Greensburg High School - Brown and White Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1956 volume:

'HE 1956 J'l0'lIJ'flf'1f'wL fi XF GREENSBURG HIGH SCHUOL GREENSBUIEBNPEwYLsVMUA N X N N NX.. . ,NNN XX .x I NR. .K X xx .K X ,xx xr in N X K x . T '- ,hxsk XV- Xu H M 2. ' ym .Ng Q KN-, , A . WWE , MMM X uv, g 2 ff- k-.. H Lk-'XXX Q' X UU? ...NNN ..,,-Nu : l.LL21L I'.I. -ZH ,,-K,.,J' X, G 1 x .V s. 'S 71 -w Mmlxs. TS , W-L 1:5 ww. X fgfli ,Q -, -. .-.,.Alf.L I V2.2-.gf Ll --J' 7 - --W ' g 'V' ,,.A'.V ' ..MA.l '!' ' ' 'f71f'- 7 ' ll 'I 'iS 'L' A . ' 3 '.r'v ' 1,1 ,1 1 L 'Ji :wwl: gl' , , ' , .., .14 f , , an ,,-Mm -Q-vw y'-vw-f ' ' 'uf 'Y Q Ki f in 1 'Y W L v rf-Lf-v rw kai I ,N-W VLLQ- ,, W 1 ,ww- VTQf f A '7 ': 1TY!L..h...., ,,.L,.,.1,.1Y f7f2'5?'?' 'LL H+4 2' 1 JU , ' ' 'mLfafw,A-'VA-4'-hm' ' ' 1 , ,I .,.. . V MM f , ' ,8!ikgQg,mw5nnI'wwm0Iipe K ,.,, V v fQ1f- vI1?s.lx3fS'ANfi9i'7M b AA ,, , -- , yy-1. ,, .M M,,,. f..H24M',' I x I 1 , I , GREENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL, GREENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA , w 1 -- 1 1- . - ' 'W 1 - -x ' ,li .. 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We have strived to create, for you future archi- tects, a picture of your high school lite as a constant reminder of days spent at Greensburg High. In tu- ture years we hope that ycu will be able to slip back to the past with your Brown 81 White, and remember the teachers, classes, and friends who helped form your foundation for future years. ,, ,,-M M fl 1 f-fi, ,ff ' 4 -5 n 6--f C A 4 x x x x x --. .4 . K . - I ADMINISTRATION CLASSES . . ACTIVITIES . ATHLETICS . . . g 5 Page Page Page Page 'L :-5' P V' 3 8 24 94 'I 24 --I 1--i.,,, ses: :- aguuunnsv x 'Cl :mini Je , 1 .Q-'ff- Mxngf ', I ...pf 0 07' ,f In-4w 'e' 'w wf f f? 9 k 'f 1 , ' V ,fd ' ' . A Ag., f- , Q -Q - T 'bi SCHOOL BOARD of Standing: Messrs. Silvis, Marsh, Jamison, Buliclx. Seated: Messrs. Pollins, Barnhart, Laird, Miss Crock, Mr. Burhenn. S. Silvis in preparing plans for the school year. The primary function of the ad- ministration is ofifering services to the stu- dents of Greensburg High School through the education programs, instruction, and guidance services. Without the supervision ofthe broad academic and vocational program by both the School Board and the adminis- trators, the students of Greensburg would not attain the fine degree of ac- complishment that has marked the graduate of G. H. S. T Vice-principal, Miss Helen Barron Miss Jo Hammer, Secretary Vice-principal, Mr. R. Neal Williams ll 'T ,- Q sh ' gk g- 'A Q ' m , if L'-h . ' 1 f , '21 J yy' gf -.Q , M , ....... Y 'I wa -V 3:3 --A' I rjfskiai ' A .f 2 1'f'f is ' I -'F -K N-'X I l I ,xfunt .? , S .1 'Q 1 V 7,1 W .. x A f 5f,.?-7 , 1-, , 5 fag. ' N - ' , 4 13 1 i L 5 mi ' ' Q k ak Q NS L- f 1. , 4' px. w 4 s 1 ml.' , ' X 2 .www w4'W'. kg' 'W 1 Ffh 'M- tif: Mfi' S .V ., tw fmgjf 7 I 5 A ,-I 1 ,J , ,, x N . X W. 5' J' H H on g ' AJ- . V ' gil , I ' N . F X v b ' 7 4j 5 X -li X Th ree's A Crowd Elementu ry, My Dear Watson Too Young bg.- Q -auf-'iv 'N ox., 's .4 1710 f1 S FACULTY .- ! Shaping Th t ds Of Tomorrow's Leaders I SENIOR HOME-ROOM TEACHERS Standing: Messrs. Schuster, Bloom, Weber, MacNamara, Stefanilc. Seated: Misses Johnston, Trefts, Wineman, McCormick, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Dailey, Miss Kirchner, When we have been out of school long enough that our memories are beginning to grow hazy about many ot the things we did here, it is probably that our one un- clouded memory will be our teachers. Of these, our senior homeroom teachers will be the most unforgettable. What member of Mr. MacNamara's homeroom will ever forget his eftervescent personality? Or for that matter which stu- dent in his P.O.D. and Social Studies classes will forget this towering Scotchman's love cf a good joke? As tor the football players he helped coach, they all have a good word for Mac . 14 Omce Secretary, Jim Mart: afffv f iw at .Q W7 1 .M i N 6--A . QL ite 0,11-in 'Nl No Holds Barred W'hich of you who took chenwistry will be able to target the wondertul classes which Miss Trefts held? All ot us have a soft spot in our hearts tor this good time enthusiast whose bark is worse than ner bite. On special occasions, fncybe tor assern- .--xxx biies or extra curricular activities, how often was the name Mr, Taylor mentioned inthe way of giving thanks. New to the student body in 56 , his presehce was evident in n'any of our successful theatrical under- talcings. Who is the athlete that hasnt been in- 'N ?i1-QN FACULTY X , - -, z Q Huenced or perhaps a little terrified by Mr. Stefanik? To the incoming Freshman, he' is someone to glance at from a distance with lowered eyes. However, ask his wrestlers or the boys on the football team, and they will tell you of a swell fellow who always did the best for his boys, who in turn did their best for him. Turning to a different department, the commercial students always knew who it was when a whizz went by their doors. Mr. Shuster, head of the department, also helped run the golf and wrestling squads. His days were always busy ones. The quiet firmness and yet wonderful humor of Mrs. Jackson was another must in the commercial course. Any time of day, her classes seemed to be enioying Guard Duty JUNIOR HOME-ROOM TEACHERS Standing: Mrs. Kneedler, Miss Walthcur, Mrs. Eisaman, Messrs. Gerhart, Kinkead, Shields, Miss Keener Seated: Mrs. Bash, Misses Highberger, Brunelli, Barnes, Abraham, Mrs. Pontius. 1' 'Hn :Sf 3 I 1 3 S f ' A-.sf ' ' da! ' +11 ' 1 ,f3'ffLf W F 5 I yi ...XJ gif urn' Q i Al' nw, ,R all ' L2 A ' V ' TH QI ,, ' ' ' 1 ' . ' T -T24 'f V X Q 21 .1 ' 1 . ' . +. fy.,u , J- ' ' 1 K ' 1 A ' 1 V .sh , if ' s X K 4 - al x 1 f :Sx 4 I 5 . i 1 I . ,J lk. , 'PIA fx 'I - 1.1: ,W ff 5 5717 f' J' , f 5 i l X8 ' 11 'Uv I .1 1 , . ' X 2 it A I I in ,Zi 4 ' if M ' V-., Q , . 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Who will for- get her rousing pep speeches in assembly, when she helped cheer our boys on to victory? Maybe we will remember her most though for the guidance she gave in regard to our Soiree. The memory of our celestially decorated gym on Soiree night will be one never lost. A big thanks goes to Miss Knoll for a job well done. You boys, in the future when you are eating that delightful meal whipped up by the little woman , can be thankful for the teaching of Mrs. Dailey. When your clothes are mended, your house clean, and the little woman still looks glamorous, you can also be thankful for a little extra sub- iect that Mrs. Dailey always throws in- her charm course. The well-traveled members of our 'Fac- ulty who made classrooms more interesting with their tales were Miss Johnston and S FRESHMAN HOME-ROOM TEACHERS Standing: Mr. Garrity, Mr. Fausold, Mr. Hood, Mr. Huntley, Mr. Slezak. Seated: Miss Custer, Miss Harlin, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Quigley, Miss O'Neil, l , X i FACULTY 20 Miss Wineman. Every Senior will remem- ber the lively English literature course of- fered by Miss Johnston. Miss Johnston's own experiences in England and her vivacity in telling them added to the won- der of this class. Will you ever forget her perfect mimic of Sir Englishman? If you're dreaming of a trip to Hawaii, chances are that you have run across Miss Wineman in your days at G. H.S. After hearing Miss Wineman tell of this island paradise, we would have liked to pack up and head for Hawaii. But since this was impossible, Miss Wineman's classes were a good substitute. Experience ls The Besf Teacher I Mr. Crownover Coaches A Quick Change A Case of Concentration 21 Q JW M4244 ? n 1 HH ' x 1 Lil Q, ,sf 5 LZ 57' xg, ff Q 41- H FA 1 ' 'fi V Q' l 4 s .,,, gay, ' 1' ' 1 A . K w Q 5 A . v if Q sg z A Q 'iff 2 if E lifsig iiyg 55,21 ggi ,ae wi ? P . KW A wxixtl Y -vw -A ff 1353- ff.L9f'i4f ,pf If Y 35 f , , ,, W 5 Ajr I I . N , ' W ww' X xg' in 'f ' ' 6. :Z ' T . KLA , 1 ,T l ,-Ei? i as T Q , ' V 0 'K' W , vw A -'M nw wh J., . . HM' Q. 7 Uncle Sam Wants You Beaver Patrol Shocking Leafing Through The Leaves Those of us who had P. O. D. with Mr. Weber will always be fond of this big guy with the quiet way. His unorthodox tests helped keep many a student on his toes. The answer to the Vocational Industrial boys dream was Mr. Bloom. His fascinat- ing Physics and Trig classes kept these boys interested in their work at all times. His love cf hunting and fishing and the many experiences he had enioying his hobby also aided in making his course a favorite. A new addition to our teaching staff who quickly slipped into the G. H. S. way of life was Miss Kirchner. Miss Kirchner in her first year at G. H. S. certainly pushed our extra-curricular program and did all she could to make her homeroom activity conscious. Holding all of these homerooms togeth- er and seeing that they worked as a group was our class sponsor, Miss McCormick. Those of us lucky enough to have had her for a teacher were fascinated by her bub- bling personality and sense of humor. Much cf the success of the Senior Class of Greens- burg High School and a hearty thanks should be attributed to Miss McCormick. The Seniors wish to salute these their homeroom teachers. Thanks for every- thing! 4-bQ91.wmN M,,.gg4,Mv I' ,Quin , 'Zh 0 I Z gf Y 2 .5 a u - ' ,' C' . Ar ff-4. 1-Ugg.. ' 1 -:auf 5 '15 , 'iw N 1 ' f ' Q Q ' f : if Q 1 5.2 - 4 1. E V 455. ' . 3 ., . 1 rife? f IA -s , ' - re? vw V f 'ffl 2 1 ' 'xg .Y Q Y 5355 f 5 'uf' . J'Xf ' , . . , 5 ' .H P 'x J 5 'UF , JIM: G, 1 1 vii!! if M I I' xv? ,I M S A N. 'JA L SIM 5 ,XQ fn xi X - 1 Wyxgtilo A .r 1 li? 154' 9 T N 1 'Y' X .41 k 'f-an OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 19 6 Roy Ritenour Suzanne Keener Ruth McArdle Richard Fisher Miss Helen McCormick V , ' ww, V . 0 . ,vw o , v Z Y V ' . I.. 4 - ,-N.. , W ,W ,R V V V . S -.3,M , ,, . .. V, nd ,V 4 ,A-ak. ,- V-., L +- gm- '-A-ff: ,fu '1X.'LS 'f I K ' 'L V. W Jil: 5, MV.. ' 1 1 P 1 4, 5, - , H.. ,V VV., ,..:V V H , g 5 A 7.13 g ,v 'W L. , - - V, . . Z rx V. - . ....'.. .1 , . , -. - 'I , ' --- ,,. ' V Ji V ,. ,Qlagi V ,'tr. , , M ,. V VV. .. 1 QU! .fm - ., 1 I. 'Y R ' I le f '. ax. 'A f, gf , A IQ ' 4' s Q' ' . ' ' , LA' z 'LQ v :L 5- Q mg 'S rp .. A- , :sag 'gig . . 5 rp 'L 'if A A-FAQ A . ' .j , . :VH9V'. Y i , fl '-'z 5 2 R. x i x X N X J Q P X I 1956 SENIORS Robert Altlerl Bu thas sux foot lad was a member of the G H S wrestling team will long remember Mr Stahles college algebra class and worklng after school at lsaly s the Marines and the buslness world are In has future Lloyd F Altman u a loyal spectator at all G H S sport mg events the Rod and Gun Club was made to order for this hunter and fisherman working at Kelly Press will provide experience for a possible future as a printer Marlorle Altman Margie a successful sclentlfic student active In S G A Masque and Droftlng Clubs she rates a sense of humor a valuable asset pamtmg occupies Margres spare time Carnegie Tech ISII1 the near future Carole J Q nderson n e b W e,y en mby r Q aa ee I b Harrf Anderson jlll Andy a Southwest Greensburger who quick ly changed hrs allegiance to G H S enloyed all sports events playing baseball IS a favorite pas time he aspires to be a professional baseball player .loan M Anderson Joannle a staunch supporter of Greensburg Hugh likes all sports from football to marbles G A A and Rear Wheels occupied her time enloys meeting people a future nurse at West moreland Hospital Stephen John Andrlcak Steve a D E student who works afternoons at Troutmans one of Mr Melsers proteges In Special Choir enloys playing the piano and lls tenrng to Ntghtwotch would like to be a suc cessful salesman Sarah Evelyn Anthony Sarah a delightful commercial student who llked Mrs Jackson and danctng member of Specral Cholr Masque and treasurer of Commerclal Club after graduation Sarah looks forward to becoming a secretary Jacqueline J Arentz Jacqule an ambltlous import from Harrolds who seeks sincere frrends membership In pe clal Choir Mosque and German Club kept her busy the future holds a nursing course at the Unlver sltv of Pittsburgh Chelsle Armel Buck a General Course student who greatly enloyed drafting hunting fishing or anything to be In the wlde open spaces are favorite hobbles Audio Vlsual and Drafting Club took up most of hrs spare time Paula Armella Rockle a South Greensburg D E student gets her worklng experience at Murphy s Interests are varied lncludlng dancing rldnng a mo torcycle and attending football games future plans are as yet undecuded Maxine Arrington Max bright commercial student on the Honor Roll two and a half years member of Teen Age Librarians often helps In the service room Max hopes to manor tn business education and attend Howard University George Austm George whose busy year round agenda un cludes llfeguardlng at Maple Grove In the summer Audio Visual Key and Gymnastic Clubs In the winter dancing skating and driving anytume In the future engineering Sylvia Bachert whose warm personality helped win her the posltlon of head malorette Special Choir Masque productions and talent assemblies displayed turn outa fine teacher Glenda Ruth Baker Glen had the honor of being the only gurl In the Vocational Drafting Department member of Drafting Club liked Englrsh drawing and Mr Klfer she wishes to prepare for an occu patron as tracer Shirley Ann Bolest Shir never a dull moment being S G A treasurer and a member of Commercnal and Art Clubs also keeping Shtrl busy were Masque Senior and All School Talent Assemblies future sees her as an alrllne hostess Maxine Gall Barnhart Maxlne a very domestic person who claims sewing as her hobby participated In the Fashion Show worked at McCrorys after school Maxine believes that being a housewife IS the most Important profession for women Patrlclo Ann Barton a a commercral student favors Mass Brunelll and bookkeeping her spare time finds Pat attending football games camping and swim ming to become a receptionist IS her greatest arm IH life Cherle G Baughman Cherie a snappy malorette enloys swtm ming and dancung but horses are tops Art Club Masque G A A and Dolphin were on her activity s the Earl Wheeler Modeling School beckons after graduatton 28 What C M Altrerr Altman cord' Altman Anderson Anderson Anderson Artdrlcak A ttho ty Armel Armella Arrlngton Austun Bachert Baker Balest Barnhart Barton Baughman U I 'l , , I . 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' 'D' Baughman 1 9 5 5 College on Bcuyura Beamer Becker Beutel e e 'onu Bender Bennett Berger Berry Beskut Beswuck Betlan uss Blcuck Boarts Boley a Duet Pat Baughman Murph came to G H S from South Greens burg was a maunstay on the varsuty football squad P O D class wuth Mr McNamara rated hugh wuth hum a member of the Varsuty G Club plans to find a good uob Paul Bayura Pau a cheerful fellow from Hempfueld who enloys all kunds of sports Paul was our Auduo Vusual secretary and a member of track after G H S If he hos a chouce un the armed forces he ll choose the Navy Rosalue Bayura Torchue a commercual student who enuoys playung the puano and square dancnng un her pare tume a part tume worker at Murphy Co s e receuved the Amerucan Leguon Award plans on becomung a secretary John Frederuck Beamer Fred a favorute of hus many fruends the slude as a trombone and un baseball served hum we Dustruct Orchestra w s a hugh lute of hus school career success un enguneerung from Penn State ts hus ultumate goal Fred Becker Fred a scuentuttc student who enloys cruus ung around un has old Ford worked on our Greens burger thus year and partucupated un track Fred would luke to pursue englneerung or busuness admun ustratuon at Thuel Bruce Beltel Bruce us proud to let ut be known that he IS the sixth successuve Beutel graduate from G H S the Sctentuflc Course had great attractuon for thus fruendly fellow college and to be a succes are hus brightest alms Gulbert Joseph Bell Bud capable Draftung Club treasurer when not workung part tume at Thomas Drug Store Bud lukes nothung better than flshung or goung to a dance a career un enguneermg or the Aur Force blue appeals to hum Angelune Bellonu Jeanue a versatule academuc student loys crossword puzzles and books wuth a good plot an umprovement for G H S Jeanue feels would be competutuve sports fo gurls her greatest dream us to travel Robert Bender Bo a tall quuet member of the Rod and Gun Club he would luke to hunt bug game un Canada consuders baseball o malor hobby worked after school at Kust Bottlung Company ybe gp Aur Force future UI' u ten to r enloyoble practuces m utYO ome onon-uICs student after ng brunette to whom collectung are tr o traul osutuon as a typust To qi 'H SENIORS Emma Jean Berger Honey commercual student who lukes Mrs Jackson and Englush lubrary assustant and mem ber of Teen Age Lubraruans a loyal supporter of football and basketball games Honey wushes to attend busuness school Shirley M Berry Shur a very busy redhead who was actuve un the N F L Specual Cholr and the Masque Club served as a lubrary assustant Shur 'keg dancung and swummung lookmg forward to a career nn home economlcs Joseph Muchael Beskut oe a quuet good natured boy who has made many fruends by hus suruceruty the Vocq tuonal Course proved much to hus lukung read 'HQ lUke5 UP l'llS Spare tame un anythung he does Joe wull be successful Lous Jeune Beswuck oo acuvenGAA SGA gn French Club Lous lukes Llberace and all poetry Mr Stahle and Sociology also rate hugh un the future Seton Hull a career as an Englush teach er and marruage John Betlan varsuty football team has been a great thrull and honor all of hrs many friends found Jack a true and loyal companuon success wull be achueved uf he keeps up that smule Joseph Buss Joey one of our future enguneers who came to us from South Greensburg loaflng at Tony s and workung at the Y take up hus spare tume after studyung at Putt he hopes to see the sughts of Calufornua Nell Edwun Black Neu one of our vocatuonal students from Hemplleld who spends hus spare tume at home lukes quuet and good natured people after graduatuon he would luke to get a uob as an auto mechanuc Marilyn Kay Bonds Marulyn enloys her Englush class wuth Muss Rugh loyal rooter at all football and basketball games Marnlyns secret wush us to vusut Hawauu she plans to enter nursung at the Presbyteruan Hosputal Rucha rd Boley Duc a Vocatuonal Electruc student and fu ture Electronucs Technucuan member af the Ama teur Raduo Club an enthusuastuc fan of hugh fldeluty sound he bullt hrs own hu fl system layed Greensburg Hugh l 'l... 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' ' . f , 0 ' au uf on a man wuth a tune partucupant un 1956 SENIORS Marlorue Bolt Marg a cute gurl from Hempfleld who greatly enloyed beung un our Specual Chour assem blues and operettas Marg was also a cafeterua aude followung G H S graduatuon she hopes to be an excellent fllung clerk Ronald J Bomlnach Specual Chour Westmoreland County Chorus talent assembly the Varuety Show and operettas plays the accorduon Ron wants to prepare for automotuve constructuon Shurley Jeanne Bombach Shortue a Iuttle blonde who attended many football and basketball games Specual Chour and 4H club work fill her spare tume rudung horses us o favorute pastume a nursung career for er John Bonner Jack one of those flne people who belueve quuetness us an asset bookkeepung was a favor ute subuect enloys readung storues by Jack Lon don Jack would luke to attend St Vuncent and become a good accountant Dorothy Brahcsky ot part treasurer and secretary of S G A receuvung a Senuor Play part was her greatest o held mernbershup un Specual Chour Masque Spanush and Souree commuttee Seton Hull and busuness are next un sught Elsue Ann Brewer Esue enloys Mrs Srnuth and mathematucs attendrng football games and dancung are her outsude Interests Elsue s greatest ambutuon us to become a speedy typust would luke to tour the U S after hugh school Karen Brucklemyer Karen an admurer of Mr Garruty and hus 500 word essays she enloys attendung foot ball and basketball games seeks honesty and sunceruty un fruends to become a teacher or book keeper rs her Iufe s arm Terry Brudges Terry a fellow who thoroughly enloyed playung hus trumpet un our band for four years he has worked at Tom McAn Shoe Store un hus spare tame Terry wushes to be an accountant after attendung busuness school Beverly Brugaman ev a delucate charmer enuoys attend Ing football and basketball games her extra curruculum rncludes the Commercral Club and Spe cual Chour hopes to use her commercual experu ence un the busuness world Thomas Brunker Tom a Salem Townshup lad who G H S career a happy one a oyal of our team ployung baseball us n sudelune un possessuon of a desure to the Bell Telephone Co Paul Brosky Pau went to Ramsay Hugh befo here un G H S he played trumpet un also found much enloyment un attendung actuvutues Paul us truly unterested and wants to make ut hus career Paulune Ann Brosnuck made hus supporter enuoyable work for r G H S our band our sports the Navy Polly part tume D E work at McCrory s and beung a Iubrary assustant occupued most school fume receuvung her class rung was a real thrull beung a receptronust and a housewufe are her fond est hopes for the future .losephune Brown Jubby drsplays her pep un G A A and un the fact that she apprecuates people who luke to have fun swurnmung agrees wuth her does the Idea of teachung after four years at Induana State Teachers College Juduth Ann Brown Judy an ardent sports fan and actuve par trcupant un French Masque and Wheels Clubs and the Souree commuttee she s a Harroldute whose success and popularuty carrued through at G H S Bucknell and decoratung beckon un the future Neal Brown Neal always ready wuth a uoke e presudency of Rod and Gun Club suuts thus adept hunter and flsherman Muckey Spullane Mr Slezak and speech are favorutes Neal hopes to become an Army man after graduatuon Vuvuan Brown Vuv can be found roller skatung at Latrobe Roller Gardens every week enloys takung part un F H A and goung to rootball games ceuvung a rob at Bell Telephone Co us the most portant thmg after graduatuon Ada Bryan Ada one of our prospectuve teachers who would Irke to attend Induana State Teachers Col ege when not Iendrng her talents to F T A Greensburger Busuness Staff or French Club Ada can be found on the golf Iunks Ruchard Bundy Duck a student un the General Course who came to G H S from Export Hugh Iukes o hunt and wull never forget that first deer he felled worked after school on cu farm hus bug ambutuon us to contunue un agruculture James Burke um a scuentuflc student who enloyed math wuth Mr Stahle was Key Club vuce presudent and a sports enthusuast the future looks brught as Jrm hopes to be an electrucal engrrueer after graduatung from Carnegue Tech 32 Bo ' J Bombach They Fell In Fall Bombcuch Bonner Brcrhosky Brewer Brucklemyer Brudges Brugaman Brunker Brosky Brosnuck J Brown J A Brown Brown Brown Bryan Bundy Burke I ... 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Burrell M 1956 And The Rams Came Byerly Cacccrnese Calabrese Camarote Campbell Campomrzzr Ccmtella Cardone Carlson Carncrle Ccrrprnellr Carr Joan Burrell a peppy marorette for the Southwest Red Devrls she took the general course and en royed Mrs Jackson we were sorry to lose .lo Calrfornra but we wrsh her success as a beautrcran anywhere lrnda Kay Bush Lrnda an academrc grrl who thrnks G H S rs qreat served as vrce presrdent of French Club treasurer of the Art Club and was active rn S G A F T A and Masque to be an elementary teach er rs her goal Nancy Byerly Nance most frequently seen wrth the gang or at French and Masque Clubs foremost rn her memorres are recervrng her class rrng and cheerrng our teams on nursrng and Westmore land sound rnvrtrng to Nancy Donald Caccamese Don member of Key Club enroys Mr Macblarnara s P O D class he spends hrs spare trme playrng golf swrmmrng and dancrng Don hopes to attend Penn State to become an Arr Force R O T C cadet Pauline Calabrese Pauline a quret brown harred mrss who came to Greensburg from Latrobe a general stu dent who lrkes to travel among the places she has vrsrted are Mramr Beach and Atlantrc Crty her future rs undecrded Mary E Camarote Mary a brown harred grrl wrth a pleasing personalrty thrs was helpful to her rn the D E dancrng a prres to e a lesgrrl or telep one operator rc ard E a ellow enrolled rn the Vo l Eleotr c urse Nrcewonger Awnrng p usy the football games e X Drck s plans are to become a od Rosa le Campomrur Rosle thrs commercral student rust lrves rn Mrss Abraham s typing class she rs a member of the Commercial Club her spare time rs spent swrmmrng dancrng and skatrng Rosre hopes to become a secretary Charlotte J Cantella Char a gay lrttle grrl from homeroom 115 member of the F H A as a sophomore she served as a representatrve rn the S G A P O D Cmson with Mr Weber was a favorrte subrect Char s B l. Ccssr y T Cassrdy future rs nursrng Ronald A Cardone Ronnre one of our able football managers Cpcrmys served on the Sorree commrttee rn hrs rumor year consrders hunting and fishrng great sports Charlesworth mechanrcal drawrng proved to be most rnterestrng 35 SENIDRS Melvrn Carlson Me a sportsman was noted center of our football team on the track team and never mrssed a basketball game also found trme for Sorree Decoratrng Commrttee and S G A the future college calls hrm Janet Lee Ca rna le Janet Mrs Jackson and P O D rates hrgh on the lrst of thrs general student spends most of her spare trme workrng rn McCrarys Janet has a strong desrre to see Italy after school a career with Bell Telephone Ernest Carprnellr Carp a vocatronal lad from South Greens burg spending trme at Carneles Gas Statron and G H S football and basketball games occupy hrs after school hours rf Uncle Sam calls the Arr Force would be appealrng Gerald Carr Jerry a Vocational Ag student who was the reporter of F F A women drrvers are hrs pet peeve enroys readrng Westerns rn the fu ture Jerry plans to attend Penn State and later to own hrs own farm .lack Carson Snook serzed by the wonder lust wrth the Grand Canyon hrs marn obrectrve one of the small masculrne groups that lrkes dancrng ev trng rrch qurck on a farm Barbara lee Cassidy Happy always astounds people wrth her pep and energy numerous actrvrtres rnclude Dol phrn Wheels G A A and Greensburger e future rs undecrded but whatever rt may be her vrtalrty wrll carry her far Thomas Cassidy Tom well known for hrs drrvrng abrlrty erther hrs own car or Mansours delrvery truck rs a famrlrar figure on the Southwest basketball courts he prepares for hrs mrlrtary servrce through the Army Reserve Dorothy Chalmers Dotty a pleasant person who spent thrs year takrng the Drstrrbutrve Education Course attends many of the football and basketball games admires those who are srncere as frrends Dotty s future rs undecrded Carol Charlesworth Pudy thrs Vocatranal Home Ec student enroys Mrss Haberlen s classes she spends her spare trrne babysrttrng served as F H A presr dent Pudy hopes to become a nurse at our own Westmoreland Hosprtal ' Jo ' ' , to ' H , ' ' . . ., ' ' ' .... ,. in - rr rr ' - Q i I I . . . , I . course could spend hours sk ting, swimming and dence of his imaginative trait in his dream of get- ' s ' ' h ' ' ' - . na i - i ' ' , , . . ., th Co e b A ' , ' , r r .. ' ' ' ' ' . ,- ' 9 nv ct n, I . , r id 1956 SENIORS Charmalne Charley Char a Vocatlonal Home Ec gurl commg to us from Southwest topping her lusts of fav orltes are Mr Weber Art and dancmg the fu ture sees her preparung for modeling at the Vlctorla Mamken School In Pittsburgh Melvm Chellman Melvln a general student who IS active In track and wrestling a member of Varstty G F T A and Masque he enloys keeping bees as a hobby and llkes science flctlon stories Me vm s future IS undecided Norma Chlcka Norma smcerltv and an eagerness to learn have led her to high honor work some of her many actlvltxes are Brown and White Special Cholr and treasurer of Masque to become a Latln teacher IS her greatest wlsh H Barry Chlsnell Barry an Academic student who came to us from Harrolds thinks that Mrss Barnes and Spanish class are tops Barry enloys has stamp collection has occupation IS undecided but he washes to study at W 8- .l Frances Susan Chnupa Frenchie a trulv conscientious student who especially lakes machines and French Speclal dancmg IS also a favorite hobby to be a good secretary IS her goal Patrlcla Anne Christopher Chrls has a flare for fun dancmg and partles are tops English swlmmlng Mlss Abra ham and Mrs Jackson are favorites she dud work In the office Pat will make a pleasant tele phone operator Robert G Clrpprnger Bo enloyed most of has four years In Spe clal Cholr and appearing In the varlety shows and operettas Key and Masque Clubs claimed has spare tume the future holds a career In Industrial Relatlons for thts boy Patrrcra Marlene Clugsten Patti a gay and lxvely mlss who took the Dnstrrbutlve Education Course and enlcyed the teaching of Mr Schwnng her outslde Interests are danclng and attendlng football games a wishes to attend a business school next fall Alexander T Collrns Ttc a tall good lookmg football player whose first love rs sports Trch was acttve as president of Spantsh Club and on the Solree Decor ating Committee he wtll make a competent law yer after graduatton from Princeton Mary Ann Constantine Mary Ann a dark hatred mass who enloys Mass Haberlln and Home Ec lmmensely her extra actrvntnes are attending the football and basket ball games and the dances would like to become a telephone operator after graduation Mary Jane Contlc Comck the only gurl drummer In our band she was also a member of he Commercual Club Conlck would like to be an alrllne hostess thus accomplushnng another of her great ambltuons travel Sara Copper Toots a quiet but very likable glrl took the Commerclal Course and was a member of the Commercial Club spends her lelsure time rol ler skatlng or crochetlng she will prepare for secretartal work Veda Rae Cosrc Vee really enloys taking pictures keeping photo albufns and drlvrng she works at Murphy s part tame er Commerclal tralnmg will help her get a good oltlce positron whether or not she goes to bus ness school Patrlcla Costello a even though she says the water In the G H S pool was freezing Pat loved to swam Commercial Club Front Wheels and Special Choir clarmed her a secretary Pat will use the short hand she enloys so much Walter R Cottom hrs former al'na mater Wulktnsburg Masque and the Greensburger held hrs Interests a baseball lover Tex plans to attend Penn State but has dreams cf becomxng a mayor league pltcher Carole Crawford Carole a pretty Academic student from Har rolds Carole was an S G A representatsve spends much of her soare trme at Beltler s s e would luke to make merchandlslng her career Raymond Crenner ay a Southwest stalwart who enloys his vocatlonal shop work spends his spare time at Tony s Dalry Bar was always at the football games he would like to use his knowledge of electrontcs In the Navy Eugene Crrmbolr Gepe l commercral' student and member of b p6 ould fdfmer spend' hrs spare tame read mg scnvhc ftctron of playnhg drums than anythmg also works bn a farm after graduatron he hopes to work IH an office Ann Lynn Crowell Ann ochleved hugh honors In the Academic Course her outstanding artlstrc ablllty was dns played on many occasions a noble ambltlon to serve God through the mlnlstry wlll bring Ann great happiness 36 Charley Chellman Baslung rn the Books Chucka Chrsnell Chnupa Chrlstopher Clnppunger Clugsten Colltns Constanttne Contlc Copper Cosuc Costello Cottom Crawford Crenner Crlmboll Crowel . , , I l ' ., . . 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' -M A- JLr y,,llIr 'WV yrygfrklpfwfv JH 1955 frffrftylg X igiigig SENIORS igifgyfir WIllIam G Dlckson I an all around fellow who wIll be long remembered for hIs head cheerleadlng roll Masque Speclal Cholr varlety shows operettas and swlmmlng clalmed hIs spare tIme hIs en thusIasm should be an asset In any career SYIVIQ DIMartIno a true fun lover who enloyed G H S tremendously an actIve member of the Wheels Club wIll always remember decorating for the SoIree as a Iunnor Syl plans to study nursmg at Westmoreland HospItal EddIe DIOYIO EddIe an Import from EIghth Word wIll be long remembered for hIs sharp haIr cut and hIs love of sports for recreatlon VIEW Ing the fights on TV Eddles ambItIon IS to become a llcensed barber Thomas Dlusky Tom a commercual student who came from Harrolds and made good t G H S enloys huntlng as IS shown by membershIp In Rod and wants to own a busIness ue- James DorIsIo Grlffln a general student who loyally at tended football and basketball games playlng baseball for Hannastown was hIs prImary Interest has traveled EXTEDSIVEJY he hopes to work In an lI'ldUSTI'IUlplG 1l Mane Doyle Chrls one of our vIvacIous malorettes along wIth F H A Spanlsh Club and the Soclal Commlttee she stIll found tIme to partIcIpate the Junuor Talent Assembly a modellng career appeals to her Laura Fay Duffield Laura a qUI9l gIrl who claIms home econ omlcs as her favorlte sublect she loves roller skotmg and swImmIng after graduahon Laura plans to study madelIng at Earl Wheelers School In Plttsburgh James Duffus DuFf noted for hIs red hour and has sense of humor enloyed belng a color guard favor Ite hobbIes are golf and dancIng a prosperous busIness and a chance at the 564 O00 are the ambI tnons of thIs lad John Dunbar Johnny a sharp dresser from 224 spends much of hIs tIme wIth hIs drums and track meets membershlp In the U S MarIne Reserve has gIven hIm many happy moments In e future SlIppery Rock for phystcal educatlon Ann LouIse Ecsedy Babe came to us from Salem TownshIp but once resnded In CaIIfornIa Mrs Jackson shorthand movles and swlmmnng head Babe s long lIst of favorltes her greatest ambItIon IS to work for a lawyer Dorothy Eldem Do an actIve member of F H A who spends her soare tIme worklng at Western Auto engays skatlng Dot plans to become a home ec teacher after attendIng IndIana State Teachers College James Elder Im an asset to the vocatlonal course lIked Mr Ruzanlc and the electrIcal shop IS free tIme was spent playlng football the S64 000 QUESTION fasclnates hIm hopes to become an electrIcIan Laura lee Elder Laura a quIet snncere gIrl who enloyed Mr Weber P O D, and clrIvI-'Ig class her other Interests were football dan Ing and swlmmlng llkes to be wlth honest frlends Laura hopes to be a telephone operator PatrIcIa Erb Patty a warm smIle and a reserved manner enloys relaxmg by a radlo or wIth the gang a valued member of DolphIn and French Club Pat Wtll grace the campus of P C W f Yvonne E Onnle a popular home economlcs gIrl who hated beIng callea Ylv member of F T A and Masque Club Vonnle attended all sports .vents the future holds a nursIng career and hopes or a trIp to PGYIS Ann Eroh Ann a hIgh honor student has graced our stage wlth leads In operettas and varlety shows among her many actIvItIes are Brown 81 WhIte Masque Speclal Cholr school organlst o Ann G H S wIII always be tops Joseph Evancho oe a frIendly outdoorsmon who enloys huntmg and flshnng wInner of the AmerIcan Leglon Award attended all of the football bas ketball and track events after graduatIon h wIll enllst In the Navy MIchueI Anthony Evancho Mezu a DIstrIbutIve Educatlon student who works at Sears he belonged to the Art Club and D E b also plays the accordlon future years wIll find hIm In the retall busrness posslbly as a store manager George M Exton Judge a qulet Import from Harrold JunIor Hugh spends hIs spare tIme reodIng mysterles small game huntlng IS a favorlte sport lIked MIss Agon and French class was a member ofthe French Club 40 Three sparks and a plug DIMartIno Dlusky Donst Doyle Duftield Duffcs Ecsedy Eldem J E de L E der r Ernckson Eroh J Evcmcho M Evoncho Exton I l I v N NCP u fi Yr r W I ' 1 u J ' ' . y f il' , . n ' ,I 7 l .4 J lv ' B'll ' ' S I - , ' . . . l Y - I' ' I rs.. I . I n I.. ' . Q ,,,, ,, ' ' ' ' ' Gun Clrlb , ,, gpendg Spare time driving his car favorites were art and Mr. MacNamara next fall, Dumbo' ' on -X . , J' . I .. in A I - ' - I ' J ' - 'II H ll ' - l f . l ' - - . J ' ' Eb l -.. I I I ' ..A ll, A 'AQ 'E X i. Q RQ 3 2 133 1 ,Q . -Q. 'E ts. aff 5f Q J F ffW L 3 2521 N03 m X is X - -4' . 1 V, . Q gk l J q 9 X ii g-A 311' 1,7 pt, 22' gi v x -f in-fb y 'TITS' 'T fi 'f -Q 6' ,lf -B' X . yfjjk -s. fvlgj AY 1 '27 5 ' 1 w -- I ' x 'li Q' :Tri X. f Q ff 'Ml I fl ',Yl R ,L . Sf - of - Q ,lk I 19' gm X , X .3 I-'E 197 1' WF' .gs W 15 l t lx' 9 A X, N E .A Q -1 -- its . T Br S 'vflb' ' G.. YL! x 1 fl mf: 4 .V , J .' f Q .,An fa-'Q -4' -...Q-0' -9 'l uf X'x'Q 7'7 T -tif' '31 J ,w 19 NJ' H3 'Q' 'Lg C Farr D Faur Nows the for lello Fancholsky Fannerellcu Farber Fcurus Farrell Jr Felton N Fenell A J Fennell A Fennell Fetter Fuaschettu Fundle r M u Frnney R Fusher P Fusher trme Charles Farr Charley always has a smule luked nearly everything about G H S especially the fruendly people hrs carefree personalrty wll help hum through Tech and enable hum to become a good con structuon enguneer Domenuc Farr Don a proud resudent of Hulltop where he frequents the baseball diamond 55 mouth us hrs most pruzed possessuon consuders Penn State more than adequate for the traunung ofa future accountant Ray L Fanchalsky Speedy who made hrs contrubutuon to the Draftung Club as uts presrdent Cross country runn na and vocatuonal draftung were all a part of h G H S If As to Speedys brught future he mught become a draftsman Wrllram Fannerella a tall dark and quuet boy who came from Harrolds receuves hrs greatest pleasure from huntung and fishing maybe hrs general constructuon work wull help hum decude hrs future whuch us stull uncertaun Elluott Farber Ellrott a scuentufic munded person receuved honorable mentuon from the Amerucan Chemucal So cuety enuoys readung scuence fictuon also he us a loyal nnember of the Spanrsh Club next un sught college Robert Farus Bo a member of varsuty football and wrest Wrestlung Champuonshup also worked on he Souree Refreshment Commuttee af er G H S enguneerung appeals to thus easy goung fellow Frank J Farrell Jr Frank our young man wrth a horn played un the band and the talent assemblues besudes berng an officer of hus home room and a member of Masque hrs musucal abuluty wrll ard hrs teach mg after St Vrncent Crarg M Felton Crarg , a versatile erson was active un Scr ence 'Masque Specual Hour qrld staffs of Greens burger' and Brown and W a hugh honor student Crarg plans hrs fu re un meducune G H S wrll always be tops Nancy Fenell Nancy Commercral student who wull always remember G H S and workung for Mr Shuster un the servrce room thrnks motorcycles puua and dancrng are tops Nancy hopes to do office work un the future Alberta Jane Fennell Jane a short dark harred grrl who followed the Commercral course at G H S her favorrte class was Englrsh wrth Mrs Jackson worked at her personalrty wull help her to become a receptronust McCrory s 43 1956 SENIORS Aluce Fennell Aluce a superuor academic student who lent her talents to Masque and French Clubs Specual Chour and Brown and Whute swummrng appeals to her the Unrversrty of Mrchrgan wrll welcome Aluce un meducal technology Robert Fetter c c husr U W J fred, ga ues ere r red on at the T rofare and t e ,u1,ol'0PfW 6fiZ fur ccupatron un electrrcrt Lawrence Fuaschettu Pete took the General Course enuoyed the combunatuon of P O D and Mr Weber s leusure tume consusts of playrng basketball and foot ball and tootrng the clarunet hopes to become an unsurance agent Kathleen Fundle Kathleen umport from Harrolds thrnks office practuce wrth Mrss Abraham us tops ukes popular musrc and square dancrng 'thus brown harred green eyed lass plans to enter office work after graduatro JoAnne Fm JoAn a hom ec student who em er of F H A el och s College to become c Juduth Mae Funk Judy a serrous capable person who was a very able treasurer of the Front Wheels s e plays the puano at the Angeluna School of Dance un preparatuon for secretarual work Judy took the Commercral Course Ardru E Iuzabeth Fun ney Ardy happy wanderer she even luved un Japan N F l. Masque Club Specual Chour Greensburger and Teenage Lubraruans were extra currrcular actuvutues her warm personalrty should be an asset un her future as an educatronal mussuonary Ruchard Pusher Duck presrdent of home room l33 a member of S G A and treasurer of the senror class Duck showed humself well he could be found working or rust looting at Hull Top Pharmacy Ohro State Unrversrty wrll welcome hum Peter Robert Fisher Pete a consrstent hugh honor student the Brown and Whute S G A Scuence Key and Spanish Clubs were lucky recuprents of Pete s abulu tres he wrll follow up hrs dreams wuth an eng: neerung career after Cornegue Tech , . , ' A I 'I ' i i 1 ' his f Ply- ' l 4 ' I ' 'U - X ob ,., a M o i e A st M, ' ' ' el s I ta d . X s .' ' ' UQ' .i J 3 5 ' ' sc l tr' cf' ' his 'fu- is . . . i e. ' ' i i I l - ' 56 giuuu, I 1 ' .' ' . ...' . ..,l-ui J V . I 4 . 1 - . ' - -'- ' ' V nd V I' I ., ' .. 'ci v - i l . bu, ' . sh iff- -' U lf b ... ling teams ... gained honors by winning the County lf el' AW. 5. 0 .il ' I r f ' l I A -r JO'-7m Pl0n5 to ' ' ' .4 1 -it 9 Q Q I I r '- I ' ' 9 . , .I ' er I -l :i he. r . . . . 4 ' 5 1 - ... ' .., M- l1 ' ' A' ug , . H H . l 5 . ' xp, 5 .t Q ' '- ' U ,,. a .., D Qt t J 'N y ,- . . ... ' ' ' ... as ' , r. rm ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' . J. .F'nk ' Flcmugan 1956 SENIURS John Flamgan rIsh a commercIal student who came from Harrolds enloys the Rod and Gun Club because of hIs Interests In huntIng and flshlng wants to be a salesman but plans to enter the Navy after graduatlon Rozella Yvonne Flock Rozella thIs commerclal student thought Buslness Engllsh was great member of Com mercIol Club says the blggest thIng In her lfe wIll be graduatlon Rozella hopes to become a secretary and VlSIl Callfornla wlllldm Flock I a fellow who loves the great outdoors actIve In the Rod and Gun Club and Masque Club wIll long be remembered for hIs gangster role In the senIor play a geologIst after gradua tIon from Penn State Donald Fordyce all a wIt E t who naturally e ong t th D Smey d attend-rj th Stateyi onve w od g Q1 fqxror p s S ag h es o b sallor boy after gra uatIon Kay Fox Kay five feet two eyes of blue actIve IH SocIal Com mIttee Greensburger and many S G A GCllVIlIeS LandIs faIthful aIrl FrIday secretanal lab IS h r aIm S s e the W l was a m W els ICE pr o GI ma r u e In WI In EE ress e Sw e 'l W Charles R Fredenck Buck a South Greensburger who lukes Mr McNamara P O D football and basketball games beIng In Wheels Club was one of hIs accom plIshments at G H S after graduatung Buck wants to IOIYI the MarInes Rozonne Fnedlander Rozle sIncerIty IS her speclalty a tal ented asset to Masque, F L French Wheels and the Greensburgof she enloys playlng the plano at Penn .Sfate r In clInIcal psychology we are re RozIe ll be a uccess Judy Fflil ,J Xgay and fun to know lent her talents to Masque as secretary and to Brown 8: Wlflte .ds pIcture edltor a versatlle mIss her dwo Favorltedfare classlcal musIc and tennIs next yea-r she vqlll attend an eastern college Darlene Frund Dar a speedy typIst who enloyed beIng a member of the Co'nmercIal Club she was always seen In the servlce room Darlene plans t become a pflVGle secretary after attendmg Robert MorrIs Buslness School Robert Frye Bo our able presldent of S G A Varslty G specIal choIr and Masque held hIs terest Bob s mellow VOICE sounded well operettas and talent assemblles hIs slncere smIle should ard hlm In any phase of lIfe Leora Mae Furlong ee hIgh honor roll student speclal choIr Masque ScIence and French Clubs enloyed her membershlp competent co edltor of the Greensburger Lee wall be a welcome addItIon to any college Moy Rose Golan May .lax a Commextudfgnl who hkes Jack-soft and s orthand ,,l a member of Commer cIal Club spends h r spare time Ice skatmg or roller skatlng ., the mo she makes as a secre- tary wIll fulflll a dream tg: Ita Audrey Jean Gall Audrey thls Commerclal student Is a roller skatIng enthusIast who may often be found at the Latrobe Roller Gardens fondly remembers the two summers spent In the Connectlcut tobacco fields the future IS undeclded Charles Galvln Chuck one of Mr Beamers draftlng stu dents spent many enloyable hours playzng foot tIng a good Iob as a draftsman unless he flrst lolns the AIr Force Charlotte M Geary Charlotte a former student of Harrolds works at Troutman s under the D E course spends spare tIme collectIng and danclng to hIllbIlly records she would lIke to see the colorful scen ery of Colorado John GeIsel John deserved the LSQIOD Award he re ceIved In South Greensburg hIs name was a er manent tlxture on the honor roll yet John st flnds tIme to work at Superuor and be a sports en thuslast next fall he wIll enter Penn State Nancy GIIlIngham Nancy her energy and vIvacIty are c n taglous an ImagInatIve addItIon to N FL Masque Art Wheels and Spanlsh Clubs av d reader she loved beIng Wlfh the gang Nancy wIll brlghten some fortunate campus Joseph Grron oe mentIon musIc and Joe appears played the drums In the bond and orchestra lIstenIng to records IS hIs FGVOYIJC pashme ot rods Interest hIm Joe IS well on his way to a muslcal career 44 Get Your Mug Shots Here W Flock Fordyce ox Fraher Frederlck Fruedlander Fnzzell Frund Frye Furlong Galanda Ga Galvm Geary Gelsel Grllmgham Guron .l '. 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Q 22: f '- is 'N fir. wr N '91 '3 Q xt is- 3 5' -.. 5 As. in L 5: G ahn Glantz A Pleasant Ratuo Gockel G Good W Good Gore Gould Gouldung Gower Grauerholtz Greves Grudler Grltfltl-I C Guest E Guest Guyer Hcubrat B Hcumulton M Hamulton Leo Mullard Glahn eo a fruendly sux footer who always has a wutty remark and pleasant smule for everyone thus co'rubInotuon bought hum success In hus D E work hus future plans Include a stretch In the Navy and later Penn State Zelda Glantz e a really lukable gurl who gets along wuth everyone member of Masque and F T A Zel loves to cook but wull be kept too busy fcr that whule she us preparung for a career In nursung at Monteflore Hosputal James R Gockel James played clarunet IH our band enloys farmung and huntung very much Mr Taylor and Englush were favorutes havung studued auto mechanucs James hopes to become a very good mechanuc after graduatuon George Good Goody a good natured fellow who I5 wrapped up In athletucs and swummung are hobbues head color guard un the band hopes to teach physucal educotuon football basketball works at the Y M Wulluom John Good I a very fruendly vocatuonal student enloyed beung a member of our band s color guard took an cuctuve part In the Draftung Club lukes huntlng and tlshlng at Westunghouse a future draftsman Donald Gore Don an auto mechanucs boy who engoys huntxng flshung water skuung and attendung Youth for Chrust meetungs at the Y M C A thus Don thunks G H S should have a Buble Club after G H S he has hugh hopes of beung a success Ronald Gould on fruendluness seems to be hus by word sports and movues top hus lust for recreatuon was a bug asset to the Masque Club could often be seen gatherung news for the Greensburger wull attend college Robert Gouldung Goldy the strong sulent type among hus achuevements are hugh honors un lunuor and sen uor hrgh school and a W P l A L honorable men tuon for football after graduatuon he hopes to be West Pount bound Francus Dale Gower Chauncy a vocatuonal agruculture student who spends hus spare tume workung on hus car thunks a fine characterustuc I5 to have a good humor hus future us yet undecuded but It wull euther be farmrng or the Navy Charles Harold Grauerholtz Moe a tall athletuc Salem Townshup boy lusts Mr Weber and P O D as hugh spots hus day most of hus enthusuasm I5 durected to wards gurls after hugh school graduatuon he plans to become a dauryman 47 1956 SENIORS George G reves George a boy who really enloyed hus days a G H S Mr Stables humor was well appre cIated played freshman football and partucu pated In the GymncustIc Club untends to study euther musuc or psychuatry Robert Grucller Cheese a lover of the great outdoors finds pleasure In huntung and flshung track team member and supporter of our football and basket ball teams after graduatuon the AIr Force wull claum hum Wulluam Gruftitlu I blushung red headed lad who especually enloyed Mr Weber and P O D an ardent golf enthusuast he works at the Greensburg Country Club as shop bov If guven a chouce he would choose the Coast Guard Connue Guest Connue a luvely gurl from Salem Townshup lukes to collect rhythm and blues records workung as an ossIstant lubraruan and belongung t G A A kept her busy to become a beautucuan us her greatest aum Eddue lee Guest J, LJ. fff K A y abuluty M0699 an ncezgbyy many pruzes art clasl dlglifffl ere favorutes Eddue untends go Into busurjess for humself as a Com mercual Artust Conroy Guyer Connue a member of N F l. Masque Club F T A and the House of Representatuves beung a fan of dramatucs Connue was In the senuor class pay college beckons to Connue after G H S Phyllus Habrot I a'u asset to the Commercual course enloyed danclng and football games seeks a personaluty In fruends and partucularly duslukes show offs she dreams to see Bermuda a future secretary Bruan Hamulton Bruan on hIs way to Putt vua the Suentuflc course huntung goung to football and basketball games took up some of hus extra hours engI neerung I5 planned for the future plus the hope of makung a mrllIon Myra lee Homulton ee a Commercual gurl who was busy every munute wuth Art Club Masque cholr and talent assemblues enloys readung fuctuon storues and workung wuth ceramucs Q Career Q5 gn UNI.,-te hostess may help her see Egypt PI L ' '- . I . . r . . . ZI ' ' I ' ' ...he l lf' - , , B'lI,.. ' . ' , c.A.... 5 ' B'Il... ' A ' ' , - , -- , ' sddaef..- ' Ar.Tkfl'c sr., Iygl stage has - ' Ph'l,.. ' it 1956 SENIORS Frank Thomas Hamm Frank an honor student ln the SCISDLIHC course hls many actlvltles were treasurer of N F L Key Club and the lawyer ln the Senior play o strong ambltlon for medlclne wlll carry Frank on to success Dorothy Hapchuck ee optlmlstlc and eGSIlY pleased she lent her talents to making costume lewelry admires courtesy and Wlll practlce lt ln her plotted travels some executlve wlll find ln her a zealous re ceptlonlst Donna Hardesty Donna was everywhere at once F T A S G A Spanish and Masque Clubs she dls played sincere enthusiasm IH everythlng from cheer leader to companlon wlll lncrease her friend ships ln some fortunate college Sharon Harr Sherry a very personable glrl helpful ness was an evident vlrtue spends her spare tlme llstenlng to muslc on the radlo favored Buslness English over other sublects wlll do sec retarlal work Joann Hayden her name was found on th roll of Masque Greensburger Speclal Cholr and Commer clal Club made sure she was among those cheer ing our football and basketball teams on after school she alms to be a secretary Wayne Hayden hls many actlvltles were the presldencles of N F L and Key Club Picture Edltor of Brown and White and Masque hls futur ln engineering we hope lll be as brlght as hl hlgh s ordA as figtlfgl gn asgifli L' 65 r dj lta o ogo to Mi Ja Head o perky blonde blue eyed Hall Guard Captaln searches for slncerlty and trustworthl ness ln friends an ex car hop from Pete s Curb Servlce o future secretary wlth marrlage follow lng her career Janet Patten Heath an a former Latrobe Hlgh School student she enloys horseback fldlng and finding four leaf clovers of whlch she has about 200 Jan s looklng forward to belng a telephone operator after graduation fl W We , . M Mr WR ff Marlon Lols Henry Mare has an outstanding literary ablllty and uses lt by wrltlng storles and poetry More would really like to see Germany after G H S Commerclal work of some sort IS Mare s ambltlon followlng graduation Joan Caroline Hensel Joanle a pert miss and a gay companion appeared ln the Variety Show Mldwlnter Fes tlval and the Operetto a member of Special Cholr and Commerclal Club at present she works at Troutman s but the future holds Cl secre tarlal lob Patrlcla Hensell at petite llttle miss who especially enloyed sociology and Mr MacNamara can be found ln Beltler s durlng her spare tlme or handing out tickets at the movles a nurse cap and uniform are her future hopes Lynn Ann Herman Lynn an elfervescent Brooklynlte with 'our nallstlc alms Carl Sandburg s poems and shop plng ln Plttsburgh are the oblects of her aFfectlon she was neat as a pln at Spanish Club or her youth group Donna Lee Herrod Donna Lee a former Harrolds student who plcks secretarial practlce PICHICS and travel as fav orltes belonged to Commerclal Club Saturday you can find her at Troutmans good secretarial lob I5 her alm Shlrley Hewitt Shlrley a lovely blonde who IS proud to be from G H S enloyed partlclpatlng ln sporting events as well as watching them was a member of N F L and worked IH S G A noon actlvltles a future ln nurslng Edlth Hlleman her place ln the fashlon shows radlo TV foot ball and an occasional flctlon book fill her evenlngs s e would llke to see G H S have a lrls basketball team Geor Hllgert tlonal Machlne S p udent M W rklng at o intends Ol e chool an reparlng for a career A in A een Hlll Arleen Commerclal student llvely mem ber of G A A Commerclal Club and Greensburger enloyed bookkeeping Mr Garrlty and attending all G H S sports Arleen hopes to do commer cial work Arthur B Hlll r our very own Gene Krupa was enthuslastlcally received at many assemblies as had part tlme lobs with orchestras after G H S Art hopes to go to Carnegle Tech to become a mechanlcal englneer 48 C Hamm Hapchuck Hardesty Harr J Hayden W Hayden Hays Head Heath Henry Hensel Hensell Herman Herrod Hewitt Hlleman Hllgert Hll V My 4 41 'I AJ In ' l H ' A. .Or - - ,' ' D. C.? T , , A 1 V P . , . . . . 1 . . I.. . .ll ' I.. I I ' I.. ' ' ' ' - , ' a Jo e ' ' Wayne .. . a high honor student among Edie her work in vocational home ec gave , ' ' ' ' h ' . .. g' ' : Q X n K K K . F N . . - , ' sur ' - I I1 .5 ' f it . al N e tdejft .:. ur ' g ' ' - -ov th n ll .. a o ' ri ' l tri v r' ct . - v . , - ' . of r y on e f G. ., , .... , n t m c .. 5-' .uv n . Wt., R' HP 9' fp.- 6 ' V l coll e. ' a ' yy at . 33, l' V Pt , ' ' - J ' At . U U l - ' ' l . . ., A- 'I ' . A' ' . A. B, Hill Hrppo Hoffer D K Holloway Hornock Hrebrk Hrrczrk Hrubes Huey Hunt Humphrey Hunter Hurd Hutchrnson Iezzr lvary Jcrckovrtz Jamrson Jaquetre m I 'N .. A Barbara Hrppo Barb always a frrendly smrle member o Specral Chorr Masque F T A Dolphrn and French Clubs attended all G H S sports actrvr res especrally enloyed the Dolphrn aquacade Barb hopes to become a teacher Carolrne Hotfer arrle Hempfleld grrls who be t m al and aorked In the book wo krng at she ncrn skat rre hopes to do n op r Don Iloway Don always so wItty a member of Var srty G he excelled In track and cross country run nrng when not at home readrng Sherlock Holmes Don enloys football games and movres after G H S college and a career In pharmacy James Hornock Im outstandrng In football and track a true sportsman whrle huntrng or flshrng Var srty G and the pool room are the backbone of hrs present exrstence but soon hell become a hard workmg mochrnrst Pa rrcra A H e k cr us A a e rc ms of ona edrtor o ensb Masque a d 2 ll Thomas Hrrczrk Tom a Salem Townshrp lad who took the Commercral Course enloys football and photog raphy lrkes frrendly people Tom hopes to vrsrt Las Vegas rn the future h s arm I5 to be a e partment store manager Helen Dolores Hrubes a Hempfield D E student who got her workmg experrence at Murphys enloys dancrng swrmmrng and embrorderrng to see the world wIth the women Marrnes and a rob as a sec retary are her ambrtrons Chalmers Huey Cha a quret person who enroyed agrrcul ture and Mr Fausold hrs extra currrculum In cluded F F A wrll never forget rsTt' to the farm show at Harrrsburg h es for P n Sa e and agrrculture J Vrrgrnra Humena sk W Grnny ff member of Fr t e crally enloye M s a a ener ractrce and attendrn s e b games Grnny wIll make elther a comp nt secretary or a Bell Tele phone operator Rrchard F Hunt Drc an unassumrng boy fascrnated by electronrcs an actrve member of Wheels Audro Vrsual Amateur Radra and Key Clubs Dc IS devoted to hrs two hobbres hr ti and model cars as yet hrs future rs undecrded 5l 1956 SENIORS Robert Humphrey frrendly blue eyed lad In the draftrng course an enthusrastrc sportsman who would lrke to hunt In the Unrted States and Canada Ioys readrng Zone Grey most treasured event was hrs srxteenth brrthday Charles Hunter Charley an Intense Vocatronal Machrne Shop student treasurer of the Wheels Club hrs lunror year actrvrtres out of school Include the Teen Ager s Club and Luther League In Delmont Charley Intends to study at the Westrnghouse Trade School to become a machrnrst Terry Hurd Terry a general student who came to G H S from Lrgonrer Hrgh spends much of hrs trme workmg on hrs car a part trme worker at Superror Market Terrys future wrll be rn sales manshrp Harry Hutchrnson Hutch a very brrght good lookrng fellow who played both the bass and snare drums In our band also the student drrector Hutch served Force future John G lezzr John musrc plays a brg part In thrs hrlar Ious fellow s lrfe hrs many actrvrtres Included band sports edrtorshrp of the Greensburger and handyman for the senror class John plans to teach musrc at a college Jacquelrne Ivory Jackre enloyed Mr Garrrty and hrs book keeprng class she was always seen at football and basketball games when not workmg at Woolworth s she IS found baby srttrng Jackre s plans for the future Include marrrage JoAnne Jackovltz Marla an actrve student from Manor Hrgh School who rorned T A L an F T A her spe cral hobby motorcyclrng Marlas artrstrc tal ents wrll be used In dress desrgnrng after Margaret Morrrson College Phrl Jamrson I always the lrfe of the party some of hrs actrvrtres were Greensburger Masque socIal commrttee and Varsrty Golf Screntrftc course wIth Mr Stahle IS preparrng hrm for a future In en grneerrng at Prrnceton Arthur Jaquette Ar the lrttle guy wIth a brg smrle for every one varsrty wrestlrng Varsrty G chaplarn Key Club and presrdent of the German Club were some of hrs many actrvrtres to prepare for medrcrne at Prtt hrs ultrmate arm -. 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' I , A ' , ' ik' A I I 1956 SENIORS Leonard Jogun Leonard a screntrflc student who enloyed lrstenrng to the wrse words of Mr Stahle wrnner of the Amerrcan Legron Award huntrng and flshrng are favorrte pastrmes Leonard s fu ture rs as yet undecrded Robert Johns Bob a screntrflc student Mr Weber and P O D were favorrtes hrs particular enloyments are sports and playing rn our band for four years Bob hopes to enter busrness school and become a draftsman Gary Johns Gary one of the lrvelrest personalrtres at G H S was rn the May Queen coronatron hrs flrst three years and also served rn the S G A for three years was the basketball manager a future engrneer Nancy Jane Johnson Nancy after recervrng her R N at York School of Nursrng memorres wrll lrnger of G H S and her actrvrtres here Specral Chorr Masque and French Clubs along wrth parts rn the Varrety Show and Mrdwrnter Festrvals e struggled through the Screntrflc course preparrng for Aeronautrcal Engrneerrng at State when not busy wrth hrs rob at the Powder Horn he could be found at our sport events the carefree lrfe of a bachelor rs for hrm Davrd Johnston Tuffy known as P F C to men rn the Penn sylvanra Natronal Guard wouldnt mrss a nrght of roller skatrng or a church socral for anythrng wrll serve hrs country as a flrer hrs assocrates as on electrrcran Drane Jordan Drane a srncere student who found Mr MacNamaras P O D class very entertarnrng worked rn the cafeterra at school but enloys srng rng rn her spare trme she plans to attend Ella Rayn s to become a beautrcran James Kanala rm the general course clarms hum as a true follower was happy to become a senror everyone knew Jrm wrth hrs smrlrng face and funny storres an office rob and seerng Rome someday sound good to hrrn Mary Jane Karazsra Janre general student and member f G A A enloyed Mrs Thompson and Mr Mac Namara she spends spare trme dancrng and lrs tenrng to the radro Janre wrshes to prepare for nursrng at Shadysrde Hosprtal Sara Kaufman Sally came to Greensburg from Altoona Catholrc durrng her sophomore year she was a member of the Spanrsh Club as well as a typrst for the Greensburger the Bon Ton clarms Sallys servrces rn her spare trme Patrrcra Ann Koylor a French Club and Mrss Agon were among her favorrtes worked part trme at Mur phys rn the fall enloys cookrng and sewmg f the future holds true, Pat wrll be q nurse at West moreland Hosprtal Suzanne Keener Suzre lovely to look at and wonderful to know she glrttered rn the May coronatron and as an officer of French Club Front Wheels and the Class of 56 Suzres wrnnrng personalrty wrll carry her through Penn State Howard N Kerbler Doc holding true to hrs nrckname hopes to ge has M D at Prtt Interests went from A to Z rncludrng rrdrng archery swrmmrng dancrng and medrcrne was always among the fans at foot ball games and wrestlrng Donald Kelley Don always receptrve to a good loke swrmmrng huntrng flshrng or lust rrdlng around rn hrs lalopy were all sources of fun and enloyment after the Vocatronal Industrral course here career as a machrnrst Ke ly a favorrte wrth all fellow classmates rs fascrnated by chemrstry an ardent fan at all football games her spare moments are de voted to horses and 4 H Club work has won prrzes wrth both Henry Kemerer Henry one of the ag students from Harrold who rorned the F F A at Greensburg he loyally attended football and basketball games rn s spare trme he rrdes hrs horse plans to be a farmer after travelrng Robert W Kennedy Bo vocatronal auto shop student abe manager of the Stage Crew he was a staunch supporter at our football games Bob looks for ward to lornrng the Navy and afterwards a rob as an auto mechanrc Tom Kerrla Bum has a frrendly personalrty plus an avrd Interest rn sports for hrs hobbres he consrders baseball basketball and football the most what to do after graduatron rs strll an unanswered questron Janice Marre Krmmel Janrce an energetrc gal secretary of the Front Wheels and actrve rn G A A and Spanrsh C ub her soft melodrc vorce made Janrce a must rn all talent ossemblres thrs musrc wrll cheer up all her patrents 52 Jogun Johns Song of the Srnger G Johns Johnson J Johnston Johnston Joraan Kamal Karazsla Kaufman Kaylor Keener Kerbler K Y Kelly Kemerer Kennedy Kerlla Krmnwel R. . - , . nu ' . ' ' Pt,... L ' 1 ' I! ' U 'Iv C -A -1 - ' ' ' ' F '.l '.'. s 1 1 ' ...r , . - 1 , , . r , ' , ., . . . . L.. . I . II- . I . I ' V . 'l I I . I Q I ' D . . I . . . Ll- . .I . , . I . .. . :I . .I I ', ' ,a jan johnsgon Janice Loraine Kelly Rd... ' ' 1 ' ' V - ' ' ' hi , ' ' , b... ' I Glli' , .. , - - , , .. - , r r ' o ' ' wt' Q..-y iff 'Lf S. ,M , ! ,I 1 -f Q'i14 Y m Vf f 'Uh fn or A.. i f J vw .Lf fu '0- Wm .4- 1' P 'Q' Jw-n, 'Par' 'un-' 'QSTL 'i- f-if 'tn Q -an ,QQ I 1 Nt: 3? ff' Neff' N 4 r-N ' ' Y: ff' X wk D Kung R Kung Tue For Two Krnneer Kirchner Kustler Kustner Koch Koemg Korchak Kosko Kasrelnrk Krautz Krustcm Kroutz Krupey Kubrcek Kubrsh G Kuhns W Kuhns Darnell King D ell student who enroys me n played the trombone un e a n d all G H S football games Dar el hopes un the Army and go to Offi cer s Candrdate Sch Ray Kung Reggue a general student member of Rod and Gun hrs first love rs sports consequent ly he partucrpated un home room basketball and at tended all G H S games Reggre hopes to ga unto the lumber business James Kunneer rm looks lust lrke a movue hero enthusrastuc Sportsman Jrm spends much trme the great outdoors or at the Y M C A basket ball us hus specualty hrs greatest ambutron rs to become a mullronaure Judith C Kurchner Judy a quuet person who enloyed English and the teachungs of Mr MacNamara her extra curruculum rncluded F T A and Specual Chour to attend Penn State and became an elementary teacher are her greatest ambutuons Fred Kustler Fred an academrc student who enloyed P O D wuth Mr MacNamara was kept busy wrth hus after school rob but found trme to attend our football and basketball games thus fine stu dent has a worthy goal law school at Putt Mary Kustner a member of the Masque Club Specual Chorr and vuce presudent of T A L her award wrnnung work as a Junror Aude wull certaunly serve her well un the career of nursung Karl Koch Kar a former Franklrn Townshup Hugh stu dent played basketball there us now loyal G H enloys stock car races too dreams of seerng the lndranapolrs Speedway wrll be an auto mechanic John Koenug Hack screntufic student who luked mechanucal drawrng has grand tumes huntrng fishrng and camprnq loyal member of the Natronal Guard Hack us undecided as yet to a career but would luke to loun the Army Edward G Korchok Eddue Machune Shop and Mr Smrth made school most enroyable partucrpated rn Intramural basketball and Rod and Gun of whuch he was secre tary and treasurer greatest ambutron to succeed rn all that he does John Kosko Sam Vocatuonal Draftung student royed draftung and Mr Krfer vuce presrdent and secretary of Draftrng Club spends spare mo m nts rudrng hrs c Sam hopes to be a draftsman or rom the Aur Force 55 1956 SENIORS Mary Elizabeth Kostelnuk Mare exceedungly actuve un hugh school officer of G A A French and F T A as at tendant un May Coronatrons and cheerleader Mare found greatest loys Seton Hrll and teachung wull fulfill her ummedrate dreams Muchael A Krautz Ludgo an amuable sports fan wuth an eye for the future rn the Aur Force and an admrrer of Martha Raye Walt Drsney and P O D after work at Spurkos Gulf Statron he undulges rn an unusual hobby rausrng squurrels Sondra Krlstan Sandy plays the puano and reads frctron storues rn her spare trme enroys watchrng TV especially Father Knows Best euther a secre tarral or a nursung career loom rn the future she wants to see Hawarr Danuel Kroutz Dan enroys everythrng concernrng cars whether thus b trnkerrng wuth them or racrng them our shops rate tops un hrs book as do Delmonts Teen affaurs hus lone ambutuon us to do a stretch rn the U S Navy Joyce Elame Krupey Joyce quuet but busy stayrng on the hugh French Club and Raduo Class lust as much as our football games workrng wuth languages Interests her as a career He'en Kubrcek Helen a popular lass rn many actuvrtues So ree F T A Special Chour and Varuety Show may enter the teachmg field but because of prevuous experuences a a singer she has secret desures to rng professionally Dorothy h D on ed r r e xhausts pare ers ury Mart un she hunks vung hall traffic ane wou e an cellent rm P George E Kuhns Kuhnsre a great fan of G H S football basketball and track events after work at a gas statron collectrna cams or playung basketball provrde relaxatuon for Kuhnsue hrs future may un clude surveyrng or draftung Wanda Lee Kuhns Wanda one of the D E students who works afternoons at Murphy s when not swummung or playung badmrnton she lustens to records because she enloys travelung Wanda plans to become an arrlrne hostess after graduatuon ' a .. n ' Ho c dan . . ' rh d . . rr . . . J' ... ' ' ' ... an ' ' , ' ' ' . . . J e ,, . . ,, . . i Scotty . .. a personable energetic girl who was honor role . ,. she enioyed Special Choir, Masque, I I In . . . - i I ' S A 'll . . I . A to . , S. ... ' ... he ' ' s ' I D V F ' Xe K b' ' X . rr u u W nr Msg ... ' ' ' ' A m n e g ral e ss .X ' .,. ' ' , ' , h C u r at ' , ' . .., ' i s g .. ' ' ... ' ' ng i l Id ' - ' ' ' . f . H. S I . ... ' ' ' .., en- .. . . . e ' ' in ' ar .. . ' ' , 1956 SENIORS Mlchael rthu ro S m I vqn p he plays car t n three operettas d a n Country Club as a Mlke ould like to be an unstru Dennls Kunkle Denny sclentlflc student who liked mathe matics loyal supporter at G H S football games his hobby ts working on car engines Denny hopes to go to Robert Morris College and become an accountant Mary Ann Kwaczala Mary Ann who enloyed typing Ellery Queen mystery stories and collecting movle stars pictures she worked at Bon Ton during the sum mer If she should torn the service Mary Ann would prefer the W A F Ellen Kyle Elen a picture of poise and charm Ellen was an actlve addntlan to Dolphln French Front Wheels and Art Club she could always be found at a party or with the gang Beaver Kenneth W lamble Tom always had tlme for sports Wrest lung Cross Country and Track claimed hum swim ming and all G H S games held his Interest after school his slogan w ll be The Marines Have Landed Gladys N Leolr Kitty says the happrest event In her llfe was her eighteenth blrthday she could always be seen cheering our football and basketball teams to vlctory a home economlcs student she hopes become a beautlclan Jon Leaphart on a musrc lover from South Greensburg as Jon proved by has membership In the School Band the Choir and the Ftremen s Band pay Ing golf was a slde me the future holds career In the Navy for Jon Janet Ellen Left an an attractive gurl wlth a ready smule being treasurer of French Club member of the S G A Social Commrttee N F L Masque F T A and Front Wheels fllled her actlvlty lust an plans to become a teacher George lettler Georgie a resldent of Southwest e Sclentlflc Course and Audio Vnsual were all a port of hrs G H S llfe but after school he enloyed Gsh Ing or working wnth model raslroads George desires to see the world Mary Lou Lemmon plans to become a secretary and so took the Commerclal Course hobbies consisted of travel and swlmmmg she never missed a foot ball and basketball game or commerclal club meet an Paul Lmsen Pau a verv agreeable fellow who served has homeroom for two years In the S G A p y slcs and all Mr Stahles classes were his favorites after chemucal engineering at Tech he wlll be scouttng for a good 'ob James lrttlewoocl lm a Scuentlflc Course student who greatly enloyed has chemtstry class played on the intra mural basketball team for his homeroom 201 would like to prepare for engxneerlng at one of our larger unlversltles Da rwln Lohr Darwin qutet and good natured both flt h rn to a T he really put has whole heart Into playlng the French horn and trumpet durlng has four years In the band Penn State and mdustrlal eng neerlng follow graduation Nancy Long Nancy dlmpled and sweet she held her own in French Masque and Wheels clubs a so chairman of the Soxree lnvntatnon Committee Nancy cant help but be a success as she malors In English at Chatham Nlck Anthony Long Nick a general student who liked sales classes and Mr Shrelds though he was on the track team and worked In his father s barber shop he stlll had tame to attend dances the future may see htm In the Marines Robert W Long Bob a follower of the Commercual Course who wants to continue studying and become an accountant Key Club football games reading Emerson and working at the Lllly Shop kept hum busy his friendliness will carry htm far Mary lou Lopes ou a sincere friendly gurl who was fun to know was actlve In Front Wheels her favorute cub In the future Lou would luke to connect the far corners of the world with Bell Telephones Jerome P Lozaw Jerry a popular ftgure In the halls as well as on the football held the Solree Refreshment Commlttee and bemg president of Varsity G were his favorite actlvttles after graduatuon Jerrys plans Include school and a 'ob Marsha L Lucas Marsha tall dark and an asset to G H S member of French Masque Chour and Art Club secretary when Marsha has her educatlon art studlo and travels she wtll remunusce of many friends and happy trmes In G H S 56 Kullk Kunkle Tete a e Kwaczalct Ky e Lambne Lean Leaphart e Leffler Lemmon Llnsen Lmlewaod Lohr N Long N A Long R Long Lopes Lozaw Lucas - -7 te Jo.,. l l 1 . f.. 1 l , A I .9 ' 'A-ku ,U 4 LU 0 e .. f e l 5 f W IM. hl 'ls on ' . 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X97 I , 1' x my N :J X, X ,,,f Zn, 6 Us . ii I Fry f V fx?-5 2 ,..-dv utz MacDonald 1 9 5 6 Krtten on the keys Macko Mdhood Makar Marretta Marcrnko Marnell Marsh Mcrschak Mastro M McAdams B McAdams McArdle McClelland McChesney McCormack McCracken McCullough Janet L Lutz Toots a fan of Mr Schwrng and the D E Course French Club and chorus brrghtened her spare trme thanks the world could drspense wrth nosey people she has a worthy ambrtron to become a commercral artrst Margaret MacDonald Peggy a topflrght student who has made a fine record for herself srnce her transfer here she was the F T A hrstorran and a member of the band and German Club come fall thrs future musrc teacher wrll be enrolled rn some fortunate college Elnzobeth Ann Macko Betty a pleasant person hrgh school was made more enroyable by Mrss Barnes and Eno rs Masque kept her qurte busy attended the football and basketball games her dream to become a woman rn whrte Melrssa Ann Mahood Sanny so pert and such an avrd reader she was busy berng presrdent of F T A busrness manaaer of the Greensburger member of Masque specral chorr and French Club teachrng after colleqe appeals to her Louls Makar ou a patronrzer of the local pool room whose marnstay rn lrfe rs dcncrng was a part of soecral chorr and several operettas car hrs fulfilled dream lndrana State Teachers College hrs unfulfTlled one Melvyn Monroe Marietta Me thus D E student was treasurer of the D E Cub he wrll always remember the trrf-es he shot a seven nornt deer and when he bought hrs car hrs ambrtron rn lrfe rs to achreve a place rn the busrness world Thomas Morcrnko Tom came to G H S from South Greens burq a sports enthusrast he attended all our sports actrvrtres he may someday be seen on the staqe or teachrng tomorrows youth after go ang to the Unrversrty of North Carolrna Nancy .I Marnell Nancy lrked all her sublects but wanted less homework she wrll always hold the sorree and learnrng to drrve dear to her heart after trarnrnq at the McConnell Arrlrne School she wrll grace the wade blue yonder Mary Joan Marsh Joanne always had a cheer for our team her lengthy actrvrtres Included Art and Spanrsh Clubs G A A and Busrness Manager of our year book free hours were filled workrng at Petes and wrth th gong she may frnd a place the comrrvercr l art held X9 me Q w a e t Stevens Modelrng School rs her oal aft groduatron 59 SENIORS Mary Joann Mastro Mary Jo dull moments were unheard of wrth her If not baby srttrng there was always dancrng readrng or basketball and football games buslness school to prepare her as a doctors receptronrst rs foreseen Margaret Ann McAdams Peggy a peppy marorette excess energy was spent on G A A Publrcrty Commrttee of S G A and lunror assembly strll saved trme for dancrng and skatrng Bell Telephone C clarms her after school Bob McAdams Ro at present an athlete and rn the future a member of the Arr Force extra trme after work at Anderson s was spent attending or partrcrpatrng rn sports was a stage crew member and led Front Wheels as presrdent Ruth Ann McArdle Ruthie pert pleasant and pretty actrve rn Brown and White Greensburger Commercral Club and S G A charrman of the Socral Com mrttee and secretary of the class of 56 become a secretary rs her wrsh W John McClelland John who smrles at everyone enroyed er nature a good sense of humor and a good senror also to prepare for forestry at Penn State rs hrs dream Thomas Dale McChesney Tom seems to lrke agrrculture at lot there fore he took the Ag Course belonged to F F A and the 4 H Club Tom wrll be prepared for hrs occupation as a beef herdsman after graduatron from G H S C'ark McCormlck Clark always a smrle for everyone spent much of hrs trme srngrng and practrcrng for the varrety shows and the operettas as a member of Specral Chorr and Boys Ensemble Clark rs stall undecrded about hrs future Donald McCracken Mrckey a vocatronal enthusrast who lrves cars burldrng model planes and workrng at Sears frll hrs spare hours he enroys swrmmrng and playrng hrs trumpet hrs future plans are vague but the Arr Force looks lrkely Jane McCullough Janre fun and laughs are found wrth thrs Commercral student Saturday she works at Bon Ton rn school Specral Chorr and Englrsh rnterested her most Janne wrll be an excellent omce worker next year L . ' , ' ' , ' ' o. I I ' ' l. ' , ' ' his is A ' 1 1 l ' 1 ,I f ' ' to ' ' Mr. Stahle and the scientiflc course . .. likes moth- H1 I , I .ll f.. 1 1 . I ' ll' Il ' ' I . ,A . . . . . ,, ,, . .n . . . LJ , r A s n W X - ' . sh ' rr th ' . ' ' X d r o 'm iss c s r ' , e as e F. .h av It ' , ' ' ' a 'i ' ' ' ' ' l 1956 SENIORS John McDonough Jack football mathematIcs and books are hIs maIn Interests he takes prIde In the fact that he halls from South Greensburg but he s glad he I5 n G H Jack wIll be an asset to t e engIneer Ing departme t of Maryl onnle le Ma H A nd S eclal ChoIr technIques n rse next omsM Tom a Vocatlonal enthuslast hIs varled Interests range from wrestlIng to model plane buIld In worklng as a plnboy and watchlng TV fill hIs Idle hours a college educatIon looks good to Torn now but time wIll tell about hIs future Nettle McQuIllIs Nettle a commerclal student who flnds ex cltement In readlng mystery novels thlnks gIrls Intramural basketball should be played at G H 5 the future holds a receptIonIsts posItIon and a trIp to MIamI Florlda Loretta lee Mensch e one of our pepplest persanalltles her 0CflVIly lIst Includes the Greensburger, French Club and the SaIree decorating commlttee In the future Ret plans to devote her vlm to a lournolIstIc career after graduatlon from PItt James Messa ros Struts an enthuslastlc student In Mr Gar rntys class greatest thrIll In llfe was hIs flrst huntlng experlence has an Intense desIre to IOID the MarInes upon graduatIon later settlIng for a lTlOCl'IIf1ISlS 'ob Robert Meyer Bo a great Import from South Greensburg IH the CommercIal course hIs spare tIme hobby IS collectIng records also works at a servIce statlon has vIsIted thIrty SIX of our states but has a desIre to see HGWUII Anne te MIgnogna Annette there was never a dull moment when she was around Rear Wheels le CIrcle Francals and the Greensburger staff were her fav Oflle GCllVI'IeS she would lIke to enter nursIng at the Westmoreland County Haspltal ElIzabeth Mlgnogna z a frlendly person who enloyed the teach Ings of Mrs Jackson and shorthand partIcIpatIng In the CommercIal Club took up most of her tIme would lIke to VISIl Italy someday aIm to be a good secretary Florence MIgnogno o overflownng wIth energy even after countless evenIngs of dancmg donated some of her excess energy to F H A Although saddened by her sudden death IH AprIl her classmates remem ber her enlhU5IGSlIC personalIty John Mlka John another of our D E students he wIll remember Wllh prIde servlng as chlef of The Ground Observer Corps there wIll be llttle tIme for flshmg or football qa'nes when John starts on a career In accountlng ste Phy r pplne when she engoys In o the Home n s ar her goal o m er Harry Mnller Harry tall dark and handsome descrlbes thIs fellow to perfectlon he always enloyed the Rod and Gun meetlngs and workIng In the shops after servlng Uncle Sam In the U S Navy a lob as a mold maker would look good to hIm LEWIS MIller ew of all the actIvItIes at G H S attend Ing football games and Speclal Cholr rank at the top of Lews lIst hIs Interest In photography account for IlS beIng hIs hobby hIs ambltlon IS to become an archItect Margaret Ann MIller Maggle who played the bells In our band an evenlng readmg or sewIng rated hlgh wIth her but she could do wIthout dlshes or homework G H S and the German Club wIll be left be hlnd when she prepares for nursIng Sandra MIller Sandy a blue eyed young lady who lIkes people who can take lakes gust as well as she en layed Art Club and beIng a Llbrary AssIstant teachIng young mInds the fundamentals of art would sult her very nlcely Anthony MIHCUCCI Tony a serIous mlnded and earnest stu dent who was well llked by hIs many frlends he spends most of snare tIme playIng and studylng the accordIon soon he wIll be enterIng college cnd studymg engIneerIng Carmen Moffa Cormle a fnendly guy who pIled up pounts for the basketball team centerlng around sports Interests Included danclna S G A Soclal CommIttee and Home Room PresIdency hopes of college and coachIng seen ahead Margaret louise oore LOUISE UYIOD ome Ec stu dent s chIef ter Home Ec and t e F r sum I assed swtftly :Is she usher 0 ' IllIG Ku layhqqse ost lIkely horne ng wIl th l 60 A E F McDonough Mclntyre Step Up McLaughlIn McQuIllIs Mensch Messaros Meyer MIgnogna MIgnogna MIgnogna Mlxa MIller H MIller MIller M Mlllet S MIller MIncuccI Moffa Moore FI I ' ' c We ' ' E h I' Jx - . on .. r u . .Q I6 . l a h- c i uh irl vi sc al .. 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' I . . eh' ' QP i a. ll U Moran Morgan To Look Morrrng Moyer Mulr Mundorff Murphy Murray Musgrave Myers Myers Nolevanko Nalevanko Naser Neal Nerlson N rs Nenno Ne-sta harp Erleen Moran Eileen bubblrng over wrth vrtalrty s e lent her talents to French Club Front Wheels Gnd Masque Club her work rn the Art Club wrll prove valuable rf Erleen becomes a commercral artrst or a desrgner Marsha Vlrgrnra Lee Morgan Marsha came from the wrde open spaces of Texas rn two years she became very popular Specral Chorr Masque Spanrsh Club Greens burger and N FL clarmed her membershrp after graduatron back to Texas for college Clinton Mornng Clrnt a vocational student who hopes to attend M I T and graduate an automotrve engrneer here Clrnt was actrve an our track team and was a regular fan at the football games success rs sure to favor thus tlne student Peggy Ann Moyer Peggy has partrcrpated rn County Chorus an actrve member of French Club F T A and Specral Chorr her spare trme rs spent playrng the prano or readrng she wrll be found at lndrana State Teacher s College Lance Murr Lanny an easy gomg fellow with o warm smrle he was one of our varsrty men who Irved and breathed basketball as a football manager and a member of the SCIEHIIGC course he was kept busy any college wrll welcome Lanny Georqe W Mundorff George a general student who came to us from Washrngton Township Hugh School he found great enloyment by hrs partrcrpatron rn the Audra Vrsual Club hrs aoal wrll be attained by gomg to the Army Bakrng School He'en Murphy Ga would thunk rt flne rf she could go dancrng through lrfe she was always helpful even when busy as a lrbrary assistant Ga thrnks busrness school might be lust the thrng but whrch one IS the brg questron Randall Lyn Murray Randy a congenral all around boy a t presrdent of Masque Club and member of Brown and Whrte and the Radro Broadcasters Club Randy should make an eftlcrent reporter after gradu atron from Ohro Unrversrty Blarr Kathryne Musgrove Tuckey bookkeeprng and typrng appeal to thus HemptTeld grrl proud possessor of a Voca tronal Home Ec award she enroys football bad mrnton and embroidery wants to see Ireland to be a good wrfe rs her arm Hornet Myers Hap G H S rs tops with thrs commercral student enroys a good frctron book eatrng lust loafrng gettrng up rn the mornrng rs her pet peeve she would lrke to see Florida after be coming o secretary 63 1956 SENIORS Joan Myers .loan exhrbrts endless energy as a cheer leader dence floor whrz and Commercal Club sec retary all gay trmes at G H S are farthfully recorded rn her scrap book a remrnder of school after she becomes a medrcal secretary Joseph T Nalevanko oe a South Greensburger who enroyed P O D and Mr Gerhart spends hrs sparetrme wrth hrs match book collectron ftshrng or dancrng he hopes to be a success after studyrng archr tecture at Carnegre Tech Thomas Nalevanko Tom has a twrnkle rn hrs eye whrch anyone In Audro Vrsual wrll tell you reveals all the mrschref he can concoct on the spur of the mo ment hrs spare moments were fllled workrng at the Salem Block Co or hunting he should excell as a U S Marrne John R Naser Drc a Commercral course student who ranks Mrss Abraham hugh on hrs lrst of favorrtes always seen buzzrng around town rn hrs new Olds mobrle rn the future he wrll be seen sorrng the ocean blue wrth the Sea Bees Nancy Mae Neal Nan wrll never forget those wonderful years she Irved rn Florrda when not busy work rng at Troutman s she enroys composrng poetry Nan plans to work as a secretary but also feels that she would like to do some modelrng Jane Nerlson .lanre a srncere and true frrend to many students her actrvrtres consisted of Spec al Chorr French Club Scrence Club cafeterra arde and Brown 8- Whrte Westmoreland Hosp tal wrll grve her her desired nurse s trarnrng Darl D Nellls Darry thus general student lent hrs tr-'ne to Art Club Wheels and Lost and Found Commrttee enloys hrs pennant collentron Mrs Schoepf and French were favorrtes hrs ambrtrons Include a teachrng career and a Caarllac Jamce L Nenno an a perky redhead came to us from Ebensburg where she was an actrve student at Ebensburg Huah enroyed French and Spanrsh at G H S lrkes to dance especrally .lan s dream to be an Interpreter Wrllram Nesta Peach wrll fondly remember Mr Webers P O D class where he had many rousrng trmes he enroys trnkerrng wrth hrs hobby of burldrng mrnra ture planes thus should come rn mrghty handy when he wrns has wrngs rn the U S Arr Force S ' H. 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M person ember of u Clng rIte actIvIty yl WI yIn hlgh as her Im I5 to be n ess af er graduatlon from Weaver AIrlIne c Robert Stan ey Olshefsky Bo exhausts all hIs spare tIme WOYRIHQ on hIs radIo set cr as AssIstant Boy Scout Master of Troop No l IS actlve on the Track team and IN the Gymnastlc Club he would lIke to .OIR the Navy and see the world Rlchard M Orczeck DIck an outdoorsman he lIkes to hunt and flsh the year round experIenced the greatest moment of hIs lIfe when he spent a week at Penn State for 4H Leadershlp School Someday h hopes to own a garage DomenIck OHUQIIO Jack Ross hIs broad Interest In sports cludes football basketball huntlng and fishlng enloys the works of Emerson receIved hIs great est 'oy by IoInIng the Marlne Reserves where he wlll contlnue after graduatlon VeronIca oSIk0WlCZ Ronnle a frIendly gIrl from SlIckvIlle enloyed MISS Abraham and typIng Commeraal Club took the rest of her hIgh school lIfe er dreams are centered around typlng and a possIble trIp to Mexlco Janet OHIIIO an a co operatIve and CCllVe hIgh honor student always ready to lend a hand In S G A Spanlsh Sclence and Masque Clubs or the Brown and Whlte Jan hopes to be a medlcal technIcIan and someday VISIY MEXICO Jeanme Overdortf Dusty a vocally talented person mem ber of SpecIal ChoIr a parhcnpant IH the JunIor Talent Show and Operetta Secretary of D E Club Dustys greatest Interest IS embroIderIng for her hope chest Shlrley Ann Overdorlf Shlr a D E student who works at Royers she belonged to D E Club and was her home room secretary for two years Shlrl wants to go to buslness school to become a secretary after her graduatIon from G H S Rose Mane Pallltta Peaches took the General Course and b longed to Art Club lIkes football and basketball games and dancmg Peaces has worked at the HospItalIty Shop she hooes for a career as o beautlcnan and a trIp to Rome MW Marlene Paluzzl Marlene varlety of Interests IS her theme people muslc dancrng and drIvIng all claIm her attentIon member of Commerclal Club at buslness school Marlene wIll prepare for steno graphIc work Frances Poneblanco Fran thls qulet Commerctal student was treasurer of Brown and Whlte and member of G A A Masque and CornmercIal Clubs s e engoys playmq the pIano Fran hopes to traln for nursIng at Westmoreland Albert Pamchella Abe a Vocahcnal boy who lIked the corn bInatIon of Mr SmIth and Auto Shop huntlng flshlng and gettlng practlcal experlence workung on cars claImed hIs extra hours as fcr the future It s undeclded .hm Pannchella Im a member of the football squad from 8th Ward JIm had l'IIs trouble wIth typIng but he wasn t alone he thInks that a baseball team for G H S would be a worthwhlle Improvement JIm has no future plans Ann ParachIno Ann a frIendly and helpful gI1l wIth brlght smIle CommercIoIl Club and typIng for the Brown and Whlte occupled her extra school hocrs readlng or skatlng her out of school ones Ann wIll make an efflclent secretary Partly a brown eyed boy haIlIng from elghth ward was always found among th loyal fans at G H S football games hell use the TYGIHIFIQ of the VOCUlIONUl course In hIs chosen work as an auto echanlc Margaret J 0 a I tv mme stude t oys a ootball es and I I m I eon heels t e te shorthand tg, WWW Joyce Ann P s Joyce one of our AcademIc students s e especIally enloyed mathematlcs at G H S and read Ing hIstorIcal novels partlclpattng In the French Club kept her busy Joyce s future IS yet unde Clded Bruno PeterInellI Pete has a keen sense of humor and a sun cere Interest In readmg Pete always attended sports events teachlng history or Engllsh to hlgh school students along wIth a VISIl to Rome com pletes hIs future Donald Peters Pete a sports enthuslast he was a member of the wrestllng team and attended the football and basketball games hIs favorIte form of rec reatIon IS skatIng the future s es hm as a competent machInIst 64 P Olshetsky R Olshetsky Dont Make Them DIzzy Glrls Orczeck Ortugluo OsIkowIcz Onmo J OverdcrH S Overdorft Pollnm PaluzzI PanebIanco A Pamchella Panlchella Parochuno PcIrdI Parlttt Parks Petermellu Peters ' V .I .I . 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X-' y I A -f ,95- l 'Z Peteccc Ptgnettt Stuck to Plate Plonsky Poole Powell Preset Prlndle Pushnlk Queer ae Ranmondo Reagan Rebrlck Reck Red nond Reffner Reynolds Rtddle Lewls Petlcca ou a mans man as exemplrfled by hls love of sports and the outdoors a regular pa tron of baseball and college football games now employed at a service station Lou looks forward to an Arr Force career G' 621 fl as alw ys wllln El Fl 1 I ECI n ,J Mmm a qood secretary atch Margaret Plate our football team working at the Peggy a loyal fan from the Commercial Course Trnbune Revnew Offlce prepared her for a future as a reporter after graduation plans also Include the hopes of college John Plonsky Yush a football player who made the team rn h s sophomore vear he suggests a sound proof room for speech classes John hopes to become a C P A after flrst furthering his ducatlon Jt St Vrncent s Curtis Poole Curt vocatlonal student whose .avorltes were Mr Ruzanlc and Flectruc Shop member of Rod and Gun Club horses and motorcycles rated hugh with hum Curt hopes to become a radio and televlslon repalrman Joan Powell many tunes tn the band supported our .ootball and basketball teams after graduation she would like to put her pleaslng personality o work at the Bell Marilyn Lee Preset Marulyn a friendly consclenttous student Marulyn was a welcomed member of French u F T and Speclal Choir slnce sewlng and cooking are favorltes lt follows that she wall malor In home ec at Penn State Joy Pnnclle Sunshlne her greatest 'oy was the prlvl lege of attendung G H S sports enthusnasm was shown by regular attendance at games as well as self partlcnpatlon o ave R N after er name us her noble ambltuon Beverly A Pushnlk ev one of our D E students nloyed typlng especnally was actlve nn the D E Club Bev wants to work for Bell Telephone after graduation her greatest ambutron IS to marry and own her own home Kenneth Queer Ken one of our auto mechanuc fellows school was made more enloyable for hum by Mr S'n1th and physics served as a homeroom rep resentatuve for one year after graduatlon he wull be a mechanlc 67 I 1956 SENIDRS Ruth Rae Ruthle personallty aplenty seeks s n cete frlendshup nn compamons when not busy at Thruft she attended school actlvltles although she spent her happlest years In G H S Ruth wlll enloy betng a receptlonnst Rona d Ralmondo on debonanr sportsman whose Interests Ile In huntlng flshung and Rod and Gun Club lnstllled In htm ns a desire to be a draftsman construct on work wull serve as grounds for further educatvon at Putt or Carnegae Tech Ilene M Reagan Ilene a D E student who also IS a member of Wheels spends her spare time at home play :ng the bells or vlolln and collecting stamps Ilene loves travellng and someday hopes to become an aurlme hostess Char es Andrew Rebrlck Chuck thus friendly lad ts from Umty Twp he enloys musical shows on TV could be found on hall guard duty sixth period Chuck wants three thungs from ltfe a good job a good wlfe and a happy home Mary Ann Reck was a loyal fan at all our sports actlvltles loves to swnm therefore would like to vlstt Mnanm Annle hopes to tram at Westmoreland Hospntal to be a X ray technuclan Joanne Redmond Joanne made a success of every protect Including thus annual of whlch she was edltor other actlvltles were S G A and Presldency of Dolphin she excelled tn the lead of the senior pay next year Vassar Elizabeth A Retfner 1 enloys skatmg and swummtng but read Ing and playlng the piano are her favorites member of F T A and a Library asslstant during her tumor year Luz would luke to do offlce work at Bell Telephone John Reynolds John a sux footer plus known for his mtschlevous streak a fan of all sports actrvltles John s tn school favorites are Mr Molter and physlcs he plans to continue his education t Penn State Thomas L Riddle 1 a colorful personality and versatile athlete partlclpottng In football wrestlnng and golf and assumlng the vvce presidency of Varsuty G In preparatuon for a business career hell make Southern Mlssourl his alma mater ' lt L f' ' ' ' i Y 9 ry.. ' to o er -' 'h i- e s e . -- e In . IC .. ' l 0 1 1'-'99 0' ' - I 4 - . . rn A .,v. .- y e- h , I 4, , E . of , R ' ' 1 1 e 1 I I . AI. . , . Jaonie .., with her baritone horn she played Annie ,.. a small gal who came from Harrolds . I ..- . ' ' L - I -I . l J.. rr fr -A R Cl b, ..A., ' ' ' I ..., ' ' rt - rr... 1 - '-- . . . . l v .. . 'M' h ,tk In h . , . I nl U ' ' ' ' Q . . ' I -I ' F I . N URS ry u Rn m , Q y ndly student whose hob res Inc her greatest loy will be grpduat g Mary Lous future is undecided but w kno shell succeed In whatever she does Roy Curtis Rltenour is lustly proud of the fact that he has been the only president of the Class of 56 along with this honor he served in S G A was vice president of Masque, and played JV ball come fall he will take up law at St Vincent Allen Roach a member of that large male group of automobile lovers praises another masculine pastime football looking forward to gradua tion he intends to swap his cap and gown for crew hat and bell bottom trousers Morgar R bb Q er ive In S ani ea as re in v see an I a wo Judith A Roberts Judy being a reporter for the Greensburger member of the Jr Red Cross and secretary for the annex kept Judy busy after graduation Judy plans to work for a few years a en-tlet those wedding bells ng out' ll U J P CI X n odd N ,Jgeua lx El er '9l Y o com l?lll o ar a osltlon as e tn? n Deanna E e Roehnq Deanna this general student finds sociology class very interesting a loyal football fan who enloys watching TV in her spare time after graduation Deanna plans to seek employment at Bell Telephone Thomas Roehrig Thomas a quiet member of the class who worked for tive years In South Greensburg says his pet peeve is people Tom hopes to be come an electrical engineer and then work for the Bell Telephone Company Vivian Joann Roland iv worked part time at the Rustic Drive ln this past summer interested in sports V v is an active member of G A A and enloys ice skating will never forget the day she passed her drivers test Donald N Romagnoli Rome a fifth warder who liked Mr Molter and bookkeeping he works at the Peoples Gas Heating Company part time Rome s desire is to be an accountant or a draftsman after his gradua tion from G H S Edna Ruttin Edna an able library assistant and treas urer of Teen age Librarians hugh raters with her are dancing and skating her favorites were Mr Molter and English Edna hopes to become a nurse after graduation Wilbert J Rutfner I who came to us from Harrolds enloyed dancing and playing piano in his spare time but always found time to attend our games his ambition is to further his education in elec tronucs at Carnegie Tech Kenneth W Rugh Ken a high honor student who especially enloyed his work with Mr Stahle In the Scientific course as well as Science Key Audio Visual Brown 8. White Masque Club and the Senior Play Tech and a scientific future beckon Julie Rupnlk Jule always seen In the office keeping the school s activity books a winner of the American her spare time she plans to become a bookkeep er then get married Josephine Sagllme a vuvacious gal enloyed belonging to Special Choir F T A and was exchange man ager of the Greensburger her favorite pastime is collecting records to become a teacher is her heart s desire Joanne Salvador along with work In Masque Science German and Brown 81 White she obtained high honors proud to receive Girls Citizenship Award at Harrolds Joannes noble ambition to help humanity through medicine George Samella George Vocational Machine Shop was his chosen course he liked to dance at the armory and was always at all of our sporting events after graduation he plans to enlist In the Navy and become a machinist Nancy Jane Santamarra Nancy a Southwest import found swim ming dancing and skating enloyable then too there was collecting pop records and going to all the G H S sports business school beckons Joe Santel oe a good humored wrestler s spare time he might also be found throwing a football or bowling ball having completed the vocational course Joes on his way to Carnegie Tech and engineering 68 hdeet Rrethmuller Rrtenoun e Facuhy Roach Robb Roberts Roddy D Roehrig Roehng Roland Ramagnoh Ruffin Ruffner Rugh Rupnlk Soglirne Salvador Samella Santamarla Sante! it 0 f H, , - th 'w cf' . 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P Schutt Schcrer Schuck Sekora e e I1 o CIN smut sane, s We Y snow Shrade Shuey H Shuster S Shuste SIkoIcI MarIlyn Santmyer MarIlyn a tmy general student who was actrve In G A A Greensburger and SpanIsh Club she attended the basketball and football games lIkes beIng wIth honest frIends her aIm IS to be a successful nurse WIllIam Saxman I proudly strutted hIs stuff as our drum mayor cheerleadIng Spamsh Club and home room dutIes also found a place on hIs actIvIty lIst after Allegheny College thIs future Insurance n-an plans to IoIn the AIr Force and settle down .Ianyce Saxton an her wInnIng personalIty shone brIghtly a G H S In the Masque and Art Clubs and the SOIYEE and socIal commIttees a career as a prIvate secretary and then becomIng an efflcIent ho'nemaker loom In her Immedldle future Mary Jane Schaff Janey a lIvely malorette for the Southwest Red Devrls Janey enloyed Mr MacNamara and German a partIcIpant In the Amateur Radlo Club loves to dance and skate she would lIke to be a pl'IySI0ll1SYC1pISl Patrlcna Schaff a a vocatIonal Home Ec student who par tIcIp:Ited IH F H A SpecIal ChoIr and operettas she wants to VISIl ParIs because the place fasclnates m Pat thInks the best future IS beIng a home maker Ruth Scherer RuthIe M Landls dependable secretary partIcIpated n S G A CommercIol Club and Red Cross representatIve a favorIte pastIme s dancIng enloys a good sense of humor er aspIratIon to be a secretary John Schuck John a three year letterman on the varsIty football squad he toIled after school at Lough Ian s Drun John wIll be well remembered around G H S for hIs catchlng personallty and danclng Gblllly Ruth Sekora Ruthre whose zest was Ullllled by Commer I I Club F T A N F L Greensburger Mas ue :nd Ushers clubs favorlng musIc and drama she enloyed work at the WIllIam Penn Playhouse college lIfe looks fine to her Robert C Selembo Harry one of the handsomest members of our class a member of French Club and presIdent of the band and hrs homeroom hIs spare tIme revolved around hIs trumpet whlch he plays admlr ab y Robert MorrIs and accountIng come next Mary Eva Jane Show e a pleasant young lady whose many octIvItIes Included entertaInIng In the IunIor and senIor talent assemblIes Masque Club and beIng a lIbrary ossIstant to be a secretary and then lIve on a farm IS her desIre 7 1956 SENIURS Bette E Shlck Bets a brown eved lass who lIkes nothung better than an evenIng of skatIng or lIstenIng to NIghtwatch an ardent upholder of our foot ball and basketball teams the future wIll find Bets In nursIng John Edward ShIrey John a ScIentIf1c Course student who greatly admIred Mr Stahle German Club takes up most of hIs spare tIme along wIth hIs hobby of model aIrplanes QOIHQ to college Wtll prepare hIm for a career In chemIstry NeIl Shrvely NeI a space mInded student spends most of l'1ISlIfT'I9 In hIs fUdlO shop and flnkeflhg wIth hIs power telescope after graduatlon he would lIke to prepare for electronlcs or astronomy search Mary lounse Shola Mary Lou a wInner of the AmerIcan LEQIOH Award enloys dancmg and skatIng when she Isnt worklng at Murphys passmg her drIvers test was a thrIll after becomIng a secretary she would lIke to VISIl Rome Donna Kay Shrader Donna who could be found helpIng ID the lIbrary as an assIstant playxng In the band skatIng and dancrng were among her many Interests her aIm for the future I5 to study nursIng at Westmoreland HospItal Bernard l Shuey Bernle always seen In hIs two tone Chevy spends most of hIs tIme at GatlIngs Auto Store as salesman when he has tIme he lrkes to read fIctIon salesmanshlp holds much Interest for thIs commercIal student Herbert Shuster Herky a lover of the great outdoors Ioyed Mr Taylor and Machlne Shop hIs pas trmes conslst of swImmIng huntIng and playIng football he would lIke to hunt In Canada hIs aIm to be a machInIst Susanne Shuster ue a LegIon award wInner 'rrom Harrolds who claIms membershIp on the Brown 8 WhIte staff and VICE presIdency of the CommercIal Club Sue plans a career as an Glfllne hostess but lIke most gIrls wants to get marrled Lawrence Matthew Srkora Larry a llkeable G H S personalIty whose accordlon selechons In talent assemblles and Moy Queen CoronatIons are well remembered by all earnest and full of fun he Ends sports huntmg and marnage appealIng . . l ' . . ., , ' B'll,.. 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'I ,,V'A'!ly' QW Vjffyf . 1956 ff szuuuuuns ff mffiffff, Davud B Slk Dave a Scuentuflc student who comes from Ludwuck hus hobbues unclude playung golf and druvung a car Mt Odun Golf Course employs um after graduatuon the busuness school at Putt wull claum Dave s attentuon Robey Sumpson Robey a suave casual unduvudual partucupated un golf but attended all G H S sports events dancung and basketball kept hus extra hours full after graduatuon from Penn State Robey wull be a lawyer Lmda Skogsberg Lundy a bouncy blond especually luked P O D class and G H S sports was actuve on the Souree Decoratung Commuttee and Recreatuon Board Lunda would luke to vusut Spaun someday her future us stull undecuded but college us sught Grace Smaul Gracue one of our D E classmates was quards collectung souvenurs us a pastume Gracue wull make some boss an efficuent secretary after graduatuon Darlene Smutlu Dar a pleasant gal haulung from Manor Jr Hugh enuoys readung and lustenung to the raduo especually Jay Muchael she has an untense dus luke for Bermudas and knee socks us hopefully a S ee S Find the fthe few senuors who had socuol y wuth Mr MacNamara she has enuoyed vusutung twenty three of our states and also Canada soon we wull flnd Hattue as a student nurse un Shadysude Hosputal buggest square Ruchard Steele Duck a reluable football and track manager pleasure was gotten from lustenung to hut songs dancung or playung golf although the future us a but vague Duck should succeed wuth hus pleasant personaluty Skogsberg Smaul Ronald Stetl Louue a tall fellow who rated Muss Trefts a P O D tops he loves sports especually huntung seeks fruendluness un hus companuons after graduatung to see the world wuth the Navy Phulbert Ray Sterner u a member of Auduo Vusual Rear Wheels and French Club hus hobbues are all mechanucal repaurung electrucal equupment cars and raduos Phul plans to enter Nyach Buble Smnh School to study for the munustry Sofranko Betty Ann Sterf Jerry thus S G A representatuve whose future secretary Frances Sofranko Fran can be found workung at Murphy Saturdays and holudays enloys skatung dancung she has dreams of seeung Chuna wull never forget learnung to druve future butuon us to be a beautucuan James Carl Sonnue um a brown haured fellow P O D takung the scuentuflc course made hugh school s on and fn and very enloyable was quute actuve un the Gymnastuc Club and Junuor Fruends of Art hus aum us o loun the Marunes Thelma Nada Speaus Thelma an academuc student from South west who played the cornet un the Band also a member of F T A Specual Chour and treasurer of German Club next fall Thelma wull be seen at Otterbeun College studyung musuc Rose Marue Spencer Rose came from Hempfleld Townshup hence claumed Harrold as her uunuor hugh enloyed bookkeepung and Muss Nucewonger lukes to read and swum un her spare tume her greatest dream us to be a housewufe Betty Ann boasts travel un nune states em horse affords an opportunuty to exercuse her rudung s another skull she hopes to acquure us that ofa telephone operator Georgann Sterrett s found socuology the new class for sen uors and Mr MacNamara fine umprovements s e spends her spare tume druvung or horseback rudung soon we wull find Sus as a student nurse at Shadysude Hosputal Donna Stevenson Stevue really brughtened all of her classes N F L Art Club Specual Chour Souree Com muttee and Honey un the Senuor Play were some of her actuvutues perhaps someday shell grace other stages as she dud ours Dorothy A Stevenson o who wull remember wuth fondness every munute spent at G H S especually Muss Abraham the commercual course and our football and basketball games some lucky employer wull have Dot as a receptuonust Jerald Stunebuser talents lue un the fleld of chemustry would luke to wutness an actuve atomuc reactor at Oak Rudge Provung Grounds hes chosen Cornegue Tech to prepare for electrucal enguneerung Robert Stockberger o a fruendly lukeable classmate layed all mathematuc courses at G H S and espe cually Mr Molter partucupated un S G A hus sen uor year hus aum us to study enguneerung at Sonnue Speaus Spencer Steel Steele Sveft Sterner Sueff Sterrett D Stevenson D A Stevenson Stunebuser Penn State Stockberger 72 , 7 ,fl C' ' ' L , 0 L19 l U, , J C 5 4 ' ,VJ sur Jr' f 'I U . 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W fl, Stoner I 9 5 6 Three For The Show Smut Swartz Sweeney Swenson Topole G E arr G B arr Teeters Thomas Todaro Tomer M Trainer Trcnn TrIce Trango out Trump Frank Stoner Frank a famIlIar f'gure In the halls of G H S he was actIve In the Assembly and Sa cIa CommIttees and was a loyal upholder of all our teams Franks easy goIng charm should wrn hIm success In the busrness world ee Statler ee an outdoor enthuslast takIng the sclen tIflc course spare tIme was spent at Kunkles Garage llkes rIdIng around In a car dl5lIkeS snobbIsh glrls and cold schoalroams he hopes to become an engIneer Mayme Yvonne Stout Mayme a future mlsslonary nurse who worked for the Junlor Auxrlrary ofthe hospItal school Mayme belonged to band and Speclal ChoIr she wall prepare for her worthwhule occupatlon at Westmoreland Jack Swartz .lack a general student who horaughly en Ioyed Mr Garrlty s Consumer Educatlon classes says hrs happlest moment was when he reached hIs slxteenth bIrthday hrs ambItIon after graduatlon IS to get a good Iob Beverly Sweeney ev clalmed by Greensburger Commerclal and Ushers Clubs loved readIng dancIng swIm mrng or all G H S sports events her pleasant smlle wIll and her as a medlcal secretary after BusI ness TraInIng College In Puttsburgh Tracy Swenson Tracy a dellghtful person a general student was actIve IN the Masque Club 5pecIal ChoIr and as a lIbrary asslstant partIcularly enloyed attendIng the football games after Mary Aleda Topole Mary a hard WOYKIDQ malorette and G A A member Saturday work at McCrory s leaves her lIttle tIme for danclng belng naturally CODSCISH TIOUS and attractuve shell study at Earl Wheelers and become a model Gary Earl Tarr Gary basketball football and huntrng are hIs sports Interests hls trumpet was a contrIbu tIcn to the brass sectlon of the band hopes to Iam the AIr Force then someday as he puts It get rIch fast George B Tarr George a South Greensburger who llked Mr Stohle solld geometry and model rallroadlng the traInIng George recelved from our SCICHTIHC Course wIll surely help hlm when he goes to PItt or CarnegIe Tech Kathryn Te X n p 1 g e plana at coll er s e Sl rnp Garden PH s etary and 5 'li 75 SENIORS Clntford Thomas ClIHle towernng lad In room 251 ardent basketball and football fan spends spare tIme maklng and flymg model planes a member of the Marlne Reserve he wants to enter INTO the grocery buslness Mary Ruth Todaro Mary thIs general student was kept busy th N F L Masque Club and SpanIsh Cub she spends lelsurely hours readlng the works f lrvIng Stone after goIng to Pltt she hopes to become an aIrlIne hostess Faye Joyce Tomer Faye especIally lIked the school Splfll at G H S she took an actlve part In F H A a d Commerclal Club thought MISS Keener was tops Faye has plans to enter college and become an elementary teacher MarIe Tramer Marle a Salemnte who lIked Mr Weber and P O D she Ends dIIvIng eatIng pIzza and at tendlng football games to be wonderful pastlmes MarIe wants to be a nurse at Latrobe Hospltal after graduatlon Irene Tramer Irene VIVGCIOUS blond In the CommercIal Club and G A an ardent fan at all football and basketball games a smooth partner on the dance floor a buslness school IS In her future wlllldm E Trrce wIll never forget the day he passed hIs drIvers test In hIs spare tIme BIll ralses para keets and tropIcal fish after G H S Morrlson s School wIll occupy two years then he wants to see Washrngton D C Patrlck Trango ro an academlc student who excelled all he attempted hopes someday to stand at the top of the world Mt Everest Penn State may claIm hum In hIs preparatron for englneerrng goal he IS bound to achleve Welty Trout I5 Iudglng from hIs frIendlIness Welty certarnly deserved wlnnlng the AmerIcan LegIon Award IS serlously Interested nn photography the future may flnd Welty as an AdvertIsIng Photographer Kenneth E Trump en a comparatwely qulet fellow who llked of all thlngs math he also found that Mr Ger hart was a good teacher Ken had a part tume Iob at the Penn Albert Motel he plans to be a tool and dIe maker I ' pl. . 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' . l, 1956 SENIDRS Nancy Jean Truxal Nancy an advocate of the Commercial Course she had fun servlng on the soclal com muttee of the S G A belng rn Wheels Club and S G A her sophomore year Nancy ns sure to be a success as a secretary Sarah Catherine Tubbs Sally a petite lass who played a clarlnet In our band was secretary of F T A and home room treasurer after school she enloyed sewing swrmmrng the future wlll flnd her xnstructlng young mlnds In homemaklng John F Tuskan Bug John serious and considerate played his heart out for G H S a valued mem ber of the basketball track and football teams we are sure he will succeed ID hrs ambltlon to play malor league baseball Betty lou Uhrmek Betty Lou pounds many keyboards wrth pleasure prano and typewriter commercial course G H S ments are absorbed by dancing the future holds a 'ob for her as a typlst enloyed her her leisure m John D Urban Jack a demon on the football held the basketball floor or the track was his Hrst varslty touchdown makes the honor role with the SCIEHTITTC course of becornrng an engineer hrs biggest thrlll Jack has hopes Bob Vargo Bo slipped right Into G H S life after coming to us from St Vincent he gladly added has athletic skrll to our Varslty basketball squad and drd a great rob to be a family man and a suc cessful enguneer are hrs alms Robert Anthony Vmce Sprucy a tall curly haired boy from Han nastown who dldnt thunk much of school especially the fact thot he had to spend so much of his tame here his one and only ambltlon rs to play ma lor leafzue baseball Vlrglnla lee Wachtler Jenny this blonde from room 251 thlnks friends with a pleasing personality are most deslr ob e enloys Nightwatch and mystery stories she worked for one year rn the cafeterra would like to vlslt Florida Jerry Wadsworth Jerry known for his sense of humor and has wrtty remarks a loyal fan Jerry attended all G H S soorts actlvltres a moment to remember was the purchase of his own car Jerry s deslre us to be a success Richard B Wanna Duck a perennlal honor student and avld model railroad hobbyist Greensburger Science Masque and Wheels Clubs constltuted hrs less ser: ous Interests Its Carnegie Tech and chemical englneerlng for Duck Melvln Walter Me always wearing a pleasant smile he enloyed everything from hunting and the Rod and Gun Club to eatlng pizza and roller skating after attending Penn State Mel wall become a crvll engineer James A Weaver lm ably served our football team by acting as a manager belonged to Varsity G Wheels and Key Clubs enloys war novels or bulldlng model cars after a degree from Putt he hopes to become a State Policeman Ronald S Weaver on teased by the grrls for having such rosy cheeks a member of Rod and Gun and F F A reporter spends hrs spore trme wrth has stamp and com collectlons or workrng on the farm has future IS undecided Robert G Welghtman Smoky favorite subqect was Auto Mechanics engoys hunting rode a motorcycle to school every day thus he thanks a parkmg lot would be a worthwhile nmprovement he wants to prepare for diesel mechanics Perry A Wenmer e another of our Hempfceldltes wnll remember with pleasure receuvlng his drivers license supportmg G H S football and basketball games and our own Mr MacNamara to get a good lob IS hrs ambltlon Todd Welty Todd one of Mr Stahles screntlfTc crew worked part time for an engineering firm last summer hobbles are basketball swlmmrng and llstenlng to Rock and Roll records Tod hopes to become e meer Kathry e of u oo and E he drrve :den er t eer In bookkeep Ing Uh mtarryp Wg Q, John N White Whitey owerf pla r unter sts also a wrest mg and track evk ts nd ttee busmes p ofes IO er De SI ss Sc oo are ar at II et rn .ca nd Jun e h s ds!! und an X Taledt w d rnet ow time ,af QQ Truxal Tubbs Landis and Company Tuskan Uhrlnek Urban Vargo Vance Wachtler Wodswortn Wanna Wolte Weaver Welghtmon Weumer Welty Wheele Whlte Wrgherd ,IH .. .,- ' or v , I., H-' 1, - - R . . 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Wrlkrnson Wrllard Whats Wrlson Wrneman Wolff Woodward Wotus Wright Yaklm Ycrnrty Yencho Zelachosk Zelrnsky J Zel o N Zello Zrgleor Zvnnwerman Zruno Frye Janet Wrlkrnson e thrs peppy commercral student rm mensely enloyed her general office practrce s e was a member of Specral Chorr and took part rn the Varrety Show Red hopes to become erther a secretary or arrlrne hostess Shrrley Wrllard Ammre found pleasure rn Mrs Jacksons commerclal classes occupres her loose moments at the Greensburg radro statron movres rank hrghly on her socral ladder desires a career rn the modelrng and fashron world Bette Lou Wrlson Boo verv musrcally rnclrned partrcrpated rn County Orchestra and Band and Drstrrct Orchestra our own band and orchestra also clormed her as drd Commercral Club future rnvolves secre tarral work Wrllram Robert Wmeman Wrllre appears mrld mannered but looks can be decervrng hrs lrkes rnclude sports motor cycles and speed French Club and chemrstry appealed to hrm as does engrneerrng and schoolrng at Penn State Extensron Wayne Wolff Wolffre chalked up many a vrctory for G H S acted as captorn of both football and basketball teams Wolffle plans to go to col lege af er graduatron but undecrded as to where hrs greatest ambrtron rs to coach Jay E Woodward Zeke a clerrcal student partrcularly en loyed typrng was actrve rn Audro Vrsual and Specral Chorr attended all the football and bas be an emcrent typrst Mary Jane Wotus Janre always looked lrke a prcture from Seventeen G A A Commercral Club and dancrng took her rnterests berng a G H S cheer leader wrll always be remembered her neat ness wrll help thrs future secretary Wrllram A Wrrght a flyrng enthusrast who spent a great deal of hrs trme at the arrport workrng wrth hrs elaborate set of electrrc trarns also kept hrm busy Brll wrll be a future prlot rn Uncle Sams Arr Force Pa hcra l UI e Yaklm an ey catc ng cosku e ga vrce pres s e s al Ch Ea d W e as yet rn rte excet d success rn ts utu Donald Yanrty Yab a talented art student wel d served the many awards he received rated So croloqy an rnterestrng experrence other favorrtes are dancrng and socralrzrng Commercial Art rs the career of hrs chorce 79 1956 SENIDRS George Yencho George could often be seen usherrng at the Manos Theater hrs yen for excitement was ful fllled by readrng Mrckey Sprllane s Mysterres e future says he wrll go to Busrness School or Iorn the Arr Force Frances Zelachosk Frances a Commercral student enloyed typrnq and Mrss Knoll rn her sparetrme she at tended rootbcrll games and roller skatrng Frances hopes to vrsrt Canada after graduatron a secretary or receptronrst Audrey Zelrnsky Aud so sweet and srncere ever busy wrth Spanrsh Club S G A Ushers Club Masque and berng vrce president of F T A after G H S perhaps lndrona State Teachers College then a teachrng career Joseph Frank Zello oe Vocatronal Machme Shop was hrs chosen course Mr Taylor s Englrsh class and our sportrng events were hrgh on hrs lrst of favorrtes after graduatron a trrp around the world appeals to Joe Nrcholas Zello Nrc one of our vocational boys who lrked shop and thought all the shop teachers were tops srnce Nrck lrkes to work on cars he would some he goes to the Marmes Ronald Zrglear Butch loves cars and being helpful played basketball for hrs church league con structron work fllls hrs summers but he has a varrety of rdeas for the future state polrce work hrs own busrness or the Arr Force Kerth Zrmmerman Keith to s u dance clarmed orr he thought Miss McCOr Kerth has no definite ans for would lrke to work for a gas com Edward Zruno Eddie enloyed the agrrcultural course and Miss McCormrcks hrstory class he was secre tary of Future Farmers of Amerrca for whrch he was also an actrve basketball player after the Navy Eddre plans to farm rn Mrchrgan Edward Frye a vocatronal agrrculture student who rs happy to be able to prepare hrmself to care for hrs future form a hrghlrght of hrgh school has been the football games hrs love of adventure ha made Ed a persrstent hunter I Rd ' ' ' . 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Q - rs- Q A - , vdfblv G' '--,, S' 5 eww 49 ' f ' J U N l 0 R S Welcoming The Challenge Of Our Final Year Autumn Daze It's In Here Somewhere Aaron, Michael Abraham, Nancy Adams, George Adams, Martha Adamson, Shirley Albright, Betty Albright, Charlotte Albright, Melvin Anderson, Paige Anderson, Patricia Ankney, Martha Antis, Joann Anthony, Charles Arandas, Matthew Armel, Chelsie Armbrust, John Attenberger, Richard Bacan, Dolores Jean Baer, Kenneth Bair, Ethel Barker, Harold Barnard, Edward Barton, Ruth Bashioum, Walter Baur, Jean Beaufort, Ronald Beckner, Katherine Beehner, Charles Bell, Arthur Bell, David Bell, Judy Bender, Russell Betlan, lee Birchak, James Black, Betty Blank, Dennis Blatney, Dorothy Bloom, Grace Borelli, Joseph Bradish, Rose Ann Brannick, Nadine Brinker, Thomas Bronson, Laura Brunot, Patricia Bossart, William Bundy, Richard Burhenn, John Burton, Frederick Bush, Glenda Bythiway, Linda 82 Camarote, John Camarote, Mary Cardone, Peter Carney, Catherine Carpinelli, Donna Carr, William Charley, Tyrone Charlton, Thomas Chicka, Carolyn Chipullo, Marianna Cindric, Pauline Cirelli, Pete Clawson, Ronald Close, Walter Coates, Eleanor Coates, George Collins, John Connor, William Corsi, Anita Craig, Nancy Crawford, Kathy Crissinger, Helen Crookston, Reid Crosby, Clarence Croushore, Gwen Cruder, Mildred Crusan, Barbara Culbertson, Carol Currie, Andrew Curry, Mary Dailey, Frederick Damico, Nancy Daversa, Frank Daverso, Rose Davey, Elizabeth Davidson, Linda Davis, Elaine Debich, Sandra Decker, Patricia DeGol, Norma Delesandro, James DeMerices, Jean Detar, Kathleen Detar, Robert Detore, Marianne Detore, Thomas Devan, Marlene Dick, Ronald Dietz, Vance DiOrio, Ada f Q- w-4 Now Hear This Which DiStefano James Dobies Walter Dominick Lawrence Downall Judith Drake Thomas Duckworth, Judy Dunlap, John Dunlap, Sally Eisaman Jean Elder, Nancy Elliott Patricia Emanuel Nataline Emerick Donna Emili, Rita Fair, Patricia Fait, Jean Fait, Richard Fallavollitti Llirio Fanchalsky, John Faulk, Anthony Feight, Gene Fennell Ruth Ferri, Leroy Fetter, Mary Ficco, Donald Fink, Mary Freisher, Robert Flock, Dorothy Flock, Thomas Ford, Kenneth Foschia, Lillian Foschia, Rosemarie Fotta, Justina Fotta, Veronica Fox, Glenn Fox, Harry Fox, Paul Freeman, Robert Frisko, John Fry Marvin Frye Kenneth Furln Marlene Galando Gloria Gallagher Rebecca Gallentrne William Gardner Cecelia Gardner Jon Gault Bonnie George John Gesler Nancy Gettlns Mary Gresey Edward Gillingham Elaine Gnesda Claudia Gockel Kathleen Goldberg Elinor Goodlrn Darrell Gosnell Frederick Gouldrng Arlene Grablak Elizabeth Grabrak Gregory Greenawalt, George Greewald, Mary Ann Greene, Ruth Griffith, Barbara Griffith, Patricia Gross, William Guerrieri, Donald Guest, Bobbie Guthrie, Katherine Haley, Marian Hanan, Sandro Haniotakis, Irene Harbaugh, Joanne Harrold, Elaine Hawk, Robert Hayden, Beverly Hayden Howard Hayden Nancy Heasley Thelma Hebenthal Henry Helman Norman Hennlngs Ray Henretty Jess Henry James Hetz Judith H llls Carol Hnlty Charles Hr ty Nancy Hirn Joseph Hnaras Harriet Hockenberry Carolyn Hoftman Robert Holifman William Hohn Glenda Holtzer Jerry Howard Mary Ivory Joanne Jackovltz John Jackson Regus Jacobs, Robert Jacoby, Anita Jeffrey, William Jennings, Pamela Jesse, Jack Jobe, Ronald Johnston, Joanne Johnston, Robert Johnson, Susan Jones, Frances Joseph, Linda Kaufman, Margaret Kaylor, James Keenan, Frances Keibler, Dennio is Witch? Keller Leonard Kemerer Patricia Kempert James Keough Thomas Kepple Janet Krgglns William Kimmel Robert Kung George King Pau King Daniel Kung Thomas Kirk Gordon Kocur John Koenig Sally Kokoska Richard Kolbosky Joseph Koontz Christina Korchok Martin Kozusko Beverly Kreps Sandro Krtstan Charles Krlvokrrcho Robert Kuhns, George Kuhns, Mary Kuhn, Joanne Jumrow, William Kunkle, Keith Kunkle, Richard LauHer, Nancy Lawrence, Sallyann Learn, Dennis Lemmon, Saundra Leonard, Robert Leshock, David levendusky, Lorrean Lewis, Richard Liebman, Albert Lightner, James W W OFFICERS X JUNIDRS .4-4' Treasurer James DiStefanop Secretary, Victoria Muka, Vice- Presndent Richard Skatell, President, Kenneth Ford, Lillard, Joan Linsenbigler, Patricia Long, Nancy Long, Patricia Long, Thomas Lopes, Mary Loughran, Donald Love, Jessie Love, Ken Love, Patty Ludwig, Harry Lund, Larry Lynch, John McAfee, James McCabe, Thomas McCall, Alyn McClain, Carol McCauley, Patricia McCracken, Kenneth McCullough, Doris Macharyas, John Machuga, Eva Mahoney, Peggy Makar, Mary Makarsky, Carl Malick, Mary Maness, Donald Marcinko, Thomas Marino, Dan Marko, Paul Marshall, Edwin Massari, John l ,fl Mlm., Mattey, George Edward Mazzagatti, James Mefte, Dominic Melago, Robert Metrisin, Janet Metzgar, George Michael, Nancy Mignogna, Joseph Mignogna, Salvatore Miller, Bette Rae Miller, Harry Miller, Jean Miller, Margaret Miller, Miriam Miller, Paul Miller Rita Miller, Robert Millstein, Myra Miscik, Julie Mitcheltree, Phyllis Monier, Jacqueline Montemorro, Josephine Moore, John Morring, Linda Muka, Victoria Murphy, Martha Murray, Frank Murray, Geraldine Murrell, Thelma Murtha, Harry Murtland, James Musingo, Albert Muskin, Paul Myers, Nancy Nahar, Fredrick Nalevanko, JoAnne Newhouse, Dorothy Nicely, Robert Nolan, Monica Nowicki, Edward O'Bryan, Henry Olshefsky, Robert Olsen, Marvin Osikowicz, Dorothy Osterwise, Geraldine Pacek, James Padula, Frank Page, Robert Panichella, Daniel Panigal, Rita Pardus, Robert Parise, Nick Patrick, Patricia Pegg, Gail Pebillo, Fred Permar, Edward Perry, Shirley Peters, Agnes Peters, Nancy Petrill, lsadore Petrosky, Victor ' 4 Pierson, Barbara Morris, Rhonda Pickett, Evelyn Plate, Robert Pletcher, Jon Policastro, Rose Pollins, John Poole, Carol Poole, Edwin Porter, Margaret Poteste, Robert Povlik, Dorothy Powers, Connie Preston, Gail Pugner, Agnes Pultz, William Pyle, Kenneth Pytel, Margaret Queer, Ralph Radbord, Marilyn Rager, Sara Raimondo, Ronald yRaishart, Mary missy, Gretchen Raneri, Sam Rapach, Geraldine Rause, Edward Realino, Carole Reed, Donna Reese, Mary Reihurt, George 84 Heading For The Lasf Round-Up Rhodes, Richard Riggs, Greta Rinier, Marcia Rinier, Nick Rinier, Roger Robb, Dorothy Robinson, David Robson, Gladys Rodgers, Neil Rogers, Charles Rollins, Ethel Romig, Jerry Rossi, Victor Rugh, Gladys Rulli, Felix Rundy, Robert Ruoff, Jean Russell, Cecile Ryan, James Sabol, Catherine Sachs, John Saglime, Thomas Salandro, Anthony Salvador, Ernestine Sasso, Joseph Saville, Janet Savini, Donald Schrenk, William John Schwartz, Evelyn Seacrist, James Seanor, Carole Seanor, Marcus Serenko, Janice Shaw, Geraldine Sheedy, Kathleen Sherbine, Robert Shields, Norman Shirey, Thomas Shively, Donna Shoaf, Lynn Short, Alice Shuey, Anna Shuey, lra Shuster, Mary Sidehammer, Ronnie Six, Larry Skapura, Robert Skatell, Dick Skolak, Carolyn Slagle, Otis Slater, Emaruth Smith, Constance Smith, Ralph Smail, Melinda Snively, Ann Soles, George Sparks, Virginia Spitznogle, Constance Spar, Bernard Paul Stainton, Jean Starenchak, Robert StauHer, Niles Stauter, Ruth Steeley, James Stegar, Elizabeth Stough, Melva Stout, James Stroka, Richard Supel, Thomas Supina, Lauraine Taylor, Alfred Taylor, Donna Thomas, Daryl Thomas, Lynn Thompkins, Jesse Thurston, Marjorie Tobias, Carol Todaro, Rose Topole, Mary Troy, Thomas Truxell, Thomas Turin, Jack Tuskan, Joseph Ulery, Eleanor Victoria, Peter Viziola, Pauline Vrable, Edward Walters, Elmer Watkins, William Watt, Judith Waugaman, Jean Webb, Wanda Weber, Perpetua Wengert, Mary Wenschhof, Patricia Wertz, Gerald Wescott, John White, Barbara Wigger, Edward Wilkinson, Janet Willochell, Patricia Wisneski, Barbara Woodward, David Wright Dorothy Wright, Sandra Wyant, Mary Yantos Barbara Yeskey, Mary Young, Robert Yuhas, Dorothy Zahorchak, John Za zzaro, George Zelanchoski, Robert Ziegler, Harriet Zimmerman, David Zorn, George Zumbro, Dale For Blast-Ot? 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F . cc. gi '- Welty, Timothy Wile, James Wiley, Nancy Wilkinson, Edward Williams, Roger Williams, Vincent Wilt, Mary Wiltrout, Jo Ann Wineman, Paul Wisneski, Albert Wisneski, Jerome Witherite, Richard Wolfe, Arlene Wotus, Betty Wright, Gary Yard, James Zelinsky, Martha Zello, Carmella Ziff, Bonnie Zimmerman, Gary Zuzik, Paul Zwible, Howard FRESHMEN Three Bumps on o Log Aaron, Lawrence Ainsworth, John Albright, Charles Albright, James Alexandri, Vincent Altman, Dennis Alvarez, Paul Angel, Joyce Appleby, Thomas Archibald, Peter Arnold, Mildred Ashbaugh, Helen Austeri, Joseph Baca, Vincent Bailey, Jacqueline Ball, William Bartolomucci, Robert Baughman, Harry Berg, Richard Berginc, Charles Berlin, Jacqueline Beswick, Elizabeth Blasiole, Sandra Blehi, Andrew Blissman, Joseph Blose, Claire Bolt, Esther Boone, Rose Bortz, William Bowman, Donald Boyce, William Boyle, Laura Brasili, Ronnie Brazynetz, Dorothy Breniman, William Brigaman, Ronald Brinker, Claudia Brinker, Daniel Bronson, Dolores Bronson, JoAnn Brooks, Rosylan Brown, Bonnie Bruning, Ferdinand Brunot, Felix Budney, James Burrell, Elmer Burrell, Marlene Buskirk, Arthur Butz, John Cantella, Janice Caroline, John Carr, Paul Carroll, Robert Carunchio, Henry Cassa, Anthony Chicka, Darlene Chicka, Michael Chipullo, Kathryn Chislock, John Ciarimboli, Ronald Cindrick, Nancy Cirelli, Dominic Cirelli, Janet Clark, Virginia Cochran, Elizabeth Conner, Richard Cottom, Susan Crosby, Carol Cross, Diane Curran, Robert Cursi, Emmet Damico, Ronald Davidson, Margaret Davis, Arthur Davis, Dee Davis, Nancy DeBone, Joyce Deditch, Nancy DeFrances, Larry DeFrances, Myron Delia, Joan Dell, Paul Deloretta, Philomena DeMarino, Thomas DeNezza, Don Diehl, George Dominick, John Dougherty, Terrance Drexler, Elliot Drexler, Melinda Dunbar, Rebecca Eicher, Robert Eidemiller, Jay Eisamon, Joseph Elder, Mary Elias, James Emanuel, Mary Fabian, Clara Fait, Bessie Fedornak, Catherine Fetter, Gene Forish, Blaise Forish, Patricia Frantz, Sandra Frye, Dorothy Frye, William Galando, Daniel Gall, Patricia Garber, Nancy Garris, lrene Garufi, Carmen Gazze, Lorraine Geesey, Sally Gelston, Margaret Gettemy, Carole George, Barbara Glasser, Janice Gornick, Victoria Grabiak, Timothy Graicar, Barbara Greaves, Barbara Greenberg, Fred Guala, Sarah Guerrieri, Albino Guest, Colleen Gutman, lois Hamilton, Janice Hamilton, Lois Hart, Donna Hartzteld, David Haslam, Paul Haupt, Carolyn Hayden, Robert Hazlett, Audrey Hensley, Mary Heavner, Douglas Hendrick, Judith Herbert, Joseph Herman, Judith Highberger, Gretchen Hill. Patricia Hilty, Gertrude Hollis, Helen Hollis, James Hanson, Naomi Homan, Patricia Horne, Barbara Hrebik, Elsie Hudak, John Huey, Joan Huftman, Daniel Hurst, Gerald lgou, Marilyn Irwin, John Jamison, Robert Jennings, Barbara Jobe, Richard Johnson, Greta Johnston, William Jones, Richard Kalp, Marianne Karas, Richard Kaufmann, Joel Buddin', Bloomin' Frosh Are We of Kaylor, Joan Keenan, Charles Kelley, Carl Kelley, John Kemp, Linda Kemsey, Nancy Kepple, David Kepple, Richard Kersten, Royetta Kintz, Lawrence Kistner, Robert Klingensmith, Olive Kontor, Marlene Koslosky, Joan Krunslyinsky, Frances Kulik, Glenn Kull, Barbara Kunkle, Brenda Kunkle, Lois Kunkle, Patricia Kuntz, Beulah LaChoppa, Ernest Lamolinara, JoAnn Laulifer, Larry Lear, Hiram Leonard, Gary Leone, Bonnie Lindquist, William Little, Carolyn Lohr, Beverly Love, Margaret Lunnen, Richard Luther, Thomas Lydick, Thomas Mahady, Roberta Marino, Michael Marks, Natalie Maschak, James Massari, Michael Matthews, Samuel Maurer, John Maxson, Ronnie Maxwell, Samuel McAdams, James McAdams, John McHenry, Susan McCracken, Bert Mclntyre, Barbara McKee, Cora Meadows, Edward Mehalic, Edward Menchio, Sandra Metrisin, Donald Miller, David Miller, Sara Mills, Robert Mincucci, Silvio Moore, Mike Morford, Susan Morgan, Patricia Morriso n, Frank Moschetti, Gerald Mullin, John Munden, David Murray, Patricia Murreli, Wesley Murtland, Barbara Musik, Mary Musingo, Janice Myers, Donald Myers, Elaine Myers, Harry Richard Myers, Judy Naumoff, Charles Niedzalkoski, Lawrence Noble, Loretta Nolan, Virginia Ornitz, Joan Osborne, Linda Oshie, Peter Page, Jayme Pallitta Gerald Pallitta, Marlene Pallitto, Burton Patrick, Patrick, Pearce, Pedicon Pender, Perfors, Perfors, Mary Thomas Elizabeth e, Victoria Nancy Irene Sara Peters, Barbara Peters, Judy Peticca, Bonita Petrosky, Carole Philips, Michael Phillabaum, Gerald Phillips, Joseph Pidutti, linda Piscar, John Policast Prevens ro, Joseph lik, Rose is I Lf, 9 Lazy leisure Prinkey, Marianne Pushnik, Dorothy Quinn, Patrick Quist, Robert Raishart, Dennis Ramaley, Arthur Raneri, Frances Riley, Barry Rinier, Mary Risko, Louise Robb, John Robb, Virginia Robinson, Barbara Rohaly, Rugh Roiohn, Karen Rugh, James Russell, John Sagnimeni, Ronald Salvio, Gene Santella, Gloria Santone, Daniel Santucci, John Sarver, Ronald Schaller, William Schwartz, Joan Scifo, Louis Seabury, Nancy Seanor, Elmer Seanor, William Seeno, Ellen Shank, Donna Shawley, John Sheedy, Marian Shuey, Mary Sholes, John Silk, Gerald Smail, Judith Smith, Donald Smith, Linda Snyder, Suzanne Soisson, Joseph Sonnie, Edward Spirko, Robert Srembo, Dorothy Starry, Ronald Sterrett, Richard Stevenson, Christina Stockberger, Judith Stone, Ira Supina, Peter Taylor, Patricia Teacher, Richard Telford, Arthur Tessaro, Sandra Thompson, Marian Topole, Joseph Topole, Nancy Tourney, Sally Trainer, Charles Trainer, Robert Trice, Nola Trout, Shirley Truxal, Charles Truxell, Carol Turney, Doris Tutich, John Twigger, Harry Valore, Gene Valore, Jane Vinnacombe, Patricia Waddell, Jacqueline Wallace, Anna Walter, Robert Wargo, Carol Wast, Carmella Wast, Rita Watt, William Waugaman, Curtis Weaver, James Weed, Virginia Weiers, Suzanne Wentling, Sarah Wertz, Donna Wertz, Wesley Weitz, William Whipkey, Leona Williams, Joyce Wisniewski, Ronnie Wnek, John Wolfe, Harry Woods, George Woods, Walter Wyant, Joy Young, William Zacek, Dionne Zambano, Cordelia Zappone, Nickie Zazzaro, Elissa Zimmerman, Sandra Zorn, James Zuback, John 91 Albright, Charlotte Altman, Howard Anderson, William Arena, Richard Ashbaugh, Phyllis Banner, Robert Barkley, Donald Bates, Linda Beanner, Nancy Beidler, Robert Beile, Sally Bellon, Edward Benko, Paul Benson, Edward Benson, William Best, David Bishop, John Bishop, Joseph Blackwell, Harry Blatney, Mary Blissman, Louis Blissman, Nancy Bokkean, Charles Bokkean, Peter Bono, Neena Bowman, William Brennen, Thomas Breyer, Roberta Brooks, Diane Bryan, Sallie Bugher, Loretta Burket, Susan Burrell, Donna Bush, Shirley Bytheway, Frances Carnes, Garnet Carter, Theodore Cassidy, Sandra Casteel, John Cecil, Sally Charley, William Chisler, Donald Clark, Edward Coates, Saundra Colucci, Andrew Cope. Janet Cox, Barbara Davis, Allan DeBone, Barry DeBone, Bonnie DeCaro, George DelPaine, Frances Demoise, Caroline DeNezza, Marlene Downs, Robert Dunmire, Richard Dunn, William Edberg, Phyllis Emerick, Lois Erb, Sarah Felice, John Foti, Carole Fox, Richard Fox, Thomas Gallatin, Albert Gallone, James Garris, Thomas Gelfo, Ronald George, Deemetrice Glenn, Mary Glunt, Patricia Goff, Delores Goldberg, Richard Goldsworthy, John Grimm, Carol Hall, Velma Hansen, Susan Harris, Lillie Hart, Roxanne Hartzell, Gail Haupt, Harold Hauth, John Hayden, Thomas Hays, Jacob Henninger, Mary Herbert, Benson Hewlett, Robert Himmelwright, James Hahn, Nancy Howell, Gerald Hugus, Charles Iezzi, Antionette lezzi. Joseph Jamison, Mary Johnston, Sally Jones, Barbara Jones, Charles Joseph, James Katic, Ora Keibler, Kathleen Kemerer, Floyd Kolbosky, Eugene Krause, Ronald Kunzler, Roberta Kwiatkowski, Helen Latwas, Kathryn Lawson, Linda Lees, Robert Left, Linda Linhart, James Little, George Little, Henry Lloyd, Thomas Lowman, Edward Lucchetti, Teresa Mahoney, Patricia Maness, Carole Mansour, Marie Mariotti, Larry Marsh, Barbara Marsh, Judith Maxson, James McGill, Marlene Miller, James Miller, Leonard Milliron, Patricia Minno, Kenneth Mitchell, Virginia Momeyer, David Moreland, Andrea Morris, Barbara Morris, Earl Muir. Marshall Muka, Edward Murray, Edna Murray, Kathy Murrell, Ruth Murtland, Mary Narduzzi, Ronald Newhouse, Karen Newhouse, Margaret Howlin, Judith O'Halloran, William O'Malley, Joyce Overly, Patricia Pacienza, Anthony Pegg, Harry Penzera, Louis Pfeifer, William Philips, Marcia Pignetti, John eflections Pittler, Stanley Porter, John Rebosky, Thomas Redmond, Nancy Sabatine, Beverly Schaefer, Stanley Schrott, Johanna Scott, William Seighman, Robert Shaffer, Sally Shevchik, Daniel Sickenberger, Louis Silvis, Ronald Silvus, Jo Ann Smith, Elwood Smith, Flora Smith, Glenn Smith, Julianne Smith, William Snider, Leslie Spino, Joseph Stoner, James Taylor, Donald Taylor, Donna Taylor, Frederick Tenzer, Dorothy Tessaro, Irene Testa. Michael Thomas, Carole Thomas, Marietta Thomason, Edward Twaddle, Ronald Valentino, Mary Walthour, Mariorie Wass, Gloria Watts, Edward Waugaman, Linda Weikart, Richard Weikart, Valentina Whitehead, William Williams, Stewart Wineman, Cynthia Wood, Alan Woods, Valerie Woodward, Daniel Wright, Richard Yates, Edward Young, Richard Zappone, Carolyn Zimmerman, Russell 447 f Andiorio, Harold Anclricak, Eleanor Angel, Carol Arena, Beverly Bargerstock, Beniamin Barker, Robert Barnard, Randy Bell, Larry Benko, Connie Berlin, John Blank, Donald Blehi, Barbara Blyber, Barbara Bortz, Carol Doyle, William Drake, John Dunn, Betty Edberg, Karen Eqle, Charles Eidemiller, Fritz Elder, Thomas Errett, Mary Evon, Richard Faidley, Charles Fait, lloyd Falcone, Annette Farber, Samuel Feiqhtner, Francis Knatz, Michael Kobler, Carol Kurtaneck, Eileen Ladd, David Laufiter, Elaine Leshock, Dennis Little, Dennis Lunnen, David Lynch, Thomas Marks, Cheryl McAfee, John McCall, Sandra McCann, Barbara McGary, Roger Bossort, Donna Bricklemeyer, Mark Brown, Beverly Bush, John Cam, Donna Camarata, Frank Cameron, Nancy Felice, Dennis Fennell, Clara Fennell, Jeftry Fink, Paul Fisher, Theresa Foster, Nancy Frank, Patricia Miller, Barry Miller, Bernard Miller, Darwin Miller, JoAnn Miller, Robert Miller, Shelva Milne, Lois Cantella, John Carey, Joyce Carr, Marcella Carroll, John Clark, William Clark, James Cochran, Melvin Colosimo, Tony Conn, Ross Conte, Donald Cope, Rosemary Cowan, Jeffrey Cox, Edna Craig Gilbert Craig, Janet Cross, Thomas Cruse, Vivian Davis Susan Debich, Joseph DeBone, Donna Dell, Jacob DeMarino, Sandra Detore, William Diehl, Ronald Dougan, David Dougan, John Frizzell, Jason Galvin, Paul Gamble, Edward Gault, Lana Gazze, Carol Gilbert, Boyd Glasser, Louise Goldsworthy, George Good, Karen Graziano, George Guy, Judith Hare, Charles Hart, Leslie Hayden, Earl Hays, Harry Henry, Vivian Hollingworth, David Houston, Gary Hoyle, JoAnn Hurd, Constance lannamico, Mary Johnson, Carl Johnson, Vernon Jones, William Keenan, Harry Kiggins, Patricia N l SEVENTH GRADE 93 Morrison, Richard Moschetti, Carol Moschetti, William Muka, Richard Murphy, Michael Myers, Richard Myton, Lane Nash, Charles Occhuizzo, John Osterwise, William Papson, Trudy Parachino, Fredda Patrick, Mike Peters, Joseph Pignetti, Peter Piscar, Rosalie Plate. Lawrence Plundo, Rosann Porter, George Preset, Carole Quatse, William Ratner, Jane Rause, Carolyn Redmond, Margaret Reese, Sandra Reeves, Kenneth Rocco, Mary Rohrbacher, Jane Roland, Henry Rowan, Carol Sabatine, Joan Santone, Anthony Seanor, Karen Sheetz, Carole Shields, Della Silton, Maxine Silvis, Maxine Smith, Donald Smith, Larry Smithley, Beverly Stairs, Milton Steeley, Thomas Steeley, Vincent Stewart, James Stickel, Rebecca Stumpo, Samuel Sturrock, Eleanor Tarara, Rose Testa, Betty Testa, Margaret Thomas, Gladys Trongo, Marie Trout, Ronald Trump, Howard Twaddle, Robert Vallano, Donald Visley, Beverly Wallace, Keith Walthour, Frank Watt, Lillie Watters, Blaine Waugaman, Janet Weaver, Martha Weems, Frances Welty, Thomas Westover, Jill Willard, Ronald Williams, David Yanamico, Orline Yeskey, Carol Yurcevich, George Zaccaria, Henry The World At Their Fingertips in 2- ., , f ..- 1 -.... r- ug: ' A : A-. 3 ws S ,W .V , , ,ASM ,. s ,L Wh' , w.,,f . A sw.. Z, V' 4 - 54171 , - J n,3.i,, -' . Q M.. YHA ff 'i K'gF55f:N vw, 44 I aw. ' - JD. 1-, , . . .1- -Q, naw? fn N L 1 ' ,Y Q., W E lily? 1 . H11 I vm A 'fuk 'cf 1 x .,,' V 1-fi -55 A... iff- 1.2 -f '1 41 2' -+1 A wwf 1 La .5 1 Ei'-x 5,-.4 ,. Y sf . N1-, IS .4 s'a:5'Q,T1jL L. 3315 ,M --.- Q ff, A I' -AQ gg.. gym .1 N at 1 fi, ,1 uf +43 ft,-ffm Q 'fx .f ww-, '11 7541- -' . fm. .. .W -4' K 'Tv' f 1 9 . I. , . :Q Viv Inf J I , l 4 .A ,- ' -.1 -., .ww 4 Q .N . V fm ff. N .. -fi - ,. , .' if QK':gggxg'?5v'f ' ,+?':f.qW' Ki, 'JMS ,uw s , x v F, ' f ' f .Y '4 L fs- Saw -154 f frihfm .5SicezSfl,.x-: -, L 1, 1 WL ,, hj L f-IA On September 7, 1955, twenty-two hundred students headed for Academy Hill to begin a new school year. They carried with them fond hopes for entertainment, education, and victory. With right hands raised, our new S. G.A. officers vowed to uphold the duties of their offices. Our school year was launched. October brought our first entertain- ment. The seniors displayed their musical skills in their final talent assembly. Dis- aster struck, October 21, in the form of little blue cards as the first six weeks drew to a close. County Institute and a needed rest seemed iust compensation. A happy conclusion to our vacation was the mar- riage of Li'l Abner fWayne Wolffj and Daisy Mae CSuzie Keeneri in typical dogpatch fashion. Amid cheers and encouragement from the crowd, our boys emerged with a 7-0 victory over our traditional rivals, the Jay- hawks. To give vent to our exhuberance, we enioyed a half day celebration the fol- lowing Monday. lo and Behold was the call as the seniors once again took the spotlight and presented the class play on November 18. Another vacation-this time to give thanks for our many blessings. Basketball, snow, and the Christmas rush constituted this joyous month. The music and speech departments combined to commemorate the true Christmas spirit ,...,,...,. l ,,.... with a special assembly We ended the old year on a less loyous note Winter Wonderland formerly our gymnasium January 3rd school reconvened for the final session before exams Medic ln technlcolor offered a challenge to many at our first 1956 assembly The next week, January 13 the Masque Club presented a one act comedy Points sharpened and wits sufficiently dulled from sleeplessness we encountered exams The tantalizing aroma of pizza and unusual renditions by the Junior Class filled the auditorium on January 27 February 3rd brought the second in a series of Masque Club one-act plays, this one-a serious drama. Three faiths stood united, February 17th, to uphold our Ameri- can heritage of religious tolerance and one- ness with God. On February 24th the final paid assembly was presented by the S. G. A. We were fortunate this year to have many interesting and educational assemblies of this type. lions or lambs? The sophomores en- tered timidly, but with their best foot for- ward for their first talent assembly, came out a roaring success. On March 'l6th we were enthralled by the music of Rosalie , every girl became a princess, each boy a prince charming. APWL Back to school-this time with Easter eggs to add color to our routine lunches. On April 12-13 and against a background of Broadway brilliance, the Dolphin Club dazzled spectators in this year's Aquacade. The Commercial Club assembly proved to be different and entertaining as always. The forces of the three classes joined in one final talent assembly. Blaring trumpets and clashing cymbals introduced the annual band concert. One Enchanted Evening the Soiree came, April 27, amid swirling gowns, scented flowers, and white dinner jackets-and went all too quickly. MAY A showing of the latest styles made and modeled by our own skilled home econo- mists, fulfilled every dream of the fashion- minded. May 'llth featured twin events. The Awards Assembly made many col- lege dreams realities. In the second, the May Queen Coronation, the attendants marched solemnly to the throne to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance , then the breathtaking moment-our Queen was revealed. Senior Day on the 'I8th cli- maxed long weeks of dress-hunting and allotted the reigning class a whole day to to claim full supremacy and parade their 97 talents. When Brown and Whites were distributed on the 23rd, all pens ran dry and writer's cramp took its toll. Without time to recover, we tangled once more with those dreaded finals. Baccalaureate, May 27, created mixed feelings for the Seniors -expectancy and nostalgia. Then on May 28, 1956, long lines of white-robed seniors became historical figures of G. H.S. and entered the threshold of a life entirely dif- ferent from what they had experienced for the previous twelve years. JUNE As the gfaduates began new vocations, they put behind them final school activities, the school picnic and the Senior Prom, but retained pleasant memories of G. H.S. which would last for years to come. W f W 1 Q B . 2 ' 'Tv Hai' Q V D v 5 QI 1, U 'J 15 '11 ' ,A xl: I i Q V' 1 4' 5, N' 4 T. Education ls Action The Big Four STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Fourth Row: Melago, Spirlro, Seacrist, Albright, Beau- fort, Johns, Carlson, Hawk, Stockberger, P. Fisher, Third Row: Frye, Rossi, Kuhns, Ritenour, Carr, Yard, Sachs, Dunlap, D. Fisher, Redmond, Kiggins. Second Row: Bush, Ottini, Emili, Brahoslxy, Balest, Radbord, Payne, Edberg, Hardesty, Joseph. First Row: Mesich, More- land, Rosatti, Keener, Carlson, Zelinslry, Peters, Craw- ford, Bengel, McArdle, Sponsor, Mr. Landis. Key Figures KEY CLUB Fourth Row: Rugh, Weaver, Supel, Hamilton, Vargo, Thomas, Armburst, Beaufort, Westcott, Long. Third Row: Birchalc, Jacobs, Smith, Mincucci, Hennings, Clippinger, Albright, Weikart, Hunt, Seabury, Burke. Second Row: Hayden, Witherite, Pittler, Yard, Brown, Caccamese, Rogers, Fisher, Pultz, Moore, Hamm, Rodgers. First Row: Sponsor, Mr. Weber, Jacquette, Zwibel, Plate, Cirelli, Aaron, Wright, King, Silvis, Beswick, Eisaman, Detor, Sponsor, Mr. Glenn. Education For Education FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Fourth Row: Povlik, Jones, Glantz, Abraham, Tobias, Hippo, Speais, Berry, Furlong, Tomer. Third Row: Si- kora, Leg, Anderson, Zelinsky, Stauffer, Hardesty, Yu- has, Bachert, Ulery, Preset, Moyer, Antis. Second Row: Keener, Serenko, Porter, Kostelnilx, Lawrence, Wisneslzi Keenan, Rugh, Reese, Gallager, Bush. First Row: Craw- ford, Hillis, Saglime, Harbaugh, Tubbs, Coates, Mill- stein, Bryan, Murray, Kistner, Mahood, Goldberg, Spon- sor, Miss Knoll. f Quality Must Be Built In Outdoor Order FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Fourth Row: Kalp, Thompkins, Huey, Johnston, Zruno, Brinker, R. Mcfhesney, Metzgar, Frye. Third Row: Wile, Truxall, De- vinney, AI Rumaley, Goodlin, Shoaf, Staulter, Lear, Santucci, Chiclca. Second Row: R. Hoftman, T, McChesney, Kaufman, G. Fox, Art Ramaley, P. Fox, Carr, Rugh, Kemerer, Gower, M. Hoff man. First Row: Munden, Young, Seminary, Kifer, Fink, W. Johnston, Wnek, Fait, G. Lydick, Bowman, Mehalic. Strictly Business COMMERCIAL CLUB Fourth Row: Copper, Frund, Osikowicz, DelBrocco, Mignogna Tomer, Paluzzi, Lemmon. Third Row: Sweeney, Anderson, Wil- son, Selcora, Wotus, Balest, Herrod, Contic. Second Row: Briga- man, Hill, Hayden, Flock, Myers, DeBone, Saxton, Trainer, Shus- ter. First Row: Olshefslcy, Costello, Parachino, Campomizzi, Scherer, Anthony, McArdle, Cyitkovic, Panebianco, Miss Abra- ham, Sponsor. Homemakers' Haven FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Third Row: Doyle, Strba, Schott, Mclntyre, Maschalc, Beckner Ziegler, Steger. Second Row: Mignogna, Charlesworth, Rei? ner, Emerick, Eidem, Erickson, Moore, Craig, Fink. First Row Wigfield, Mahoney, Stewart, Cusono, Camarote, Cantella, Nc lan, Wilt, Mrs. Dailey, Sponsor. Q,.,,i,W V A ..,,, V --..W W., 'mm I L . '.f.,j4,,4. 1, 54 ' 7,7 pf , I A ff ,., , ' W ' , if 1' 5' W sf ' Vi vf ' VV? as ' Q N Y W 3 M4 f ' ff 4 5 '1 W , ?!v ' f5 '5'v 'x6 v A63 1, ' X 1 35586 Q' x 6 so k . ,,, T QQ, sg' Q A,-15, 6 I 'J onamuznrmus We Do N01 1 If e Only Tell Eyes On The Road REAR WHEELS Third Row: Biss, Hunter, Beamer, Dufius, Gould, Sfockberger, Mofla, Nellis. Second Row: Jackson, Anderson, Mignogna Powell, Parise, Yakim, Nczlevanko, Fredricks, Fraher. Firsf Row: Goldberg, Long, Ruffin, Horr, Radbord, Davis, Brown, Oivino, Wengerf, McCall, Mr. Hunlley, Sponsor. They learned The Ropes STAGE CREW Second Row: Pyle, Andricak, Kennedy, Gallenfine. First Row: Makorsky, Thomas, Hebenthal, Gaulf. Big Wheels In Wheels FRONT wHEELs Fourth Row: Fisher, Culberison, Trice, Felfon, Kelly, Curry, McAdams, Weaver, Hunl, Birchak, Waina, Adams, Frizzell. Third Row: Anderson, Humenonsky, Jennings, Pegg, Kyle, Sholo, Roland, Erb, Berry, Doyle, Koylor, Policostro, Wilson, Shrader, Second Row: Parhff, RuHner, Steel, Dunlap, Har- desty, Leflf, Ramsay, Ivory, Lopes, J. Fink, Kimmel, Swenson, Moore, Wheeler, Murphy. First Row: McCauley, Mahoney, D'Arnico, Hrebik, Golondo, Fink, Gillingham, Brigaman, Fried- lander, Sferf, Keener, Marnell, Hewitt, Horbough, Mr, Wiley, Sponsor. 103 Life ls A Great Bundle Book Keepers TEENAGE LIBRARIANS Fourth Row: P. Berry, Barnhczrt, Jordan, Anderson, Rollins, Wis neski, Bronnick, S. Berry. Third Row: Shrader, B. Guest, Gor nick, Pegg, Black, Klingensmith, Marquis, Ivory, Bowles. Sec ond Row: Duffield, Ruffin, Jackovitz, Miller, M. Kistner, J, Kist ner, Swenson, Osikowitz, C. Guest, Murphy. First Row: Rus sell, Pyle, Gazze, Arrington, Berger, V. Gornick, Angel, Foschia Fair, l. Guest. Don't Fence Me In ROD AND GUN Third Row: Bell, Bender, Raimondo, Schrenk, King, E, Korchok Dlusky, W. Flock. Second Row: T. Flock, Brown, Henry, Alt- man, Miller, Flanigan, Keibler, Kaylor. First Row: Bashium Mirolli, Poole, Walters, Victoria, M. Korchok, Humphrey, Fight ner, Borelli, Mr. Slezak, Sponsor. Open Your Eyes Next Time G. A. A. Fourth Row: Wotus, Korazsio, Osterwise, Roland, DelBrocco, Yakim, Beswick, Weber, Anderson. Third Row: Weimer, Brown, Fraher, Tapole, Boughman, Leslie, McAdams, Craig Second Row: Flock, Kostelnik, Trainer, Kimmel, DeBone, Gould- ing, Coursi, Johnson, Hill. First Row: Santmyer, Marsh, Guest DeOrio, Detore, NiCastro, Wolf, Panebionco. f 'I04 , paw 4 ,, , '53, ' 045,10 , ,-4 i,,7jf Q fa 2 v, , 'gigs 1 1 14? ' ' A X , , , Q r Q 1? Q ', ig' f. , QM V, 4 f I ,f f 5 6 V'- 4. f ry A? ll! wg: 3 A X JV E 0 :gs do mugs Q 4 4 YI x Inga' 4 . ,g wx 'Ls ,ir ., 1 Q if ' ,J 4:7 a , 'M ' A f . if sg, Ayr., ig ' TJ. ' fg? 1 M ,ft .... 5 'G' ,, Q 5' X 25 X in E a 5 xi.. 's 'P fu- X J-ia ,U Q, af Wk U ,V , K., , Vg, ms-f M. 5,V,,,,,, ,, X 22 538' 9 9 lg Q Of N afions Just Right For A Siesta SPANISH CLUB Second Row: Kimmel, Maclxo, Detar, Collins, Becker, Arnold, Hardesiy, Kaufman. First Row: Herman, Saglime, Black, Otfino, Zelinsky, Ross, Voyiovich, Marsh, Sponsor: Miss Barnes. Gezundheitl GERMAN CLUB Third Row: J. MacDonald, Speais, Holloway, Hamilion, Schrenk, Dall, Hunf, Second Row: Waina, Shirey, Lee, Keibler, Ryan, M. MacDonald, Schaff. First Row: Jacqueffe, Salvador, Arenfz, Carmichael, Hays, Sonnie, Miller, Sponsor: Miss Harlin. Voice Les Photographus FRENCH CLUB Fourfh Row: Frizzell, Hulina, Erb, Birchak, Hippo, Wineman, Schreiner, Kistler, Krivonyak, Felfon, Sweeney, Mignogna. Third Row: Emilu, Leff, Davey, Redmond, Byerly, Lucas, Furlong, Kyle, Neilson, Preset, Kaylor. Second Row: Friedlander, Pane- bianca, Eroh, Kosfelnik, Parks, Fennell, Brown, Moyer, Belloni, Monier, Chnupa, Johnson. First Row: Hrebik, Mahood, Bryan, Krupey, Keener, Long, Runco, Mensch, Silvis, Bush, Rapach, Moran, Sponsor: Miss Agon. , X MUSIC N t--'if BAND AS PICTURED Fourth Row: Miller, Shrader, Shuster, Thurston, Benford, Milli- gan, Rathgeb, Marcinko, Dominik, Glahn, Kilgore, Ferri, Third Row: Shearer, Massari, Farrel, Rogers, Parise, Brosky, Selembo, Johns, McCracken, Tarr, Furin, Abraham, Love, MacDonald, Galintine, Kulik, Mefte, Fiaschetti. Second Row: Williams, Wilson, Powell, Rhodes, Romig, Baur, lohr, Adams, Bridges, Speais, Stout, Christoft, Hower, Musingo, lewis, Kepple, Fos- chia, Tubbs, Gockel. First Row: Decker, Saxman, Sarver, King, Beamer, Shriner, Leaphart, Coates, Charleton, Iezzi, Crimboli, Hutchinson, Contic, Giron, Hill, Kimmel, Freeman, Ulery, Tatter- sall, Sykes, Wright, Duttus. It has been said that music is the universal language of our times. Certainly we, of Greens- burg High, were proud of the language spoken by our fine music department this year. Our band spoke of victory, giving encour- agement to our team and enthusiasm to the crowd. ln the spring concert, a militant yet sub- lime language was spoken by the band. During the winter months, the band, under the capable direction of Mr. Glenn Davis, prepared this per- formance of their vernacular. Entertainment was the speech spoken by the orchestra. This small group played a prominent port in the operetta, senior play, and other pre- ORCHESTRA-Second Row: McCracken, Farrell, Selembo, Giron,lezzi, Mr, Davis. First Row: Rhodes, Beamer, Tattersall, Ferri, Mefte. , is- F ister D1 4- : -A sentations. Their language represented the thrill of opening night to many of us. Through the operetta, Rosalie , the choir depicted incidents of drama and romance. Rev- erence found its place in the Christmas assem- bly. Another assembly by the Special Choir on February 'lOth gave the students a varied selec- tion ot novelties, spirituals, and patriotic songs. Long hours of preparation enabled mem- bers of our music organizations to represent us at county, district, and state group gatherings. This year, as before, we praised the work and words of our Music Department. We listened to the universal language of our times. CHORUS AS PICTURED Sixth Row: P, Schaff, Riggs, Mclntyre, Tobias, Clippinger, Mil ler, Bella, Andricak, McCormick, Hippo, Speais, Waugaman Yakim. Fifth Row: Gesler, Bair, Radbord, J. Schaft, Berry Ferri, Beehner, Beamer, Steeley, Lucas, N. Chicka, Cruder, C Chicka, Davey. Fourth Row: M, K, Fink, Webb, Neilson Morgan, Hockenberry, Patrick, Goodlin, Bombach, Shoot, Gos nell, Furlong, Arentz, Russ, Weber, Detar, Third Row: Preset Mitcheltree, Swenson, Eroh, Harrold, Bachert, Zimmerman, Na har, Felton, A. Fennell, Moyer, N. Johnson, l.. Bush, Krupey McCullough. Second Row: Peters, Brigaman, Crissinger, Stev enson, Slater, Stautter, Jackson, Fait, Dunlap, Fanchalsky Frye, Hayden, Chnupa, S. Johnson, Panigal, Bombach, Mill stein. First Row: Mr. Meiser, Newhouse, Harbaugh, Cruse R. Fennell, Stout, Anthony, Wilkinson, Sparks, Long, Costello Kirchner, G. Bush, Mahood, Haniotakis, Olshetsky, Wigheld Hays. -QQQrQ2Q- VQQQQ' QQ QT Progress - - Master Painter ART CLUB Third Row: Balesl, Guest, Nellis, Mclnfyre, Bella, Carr, Lucas Baughman. Second Row: Kyle, Barnharl, Hamilfon, Beswick Bruning, Keenan, Bush. First Row: Pallifra, Gazze, Gilling ham, Miller, Johnson, Stevenson, Moran, Hrebik, Mrs. Schoepf Sponsor. Not-So-Mad Scieniists Reel SCIENCE CLUB Third Row: Birchak, Farber, Tobias, Beamer, Permar, Burhenn, Rugh, Seanor, Lemer. Second Row: Chicka, Grabiak, Dunlap, Felton, Fisher, Waina, Hayden, Freeman. Firsf Row: Goldberg Ottino, Fennell, Emili, Davis, Haley, Eroh, Metrisin, Kuhns, Mr Kinkead, Sponsor. Know-How AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Third Row: Woodward, D. Mundorf, Slerner, Rugh, Seabury Lefller. Second Row: Nalevanlco, Rinier, Oriuglio, Caccamese Close, G. Mundorf, Fellon, Fisher. Firsf Row: Boyce, Plate Rugner, Bcrrz, Lee, Lighfner, Kinfz, Barlolomucci, Freeman, Mr Shields, Sponsor. 'I'I0 NZ 'f - '. D 61 Ygi U55 8 R. Q' flaw Y HQ' 5 J I I ?V,Y ..-, .1 Q- T1 V7 PQ. 1., ?. i Q: Q' . v 's - .J I ' , QA ,e f J' 5 , . ff ' I , nr, I iii: XG, wr ffm ff? r ' - ' .,.,..N,4 . .ap K x 1? 134' as, ' i 1 2 f' 1GfY W1 f' ' ' K . - 5' I fa, -4 G W if iff' M Ania K 'W L ' v fi F5 .FP Qs , , si. H ', if 1' Q' 9 V --ff wgi' v 1 1, .lb L ' . Aa an- A 5 1 45585 t.fn A a if Y I I I For Every Man Alive Defi DRAFTING CLUB Third Row: Close, Jesse, Romig, Bell, Blank, Keibler, Copper. Second Row: Semenko, Kubish, Good, Rundy, Kosko, Humphrey. First Row: Lavshaw, Sfarenchok, Black, Baker, Fanchalsky, Rugh, Geisey, Sponsor, Mr. Kifer Tickets Please' USHERS CLUB Third Row: Sweeney, Sekora, Rollins, Frcher, Davey. Second Row: Griflivh, Myers, Brigamon, Scherer, Kuhns, Bloom. First Row: Sanfmyer, Marsh, Hrebik, Hillis, Pane- bianco. VARSITY G Fourth Row: Holloway, Six, Chellrnan, Krunszyinsky, Tuskan, Raneri, Weaver, Carlson, Third Row: Sponsor, Mr. Moller, Cafnerole, F, Skavell, Baughman, McDonough, Steele, Seacrisf, Page, Plonsky, Faris, Sponsor, Mr. Sle- fanic. Second Row: White, Jaquelve, Frye, Savini, Del- Vicchio, D. Slcafell, Jamison, Rinier, Kiggins, Cirelli. First Row: Sanlel, Lozow, Urban, Schuck, Wolfl, Riddle, Goulding, Podulo, Rouse. Money Mlnders Joanne Redmond .ludy Frizzeli Wayne Hayden Marsha Lucas Joan Marsh Pefe Fisher Frances Panebianco Miss Margaret Young Mr. Frank B. Hood T955 seemed to be a year of upheaval for all Greensburg High School publications. While the Greensburger was having its headaches, many of you may not have been aware that the Brown and White was having some difficulty getting started, too. Upon the retirement of our able sponsor, Miss Hudson, last year, the staff was left with a few good ideas and some gen- eral know-how, but no sponsor. The search began. A few weeks after school opened, Mr. Jacobs came to us and informed us that he had found our man. So we began, a little late, but with many plans and a co-operative, interested sponsor, Mr. Hood. By the end of September, work was in full swing. The Senior write-ups, the longest and most difficult part of production were being written. ln Decem- ber, members of the staff were assigned to covering the various stories of our yearbook such as Dear Diary and the sports write-ups. Pictures were named, and informal headings written for sports and club pages. On March 15th, we breathed a sigh of relief as we sent the last part of the Brown and White off to press, holding a little of that breath to see if you would like it. We hope you do! THE STAFF! ,X Co-operation Our Byword Copycuts Page Problems Q X, N31 '74 Q t vp ' Q- f ig ,f '?'M ff ' V ei .ie il V V, 4 H n , .qvv b ,i A , ' N I1 wp Vi I ' 'L 'f , V. .g wlr ' K Q 14.1 R V F f Vi 'f Mi? 'fiffiffiiis I 5 , Q 3 ' 3-,L '41 . ' 'ii' Q 4 , ' ' H Www 'i' V , B - - N W, ' ' 4 sa L fr 2 - Q 'ff I K W ' 'yr in53B A it ff J A ' '55 X Y Yr H f .. V fi: ii:-smun.. 'I-nu... Distributive education, a form of voca- tional education for students interested in the merchandising field, gives Greensburg students the opportunity to learn at first hand salesmanshlp and business operation. This course enables students, in their Sen- ior year, to secure actual work experience while studying related subjects. The D. E. students take a regular active part in all the stores activities. This year the students enioyed being part of Old Fashioned Days and dressing to fit the part, the boys with sideburns and moustaches and the girls in long, full skirts and gayly colored bonnets. Also, this year the Distributive Education students, with their sponsor, Donald Shwing, went to the State Conven- tion, attended by D. E. students from all over Pennsylvania. The convention was held on April 9 in Lancaster. Their activi- ties there included tours ot the local plants and stores, and a dinner-dance in the even- ing. The Distributive Education Department can count another year of co-operation and salesmanship well learned and well-done. Super Salesmen Today's Beginners - - Tomorrow's Merchants D. E. CLUB Third Row: Mika, Good, Evancho, Makar, Glahn, Deloretta, Yencho, Andricalc Second Row: Lutz, Pushnik, Smail, Cassidy, Fordyce, Marietta, Reagen, Kuhns, Cam arote. First Row: Chalmers, S. Overdorft, Brosniclc, Hrubes, Clugsten, Armella Geary, J. Overdorff, Mr. Schwing, Director. Q l 's l X GREENSBURGER X gt-uni! Meet the Press The Eyes And Ears Of The School Last September we anxiously awaited our school newspaper, The Greensburger. Weeks passed and still no issue appeared. Early in November the president of the Stu- dent Government Association announced to the student body that we had no Greensburger because the paper was not being supported by enough students. Un- der the able guidance of Miss Rugh, the sponsor of the paper, the Student Govern- ment Association representatives pitched in and canvassed each home room to sell subscriptions. Most of the student body bought a subscription, and the presses began to roll. The first issue appeared on Friday, No- vember 23, 1955. lt was met with many happy exclamations from the students. Although The Greensburger was smaller in size, it was filled to brimming with many articles of interest to everyone. The variety cf students interviewed in the Students of the Week was especially liked. They rep- resented every phase of school life, both athletically and academically. The editors, Leora Mae Furlong and Patti Hrebik, and reporters of The Greensburger have given us a newspaper of which G.H.S. can be proud. GREENSBURGER Fou rth Row: Wyant, Shuey,Ie1zi, Page, Tobias, Gould Wescott Becker Felton Powell Gl t P' ' , ,,,, an z, ignettl. Third Row: Rowe, Myers, Macko, Murphy, King, Post, Mignogna, Waina, Sekora, Furlong, Crowell, Fraher, McAdams. Second Row: Friedlander, Serenko, Ottino, Keenan, Morgan, Sweeney, Brown, Left, Davis Johnson, Hill, Kostelnick. First Row: Santmyer, Mahood, Saglime, Bryan, Long, Keener, Panebianco, Fox, Davidson, Fait, McArdle, Hrebik, Miss Rugh, Sponsor. 1 FORENSICS Speech ls The Image Of Life N.F. L. provides the incentive for high school students to become more effective speakers. This goal is accomplished through competition, recognition in the lo- cal, district, and national areas, service talk to public organizations, and fellowship with many students from competing schools. Those members who were entered in the district competitive speech semi-finals were: Marsha Morgan and Frances Keenan in girls' ex tempore, Frank Hamm and Wayne Hayden in boys' ex temporeg Mar- ilyn Radbord and Rozanne Friedlander in oratcrical declamation, Lyn Wyant and Elaine Davis in original, Shirley Berry in humorous, and Donna Stevenson in dra- matic. The varsity debate team, composed of Sallyanne Lawrence, Marsha Morgan, Frank Hamm, and Wayne Hayden, partici- pated in an active debate season and were entered in the district debate semi-finals. Frank Hamm and Wayne Hayden, our student congress national nominees, com- peted forthe honor of representing our dis- trict in Oklahoma in June, 1956. The Western Pennsylvania District was ably led this year by our coach, Miss Bru- nelli, who served as the District Chairman. N. F. I.. Spokes Of The Speaking Wheel Fourth Row: S. Berry, Ford, Hamm, Osterwise, Hays, Pollins, Bella, Tobias, Yalrim, Post, Jones. Third Row: Davis, Crowell, Radbord, Selrora, P. Berry, W. Hayden, Lee, Shirey, Wyant, Murphy, Morgan, Webb. Second Row: Lawrence, Howard, J. Hayden, Left, Rowe, Jobe, Policastro, Detar, Keenan, Dunlop, Reese. First Row: Harbaugh, Loundy, Hamilton, Peters, Gal- Iagher, Stainton, Davidson, Friedlander, Stevenson, Gazze, Sponsor: Miss Brunelli. 1 f .-T'-x'X DRAMATICS X N- -D I .1 N From the smallest detail in makeup to the finest point in speech, the members of the Masque Club learned much in the ways of the stage. In addition to learning proper stage presence, voice control, and stage action, each actor was made aware of properties, sound eftects, staging, and lighting by Mrs. Corrine Smith, the club sponsor and dramatic coach. Success arrived early for the Masque Club as Lo and Behold , the Senior class play, was presented November 18th. Immediately following this three-act play, rehearsals were begun for a comedy, In Them Thar Hills , and a drama, The Storm . The process of learning to use the stage for the club productions required determi- nation, patience, and hard work. But with all the hard work, there were enjoyable moments, and after each show, the time which had been spent in rehearsals seemed to have been worthwhile. The Master Stroke All The Worlds Affected Pause Relax, You Guys! ff-V .x- 4, Q- ,A y , f ,xi ll 5 G7 QW EA 'L wx-n Q 3 15' G 8 mfr, W? M3 w W.. ef' E 2 37' ,vi QQQ' 3 fm mmf K, 1 5 1, i .wi I S 1534-M10 fn, , Q'-we 'A V' 1247.1 591 L1 3 45' ,.4' '-. ff z Q df-'H 401' i .,, Wu y.xA. ,ef pf- ...HERE 41: Will This Help? 0 Half-Time High Stepper 9 Scoop! Q Look In The Yellow Pages 9 Help Or Hindrance? 9 Just Can't Do A With It ep Dils' Little Pickles fa Time Will Tell ...AND THERE Thing gf' xg? J . 1, 5? jf - A T 4 r- i ' L' A ' 4.1 4 ill- 'Z f -5,3 2 ' -H 1 . ' qw wwzv:-rv' Aw-up wwf 1- V 1 y A af . 'X 'f vm 'W C .nv- a 'J Q Y , fx4,, V A K, lx U 'kw ' 1 V37 .mx , Q 4 f Q It k: ,, will , jxx A Fgxi 'E .- .ff FX, H . .7 H Q L 2' 3 I' I , s .fgssxnz 1 4 YA YQ W1 FOOTBALL SEASON'S RESULTS Sept. Monessen Sept Donora Sept Wilkinsburg Sept. 30 Hurst Oct. Connellsville Oct. New Kensington Oct. Altoona Oct. Latrobe Nov. Johnstown Nov. Jeannette Top Row L R Sa tru Bauglwman Mnttmger Steeley Seacrnst Clrelli, J. Panicltella, A. Panichella. Second Row Betlan Camerofe Krunszylnslcy Padula Ranerl Sax Moore Drake, F. Skatell, White. Front Row Ho nock Rouse Collins Tuskan Schuck Wolfe Urban Gculdlng Lozaw, Fari Carlson. THE JUNIOR VARSITY Top Row, l-R: Pellis, Beehner, Delasandro, Pacek, Zazzero, Seabury, Slagle. Second Row: Melago Santia, Zimmerman, Wile, Steeley, Milburn, Fox, Jackson. From Row: Policastro, Loughran, Ferretti Aaron, Thomas, Lee, Cirelli, Kiggins, Testa. With the final game against Jean- nette, November ll, l955, the curtain fell on a highly successful football season for the Golden Lions of Greensburgh High. In his first season as head football coach, Rob- ert Williams won the respect of G.H.S. football enthusiasts and members of the op- position alike. Rain dominated the first half of the '55 schedule, but it failed to dampen the spirits of traditionally loyal Greensburg fans. With the student body behind them, the Gridiron Lions displayed their power, speed, and deception enroute to a 6-3-1 season. The team says farewell to seventeen boys who saw action for the last time this season. Supplying the necessary power were the ends Tuskan, J. Panichella, Hor- nock, and Baughman. Stopping the gap at tackle were Schuck, Rause, and Collins. The responsibility of holding the opposition fell on guards White, Lozaw, D. Skatell and McDonough. Carlson was the middleman at center. The speed and deception was very ably handled by the boys in the back- field. The end runs by the speedy Goulding and Urban, and the drive of Wolff were the factors in the six victories. Additional drive and speed were displayed by Faris, Betlan, and D. Panichella. The returning lettermen for next year possess a variety of talents. To fill the va- cancies in the line are the familiar names cf Padula and Krunszyinsky. Seacrist, Six, Teamwork Stops Monessen and Camerote are another trio of linemen who will see action. Savini, this year's quarterback, along with Raneri, Cirelli, and F. Skatell replace the graduating mem- bers in the backfield. ln the background at each game, the boys in the white uniforms, the managers, kept the equipment intact and in order. In their last year as managers are Muir, Weaver, and Steele. 1955 was a successful season for the Lions. But the success must be measured far beyond games won. The success of this year's team stems from the spirit of each competitor, and the combination of that spirit made this a winning year for Greensburg High School. X lion Tamers GIFTED HERUES Top Row: Left Io Righi: F. Skoiell, Seocrist, D. Skufell, Rouse McDonough, Tuskun. Second Row: Krunszyinsky, Six, Cirelli Comerote, Buughman. Third Row: Carlson, Runeri, Scxvini Hornock. Fourth Row: Schuck, Urban. Boifom Row: Padulo Goulding, Lozcw, Wolff, Whiie. , S HERE'S CHEERS 'X ! The Spirif Behind The Team --I M 4-Q' Ill V CHEERLEADERS Standing: Ficco, Dailey, Sheedy, NiCasfro Dickson, Page, Detore, Sfauffer, Carr Kneeling: Hardesty, DeBone, Myers, Wo- fus, Kostelnik, Marsh. MAJORETTES Sfandingz Cusano, Flock, Todaro, Mc- Adams, Davey, Doyle, Baughman. Kneel- ing: Bachert. The Greatest Game Of The Winter The cage Lions, diminutive in size this year, became entangled in an unfamiliar web-the web of a losing season. A glance at the overall record of tive wins and thir- teen losses indicates a disappointing year. In the course of events, coach Harold Smith tried every possible combination with the hope ot finding a starting team that would click together. But just as the bubble of success seemed near, a flashy five from an- Up, Over, And In other town would mar the soap sphere. The greater number of setbacks came in exhibition contests. As the season pro- gressed, the Lions seemed to gain a slight momentum, splitting ten games in section play to place fourth. Through the steady darkness that ac- companies defeat shone a group of stars. Playing on the hardwood for the last time lContinued on page T335 VARSITY BASKETBALL Top: Hawk, Muir, Wolfe, Tuskan, Mr. Smith, Vargo, Lynch, Raneri, Goulding. Bottom: Savini, Melago, Johns, Riley, MoHa. Q, 9' 'N r SQL! JD U19 -.SJ .gif Q25 ?3 n.wA, ,f4 x t' ' Vx, L... 1 f 'Xl l Melago Hawk Raneri Riley CContinued from page 1311 were a game-experienced trio. ln accur- acy of shooting and springboard rebounds, Wayne Wolfe had no equal. And in the backcourt, Carmen Moffa acted as play- maker and possessed a deadly setshot. De- fensive duties fell on the shoulders of Bob Goulding, who handled them with a master touch. Another duo, Lanny Muir and Bob Var- go, saw their last action in Lion Suits. An inspired group of underclassmen rounded out the roster. The fiery play of Sam Raneri, agility of John Lynch and ac- curacy of Bob Hawk indicate a brighter fu- ture for next year. A pleasant surprise for Coach Smith was the ability of Sophomore Barry Riley, whose display of talent will overflow for another two years. Bob Me- lago and Don Savini were valuable as re- serve strength. After successful performances in the past, this year seemed to be a quiet one. Yet, in a sense, it was a year of rebuilding. It was a year of trials-a year of experi- ment. Coach Smith, students and loyal sup- porters all look forward to the day when the Lions will again be a threat to the am- bitious opposition. C agemen of N ofe 1955-56 BASKETBALL RECORD G. H. S. Opposition 34 Monessen . . 65 67 , Central Catholic 81 38 New Kensington 45 58 Irwin .. , 60 57 Alumni .. . 71 61 Wilkinsburg 74 62 North Huntingdon 57 53 Uniontown 42 57 North Catholic 79 41 Latrobe 64 54 Tarentum 74 61 Connellsville 48 37 Jeannette 55 54 North Huntingdon 34 45 Uniontown 59 46 Latrobe , 52 53 North Catholic 73 54 Connellsville 58 70 Jeannette 62 WRESTLING Perfection On The Fairway Greensburg's golf masters drove through their successful season with one clean stroke. The schedule was tackled as only a hungry lion springs to a feast. Wilkins- burg, the appetizer, was downed 'I4Vz - ilk. Our golfers greeted the next four teams in a more graven manner, coming through the matches with a partly filled stomach by de- feating Jeannette, 15-l, Latrobe, 'I3-3, Con- nellsville, T4-2, and North Huntingdon, l5Vz-Uh. Then the second course was served and was likewise munched down. The sec- f '+ f - GOLF f R 5-.....v' ond course: Jeannette, 'I2V2-3lf2, Latrobe, ll-5, Connellsville, T6-0, a special treat, and North Huntingdon, 15-T. For dessert Jamison and DelVicchio represented their team at the final course but sampled de- feat as Moon Township came out trium- phant 'IO to 6. After ten years of working with G.H.S. golf teams, Coach Moser retired from his post after guiding various teams to six section titles. GOLF TEAM '54-'55 Second Row: Silk, J. Semenko, Supel, Hodnick, R. Sernenko. First Row: Morford, Jamison, DelVicchio, Millen, Riddle X we Y f 6 5 P NG 41 Q 1 fi af as 'Q ab 35' Us' V7 W - , , , ' '4 V 2. 1 V1 1 '-+ r, .QM 5 'L HJ aaa - V 35? fi' ' It f 'E 9 ,, , f 1 I A 1 1 iv in A ' 4' Q4 rv 1 Q W Q 1 . c zX u N 5, fd r ' V' ... Z A A 1 . 5 r ' ' T .L s . . 'ni' xl 1 3, Q 5' u . N , RX xx-'Fix V, h N A z . If 1.0 N ha. , - f X ' If 5 R ! 1- i S if K rt, rg 1 . 'Q -., '.R - ' - -W X is. 1 N X j -V ' , - ,, -. R- - g Q N ' v 'N - NX-X-:-i VX, XM' 'by L W '.,s X' W- ' X' . , f ' -N, xg A - . Q I :Liu X-Y xssg- KN ,XM-W ,y Q' 4, ' i if , l 5 ff , 1 gg A RUNS We wish to express our thanks to all our patrons who have so generously supported the advertlslng sectuon of our yearbook Your Qnancual support us making a great contrnbutlon toward the succ ss of our book Barclay Westmoreland Trust Co Cover Studuo Kurtz Bros Plttsburgh Plate Gloss Co R and I E Equlpment Dnvusxon I T E Yost Electrlc Co A E Troutman C Benehclal Finance Co Coshey Buchanan Funeral Home Delmont Fuel Co Dleges and Clust G C Murphy Co Greensburg Savings and Loan Assn J C Penney Co c J E Snyder Co 9 SaantV1ncent Ccllege Sears Roebuck and Co The Peterson System Trnbune Revuevv Publishing Walworth Co Kennametal Inc Lcughrans Drug Store Ohrunger Home Furnnture Co Prnntcraft Card Co Robertshaw Fulton Controls Co Royers Inc Schallers Bakery Inc Thomas Drug Store Thorotare Markets Inc ' . ' ' ' ' Co. S, W. Rose ancl Son, Inc. Westmoreland Supply Co. 'k 'A' 'k . . o. , . . . ., ln . Anderson s Market Baer and Brown Inc Business Equipment Co Carbones Restaurant Charles M Henry Prnntu Gongaware and Long Anns Home Bakery Bortz Hardware Co Chrlstle Wandel Co County Auto Sales D M Rhea Edward Mltchel and Co F Levln Furniture Co F W Woolworth Co Fahrrs Inc Greensburg Realty Co Gwynn Floral Shop Joes Auto Seat Cover D PATRONS Greensburg Lumber and Mull Co lsalys I N Hagan Ice Cream Joy Toggs Inc McFarland Supply Co Mt Vuew Hotel Overmyer Mould Co Joe Workmans Department Store Joseph Thomas Florists Inc Lees Restaurant Maxwells Furnlture Co Model Cleaning and Laundry Co Pross Co Russell Shatter Florist Seton Hull College Walthour Lumber Co Inc Weber Furnuture Co Westland Cooperative Farmers Westmoreland Tradnng Post Wllllam M Hudson and Co Balbers J S Raub Shoe Store Donges Joe s Confectionery George Pallltta Heating 8g Plumbing Co Kaufmanns Green Del La Rose Shop Greensburg Mantle and Tile Co Office Equlpment and Supply Co Greensburg Photo Supply Co Inc Sheetz and DePasquale Taulormg Harry C Wrlght and Sons Sunger Sewing Center Zambano and Sons 'I4 FIC ' ' . . . 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