1 pated rn home room programs all four years home room Chrrstmas decoratxng commrttee mam am brtron IS to work on the open hearth other actrvrtres actrve rn mdustrral program LAVINA HOSTETLER General Vme home room vrce pres ldent freshman year Scrence College and French Club home room secretary sophomore and semor years home room basketball partlcxpated rn home room act1v1t1es RICHARD HOSTOVICH Trade Drck track team sophomore and semor years partrcrpated rn home room actrvltres all four years helped decorate Chrxstmas tree rn front hall semor year shy and conservatrve type SENIORS P4-IYLLIS GOLDBERG IOSEPH GRITZER SELMA HANNA RUTH HAZLETI' GLORIA HIMIC DONALD HOFFMAN ARNOLD GRAHAM GERALD HACKMAN WILLIAM HARR SHIRLEY HEITCHUE LEE HIMLER REGIS HOKE BEVERLY GREENAWALT STEVE GRESH PAUL HALULA ANDREW HANCHOSKY IAMES HARRIS ROBERT HAUSER MARTIN HELENIC WILFRED HENRY BARBARA HINGER LOUISE HOEHLER LAVINA HOSTETLER RICHARD HOSTOVICH PATRICK HUGHES MERLE IACKSON IRENE MARIE KAHI. NORMA KLOOCK REGINA KORNIDES MARY KUBA MARIORIE HULTON DONALD IOHNSON ANDREW KEEFE IOSEPH KONKOLY REGIS KOSTELNIK RICHARD KU!-IN BRADLEY HUNTER LUCILLE HVIZDOS SUSANNE IOHNSTON EVELYN IONES PATRICK HENRY HUGHES extemp prelrmmar res freshrran and sophomore years home room presrdent three years tennrs squad ICL presrdent vrce presrdent state ICL Iunror Class College Club presrclent MARIORIE HULTON C P A Marge Student Councrl treasurer of Sclence IC L and 1un1or class Latrobean edxtor broadcastrrg prom commlttee basketball and volleyball Chnstmas play Honor Socrety IAMES BRADLEY HUNTER Gen era Brad band all four years Scrence Club freshman year Commercral Club Chrrstmas play semor year home room basketball all four years partrcr pated rn home room aClIVll19S LUCILLE ANN HVIZDOS Gener Vrzzy partrcrpated m homeroom actrvrtxes all four years sang rn Grrls Chorus four years octette semor year acted rn assembly programs other actrvrtres MERLE IACKSON General gave spare txme to Student Servxce organrzatron played home room basketball all four years lrkes to play softball partrcrpated rn home room actrvmes DONALD D IOHNSON Trade Sam Chr stmas play semor year Boys Ch rus Chrrstmas decoratrng commrttee played freshman football partrcrpated m home room programs drstrrct chorus sophomore year octette HETTIE SUSANNE JOHNSTON General ue treasurer of Lrbrary Club lumor year lrbrar ran band freshman and sopho more years basketball and vol leyball partrcrpated rn home room programs EVELYN BARBARA IONES Gen era Evre Student Councrl member senror year Grrls Chor us member four years partrcrpat ed rn all sports C L Scrence Club Chrrstmas decoratmg com mrttee Iumor Class play IRENE KAHL Homemakmg played volleyball lumor year attended Derry Townshrp Hrgh School freshman and sophomore years usher seruor year actrve m home room programs Chrrstmas decoratxnq commrttee WILLIAM KING ANDREW KISSEL L I N I Q R L II.SE KORNEKE BERNARD KORNIDES RUTH KOZAR IANET KRINOCK IAMES LANTZY PAULINE LAPOSKY ...C.P, A .... P.H .... - al... ' ll- ' two-year Spanish member 0 AFTER SCHOOL DATES didn't mind spectators in the overflowing crowd at Johnson's. ANDREW KEEFE . . . General . . . president oi freshman class . . . cap- tain of I.V's team . . . member oi Spanish Club, Chemistry Club. Fire Patrol . . . co-captain of basketball team . . . participated in football and basketball all four years. NORMA IEAN KLOOCK . . . General . . . Iean . . . selected for district orchestra senior year . . . College Club member . . . chorus and oches- tra all tour years . . . vice-president of home room freshman and sopho- more years . . . Science Club. BERNARD A. KORNIDES . . . Trade . . . Iloat committee senior year . . . played football sophomore and junior years . . . Christmas decoration com- mittee sophomore year . . . active in all sports . . . participated in home room programs all four years. RUTH I. KOZAR . . . General . . student librarian senior year . . . nominating committee for senior class officers . . . Iunior Guard of Honor . . . participated in all home room programs . . . helped decorate home room at Christmas time. RICHARD KUHN . . . C.P.A. . . . football manager all four years . . . l.C.L. and French Club . . . tennis two years . . . intra-mural basketball . . . extemps sophomore year . . . participated in home room and other activities. BILL C. KING . . . Trade . . . sang in Boys' Chorus Il for four years . . . sang in Christmas play senior year . . . participated in all home room activities . . . sang in assembly in chorus concerts . . . member of Aspinwall concert group. ICSEPH M. KONKOLY . . . Commer- cial . . . sang in Boys' Chorus all tour years . . . member of Commer- cial Club two years . . . journalism . . . member of golf squad . . . par- ticipated in home room activities . . . remembered for red hair. REGINA LOUISE KORNIDES . . . General . . . Ieannie . . . member oi Girls' Chorus four years . . . Student Service senior year . . . Christmas decorating committee two years . . . participated in home room programs . . . participated in sports. IANET ANN KRINOCK . . . General . . . lake . . . Spanish Club senior year . . . class basketball freshman and sophomore years . . . active in home room programs all four years . . . Christmas decorating committee . . . served on float committee. IAMES LEONARD LANTZY , . . C.P. C .... lim , . . French Club and Col- lege Club senior year . . . Student Council member . . . played home room basketball all four years . . . Boys' Chorus freshman and sopho- more years . . . Chemistry Club. t ANDREW rr. KISSELL . . . c.P.c. home room president senior year French Club junior and senior years . . . Science Club freshman year Christmas decorations all tour years . . . Chemistry Club junior year Student Council member junior year ELSE ELLEN KORNEKE . . . General . . . four-year member of the band . . . French Club member junior and senior years . . . make-up committee for junior class play . . . College Club . . . three-year chorus member . Science Club . . . Classical League REGIS MICHAEL KOSTELNIK . General . . . Skip . . . played home room basketball all four years . Spanish Club junior year . . . mem ber of Christmas decorating commit- tee two years . . . float committee . . . home room programs. MARY AGNES KUBA . . . Commer- cial . . , Toodles . . . member of Girls' Chorus four years . . . served as usher senior year . . . Commercial Club junior year . . . participated in home room programs . . . Christmas decorating committee. PAULINE ANN LAPOSKY . . . Gen- eral . . . served as librarian senior year , . . Iunior Guard of Honor . . . Girls' Chorus I . . . basketball. vol- leyball . . . Student Service . . . Library Club senior year . . . Christ- mas decorating committee. Dates Look For Cther Pastures When Favorite Haunt Closes WOE IS ME exclaims Margery Gearing as her health class practices the fine art of first aid. GILDA ANN LARRY . . . General ...Gil . . . band three years... chorus four years . . . Science Club . . . Ars Medica . . . Broadcasting . . . College Club . . .home room activi- ties . . won poetry contest two years . . . lead in junior play. IOAN LECCIA . . . General . . . Leccy . . . majorette . . . Chorus all four years . . . secretary of senior home room . . . Spanish Club . . . All Class play . . . home room and class basketball , . . volleyball . . . Science Club. MARGARET LONCHARICH . . . Com- mercial . . . Peggy . . . High Post and Latrobean typist . . . Commer- cial Club . . . active participant in home room programs . . . Christmas decorating committee . . . member of journalism class three years. IRENE LUPCHINSKY . . . Commer- cial . . . Rene . . . spelling contest freshman year . . . Chorus I 6. Ill . . . participated in history assembly jun- ior year . . . Commercial Club junior year . . . home room secretary sopho- more yea: . . . majorette. RONALD H. LYNCH . . . C.P.C. . . . Beets . . . president oi Fire Patrol . . , French Club junior and senior years . . . College Club senior year . , . Science Club . . . Christmas decorat- ing committee senior year . . . won letter in three sports. IOAN DOLORES LAVIN . . . C.P.A. ...Io . . . band three years... Science Club. l.C.L., Ars Medica . . College Club, Spanish Club . . . Iunior Class play . . . chairman ol prom program committee . . . Queen oi Iinx Stag. GEORGE I. LAZUR . . . Trade . . . Student Council . . . Boys' Chorus . . . intra-mural basketball . . . cheer- leader . . . Cross Country state champion, track . . . participated in home room activities . . . famous for his mile run. IOSEPHINE LONG . . . Commercial . . . Iosie . . . High Post reporter . . . English Word Wizard . . . Girls' Chorus I . . . Christmas decorating committee . . . home room spelling bee finalist junior year . . . partici- pated on home room programs. HARRY LUTTNER . . . General . . . Herk . . . Christmas decoration committee . . . read Bible in home room . . . active in home room pro- grams . . .member of tloat committee freshman and sophomore years . . . World History assembly. MARY ANN ELIZABETH MARTINO . . . General . . . Mart . . . Library Club junior and senior years . . . basketball and volleyball freshman and sophomore years . . . Girls' Chorus I . . . active in home room . . . Christmas decorating committee. DON LAZARCHIK . . . C.P.C. . Don . . . senior class president . . . band . . . National Honor Society . . . French Club member junior and sen- ior years . . . Science and Camera Club . . . string bass in Dixieland band . . . Christmas decorations. ALBERT C. LENZ . . . C.P.C. . . Tuska . . . active in all sports . . . orchestra . . . home room basketball . . . High Post reporter . . . Fire Patrol and French Club senior year . . . Chemistry Club member . . . Science Club member freshman year. MARTHA ELLEN LOWE . . . C.P.A. . . . Marty . . . band all four years . . . orchestra three years . . . be- longed to Science Club. Ars Medica, I.C.L., French Club and College Club . . . member of National Honor Soci- ety . . . Chairman Iunior Class Play, ANNA KATHRYN LYNCH . . . Gen- eral . . . Kay . . . band member tour yers . . . College Club . . . I.C.L. junior and senior years . . served on property committee tor the lunior Class Play . . . Ars Medica . . . Science Club . . . in athletics. MARION RUTH MCCLEARY . . . Commercial . . . Commercial Club senior year . . . lunior Guard of Hon- or . . . librarian junior year . . . active in home room programs all four years . . . served on committee for P. of D. assembly, Projects Enliven Work As Regular Studies Come To Life NANCY IANIS MCI-'EATERS Commercral Hrgh Post Reporter lreshman year luntor Class Play prompter Commercral Club partlcrpated m all sports home room commxttees all four years prrdes he long halr JANET ANN MCGUIRE Commer cra an senror class trea surer vrce presrdent of Com mercral Club rumor year Ars Medrca Club member member ol Grrls Chorus I home room secretary served as prompter IOHN WILLIAM MCILNAY Trade lack or Mac portrayed Trny Trm rn Chrrstmas play freshman year cne ol the semor boys cheermq m assembly programs Freshman home room basketball actrve ln other actrvttres RICHARD MICHAEI MCMASTER Trade Mrckey played foot ball freshman and sophomore years Chrrstmas decoratmq commrttee semor year partrcrpated rn home room basketball all four years served on home room programs ANN C MILLER CP A Mr Iuruor Guard of Honor Iournahsm secretary oi Lrbrary Club sophomore year Scrence Club lrbrary assembly Iunror Classrcal League French Club home room basketball IACK A MILLIGAN General Mrke four year band member orchestra for two years French Club member Latm Club home room Student Councrl rep resentahv freshman year mov mg up day program last two years MARY IANE MITCHELL mercral Bumpy m commrttee for Iunxo lass Pl and All Class Play m Club member lor t C rus I Iournalrsm choral ea home ro d class ba DANIEL E O rade years g, ba ree football pla played clas m I track one year Chrrstmas rn home room pr m IB I OO IAMES MORAN General played football Iour Camera Club Scrence track candrdate freshman home room basketball commrttee junlor year rn home room Chrrstmas SENIORS GILDA LARRY IOAN LECCIA MARTHA LOWE RONALD LYNCH IANET MCGUIRE IACK MILLIGAN IOAN LAVIN ALBERT LENZ IRENE LUPCHINSKY MARY ANN MARTINO IOHN MCILNAY MARY IANE MITCHELL DONALD LAZARCHIK MARGARET LONCHARICH HARRY LUTTNER MARION MCCLEARY RICHARD MCMASTER DANIEL MOFFA GEORGE LAZUR IOSEPHINE LONG KAY LYNCH NANCY MCFEATERS ANN MILLER JAMES MORAN FRED MOWRY PAUL MURPHY RAY MUSICK CHARLES NOLF IANET OBARTO RICHARD PALMER ANNA MOYHER RAY MURPHY EMMIE LOU MYERS HENRY NOVAK BARBARA OKONAK BETTY PANICHELLE ROBERT MUESELER ROBERT MURRAY PATRICIA MYERS ROBERT NOVAK IOI-IN ONDRIEZEK IOHN PATRICK IOHN MURPHY MERLE MUSICK SYLVIA NEIMAN FRANCES TONER IAMES ONEGA WILLIAM PAXTON FREDERICK MOWRY General Fred Chrrstmas play com mrttee senror year French Club Iunror Classrcal League member sophomore and yunror years College Club Englrsh and B1 clogy assemblres Sctence Club ANNA E MOYHER General sang rn Clrls Chorus I her fresh man year a member of the Iunror Classrcal League sophomore year Ann was an actrve par trcrpant rn all home room actrvrtres and programs ROBERT MUESELER General Bob vrce presrdent of senror class co captarn of basketball squad senror year Chemrstry Club pre rdent College Club two year home room presrdent sophomore year French Club IOHN MURPHY General Pepsr Spanlsh Club member yunror and senror years cross country candrdate two years ire hman football team Iournal rsm I partrcrpated rn home room actrvrtres home room basketball PAUL EDWARD MURPHY Trade Mutt member ol Scrence Club freshman year Boys Chor us for three years class basket ball two years machrne shop assemblies lunror and semor year actrve rn home room actrvrtres RAYMOND A MURPHY Trad Ray member of chorus for two years home room commrt tees home room basketball and Chrrstmas decoratrng commrttee for two year member of the new wrestlrng team ROBERT MURRAY C P A Butch Natronal Honor Socrety sports edrtor of I-hgh Post and Latrobean Qurll and Scroll captured hrst prrze 1n Amerrcan Le qron Essay Contest sophomore year Natrcnal Latrn Honor Socrety MERLE L MUSICK General four year partrcrpant tn football served on varrous commrttees actrve partrcrpant rn all home room actrvrtres Homecomrng Day float commrttee rnterested rn all sports RAY MUSICK Trade served on Homecomrng Day float commrttee as a freshman actrve partrcrpant rn all home room actrvrtres ways ready and wrllrng to serve on commrttees durrng all four years rn hlgh school SENIORS 'L A Q THE MASCOT was on hand to lead impromptu cheering before the game. EMMA LOUISE MYERS . . . General . . . Emmie . . . Member of French Club, Ars Medica, and I.C.L .... served as president of Library Club senior year . . . home room decor- ating committee and float committee . . prompter . . . advertising staft. CHARLES H. NOLF . . . General . . . Buddy . . . High Post reporter junior and senior years . . . member of Wrestling and tennis squads . . . Iunior Class Play property commit- tee . . . home room basketball . . . football manager two years. FRANCES LOUISE TONER . . . Gen- eral . . . Fran . . . makeup commit- tee lor senior class play . . , home room Christmas decoration commit- tee . . . read Bible in home room . . . home room and class basketball freshman and sophomore years. IOHN W. ONDRIEZEK . . . General . . . Ivan . . . French and College clubs . . . home room basketball four vears . . . Boys' Chorus l . . . Broadcasting class member for three years . . . wrestling squad . . . moving-up day participant. BETTY PANICHELLE . . . Commer- cial . . . Bets . . . Student Council secretary . . . Commercial, Library and Science clubs . . . two year Student Council representative . , . junior class secretary . . . prom com- mittee . . . extemp preliminaries. l, PATRICIA ANN MYERS . . . Gen- eral . . . Pat . . . I.C.L., Ars Medica, and Science Club member . . . home room secretary . . . prom dec- orating committee . . . property com- mittee for All Class Play . . . Christ- mas decorating and float committees. HENRY I. NOVAK . . . Trade . . . Herk . . . Chemistry Club . . . two years track squad member . . . ac- tive in all home room programs . . . home room Christmas decorations . . . float committee for three years . . played hcme room basketball. IANET ADELENE O'BARTO . . . General . . . Ian . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Readers, I.C.L., Librarian, Camera, Ars Medica and Science clubs . . . Girls' Chorus I . . . All Class Play and Iunior Class com- mittees . . . Iunior Guard of Honor. IAMES ONEGA . . . Trade . . . lim two year participant on home room basketball teams . . . served on junior and senior prom decorating committees . . . helped decorate Christmas tree senior year . . . ac- tive in all home room activities. IOHN l. PATRICK . . . Trade . . . active participant in all home room activities . . . helped with Christ- mas decorations . . . works on larrn in summer . . . can constantly be seen in army shorts . . . keeps the wall up by room lO5. SYLVIA NEIMAN . . . Homemaking . . . Sil or Mae . . . played home room basketball sophomore year . . . active participant in home room ac- tivities tor last three years . . . al- ways willinq to serve on committees . . . Christmas decorating committee. ROBERT E. NOVAK . . . General . . . Snatch . . . sang in chorus freshman year . . .track manager . . . home room basketball team member tor three years . . . cne year track squad . . . three months in U. S. Army . . . graduated in Ianuary. BARBARA ROSE OKONAK . . . C.P.A .... Baba . . . four year chorus . . . home room secretary . . . I.C.L., Ars Medica, Science, College and French clubs . . . Women's Club Shakespearean Contest winner . . . director Iunior Class Play. RICHARD PALMER . , 4 General . . . Dick . . . helped in all sports cam- paigns as a freshman . . . partici- pated in all home room activities . , , noted as smallest boy in the senior class . . . served as member of float committees. WILLIAM C. PAXTON . . . C.P.C. Bill . . . two year home room pres- ident . . . band member . . . Iunior Class Play . . . tennis and wrestling squads . . . Science, French, and College clubs . . . speaker at Greens- burg Teachers' Institute. Wildcat Leads Cheers Before Games At Memorial Stadium mw- Q FORENSICS DON'T BOTHER Marty Westfall blasts forth in a prelim contest DONALD PEARSON . . . Trade Peewee . . . home room basketball freshman year . . . member of cross country team . . . Student Council representative sophomore year Safety Patrol member for two years . . . active in home room activities HELEN PIPER . . . General rendered services to library junior year . . . home room Christmas dec orating committee . . . member of dramatics club for two years home room basketball and volley ball tournaments all four years EDNA MARY PRASNITZ . . , Home making . . . Eddie . . . four year member of Girls' Chorus . . . sang in octette junior and senior years . . . participated in homemakinq assembly . . . Christmas decorating committee for four years. LEONARD REEVES . . . C.P.A. . . . Len . . . vice-president of Spanish Club . . . l.C.L .... sophomore and senior president of home room , . . member of junior varsity basketball team . . . four year home room basketball candidate. MICHAEL P. RIDILLA . . . Industrial decorated home room for Christmas . . , float committee freshman and sophomore years . , , read Bible in home room . . . won home room spelling contest freshman year . . . active in all home room activities, as he ROBERT PEFFER Trade Bob three year member of Boys Chorus wrestling squad helped decorate hall Christmas tree senior year Camera and Science clubs participated gymnastics band for three years IONA PEARLE PIPER General Tubby sophomore choral reader float committee for home coming Christmas decorations took part in home room activities known for hearty contaglous laugh arm in sling this winter IOSEPH W RACHOCKI Com mercial oe three year member of band Commercial Club partrczpated in all home room programs and activities marked time in boys chorus for three years . . . active in assemblies. BYRON REYNOLDS . . . Trade . . . Barney . . . cheerleader junior and senior years . . . home room pro- grams and activities . . . participated in various assembly programs . . . gymnastic team sophomore year . . . always there to lead a cheer. DONNA DEANNE RIGBY . . . Gen- eral . . . marked time as a Student Service member junior year . . . an ardent participant cn freshman girls' baseball team . . . especially active on all home room committees, pro- grams and activities. AUDREY PIPER General participated in volleyball and bas ketball tournaments junior and senior years attendec' Ligonier High as freshman and sophomore active in home room activities served on committees DOROTHY IEAN MYRES POHLAND General Dee Girls Chorus four years CL class and home room basketball in freshman and sophomore years participated in various Latin pro grams THEODORE REEPING CPA Ted member of ICL and Science clubs held Student Service post for three years High Post reporter sophomore year sang rn Boys Chorus l active in home room committees. ELAINE ROSE RIDILLA . . . General . . . .C.L .... took part in world history assembly sophomore year . . . Girls' Chorus I . 4 . member of float committee freshman year . . . served on Christmas committees and other programs. VINCENT RIZZO . . . C,P.A, . . . Zim 4 . . captain of football team senior year . . . National Honor Society member . . . president of Spanish Club and sophomore Class . . . l.C.L . . . two year member of basketball squad. Harry Albert Overcomes Oration litters To Cop First Place PATRICIA MARY ROBINSKY CP A a four year chorus Student Councrl member mayorette leadmg role n All Class Play French ICL and Collece clubs basketball letter sophomore year LOIS IEAN ROBLE General usher semor year health room attendant two years Chrrst mas decoratmg commrttee class and home room basketball Chorus I pa trcrpated rn home room programs decorated float IAMES C ROOF CPA Roofy varsrty basketball team two year letterman vrce presxdent of sophomore class Fen h Ccllge ICL and Scxence clubs four vear tennrs candr date MARIAN LOUISE SARNESE Commercral four year member of bancl Commercral Scrence and Camera clubs vrce presrdent of home room senror year assembly programs member of orchestra for three years GERALD WAYNE SCHMUCKER General Buzz Boys Chorus mans Rotary Wrrtmg Contest actrve rn all home room commrttees and programs paruclpated rn assembly program sophomore year IOHN ROBERT SEDLACKO CP A Sed golf squad two years Boys Chorus I and II Iumor Classrcal League member of Natronal Latm Honor So crety home room actrvrtres decorated freshman home room float NANCY LEE SHAFFER Com mercral Nan member of all home room actlvrtres par trcrpated rr assembly program soph omore year played home room basketball three years spends spare trm at Latrobe Roller Gardens EDGAR R SHANDEL Trade Ed actrve partrcrpant rn all home room actrvrt es helped wrth Chrrstmas decoratrons known for hrs black wavy han proud owner of a lalopy and a paxr of whrte shoes I HUGH SHIELDS CPA Gum three year member of football scuad vrce presrdent of French Club ICL Sclence and College clubs portrayed the lead ng role rn Iunlor Class Play DONALD PEARSON ROBERT PEFFER IONA PIPER DOROTHYI POHLAND S I N I Q R i THEODORE REEPING LEONARD REEVES MICHAEL RIDILLA DONNA RIGBY LOIS ROBLE IAMES ROOF IOHN SEDLACKO NANCY SHAFFER AUDREY PIPER EDNA PRASNITZ BYRON REYNOLDS VINCENT RIZZO MARIAN SARNESE EDGAR SHANDEL HELEN PIPER IOSEPH RACHOCKI ELAINE RIDILLA PATRICIA ROBINSKY GERALD SCHMUCKER HUGH SHIELDS . ..... 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' rc, ' three years . . . competed in Wo- ke g WAV' WADE SI-IIREY MARGARET SMITH NORMA SNYDER MILES STEPPIC ANNA MARY SUDA IOSEPI-I TARNAZIE CHRISTINE SLATER SALLY SMITH ROBERT SOUFL LEROY STEWART CAROLYN SUDA MARY TENEROWICZ RICHARD SMETANKA FRANCIS SMITH SHIRLEY STACKOWITZ ELIZABETH STEINMETZ B WADE SHIREY Trade member of Boys Chorus ll for two years helped decorate Chrrst mas tree rn front hall assembly programs an eager partrcr pant rn all actrvrtres carrred on rn home room CHRISTINE WALLACE SLATER CP A Chrrs four year Student Councrl edrtor of Hrgh Post band lead rn all class play 1unror year broadcastmg exte'np wrnner three years wmner of Ruth Robb debate RICHARD FRANCIS SMETANKA General Drck four year Student Se vxce member Span rsh Club lunror year Student Councrl senror year actrve par trcroant rn home room basketball and actrvrtres football candrdate FRANCIS SMITH Trade Frank three year football can drdate recerved letter rn foot ball senror year partrcxpated rn home room basketball freshman year actrve on homeroom corn mrttees throughout four years MARGARET SMITH C P A Peg four year band CL Camera French College clubs Scrence Club secretary sopho more and Junror home room vrce presxdent Hrgh Post reporter actnve rn broadcastmg and debatmg SARAH HELEN SMITH CPA Sally member of ICL Scrence French and College clubs three year I-Irgh Post reporter home room basketball co cap tam partrcrpated rn all home room GCIIXITIES BLANCH SUZANNE SMITH CPA ue member of ICL Camera French and College clubs secretary of home room semor year actrve ln grrls sports earned letter rn basket ball sophomore year DORIS IOANNE SNYDER Com mercral secretary of home room freshman sophomore lunror and semor years a member of the Commercxal Club m her rumor year an actrve partrcrpant rn all home room actrvrtres NORMA KATHLEEN SNYDER General Norm four year ba'1d and three years orchestra dxstrrct orchestra enror year Chorus III Iunror Classxcal League Prs Medrca Club prom commrttee Hrgh Post reporter SUZANNE smrm noms SNYDER S E N l Q IOSEPH STICKLE BETTY STRAKA NANCY SWINTEK GWYN SYSTER DAVID TAYLOR IANET TAYLOR Q EMILY POST and her Etiquette can't discourage snatcher Dick Campbell. ROBERT VINCENT SOUFL . . . C.P,A .... Bob . . . home room vice- pfesident as a freshman . . . French Club . . . National Latin Honor So- ciety . . . orations . . . four year home room basketball , . . Christmas decorating committees. MILES STEPPIC . . . General . . . Step . . . two year football candidate , . . a member of the underclass champion basketball team sopho- more yea' . . . biology assembly . . . four year participant in home room basketball. BETTY IEAN STRAKA . . . Commer- cial . . . B.I .... majorette for two years . . . Student Council . . . freshman home room president . . . Commercial, Camera clubs . . . Iun- ior Guard of Honor . . . English as- semblies . . . girls' volleyball. NANCY SWINTEK . . . Commercial . . . Swinny . . . freshman class sec- retary . . . Science and Commercial clubs . . . Girls' Chorus I, III . . . all-class play, The Male Animal, junior year . . . makeup committee junior class play . . . P. of D. play. MARY MAGDELENE TENEROWICZ . . . General . . . home room Christ- mas decorations . . . transferred from Greensburg to Latrobe freshman year . . . belonged to Commercial Club junior and senior years . . . par- ticipated in home room programs. Annual Tea Climaxes -..... cookie SHIRLEY STACHOWITZ . . . Gen- eral . . , Shirl . . . member of Spanish Club junior year . . . fresh- man homecoming float committee . . . Christmas decorations . . . active in home room programs and other ac- tivities throughout four years. IOSEPH LEROY STEWART . . . Gen- eral . . . Ace . . . took a great in- terest in home room activities, es- pecially basketball . . . Christmas decorating committee freshman year . . . home room committees . . . interested in newspaper work. ANNA MARY SUDA . . . Commer- cial . . . Dolly . . . Commercial Club junior and senior years . . . Camera Club sophomore year . . . member of Science Club . . . helped with Christmas decorating . . . active in home room activities. GWYN SYSTER . . , General . . . majorette three years . . . Girls' Chorus Ill . . . Science Club . . . Student Council . . . Iunior Classical League . . . Ars Medica Club . . . prom committee . . . home room activities . . . basketball, volleyball. HOWARD DAVID TAYLOR . . . Gen- eral . . . Student Service, freshman and sophomore years . . . member of float committee for homecoming day . . . active in home room activi- ties and Christmas decorations . . . played home room basketball. ELIZABETH JANE STEINMETZ . . . General . . . Betty . . . Girls' Chorus I . . . Iunior Classical League sopho- more and junior years . . . member of Christmas decorating committees for four years . . . active in home room programs and other activities. IOSEPH C. STICKLE . . . General Ioe . . . two year member of Stu- dent Safety Patrol . . , played home room basketball his sophomore year . . . active participant in all types cf home room activities and com- mittees. CAROLYN HENRIETTA SUDA . . . Commercial . . , Carol . . . Chorus I . . . Commercial Club . . . home room and class basketball , . . make- up committee for all-class play jun- ior year . . . Christmas decorations . . . noted for her red hair. IOSEPH VENARD TARNAZIE . . . General . . . Iumpin loe . . . Iunior Classical League and Ars Medica . . . home room president . . . All Class Plays, junior and senior year . . . High Post reporter . . . football and track . . .home room decorations. IANET ESTHER TAYLOR . . . General . . . Girls' Chorus . . . home room programs . . . assembly octette . . . I.C.L .... Girls' Chorus III soloist . . home room Christmas decorations . . . health room attendant . . . Span- ish Club member . . . Science Club. Busy Season Of Graduating Events 6 GRADUATES find the key to the wide, wide world just a wee bit heavy. IOAN MARIE THOMAS . . . Commer cial . . . Student Council senior year twosyear Commercial Club member Iunior Guard of Honor . . . class and home room basketball .... Christmas decorating committee four years Girls' Chorus I . . . Science Club MARIE ELIZABETH TRYNOCK . . . Gen eral . . . health room attendant . . . un ier Guard of Honor . . . I.C.L .... Ars Medica . . Student Service . . . class volleyball and basketball . . . float com mittee . . . active in home room activities . . . Christmas decorations RITA ANN VADAS . . . Homemaking played class and home room basketball and vclleybal . . . Homemaking fashion show entry . . . Christmas decoration committee . . . participated in home room activities . . . fr-shman home room secretary . . . hockey freshman year. IOANNE WASCO . . . General . . , lo . . . Student Council , . . lunior Classical League . . , Iunior Guard of Honor . . . High Post reporter . . . Ars Medica . . . home room and class basketball , . Girls' Chorus I . . . Science Club . . Christmas decorating committee, THOMAS PAUL TOSH General Tarzan two year member of IC L read Bible in home room mem ber of Christmas decoration committee f ur years played home room bas ketball freshman and sophomore years freshman float committee MARY M ULISHNEY General Mare Commercial Club member lun tor and senior year home room Christmas decorations float commit tee freshman year played hockey sophomore year home room and class basketball four years GEORGE ROBERT VARGO CPC Bob Letterman in golf one of the drvot diggers for four years member of French, Chemistry, and Sci- ence Clubr . . 4 vice-president of fresh- man home room . . , participated ' sophomore World History assembly. LEON WECHUCK . . . General . . . Sam . . . vice-pre-id,nt of home room senior vear . . . tli'cl prize in Pennsylvania Week contest , , , president of home room junior year , , . treasurer of Chem- ist'y Club . , French Club member . . . home room basketball. FRANCES TRUMP General Fran Usher Librarian Lib ary Club Camera Club C L Ars Medica Club home room and class basketball and volleyball oot ball ticket salesman Girls Chorus I home room programs TERRY M ULISHNEY Industrial part cipated in home room activities all four years entered Electric Shop Contest enior year great baseball and football fan ead Bible in home room member of freshman home rcom float decorating committee PATRICIA CONSTANCE VASINKO Homemaking a home room vice president home room and class basketball . . . class volleyball . , . fashi n show sophomore year . . . serv- ed at senior tea junior year . . . Christ- rnas decorating committee. CHARLES IAMES WEPPELMAN . . . - dustrial . . . Wepp . . , float committee freshm'n yea' . . , class and home room basketball freshman and sophomore years . . . decoration committee fresh- man year , , . participated in home room programs all four years. Departing Students Attempt T o Unlock Door Gt New Future ROBERTA ANN WEST Homemaklng Bobble two year Student Servxce member served at senxor tea three years Chrrstmas decoratxons all f ur years entered fashron show sophomore year member of Guls Chorus I home room BCIIVIIIGS MARTIN WESTFALL C P A Marty wrestlmg team track broadcastmg class Chnstmas play Iournahsm I II and III movmg up day assembly 1un1or year football and basketball two years presrdent freshman home room ROBERT WIBLE General Bob two year cheerleader Spanlsh Club C L Science Club Student Councrl home room pro grams Property commrttee of Chnst mas play sernor year Chrrstmas dec oratlon all four years gymnastlcs NANETTE WITKIN General Nan two year Hzgh Post reporter health room attendant senror year Chorus I II and III College and French clubs make up commrttee of Junxor class play prom commrttee home room basketball JOHANNA WITTENMAIER General entered art contest health room attendant French and College clubs charrman of prom commlttee vrce presxdent of home room Chorus I actlve 1n all home room programs float commrttee EMMA ELIZABETH YAFCHAK Hcmemakmq m served on Student Servrce two years helped prepare for and served at senlor tea freshman and 1unrors years lumor home room secretary Lrbrary Club member ol flag commxttee BERNADETTE MARY ZIEGENFUS Commercral Berme home room act1v1t1es all four years played home room basketball member of float decoratron commlttee read B1ble rn home room Chrrstmas decoratrons played class volleyball GEORGE IOHN ZURICK General member of Chrrstmas decoratxon commxttee freshman year played home room basketball frrst two years read Bxble rn home room actrve In all home room programs helped decorate float IOAN THOMAS THOMAS TOSH FRANCES TRUMP MARIE TRYNOCK MARY ULISHNEY TERRENCE ULISHNEY RITA VADAS GEORGE VARGO PATRICIA VASINKO IOANNE WASCO LEON WECHUCK CHARLES WEPPELMAN ROBERTA WEST MARTIN WESTFALI ROBERT WIBLE NANETTE WITKIN IOHANNA WITTENMAIER EMMA YAFCHAY BERNADETTE ZIEGENFUS GEORGE ZURICK SENIORS Qs' X' A ,, w . ', ' -Jw. my 4 gf L '5 -f, 2 if iiZifiiQu1wH wf'ff YQ? F u 3 S2 21 fe hi MP-RIORIE HU1-TON ...... IOURNALISM RONALD LYNCH ATHLETICS PAUL BERENBROK ,...... TRADE GILDA LARRY DRAMATICS RICHARD BARNHART ,. . MUSIC ANITA FELBAUM HOMEMAKING SENIOR Ten outstanding members of the senior class were chosen by their classmates to repre- sent them in various fields. These ten senior personalities are awarded on the basis of individual achievement. Those seniors fortunate enough to secure a berth in the album of personalities represent the best in the class of l952. The awards were all well earned by the top ten . Each winner proved himself worthy of the honor by being outstanding in a particu- lar field during his or her entire school career. EQ, fi ul PATRICK HUG ,............. .......... ......... LEAD BISIIIP MARY LOU DEHAIIGOHE .......... . ...... COIIHEBCIAL '33- CHBISTINE SLATEB FORENSICS BARBARA HINGE! SCHOLARSHIP The JUNIOR CLASS O FF ICE President ,.,.........,..,,........ ... Vice President .,,. .. Secretary . Treasurer ........, , Student Council .,.,....,...... Looking forward to their new title of upper- classmen juniors started last September with a jolly air. Selecting class officers was no hard task, Ioseph Visconti, aided by vice-president Ierry Marco, took over the presidential duties. Also sitting in at the class meetings was secretary. Ioyce Stewart. Frances Peduzzi could be counted on to give the treasurer's report. Down in the Student Council room, Rosemarie Macey represented her class at the monthly Council meetings. Iuniors really went all-out to support the school play. lim Visconti, Kay O'Mara, Robert Steele, and Ronald Cameron took part in the All Class production. In the Iunior Class Play, thir- teen boys and girls were included in the cast. Talent was also displayed in assembly pro- grams as well as local contests. Charles Lem- mon was awarded a S100 war bond as first prize RS . Joseph Visconu ,. ., Ierome Marco , Ioyce Stewart . Francis Peduzzi Rosemarie Macey in the George Washington essay contest. The one big event of the year was the annual prom sponsored by the juniors. Under the direction of Miss Irene Mertz and Mr. Iames Beatty, the junior class spent hours and hours of hard work planning for the big social gather- ing. When April 25 rolled around, the senior guests were feted in a grand manner. In the sports scene, the potential stars of tomorrow showed they could play ball whether it be on a field or court. Dick Domenic, Iames Smart, and Ioe Beredino played varsity football. Indoor athletes included Iames Elder, Fred Bell, Bernard McCracken and Iames Beatty. Perhaps the most memorable event occur- red on Moving-Up Day when the senior presi- dent presented the junior president with the class key. At that moment the juniors officially became the school leaders to carry on the tradi- tions left by the graduating class. -...-1 T H E J U N I 0 , , , Juniors Anticipate Nex HOME ROOM 118 First Row: DeAngelo. Fowler, El der, Donnelly, Ciccarelli, Domenic. Fioravanti, Cute, Dalson, Dziak. Erny. Second Row: Davis, Drum, Copelli, Eaton, Ciocco, DeVitto, Fox, Col lainne, Fischer, Churley. B. Demp sey, Danko. Third Row: Clark, Costabile, Flem ing, Ccx, A. Cute, Claire, Dietz Everett, Downs, Conrath. Flowers T. Donnelly, Derek. HOME ROOM 116 First How: Lemmon, Kim, Lenhart Kuntz. Lawlord, Mozina, Keys, R. Kintz, H. Lemmon, Kalenski, Macey Second Row: I. Kintz, Krempasky Lunl-r, Kopcho, Ienkins, Lloyd, Mur- phy, Kusinsky, Lechner, Lawrence Kurela, Kwaczala. Third Row: Kashin, Kunroci, Laich Little, Maqgiore, Marcinek, lones Kessler. Kalokermos, Lentz, Man qcld. HOME ROOM 119 First Row: Beatty, Bolton, Bucci Beredinc, F. Bell, Campbell, Casey Cameron, Beam, August, Accorsi. Second Row: Adams, M. Bell, Bat taglia, Bryson, Bryan, Bronson Ankney, Bailey, Castellani, Bad stibner, Buchleitner. Third How: T. Bennie, Cherup, L Bennie, Barger, Amatucci, Braden Antonio, Belan, Barlock, K. Bell I. Bortz. HOME ROOM 117 First Row: E. Harr, I. Gibson. Gra ham, French, Herminzek, Gor don, Giordan, Hauser, D. Harr Gerard. Second Row: Henry, Gritzar, Franks Franko, Giobbi, B. Harr, Galla gher, Hoffman, Gardner, Holler Hayes, Goodman. Third Row: Harris, Gebharclt, Har shell, Heintzleman, Frisk, Harr Greene, Harman, Hughes, Hajas Heintzleman, Heminq. Year's Activities With uGreat Expectations HOME ROOM 115 First Row: McCracken, Marco, Mc- Cormick, McCoy, McKelvey, L Miller, E. Miller, Miller, Mehalic. Second Row: D. Miller, Metz, Mie- del. Markovich, Mitchell, McMah- en, Masse, R. Moranelli. Marks, Martin. Third Row: Marshall, Marsh, Mce Cracken, Mattock, Moretti, Mofla. V. Moranelli, D. Miller. Mitchell. HOME ROOM 21 First Row Smart B Steele Susa Stoufler Schiri C Ross Shaffer Smith A Ross Second Row Ruflner S Smith Stickle Selesky Shugars Sedlac ko Shaffer Smart Riley Sowers Third Row Tarr I Smith M Steele Schroding, Sarnese, B. Smith Sys er, Stewart Schmidt, Shalron HOME ROOM 114 First Row: Odenclahl, Ransel, F Piper, Palek, Prah, Pershing, Orze howski, C. Murry, G. Murry Poorman, O'Hara. Second Row: Neighly, Nace, Poper nack, Pierdominci, Novotny, Rezak Murphy, Rebtoy, O'Barto, Novak Murphy. Third Row: O'Mara, Piper, Peduzzi Myers, Poole, Rigby, L. Hidilla P. Ridilla, Palmer O'Barto. Oneqa HOME ROOM 18 First Row: Varqovich, Zenone, Ver- neau, Wright, Weirs, Taylor, Vis- Conti. Second Row: Tulle, I. Viscoriti, Walter, Toner, Trovel, Voytek. Third Row: Thompson. Werner. Wocds, Weaver, Ulishney, Wedqe. Tuttle. The SOPHOMQRE CLASS O F F I C E R S President Bill Gross Vice President David McCullough Secretary . Leann Gibson Treasurer Sue Stull Student Council Marylu Swintek After a year of experience, the sophomores proved they had lost their greeness and were now a sophisticated group. In voting for class officers, they used the knowledge they had gained and selected five students to act as their leaders. William Gross read up on parliamentary procedure in order to conduct the class meetings correctly. David McCullough prepared to assist Bill in his duties. Leann Gibson took minutes and Sue Stull kept a record of class dues. Marylu Swintek repre- sented the class at Student Council meetings. Sophomores took their place in extra-cur- ricular activities. Dale Midlam, Alma Pohland, and Mary Katherine Inselmini were prominent in Latin affairs. When the All-Class play was produced, sophomore students turned out to see Ierome Tovo and Sue Stull display their acting ability. Earline Luttner, Dave McCul- lough and Dorothy Reeping took part in assem- bly programs, while other sophomores went out for the various contests during forensic season. Not only did drama take its share of sopho- more students but sports was another field in which the sophs excelled. Iohn Fitzmaurice. Chester Brighenii, and Bill Gross were stars on the football field as well as the basketball court. The sophomore contribution to wrestling was Fred Bridge who battled it out in the 103 pound class. When such social activities as school plays and dances were held, the sophomores could be counted on to attend the events and help make them successful. At the athletic contests, whether it be a home room game or a varsity encounter, the sophomores were there cheering with the rest. All this was in preparation for next year when the outgoing sophomore class will take on the work of upperclassmen. K' ' V ' 1 .1 Y '. M , ir'f1. , i A-ft 4,4 -5 ' 'diff V Aiynlw 1. -. s . .4 .' Q , ,,,f1m,.?.l Q yi? 3341! 19:11. . , IW: X QQ' K 'P W 5, f Y ' . ffqi' V ' 4 V1 1 Q ,J,,,,,,,Aw tr Nu.- Mx ag, A ffm ' -X danny? an-WV 'Wa ,, u at M , '?WxQig 1, I , L. M ,LJ ff AE 'fm X.-.J 11 Jw 1 HOME ROOM 122 First Row: Bobeck, Bealan, Borza, Brehun, Banner, Bendel, Blystone, Adams, Bates, Bash, Bridge. Second Row: Armel, Albert, Bar- lock, Blaine, L. Barnhart, Barkley, Bowlin, Bender, Beacon, Banko- vich, Akins, Bolby. Third Row: Austraw, Brauchler, Balko, Bates, P. Bridge, I. Barra, M. Barnhart, R. Barra, F. Bridge, Brant, Borsari. HOME ROOM 217 First Row: Flowers, Felbaum, Gross, Farkas, Gaul. Gongaware, Dutrow, Feightner, Fitzmaurice, Hanlin, Frund. Second Row: Fine, Forsha, P. Gib- son, Fenton, Emrick, Eaton, Feath er, Gilbert, Fry, Hall, Harkness, D. Goodman. Third Row: Fiorvanti, Gillis, Fowler, Hackman, L. Gibson, Geary, G Goodman, E v a n 5 , Guskiewicz, Guter, Harvey. HOME ROOM 120 First Row: Buchan, Brighenti, Crain. Davis, Capp, Danko, Dunlap, Brownfield, Campbell, Callaghan. Second Row: Duffus, Derek, Caster- wiler, Downs, Cicconi, Burke, Davis, Byce, Callaghan, Derek, Clark, Clister. Third How: Carey. Ciocco, Byers. DeG1au. Caruso, Davis, Duffy. Bridge, Davis, Crouse, Burke. HOME ROOM 216 First Row: Hoffman, Hough, B Hoffman, Higerd, Hennenkamp Himic, Kelley, R. Kintz, B. Iohns ton, Kocerho, Kepple. Second Row: Knopsnyder, Insel- mini, Hughes, Kerr, Keener, Hun ter, Iioio. Hinger INET, Kattan Helman, E. Hughes. Third Row: Hodson, lapalucci Kahl, Keffer, Huntington, E. Hod son, Kintz, Horansky, L. Hughes Hooper, N. Iohnson. THE SOPHOMORES The Yearlmgs HOME ROOM 215 First Row Netzlof Nipar Mulhern Mott Pearson Monchak Novak Miller Owens Nicodem Mikesell Second Row G Nealon D Miller Pepperell Paqnotta OBarto Pav lovak Murphy Moore Moyher Petter W Miller Myers Ortega Third Row Midlam Micklow Mika Perach D Palmer Mull Metz Palmer S Oserkoskl V Nealon Paviola Phillips HOME ROOM 213 First Row: I, Vasinko, Uliskney, M. Stewart, Wanichko, Tovo, Taiani, Sliz, Williams, Warren, Straka, Statler. Second Row: Taylor, K. Smith. Stanko, Tarnazie, Swanson, E. A Smith, Sowers, Zitterbart, I. Smith Wassil, Stull, Zabkar, Wedge. Third Row: Zello, Squib, Weqley Swintek, Zeltner, D. Stewart, Tor ba, Zundell, R. Vasinko, Whalen Yanarella, E, Smith. HOME ROOM LIBRARY First Row R Luttner Kovalcik MC Kelvey P Bendle Lazarchik Kos har lVlcCune Massena Macll n alcl Machen McCullough Second Row McGinnis K Mayqer N Louqhn r Kowatch McDowell Kwaczala Lizza Kuba I Lape M Mayger Martin Lape Third Row E Luttner Hcllck K 3 mel Fine Korzak Lue Mash Kuhns Ientz Lqhtcap Mar nchek Lechman Luttner HOME ROOM 214 First Row: Pohland. Slate, Skoloda Sandacz. Reepinq, Short, H. Rigby Skipp, Sarp, Pipak, Selesky. Second Row: Sartoris, Seitanakis Shearer, Ronco, Simko, Planinsek Piper, Haichel, Sugats, Schmucker F. Puchan, Rudy. Third Row: Salandro, R. Short Schultheis, Pohland. Requla. C Schmucker, D. Reepinq, Quinn Repp, Ransel, M. Schmucker, C Short, Repko. Enter Into School Routines With Experience TI ANYTHING you can do I NOW WE KNOW what ANOTHER REASON why room C-U1 do better- makes us tick. numbers are important. The FRESHMAN TORY OI-'FIC President Vice President Secretary. , , Treasurer . Student Council With an eager attitude, freshman boys and girls started out their four years of high school life. The first deed which marked their entrance into the adult world was the electing of class officers. When the final votes were tallied, Bob Shust was found to be the first president of the Class of '55, Mary Reed took her job of vice- president seriously, and Beverly Schmucker wrote and rewrote the minutes until they were perfect. In the evenings after school, Dolores Terrini counted the class dues while Allen Goldberg carried out his Student Council duties. Freshmen also made themselves active in extra-curricular activities. Iames Martin and King Hartman appeared in the Christmas play, Why the Chimes Rang, and Mary Reed took part in the Shakespeare assembly. The green- ies acting talents didn't go unnoticed, for Phil- omena Cirucci and Sheila Murphy copped roles E R S Robert Shust Mary Reed Beverly Schmucker Dolores Terrini Allen Goldberg in the All-Class play. Then when forensic sea- son arrived, the freshies went out for the Womans' Club Contest and the Kiwanis Extem- poraneous Contest. Future athletes of L.H.S. were discovered when football and basketball season rolled around. Iames Tito, Iames Rhoades, and Thomas Sarp proved to be all-round stars ior they serv- ed on the frosh football team as well as the basketball team. Other court players were Iack Casey, Ioseph Kubicki, Leroy Myers, and Mickey Mickinak. Wrestling was another sport the freshmen entered. Robert Smith took his place on the grunt and groan team. As the months rolled by, the greenies became a more experienced class. By the time that school was drawing to a close, the fresh- man class had proved its worth. At moving up day exercises, the young freshman class be- came the new sophisticated sophomores. THE FRESHMEN . .. uGreen Years Pass Quickly For Befuddled Frosh I-IOME ROOM 203 Fifst Row: Byers. Cravener, Cirucci Deinangzne, Byers, Casmer, Butz Carol. Bye.ly, Cox. Seccni Raw: Campbell, W. Cams, Cute, Clair, I. Cams, Ciocco, Car roll, Ciatre, Casey, Chesla, Cort. Curtis. 'Ihird Row: Cawoski, Dalson, Cas terwiler, Caylor, Darazio, Crain, P Campbell, P. Carr, Ciocco, B. Carr M. Ciafre, I. Cherup. HOME ROOM 205 First Row: Hinger, R. Hughes, Kar asak, Horwat, E. Harr, Kirtland, Hettes, Kells, Iohnson, Henry, Hoffman. Second Row: Harris, Knapple, Hibbs, Kintz, Katana, Heming, Kabala, Harshell, I. Iohnston, Konecny Hartman, Ieifries, Third Row: Hoehler, Kessler, Keeie Klimchock, Heitchue, L. Hauser. D Hughes. I. Harr, N. Iohnstone Iioio, B. Hauser, Kahanowitz Hooper. Q. HOME ROOM 201 First Row: Blazek, Baum, Brookbank, Bleehash, Batsa, Albert, Berrieski. B. Bridge, Bash. Second Row: Baran. Bair, Brinker. Bortz, Brant, Beers, Burns, Bilonick. Third Row: Beaken, Burke, Aiken, Andranko, Augustine , B u m ar, Blaine, Albaugh, August, Battaglia. HOME ROOM 204 First Row: Hankey, Forish, Frisch man, I. Erny, I, Eckonrod, Fritz Goldberg, Frola, Hankins, Geh hort, Gregory. Second Row: Gumbita, Hackman Emory, Groba, Dollar, Ghrist, Don nelly, Goodman, Gallagher, Green Gilbert, Hainan, Fink. Third Row: Felbaum, Gardener, Per ry, Hamilton, D. Erny, Gebecki Harman. Hajas, Everett, Douglas Dolinar, Frisky. 4,2 EQ 5? E7 K.- : is w 3 X f , 7 ' m - , lfii ,VI 1 113 Q ?5w. K, if 4 9x 13 1, J' ff ,Q Q wfffx it I 1 ' . 'ici' g Q' ' ',-, i I A J ' . ' EN I ff' ? f ..-........-1.-...f.. , A 4. aww nw,-...Ag ,A V n '-fy U 2 A 5 - W . 49 , s 1 29 A I I , , Qs. ' . 1' 3 f if L 3,......... 3 3'fa 5 ' f3S-f' Q A tE e 1 V W' ,l M1 ju l . 'Nha final plans. PUB wx EDITORS HULTON and SLATER discuss ,f if . f-1' ' 1 .Q BEIDLER, VISCONTI, and WESTFALL MURRAY, HINGER, and ONDRIEZEK diligently proof read the High Post. Go west, young man: go anywhere, but never darken the door ot a newspaper office, was the advice of a famous journalist many years ago. However, aspiring writers from Latrobe High School did not follow this advice as they entered the portals of room 118 their sopho- more year to follow in the footsteps of others before them. Learning the five W's of news- writing proved tedious to Journalism I students, but, when at last the first year was completed. they were happily rewarded with a position on the newspaper staff. get idea for layouts. The newly-acquired staff member received his coaching in making layouts from Chris Slater, Barbara Hinger and Bob Murray, High Post editors. From Iohn Ondriezek, he learned how to deal with advertisers. Ruth Hazlett, business manager, taught the journalists the practical end of the newspaper world. Planning pictures and writing reviews of the year kept the Latrobean staff busy. Under Marge Hulton's supervision juniors snooped into every nook and corner in efforts to locate props for informals. After endless hours of checking and re-checking copy, the yearbook went to press. 'B' ,Q zffr-1,l C ATICN TYPISTS LONCHARICH and FELBAUIVI receive final instructions from assistant editor Dernanqone. RILEY INTERVIEWS broadcasting instructor for information about the Christmas presentation. IVIASSE, CLINE and MILLER prepare exchange copies of the Hiqh Post. 'lr LATROBEAN 'k HIGH POST 'A' ORANGE 6. BLACK BRYSON and BENNIE check totals While Hazlett and Bailey count the money. RIDILLA, VISCONTI and NOVOTNY look over old High Posts for ideas for a story. DONELLY, RILEY and IENKINS note the difference between the layout and the finished Latrobean. Cheering crowds, shrilling whistles, and a smart stepping band in new uniforms reminds us of football and fun. The high school band in their newly pur- chased uniforms added pep and zip to the foot- ball season. Drum major Donald Lazarchik, along with six drum majorettes, led the group in their fascinating formations. When marching season was over, they participated in the annual instrumental concert under the supervision of Mr. Sam Green. The school orchestra under the direction of Mr. Ross Prestia, plays a big part in all activities MUSIC DIRECTORS Mr. Green and Mr. Prestia make plans for spring concert. in the school. Students will remember walking into assembly while the orchestra played Mira- mar. They also entertained at various forensic coniests and plays. This year nine students represented the school at district orchestra. Four violinists, Nor- ma Iean Kloock, Robert Netzlof, Wayne Albert and Mildred Gilbert along with Rebecca Stahl, cello, and Ronald Ciccarelli, bass fiddle, com- prised the string section of the group. Norma Snyder, Fred Zenone and Richard Barnhart com- plete the list. Ronald Ciccarelli also participated in the All State Orchestra. First Row: Lazarchik, Leccia, S. Syster, Robinsky. Harris, Mitchell, Kintz. Andrako, Fenton. Second Row: Neighly. D. Gilbert. Lechman. Barkley, Stewart, Dietz, Terrini, Palmer, C. Dalson. Third Row: Douglas, Lamb, I. Smith, Cicconi, Swanson, Reed, Schroding, M. Smith, R. Petter. Fourth Row: Trovel, Lavin. Hunter Drum, Quitko, Paxton. Heintzelman. Carr, Prah, Hettes. Fifth Row: Stahl, Harman, Berneski, Burns, Carns, Murray, Dmko, Netzlof. Steele. l .L 41 -- E, L. . 4 , Q25 2 ,....f- . 1 W-4, ,Nm 1 sf s E by 'A , . .ag . 1 : 1. vw--My H l i E A - , . ft r . , ,Y V 3 9 ORCHESTRA First Row: Gilbert, Kloock, Bankovich, Carr, Dalson, Lowe, Shust, Stahl. Second Row: Albert, Netzlof, Terrini, Stewart. Lemmon, Deitz, Davis, Euchleitner, Badstibner. Snyder, Smith. Third Row: Szabo. Brinker, Frisky, McDonald, Harman, Zenone, Merrell. Liqhtcap, Gordan, Barnhart. Fourth Row iStandinqJ: Rebtoy, Lynch. Ciccarelli. Harris. Miligan. BAND First Row: R. Freeman, Mikesell, Milligan, Bumar, Albert, Rebioy, Straka, G. Syster, Lupchinsky. Second Row: Buchleitner, D. Hauser, K. Peffer, Fischer, Lightcap, Gordon, Morrell, Barnhart, Buerqer. Third Row: Schmidt, Snyder, Lemmon, Porembka, Banlcovich, Kuntz, Ciccarelli, Donnelly, Caruso. Fourth Row: M. Gilbert, Caylor, Lynch. Korneke, Badstibner, S. Murphy, Lowe, Sowers, Sarnese. Wilt. Filth Row: R. Murphy. Rachocki, Zenone, Wassil, Davis, N. Dalson, Stickle. Larimer, McDonald, VOCAL MUSIC Efforts of rehearsing choruses drift through the halls reminding us that Mr. Green and his songsters are on the job. Strains of You Will Never Walk Alone introduce us to Girls' Chorus III, the most ad- vanced girls' chorus. This group received new black robes and orange stoles which were worn this year for the first time. Girls' Chorus I represents the freshman group in choral sing- ing. If their vocal ability meets the test set up by Mr. Green, they may enter the more ad- vanced chorus their sophomore year. The third group for girls is Girls' Chorus ll. Boys' Chorus ll claims Stout-hearted Men as their theme song. This year the boys went on a short concert tour in the spring. Both Girls' Chorus III and Boys' Chorus ll sang several sep- arate numbers as well as a mixed number at the school concert. Boys' Chorus I is the ele- mentary chorus for freshmen boys. Ronald Ciccarelli, Donald Iohnson, Ianet Taylor and Anglea Girard represented Latrobe High School at the district chorus which was held at Bellevue this year. First Row: Mull, L. Fowler, Childress, E Second Row: Burke, V. Burke, Pohland Third Row: Dempsey, Fry, C. Callaghan Fourth Row: Kusinsky, Anthony, Bennie, GIRLS' CHORUS III-lTopl Luttner, N. Swintek. Caruso. Greenawalt, I-laugh, Carnahan, Himic, Robinsky. L. Fowler. Reeping, Adams, Mitchell, Zeltner, B. Seleski, Austraw, Barlock, Loughner. Bowlin. Davis, Hanna, N. Derek, Colaianne, Ailcens, Fontaine, Kopcho, Metz, Meidel, Ankney. Iones, Prasnitz, M. Derek. Gratcar, Goodman, P. Derek, Harvey, Cuskiewicz, Syster, Cirucci GIRLS' CHORUS III-tBottoml First Row: Geary. Hughes. Gibson. Lupchinsky Okonak, M. Swintek. Sartoris, Palmer, Gilbert, Steel, I. Smith, Paviola. Second Row: Lloyd, E. Smith, Peduzzi, Myers, Giobbi, Korneke, Klcock, Larry, lnselmini, Dalson, Kornides, Lechman. Third Row: Marks, Buchleitner, Martin, Helman, Sowers, Fenton, Leccia. L. Fowler, Witkin, Rebtoy, Kattan. Cicconi. Fourth Row: Emrick. Keener. Hvizdos, Kuba, Barkley, Ienkins, Neighly, Rigby. Taylor. Snyder. Gerard, Freeman, Barnhart, Blaine. GIRLS' CHORUS I First Row: Pollins, Markiewicz, Marcin co, Swieczkowski. Cirucci, McAteee Lavin, Berneski, Short, Wilt, Lamb. Second Row: Hamilton, Koskar, Doug las. Quinn, Dalson, Ledoux, Ferry Gebhardt, Cherup, Reepinq, Bortz Crain. Third Row: Augustine. Butz, Iioio Claire, Zurick, Myers, Bums, Poorman Kutchvavy, Panick, Nindle, Trebar Beakan. Fourth Row: Rudy, Caylor, Iohnston Harman. Walker, Malik, Heitchue, Ka hanowitz, Schirt, Pepugo, Mehalic Peters. GIRLS' CHORUS I First Row: Upperman, Harr, Hoehler Schmucker, Sartoris, Byerly, Caster wiler, Smith, Thompson, Newcomer. Second Row: Kells, Novak, Demangone Reeping, M. Lentz, Varqovich, Camp bell, Henry, Trump, H. Lentz, Cams Bilonick. Third Row: Lancianese, Hoflman, Metz Zcldash, Kabala, Baran. Kornides Rugh, Palmer, Powers, Aikin, Nord strom. Fourth Row: Serluco, Ciocco, Grist Katana, Meininger, Riley, Murray, Zitt Ciatre. Schoenfelder, Carroll, Auqus tine, Beers. BOYS' CHORUS I First Row: Byers, Rhoades, Brookbank Schmucker. Woods, Marlett, Eckenrod Goldberg, Byers. Second Row: Carns, Smith, Iohnston Chesla, Prah, McGuire. Ruqh, Cort Shust, Kurela, Hartman. Third Row: Gilbert, Myers, Gebicki Poponick, Campbell, Everett, Hooper Bash. Malletz, Casey. Fourth Row: Emey, Zoldosh, Smercani Hettes, Kuhns, Frischman, Batsa, Tosh Wedemeyer, Gardner, Bair. BOYS' CHORUS Il First Row: Ciccarelli, lohnson, Zenone Netzlof, Piper, Lawiord. Sedlacko, Co- gan, Briqhenti, Gross. Hanlin, Konkoly. Second Row: DeAngelo, Pohland, Clair, Iones, Campbell, Maqgiore, Drum, Tay- lor, Dutrow, Peifer, Seitanakis, Keys, Hiqerd, Domenic, Beredino. Third Row: Gonqaware, King, Murphy, Thompson, Greene, Mikesell, Kowatch, Puchan, Brant, W. Harr, Derek, Sow- ers, Borsari, Bridge, Byers. Fourth Row: Davis, Helenic, D. Davis, Harman. Harr, Schmucker, Smith, Sar- nese. Slate, Novak, Verneau, Cute. Adams, Kromel. GIRLS' CHORUS II C First Row: Short. Brownfield, O'Mara. Callahan, Hodson, R. Barra, Pohland, Koshar. Second Row: Hackman, Palmer, D. Schmucker, Harkness, Iioio, Bender, Bolby, Clister, Lape. Wedge. Third Row: Bridge, Perach. I. Barra, Casterwiler, Zitterbart, Tarnazie, Zab- kar, Myers, Hall. 73 Lf lg 1' I ? 1 , - ' f pm zz:-34532: L4 ,M AL 1 :H v ' - - 1- u ,, av., -my ' in .M 1 f . ,,, 4 I ' I .M I I ' , ' 0 2 , 9 ' ATi?N?f,V4f, 7 :'f.A1J V ' .ji X ' bf Xb Lf . 4 K - Al fy ' Y . W Kg Q 4 if g fix, VJ. 'tai X' XY if 'CGS' , n -- ,Q .4 D 9 -a35fQYk'- V ' ',r- fa , 7' . .:. VM, fi - Y , A A K -f. f ff: N 2 f 55 .. X Y' , 4' XA f , A ' - 'I' , , , ZJIVLZN, MQ . cg fs 'jf ,w X H ' H 1131 - V X, X , I I A 'rl Af-A ,. I yu 3 ,Q I H f v f X w H ' W7 1 W , 555, 1 '.-wsau' W ,, gg -sq 'Y Hs. A Zz ,f-.June-': -tznngi STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Hultori B. Ree in . p g. Lantzy, B u r g o o n, Iohnson, Adams, lones, Macey. Second Row: Walters, Nealon, Thomas, Panichelle, Riley, Han- na, Helman, Davis, Kuba, Mar- tin. Third Row: Miller, D. Reeping, Larry, Sarp, Newcomer, Swin- tek, Felbaum, Terrini. 'Sw STUDENT COUNCIL 'First Row: Slater, Harr, Beidler, Williams, Smetanka, Dunlap, Blazek, Murray. Second Row: Hankins, Everett. Pohland, Poole, Shirey, O'Barto, Kopcho, Lechman. Third Row: Cameron, Robinsky, Berenbrok, Campbell, Graham, Cravener, Marshall, Donnelly. Familiar sights around the school were the members of the Student Council doing the countless jobs of which they have charge. Students belonging to the council represent home rooms and clubs in a democratic fashion. Paul Berenbrok served as head man of the group. Vice-president was Gilda Larry while Betty Panichelle took minutes. Taking charge of the money was the job of Selma Davis. Council members could be seen every- where. The concession stand at the football games was solely the work of this group. The auditorium blossomed with everygreen and holly for the Christmas season entirely through their work. The Student Council sponsored special assemblies, which brought a variety of artists to the school. Three dances, lost and found department, and the spelling contest were additional functions of the group. Behind the scenes, the members also con- tributed their services. The art collection was kept shining bright by energetic scrubbers. They ushered at various events such as Eighth Grade Day, Parents' Night and Freshman Day. Ticket sales to all events and the all-class play were also under their supervision. The annual Council gift to the school was presented in assembly this spring. COUNCIL OFFICERS Berenbrok, Panichelle, Larry and Davis. 75 Clubs . . . Monthly Informal Meetings Strive To Promote -4' X ' 3. Q.. '55 FRENCH CLUB First Row: Westlall, Robin- sky, Milligan, Wittenmaier, R. Freeman, Albert, Lynch, Demangone, Lantzy. Second Row: Hulton, Ondrie- zek, T r o v el, Badstibner, Lentz, Ienkins, Hanna, Wit- kin, Fenton, O'Barto. Third Row: Gearing, Lowe, Paxton, S. Smith, Smith. Korneke, Cline, Miller, Hos- tetler. Fourth Row: Frisk, O'konak. Fioravanti, Hughes. Lenz, Ferguson, P. Smith, Meyers, Helenic, M. R. Freeman. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Mowry, Kissel, Lemmon, I. Kintz, Zenone, Shields, Lazarchik, Burgoon, Beatty. Second Row: Ciccarelli, Kintz, Kuntz, I. Visconti, Mattock. Fowler, Hazlett, Smith, Don- nelly, Graham. Third Row: Slater, Heintzel- man, Hughes, Dziak, M. Steel, Giobbi, M. Derek, I. Visconti, Riley, Hinger, Cas- tellani. Fourth Row: Bolton, Marco. Campbell, Root, Mueseler. Ross, Beidler, Kuhn. Smart, Steele. Soutl. CAMERA CLUB First Row: Balko, Craine, Ko valcik, Nickodem, Kalinski Trump, Short. Second Row: Ledoux, DeVit to, Riley, Lizza, O'Barto Iechman, Kurela. Third Row: Reeping, Carota Iones, Smith, Weppleman Hoehler. Better Comradeshlp FRENCH CLUB President Bennett Bu goon Vu: Pre dent Hugh Sh elds Secreta y T easurer Ba ba a Okonak St dent Councl Roger Berdle l-I gh Post Representatrve Ioseph Donnelly WVnh the French equrvalent of what a prty boys and glrls that you are here he presrdent of the French Club br ngs the meet 1ng to order Under the d1rect1on of Mrss Evelyn Baxter the ofhcers of the organtzatlon plan programs for the metmgs held on the thlrd Monday of each month Often people Who have v1s1ted Europe are acqmred to speak at the sess1on and relate 1nterest1ng experrences Durrng th Chrrstmas season the French Club carrres out a specral project The members go carollng ln French to the sectrons of Latr be where the language 1S understood and apprecrated As a result the students knowledge of Fren h rs put to practlcal use Club membersh1p IS open to any jumor or senlor who takes French Smce most of the club members are rnterested n the French culture and customs held trlps are taken to varrous places to 1llustrate these pomts Last year the organlzatlon vlewed the French Art Show held 1n Prttsburgh One of the hrghlrghts of the school year s the annual basketball game between the French and Span1sh studenrs Tl'11s tournament usually takes place 1n March Both a boys team and a grrls team partrcrpa e rn the color ful game held 1n the school gymnaslum Wrth the basketball game and fleld tr ps the French lub provldes both a socral and educatronal servrce CAMERA CLUB Presrdent Romayne Carota V1cePres1dent lane Ann Rlley Secretary Treasurer Dolores Hamilton Hrgh Post Ellzabeth Smrth Student Councrl Evelyn Iones Lrghtmg background and sublect matter these prmclples lnvolved 1n takmg good photographs are demonstrated to the members of the Camera Club through the med1um of programs planned by Mtss Mary Lourse Mc Bnde faculty advrser The purpose of the Camera Club IS to show students the rrght way to take p1ctures Usmg shdes accompanred by lectures and also pamphlets sent by the Eastman Kodak Company the young photographers put then new knowledge to pract1cal use by entenng the Eastman Kodak Company photograph con test One of the servxces the club prov1des for the beneflt of the school rs the annual Eastman Kodak photograph exh1b1t PROJECTS HELP to make language club meetmgs rn tormatrve enterta1n1ng and mterestmg FRENCH CLUB members try to rmprove therr accent CAMERA CLUB ofhcers plan the monthly meetrng to by lrstemng to forergn records mclude a study of advanced photography . 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Students HIGH PCST REPORTERS When the voice over the publlc address system tells all Hlgh Post reporters to go to ll8 the work of the H1gh Post representatrve a hcme room oH1c1al beg1ns Tne ofhce of Hlgh Post reporter 1S one of the four elected home room ofhces Student are voted on and then the one rece1v1ng the hrghest number of votes for the partrcular oft 1ce IS selected to serve as the home room rep resentatrve A number of respon 1b1l1t1es are also 1 Cluded With the t1tle f n o Hrgh Post reporter The sudent collects subscr1pt1on mon Hlgh Pos S ey for the t and turns 1t over to the Hrgh Post busmess manager D1SII1buI1Hg the school paper every other We k e ts another of the Hlgh Post reporters dutres I UN IOR CLASSICAL LEAG UE Consul Dale Mldlam Pro Con ul Alma Pohland Scrrba Ianet Smxth Quaestor Florentme Lavm Student Councrl Larry Dunlap Educatlonal BCIIVIIISS as well as soclal events are set up for the student who belong to the Iunlor Claslcal League a natronal organ 1zat1on Membershrp ln the ICL IS open to any student who takes Lat1n Slnce Lat1n IS a re qurred subject for freshman and sophomore College Preparatory students the organrzatton boasts of an outstandmg membershrp record The oH1cers of the Lat1n C ub attend the Iumor Clasrcal League Conventron held ever year 1n a drfterent P IS on took place at Sacred Heart Hrgh School Prttsburgh Mtss A 1ng ia l delrne Beep cu ty advrser accompames the group In add1t1on to the convenuon tr1p the ICL also sponsors bus trrps o varlous places ln Prttsburgh The Buhl Plaretarrum Starlets on Parade program at Statron KDKA and an ID srde vrew of the morgue are a few of the srghts The Readers Club establrshed wrth the purpose of entertarnmg the patlents rn the Chlldrens Ward at the Latrobe Hosprtal IS another act1v1ty sponsored by the ICL February IS the month when the majorrty of the Lat1n Club pro1ects are publrcrzed An annual Lat1n banquet IS held at the cllmax of Lat1n Week and guests are 1nv1ted from other schools A Lat1n play along wrth a Lat1n chorus and orchestra form part of the entertamment ,,,.,-f- Th1s aftarr draws to a close mo t of the ICL aCI1V1I1eS HIGH POST REPORTERS make sure that each sub scrrber w1ll recerve hrs b1 monthly Hrgh Post PLEASE SPARE MY DAUGHTER begs a young IUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE memb mother rn Lat1n play tumes fgf th ers check cos e annual Lat1n banquet 5. 'i D . S- - I . . - ff x X' N. . . .. . ' s I - , - - 1 . i 1 - - . I . .Y W ennsylvanta crty. Th year the conventi , 'A I ' ' ' I ' . ' - M . - W . ,. . I L ,f,- - 1 1 pax. A . Z - 5 f Q ' s XXX u Learn Of World Affairs Through Extra-Curricular Work 'i 234 -W A of .. Y 1-- J., A 1 nm M. VAT R, -v X. HIGH POST REPORTERS First Row: Dziak, Gross, Briqh enti, Paviola, A. Graham, Mar cinik, Donnelly, Bell, Battaglia Mason. Second Row: Wegley, Katana Porembka, Lentz. Myers, Bend er, Eumar, Kattan, Cervi, Mur phy. Smith. 'Ihird Row: Weppleman, Tarr Noll, Visconti, Smith, Long, E Sartoris. Smith, Masse, Witkin, Gardner. IUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First Row: Skipp, Porembka, Mitchell, Huntington. Quitko, Cirucci. Byers, Lavin. Rock. McAtee, Bolton. Second Row: Urban. T. Tosh, B. Tosh, Hettes. Koshar, Shirey, Butz, Barkley, Ciocco, Insel- mini, Popuqa, Frola, Swiecz- kowski. Third How: Iohnstone, Murphy, Rudy, Smith, Piper, I. O'Barto. Cialrc, S. O'Barto, Metz. Orze- howski, Kalokerinos, Bumar. Lechman, Hartman, Battaqlia. Fourth Row: Gardner, Newcom- er. Hansel, Lechman, Wilt, Lamb, Douglas, Stahl, Burns. Myers. Malletz. Gebhardt, Der- ek. IUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First Row: Albert, Blazek, La- zarchik, Tovo, Nealon, Pollins. Carey, Kuhns, Midlam. Dunlap. Fritz. Second Row: Liqhtcap, Luttner. Kessler, Short, Fine, Feathers. Nealon, Reed, Kahanowitz, Le- doux, Massena, Swanson. Fen- ton. Third Row: Miller, Keener. Mc- Dowell, Bankovitch. Markie- wicz, Schirt, Salandro, Lizza. Ronco, Simkc, Smith, Stull, Tarnazie. Fourth Row: Paqnotta, Bennett, Palme-r, Blaine, Pohland, Keller. Lynch, Gilbert, I-Iankins, Mar- cinko, Berneski, Terrini, Brauch- ler. I Service Groups . . . Volunteers Give Spare Time So That ,. .ne . 4' 'ills 23 v --Y. J x SPANISH CLUB First Row: French, Schirt, Lavin, Reeves, Iackson, Rizzo, Keele, Bell, Murphy. Second Row: B. Stickle. Masse, Leccia, Burke, Gerard, Moran- elli, Taylor, Clister, Cervi. Third Row: Graham. Poorman, Murray, Harris, Dalson, Caster- wiler, Fetsic, Neighly, Palmer. FIRE PATROL Kneeling tl. to r.l: Downs, Lenz, Keefe, Mozina, Verneau, Lynch. Standing: Bucci, Kintz, Beren- brok, Gibson. Ruttner, Len- hardt. COLLEGE CLUB First Row: Murray, Mueseler, R. Campbell, Root, Milligan, Buerger, Burgoon, Moran, Kuhn, Marco, Kuntz, R. Kintz. Second Row: Demangone, Rob- insky, Hughes, Wittenmaier, Lantzy, Frisk, Kissel, Mowry Shields, I. Kintz, Mozina, Bol- ton. Third Row: Albert, Barkley, Dal son, Lynch, Ondriezek, Beid ler, Steele, Cameron, Ciccarelli Donnelly, Mattock, Wright Murray, Costabile, Graham. Fourth Row: Okonak, Harris Smith, Slater. Hostettler, R Freeman, Paxton, Witkin, Han na, lenkins, Fenton, I. Visconti Hinqer, Trovel, Toner. Filth Row: R, Freeman. Noll Moretti, Lenz, Bell, Cline, Gear inq, Lynch, Miller, Larry, Lowe Lavin, P. Smith, Korneke Smith. 1 1 Others May Rece words another Span1sh u sesslon nt students w1th the we Benefuts SPANISH CLUB Presxdent Vmcent Rrzzo Vrce Presldent Leonard Reeves Secretary Treasurer Rrta Cervr Student Councrl Iack Graham H1 h Po t Representatrve Iune Helman Q Se declara abrerta lo sessron Wllh these Cl b meetlng goes 1nto To better acqual folk h S anlards IS the alm lore and customs of t e p s are conducted amzatlon Program t ndlng of the org to ard the Span1sh student 1n undersa more about the European country Exchange ll e are mvtted fom St Vmcent Co eg t1me students r to speak at the meet1ngs At Chrrstmas a rnta party IS held to help the young Amer S msh customs P 1can Spanlards learn about pa FIRE PATROL Presrdent Ronald Lynch Iack G1bson Vrce Presrdent Ierome Mozma Secretary Treasurer Paul Berenbrok Student Counc1l l R1ng1ng ot the Ilre drrll slren 1S the s1gna h ol flre patrol to go for the Latrobe H1gh Sc o Th atrol has completed tour rnto act1on e p years of operatlon The purpose of the organlzatron 1S to see d combat any that flre drrlls go eH1c1ently an After the s1ren has sound trres that may occur ed the members 1nspect classrooms clos1ng h They also re w1ndoWs a move unauthonzed persons from the Then hav1ng completed these dutres the boys the exrts to awart statlon themselves outsrde from Mr Robert Cook acl further tnstructlons v1ser COLLEGE CLUB Presxdent Patnck Hughes Vrce Pres1dent Wrllram Paxton Secretary Roxanne Freeman M ry Ruth Freeman Treasurer Anne Mxller Student Counc1l Whrch college do you plan to only one of the many questlons asked dunng the regular monthly meet1ngs of the College Club The mam purpose of th1s orgamzatron IS to acquarnt students w1th college lrfe Movles and representatlves from dlfferent colleges oc cupy a good deal of the stude ts t1me Tu1 t1ons courses env1ronment lodg1ng and loca t1on of schools are compared by the members and therr advrser MISS Florence Glll All mern bers at the end of the year are 1n some way fam1l1ar Wllh the lmportant facts about the college they are plannlng to enter IH the fall attend? IS t be a toprc of dr SCUSSIOII .! ' talogues in SOUTH AMERICA proves o at Span1sh Club meetrng FIRE break th1s glass 1S the advlce of FUTURE COLLEGE STUDENTS examme ca preparatton for chooslng a school IN CASE OF Iack G1bson J X' u . S . 1. , y O , 1 ' nd turning oft lig ts. - ' area. . , 4 I ' 6 ,. . ,, . 1 X . - - . 1 . T R . . U .- kv ' , . ' . ' , - 'L 2 r - ' N I I , W n - 11 - - ' . . Captam LIBRARIAN S Presrdent Emmre Lo Vxce P u Myers res dent Kathryn Hoffman Secretary Martha Kopcho Treasurer Lots F Student C owler ouncrl Ianet OBarto Qulet please' IS the motto of the 11 long1ng to the Lb rganizations g r s be 1 rary Club In order t o keep the hbr peaceful th ary qu1et and ese g1r1s must alert constantly be for any d1stu b on the r ances 1n the lrbrary But lh1S IS only one of the numerous tasks facmg the l1brar1ans as they go through the1r d rout1ne At monthl ally y meetmgs they revlew the Dewey Decrmal System They also d1scuss new books locatrons of book az1ne s and whlch s to wh1ch to l mag subscr1be But al work for the 1t 1S no se grrls Mrss Zuendel hbrar ran has taken them on many hrkes and PICHICS wh1ch have not only proven to be 1ng but educat entertaln 1onal as well SAFETY PATROL Kenneth S Student C tout! er ouncrl Frances Sarp Lreutenant Luther Shaffer A whrstle blows and a red flag appears Thrs s1gn1f1es that the Safety Patrol IS safe guardrng the students on the1r way to and from school No matter what the weather m1ght be ra1n snow sleet or sunsh1ne these boys are on hand to ard you 1n crossrng the street Although th1s organ1zat1on does not have very many meettngs durmg the course of the school year they do call a few specral meet1ngs At these meetmgs Mr Fred Halsall adv1ser drscusses d1flerent problems facrng the boy One of the mam toprcs of d1scuss1on 1S park1ng cars The boys have a very good record No accldents occurred durln th g e year COMMERCIAL CLU B Presrdent Mary Lou Demangone Vxce Presrdent R ose Mar1e Franko Secretary Betty Novotny Treasurer Shxrley Hertchue Student Councrl Matrlda Bennle Now f 1 you want to be a model secret rmgs rn the ears of m t WALK DON T RUN 1tchell Deman o LIBRARI ADDING ary embers of the Commerc1a1 Club as they leave a monthly rneetrng Thls club IS malntamed mostly to show students what they Wlll have to do and how to do 1t when they get mto the secretar1al fleld Many dlfferent thlngs are dlscussed at these meet rngs Often speakers from local plants v1s1t to d1scuss the krnd of work therr ofhce staff does Sometrmes there IS a representatrve from some company to demonstrate a machme But 1t 1snt all busrness Somet1me party or u s there 15 a 1 st an mformal cvathenng ANS MaIl1HO Fowler and Helman dec orate bulletm board MACHINE technrque IS demonstrated by Heltchue to Franko M states Fred W g ne fellow f ' . C 1 I - . , ' ' I -.1 . 1 1 1 1 L 1 4 , . , M , Q N. 11 - 11 1 n ' 1 fjufil v . . , . . . J . I . 5 - 11 1 11 ' 1 1 1 , . egley to patrolman Ken S touffer. Service Groups Help To Maintain High Standards Of School Life LIBRARIANS First Row: B. Helman, I. Lape. D. McDowell, Martino, Myers, Trump. L. Fowler. Hodson. Second Row: M. Kopcho, I. Bender, M. I. Iioio, Simko. I, O'Barto, Kozar. I. Kalokerinos. K. Hoffman, Laposky. SAFETY PATROL Kneeling: Martin, Shatter. Har- shall, Novak, Smith, Shick. Standing: Weqley. Verneau. Shaffer, Stoufler. Sharp, Brook- bank. Hackman. Kessler. Ever- eil. COMMERCIAL CLUB First Row: Cherup. Konkoly, Ca- pelli, Rachocki. Carnahan. Marsh, Bell. Himic, Mcfeaters. Heitchue, Straka, Miller. Second Row: Swintek. Laich. Ulishney. Loncharich. Lunk. Mangold. Bronson, Franko, Hi- dilla, Donnelly. Gallegher, Brya son, Thomas. Sarnese. Third Row: Cirucci. Slater. Fow- ler, Panichelle, Fischer, Lloyd, Kusinsky. Novotny, Murphy, McCleary, Felbaum, Bailey, Dempsey. Marks. Danko. Fourth Row: Mitchell, McGuire, Syster, Schrodinq, Dietz, Stew- art, Schmidt. Suda. Conrath, Demangone, Tenerowicz, Cay- lor, Bryan. 83 fs- Student Activities . . Field Tri A . X . 1 . . T e -.2 X 1? Q 4 Z V 'A I ,. 4 I w:'?? 5 6. .Q V 'B :Q 6 A id 3 I A tg , 3 3' W ' 62-UQ jd' 'k fx , 'x ' ' A . ', Q 4-3 9 x .aux I f. if Q 1? fikkgw. Q sf Q' . i - 1:- :Q gl . , . Q., j f'-if fl -. ' . 4 ,y X gi 1 f - ul I S ' Q ' - ' A ' 3 1' 'P . 1 i n i ' 1 xv if ' I ii Qi vi i E, 34 Q X yi V . 1 i e X 1 ' 1 1 V Q i Q f .. - . Q 'if 3' 1 if X f g x 5 . Ll iig, 4 Q4 4 ,iiii , f' i i i ' A Q ,V f 1' . k .P If 'Q5:w,,.:,W:f,-. ,+ . SH if f .Q 5 N' :Md K K Yw - 1 A , .. , 'ff' i Farm i ,qv .I . Lf N U I ' m i tsasof. W E ,., 6,3 . 1 V mv-X A 'Q sQ' X A W , f y irfk. ia, 'QQ XJ 'iii ,L M 4454 . V ..- .Aix 37 i L. i 3 : I l fi ' w ' Q 1 ' i . x K 45 X 4 ix! Q4 14 -an E 3 1 Create In Th oughout Year terest r DENT SERVICE STU Pres dent Iames Bolton V1cePres1clent Iames Farkas ecretary Lots Conrath :tudent Council Richard Smetanka High Post Rep William Sowers The Student Service des rves recogn1t1on for its unheralded work in maklng school life more pleasant for the students This organization has charge of var1ous serv ice groups 1n the school Perhaps the best known is their corridor responsibility. Students posted throughout the halls check lockers to be sure they are locked. Contents from any the Lost and Found l ckers are taken to nts the act1v1ty open o d Found represe I taken The Lost an s onsors Artic es b s the Student Service p f r 10 cents Mem er be reclaimed o from openlng there may of th1s group also keep students lockers between classes without a perm1t EN DANTS HEALTH ATT Perhaps Health Room attendants neve thin as professlonal as surgery but lttle hospital 1' tried any g they are kept qulte busy 1n their 1 c Room I ross from the Musl l'e1r favorite subjec ac C ts and brulses IS t than someone u s those girls more school Nothing please s Although the eed of the1r servlce l the more serrous in n nurse Mrs Young hand es cases the Health Room attendants take care of all students need 1n this line tfitted with a bed and The Health room is ou ncy medicines tor student use tal every other emerge Someone has charge of the little hospt dmrnrsfer first ard it and IS ready to a perrod esents 1tselt the occaslon pr SCIENCE CLUB Prestdent Bernice McAtee V1cePres1dent Ted Kurela Secretary Ioan Demangone Beverly Schmucker Treasurer Iames Martin Student Council Louis Pasteurs All Madame Curies and clalrn room 208 and the Sc1ence Club as their favorite haunts This club IS made up of ambitious fresh men tnterested 1n surpasslng discovenes such as the atom bomb Mr Graham s proteges en joy the bafthng experlments Cl'1a1'CI9I1SI1C of Science Club meetlngs Those experrments requlring more ttme than a regular class perlod are demonstrated at the meetings MOVIES con nected with scien e and research are also shown at various trrnes ACIIVIIIQS of th1s nature benefit some stu dents in the class room These meetings help keep the pupils interest 1n further pursuance of the subyect Members of the club never cease to wonder at the new ideas Mr Graham sprlngs on them and always look forward to Science Club meetings CHECKING LOCKEBS IS lust one ot Allison and Campbells job S S91'V1Ce members health atten WI-IERE'S THE IODINEV query dants Marshall, W1tk1n and Taylor 'D X i Q . ., . 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Kurela, errments puzzle IENCE CLUB exp SC McAtee and Demangone 5 ' :- I Q . 5 l 5 z ti K gf PRESIDENT Pat Hughes leads Don Lazarchrk Martha Lowe Vmce Rrzzo Robert Murray Barbara Hrnger Paulrne Fetslc Lors Fowler Marlorre Hulton Mary Lou Demangone and Rose Marne C1rucc1 National onor Society The annual 1r11t1at1on of the Natronal Honor SOC1ely took rts place 1n the group of rmpress 1ve srghts of the year as selected junrors and senrors recerved the great honor of lornmg the group so rety rn 1951 presrde s oftrcers over the group Pat Hughes wrelds the Gavel at meet 1ngs wrth Vmce Rrzzo as hrs rrght hand man Los Fowler represents the members at Stu dent Councrl meetrngs wh1le Mary Lou Dem angone serves as Hlgh Post reporter ln charge of the mrnutes was Rose C1rucc1 wh1le Paulme F9lS1C managed trnancral atfarrs Other senror group members rncluded Marjone Hulton Barbara Hmger Don Lazar chrk Robert Murray and Martha Lowe To qualrty for group membershrp rankrng 1n the upper quarter ot the class IS necessary Other rmportant tac ors are wrlhngness serv of the senror class and l1Ve per cent of the yurror class may be elected The Latrobe Hrgh School Chapter of the lltatronal Honor Socrety recerved rts charter rn 1925 From that t1me on the qual1t1es of lead ershrp scho1arsh1p SGIVICG and character have been recognrzed by admrssron to thrs d1st1n gurshed group o o Students who had been elected to the ice, leadership and character. 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Townshipper Iohn Zubaty's smashing line bucks led the way to a well earned triumph for the Eagles. A favored Penn High eleven invaded the Wildcat den the following week, and were dealt a surprising 18-6 setback. Iunior Dick Domenic scored the first local tally in Memorial Stadium, climaxing an 87 yard drive with a four yard sprint. Domenic, who starred with LATROBE MEMORIAL STADIUM K his sensational open field jaunting, also ac- counted for the second marker from the seven yard line. Guard Don Weiers pounced upon an Indian fumble in Penn's end zone for the remaining touchdown. Unable to cope with the tremendous offen- sive power of the Donora Dragons, Latrobe tast- ed defeat again in the next classic, bowing 32-2. The Dragons, paced by Iohn Thomas and Valdis- serri, encountered little difficulty in humbling the Cats. Merle Musick registered the only La- trobe marker by blocking a Donora punt in the end zone for a safety. The powerful Ieannette Iayhawks provided the next grid tussle for the high-spirited Wild- tContinued on Page Ninety Sevenl v, I 5. if Th 1951 PIGSKIN PARADE Latrobe 0 Derry Twp. ,,,.. H H .12 Latrobe 18 Penn , 6 Latrobe 2 Donora . 32 Latrobe 6 Ieannette 33 Latrobe 7 Altoona 13 Latrobe 20 Connellsville 21 Latrobe 0 Greensburg 18 Latrobe 33 Wilkinsburg 7 Latrobe 0 Uniontown 46 e Grid Story...WiIdmrs Whix. ORANGE and BLACK CO-CAPTAINS Vince Rizzo and Chuck Bell meet with official for pre-game tossup. FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Moranelli, Gebhart, Beredino, Smart, Domenic, Kintz Weiers, Clair, Krempasky, Davis, Dutrow, Sarnese. Murphy. Second Row: Skoloda, F. Bell, Beatty, Musick, D. Hoffman, Rizzo, Keele, Halula, C. Bell, Lynch, Moran, Lenz, Smith, D. Moiia, Schiri, McGinnis, Bolton. Third Row: M. Moiia, Whalen. Palek, McKelvey, Taylor, Gaul. Slate, Pearson, Gross. Iapalucci, Farkas, R. Hoiiman. Lute, Miller, Stanko. Borza. 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OTBALL MANAGERS, unsung heroes of the pbell, Ken Thompson, FBESHMAN GRIDDERS, future varsity material , re- ceiving pre-game pointers from Frosh tutor Paul Verno. Gridders' ction lairobe's Freshmen and Iayvee football teams both compiled fair season records last fall, as the Freshmen won one, lost three, and tied one, while the Iayvees won three and lost two. ln their first year of interscholastic compe- ti'i:Jn the Freshmen showed well against keen competition. Greensburg dropped the Latrobe first year boys by a 20-O score. Next, the Frosh tied Ieannette B-B, but were again beaten by Greensburg by a 19-S count. Winning the first and only game of the season the Freshmen dropped Connellsville by a commanding 33-0 score. Victory was short-lived as Ieannette a gain dropped the little Cats by a 14-0 score. I.atrobe's Iayvees in their five game sche- dule Won three games and lost two. The lay- vees were dropped by Greensburg and lean- neife, while they were victors over the Con- nellsville, Derry Township and Greensburg Iunicr Varsity football teams. . I-'RESHMAN FOOTBALL First Row: Fritz Prah, Kubicki . Er . , U ney, Mickinak, Hauser, Brant, Chesla, Naeger. Seccnd Row: Gumbita, I. Byers, Erney, Kovacich, I-linger, Goldberg, Wedemyer, Icnes, Casner, Iohnson, Sarp. Third Row: Batsa, Ridilla, Hankey, Tito. Korona. Rhoads, W ' B ' ' ' eiers, aum. R. Bye.s, I. Kubxcki, Bleehash, Coach Verno. G it .M a . .. X, 'ff if l , . X 3 1 x r . V ' I Q A x, '1 vd 'wil IZI- V I ,LY 'x X' . L -- 1' .'f ' 1 Pr X A L. f 1.5 ,fgqeiivff-4 :gf 'f.Iaoo3 up Q4 rf lbvvflnv- na, Z' , ef .4 - .lx 1 wvfsiis 1. ., Y . ' ,'- ,gg Q? augur: M B'- ,W V. ,.,,,s..l M if-?'5Qfr if id 11m Moran Hon Lynch Vmce Hzzzo Paul Halula Don Hoffman Andy Keele Dan Moifa Charles Bell Plagued consistently by heart-breaking de- feats, the Wildcats refused to break, when they couldn't get a break , to record a highly re- spectable 1l-l0 mark under the second year guidance of Coach Ralph G. Forquer. Starting off, the Cats topped a rangy Penn High quintet 52-46, only to succumb to the Irwin Black Knights 60-40, in the second contest. The Orangemen then proceeded to rack up four consecutive victories over Uniontown 42-32, Connellsville 62-32, Brentwood 45-33 and Penn 58-38. Lady Luck at this point, turned her back as the Cats dropped a tough 52-48 overtime re- verse to the Alumni. The Rankin Iackrabbits handed the Cats a 56-41 lacing which rounded out the pre-season schedule. t b a I I Omngeinen Display Baske THE BASKETBALL COACHES dis- cussing cage tactics are freshman coach Pat Wolfe, varsity mentor Ralph Forquer and jayvee tutor M. A. Barron. The 40-38 heart-breaker at Ieannette and 50-43 loss to the Greensburg Golden Lions seemed to crush the Latrobe sectional hopes. A faint spark still glimmered in the Orangemen's 60-58 decision over Derry Twp., but successive defeats by Ramsay 52-50, North Huntingdon 55-52 in overtime and Hurst 52-45 killed all Cat hopes. A revenge-filled second half saw the Cats falter only once, at the hands of Greensburg 56- 48, while garnering victories over Ieannette 59- 48, Derry Twp. 68-62, Ramsay 78-38, North Hunt- ingdon 58-50 and Hurst 52-45. Fate again turned her head as the Wildcats dropped a 42- 41 thriller in the County Tourney to Greensburg, ringing down the curtain on the 1951-52 cage season. THE VARSITY CAGE SQUAD First Row: Hauser, Visconti, Lynch, Keefe, Bell, McCracken. Second Row: Marco, Beidler, Elder, Beatty, Mueseler, Roof. oopsters In Actlon T en Basketews Ga1ne1 Court M01z0g1a11zs SENIOR CAGEHS really on the ball are Guard Irm Roof Forward Ron Lynch For ward Bob Mueseler Guard Bob Hauser Guard Andy Keefe Center Roger Berdler U s.s, I I9 Q I U Q 10.35 Q.. Q0 O , w :11 on ...m, s vm, 5 'Os Q Q 0 ll . 0 1 1:9 :o:'s s Q 11.5, ' 4: 'o o w'i Q 9 C 102 O o a o A A A F H 1, . - ' I I - I I I ' I 'ks ' 'I , 'Ga 0 g ' . t's . , .Ji ,, -. 5 'fs , fr - . 5 Q uv nh' , 'W' A , .r ta. Q ss A-... .S .4,: , ' ' ' . s. . 5 ,nie f 5. f, . Q fswmr' f Lw , 5-,,!' . . 1 O A fl 5 ,F -. , r lf A W0 Q 'fs ' 0 ., O 'g For The Seasank Work Latrobe's Freshmen and Iayvee basketball teams compiled fairly respectable records this year, as the first year boys won six out of 15. and the Iayvees ended the season with nine wins and ll losses. Seven opponents furnished the Iayvees with their nine wins. These teams included Connellsville, Derry Township, North Hunting- don, Ieannette, Latrobe Freshmen, Penn and Mt. Pleasant, the latter two being dropped twice. The Kittens lost to Irwin, Uniontown, Brent- wood, Rankin, Ieannette, Derry Township and North Huntingdon once, while Greensburg and Hurst dropped the Iayvees twice. The Latrobe Freshmen in their first year of interscholastic competition won six out of 14 in regularly scheduled contests, but were also downed by the Iayvees, in a preliminary to the Varsity-Alumni encounter. The Freshmen dropped South Huntingdon and Sewickley twice, while beating North Huntingdon and Greensburg each once. CALL FOR ACTION echoes through gym as another game gets underway. IAYVEE SQUAD First Row: McKelvey, Adams. Gross. S e c o n d Row: Fitzmaurice Monchak, Hanlin. McGinnis - Brighenti, FRESHMAN SQUAD First Row: Myers, Sarp, Mic- kinak, Bumar, Casey. Cioc- CO. . Second Row: Tito, Gregory, Kubecki, Johnson, Rhoads, Ouitko, Goldberg, Manon. Q I i E P 'Lil' r 1. fstsffg... ff iff . . - - V, :,i,.f,.e1 '- A : Jet, , ' . gfer- CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS Iim Hauser and George Lazur. Mino With only two lettermen returning to the fold, the golf team, under the tutorship of Coach Robert E. Cook faced a tough rebuilding job. George Vargo and Bill Fowler were the only L winners back to spearhead the Orange divot-diggers through a tough Section IV slate. The Cats' hopes were bolstered and their future insured, though, when an enthusiastic group of frosh clubbers turned out for the sport. Mr. Rise's veteran tennis squad recorded another brilliant campaign on the clay courts. An experienced outfit headed by a host of seniors, Iim Roof, Roger Beidler, Pat Hughes, Iohn Demangone and Charlie Nolf continued to dominate net action in the district. Girls' tennis also jumped into the sportlights around Latrobe High School. f 1 GOLF TEAM First Row: Vargo, Borza, Kovalcik, McCracken, Por- embka, Walker. Second Row: Sedlacko, Kon- koly, Fowler, I. Borza, Mo- zina, Vargovich. TENNIS SQUAD First Row: Hughes, Blazek, Tosh. Hartman, Manon Noli, Second Row: Buerger, Ze none, Demangone, Roof, Kuhn, Beidler, Steele. Q fx, fs Fu-st Row: R. Hauser, San- dacz, Schmucker. Second Row: Murphy, Carr, Warren, I. Hauser, Lazur. orts Although Coach C. S. Westfall's grapplers finished the season with no triumphs to their credit, the Orange matmen displayed extraor- dinary fight and spirit through-out the entire campaign. Dormont dropped the Cats in the initial en- counter by a 52-5 margin. The Wildcats also bowed to Blairsville, 43-5, in the second tussle. However, following these two matches, the Latrobe wrestlers steadily began to improve with each match. Ieannette and Greensburg both easily defeated the Cats in the initial en- counters. The return engagements, however, were much closer, with the Ieannette match not being decided until the final contest. Lack of experience was the principal cause of the Wildcats' poor season. Within the next five years, with enough experience under their betls, Latrobe should turn out some fine teams. Cross country, in its second year of schol- astic competition at Latrobe High School, had a respectable campaign as the distant runners split even in four dual meets. In their first meet with Altoona, the Orange sprinters home debut was spoiled as they lost by a 23-32 score. In their next outing the run- ners won their first meet by trouncing Penn by a 22-23 deficit. The fleetmen continued their winning ways as they trounced New Kensington by a com- manding 16-39 score. In their last regularly scheduled dual meet the Cats lost by a close 26-29 margin to Connellsville. George Lazur emerged victorious in the PIAA meet to highlight the season. Iim and Ieep Hauser and Fred Sandacz also made many good showings during the season. CROSS COUNTRY WRESTLING SQUAD First Row: Smith, T. Murphy Bridge, Paxton, Hughes Noll. Mattock. Second Row: Coach Westfall Halula. Ondriezek, Peffer Westfall. Albert. Barger, R Murphy. As the 1952 Latrobean staff gathers up the few remamrng fragments of the yearbook before leav1ng the portals of 118 We pause to thank those who gave ass1stance so that th1s book may serve as a store house of memor1es 1n years to come TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Eqgravrng Mr Donald L Young Pont1ac Engrav1ng Company Photography Mr Darwln DeGlau Crescent Stud1o Pr1nt1ng Mr Robert Walter Mr Albertl Ste1nmetz Latrobe Prrntmg and Pub11sh1ng Co THE STAFF Eclrtor 1n Ch1et Mar1or1e Hulton Barbara H1nger Bob Murray Ann M11ler Roger Berdler Ioan Cl1ne Martln Westfall Rosella Barley T11l1e Benn1e Mary Theresa Donnelly Carol Ienkrns Ehzabeth Novot ny Lucy Rldxlla Charlotte R11ey Iames V1scont1 Ioe V1scont1 Busmess Manager Ruth Hazlett Advertrsmg Salesmen Iohn Ondrrezek Ianet Bryson Lourse Masse TYp1SlS Rheta Felbaum Margaret Loncharlch I Q52 rlvefzfcsefzs 107 VL LUG 8 Qc . . . Editorial Associates Chris Slater, Mary Lou Demangone, I o 0 o 0 'za e5 an tan S It 1S natural enough for us at Vanadlum Alloys to express ourselves 1n steelmakers terms as We w1sh the best for you young men and Women of the Class of 52 Iust as our steels are of many d1fterent grades but each prepared to render FIISI Quahty performance for 1ts partlcular job so do we beheve are Latrobes well schooled graduates each of you dltferent 1n type and temperament but al1ke rn h1gh quahty of trammg for success At Vanad1um Alloys We set great store by the brands that d1st1ngu1sh our steels by name so that they may be recognlzed readlly everywhere Let you good names be your personal brands and go forth Wxth a determmatlon for fme ach1evement that wlll br1ng honor to your School and your Town as our brand name steels have done through the years VANADIUM ALLOYS STEEL COMPANY Makers of F1fSf Qualrty h1gh speed carbon and alloy tool steels 108 ANCHOR DRAWN STEEL COMPANY COLONIAL STEEL DIVISION KENNAMET L T 0 0 L S SPEED UP PRODUCTION IN MANY INDUSTRIES Kennametal as a tool metal shapes metal Wood or other materrals faster W1th greater accu acy nd ex tended tool 11fe The proper app11catIon of Kennametal def1n1tely re duces the cost of product1on or process1ng comnDod1t1es you use every day thus result1ng In better products for more people K N N sw Manufacturers of Supenor Cemented Carbldes LMROBE PA and Cuttmg Tools that lncrease production ff IC nuff I nfn L come of lh1S blueprrnt for you and your success 1n hfe l1es 1n every penny you save Dont de lay bu1ld1ng th1s 1mportant foun datlon for the future Get and keep the hablt of savmg' v 1 MELLON NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporauon Latrobe Pennsylvanla 109 'Z I . A . Y I E - I 5' 1 I at ' , . Ef5'?fg5j:gff.f.,f1f5f5'Es 'ff5'155fif?risif5fQit -frffi:'55g5,gfgif'5I '-2-ffffqs Q: :sgffs 4232555 sf figfgiffgi.if2EQ?fairizgisgiiigifsif. Efffjrff ffffffifsifftj. ii?-ir--ilfffff .E ff fffff5fQf?E? A ffftfffffflfig 2 2 ' 'S I , f5SfSE5ii55525fi. 'I A M' i5:1:..ff'1:'ffQ.,I,i,iffiigiffjfiiijifffjfiifiiififiiiigfiifi 8 - ff,-E55 -and the sure success of the out- v 5 I '- I ., ' - S, f' '-':'f551:f' '55g:jgEff 17'gE15iflEElE?f52ffffff-f A . .E , H ,Q 5 5 5, 1 :fi -,-. I , ' .a ' E2 - ' , , .:,-15135 , .,t. . ' . . . . , ,- ,-,, .,,A :I llvl- I-:IFE . . ' ,I', R Wd S G c MURPHY co DEPARTMENT STORE PURVEYOR OF QUALITY THE FRIENDLY STORE 2000 IN THE HEART OF LATROBE LATROBE DIE CASTING CO ESTABLISHED 1918 DIE CASTINGS IN ALUMINUM ALLOYS I LEAD ALLOYS 0 ZINC ALLOYS 0 TIN ALLOYS LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA 110 3 A A A ne Latrobe, Pa. A O Provxdes Clean Healthiul Recreatlon For You LATROBE ROLLER GARDEN MCELROY 8. FENTON Lets Go To 130 DEPOT ST LATROBE PA ,,.2 For Good Thlngs gm To Eat' 5T 7 , WEISS FURNITURE STORE ICE CREAM IoEs DEPOT ST LATROBE VALLEY DAIRY STORES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF Phone 46 THE RECORD SHOP 1009V L1gon1er St CBasementJ Latrobe PAXTON S GARAGE Pa INTERNATIONAL TRUCK and PACKARD CAR DEALER Phone 46 CANDYLAND Prepared m All Electrxc Kztchen 222 DEPOT ST LATROBE Our Own Made Ice Cream Dehcrous Hom Made Candy Light Lunches G Sandwzch 9 GS PA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 NEEDHAM S CHEVROLET INC. Phone 2289 LATROB1-2, PA 111 THE 1..1.t...1.l W, I 'L' . J Q -ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS- V A L L E Y D A I R Y ' TJ 'P ' - 1 - . , . N1 fn : a jr .L LTR ' ' TW . , PA. A - A '52 I ik 2 . , . .T I North Szde Beverages Tops THEM ALL Ice Sparkhng Del1c1ous Flavors Beverages T0 QLIGHCI1 Faciory Your Thlrst and Sealed Reheve Fat1gue Bottles NORTH SIDE BOTTLING WORKS SARTORIS BROTHERS Propnetors Phone FULLY ACCREDITED GRADUATES IN THE LEADING PROFESSIONAL AND GRADUATE SCHOOLS CHEMISTRY MUSIC BUSINESS TEACHER TRAINING PRE MEDICAL 51 PRE LEGAL TRAINING ST VINCENT COLLEGE LATROBE PA PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC CURRICULUM APPROVED BY PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION SPORTING GOODS OFFICE SUPPLIES LATROBE NEWS CO. PARKER and SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS and PENCILS HGREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONSV' Phone 129 LATROBE, PA. 112 C ' o,, .,. ' I I I In . ' .......... 745 .i..il 1k . The Modern Shop for Men and Boys M I KE H U G H E S 329 Mam Street Phone 207 Latrobe P Buy The Best BOTANY 500 SUITS EVERYTHING FOR THE WORKMAN 1201 LIGONIER ST LATROBE PA V Boeno 1920 1950 Rose M BOSIIO Prop Establrshed 1920 NEW STYLE STITCHES SPARK s'r1'rcH BOUCLE srrrcn ETCHING STITCH THE PERSONAL 'roucx-1 METALLIC srlrcl-I ron FABULOUS EVENING GOWNS SINGER SEWING CENTER BROS THE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS Phone 9968 ak 219 DEPOT STREET LATROBE, PA GARTMANN BAKING CO ,Niue Ill IJ QREAD ,JC gf E229 BUTTER NUT BAKERS LATROBE PA THERES A DIFFERENCE IN BREAD MISS MARY LEE NOTARY PUBLIC INSURANCE TRAVEL AGENCY 809 X2 LIGONIER ST LATROBE P QUAKER S Quality Cleanmg Counts Mary L Iascobma Zenone Manager LIGONIER ST LATROBE P CHUCK S ATLANTIC SERVICE 2700 LIGONIER ST LATBOBE P GAS OIL GREASE GRAHAM 6. BYERS Sunoco Stahon WALTER R. KLOOCK PENNZOIL 1538 LIGONIER ST K. 6 W. ATLANTIC STATION LIGONIER ST LATROBE, PA . . I . 1 a. f . if ll ll :gi 254 ' XY L,I, ARMY 8. NAVY STORE ' L - 1 I . :. ....-,,. . . .. ! 1 - . 1 1 I A I t ll l I ll . , A I . , A 113 MOLDS AND THE MEN . . . who make those molds are Vul- can's chief pride. The superiority you expect to find in Latrobe's pro- ducts can come only from the super- ior skill oi Latrobe's workmen. ,Q- ty he recognized quality ot Vulcan's Vulc-Iron castings, within the steel industry has been made possible through the long period ot service and the industrial know-how of Vul- can's craftsmen. l..t VULCAN MOLD 81 IRON CO. Congratulations To The Class of 52 MANUFACTURING CO 1209 1215 JEFFERSON STREET LATROBE PA P is ...W ELECTRICAL SPECIALTIES METAL STAMPING ELECTRO PLATING 0 , . - LATROBE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LATROBE PA Phones 2100 2101 BELTZ and CLARK MCCULLOUGHS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Floor Coverlngs Curtams Drapenes MAYTAG WASHERS Venehan Bllnds Wxndow Shades WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES We Have A Large Supply 1007 LIGONIER ST Phone 1731 of Electrical Needs LATROBE PA PHONE 175 LATROBE PA LATROBE MOTOR CO FLOYD C EISEMAN a es B U I C K Service Y B ck Deale Snce 1917 104 DEPOT ST LATROBE PA PHONE 24 115 , . I i.....l t ll 1 I ll S I ' our ui r i IN LATROBE For Iewelry of Fme Dxshnctlon T S STERLING JEWELERS ENJOY KESSLER'S HOME MADE ICE CREAM THIS SUMMER s FEATURE TWIN KISS ICE CREAM TWO FLAVORS 6: TWO COLORS ALSO HOME MADE CANDY 6 NUTS KESSLER S NUT SHOPPE BUILDING SUPPLIES PAINTS-BRUSHES LUMBER MILLWORK READY MIXED CONCRETE FROM THE FOUNDATION TO THE ROOF IF ITS USED IN BUILDING YOU CAN FIND IT HERE' POHLAND BROS LUMBER CO BEST WISHES TO THE MIKAN MOTOR SERVICE CLASS OF 1952 General Repalrs State Inspection Carbureter Repalrs gfv LE S ll 0 P P E Spnng St Extenslon Latrobe Pa 906 LIGONIER ST LAT ROBE PA PHONE 1726 XA I I I A I . K If -Y--A-?f . . 116 Meadow Go BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FROM J H LOHR 81 SON FOR THE BEST QUALITY IN HEATING IT S L E N N O X 341 WALNUT ST LATHOBE PA PHONE 327 P E G G Y S S H O P Ladles and Chlldren s Wear McCULLOUGHS SPORT CENTER For the Best ln Sporhng Goods at Low Prxces at MCCULLOUGH S MAIN STREET LATHOBE PA LOGAN NORTON COMPANY PAINTS WALLPAPER FLOOR COVERINGS 324 Ma1n St Phone 202O Latrobe Pa HUMPHREYS MASTER CLEANERS 1113 LIGONIER STREET PHONE 870 GRUNDYS SPORT SHOP Hunhng Fnshlng Athletlc Goods Everythlng for the Sportsman 218 WELDON STREET Phone 2015 OPEN 9 ul 9 McFEELY BRICK COMPANY Manufacturers of VULCAN s1L1cA BRICK Latrobe Pennsylvama ld GW' ' ron oesssnr TONIGFV 1 208 MAIN STREET I I I I I I I 117 FOR THE CAR OR HOME ACME AUTOMOTIVE PAINT LEE TIRES and TUBES AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS PAINTS GOLD STRIPE BRUSHES TURPENTINE LINSEED OIL PAINTER S SUPPLIES AUTO SUPPLY STORE 309 313 Depot St Phone 50 Latrobe Oldsmobile Sales and Servlce ALTEMUS MOTORS INC 145 MAIN ST LATROBE PA ROBERT L ALTEMUS Telephone 1389 Look For The Label It s A PEARCE ALL WOOL BLANKET You can enjoy PEARCE Blankets through many years of prldeful possessron Thelr greater beauty lasts because 1t sprmgs from h1ghest quallty selected wool hrm ern styhng AMERICAS FINEST BLANKETS By Amerlca s Oldest Blanket M111 See A Pearce Before You Buy PEARCE MANUFACTURING CO LATROBE PA P nu Ll. 2l2 DEPOT Sl' AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS BULOVA ELGIN HAMILTON 6. GRUEN WATCHES PHONE 466 212 DEPOT ST LATROBE PA HUNTER S SERVICE STATION T W HUNTER SINCLAIR GOODYEAR AUTO LITE 340 DEPOT ST LATROBE HOLZER S STORE LINCOLN :S IAMES ST GALLIKERS ICE CREAM Grocerles and A Full Lme of Magazmes and Confectlons OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS ' O i,.,k..,. - . , Pa. ' ! U Weaving, extra deep napping, and mod- I ,,.i- .V I I -..?,k?.- .?.k.., I A I , , PA. 118 MULLEN BROS YOUR HOTPOINT MOTOROLA GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER We Se vlce E erythl g We Sell 352 MAIN ST PHONE 2190 LATROBE PA SODAS ICE CREAM SUNDAES JO H N S O N S ORANGE and BLACK I Hgh s h 1 PHOTO FINISHING Ph 9962 FILM MANIA HARDWARE AND HEATING COMPANY b LOYALHANNA PENNSYLVANIA YOUR Ionlzac DEALER SEABOL MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE 2000 LIGONIER ST LATROBE PA PHONE 2011 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 FRYE S WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE 1115 LIGONIER ST LATROBE Latrobe Oldest Drug Store th KODAKS TOBACCOS DRUGS STRICKLERS DRUG STORE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS O COMPLIMENTS OF DARLINGTON INN LIGONIEB F EVERY KIND OF RELIABLE INSURANCE ST CCLAIR SPECIALISTS IN PROTFCTION 348 MAIN ST LATROBE PA PHONE 33 1, r . v In n - T I Across from he i c oo 'A' 1 One - 1 Roofing--Paints--Glass I ' Phone Latro e 1136 Phone 32 's I ' Has e Newest in I I I I O I 119 For Well Groomed Clothes Take Them To LATROBE TAILORING 8t DRY CLEANING 908 ALEXANDRIA STREET LATROBE PENNA PHONE 908 MARGARET G SMITH SPECIALTY SHOP Coats Sults Dresses Hoslery Mlllmery Negllgees and Hand Bags CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 I S A L Y S DAIRY sPEcIAIIsIs ICE CREAM DAIRY LUNCHES SUNDRY S ROUTE 30 LATROBE Good Food and Fxne Drlnks We Cater To PartIes Banquets and Wedd1ngs PHONE 9749 FOR RESERVATION 1005 LIgonIer St Phone 325 Latrobe Pa MHS C I SUNDRY Prop LINCOLN SERVICE 8f SUPPLY COMPANY AUTOMOBILE PARTS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE REBUILT ENGINES-INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES DuPONT PAINTS-ELECTRIC APPLIANCES TIRES and TUBES KEYSTONE DOOR and WINDOWS Phone Latrobe 915 YOUR MANOS GRAND OLYMPIC LATROBE THEATERS CONTINUOUS SHOWS AFETY OUPITESY and and EEVICE OMFORT WEEK DAYS and SUNDAYS Mernly We Roll Along On RICHFIELD GASOLINE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SHAMROCK SUPER SERVICE LIGONIER ST LATROBE I t I - F- , PA. .l.1t. - - --t , , PA. 120 SCHASNYS AUTO AND APPLIANCE STORE Auto Accessories Electric and Gas Appllances Tlres Tubes Refng erators Washers Radlos Ranges Electnc Water Heaters R C A Televxslon 1017 LIGONIER ST Phone 73 LATROBE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 52 MARTIN Cleaning Pressing Taxlonng 1300 L1gon1er St Phone 2313 Latrobe Pa PICK UP 6 DELIVERY MEET ME AT THE 3-'3ggIgfg3Y cmrot SERVICE RESTAURANT 217 WELDON ST LATROBE PA LATROBE PRINTING 8. PUBLISHING COMPANY Pubhshers of the Latrobe Bulletm COMMERCIAL PRINTING RULING BINDING THIS ANNUAL IS A PRODUCT OF OUR IOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT PHONES 722 and 723 LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 N F S 341 MAIN ST LATROBE PA MILLINERY BLOUSES HOSE GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS SCARFS HANDBAGS AND LINGERIE B H A C R L1gon1er Street at Chestnut Phone 2290 GARDEN SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT LATROBE HARDWARE 311 MAIN STREET LATROBE PA I I D. S I I I I I . . . O O O O . O L ' . , . --if-7 . K E 121 T0 THE CLASS OF 1952 You who have grown up 1n a commumty 11ke ours Among the type of fnends and nerghbors that we have A1ded by the sp1r1tua1 and mental gurdance you ve rece1ved Wherever you go whatever you do 1n the years ahead Let nothxng happen to your herrtage The AMERICAN way of hte' LATROBE STEEL COMPANY LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA 122 Have a very special heritage. -lr Best Wzshes to Your Success wlth Kmdness and Regards CLA RJ CA EY KOOL VENT SLEEPY HOLLOW WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET We Cater T BANQUETS PARTIES WEDDINGS RECEPTIONS SPECIAL OCCASIONS For Reservahons Call Latrobe 1675 LATROBE FLORAL SHOP WITTENMAIER S WIRE FLOWERS EVERYWHERE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION Porcelain Department Phone 382 400 MAIN ST DERBY PA LATROBE PA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 52 TOYAD CORPORATION LATROBE PA RIVES MOTOR CO YOUR NASH DEALER MARTIN S Crosley Apphances and Te1ev1s1on OIL 6 GAS FURNACES GAS CONVERSION BURNERS I Al p CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 HAGAN DAIRY SERVICE O I . ir . I . I I I ABC O - MATIC WASHERS - HAMILTON DRIERS - COAL , Come exandria d D t St . I Ph 341 IN I I th B St I' I I 1 Il ll I t .1...t Q 123 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF A FAMOUS NAME FOR m SMART sHoEs 555-fI'o' f KAMP s 001 X o2Jg4yChU9I1k O lags gli!!!-ZEIISIURG CONGRATULATIONS I M ETP' Bakery NICHOLAS OBER BUILDING LATHOBE PA Restauran t FINE FOOD FINE BAKED GOODS FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN S S1nce 1897 Representahve LOUIS ERICKSON Box 8082 Pxttsburgh 16 Pa CLINES SERVICE STATION PAUL B BRAUCHLER Firestone Tues and Battenes AUTOMOBILE SERVICE 9723 1106 LIGONIE T ESSO PRODUCTS SMERCANI S MARKET 1105 IEFFERSON ST LATROBE PA Speclallzlnq 111 Steaks Ph 9989 1315 Bag A Ph 2018 Lt b P 124 '52 ,.-ti. , I y I J. '. ' 1 ain ST. O Lunou 'S - 4 Co 1 x I I I t . Phone R S 1 i,i... one 1 e ve. one aro e, a MILLER an B G NEARLY A HALF CENTURY OF PROGRESS Even wxih nearly 50 years of experlence behmd us We are staymg young because we keep abreast of the tlme Th1s SPIIII of progress holds our POSIIIOII domlnant are 190 2 Flfty one years ago we had only few oi the thmgs that make shoppmg so easy and oleasant today One thmg we DID have and shll have today the wxsh to serve you as eH1c1ently and cour teously as possxble -1 'V WLC044, 4 I ISV P MDG' CELEBRATING 51 YEARS OF EFFICIENT MERCHANDISING LATROBE APPLIANCE K A1-AN A S 8. HEATING COMPANY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES MARKET FURNASEEIZ: HEATING FINER Foons MEATS Q ENT Gnocnnms PRODUCE 344 MAIN ST Phone 256 LATROBE 350 MAIN ST LATROBE PA 125 o '-'------ '-- '11- I C' E IG I CO. : I . . . I . I I . - .. , Ka 1 ?Nf.I..L- ,Q I ' V -3 N I K ' his ,V W K ' X I I . ,PA. . , . 1 x 'ir' vw - 'xl I X at 3 I -41 P A3 ,A A AN 1 Mk. -X N, ,. Y dxf ' It X ,, fo OMPLIMENTS 1D1.EW1lD PARK YOU CAN T BEAT FUN IDlEWIlD PARK BERTRAM MILNER Plumbmq Hoofmg Heatlng THE BUILDING EXTERIOR CENTER Gas Coal and O11 Heaters Permastone Inselbrxc Inselston Sheet Metal Work Alumlnum Storm Wlndows 6, Doors G R E G O B R 314 WELDON ST PHONE 528 LATROBE PA LATRQBE PA Phone 1144 1203 IIGONIER ST ANNIBALE nomo HULNAIDER S GENERAL CONTRACTOR Fancy Grocenes Fresh Meats and Vegetables Phones 338 or 697 THOMPSON ST LATROBE PA HILLSVIEW AVE LATROBE PA 126 'fix Cfix OF cc 9 yy AT Roofing-Aluminum Siding elf-- 1 4A-,A,,,12 1 ,, I 1' A ' , f X f'x ' Ll ' ' f X V . xfzg-,,-,, - 1, . J,-4 -1x, ,4. I. 1 ' , X 0 ' f HESTNUT RIDGE T NSPORTATICDN CO P QE GROUP 9 PARTY SERVICE f N J J DERBY P X, PHON soof 4' 'R ...r' 127 , , f 'TR R7 5? . gy 1 if ir S V R! A 6 A gl 1' 1 if 1 X -5 ,gg I if ,I jg R R g 1-:F iq, . x 'A 1' rl X Y f '..R I 4' Zhi V2 X 2' EH.-if X gm X :J 'wi ,QI f Lui ,J 'H jj 1 E2 5 if . 'ij if Q! QL, L,X-rj l ,WAN fx! 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