Har Brack High School - Tiger Yearbook (Natrona Heights, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

TIME GLIDES BY WITH CONSTANT MOVEMENT, NOT UNLIKE A RIVER. EOR NEITHER CAN A RIVER STAY ITS COURSE NOR CAN 403. X N .-, I 7 I R THE FLEETING HOUR. f1'A OVID .g .' 2' A .Ia 5, 5-.1 -.,. -., QW -3' .gf ffiymixv I J 2 71' JJ V ,Lv W K ., fr 'X L , 1 .M . ,fe-If y , V, A. 4 .. '---vw ,f,.,.V , S I Ny Q , , , W x,f ' I WJ... , ..,,,....,, ,.,- .I N i- Jff' ,,,4.q. . . 1 N , .,. If . ,, I rm ,- f jf, I, MW, x .' I ,.. . ,, nj Nr. ,. s- lffgvlim M K .- . , Z -A: P-'hw-as., fm W' N1-'Ili 'VW' xy My x ,j N J i yi KJ X J Jj . Jy :J J ' ,MMV X Xv X , Q M' V M .Jjf 4v,!,,, x U I 'Ana ' j I ' ,Vf I x Mm ifififi 1 ,-ew: Fourteenth Edztzon E Published by the . , 5 I SENIOR CLASS of Har-Bmck Higjhoog NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA. 'X Q Editor-RICHARD RAQYMONT 2,3 Q I' Co-Edimr-COLLEEN MCCAFEERTY VL Ad,-im-1v1R. MEADE BEERS 13? , 44 . TABLE OF CONTENTS CAMPUS IN RETROSPECT -1 TIME FOR CONCENTRATION 18 Administration .... .. 20 Iiriuilty 2-I Seniors A I 30 National I-Ionor Society , ,, 56 TIME FOR DIRECTION S8 Student Government 60 SL-rviyc Orguni it f f 62 Puhlirations H Y,,, , H I 71 TIME FOR REPRESENTATION 78 Arlulr-tics 1, I 80 Band , It I 102 Miijorcttcs I , VYVVVV 108 Cheerleaders EEEEEE EEEEE,.EE 1 10 Choral Groups ,7,,, EEEEEEEEE I I5 Dramutics .1 W H ,,,YY,,,,,,,,, 116 TIME FOR ASSOCIATION 118 Juniors , ,1,. , 120 Sophomorcs I 1 26 Associzitiozis ,, 132 PATRONS AND ADVERTISING 141 INDEX SENIOR DIRECTORY Volume lvl, Puhlishcd by the Senior Class of 1959 for the student hody of Har-Brack High School, Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania. 2 Ya F OREWORD CAMPUSIN RETROSPECT I fu' 5 za ' 5 I N . r l 3' i M' N Ns Egl- ffk, 'ex 5 E 4: I it g W , ' ,V M .k A 'sk if A ':LL 'L:.. saw' : I., f ,Af Qf, Ijf53'a A I M in-A Q J :al 'Y 459 4- :,t,,,i...m,,,- ' , f sN 1 X , fn-pvvw-w..,,,,,, fort' ' 1.:f-- 4. ,- , W -H -- . .4 A A 5 :2 2-lf. ff fi 'W' isa. . ,M -Af-f 5 ' :.f A,Mfg,l iS 1 ' 35' 3 ' gi-5 Y' H 5 'ix' ff 'Vp' al 'K 'T ,'..,'f-932: sg 'ff' ' -la, 'ffm 1 A . -4 fsi. Q-Q? fi :fa . ,U K .. -ex.-5 9-.1-,. 4 M. , f f' 4 ' f-if .5 F Q Ms W, . um, A N, V, , -,M ,M , f-rs ' . . . the fun of joining in impromptu singing . . . the sight of leaping flames at a bonfire. Such sights School Nurse looking at a bothersome knee . . . the symbolize the school and its inhabitants. xuw lhe hardest part of uery du 15 rmkmg the dumon whether to tum uit the .1 m fha to slcep for tcn mmutu or to muster tha lmbmon needed to get out of bed JJ V www vnuxfb YJ 1 uslli :all null ill- faculty members step hxclx 15 thcy ll plmuh the school knoxung The amml of tha f1l'9tbL1S s1g,n1t1cs the hcynnmng, of the day thit the mtcllcgtual tug.,ofvx1r 15 lhout to begm V -X 1, U My ,AA V A . ' ,K K4f'k'Lk 'A '- 4' -, 'fy v K NV .1 LP , ff , 1 J nf . v YJ P vyf' XXV' W 1 OJ 1.31 'YJ 'JNM1 Y , x g 'uxjv 1 I A ' :Qpx D' JXJ .J 5,515 Jf,N XJ N-pl .N Ti HJ ,PQ rx?-V. ,. J I 3 I W . it 3 5 .. A -5 4 L Q t I ' Y- - 1 L . Several students make the long haul on foot in order to meet the daily challenge of preparing for the future, r,,..r,N E M- But, Mrs. I-lenschel, I didn't forget my excuse on purpose is a familiar cry that issues forth from the Board Room every morning. These words, however, fall upon experienced ears tuned to detect the deluder. 1' ' . lv-4X The students do not enter the building with the same gusto with which they make their exit. i 5 L I.. M, MJ p14iICf.lU.1iIY hcgini their day hy Li1L'LkiI'I4IlIi1Lil'IN.liii7UXL'N .ind xtraiglitming mit .my if A stop .lt unc of th: iiifctcria tiikut mitiiins is .1 num in thc nwrning if uni xx ixhcs to huy hii Iunkh fur thp in 4 The switahhnurd rings from early morning until curly awning with calls frvm N.IlC5IDL'I1. Iriunds. .ind intcrcstui ixircnts. 5 A -uf -...,04 1 K- The presence of keen appetites quirbens the pare of the students in the cafeteria line each day. ll LIHN 1 k .1l YH . '. 1 .wgh Y, -N, .- ks aww' ,ss xx1t11 mtlu1s:.xxm .ls Hu I.1X1l1ttcs ut tha UNM. ' 1 1 L s S gs, if ix K Mr, link .mls m .1 ILINIT guzkxan draw .irc Vxilllblt ru 49358341161 W is r-x f 'Q studumts .md parents .lt .my '9- if W N-N 'Nh :sigh Y 3353 ,bus 'K uh Stuunnu xplum nm nouk U N Lum mx hlg gum F' 6 lntcnxn tru L 1 L WIS mmm tn fee 1113.5 19 thu xxmh thcxr fClI11mlILx IIILIILC The PIUNNIIHQ., Tlaezs ron out of thcu' den to he greeted bx the deafenmg cheers or thc home crowd I3 1 X .fm N X f NF .J M W Q 36 if ..... -s Cu. Qu 'A ex .' 'l 'it .l II be imc .xstln-tc.1mprat fv'.a ah Y x X, xxx f Th ' ' ' 5.11 of thc iidl-llncl pla llir l' V 4. 'L' ' . . 'Q I ' ,. f. ,X Ji 'HM Q, W- My ,,gr s testi , ef A fu. if ii mf 47 5 . Q r-rx-' ' 'Y 9 gig s. tw, .3 .3571 1, TN - A I 1 During Nutinnal Education V4'cck. Har-Braak students hoard .1 timely distussiun tif the nucssity uf obtaining it working knowledge of L-.uh plmsc in the widc field of ULiLlk'.lIiUI'l. img -1 1 During the G.L,C. nontrowrsy, offitc-rs of the organization and administrative Offitinls mt diiwn to talk owl' thc sitimtiivn, 1 5 I i 4 5 I 5 I ! An uncxicttad Au Raid ii ll Iii xtudmts .ming ix ti ugh tiu cu. mini, tn irucnt tht xxi tmm iullii S ng I5 ' i 3Ww wz QE?iis2Q4v5E -3 - , nii W ff f g , . . ' W ,Mig 4,6 .,:, I 3- A ,D .Q fy I K' A1 Z . Tr , 1 5 ' - -fu, , 5 11, 'I xi M M' Q, f Q ,, J' 4 Ag, ' XQ - 9 f 3 ' 5 3 1 3 ,SSJ A 'J 'H I ' 1' ' v ff F' ff' - S' :S 05' , ,mm N.. 5531 xo 54 li fi s 1 A, H-+view-nm - ww-I - ' M :turn-vga--,, .......,,,.',.-,,q, W, IIHII , V Q . x, M ' L' 1 I 1 s . Eb' 'A . 4 - wi A s ' I if H I , . QW, 4 5 I 7 L fglll f--, -1' uJi..S.JI 'c! '1 as F 'W F M, 5 A 1 5 Q jf- F' ,Q xl - xx ,- fl2:::gg::s-'WST 'Q ffl : The halfti especially me brings moments of deep thought if the score is close. Coach Gugino leaves last minute instructions to his starting five in the crucial Ken High game. I 'JL' Another day .ending and the journey home begins. The school will rest until unrelentless Time begins the cycle again. I7 X . ,,..,. R' AH' 'Fi 'H 14 is c 'il qi 133. 511331, M .L ,, ,, ,iii X' JV, ky V, L... ,519 'f ., , ,qi . , if fff, A N 'li' A ff K3-52 Kawai s , f 5, M2 ,ma S ,. gf 4..M, ' , A.. mum'-W W-wnqgu xv--N M 1- R , UIOW' 3? vi ga fc? TIME FOR CONCENTRATION C X N X Q 1 x 9K-'WA a S50 N LE 26 O o I r? v3 i Yf .H Q4..i 4?'..- 'N' Q SHOW M5 f-1 ff fx! Z f Z 1 'isa cf X l mx, HN ljf Gu Supervising Principal Robert E. Marshall Mr. Robert E. Marshall has served for five years as Supervising Principal of the Har-Brack School District. To the students of Har-Brack High School, Mr. Marshall is an inspiration not only as an influence in our school life but our civic organizations also. Mr, Marshall received his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education degrees from the University of Pittsburgh, nn! Assistant Supervising Principal Walter S. Bazard Mr. Bazarcls main clutv is to work with Mr. Mar- shall, assisting him in aclniinistrating the affairs of the school district. Before coming to I-ltlf-Bllltili to serve as Principal. Mr. Bazarcl was principal of various other high schools. Mr. B.1Z.1fd obtained his Bichelor of Arts at XV.1sh- ington and jefferson College and his Master of Arts at the lfniversity of Pittsburgh. b5 '4' PRINCIPAL Two years ago, Mr. Harry C. Pry came to our school district as assistant principal. The Class of 1959 is the first full term class to graduate under Mr. Pry's guidance. Mr. Pry's versatility extends from his work into his personality. There we find a broad sense of humor coupled with an uncompromising determination in our common task of making a better school. Mr. Pry received his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education degrees from the University of Pitts- burgh. XX! SECRETARIES X Nw ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A warm smile, a vigorous handshake, and a strict adherence to justice are not all the qualities that characterize Mr. Paul Urik. -Since he took over the position of Assistant Principal, he has demonstrated marked ability in administration. Throughout all the problems that Mr. Urik has handled, he has displayed tremendous patience and understanding. Mr. Urik received Bachelor of Education and Mas- ter of Education from Duquesne University. av' Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Hunter are two well-known ladies at Har-Brack. As the office secretaries. the two women often find themselves aiding students and faculty in addition to their regular duties. As vital cogs in the slowly grinding wheel of edu- cation. Mrs. Mason and Mrs, Hunter accomplish the maximum amount of work with a minimum of con- fusion. The Class of 1959 wishes to thank these two women for their help and understanding. Left lo righl: Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Mason GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Miss Broadfoot, in her guidance work, endeavors to assist the student in his program, work out his difficulties, and assist with vital schedule changes. Her work also consists of the compiling of valuable information about each student in the high school, including grades, achievement test scores, and health cards. Miss Broadfoot obtained her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education from the University of Pittsburgh. She taught Plane Geometry and Algebra II before accepting the position of guidance counselor. CAFETERIA WORKERS The cafeteria workers can be commended in their three-fold job of serving lunches. The appetizing food, immaculate surroundings, and quick service which they provide all help to make the lunch hour enjoyable. ' or another. SCHOOL NURSE Miss Laura Zylinski, a graduate of the Western Pennsylvania School of Nursing and University of Pittsburgh, serves as our school nurse. Her sympathetic ear and trained hand have aided us all at one time Left zo right: Mrs. Whitmire, Mrs. Spoerke, Mrs. Vorp, Mrs Huber, Mrs. Scott. MRS. ERMA BRIGGS Allegheny College Bachelor of Science English II-College Preparatory MR. RALPH CASCIATO Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Education English MR. MICHAEL CHICK Central College Bachelor of Arts American History Problems of Democracy MRS. PATRICIA ALWINE Indiana State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Family Living I and II General Home Economics Homemaking 1 and II MR. ROY BECK Clarion State Normal School Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry MR. ERNEST BARCH Grove City College Bachelor of Science Mathematics Algebra II Plane Geometry MR. MEADE BEERS University of Pittsburg Bachelor of Arts English American History THMEVHLL h PROVE MR. JAMES B. BRUNO Indiana State Teachers College New York University Columbia University julliard School of Music Bachelor of Science Master of Arts Choral Music MR. EUGENE C. CECCHETTI Indiana State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Bookkeeping I, II Business Mathematics MR. DONALD G. CLAYPOOLE Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education Law and Economics Business Mathematics Typing I MISS MARY E. CLEMENT University Of Pittsburgh California State Teachers Bachelor of Arts College English II and 12 University of Pittsburgh Business Bachelor of Science Master of Education Industrial Arts MISS MARCIA DANIK Indiana State Teachers College West Liberty State Teachers Bachelor of Science College English Bachelor of Arts General Mathematics Physical Science TO BE THE MEASURE . . . 1. .z g, 'i MR. FRANCIS C. CRONAUER MR. MICHAEL R. DAVIDEK MRS. SHIRLEY DAVIS Slippery Rock State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Physical Education MISS HELEN J. DYER Pennsylvania State University Bachelor of Science English MISS PHYLLIS EMERSON Slippery Rock State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Physical Education MR. NICK J. DEROSA University or Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education World History Health MRS. VIRGINIA EDWARDS Clarion State Teachers College Bachelor of Arts Librarian MRS, DORIS T. ENG TRQM Pennsylvania State ni! slty Bachelor 'of Scieg Health Li V , ,,1,,4f' . 1 fjgtff' f fn .cox if MR. PAI'I. HIYINRICKS Duquesne l'nixc-rsity Bachelor of Science Senior Biincl Intruinentiil Bitncl MRS. EVELYN HIR'l'I.E I'nix'cisity of Pittmhurgh Bgiclielui' of Science Chemistry Iiicilcvgy MR. RAY HUDSON Gecmrgettnwn L'nixerSity Bachelor of Philosophy XX'orlcl Histcnry IXIRS. -IOSEPHINE HENSCHEI. L'niverSity of Pittsburgh Bachelor uf Arts Xxlllflll Hiitory MR. JOSEPH HOLLIDAY Mount Union College B.iclic-lor uf Arts Clic-mistn' MISS MARGARET JACK Incliam State Teachers College Buchelor of Science Typing I. II Shorthand I. II INIRS. VIRGINIA ERNEST Vniversity of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Algehra II INIR, CHARLES rl. GIQGINO Geneva College Bachelor of Science Driver Eclucation MR. CHESTER GILI. Inclianii State Te.icl1ers Ccillcgc Iiiichelur of Science Pruhlcms of Deinncmcy MR. PATSY RALPH GUZZI Grove City College Penn State I'niversity Bachelor of Science Master of Eclucation Office Practice Retailing Consumer Ecluciition OF THE FACULTY S f? 'Mc MR. ALBERT N. ,IACQL'ES Thiel College Vniyersity of Pittsburgh Biiclielor of Arts Master of Letters American History MR. JOSEPH KENNEDY Indiana State Teachers College L'niVersity of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education Metal Shop Mcclianical Drawing MISS HELEN KENNEDY Mercyhurst College Bachelor of Science Business Exploratory Typing I MR. MICHAEL KENSEK Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittshurgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education Fine Arts SUCCESS IN IMPARTING . . . l n MISS MARGARET LYTLE Carnegie Institute of 'Technology Bachelor of Science Home Economics MRS, MARIAN E. MITCHELL Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Bachelor of Science Master of Education Shorthand Transcription Typing MR. MAXWELL PALINIO California State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Industrial Arts MR. ARCHIE M. McSPARRIN Duquesne University Bachelor of Education Distributiye Education MISS MARGARET MONTGOMERY Grove City College University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Master of Education Latin Spanish MISS EDITH PARKER VC'estminster College Columbia Teachers College Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts English NIR. FRED D. SBIITH Grove City College lfniversity of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education Physics Physical Science MR. -IOHN TOTH Clarion State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Biology MR. ALBERT F, PISHIONERI St. Vincent College Bachelor of Science American History INIR. VUENDELL D. PIPER University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Science Biology MRS. EDXYIN SCHMITT University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Plane Geometry EU5lll5l1 journalism MR. ROBERT R. RUTKOVUSKI Pennsylvania State University Bachelor of Arts KNOWLEDGE TO THE STUDENT. MR. NICK STARESINIC Vniversity of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Physical Education MRS. VELINIA XVI-IITE VC'ayr1esburg College . Bachelor of Arts French English Latin if ,, P5 'R fs S4 1 s if! a S 1l ! D 12 1 uv wfwvi ul ' U U 3 if 2 A-nw. M. If 'im-... iJ'.?92x4.IKfE:uip' ' L' yr' . fi- ff 2 E 2' W 'Q Q. , M., , --ww , ww , nl i 5 kr f, Q, if '- E 1 ,xx -,Q ,i 'M ,Z , 1 ML , -4-ln. S. if Min, sw., Q. ,cw M4 A-' M.,- J Q-l,VN:: Args . ' 11' -:HQ ., kj: ff' 'W 1 'Inf-11 f I dl' X., uvi if mg... M , 'AL Q, A 'rm +4 X -Nkisg A '10 45' ,IQ- SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 The sands of Time moved swiftly during our years at Har-Brack. It is nearing graduation. The Time has come to look at the future, but as we prepare to commence our lives anew, let us take a look at a few of the grains from the falling sands of the past three years. As the Sophomore Class, we met in early fall and elected Suzanne Geopfert, President, Robert Orzechowski, Vice President, Joel Crytzer. Secretary-Treasurerg and Wfalter Bernacki, Activities Board Representative. Our advisors were Mrs. Koh, Mr. Alwine, Mr. Toth, and Mr. Gugino. NWC can recall our looks of bewilderment when given wrong directions by upperclassmen or when our lockers wouldnt open or our locks were on backwards. However, we soon got over our amazement and began trying to raise some money. As our Sophomore project, we sold stationery. Our junior year was a busy one. Led by President, Robert Orzechowski, Vice President Gretchen Affrica, and Colleen McCafferty, Secretary-Treasurer, we sold magazines, peanut brittle, and Easter candy. As part of the school program, we put on a talent show. By May, 1958, it was Time to say good-bye to the Seniors, so as our theme for the 1815, we chose Sayonara. By September, 1958, we found ourselves in the long- awaited position of the worldly Senior. Our principal money raising project was the successful Senior Class play Bottoms UP, under the direction of Miss Danik. To high- light the year, the Senior Class participated in Har-Brack's initial Class Day. As the sands of Time sift hurriedly past, we tend to think of the bright horizons ahead, forgetting the events of the past three years. Every event, however, is like a grain of sand that, by its ability to withstand the pressure of age, waits to be recalled again and again SENIOR ADVISORS Left lo right: Mr. Toth, Miss Kennedy, Mrs. Alwine, Mr. Gugino. SENIOR OFFICERS Leff to riglvf: Gretchen Affrica, Robert Orzech- owski, Joy Shirley. -? F- . 5f.x ' xx ', .' - ?f'9?'3' 5.1 . rv ' 'I 4 ', V Nw' . ' 3, .Y . . - ' Q 3. -is 2 T011 Roux Xefr in Vfgfllf T. Wfitucki, C. Pociboreck, Mazur, B. Dixon, C. Hunkiewicz. Borrow Roux lefl lv righf: M. Malak, V. Rusnak, Crytzer, K. Brown. X x 1 mmf'--132-!ZmU1t'1'J7U om7U 'iff Killa. x SAMUEL ABBOTT SANDRA ADAMS RONALD ADAMSKI GRETCHEN AFFRICA The little H5011 3 Pl? Inqu1s1t1ve Always sm1l1ng has h1s Har Brack s queen g ou mouth man his illgebfalf notes are her means of com homework sxomes ou mg personahty leader dlff1Cull1CS mumcatron durmg class door type 1n all phases of school lnfc GfaPhlf A35 Charm Club USherS MlXCd Chorus Rod and Honor SOCIHY Semor Gun Class Vxce Presxclent ger Staff Student Coun c1l Secretary GLC PFCSI Cflf ROBERT ALCANTARA Bashful Valentmo mas terful has a subdued RONALD ALLSHOUSE DONALD BALOG JEAN BEATTY R A G versatlle Beautiful bags volce A cleterm1ned lass sunny keen mtellect hopes to have a muglcal fa d1spos1t1on handles her W1 Honor SOClCl'y Varsxty Club reef hard worker dutres well Varslty Club-Football Base ba S-uv, BARBARA BEDNARIK KENNETH BELL PHILLIP BERENSON Outs1de mterests occupy her M1ld mannered smcere Gabber football head t1me expresswe always seen suddenly mer forceful appear lots of sp1r1t heard ance mechamcally m1nd Charm Club Mxxed Cho Band Drama Club rus Rod and Gun Varsrty Club-Football Football Basketball Mixed Chorus Pfesldem Honor Soc1ety T1ger Staff Student Counc1l Presx dent GLC WALTER BERNACKI Man of many talents sharp dresser athlet1c Student Councxl Vxce Presr dent Varsxty Club-Bas ketball Baseball Semor College Interest Club V N Q , C -X 5 :if H W e d. ' . 1 . .- N 11. ' ' ' ' - ' . . . '- -. ,L 5311 f W .A KIRK BISH CLARI NCI BLALOCK S ious by nrtuit t 1 The Voice sports Lam Mukhi WIILSIN n mmship ont of his many ieisonrfitd assets h is the but Honor Smitty linger Stiff irsity Club-Iootbrll Llbmfy Club Mixed Chorus -0 LAXVRFNC I' BOCINFC jmglcd nerses diligent broloqiul tlrcfr his aim Senior I-Ii Y Senior Col lege Intercst Club JANET BOLLINGER XX insome lass . . . sort , . excels in efficiency. Chftrm Club . , . Ushers. MARC ARVI BOCK Cute rcdheld pcrsonxlits tht dime floor bilxetl Chorus C ub Drlmr Y IX IKIOLIN adept On Ch 11 m Club RICHARD BOROTO O iective in his thoughts . . .quitk replies. his Special- ' . . . destined to e great. Honor Society . , . Band- Trefisurer . . . Varsity Club- Baseball. JAMI S BLISS GERALD BLOCH Girls x I it irc New Golf Lnthusirst infcc trrtfree tomi lIll7lL tious grin blushes Lcxthtrtrrft Club clsily Bftnt Vue President Varsity Club Ciolf Hu BR1tkct Sports Editor Explorers LORI TTA BOGACKI JEAN BOICI Diffidtnt pnrsonllitw Wcirks Qtcrdilx toxx ard her X 1 1 L one ofthe got II'fISllC I lgucttts Rt lr 'I igeis Rolf LIIIUICICL Art Club Honor Sntictx Chcerleuler C IC Art Club A Qs JAINIES BOWER 'IAINIES BRACKEN Deteiving,ly quiet . . . one I irtatious A 4 quie wr unruly turl . . . indisrutibly . . . f iturc of tx ' . . . ' lmntlsnrnc-, g.,eritlem.m . 'ill tin 's. Drama Club. Chi Phi . . . Rm flnd fun. 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KATHLEEN CONROY MARY COWAN Luely lrkeable lass Collectp absentee slxps Krtty to ucryone lsoft-spoken' pctltt tutcst drmplcs Art Club FNA Drama Club JOHN CREDF Happy 50 lucky at pczranne true frlcnd L enthusnst Semor Hn H Lntploxtrs C ub Se-mor Collcqc In terest Club ig If li JOEL CRYTZFR Calm tool md tollectecl sense of humor all h1s msn mln lhout toxxn Stutltnt Countrl Che s Club Vrtc Prcsulent CAROL DANNER CHARLES DAUGHLRTX XVILLIAINI DAVIS PRISCILLA DEMCHIK Pretty pert and pleasmt Not the H0155 type as Crazy legs Dans Thoughtful as unprc a golden some I 1 dreamer Isaly s man any rule a challenge e dlctable as quiet main gent xxorker Band Mxxed Chorus traxellng kmd Vhll Honor Socxety Nlxxul C110 Prnntmg Club Charm Club Trl H1 Y rus Gxrls 'lrmo INA DONNA DeMICHELI' KARL DCWITT LYNNE DIETZ BARBARA DIYON Furl her 3mb1tl0l'1 011 Lsually behmd the 8 ball Small In stature appeal Pretty half pretty clothes Starlcllrlg P0156 exfelleflf dry sense of humor mg CYCS SfYl15h keen sense of humor taste m clothes l1l-:es to tease FNA FHA Trl H1 Y amicable GLC YHA Rod and Gun Club Honor Socrety Txger Staff Leathertraft Student Councrl Charm Club P1 esndent Majorette A .JI-. I rs ' I I w fr be I-C-., MLX Qin in In It 5 ' K U A LEONARD DOBTBROSKI LUCILLE DARLENE DOMINICK Towhead . , . stands out in DOMBROXVSKI Bubbles with personality . .. a crowd . . . handsome, Enchanting eyes . . . earnest fun to be with 1 - - quits Rod and Gun. and Sincere- attractive. iyiixea Chorus . . . FHA. FNA - - . FHA - - . PCP Club- l.. DAVID DOUGHERTY Steady prodder . . . reliable . . . droll sense of humor. Honor Society-President . . . Varsity Club-Golf . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Explorers' Club. EDWARD DOVERSPIKE EDXVARD DURANA LEROY ECKENROD BARBARA EKAS Rebel rouser promotes Good looking slightly The athletic type ro Flusters easily fabulous laughter easily school s uses his nits to xocltne grin enjoys wardrobe neat and well work is a bother further himself a good time groomed Rod and Gun Varsity Club Football Varsity Club football Base FN FHA Pep Club 3 CAROLE EKAS DEI l i ELCOCK DIANE FACTOR Chatter box closets full Motorcycle enthusiast Petite and immaculate of clothes charm her prismatic hair lowes shy but her friends know strong point her yen elry better earnest student Charm Club Drama Club D E Club Charm Club Drama Club Pep Club ANTHONY FALLINRONI Wherc theres fun theres Ton geniality at its highest dubious about the future DE Club . ' - ' ,Q Y ,, ANN- . ' bu. ,A mf? ei 'ii -F ' I ' '. - h U V VJ... . 4 yi' I h D Tl, ' XYIILLIAM PAUL FIGLIR DOVNA IINLI Y CHRISTINE FORD lhITKNFCHT C.fvll15.,11IClO0l-1 WU Lows har lcllcm mm xx in h sy hcli im litmus Axiil icmnxcisitrcmnglist lamps ucrxonc guucssing, imisrii uutlimo ri i L ilirk cus ll 1 xcrsatiln i g.,ooi.l student D I Cluh iis mitiit xi iluh wail-:Li Har BR1ikct Graphii D E Cluh GI C 'lrcasurcr Chun Arts Mcihanical Drawing, C uh Senior Hi X J ,www ROBI R'I IRANT7 MARY AI ICF THEODORI GAXWORQIXI fLDfN CITR Grufl mica slim but IRINCH Fr endlx sr Xlxmlrs issiiluouslw t m l DE Cluh Bind mail is A rricnd iriilccd Q ASS umpcratixc 1 e 4 in c Gray hic Arts Rod and Mind Chorus Chi Phi FIA I suis GUN K 'W CATHI RINI CIBB ANTONIA GIBSONI C AROI GII Bl RT Cl ORGIA GILLETTI 9 l xoicn LHIOX KUTTP NCLH lWUf UU html UW Exncllcnt IRIN I thoiougli His hcvmuxorlc tr Juhln IU wld Lf we in Q iss suipwitci ohlmim, wk s litrli to s i the husincss licld Cirmri Cluh FHA Honor Qmicrx T fuer Qtaft hcttnr lim than nucr Chaim Cluh lsliiis Ch irm C luh Spiictars FHA Art Cluh Bml :Q 1 ' 1 l... 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' 5 v ' -' , . j wi r cr , , . lui ' - say il.iz'L- her-,hc'll du it , JOHN GLATH SLZANNE GOEPFERT JEANN12 GRACZYK JON GRANTHAM Bcxmma smrlc Om ot the trno h 1 Extremely brrght as Grade A Student wry xxrth the gurrls nr rctx ct harr its S her Own loke book ra home OU the SYCCUS truts mmlucf u XIII bollf qllkhtll bJ5llfUl DF Cluh Iwlrxnl Chorus Girls MIMJ Chofug FTA V-HSITY Clllb-Gfllf Trro Art Club Math Club 1 LORETTA CRLGGS BIARLI 'NIE GRIMM JOHN GROVIIS RONALD GRZYWINSKI Alxuss hnlplul serrous Aluus thcerful aoopera Goes out of hrs may to be Getg rn and out of trouble most of the trmc steady Fl hir SCULC frlcndh scemmilll eaarly .Always vnrllmg to dmrosrtron tourtcous to all qurct mur heard com ht P Strong features Charm Club PNA Drlml Club plammg Varsrty Club-Baseball Pu lr A ldrus Murad Chorus in I Pl-IYLLIS GUZIK XVILLIANI HAAS HARRY 1-IAMILTQN RLTH HARNED 'I.1ll hlondc toodloolcmg, rent NX U 1 Ixyf Curly gxgrtgd Chorui hooiter re un lcrstmdmx. good knoxxs hrs xx as to the oftltc Imp hh mm it A LH hurl xxrthout .1 temper mtured un rwurmng mm darn ton umtrous rn her work Clrrrm Club Mrxel Chorus Drama Band Honor Sotrcts Tiger Staff C uh Nfrmd Chorus Charm Club Q - r ,j 5 in I 2 .'k. '...lIdSLl -' A'...aS4 A ' ,.,h ..,Hf 'r' ' V ...at- v' ,jle - ' A -.- I . f ll of 'v.llty. ' A - r' ' ' - V .:. . '.'-t ' ... .' .,. . ' , . . H1- I T EL A V bf 'tl -Q. Q 1 I I C l Aa A ia 'S 4 , L 1 . . ' - ' ' Sal' 'al lair . . 'K Lb' 1, I , I . . . . . a d- .., t ' . . lk' . . . K' A ' '. ' O' ' VL' - - 'l I' 5' ' - 'u 'l ,. , l , . . .1 I ' . . . LORRAINE HATAS JAMES HAUGH ROBERT HAUGH NINA HECK Considerate . , . dependable Breezy ways . . . thumbs up Hod rod driver . . , easy to Serious minded . . . radiant when given assignments . . . for Millcn's Service Sta- talk to . . , interested in all eomplexion . . . excellent not too muqh f0r wrpfglg, firm , , 4 Ipann smile, forms of liieeliilnics. equest1'i.1n. Ch.u'm Club. D.E. Club Honor Society . , , Tiger Staff MARLENE HERR Prettx pert and petite connoisseur of fashions loxels smile Tiger Staft GLC Charm Club JANE ANN ISENBERG Qi orts Conscious com mandine .attitude is plays school spirit Librm Club . , . Mixed Chorus . . . DI'31IU.l Club-Treasurer WILLIAM HOHOS fatetious excellent danter sthool xxill be quiet next tear Mixed Chorus 'kr THOMAS JAc oss Mild mannered a e to his mins friends generous Virsitx Club Bisrhgill Methinitzl Diming L89 '32 is CAROL HUNKIEWICZ Sagacious concerned lkgg about her studies up to date with the latest stxles JOYCE HRIVNAK Lnrnistaleable giggle follows the tads ri good time Nlixed Chorus Chirm Honor Societx Tiger Staff Qtudent Council Chirm Club-Vice President GLC Club A BARBARA JANCI LA CORNELIA Has 1 vtalle which nobody JASTREBISKI CHU COIN Wflill Wlfll Instantlx likeable os T0 E 0Uf51llC mt1rfStS Qesses num hearted humor DE Club has 1 good mind for the business xxorld Chlrm Club qs 'H A . I '.V - I I V ' ' A -- il' K- , 4 A L fd' -. me Q ' Q M ,l ELIZABETH JIENTGENS LARRY JOHNSTON THOMAS JONES jUDITl-I JORDAN A well-modulntt-tl voifc . . . Dcvilish grin . . . expert in Likes thc outdoors . . . t,1ll An Qncrgetic gal . . . seldom reposcd . . , frequently seen math . . . dcstincd to bc , . . strong. silcnt typo, quiet . . . always has .1 in Tarcntum. successful. DE. Club. happy smile. Honor Sotirty . . . Mixed Cho- Art Club , . . FHA. rus , . . Math Club. K V CARL JOSEI OSKI KATHLFFN RICHARD KAINIADA PATRICIA A USL IINHW H165 15 IxALlNII'YI'R Seems to eniox life KARXVOSKI best in ucistlilnf, Crm wmplublc nucr in .1 hurn home Suu ble looking forward cntcd xx ith 1 trumpet wmumtmux mod dass work brings headaches to ,i ggtfggfldl Larger Bind Mlxld CITOYU5 xxorlctr spirited tomer H13 diligent student Viqe Picsidtnt Rod 'md gltmnilm Qhlfm Qlub Gun Tiger Stlff Charm Club L shcr LINDA KFLLI H R 1 x with 1 hclgina 1 nd ptrtcttionist i is tht imm uul ttc ook Honor Sotittx Student Fund I rc isurcr Mixed Chorus Chum Club DONINA KLALS THOMAS KLIMKOVUSKI ms 1 Shoit ml smut llwaxs Alu ns xx ints mother gait ihud .1 rudx sn i L c.1s1lx us t r tart of Varsitw il: isa XX ut N itroni gmc Clubflhscblll Hi X s 1 Chi Phi RONALD KISH Stitntc XSILIYI IIIIXL 4. Honor Sotittx JAMES JEANNIE 'IOHN KOENIG PATRICK KOPNICKY KLINGENSMITH KLINICENSMITI-I Art hrs m.11n mtcrcst Strentrtrcally mtlmetl H1s 1 strung, rbxsrqug Be111t1tul mu 111 Sm'-U4 In lm Cffllffn Pffwflibli llV1W WUT sr 1 to the s ua Hir Bruk sulportcr delfmllhli Y llh Nflki C1 in ml Us LAS! Ltuns, 111 tnmr Smrlc for ucryonc Aff Club Honor Scmnty R md V1rs1tx Cl11b-Football Art Club GUN C111 P111 RICHARD EUGENE KOSTEXY ICZ ELGENIA KOTEC KI DOROTHY KOTESKI KORQZY XISKI N11r1cOmm1tt1l txpc Ta a1r exuberant Natural blonde Comemru muh trouble mtcre ted ill npcs f spends her sparc mme ter-mmed uspn-es to bc umutluung 1111155 un nu l11n111l tlruunq at AVH tome :1 drctruan m1n orrtn Llass Vhll I-HA Chl P111 FTA fl gtudx full H1 H Corn Cullcctors H1H Com Collutors H1X Rod -mil Ulm LAW RENCE KOTESKI WILLIABI KRI MINQKI INIICI-IAEI. KROI CHIK Inqursttne study hall Bashful but .xttractnc sm1lc Proxxlmg Dgu 5,0011 demon master of the a pliys 16 naturecl somuxbat fllf mnoccnt look accordmn well tatrous IWf5ClUU1Ul DYWIUL Vlrsltx Club Itmotbrll ELIZABETH KRUPA Bubblmg personalrty ssmpathetrc lrsteuer trung to pleise ucrybody IS ber cbrcf arm GIC Cl11rm Club , K ul - q'd . . . .- . , 1 1 ...ta ' 4 '- V 1- 1 HS-11 15 l- A .4 f-.-' .U I 11.11 1 ' 1 I ' .l ' 'Q 5 111...f'..,4'4 ...Je- 1 . ..f41x is C73 K4 ' 1 ' I ..' ...T - Q A. Q Q H, by Ra A 7 '4 4 T F A ....f11.,,w11 A '- ' ' GERALDINE KUCINSKI RALPH KUHNERT ELGENE KURZAXVA HENRY LAMPARSKI Knows the may to Henry s Invigorating smile we 191,13 of few words A trifle tall personality tandid Lhangeable groomed works hard other of our tuba players to match his height disposition to attain his goal easy gorng blushes easily FT Ch irm Club Honor Society Mixed Cho Band Varsity Club-Football rus Hi Y Drama Club GARY LANGE VARDI LAWHEAD VINCENT LAWRENCE PATRICIA LINNAN Individualist in humor Lovely complexion as Spur ofthe moment kid A refreshing personality slow to anger cour a gift of gab possesses manages to keep himself fashionable demure teous school s rrrr uite bus about the school ways P Cl l Mixed Chorus Mechani Mixed Chorus GLC easily excited cal Drawing Dranqa Club Tiger Staff Band WILLIAM LIVORIO DONALD LOWERS Romeo . . . always upsets Out of school more than the apple cart . . . sudden in . . . slow to enthusiasm spurts of intelligence. . . . devilish. Drama Club. FNA Pep Club Lshers Mixed Chorus RONALD LOWERS Uses his study halls to keep Dramatic . . . a determined up with his magazine read- individually , , , vibrant. ing t - - tally blonde, 8001i Mixed Chorus , . . FNA . . . looking- Drama Club. ROBERTA LUC 15 MICHAEL LUZIK MARY ANN LYNCH Possesses a shy grm Lrght hearted conscren assignments su h a t1ous neat rn appearante bother pcrsrstent man Honor Society FN ner Cyraphrc Arts ka BARBARA MAIZLAND Lustrous black harr humorous cheery drs posmon Charm Club ROBERT MANGOL Contagrous curroszty short m stxture xuth devr xsh ways neednt xyorry about frrcnds Mrxed Chorus Drama C ub LINDA MAEDER JOANNE Refmed peaches and MAGLIOCCHI cream complexlon dl 1 Ayld conyersatronalrst dent curly curly halr I r GLC Charm Club Brunos rlght hand g,1rl FN M1xed Chorus Lrbrarran Lshers MARCIA MALAK STANLEY MALAK Coquett1sh well lnform ust a l1ttle on the shy slde rehable vyorker a regular felloxx Honor Soclety Tiger Staff refuses to be troubled b Student Councrl Executxye 3l'lYtl'l1Hg Board Asslstant Head Band Camera Club Malorette GLC Leathercraft JOYCE MAJACK Musrcal talerts seems so quxet untrl you get to knovt her complacent Band Charm Club Camera Club CHARLES MARK CONSTANCE MASS MICHAEL MATSIK Enjoys golfxng x 1 Brrght ITIISCIIICXOLIS eyes Perpetual motron persomfrecl lnstcn to your problems rhythm 1n her feet athlctlc partxcrpant mannerly perpetual smxle hxtch your wagon to a star Mxxed Chorus Varsrty Charm Club VdfSlfy Club Basketball Club-Golf Baseball . .3 ' are c ' ' I ,..'ff'- ' ' ' 5 'E r.rr A . iissvs 5-:.rgQSf?g:.ai:::.-': '- ' ed... 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PATRICIA MATWAY JANICE MAZUR COLU FN KENNETH Love those brg brown eyes Wrnsome lass co MQCAIIERTY MCCORMACK radmtes good vull pleasant dlsposrtnon Her determrmtron zlvsays Has a rnagnctmsm for the cooperatron 15 her sunt T1 er Stxff GLC l g rcsu ts In success fcmmme gender Student Counul FT scholarly tremendous cxhaustxble sense of humor lI1l1tL,l1'l'lllOl'l handsome 'Instr Staff Honor Soclcty Mlxcd Chorus GI C Drama Club- Setretlry WILLIAM JEAN MLCURDY RIC HARD MCGREGOR KENNETH MQINTIRE MCCULLOUGH Earnest worker attrac Alu us rlovtnmg seldom Supports our band as A tall retrcent lad me smxle melodxous frowmn: an unknowmg hard t1me scttlmg down seuous by nature 20166 lOl f l IL o mmy grr s .1 good mrxer loys readlng FN Agcnume frxend Ro and Gun Mxxcd Chorus Art Club DE Club I c lthercraft TOM MCKECHNII' Collegmte look has 1 subdued xslt exfels when thc spmt moxcs hxm Tnger Stiff Busmcss Mmlger Varsity Club-Basketball Manager Dramx Club MALCOLM JOAN MIQUADE PAUL MPHAL SXXLCI lfltl Ql6IT1UI'C Hqf BI-ackq fgylrygguq Fluent nn muhlnxts 5P'fkl'f 3 lffwmlltl n thc tcntu of urntnn xoclfrr-ous pflflklsh studxcs tom: easily to her Honor SOKILU Tnrzcr Strff Vqrqm Cllll,-hmblll GIC Vrtc Preslclcnt ENA lnfettlous yersonallty A 4 .' . . 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HENRY MEYERS STANLEY MICHALSKI Relaxed sayes thmgs Lnsuspectrng wrt an trll the last mrnute I'l1OWl6gOCI' sllghtly the no close knd bashful Drama Club H1 X G I PATRICIA MILLER Petxte lntelllgent excellent plccolo and flute player Honor Soclety Band GLC Mrxed Chorus JEAN MINARIK Soft gentle manner ur hu ou of place plusmg., smxle Charm Club MICHAEL MINARIK XYIILLIAM MITCHELL PATRICIA MUNSON ROSE MARIE MUROSKY An organrzer mdefatxg Has a qulck hello for al IN1ce to know yery Naturally may harr able sprrxt amxcable acnordlon yrrtuoso cooperatne soft xoxce secmmqly free from vuornes Honor Socrety Band Drum always appears calm Charm Club most pleasant Milor Varsrty Club- Ch1Ph1 Math Club Charm Club Camera Basketball Baseball Drima Explgfefg Club Club Presrdent CHESTER MURPHY SANDRA MYERS Rrotous has a non uret but socrable chalant attrtude C a vyays helpful enjoys Cha Cha man 1 e Band Drama Club Charm Club Camera Club FI-IA 1' 'uw LAXVRENCE NALBACH One of the more mtellrgent Very tall studrous motto EWYY Pfoblem necessary to the trombone has a solutron the sllent sectxon WPC' Band Fxplorers Treas Honor Somety' Ch1Phx urer Drama Club Math Clllb DAN NAUMAN 'Q s 6 lsr. rggp I gilgiif Rx . 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U ' ' ROBI-RTA NFWCOMER LORRAINE NFXVHOUSL U Jcrt keeps thc oys Future surctary brxght g.,ucss1n3., xersitrlc and up 1hle student ELAINF NAWORSKI Long xx 1xy trcssts of mlschref md fun '-leleflddbll quxte I sonptrcss VIXILIOUS FTA Tlllilllil' Aff Clllb nor Soucty Lnrls Trlo Honor bounty 'llger Staff GLC Bmt GI C Chlrm Club JUDITH NOVAK Soft spoken tonscren trous her smcere man ner mlkes her 11 xxonderful frrend Crmerr Club Ushers 'R BARBARA EMILY OLSON Chefublk gloxx about her a popular mrss Assrstant Head Malorette Mrxed Chorus GLC Drstant look rn her eyes courteous earnest an eager student Honor Souety FTA Art Club Club-Baskctblll B1seb.1ll ALBFRTA PACANI LLI PI-IILLIP PAGLIARULO XVILLIAM PARKFR Effusnxe llllf,l1lCI' ton Newer tl dull moment Temtrty for xxork tagrous smrle strught hrs 1 xxay wrth the qrrls dffmgqblc apt 5tudenl forward lpproxth tops rn frrendllness Honor Qgugty Tlgef Staff Honor Souety 'III-,Cf Staff Mrxed Chorus Mnted Chorus Math GLC FT C ub ROBERT PATRICIA OSTROSKI Athletrt bombshell a xrbrrnt personahty Bobby O gorgeous xx qrdrobe Honor Sotretx Seruor Class Honor Socrety Trger Staff Presrdent Student Coun Chirm Club-'Ireasurer C11 'Irmsurcr Varsxtx Dr1m1 Club JOAN PAVLIK Crt able mtl tompctent an rmmltullte mxss ISPIICS to become 1 nurse PNA Art Club V , NIH' '.w'...fll 4'b' ' T , '- '...zl. 4 . 21- . .5 '14 Af T . 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I ' ' 47' I 1 1 ii' ' ' ' l ' aj' ' ...in- L31 4 ' ' .. to XVILLIAIVI PERMAN JEANNIQ Pl E1 I I R KEITH PILSTON JOSEPH PISANI Carnes on one word con Brrght and breezy na Snappy dresser quxte foot loose and fancy free versatrons has a vsay ural curly harr patromz talkatryc possesses out es Henry s s1de rntc-rests of attractmg trouble a DE booster D E Club D E Club has a rare muslcal talent uny redrctable DF Club CYNTHIA CONSTANCI I RANCES Seemrngly unaware of the POCIBORI f K POLCZYNSKI POLCZYNSKI OPPOSIW Sex adfolt In MHQHLUL ILYWDIIIU Pleasant drsposrtxon Possesses 1 quret drgmty methamcs stock car 1-adlafeg sthool sprrmt srncere rn all her under loyal to all her fnends enthusrast has her deynlrsh m0m6r1tS takrngs tonsrderate a pleasure to know Band Honor Sooety Tlger Staff Charm Club Honor Socre-ty Hu Student Councrl BRacket Edrtor Trger Cheerleader Co head Sta Charm Club JAMES PITKAVISH GLC RICHARD JOSFPH POLLOCK POLCZYNSKI One of Har Braclfts frnest One of our sports mayors I lt the deul wx 1 flxrtatzous ln hrs oxxn IIHICSS Toes eyes sparkle? yyqy one qqnf defeat dnmond demon 11,5 5005 nature VHTSIIQ Club-Biseblll Varsrty Club-Basketball Base Mochirllfll Drlwmg, Club a if RICHARD PONTFRI ROBERT RAFFAELLI Casanoya 1 Hornes Sympathetrc llstener man hrs frrendly grm allcrgne to any type of text lrghts UI hrs face book blg brown eyes D E Club QL 4 K X I :-' f ' :. Q ...V . , I is ' C 4' .1 f ' f' .Wk ,HRV Q y KN. lf, V ' V I U - H t A . S A - 'V 'hc h - .. :M . lx V I, 1 'N Y V . . 4 , , . I - ' - V JI. ' . . A . W I. . . . , . I ' ' , 'ff 'I I I '. I I I t 2.44 I. . . A I I b'11. I ' n A I I I ROBERT RAHMAN CHARLES RANKIN SOPHIA RASKOWSKI RICHARD RAYMONT A likable fellow . . . school Har-Bracles deejay . . . Never without her gang , , . Kept very busy by the Ti- -a necessary evil . , . laughs straight forward , , . comeS quiet but sociable , . . capti- ger . , . a gentleman al- on the inside. through with a good One, vating eyes. ways . , . merits a reward. usually at the right time. Tiger Staff-Editor . . . Honor Society . . . Chi-Phi . . . Math Club. MARGARET REHNER MARLENE RICHARDS ROBERT RICHARDS SANDRA RICHARDS Sweet as sugar dancing A fashion plate porsed Man about town easily Charming xery neat ee where there 5 on the resened srde baffled eager to squeeze aptearance goes along trouble theres Margie Charm Club in a oke in her own quiet xx 15 Charm Club Drqmr Club Varsity Club football Chlrm Club Art Club JOHN RING SANDRA RODGERS PETER ROGACKI THELMA ROGERS If height were bruns hed A bundle of eute eonfusron Ong of our 5ky Scraper Sen Que of H1fBf1Lk5 bam be 1 genius refuses t knows her way to loft C-by going typms hlgh m sfhool be troubled by lmthing H6r1ryS 11215 her OWU takes his time in making up spirit xery dependable serious by nature solution for exery problem his mind Charm Club T1-1H1Y Clvlrm Club Graphic Arts V ii- A .,. I - 1 . r . I A I . .. 4 ' Y I - . . I . '.- K ,A 1 ' A 1 A' A v 4 7' , , , -. i , jf, uf J ' M. K' 5, ' - - ' . D , ' Q- . i Y ' .., , o ... ' ' 5 . ,. 1' Y' ... ' ,., ' ' SUZANNE RQLSTQN BARBARA CHESTER DARLI NI ROOS Expressiye blue eyes ROMANOXVSKI ROINIANOXX SKI A niturll blonde LD girl of many moods Metituloue hair do I nsuspecting uit crous 1 lcytndablt mam college bound tensiye wardrobe Os different to homework be or the Qtnioi Clu 'Inger Stiff GLC sesses angel gym mi tlnuous smilt FXA IHA Mixed Chorus F'I A GLC i A ARLENE ROYYC KI RICHARD RUEDIGER ROSF MARIE RUSAK VIRGINIA RUSNAK Pleusmt takts every A dup iuon mt your Demurg nays inclined Ginny kinlmss 1 her problems with 1 smilc himstlf in mlth Short and syyect ulu 1 Art Club Rod md Gun Mayorette Mixed Chorui Student Countil Awistmt GLC Charm Club Head Miyorcttc Mixed Chorui Qctrctriry GIC Charm Club FUGFNI' RLTKOWSRI REGINA RYBICKI PATRICIA BARBARA SADOXVSKI Little mm with J big hcut Imzturally pretty lass RZOTKIFXVICZ Diminutiye genial energetic mini in optimist milling, to Perky yleamnt 1 milling and able worker for mechinits xxor on .m UOICLT most yleasing ycisonility UNFIN Club CHNLH ClUlV D I' Club FN IHA Pty Club Chirm Club Iri H1 X ,fl ' 4,1 gf . ' C '7 A 4 . ' i I . . . . , A A I i ' ' gA - ' .... ' , '- ...ex- 5 ' ' ,,.1n- 'J...tt144 ' -- -V ' sl . . . . - - . ek f I ' .. -N i 'i , ,I I '. 1 I - . . 7 . f fr if Qi 'W-.tx I S -w..,,.,, W Y N K aff Q. . K thing to heart . . . auccpts unassuming , . . applies toward 'the business field one of her virtucs . . . ' S 'i A S ' '. ' ' 4 L , .... ' '. pop 4' witl all. at f Ita- i .7 ' 7 'Milf K ' -: . . i f ' ' . At 1 if will ,-,A . a ' a . 'lc 'y' S '. I N wg . I ,I AL ,L A Q ivA.,. I 'X , . , A '. '- CAROLYN SAKALA LARRY SAVAGE JOYCE WILLIAM SCHMITT Long red tresses . . . ob- Class jester , . . artistic . . . A worker in Cho- An objective thinker . . . servant , . , devil-may-ture has his serious moments. rus . . . flamboyant . . . perfectionist . . . always attitude. Art Club. energetic. makes a fine impression. Miiffsl CHOFUS - - - Clmfm Mixed Chorus . , . Camera Honor Society . . . Tiger Club- Club. Staff . . . Band-President. gpnifg JOHN SCHOEN HELEN SUZANNE SCI-IUTZI ER XVILLIAM SCHWARTZ Thoroughly enyoys the com SCHRECENGOST Ebullient keeps the Creative with a palette pany of the opposite sex Hag lmle to gay treats oys guessing sparkling collector of blue absentee dry sense of humor exeryone the same com blue eyes s ips quick on the reply 21 err poged FHA Mixed Chorus D E Club D E Club Mixed Chorus PNA FT Tri Hi X GLC BARBARA SGRO SUSAN SHETLER jOY SHIRLEY CAROL SHUPECK Congenial earnest work Instantly likeable sincere Powerhouse of understand Laughs easily pensive always present when earnest eager and effer in poise and dignity blirhe likes sports needed xescent Honor Society Tiger Staff Honor Soqiery 'lrger Staff Tiger Staff FT FT Tri I-IiY en Senior Class Secretary FTA I-I15t0rim Math Club Club Math Club Treasurer GLC Secre tary in A ' ' b ' K' - I .. ' . A... 1 . -Q' f f tire 1 r 5 1 . - .7 gr ' A... A..'. '-'....P1 A - - H, EDWARD SHLJRMAN Looks for m1sch1ef not class work does cxcrythmg 1n an unhurmed manner sharp w1t Lf1X6Cl Chorus H1 X WAYNE SIPES ROBERT Infect1ous grm many SLOMKOXVSKI or1g1nal 1deas ne mre Qoopcmmt Wludble hrrd xt uerytlung he does V1rs1ty Clllb-Tfltk Math Cluh H1 X JACK SMITH Fees at home behmd counter cons1stcnt rmkcs fr1ends Llilll M1xed Chorus itlgse Crew JOHN SOSINSKI Has .1 d1fferent sense of hu mor rare sm1le loafs vuth the lNatrona gang, Semur H1 X Com Collec tors Rod and Gun TERRY SIGNORELLA NEAL SIMPSON RONALD SIPES Casual keegs the g1rls Fuorne class Chorus D1abol1c1l Caesar llke gucssmg sharp dresser the outdoor type h s 1 lldlf cut drncs 1 pale Rod and Gun greetmg for exerxonc green charm: Mrxecl Chorus Explorers Club Rod and Gun H1 H BRENT SMELTZFR CAROLE SMITH Sense of humor Oh my Good thmgs come 1n sm1ll takes an occas1onal rest packages full of un xx1th 1ndec1s1or1 Chlrm Club IINA H1 X Rod and Gun Drum Club THOMAS SOWINSKI DONALD SPOERKE Appears to be quxet but 11215 Often seen seldom heard a wav wth fhs glrlq agphes lumself 1r1 math am1cable deep wO1LL cxen tempered Semor H1 Y Com Collcc Math C lub C,h1 P111 tors Rod and Gun Explorers - .1 . 4 V 4 4 ' ' 'ff .... m ' aw f' Mixed Ch0fU5 A 1 - HPY- to the track team . . .tries from school . . . eyes sparkle and laughter . . . pjeppy. 6' 5 l ' ' ll 1 ' . 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BARBARA SPOHN W0rkS ulth .1 xull mdrvrdualrstre rontx grous sprrrt Mrxed Chorus FTA PHYLLIS SUSAN STEWART ROBERT STITT STARCZEVUSKI Bustlmg wrth ambrtron Good organrzer C That Ixnry look tru y perky enjoys chorus perfert debater ma 3 genuine fnend LO Mlxed Chorus FN clentlst I b d Art Club or Sonrety Har Racket ege oun Honor Sorrety FTA l' em mg Edlwf Parlramentarran Draml P fe Club fl A YT ROBERT STIVENSON JANICE STROBEL GENE SUMMERHILL CHRISTINE A math md scrence enthus AIUSUCHIIY adept PCUYC Always provrdes hrs own SWIERCESKI ras frrendly the sky s the lrrmt transportatron optrmrstre Cheery drsposrtnon um vsavy halr HOUO1' 50095 TISC1' Aff outlook outdoors man nrng smrle un loune, Drama Club Chess Club Edltor Hal' BRaCk6t F611 DE Club GLC Charm Club S1011-b01fd Cfcxx ture ECllfOI' Aft Presrdent GLC STANLEY ANITA SZEWCZAK EDWARD EMMA TOSATTO SXVIKLINSKI Sensrtne and rntellrgent SZYMKOWIAK Sparklmg blark eyes Wkst Natrona man e figfif-lble PCYSOUJIIU Consrderate has a pleas Wm! Ulnwfgflflonalm 5116,-H GPL bound of a future woman rn vwhrte mg pcrsonahn J tenor amuble drsposrtron the serxrre HOUOF SOUND Thief SMH of a Trger D E Club Mlkd Chof'-15 Varsrty Football K ' ',..' 1- I' -1 e ' 'A. 41 ' .,. 'd I A - I A 'LS-Al I . 'SO-AT ei AX! .fll 67L1 CTT 2 s XC 'Vx wi .el .tl. ' .T . -'.. I . . ., Y. ' '. V '-'- -' '. ' . I ...f - Y . ' 1 ' AY' ' . ..th All ZA., I ' 1, ' - I' In All' I '... f e, 'V .T ' l Y e ' 1 5 . . CONSTANCE TRENSKI MARDIANNE Audaczous a football ULICNY enthusrast a ready smrle Coquettnsh has her Tlger Staff CLC ovyn troyxd un1que mfr PNA Dr.1m1 Club sty e Art Club FHA TONI VALENTI Peppy puzzhng school starts at 8 18 athletle lblllfy hinted Chorus FHA Vree Presldent PNA PAUL VAROS CAROLYN WADYKO BEVERLY WALKER Qu1et eooperatrse and Frrend to all model lrke Versatrle tontagrous consrderate Here comes stature Carolyn and fun smtle her vyrrtmgs ex that Plymouth go hand rn hand hnbxt a wud nnaglnatlon Camera Club Rot and Mixed Chorus IHA Mnted Chorus Irbrrry Gun Camera Club Club Camera Club ,MQ X MAJORIE whAvrR WILLIAM WILBER X C1855 WPPOFTU Cllv Us hf1SChlCXOL15 unsusg ect ready 'mth an rdea mg braln renirks N sophrstmated ,ur Band 1-113 NTIQCI Staff Mrxed Chorus GLC MELVIN XVEISSBURC Photo famtxe not bother cd by trxyrals keen xn tcllett Honor Sotlety Deer Staff Photoxgr iphtr H 11 BR-uket BIISIDCQS Mamger Stage Crew JOANNE VAROS Cauable student QUICT but amuble personalrty nc.1t rn her xttue F'IA Mxxed Chorus XVALTER XVALKOWSKI So tall lokester happy go lucky D E Student D E Club ROBERT XWIDNIER A roarmg Trger blond dreamboat xxays srngmg VHFSIQ Club Footbtll hlflkk 3 3 ',4. b J ' I -2 . 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H V A L, if ' - 3 ' L eff JOHN WILDI JOHN VUILLIAMS MADILYN XVILSON Musu abrlxty dependable cnsc of humor all I nongenulrty In hrs excry own r1d11nt skm mme wavy harr Bmd Mrth Club GLC I'HA Presmdent VlfNlty Club Bxseball H rr Brulc s xexmon grease monkey lrresls tlble to JalflS DE Club Nlxed Chorus ANTOINI TTI XVITUCKI BPTTY LOU XVILLIAM XVOODHALL W OHLFEIL Takes occasronal rests from 1 futufg lwmgulfe mmd for mechanxcs Llbrlry Club Publxa Ad Aff Club H13 drc s Club better stu lcnts rntelll gent eonxersrtmnrlnst Honor Sotxety IILLI' buff bturltnt Counul I A l ifxf STIIVL ZAGST JFANNIE JOHN ZIACIK Alw 155 flu Mmluvln ZAHORCHAK Tall good loolclng boy 3 fmfwd Vlm ugor md wrtllrty sehools tl bother un GUI lm Arts Club spam ront.1g.,1ous she s l0W1n8 behmd vnhat others get blam D E Club ed for b'11XECl Chorus Mayorette Asslstant Head GLC RUTH WILT Kmetxe energy 1 brown eyes not a care ln the world FHA Camera Club WILLIAM YOUNG Lrttle man wrth a brg per trtude teachers pet peeve Varsrty Club-Manager BARBARA ZILNCIK A nrtuml blonde xorees hcr ot rnxon lrsely FHA Llbrary Club Camerr Club -. br I Ui Q. , ,,, f S-:A he ' ' A ' . . . bg Q G.. Q, ,Q , v Ng I ' ' ' 5 V: i.-t 3 4 4 I 1 4 I V A I . . , - Efficient . . . one of our Cordial , . . waits for 3:25 SCl'l00l r . . quit! manner 50mlifY A - - Changeable at' ,TT A. . . . .,, . ' 5 .+ . ZIIQVZ' -Q5 , V , ia fi , 1 Wg 3 H, 7 2 55' , ' f F. Hutk, Lyntlm. lNftCQ.tt't':.'rty. Aftrit.1. M.tl.1k, St.m1uuki. Nt-xxl1otm.St1oM-I. Km-Huy Honor Society Taps Active Intelleots 5 9 . l tf rg 4 Thc Ntltlorml Honor Society IN .1 Stholmtlc 0fKQ.1I1lZ.lflUI1 :QQ Y D ttcvotul to stirnulxting desire for sa-rxitc, cntourgging chglmt - 3 tar dLNi.'lUlWI1'lC'I1f. .md trotting L'I1llHlSi.lS111 for St11.,1.m1n,- Q Among its rncxnlwrs. E Mcmlwcrship is lirnitui to Ll sclut group of Sc-niors who E must rc-tcive the tndorscmtnt oi' the Ifuulty before Serious tonsidcration will bc giwn tor .1ti1nitt.1ntt'. Alwly lcd by Miss P.1rkt-r, thc soticty t.1ps nux' rncrnlwcrm Ill llrtprcsxlw tcrtrnornw hold II1 llctcrnlxr .mtl Mn. 'rw Krlowluiglc ix poxxcl it Tffjf Rau. It 1 ff, vflyfvf, Allxhousc, Urfuhoxwkm, Kuhnt-rt. Lhrtw, Kixh. vlolrnxton, R.lX'I1lUf1I. Mimrik. THIRD ROVV: Sqhmitt. w'L'tSNhL1I'j.I I.1g.1ncll1. Nrwourwr. NtQu41JLx Mxllcr. D.annLr, lI.nnt-J. Bono lit-roto. Kopnnkv, D.1L1ulmc1'tv SECOND ROXY: Miws P.lI'kCI', Novoxiclwki lllLlyl'lSkl. Shupuk, Xxvlfllkkl. Shirlm. PUI'L1DUl'L'kk, liurlkrwxnf. Chlbt-r't I5rsl1. AI'.nkt-lr, ISOTIAOM ROXV: Sfuuyglk, Beatty, Dixon I , r H .M is -im I 'Q 1? sAYo 15 A J sz s PRCM we-A..-n'- .M.,J,,, .. ,A F ,,,,,,,A ' s km 9 5 Q, I TIME FOR DIRECTIGN GLC. COF FEE W4 0 0 DID ANYONE SEE THE SOAP Student Council Publications Service Organizations Student Councrl Trams Future Leaders The studcnt goxernrng body ot Har Brick rs rornprrscd of an Ixccutnt Bolrd ind eluted rcpresentatrxes from erch class Mr Grll serxes 15 adxrsor to the group Wrth the adxrtc 1nd gurdantc ot the .ldnnnrstratron Student founcrl struts unbrtrously to plue demotraq rnto ,utron In addrtron to tultrlllng therr ,urn ot rcpresentrns, tht student body rn any phtse of school hfc drrcctrng studcnt trtrxrtles md promotlnsg student fuults rclltronshxps foun ul members hrrhh htcd thc xmrs utr mas mth 1 drr c to rus tunds to st onsor Hlr Bruk s trrst Iorcrgn Ixnhtnrt student tts IH ensc lcsrrt to lLlllLi N fwflll UF'1'W'1 art of salt goxcrnmcnt and tx cry d U hung, IS that 'ai the G L C should be Executlve Board LJ! .fo ugh! Chrrstophex Drxon Abcs Purxes Orzechmxskr Bcattx Affr1c1,Bernack1 Coll Malak 'R ' I V t . . I ' L 'A . v V v n. - 4- In K -Q A J . A y . 1 'vu ' g 'Y' ',k ,' S 'X , V ' F ' , . , Y , . I ,' 7, ,. , . - , . . , ., . L The drive was .1 romplctc suttcss. cxcmplifying the stu- der A t t ' w ' rr proltr t'ound.xtion in the Fi' . , ' ,'- , , , T 31, Q4 ' X . Student Councll Top Rau ltr! to 1121721 Strmcl Masmak Abu M1rAtoosc Hmmm Hcnwrhnl F1715 Run Chnxtopher Malak Duron Coll Hunk1e waz Marur Fwulb R zz Vcnturmr Gloxuqkl BlSI1llx Purxcx XX'1Iku Clog.,ovssk1 Fbnd Rm Reyer Lowry Rusnak Brown Be rtty Orzerhoxx skl HIIIIIIIIH aupw..-v...,.,..,.,,.-.W Ni Coumrl mrmbcrs ponder tha studcnt Q1-rch mm Pl0Q.,flIT1 V Salkrld, Kirlrpatrick. Poribrwrcck, XX'itr1cki. SLLVHIQIJ Igfrlltl -Simmcrgi Olllcnbrxrg. Solomorl, Mr. GiIl B0f1on2 ROZl.'.Affl'iCLl,vBC1'l'1L1CkiZ zmm u k'x f il Service and School Splflt Thc Girls Lcadcfs Club attempts to clcvclop thc well-rounded imlividrull through prrrticiparion in all school func- tions. As part of thcir program, the girls Ill.lIl.l3,IL' thc ronccssion strmrls during thc football .mrl bxskcrball scmons. Ciomcssion prorculs .irc giwcn to the Student Artixi- tics lfuml. TllfllL1AQllL7Lll thc past yur, the Girls l.c.ulcr's Club sponsorcd Greco .mrl XY'hitc Week, King and Quccn of Sportx Bags :md Belles, Talent Night. and ro-sponsor- cd thc C.I..CQ.-Varsity Club lformgrl. The your curls with thc rumurxl piruir at whrch the new G.L.C,. oltlccrs .uc IlllIllCtl. Trp Rvu ld! I 1lLbI DeM1rhclc Hunkxevurz lxfkclfffltl Beam Rolston Weaxer Drxon Carr Lawhead Mazur Krupa Sxucerrcskr Mzddle R014 Iefl Ia 71 bl Rusnak Came New nomar P1 .mcllr Schutller Porrborerk 71horchalc Herr Maeder Bone Trcnskr Ruiak Milrk Bfftfm R014 iff! I0 Hgh! Muller Broun Romanoxx Qkr Ncxxhmrsr Olson Qtrobel Affrlu Mc uide Qhrrley lord Stressed by G.L.C. Tnff Razr, Iefz In VAQXJII Bradley, Homer. Rt-csc, Stlmcffur, Vrbnn. Bower. Hqplcr, l7t11'x'cs, Middlt Run: Iliff 10 rigblx Mazza, Beatty, MuCaffcrty B. Ru-su. Schcitl, I.cipc-rtf. Low, Coll, Late. linllffw Rffzz, Lt! In rigfvlx Klcmmk, limcrwn, Iitlwk, Kisiel, Hensley, Glovvatlci. Henderson lfficl. Kusflmwslii. Tote that barge. lift that bale ...' ' Tri-Hi-Y Stresses Successful Living XVith their eyes on the goal to Qrente, maintain, and extend higher stiinrlards of Christian rhrirruter throughout the home, school, and community, the girls ol' the G P Tri-Hi-Y Club ntrtitsinlterl in one ol' their A ' ii most active years. The Senior and Sophomore groups. sponsored by Miss Montgomery .intl Miss lack, respeetixely. liunthetl rl progrim thlt included the innilcing of CllflSfIll.lS ,K stotkings liilleil with toys to he gixtn to Allegheny Valley Hospitil, the gixing ot' food baskets to iieetly llunilies .it rIill.lIll'i5' giving and Cihristnus. the cleroration ol the school CQhristm.1s tree. .intl the hold- ing of it successful fashion show in the Spring. 'lifffi Ron. lui! rilqflf Hill. Ifnins, Huey. lJL1l'XL'S. l5l'.lillL'l'. Dovwspilxe, Slirhotlnik. Ki1l:l411xx'sl'41. Sl-coxxronslii. Sutton. Rm1!li1exx'iil. Rogers. Xv7.llxll'5, Drinner. fllldrflr Ron: lionnt-1, Hinf. HLl!lt'llI.lH, l.L'.lkl1. Reiimlty. Antlerson. Sthutzler, Shetlez' Koteski. Poltlynski. lietush, Nitoski, S111eltft11 Denithik. Krofthik, RLlIlll'7.lLlgll. Bfffhfm Rffzif ,l.1111es. Deskins, ll.tnn.1. G.irx1n. Knoth, liunartl. Lut. Mrinley. Ste-u'111't. Lois Solomon, Lowry. l,i1i1isL' Solonion. Hxifiwig Miss lxIOI'1Q.fUl'Iltl'l Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y 1 Rm L 1 11g I L rms Hose L u Ullj.,1 iom son i 1tr1 uu I5 o nr lx llllN Methlm Oh meer 1 Llfl1VKllLl Crouse li 1no XX l tl s ou lxnn Mnfd in in Stiller uminin Slll son Hnnet Hottinin 1 is D Primo ngoxxs 1 et viiti i 1 ei Lite Sr icit Reese O eri. H miner eitson xx 4 nrt s 1 ll s I zz, Sw irt.4 iritltr, Ritz Yininieim in lxoficr Hlitlney Cl iistic. Reyer B uxu -lit XX tltei li tty I nhut INI ss L l Hi-Y Strives for High Ideals In an attempt to develop the body ITlCI1f.1lly, spiritually, and socially. junior and Senior Hi-Y members .lttept .ind sub- strihe to the ideals ot' treating, Illllllfgllllf ing. .ind extending throughout the home. sthool, and tommunity, high st.tnd.1rds ot fillflSfl.ll1 till.1Yt1tICf. Priintrily .1 servite tluh, the Hi-Y bt-liexes in doing its work tor others in .1LlLllCl manner. Top Ron. fat! I0 rfghf: Chriss, D.1ugherty. Crede. Slomlcowski. Kuhnert. Middle R014 5 Bloch. Mithalski. Sowinski. Kostewiu. Kortzynski. Gr.inth.mi. Johnston, Bffffwzz Roux Williiinis. XX'ehtir. K.1m.id.i. Shtirmm. Sosinsl-ci, Kish. Bocinec. Mr. Toth. Beta Hi-Y ,'-Vi wi .Cs - Tlljf.-Rfflt. ft!! to fight: J. XV.1tters. E. Vihittcrs. Conti. Gregory. Hetrick. Christopher. Shirley, Middle Roux' Cow.in. Atrc, Stiller Stott. Zigo, Ohl. Rchhun. Parry. P.irker. Bffffffm Rffu: Engle. Stivenson. Baker. -lessup. Betush. Jarosinslci. Atre, Kennedy. Mr 'l.1t'ques, HAH the Worldas a Stage to Drama Addicts Q S : l l ., Q X' 5 .,,, , Q9 OFFICERS Smnding: E. Bueche, R. Luc. Sizzing, left ,fo right: Miss Danik, M. Minarik. SENIORS Top Row, lefl zo righz: Haas, McKechnie, Bueche, Bower, Minarik, Nalbach, Myers Murphy, Stivenson. Middle Roux' Livorio, Rankin, Newcomer, Starczewski, Heck, Lawhead, Pociboreck, Luc, Bell, Mangol Bollom Roux' Trenski, Olson, Ostroslci Rehner. Ekas, Carney, Rusnak. Bock Newhouse. Brown. Miss Danik. Act well your partg there all the honor lies is the motto of the Har-Brack Drama Club members as they produce their plays throughout the year. Under the direction of Miss Danik, the newly formed club is in the process of deyeloping .1 nucleus upon which future drama club members hope to build a formidable thespian group. Rehearsals for many one-act plays and assembly programs take up a members time as he works either on the stage or behind it, as a member of Properties, Make-up, or other committees. C. McCafferty, ere e e JUNIORS To Raw Ie! to fl hz Rehbun Shirley P 8 Ferree Parker Stachovsiak Middle Rau Pierce Lassinger Spotts Tarby Lichok Stewart Boztom Rau Brozenich Kusz koxxski Glowacki Mrozinski Kisiel Reese Horneman Young Miss Danik Top Row, left lo fight: Shirley, Yachinin, Abes, Mrs. Schmitt. Bolfom Roux' Grimm, Heck, Lowry, Garvin, Bell. 6300 Books Circulated in 1958 Top Row, left zo right: Hazlett, Lois Solomon, Betush, Louise Solomon, Bennett, Nulph, Huey, Fox, Zimmerman, Thomas, Wohlfeil. Bottom Row: Isenberg, Walker, Malecki, jackson, Goldsheater, Ziencik, Mrs. Edwards. Absent: Skowronski, Bish, Lawrence. CCI1 The Public Address Club is comprised of those students who read the morning exercis- es and pertinent announce- ments to the faculty and stu- dent body. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Schmitt, the members gain valuable expe- rience in public speaking while providing a worthwhile service to the school. The purpose of the Library Club is to carry on the func- tion of the Library as a serv- ice to the high school students through routine duties assign- ed to the members. Under the guidance of Mrs. Edwards, members gain experience through the process of aiding others. 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X SOPHOMORE ART CLUB OI HCERS Le I Io rzgbf Mr Kemek Marana Robertson balkelcl Low G1lbert Lane 'Io u 1 I 71 ff Ix1w1k11xuk1 XX 1s1Imwk1 BIJIJSXI Roll B1r11tr XX1lscm Kr.1w1ts Zcn1br.zuik1 Gear Mldd Ron G1 art 0 c Rwlxrt on LQLILN 1111.111 Of us uno 'N 1511 Hottmm I 1crtz 5 11111 Q fr R zz 'Null h ROLXklCl I1n 11 ialknl l Nz1tr1mk1 I1mrs11n C1 l1cwlsk1 Helgcrt Kmnah I ms f' 4 ' jf Rv . 1: 'A ff '4UJ J ' '. ' '. Hi ', . . ' . . A A . n. i '. 4 fe 'lbl N hl , ' N , -1.1 lille . C ' Br , Avg '-'. 'A . , .Civ , in -'l. I.L1k '. Bwlfw 1 0 .' 1' N , ', ,' l,fI . -1. . . 1 , 1 ' , 1' j ', K , ' , . L Stage Crew Essential for Production K fnts,,,.z Top R014 left lo rzglal Dougherty Weissburg Middle Rau Grantham Boflom Rau Mr Cronauer Chriss Smith When Har-Brack facilities are being used in any type of school function, the stage crew is behind-the-scenes to direct the production. In an effort to make each production moxe smoothly the members under the direction of Mr Cronauer dex elop an awareness of the im portance of detail uietly and efficiently the crew members do the work that plays such a key pilflf III the SUCCCSS of OLII' 3CtlY1lZlCS Ushers Perform V1tal Service to School Members of the Har Brack Ushers Club vsork diligently in an attempt to keep confusion at a mini mum at all school func tions where members of the community are particx that this group makes up on the public when per forming their duties are xital in the schools pub lic relations with the com munities citizens Ably superxised by Miss Lytle the girls successfully accomplished their goal in a quiet efficient manner 70 011 I hz Combs P Walker Bollinger Magliocchi Shetler Kalmeyer Middle R Edwards Christie Nowak French ic er r Kindler B Wfalker Gibson Hallett Knoch Miss Lytle . A , y ' ' .. - 7 Y . V: V , . y . I ' V W, 4 ,gr 7 I A' WQ- I in V . pants. The impressions , , . G, Y , . . 7 .. . Top Raw, ef! to rig .' ., . . ' , ' A. . ' . ' ' , ', ' , '. ', ' , R' k d, Nlears, Parsons, Pierce. Boltom Roux' Bradley. Pukal Har-BRacket Becomes a Weekly FRANCES POLCZX NSKI MRS SCHMITT Editor Adusor The journalism Class of Har- Brack High School is responsible for the weekly publication of the I-lar-BRacket, the school newspaper. Ably supervised by Mrs. Schmitt, the staff works vigorously to record the news as it happens. Students are given both an op- portunity to learn the fundamental procedures involved in the produc- tion of a newspaper and an oppor- tunity to apply this new knowledge in a practical manner. The result of their work is two fold: experi- ence and a good newspaper. EDITORIAL BOARD F fm Rau. left 11, rilqbzy Huey. Bloch. Purves, Feitknecht, Luc. Bofmm Rau: Strobel, Stitt, Polczynski. Weissburg. Brown, l Melvin Weissburg, Business Manager, makes his weekly re- port to the editor. Mr, Palmo completes the final step in the production of the Har-BRacket. gas HAR-BRACKET STAFF The 1959 Tiger staff began functioning in june, 1958, and completed its work in February, 1959. The year-round operation of producing a pictorial and written history of the school year was guided by Richard Ray- mont, editorg Colleen McCaffer- ty, co-editorg and Mr. Meade Beers, the advisor. It is the express wish of the entire staff that the students of Har-Brack accept the 1959 Tiger in the spirit in which it is offer- ed. The preparation of the book was a labor of love for all staff members. The book, itself, is the culmination of many hours of hard work. In view of this fact, it can be said that whether or not the 1959 Tiger is an All- American book, it was publish- ed by an All-American staff for an All-American student body. THE TIGER STAFF uhm xqa . COLLEEN MCCAFFERTY RICHARD RAYMONT Co-editor Editor Oh! Those long planning sessions. '35 Left to rigln: Colleen Mcflafferty, Mr. Beers, Advisor, Richard Raymont, .JI fcill' 'Hx A J 'gx r gs, Spokes m the wheel I 4 EDITORIAL BOARD le! m ugh! McKechrm Busmus Nfanagcr bchmltt Sports Edrtor Strobel Art Edntor Parker Schedulmg, It just docsn t seem to reduac down P' LAYOUT Marcia Mnlak and Carol Hunkicwicr Where IS the d1ct1ona1y 5 LITERARY Top R u lefz m flgbf Wnuckx Mdzur Paganelh Bo1m111Rou Shlrlew Brown Rolston Pocxboreck Watch your margms TYPING Tap Row, leff 10 rfulvf: Curr, Affricu, Middle Roux' Harned. Gilbert. Dixon, Bottom Roux' Heck Ncwhouse. Ostrnski. But we must fmd that dollar MQYUIQMQ SUBSCRIPTIONS Left zo rxglzt Burger Kalmeyer Beatty Herr McQuade Szeucrak The pressure group ADVERTISING Left to fighz: Lawrence, Sgro, Shupeck. Polczynski, Bish. XM Tr' It helps to use fxlm' 57 TIGER PHOTOCRAPHY STAFI fr I1 rzgft XX hue Ferret XX c1sSbL1Q., Quch crow ds are a sxght to the T1s,cr Srlff s csc XS-. X X E H ze' . 1 1 A' J' 1 gb X T A4, f lr , ., 4 4 V Q9 ,gs , .P A Z A ' 3 I C5 ask 2 if V 4 .AVA I if wa' , Q .g is 4 ,f 'SEQ sm 3 H x b V if M Z 'xv Q T I V , X 5 x k w M ., K LW 41 if rv Q 5 ff, 1 K TIME EGR REPRESENTATION f W .. J 1 , H, E 9 ff xi G ' F Q E f lx 20029 I Q qw eo af Boom My THE BAND,No Athletics Band MJ tt Cheerl d ora I'Ol1 Tama ics xl 3 Q11 X Warring Lancers Flank Tigers The Tigers' debut was marred by the Vander- grift Lancers with a score of 20-13. Although Har-Brack held the edge over the Lancers sta- tistically, they came out on the short end of the score. The loss of jim Klingensmith, star senior halfback, early in the second quarter proved to be a blow to the Tigers. The Big Green's scoring came on two rampaging drives, the first a 25 yarder, with Phil Berenson crash- ing over from two, while the other, good for 73 yards, was capped by a three yard keeper play by Dennis Gaydos, who then made the extra point. As this was an exhibition game, it did not affect Har-Brack's league standing. Richards stops Lancer advance. MIKE KROFCHIK Guard VANDERGRIFT 20 HAR-BRACK 13 IIIIII lgin Ii -111 1-.-linsiii li--1i1lll -1-1-i . 1-i-111-it HEMPFIELD 33 HAR-BRACK 6 Spartans Dash H-B Hopes for Upset BOB WIDBIER Halfback 400 :Ili W 'Q Q rlbia rl: Q as bla I a 'O 94 YQ, . gala v, o '4 'Q O. The Har-Brack gridders journeyed to Hempfield Township in hopes of returning home with their first victory of the '58 sea- son, but they were denied a win by the score of 33-6. A Hempfield senior by the name of johns proved too much for the Har- Brack defense, although in the first half the Tigers held the Spartans to one touch- down. On the first play from scrimmage, starting quarterback Dennis Gaydos was in jured and did not see action thereafter. jim Klingensmith and Phil Berenson were the big guns for the Big Green, but it was a substitute, James Mazza, who scored the Tigers' only TD in the last quarter. Mazza reeled off several runs for more than ten yards before scoring from the two. This de- feat eliminated Har-Brack from the section race. Widmer blocks Hempfield pass , o, 0 Vq'Oi.4 0 to, O.'Q Q' DOAJ PAUL MEHAL Center Second Half Rally Inadequate in Windber Game A disappointed Har-Brack squad walked off the Windber field after it had snffered its third setback in as many starts. The Big Green's scoring all came in'the second half after going to the dressing room trailing 20 to 0. Ed Szymkowiak set up the first Tiger TD by recov- ering a Windber ftunble onthe opponent's 34 yard line. V Big Green smother Windber attack. ED SZYMKOWIAK Guard , PHIL BERENSON Fullback jim Mazza carried the ball for 21' yards- for the big gain, with jerry Malecki charging over from the one for the score. In the fourth quarter, jim Klingensmith dashed over from the 20 for Har-Brack's second score. Later in the same quarter, Sophomore McKinley Combs scored on an end sweep from the 16, and Dennis Gaydos tacked on the extra point. D E 1 WINDBER 40' HAR-BRACK 19h -Ll Tigers Overwhelm Butler Pandemonium broke loose when the Big Green overpowered a supposedly strong Butler eleven for their first win. In the second quarter after a drive of 74 yards to the Butler two, Kling bowled over for the score with Gaydos adding his first of three extra points. Early in the fourth quarter, Phil Berenson ground up 43 yards in the 70-yard march for the touch- down. After Butler had scored their only TD on a 65-yard run, Klingensmith took the kick- off on the 16 and scampered the length of the field to the Butler one, with Berenson thun- dering over for the last TD. 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Not for the Brg Green as they rambled oxer the opponents to the tune of 22 to 7 McKee-sport got the ball on the krckoff and on the flrst play from scrlmmage Ron Allshouse rntercepted a pass After a see saw frrst quarter Har Brack droxe 76 yards for the frrst score on 1 seyen yard pass from Maleckl to end Doug McCurdy Gaydos CODXCFSIOD was good and the score at the half was 7 O In the thnrd qutrter the xlsrtors were nuled on thelr own 10 by Wxdmer but a penalty put them back on the one In the fourth quarter a loose ball was pnclted up on the Har Braclx 45 yard marker by Gaydos who then galloped the rest of the way for pay dirt after Wldmer threvy a x rcrous block on the only defender rn Gaydos path McKeesport got therr only TD late rn the perrod but the Bxg Green bounced back wxth a 50 yard drnye and a TD by Klnngensmrth Berenson was the bug gun rn this serres of plays by garnrng 39 yards hrmself x Q, Cb 49' Q' Of' XO 5 '59 we X N' fb lb 090 x06bQX'N'xb to Q Q Qfz' Ciiq Q4 QN 4 QP' cy N 1,6 e CQ, we xx eq Q9 was e, 0 X C, Q1 fb Q Q, Q to 0 x 499 5 go 'Q XY c A 1- 0 e 60 x xx fb Q. s to 'O 9 eq ,Ax fm 630 as as fs tx me ff are X ex sisf Q9 C QF' x 40 x Q sb Q x X9 'B x9 xQ 6 vi 3.6 9 QBQQ QOZX X e Q X 'XV Z o e Q S C' Q92 90 9 X0 02' .BQFX 1 9 XS 'oe' xv ox 9 66 N ex 'lr 0 ,L 6 9 06 QRS of ,gee Q5 xv? x 5 Q0 fb V342 is -1.60 'O 6 43724 Q O XX? ei X fz- 00 Q27-3 Y We XX CL 4 Q Qj 4 ' , ' Xt-5 QD 4 7 4 .x , J QQ 'V V A xxx rfb! 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'0 X '- X . y Q Q as ss ref . 5. 95 Q, dvx . y ,xx , 9 9 69 ' X . . . We QQQ0 icfx ' , o . - ' . SE- , Q ' - ' - v K gba N X . A Q gi, .XQEX X Y . V Y - ' X906 Sx 15 C 'X ,s qc '22 A . Qs .' , , ' , ' o 4- be 3,5 . Y' . 5 .0 - we-C E' Q, X' . f Xe -,L -C655 . L Y. . L. . 40 WKQ 5 D X, ' l , . 'bra ego? -:-'ZEHQS I' ' - so? ' , f - - 2' - Z Q v . . - e , - ' GN V V , ti . Y ' ' ' X' Fighting Tigers Stop the Dragons The Green Wave hit their stride as they mauled a winless Donora eleven 25-6 while racking up almost 500 net yards gained. After yielding a touch- down to the Dragons in the early min- utes of the first quarter, the Tigers roared back with jim Klingensmith carrying 19 yards to the six. Phil Beren- son ripfped through the defender's hands or the first Har-Brack score. Gaydos' kid: was good, and the Big Green was away on their romp. Re- gaining possession, the Tigers rambled 85 yards to another touchdown on a 27 yard pass to Ron Allshouse in the end zone. Phil Berenson took the sec- ond half kick-off and roared up the field to his own 40. A few plays later he romped over from the four. Ron Allshouse intercepted a Donora pass on the fifty yard line. Phil Berenson then ground out 45 of the remaining fifty yards on a drive that was capped by Klingensmith banging over from the two for the final score. EDWARD DURANA ' , Guard t at I 60 Alcantara takes a pass from Malecki to gain valuable yardage. HIE T 'I'-il LEROY HAR-BRACK' 25 DONORA 6 5 x sf? Tigers 1 Scuttle Raiders A 7-0 thriller over rival Ken Hi climaxed the annual Green e and White Week celebration. Stout defensive work inside Har- Brack's own twenty yard line proved the difference. After the kickoff, Ken Hi, having driven to the Tiger 20, relinquished the ball on downs. On the first play from scrim- mage, Klingensmith streaked 64 yards to the Red Raider 10 before being hauled down. After see-sawing back and forth in the early r second quarter, the Big Green got started on a good drive, time ran out with the ball resting on the Ken 'Hi 20. e The Tigers took the second half kickoff and drove deep into enemy territory before losing the ball on downs. Late in the HAR-BRACK fKEN HI Widmer recovered a fumble yard line. The quarter end- in possession on the with Ken On the first play of the final quarter, flipped a thirty -yard pass to for the only touchdown. Denny conversion was good, and thc Green was out in front 7-0. The was far from over, for the determin- Raider team drove to the Tiger one t line before the stalwart line held Kenmen on a heartstopper. Malecki then ran out the clock on a ' r and Har-Brack had the coveted 'ctory. ' f,r -I ,k 459 . fy, l if n if . Y Y g N f Q f ,ge . V, . 'if ei? 1 f v p -.sf'if5?iLef4C,1fi.e.4-i.f,- z , f , as . . -Wvssmy, fi X.. L . . . , H-B Shackles Huskies The Tigers roared vociferously as they smothered the Huskies of Shaler Township. On the first series of downs, the Shalerites were stopped cold on three consecutive plays and were forced to kick. A few plays later jerry Malecki threw a pass into the outstretched arms of end Ron Allshouse, who then scampered from the Shaler 25 for the initial TD. In the second quarter, the three starting senior back- field men, Berenson, Klingensmith and Wfidmer, travel- led 55 yards in three plays, but Har-Brack was thwarted by a goal line stand by the Huskies. Unable to advance the ball, Shaler punted to the Har-Brack 47. The Big Green then ripped goalward on a brilliant one-hand catch of Malecki's 40 yard aerial by end Alcantara. The Tigers were not to be denied this time as Berenson bulled his way over from the one. After the halftime intermission, Klingensmith tore through the Shaler defense to the goal line 63 yards away. Tiger end Alcantara pulls in pigskin against Shaler. . 1 IN.. 5.1 'L-IBA L...nau. , .aw Gaydos streaks through the HAR-BRACK 21 SHALER O JAINIES KLINGEINSISIITH Fullback L: ui l :in-1 -il-1 --. Tigers Fail in Spoiler Role An undefeated Johnstown eleven invaded Har-Brack for the last game of the '58 season. Displaying the flashiest offense in the W.P.I.A.L., they smashed the Big Green's upset hopes, 28-7. Outstanding defensive work on the part of the Tigers prevented the score from being higher. In the first quarter, a brilliant goal line stand by the Har-Brack line was unquestionably the best defensive work by either team. Late in the fourth quarter, Phil Berenson had the longest run of the night, a 44 yard screen pass and run play, which resulted in the Tigers' only touchdown. The try for the extra point was good as the scoring of the game and the season was completed by Dennis Gaydos. The seniors playing their final scholastic football tried desperately to upend ohnstown's title march but to no avail. Thus the season ended with a commendable 5-4 standing. .--1-I secondary for a ten yard gain JOHN STOWN 28 HAR-BRACK 7 fra- Klingensmith dances through the Johnstown defense for a short gain. CLARENCE BLALOCK Halfbaclc ROBERT RICHARDS Tackle The Coach A football coach's job is discouragingly hard, especially if his team is losing. Mr. Staresinic's rebuilding job culminated in Har- Bracl-:'s first winning season in three years. Stressing the importance of sportsmanship in the game, Star led the Tigers to a 5-4 record. In league competition, the Tigers were humbled only by W'indber and the powerful Johnstown aggregation. . . and His Managers Senior Bill Young held rank on the import- ant job of football manager this year. Knowing that it is necessary to be johnny-on-the-spot at all times, the managers must stay alert and be up ready to swing into action on a moment's notice. Aiding Young were Tom Henschel, jan Miecznikowski, and jim Schmitt. The import- ance of the manager' job is clearly evident in both the coach's and players dependence upon these young men in completing all jobs. . . His Staff Helping Staresinic guide Har-Brack this year were the highly talented and hard working, but unheralded Tiger assistant coaches. Mr. Pishioneri coach- ed his third year as varsity line coachg Mr. Chick tutored the junior Varsity for the third straight year, with Mr. Gill assisting the program as Assist- ant j.V. Coach and scout. A new face, Mr. DeRosa, joined the staff in guid- ing the ends. Qqtiilgfr wry GF HAP ' E5 MR ' BEAM Lefl la right: Henschel, Miecznikowski, Schmitt, Young. 1958 TIGERS W.P.I.A.L. X K 2'-1 -. pi Q' I xl K . tt 5 in . A M x , fx f , b t ?r' . 3 xi . gpg. 3 3, Q- gf ' ' -A ' ' sw 1' I I 5 K 1 X iw, jj A ff Z, A . , gf-.8 ,Q 'rx .' ' J I . P ' xx F N? Aw In Ai m-T ,f use , f,zf ff rgwgmi 5 ,Q 'ku Cagers M 5 if '? i 5 1' Kun 1 SQ! ' hy ,f Q f , , f wf j fs fbfqgv l - ' N ,KA A N , x F, ' n 5 L ff 3 .4 QL . . A V .ir x Eff 4 SI A ' . 1 N55 Offensive Boom Takes Heavy Toll of Section Foes HB 55 Arnold ,,,,,,.. , H 44 HB 53 Vdndergrift , , ,, -ii HB 58 New Kensington , 6-1 HB 76 Kittanning , S' HIS 51 lflwood City il HB Qo lford City H , 62 llli 66 Butler , -18 Bucky liernxcki lkllflflllly seeks to gain tontrol of the loose sphere. Ron Allshouse intercepts Arnold pass while Tigers go on to 55-44 xictory. RONALD AI.I.SHOl'SE--balding the team in rebounds and acting as L1 m.1inst.1y of the Tiger defense, Ron played the tenter position with skill. The hook was his favorite shot, and it was Ll rare game that this trademark did not appear. Bobby O tries for another txw puints as the Tigers down Hempfield. 71450. MICHAEL MATSIK-Bas ketball is not lacking as long as Mike is On the floor. Leading the team with assists. 91. he baffled the . opponents by using fantastic and unparalleled fakes. drives. and passes, Besides being the leading playmal-cer. Mike was see- ond in the storing eulumn with 520 points. 96 Tigers Tumble Ken Hi to Take Section Lead HB ...... ,,,.,,,, S 6 Arnold ,,,,,,,..,. .. .. 48 HB ,,,,,, . 80 Vandergrift '1 HB. M81 New Kensington '19 HB ,,,,,, 7' Kittanning . 66 HB .,,.,, ' Central Citliulit , 81 HB ...... ,,,.,,,, 9 ' lfnrd City .. .. W HB . . 65 Butler ii ROBERT' ORFZCHUXVSKI liwlwhy MO. 11 setnnd year veteran. terrurived the uppunents by ledding the team with 376 pnints. His vieitmus drives and deadly outside shots were the outstanding abilities that he displayed on the playing flour. si js' 'A X S5 sm 9 vw ew Hx 2 L, f'.l'.'lT.'.. ., ..- SW COACHES Har-Brack's basketball coach for the last three years, Chuck Gugino, works out the defense for the Ken Hi game with the ,lunior Varsity Coach Nick DeRosa, This game was, perhaps, the high spot of the season, delieating previously undefeated Ken Hi by a count of 81-49. Piloting the team to a section-championship, Coach Gugino ended the season with a 20-2 rec- ord, one of the winningest in the schools his- tory. 98 MANAGERS Seniors Bill Schmitt and Tom McKechie and Junior Jon Miecznikowski were the men behind the scenes during the basketball season. As man- agers of a championship team, the boys were kept hustling each day taking care of the equipment and the players. Packing for an away game was an arduous but necessary task, for nothing could be forgotten. Their perform- ance on the job this past season has shown them to be champions in an unheralded phase of the great game of basketball. 1959 JUNIOR VARSITY Tfflf RUM' Ritfihif. Lillo, Wfasilowski. Mallets, DeNX itt, Masnick, Schmitt. Coach DeRosa. Bu1fnm.' Malecki, Green, Asay, Kruszewski, Rosewicz, Malobicky, Lynch. , c, 'N X J Diamond Demons Cop Second Place Bob Bubash displays his winning style Under the tutorship of Coach Staresinic, the 1958 Har- Bracl-: baseball team had a very successful season. They lost only two games, both to rival Freeport, the team that went on to win the W.P.I.A.L. title. The Tigers started out on an auspicious note by trouncing Leechburg 8-1 on a no-hitter by star pitcher Bob Bubash, his first of two during the season! The first three league games were won by the Big Green with little trouble: Springdale 12-5, Tarentum 16-4 and Arnold 5-2. In the fourth game, with Freeport, Har- Brack went down to its first defeat by the score of 8-5. Bounc- ing back after this setback, the Tigers roared through the next five games: Ken Hi 5-1, Springdale 5-1, Tarentum 26- 2, Arnold 22-3 and Ken Hi 3-2. These wins set the stage for the most exciting game of the season. A desperate battle was fought by both teams, but Har-Brack came out on the short end of a 5-4, eight inning game with Freeport. The big bats for the team were Bob Bubash and Michael Matsik. Top Rau lefz Ia Hgh! Orzechowski Polczynski Bubash Alcantara Eckenrod Kosmal Mr Starsinic M1ddleRou left to rzglal Grzywinski Minarik Hetrick K Hetrick Berenson Arnold Wuychek Bemacki Williams Bollom Rau lello rzglat Young Matsrk Malecki Rafalko Jacobs Harbrnson Borotto Pollock 99 Y , f ' x s y . , , . . ', . , , , , . Thmclads Have Shaky Season Fairly new among the sports at Har-Brack track has become ver , popular during the last season, Under the guidance of Coach Chester Gill, the thinclads did rather well. Entering five meets and the W.P.l.A.L. relays, the trackmen showed considerable skill and accomplishments. Among the outstanding groups in competition were: the relay team consisting of team members Bob Wfidmer, Tom Schmitt, jim Klingensmith, and Mike Gracykg Henry Lamparski in the shotputg Douglas MacCurdy and Clarence Blalock in the low hurdlesg and Ronald Kish in the broad jump. Also contributing greatly by gaining those much needed points were: Bob Slomkowski, Dennis Gaydos, jim Smith, Ray Pawlak, jim Mazza, and Bob Parker, 'Q was Q, X, 1. A KP Q... y ' ' V ' ' . 'ddl R ' TOP eff fo Heel Gzyioxvogrgciizik- gi,3:siLfgh1'Jif,:Q?i Gfrnigztzriisraftifiiiifiii aff, h G imer cmi. '. -, i . ' ' lgitaszlshlgiarifu Rgridfollvlljllnlsiliiixieiiit Pawilzalczl Parker Mazza Hazlett. Slomkowski, Palko. Korczynskl. Linksmen Bag W.P.I.A.L. Championship The 1958 edition of the Har-Brack golf team won the W.P.I.A.L. championship by defeating defending champion Penn Hills, SVZ-7VZ. In section competition, the Big Green was undefeated, set the league record for team medal score, and held their opponents to 3V3 points while scoring 123V3. The team of Fred Maeder, Steve Fabry, Jerry Block, Gary Grantham, and jon Grantham outclassed and outplayed all section opponents, defeating Vandergrift C13-3, ISVZ-V351 Richland Township Q16-O, 15-ljg Springdale U6-0, I6-033 and Kittaning Q16-0, 16-Oj. After its torrid section play, the Tigers were oft' to the playoffs where they bumped Elizabeth and New Castle before locking horns with Penn Hills for the title. Individual honors showed Fred Maeder winning the W.P.I.A.L. Indivi- dual Championship for Har-Brack. His skill and prowess was a tribute to his coach, Torn Kernan, and the school in general. Mig lm Xl lilll Individua1's Champion Fred Maeder displays team trophy. Top Roux left lo right Hughes. Dougherty, Marks, Magaro, Baker, Mr.Kernan.B0110m Roux Bloch, G. Grantham, Maeder, Fabry. J, Grantham, Drum lwlaior MICKEY MINARIK I02 Band Tops Successful Drums rulleti, tyinlmils dashed, .intl trumpets hl.1red .is the H.1r-Buck High Sthwnl Band inirthed at eight games. This iniisieil grnup tonsists of eighty-one ineinlxrs ranging froni freshmen ru seniors. The band participates in several activities in addition to their half-time prescnti tions, including lhtlltiween Piirutles iintl sexerul tuininunity tiunttions. Pep ixilhes .ire also iimtle more tolurtiul with the presente wt' the huml. N, J: si 6 s. Q 4 ' iff, Year With Clinic Under the direition of Mr. Paul Heinricks, the band represented Har-Brat-k in the Allegheny Valley Band lfestiuil and at severiil exchange programs. The highlight of the season was the successful Band Clinic held at Har-Brack with Mr. Rapheal Mendz as the speaker for the main session and as the guest conductor in the evening concert. james, Bell, Harper. A. Cupcllnmn. Solomon. SIXIZV Ruiz: Henschel, Antkovink, Shirley, Hamilton, Polczynski. Mzilak, luiwrcnee, Voytko, N.1lh41th, Zulioimliuk, 'l4.igg.ll'l, XV.1lker. Bulfffm Razr: Shnncr, Swelling, J. Cappellmun. Ennis Gruntlen. Ytithinin. Pitkiivisli, Stanley. Srovern. F. Gimlingi. Penn, Bell, Ab,i'w1t.' Sclircngest, 'lI1i'nopi1l, Miller, Chifulini. Director MR. HEINRICKS BAND OFFICERS Q Left in rjgbz: Schmitt, Boroto, Miller F Bloch. BAND MANAGERS Ley! I0 Hgh! Remiley Lnrdlna hfmarxk Mangol. Mr. Heinricks directs the combined bands in The Sim' Spangled Ball!167'. IO7 Highsteppers Entertain at Half-Time l, Qi' ii ,i The majorettes, under the supervision ot Miss Dnnik, thrilled h.1ll4-time crowds with their xpiried drills. Their im.iginatii'e formations in- didited that hours of pmetice .ind roncentmtion had preceded their appearance onto the field. Ably led by Linda Carney, head mgjorette. the Tigerettes ran the gamut of moods, stepping from Illdllll tempos into wopular rli.1-rli.i-cli.i routines that delighted, LL I mes, both nt home and .IVVAY gxmes. ,V The iiuiorettes iilsalf' relbresented the school in several tominungy P.lxf.1ElL'S during the past yeiir, ,1 'L FJ' , iq MA it L , , W.. ,, I i f L .' . ly! Lf' 1-f A i l' I , .-x ,- .Vx Llkfllioifettqts mow: into phrixdehfanliifzf ,V 1, e J . x Twp Run: lei! fo riylilx Voytko. Stheid, M.ii'y Ann Malik, Rus.ik. lie-lining. Ross 'l'limf Run: Leiperty, Bogatki, Homenmini Glowinki, Smith. Hexslcv. Svdlik Sriiwipri Ron' Kisiel. Hazlctt. MeCiifferty. Beatty. Dixon, llioinpson. Sgro. Coll. Kuszkowski. Bffzmm Rffuf bf-ifki-1 Maldk. Rusnale. Cairney. Olson. Zahorchak. , 'A .' ' 'y , - . .' ul Seniors End Twirling Careers V il . if R' , 'A' '- 7 A 4 R ? LINDA CARNEY Head Majorette CJINNY RL SNAK Ass1stant Head W sx-gl 121 EMILH OLSOL MARCIA MALAK Assmtant Head Asmst mt Head BARBARA DIXON ix? 4 'N N-M!5...gQ LORETTA BOGACKI X Z N - JEANNIE ZAHORCHAK Assxstant Head iv gi: X 'z I RQ kk A f N ,Q M A my F , M Y I , V , x . fi J Q , E. Q , A x, . Ag, fb .- 1 A ROSE RUSAK 1 '49 A V ' ' Vxb i qi ,Er . :X it -Sh gg V I 1 i 'A Q ,A,, w ,Q , f A il Pepsters Have Snap, Crackle, and Pop The Cheerleaders, under the direction of Miss Kennedy, letid the way toward promot- ing enthusiasm and school spirit at all athletic events. Their songs and chants ring out at each contest, expressing the fervent hope for victory. The Cheerleaders, in their attempt to tire up tremendous school spirit. attempt to promote good sportsmansliip throughout the student body. Cl1eerle.'.ulers sour to grunt lieights. X. Ji X ,, -, 1' K Q Top Rau Boice Mrddle R014 le! 7IE!,7l Henderson Reese Pociboreclt b Blldlv HOITICI EYUCFWU Lim SALL3 REESE DONNA BRADLEX 'CYNTHIA POCIBORIQCK Co-Head i X LIAR FHA HEA I HER HOMER IOXV kkz I N J Q IRAN BUICI Cn Hu! MARK II' I-IYXDI RSOX BI CRX IIMFRQON W' I 'y X ,f ak , S 1 ' J . xhxjry - T Axim C g Nxf' Rx Qs4,N X UUQVV R -V fr ' 2 W3 .JN . LH , . - Fx' 1 J4Jfu'y wk- B1 X x AN -' 1' ,Uk p1:, 'J sf' WED Z ' ' www JJ X, 4 L - 1 VXOD xx L V, 3 LQV. A 'YY R Q5 if 'x - LJ- Kk 1 1 r of the Pep Club The Pcp Club aids the cheerleaders in develop- ing school spirit at all athlctit tontcsts. The Qhartering of buses, the development of a flash card section, and the organization of intcrestcd studcnts into a solid vocal group have been thc actomplishmcnts of this rclatixcly new organiza- tion. Saonsorcd by Mr. Holliday thc Pt-v Club cx- I . . plorcs the various possibilities ol treating sihool spirit through the obscrx ation ot' other sthools and the use of regular planning sessions. Chorus Plans Ambitious Program 5 1 BIIXED CHORUS OFFICERS Bruno C Danner. G. Rusnak, D. Balog, C, josefoski Q ' ' T Q 5 f tsl -uv-Q lb MEP' fu? GIRLS' TRIO Le l Io ugh! R Newcomer. C, Danner, S, Goepfert Under the capable supervision of Mr. Bruno the Mixed Chorus has developed into more than an advanced music class. Through the process of singing the finest scores, the Chorus acquired a deeper understanding of good music and its techniques. The Mixed Chorus is the select vocal group of the school. Numbering eighty-five, the group continually represents the school to the com- munity as it performs for such groups as the Rotary, Lions, P.T.A., church groups, and other organizations. The Chorus' fine talent was evi- denced in the annual Christmas program as both students and faculty thrilled to strains of sacred music. The highlight of the Chorus' itinerary is its participation in the Upper Allegheny Valley Chorus Festival. Long a leader in this pro- gram, l-lar-Brack again joined with area schools to prove that choral music provides both un- forgettable experiences and lasting pleasures. tl II3 md QVQ aww iv W 4 we f5 Q. my 5 if ? A ' V V f .W Mafia, 3 9 S1 1 1. nv 'Q B? .zu Q I 49 1, W f f f .,j.f. Uv' Lg f A 4 .- U -5 K -, A ' klliwazgliilll - I Y gf ',?M'f.a WB' ljx' A ' 4732 V ,L sig-U f 1 X, QW: vjz ' iffm' -if-rr, ' if W V gy f x,,yN!v-1-Q f.4.f -H Q 5 fi nv K ,, , . Sill .,sL . 3 Q M- ' .-. wr ..,, , 1 ,Wi W , . , - imgfxxx um 1 ?,M ' fv afQ?P?f2x 2 'QWMQ mf: ff aiik, X fiff1'2:1?:5t....'X- , t 1: 1, ,fLffi?55f:3f fifbxmkv ' gm ffl-Zi 5?1 1K , . 25. ,ffiffi :Q rj!-Tk. :rpm-f Q fHrf XX f Rfk:--M Jia. Ag . 5 5 fgg. ,xxx . 'WW ffi!:!!35ffs5.N fffggeg 1 ','L,.!X!2 iilffffif S! If ' K fnfl, lf . jfiilffglfiiygf Qx ,5fN.k'4s ,V fffi?fs5?fff2Fw fff .' ,QQ fini Q - - '9ffS554f3fEfg!Y Jw M441 -.' fgIj:fH5f?gQ. ' '.-H hx in-g:i5?i2f.: sh il F i 'x' W ,zwgy , ,x A inf Nffk, A ' j-iii 5 X iff? VA HS Marlene Grimm proves that the women are the masters of their kitchen. Gets Company for Dinner Har-Brack students viewed the first offer- ing of the dramatic season in the Thanks- giving program presented by the Drama Club. A clever monologue concerning the frustra- tions of ordering the holiday fowl by Mar- lene Grimm preceded the one-act play Com- pany for Dinner. The players managed to convey the meaning of Thanksgiving in a semi-comic fashion. The plays highlight was the appearance of the children reciting their poems. Once a tiny seed was planted by some Pilgrim people, They tame to this land when there was neither church nor steeple , . The diners gather around Father, Chet Murphy for a serious look at Thanksgiving. While Dialing for Wrong Number An invalid woman overhears a conversation be- tween two mysterious men. They talk of murder. The time of the act is to be 11:15. The maid is out. A train will pass to blot out any screams. Cynthia Pociboreck runs the gamut of emotions in the play Sorry Wrtvng Number. Har-Brack students see her first as a woman trying to do her duty in tracing the call. Suddenly, she realizes the woman mentioned in the conversation is her- self. Frantic calls to various individuals do no good, A noise is heard in the kitchen. The killer calmly picks up the ringing phone and answers Sorry Wfrong Number. Good suspense. Operator! You must trace that call. traced . Im sorry, madam, but you muSt Call the proper authorities to have a call Yes, 11:15. Ill take care of it. In the shadows of a dimly lit room. the killer. jim Bower. strikes as the noisy train drowns out the shrieks. 'QM'-25 any -f pi W 41, L4 Aw 6 .Za 'I ' gff' ' ek f - 5731 'f 3' 45' f3??f5Q -f 5-Q AE 1 ,f if Q Q Q gg A :sun 'H X ' ig H ETA , 'H-Os ' 'YS' hx zqyk i I Q is W ' 91 5' In i- Q. ' 5173 YV K , 3 -as YQ is K- 6 M! J' . N 1 A 4' x 3' 5 4 'H x W M. 1 1. - N TIME FOR ASSGCIATION fx f'N fX fR fx f5 ,577 fNfN f'Rf'g fx fi Qi: fgf-5 fs fx Nyilfx rx WHO WILL. WE ELIM INATE Juniors Sophomores Associations OUR JUNIORS SOLD CANDY Lef .TUNIOR OFFICERS i I lo right: E. Watters, Watters, M. Henderson, Mazza Roux left 10 rzgblx T. Henschel, olomon, C. Simmers, L. Olden- A. Lowry, M. Chrlstopher. Bot- ! R P P S B Cl It B Venturini . urves, . asnak, JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Saudi' ,MDW w7wWg'Pl M I 'i ' Q JA 1 AND PLANNED THE J 81 S if? lr Left lo right: Mr. Chick, Miss Emerson, Mrs. I-lirtle, Mr. Piper. ROOM 101 Top Roux left 10 7'lgl.7f.' Andrews, D Baechtel. P. Burrell, Boncella, Robeck, Baker. F, Bnrtcll. K. Acre. R, Baechtel Black, Bednarz, Bubinsack. Middle Rau? Bouch, Baum, Bonner, Angelini, Bell Bloch, Basnak. Antkoviak, Anderson, T Betush, BOIIOIIZ Row: Miss Montgomery, Anthonv, Bloom, Bair, S. Betush, Ach moody., Behning, Ashenbaugh, Bain, Adamski. Abrerzlx C. Acre, Angus. Wjljff , l M JUNIOR ADVISORS ROOM 103 Top Ron: lefl Io rrgbz: Dan, Ecrrcc. Ewing, R. Crusan. Gregory, Dlubak, Domanski. Fabry. Grundcn. Aizddlu Roux' Engle, Gibson, Dusko, E. Gardina, J. Gardina, Dovcrspikc, Dcskins. Guar- inger, Goughcnour, Flcisclicr. Bummz Rau: Mr. Pishioneri, Edwards, Garvin, Glowacki, Glodowski. Goldslmcatcr, Fox, Friel. Eslcp. Evans. Abrml: D, Crusan. Deringcr. Foster, Gaydos. ROOM 102 Tuff Razz. Inf! Io riyfflx Cornuet. Clark. Conti, Cingota, Brcninghousc, Cowen, Christoplicr. Boyer, Chclko. Carter, Co- lin, Chybrzynski. Aifddlr mu: Corialc. Cohen, Crisman, Collier, Costlow, Crousc, Cooper, Brozcnich, Brozowski, Bowser. Bfflnmz Rau: Mrs. Ernest, Brad ley. Darlene. Burdick, Broaclfoot. Bower, Carroll. Bradley, Donna, Buzzard. Cog- ley, Braun, Alzrwzls Brooks. Caporali, Collins. Gvufwi' iff M lf ' , y . ,K 'rg A ' l c I' 1 Vx , ,L K D i l ii Nl ROOM 104 'Iinp Razr, fd! lu fiuqfflf vl, Hcnschcl, C. Hoschcid, Hurley, R. Harlwison. Harcn- ski. K. Herrick, Hughck. Hannan, B. Hoschcid, T. Hcnschel. Middle Roux Harper. Irwin. Haduch, Iacino, L. Har- bison, jack. Hanna, Hcincman, Horne- man, Itchck, Holmes, F. Hazlctt. Bazmm Roux Mr. Barch, Hutcl. Huey, Iscnlvurg. J. Hallett. Hill. Hinz. Henderson, Haas- lcy, Hcplcr. Abigail: Hatfield, -I. Heb rick. ROOM 107 Top Row, left to right: Mills, McCurdy, Milberger, McGee, Nyga, Malecki, Ohl, Mazza, Nyland, T. Nitowski, T, Malak, R, Malak, Middle Roux' McQuade, Mahdik, Mark, McClure, Miecznikow- ski, Nold, Montgomery, Maliszewski, Milliron, Mialki, Mrozinski. Bottom Roux' Mrs. White, Mears, Mazur, Old- enburg, Nitowski, M, Norris, Manley, Minarik, Micuch, J. Norris. ROOM 106 Top Row, left to right: jussup, Kovac, G. Kindler, B. Lisco, J. Krzeminski, V. Krzeminski, jarosinski, Kennedy, Mad- dox, Lilly, Kurn, Korczynski. Middle Row: L. Lisco, jancech, Kuszkowski, Kier, G. Klemsak, S. Kindler, Krofchik, Lassinger, Kosmal. Bottom Row: Mr. Gill, janello, Kulikowski, Leach, Lowry, 1. Klemsak, james, Kisiel, Kolar, Knoch. Absent: Kanzic, Koteski, Lichok. ROOM 108 Top Row, left to right: Orkis, Penn Oravitz, Rafalko, Reen, R. Pawlak, Ply Ostroski, Rebhun, Parry, Randolph Middle Roux' Parker, Pavlik, Powell Reese, Patterson, Pierce, Pukal, Pappas Parsons, Bottom Roux' Mr. Casciato Purves, Plasick. Polczynski, Rea, Peli can. Rahner, Radvan, Peters, P. Pawlak Abferzt: Olszewski, Reed. I23 ROOM 110 Top Ron. lefl Io flgblx Stafhowiali. Smith. James. R. Sowinski. Teklinski, VC . Stobert. Staclterman, Szafnicki. Stil- ler, Tachka. Tarnopol, Stanley, Tady, Traenkner. Middle Roux' Sweeney, Spotts. Tarby, Valenti. Solomon. Louise. Solomon, Lois. R. Smith. N. Sowinski. Tomson. Tocci. Bofmm Roux' Miss Parker. M. Stobert. M. Szymkowiak, Szafranski. Sydlik. Slobodnik. Urban. I.. Szymkowiak. Urbanski, Abwrzlx Smeltz- er, Smith. John. Stivenson, Tantlinger. ROOM 109 Top Roux lefl lu riglals Schutzler, Sevic, Rehner, Roth, Rudolph. W. Simmers Ripper. Scoff, Reitler, Shirley, Shanerl Middle Roux' Scandrol. Schaeffer. Shade C. Simmers. Rinehart. Seigart, Skowrim- ski. Rickercl. Simon. Bolfom Rau: Mr. Chick. Rykaczewski. Schoone, Schrecker, Reigard. Schrecengost. Rupert, Rum- baugh, Remaley. Abrerzlx Rittman, Ross, Schramm, Seaton. ROOM 111 Tap Ron. lefz to fight: P, Vifalker. T XX'olfe. G. XXYilll1lI11S. Vfaltenbaugli, XX ri1y. Yachinin. XY'uyche-ck. Walkie- wicz. W'isniewski, R. Wfolfe, Middle Roux' Walsh. XX'ozniak, 1, Watters, E. XX atters. W'atson. Viferemeychik, Wy'- gonik. Young. R. XVilliams. P, Wfulker. Bfffffmz Rau: Mr. Cecchetti. Vorp, Vnytko. XY ily. Vokish. Venturini, Zuhorchak. Vrotney, Vardis, Abfwzzx D Vilulfe. Due-v W mf' . , if Science challenges today s student EAGER SOPHOMORES AID EXCHANGE FUND SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to r SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES ight: R. Mallets, C. Mazza, M. Homer, J. Masnick T p lf: to right: M. Ab Harman R. McAfoose, J. Stiml J M lx B I la B. Salkeld, B. . ottom row, ef! to g J Coll, L. Kirkp k er,. o SOPHOMORE ADVISORS ADVISORS: Mr. Davidek, Mr. Beers, Mr. Starsenic, ROOM 201 Top Row, left to riglnis Beers, Altmeyer Abes, Black, Brown, Brocious, Bloch Campbell, Borowski, R. Alwine, Bresu ciak, E. Alwine. Middle Row: Bennett D. Brooks, Burns, Bruno, Booker Beatty, Beckwith, Bower, Brewer, Bocla P. Brooks. Botlom Roux' Mr. Beck Capellman, Barrett, Bartel, Bowser Adams, Balog, Bell, Bock. Alnenl: Asay Bole, Bubash. ROOM 202 Top Row, left to fight: Dominick Crowe, Drahos, Dombrowski, Dupain Crytzer, Chuba, M. Combs, Dunn, Dei Witt, Crain. Middle Roux' Danner, DeAngelis, Christie, Cummings, Daer Cicholski, Daum, Citterberg, Clemons L. Combs, Cohen, Drum. Bollom Row., Mr. Guzzi, Coll, Copus, C. Clark, Di- Perna, Dobrzynski, D'Eram0, Cislo Crouse, Y. Clark. I27 i n i ROOM 204 Top Raw, left to rigblx Hannan, Hamil- ton, C. Huey, Gross, Grzywinski, Hrivnak, Hanzlik, F. Haugh, Howell, jastremski, Hartge, K. Haugh. Middle Row: Hladney, Honnef, Harned, Hel- gert, B, Huey, jackson, Hosey. Boilom Roux' Miss Clement, jacques, Hoffman, Hatas, H. Huey, Jankowski, Homer, jack, Herbulock, janosky. Abfenz: Hea- ly. ROOM 205 Top Row, left to right: Fields, Ecken- rod, Dymkoski, Feitknecht, Grondwal- ski, Giunta, Field, Gosciejew Geiger, Fischer, Geer. Middle Roux Fink, Gajda, Gilbert, H. Frederick, Gidos, Gregory, Edmonds, Gardziel, Esler, Greene. Bollom Roux' Mrs. Briggs, Ellerman, Elliott, Fiscus. A. Frederick, M. Glogowski, Fullerton, S, Glogowski, Emerson, Abxents Ehrmentrout. xx! 2.1: ROOM 205 Top Row, left za fight Klaes, C. jor dan, Kort, Krofchik, juris, Johnson Kabay, Kosakowski. Middle Roux' M jordan. Kravits, Kruszewski, Kaminski Kolar. Kopec, Kammerdeiner, Kirkland Borrow Roux' Mr, Hudson, Kennah King, Kirkpatrick, johns, Konopski Kolek, Kozier. Abyenzs jones, Karson ROOM 208 Tap Raw, lefr za right: McGarrity, Mc Call. Nowikowski, Nowicki, McAfoose, McGrath, Naughton, McCurdy, N0 wacki Middle Rau: Oberg, Noble, . f J. Miller, Nagy, Meso, Hayes, Nulph, Mc Cullough, Natskakula, McKinney. Bat tam Roux' Mrs. Engstrom, Minarik Mills, Mechiing, obiingef, Mfcaffefryl Mazza, Nichols. AbJen1.' Modzelewski R, Noble, C9 ROOM 206 Tap Raw, left ta riglais P. Malak Kuhnert, Lynch, Masnick, Luzik Malobicky, Loynd, Lingerfelter, Mallets Middle Raw: Masarik, Lynn, Kus, Lei- pertz, M. Malak, Lace, Maley, Lillo Marasia, Ballam Raw: Miss Danik, Lam- parski, Laskowski, Linhart, Maletich, P Malecki, Mangol, Low, Mailki, Malits Abrenf: Lang, Lehman, S. Malecki. ROOM 209 Tap Raw, lefz ta right: P. Plocki V. Ritchie, Rozewicz, Palko, Quinio, Pi- sani, R. Ross, Phillippi, Petras, Tom Popowicz, Romanowski. Middle Raw.- Roll, Robertson. J. Richards, R. P 0 p o w i c z, Pershing. Pawloski, Pierce, Polczynski, Pollock. Hallam Raw: Mr, Davidek, Rittman, Picanzo, P. Rich- ards, P, Plocki, Rozycki, Reyer, Reese, S. Ross, Potocni. Aafenix Pierwsza, Rog- ers. I29 x ROOM 211 Top Razz: lafl fa riglflx Vnros. Szczepan- ski, Stimel, S. Szymkowialc, 'Iliomm Tady, Taggert, R. Stiller, Tomson, J Szafranski, J. Thompson. Aifddle Roux' Topolsl-ai, E. Szalfranski. Sydlik, Toy, E Szymkowiak, Taraiszewski, S. Thomp son Stroud Su aski. Bailom Row' Mr. i - S le ' Beers, Swiklinski. K. Stiller, Swartz lander, Thomas, Vojtko. Szewczak, Vala sel-c, Tyler. Abfwzls Swerling, Troup. .Q ,A . ROOM 210 Top Razr, lefi 10 right: Sekeras, Sprentz, W. Simpson. Samuelson, Simon. Shuler, Rupert. J. Saclowski. Middle Roan' Sgro, Scheicl, Schwartz, Sleighter, Sadesky, Stewart, Schrecengost, Schoen. Boilom Roux' Mr. jacques. Seitz, M. Simpson, Stack, Sall-meld, Allenberg. Steffan, Southward. Salmane. Absent: D. Saclow- ski, Schmitt. Scoff. Starczewski. vs 3 ROOM 212 Top Row, left io riglals Wright, Stare- zewski. Wasierski, Wfalters, Wlisniew- ski, Zembrzuski, Zendarski, Walkowiak, Wilks, Vi'olfe, A. Zigo, Weber. Middle Roux' Wohlfeil, Wasson, White, Yajko, T. Vifasilowski, Woodhall, R. Wasilow'- ski, Wildi, Williams, Willison, D. Walker. Ziemkicwicz. Bollom Roux' Mr. Rutkowski, Walsh, L. Walker, NX'alter, Wray, Vorp, B. Zigo, Zimmerman. Abrwzlx Vifilson. J 5 J X Q: ,Q , v fx 4 ii X M... ,, -.. Q 4 qv ...uw -4-. -J-fa... filly U ' ' y- . 51 hickdiwafasfwwv an .9-mdwvdiff . 'Haw-f vlll?l A vi M4 'L M W Practical sw 'i:f'a'5v? 'f' acquxredfat Hal Good Sportsmanship Promoted by Varsity Club The Varsity Club, with Mr. Staresinic as advisor, is composed of the athletic man- agers and those boys who participate in athletics. The club encourages the develop- ment of good sportsmanship and good fel- lowship both on and off the playing field. The boys entertain annually at a winter formal dance which is sponsored in co- operation with- G. L. C., and a picnic in the spring for members only. OFFICERS Top Row: Mr. Staresinic. Krofchik, All- shouse. Butmm Rau: XX'idmer. McCurdy. SENIOR VARSITY CLUB Top Roux left 10 flgbff XY'idmer. Mark, Klingensmith, Szymkowiak. Mehal. Bloch. Grantham, Durana, Crede. Middle Roux' Slom- kowski, Pollock, Matsik, Eckenrod, Krofchik. Alcantara. Berenson, Boroto, Daugherty, Blalock. Boitom Row, left to right: Williams, Schmitt. Kish, Orzechowski, Allshouse. Polczynski.McKechnie.Gryzwinski. I32 JUNIOR VARSITY CLUB Top Row: left to right: Herrick. Harbison, Kennedy. Harenski, Vfuychcck. Palko, Malecki, Malak, Baechtel, Walkiewicz, Ferree Middle Roux Korczynski, McCurdy. janccch, Miecznikowski. Crusan, Krcfcrmmki, Hetrick. Rafalko, Nitowski, Parker, Dusko Baker. Bozfom Roux' Gaydos, Rcen. Acre, Smith. Sowinski. Mazza. Pawlak. Vorp, Mark. Bednarz, Derringer, Nyland. SOPI-IOMORE VARSITY CLUB f Top Ron, lefz In right: Fields, Guinta. Vihlker. Ziemkiewicz, Luynd, Msddlt Run: Malak. Szymkowiak. Starcewski, Krofchik. Malobicky, Mallets. Bottom Roux Miller. Modzelewxki, Combs, Snhmm. Gryznskx, I33 Charm Club Prepares Future Secretaries Meeting once a month, Miss Clement provides the proper atmosphere in which club members can learn the essential traits of a good secretary. Through dem- onstrations, lectures, and trips, the girls develop natural charm, poise, good grooming, correct posture, and social etiquette. Only those Senior girls taking Business ,J English are eligible for membership. Hula hoop craze hits Har-Brack. Top Rouy. lejz to rigbt: Rodgers, Demchik. Bcdnarik. l-lrivnak, Sadowski. C. Polczynski. Murosky. Majack, Rogers, Rzotkiewicz, Guzik. jastremski, Minarik, Dixon. Maizland. Greggs. Munson. Hatas. Middle Roux' Rusnak. Factor, Smith, Rehner, Swierceski, Herr, Ford, Richards, Kucinski. Gilbert. Brzozowski, Affrica. Krupa. Rusak. Mass, Gibb, F, Polczynski, Hunkiewicz. Bottom Colan, Bollinger, Adams. Ostroski, Carney. Ekas. Newhouse. Clinton, Maeder. Hamed, Kelley, Kalmeyer, Bock, Karwoski, iss Clement. F H A Encourages Democracy in Home Life The luturc Homcmlkcm ot Amerlu 5crxc to promote an mtcre5t m lcxrmng, the proper mcthod5 ol cooking Scwxmg mal household ITl1Dlc2,CIT1CI1f The Club stresses all phlscb of home lllc Through con tlIlLICLl prlctlcc mal LXPCI'lIULI1f1flOI'l tha mcmbcrs gun cxpcrlemc m homcnnlxlng The Scmor md Sophomore groups lrc uprbly supcruscl by Mus Lytlc md Mm Alxxmc rcspcctucly bl NIOR Ol l ICI RS ft zz, 71 hz NI Vmlson D D6xllCl'lCl6 BIISS Lytle SENIOR F H A if Q rv 1 T0 R014 151110 nab! Ixoreclo Roos RXbILlxlDOIlllFl1Clx Elm G1lIrm XX1dxLo Yrencrlr Vault jordan Gxbson Bolton: Ron 111, f I Dombfouglu Czcxxczmlx lmmn Rommoxxslo Dlcu Nldurdx Xxllillfl De-Nirchcle MHS Lstle . . . I A L l 4 in U . A X 0 1 K A A is -W J' P . - ' J' f ,a yay - '1 1. 2, Ja ,f . 4 , , g,, - A-K -1 -, , 4' , A 1 1 ' AL T 1 , im. X , v 4 , kxi 1 V l Ly, . l L ' X , , I 5 '. 'L'l'. L 5 - - e 't J: ': l Le AQ Jr. ' . . .' , 4 ' , rr ig-,gf ll- SN, ,. . A ,, 0 , K n - . . girwf Q Q, 'I' , y ,, , r l r' ' nl y ' ffm 554, ' L l p 7 : 1 4 as rm K 'J f J ar A '- ' f , 1 ,. y Q f .7,', Y p.,Q,r'J 1,1 L af, . l r e v',.' V ' 1 -o ' L' , u 5 Q 1. . I' SOPHOMORE F.H.A. If Top Rau, Jef: to rigbzx Combs. Balog, Clark. Herbulock. Mialki. Hosey. Fiscus. Elliott. Middle R014 .' Tyler, Citterburg, Fink, Dobrzyn- ski. Kolek. Karson. Cislo. Honnef. Coll. BUIIUIII Run: Pollock. Lynn. Swiklinski. janosky. Frederick, Plocki. Daum. Minarik. Fullerton, Mrs. Alwine. Future Nurses Explore Chosen Profession ig Top Rau. lei! Io rigbzs Valenti, Minarik. Bradley. Ryhicki. Ekas. Dominick. Conroy. Middle Roux Szexvczak. Lynch. Pzivlik. Roos. Anderson. Rea. Bonner. Heinenian. Mc- Quade. Danner. Bfflzfmz Roux Stewart. Smith. Linnun, Trenski. Norris. Kisiel. Kuszkow- ski, Schutzler. Luc. Miss Zylinski. Abreu: Grimm. Magliocchi. Schreckengost. Dietz. Lawhcgld. I36 ' r The Future Nurses of America as- sists Senior girls interested in a nursing career with the selection of their future training schools and their special fields of study. Authorities in the nursing field are invited to speak to the group in an effort to develop a greater un- derstanding of this worthy profession. F.T.A. Opens the Door to Profession Students planning to enter the teach- ing profession are given a broader un- derstanding of the responsibilities, duties, and rewards of teaching through the activities of the Future Teachers of America. Members study the requirements and standards of teaching. Several guest speakers address the group concerning the essentials of a good teacher. During the school year, members receive an opportunity to gain experience by student teaching in the elementary grades. SENIOR F.T.A. ' . 5555 K fisx S W 7.....' . wifi 6 .J 35323. ' - 'N Top Roux left 10 rfgbf: Naworski. Starzewski, Graczyk. Barium Roux' Witucki, Shirley Mrs. Mitchell, . age L QV' Qiii.. Top Row, lefl to right: McCafferty, Koteski. Beatty, Dominik. Hrivnak. Ekas. Rybicki, Trenski, Middle Row: Shetler, Mazur. Burger. Zahorchak. Pociborelr. XY'eaver. Rolston. Novosielski, Barium Roux Newcomer, Sgro, Linnan, Paganelli, Witucki, Shirley, Naworski, Graczyk. Starzewski, Mrs. Mitchell. I37 Advanced Under the expert instruction of Mr. Palmo, advanced graphic art students learn more about the printing profession. While gaining valuable experience, mem- bers gain an insight into the more com- plex processes of the printing profession. In an effort to place theory into practice, members aid in the production of the football and basketball programs and the weekly Har-Bracket, Training Offered in Printing f , fs, ' i, ugh 1 'ff phi. -v:'E3x, . . 3 in-1----. H ',, n, JJ!!! W 1 Ji 5 D U 'i ' y , A nf , x Top Row, lefl to right: Davis, Zagst, Feitknecht, Mr. Palmo. Middle Row: Schramm Breninghouse, Willison, Babinsack, Simmers. Botlom Row: Luzik, Abbott, Rogacki Gaworski. Mechanical Drawing Techniques Improved ,E x New and advanced methods of draw- ing are introduced to the members of the Mechanical Drawing Club. Every Wednesday, Mr. Palmo provides an in- formative discussion for the members. Many club periods are spent analyzing the use of the Czalid Process in drawing and the reproducing of drawings. Top Row, left 10 rigbt: Stobert, Gregory, Hughes, Koteski, Pollock. Middle Roux' Cohen, Andrews, Wolfe, Feitknecht, Crain, Lange, Jacobs. Bolzom Roux' Kurn, Sweeney, Gear- inger, Malak, McGee, Baker. Christopher, Mr. Palmo. I39 - lt. l is ffxlfff mug , Top ROW I ll to Gross Hflvmlx v V' ' x'Slil. f ' ' Huey vlgsfzlzirrz Roux' L1llY' Quguo H1m'?an' ,- xirlak. Dombfows gyagiloxx ski. A 3 Useful Articles Created in Leather Craft The Leather Craft Club provides mem- bers with an opportunity to combine mt- ural ability with the desire to create use- ful objects. With the aid of Mr. Cron- auer, members increase their knowledge of carving leather while pursuing it fax- orite hobby. Top Rau, leff fo rigbix Gibson. Dominick. Tachka, Crytzer. McQuade. Bartell, Middle Roux- Brown, Shaner. McGrath. Popowicz. Petrus. Schmmm, Bollom Roux' I-laugh, jordan. Drum. Beers. Nold. Shutter Bugs Learn Fine Points of an Art The Camera Club aids stu- dents in becoming better ac- quainted with the processes of photography. Members gain val- uable experience by applying the new techniques in their efforts to achieve the ultimate in their photography work. Top Row, lefl 10 rigbl: Dunn Kammendeiner, Dlubak, Fer ree, Wliite. Kravits. S. Ma lak, Phillippi. Middle1Rau' Seitz, M Malak. Novak, Haz lett, Fox, Sadesky. Sgro Swiklinski, Scandrol, Konop ski, Boftom Rout Samuelson Wasscmn, Danner, McKinney, Majack, Sadowski, Polocki, Murosky, Mr. Cecchetti. WT Future Retailers Learn Tricks of the Trade Q 'elf' C' fi, if Top Raw, left 10 right: Vfalkowski, McGregor, Schoen, Cable, Schwartz, Chuba, Ziacik, jones. Mlddle Razr: XX'ildi. Pisani, Figler, Frantz, Ponteri, Pilston, Connelly, Cieslinski, Campbell, Summerhill. Bolzom Roux' jancula, Tosatto, Elcock. Finley, Rutkowski, Glath, Perman, Buterbaugh, Mr. McSparrin. Abfezztx Falleroni. I-laugh. The D. E. Club provides members with an opportunity to gain valuable work experience. Modern methods of retailing are ably presented by Mr. Mc- Sparrin, the instructor. Eventual business ownership is the desire of most D. E. members. Monthly social functions are held in an effort to promote the sharing of common experiences in the business world. I4I Interest in Monetary System Fostered by Collectors S Ohl Middle Row: Kovac, Stachowiak, Jessup, Masnick, Geer, Engle. Botlom Row: Tap Row, left lo right: Sosinski, Sowinski, Kostewicz, Korczynski, Weissburg, Kaminski, McAfoose, McGrath. Students genuinely interested in the collecting of coins are given an opportunity each week to meet, talk about their hobby, and discuss the possibility of obtaining rare coins. With the help of Mr. Claypool, the club members learn how to arrange their collections in a systematic manner. Cultivating New Interests Is Aim of Explorers The Explorers Club offers its members an opportunity to learn more about the l world, its people, and their problems. Through continued probing, they hope to educate themselves in becoming good citizens. Sponsored by Mr. Smith, the members wish to promote social, voca- tional, and outdoor activities. Top Row, lefz to riglals Grantham, Dougherty, Spoerke, Boroto, Mitchell, Middle Row Stimel, Dan, Bloch, Crede, Esler, Rehner, Ferree. Botlom Roux' Wasson, Weissburg Stitt, Chriss, Nauman, Kuhnert, Nalbach, Mr. Smith. CHI PHI Creates New Interest in Science Interest in science is a pre-requisite to membership in Chi Phi. Through the club, members are given the opportunity to examine the possibilities of careers in the field of science. With their sponsors, Mrs. Hirtle and Mr. Holliday, Chi Phi members take field trips through local industries and hear guest speakers discuss the new trends in science. Tap Row, lefl zo rigbl: Nauman, Kurn, Shaner. L. Lisco. Dougherty. Grantham. Kish, B. Lisco, Raymont, Parker, Rehbun, Ferree, Nal bach, Bartell, Wray, Caporali. Betush, Adamski. Middle Roux' Bracken. Broadfoot, Yachinin, Chriss, Boroto, Stachowiak, jarosinski, Ken- nedy, Wolfe, Shirley, Wozniak. Krzeminski, Christopher. Black, XX'eremeychik. Solomon, Bartom Row: Mrs. Hirtle, Hazlett, Crouse Mazur. Horneman. Reese. Bradley, Tarby. Schoone. Costlow. Sports. liunard. Shetler, Irwin. Mr, Holliday. PRODUCTION SPECIFICATIONS In the 1959 Tiger, Times Roman typeface was used for the headings and Garamond for text matter, 850 copies were printed on 90-pound enamel paper. The art work was done by Miss Janice Strobel. Photography was by Strem Studios, Valley Daily News, james White, Melvin Weissburg, Alan lferree, and Verne Anthony. This book was lithographed and produced in its entirety by Taylor Publishing Company. EACH FALLING GRAIN AN EXPERIENCE! Q EACH FALLEN GRAIN A MEMORY - FOR THE SENIORS TIME BEGINS ANEW I1 - 'I ll k.,M,J ix? L, V MAX f JA V x X in Ik. ,Q Lk jx , , , fx V I , . I f - W , , ... 1 ,, , f I I I I 1' ' I I' V , I I I , . I . I . I I I44 PATRO Dlxon Mr and Mrs Henry M Egers Credlr Jewelers Elcas Mr and Mrs George Fosrer Mr and Mrs Huberr Gasfon Mr and Mrs Henry Gibb Mr and Mrs GllleHe Mr and Mrs Michael J Graczylc Mr and Mrs Edward Grimm Mr and Mrs Harold Grochowslu Mr Joseph Kammslu Mr Frank Kammslu Mr and Mrs Joseph Kuhnerf Ralph C Jr Kuhnerf Mr and Mrs Ralph Lawhead Mr and Mrs Ellon Lowers Mr and Mrs Burlon D Malehclc Mr and Mrs Dan Mehal Mrs Helen Pas+va Tom RYlDIClKI Mr and Mrs Leo Schufzler Mr and Mrs Leroy Sosmslu Mr and Mrs Alex PATRO AbboH' Mr and Mrs H S Burger Mr and Mrs William AbboH' Sam Burke Mr and Mrs Marhn Adams Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell Mrs Goldie Adrian Mr Felix Carney Mr and Mrs Charles W Affrica Mr and Mrs Chrisfopher Carr Mr and Mrs Nicholas A Friend Cheman S+udios Alcanrara Mr and Mrs Frank Chesero Mr Fred Allquo Mr and Mrs Joseph Chick Mr and Mrs Fred Allegheny Valley Hospiral Sfudenfs Chlfulmi Mr and Mrs Louis AH'any Frank G Agency Anderson Mr and Mrs William Ar+ 81 Lmen Shop Ashfon Thomas S A Tarenrumure Aushn Mrs Helen Balog Don Balog Mr and Mrs John Barrancos Srore Bea++ys Pie Shop BeaH'y Mr and Mrs William Bednarlk Mr and Mrs Paul Berenson Mr and Mrs Benlamm Berghofer Ann Berghofer Rudy Bergs+rom Mr and Mrs Verner Berkeys Bernackl Mr and Mrs Waller Bish Mr and Mrs Aushn Bliss Jim Block Mr and Mrs Sranley F Block Gerald Bocmec Mr and Mrs Paul Bock Mr and Mrs Roberr Bogacki Mr and Mrs John Boice Mr and Mrs Walfer Bollinger Mr and Mrs Lawrence Boro+o, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bosinec, Larry Bosrarino, Paul Brackenridge Hardware Co. Bradenberg, Mary Anne Brenneman, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brown, Mrs. Mar+ha Brozenich, Mr. and Mrs. E. Brozozowski, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bryan, Miss Billie Jean Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bubash, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bueche, Mr. and Mrs. John Burd, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chriss Mr and Mrs David Clarkson Mr Russell Coll Sue Ann Connolly Mr and Mrs P F Conroy Mr and Mrs Charles Conroy Mr James Cooper Mr and Mrs George Cowan Mrs Susan Crede Mr and Mrs Crow Paul Cry'rzer Mr and Mrs G A Culrore Mr and Mrs Creme Cul+ore Miss Grace Culrore Miss Joyce Curhs Mr and Mrs Demchlk Mr and Mrs Andrew De Michele Mr and Mrs Alberi' De WIH' Mr and Mrs Karl Dlubaks S+amed Glass Srudio Dobradenha Mr and Mrs MaH'hew Dombrowski Mrs Gabriella Dominick Mr and Mrs William Douglas Kirk Drane Mr Donald Drane Mr and Mrs Raymond Dudek Bros Co Edger Credii' Jewelers Edmonds' Hardware Cen+er Emanuelson, Arfhur Eoeanor's Beaury Shop Facror, Mr. and Mrs. Sreve Fei+knech+, Bill Fei+knech+, Mr. and Mrs. William Ferney, Miss Billye Ferver Funeral Home Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ford, Chriss Ford, Miss Kafhleen Ford, Miss Mareen I 0 . . Q 1 ' ' 0 I I l ' ' , . . , . , .I , , . . . , . . , . . , . . , . , . . , . . , . . , . , . . , . . , . I , . , . . . . , . . , . , . , , . . , l. . , . , . . , . . Crlner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I ' ' I . I . . , s . . . , . . , . . I I I I , . . , . . I u , . . l - - . ' . . .I .s - ', .. . . I I - - - , . . I .I ' . I ' ' I I 0 , . . , , . . , , I ' ' , . . I ' ' 0 5 Ford, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Glvaneks Merkel Kopnlcky Mr and Mrs John Ganfer Mr and Mrs Rober+ J Gavran Mr John Geifknechf Mr William Gibsons Refrigerahon Gibson Mrs Anionia M Gibson Jr Mr Ar+hur O Gllber+ Mr and Mrs Ches+er Gllboux Mr and Mrs J A Gla+h Mr and Mrs John Glens Frozen Cus+ard Gohn Mrs Miles Green Dr Richard Gregory Mr George Grelndun Mr and Mrs Edwin Gu+kner+ Mrs Vmcenl' Haas Mr and Mrs Richard P Hamilron Mr and Mrs Harry Harblson Mr and Mrs Dale Har Brack Band Parenfs Harned Mr and Mrs Ches+er Harper Mary Jane Ha+as Mr John Haugh Mr and Mrs H A Hec Jr Mr and Mrs J F Helnrlcks Mr and Mrs Paul Hemphills Men s Wear Henry Mrs Dale Herehck Mr and Mrs R Herr Mr and Mrs Guslar n Mr and Mrs John L Hlwiller Mr and Mrs James Hrivnak Mr and Mrs Joseph Hohos Mr and Mrs Sieve House Mr and Mrs Rober'r Howell Mr and Mrs Kenne'I'h Hunklewlcz Mr and Mrs Harry lsenburg Mr and Mrs Kenne+h Jacques Jr Charles Jacobs Miss Margare+ Jesfremski Mrs Carnella Johns+on, Mr. and Mrs J H Johnsfon, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Kalmeyer, Mr and Mrs. Waller Kamada, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Karwoski, Mr. and Mrs. S'ranley Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kish, Mr. and Mrs Frank Knapek Tailor Shop Kosakowski Mr and Mrs Anfhony Ko+ecki Mr and Mrs John C Kofeckl Mr and Mrs Joseph S Kramarik Mr and Mrs John Krasvosky Mr John Krls+o'Ff Mrs Marlce Krivak Mr Joe Krivak Nancy Krupa Mr and Mrs Joseph Kru+zs Meal' Marke+ Lange Gary Lawrence Jr Mr and Mrs Charles Lichok Mrs Louis Linnan Mr and Mrs Michael Livorio Mr and Mrs William Luc Mr and Mrs Roberi' J Lynch Mr and Mrs Ralph McCaffer'ry Mr and Mrs Fred McCormick Mr and Mrs James McCurdy Mr and Mrs Archie McCurdy Jean McCurdy Pal' McGinley Mr and Mrs F McGinnis Mrs Margarei' McLachlan Bob McLachlan Caroline McMas+er Mr and Mrs E B McMullen Mr and Mrs John Mc uade Dr and Mrs James Maeder Mr and Mrs Paul Magliocchl Be++y Maienfisch Mrs G A Maizland Mr and Mrs Ray Malack Mr and Mrs Joseph Malehch Diane Malehch Mr and Mrs George Magllocchi Mr and Mrs John Malak Mr and Mrs Frank Mark Charles Mark Mr and Mrs George E Mary Jos Beau+y Shop Mass. Mr. Bardey Maisik, Mr. and Mrs. Mike MaH'ioli. Sanra Marway, Mrs. Sophie Maurer, Mr. Jack R. Mazinski, Mr. Richard Mazur, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hafas, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mccurdgl Mrs. Sarah ' ' ' ' ' ' , . . . A. I. ' D I . - J. . ' . . - . H'lI: f f . Q ' ' ' TRO Mell Mrs Ralph Mells Sharon Meyers Henry Meyers Mr and Mrs Marhn Meyers Mr and Mrs Wsllnam Muller Mr and Mrs John M Muller Dr and Mrs S'rephen J C Mvlls Mr and Mrs Blalr Mon+gomery Mr and Mrs Wrlluam Moser Gary Muroslcy Mr and Mrs Anfhony Murphy Mr and Mrs Chesler Murphy Mr and Mrs Wal+er D Nalbach Mr and Mrs H J Nauman Mr and Mrs Dan Naworslu Mr and Mrs Nemo Mr and Mrs Ralph Nes+erulc Miss Mary Lou Newcomer Mr and Mrs Roberf Nolders Service S+a'rlon Novalc Mr and Mrs Wllllam Novoslelslu Mr and Mrs Chesler Novoslelslu Mr C James Olson Mr Theodore Crzechowslu Mr and Mrs Edward Os'rraslu Mr and Mrs Alex Overly Mr C Gllberi' Owczylcowslcy Dr and Mrs B J Paganelll Mr and Mrs Alberf Pagluarulo Mr and Mrs Angelo Parelllc Mrs Alberi' Parlcer Mr and Mrs Henry Parson Mrs June V Parson Keaih H Pa+s Beau'ry Salon Pavera Mr and Mrs Pefer Pavlrlc Mr and Mrs John Perman Bull Pefers Bob Pfeffer Mrs Phlls Barber Shop Plsam Mr Nucl: Pl+lcavlch Jlm Pnflcavlch Mr and Mrs Joseph Poclboreclc Mrs Kalhryn Pollock Mrs Pollock Joe Polcyzmslu Conme Polcyzmslu, Fran Polcyzlnslu Rich Polczynslu Mr and Mrs Alex Polczynslu Mr and Mrs Andy Polczynslu Mr and Mrs Theodore Pollsano Mr and Mrs Tom Ponferl Mr and Mrs Pon+err Rich Prosser Mrs Francis Raffaelu Bob Rahman Bob Rahman Mr and Mrs Charles Ranlun Charles Ranlun Mr and Mrs Kennefh Raymoni' Mr and Mrs Rrchard E Rays Bakery Redllclc Mr G A Rehbun Mr and Mrs F E Rnccr Mr and Mrs Raymond Ring John Rodgers Mr and Mrs Harry Rogaclu Mr and Mrs Pele Rogers Mr and Mrs Clarence Rolsfon M s A J Rolsion Sue Romanowslu Mr and Mrs Wlllnam Roos Mr and Mrs Charles Roos Mr and Mrs Oscar Rozuclu Mrs Helen Ruff Mr and Mrs Fred Rummel Mlss Luna Rusalc Mr and Mrs John Rusnalc Mlss Janef Rusnalc Mr and Mrs Joseph Ruszlcowslu Mrs Carolme Ruflcowslu Mr and Mrs Pefe Sanders Mrs E J SchmnH Mr and Mrs Edwm R Schoen Mr and Mrs Jacob Schramm Mr and Mrs Wnlllam Schreclcengosf Mr and Mrs Dale Sgro Mr and Mrs Nmo M Shea Mrs Shearers Barber Shop Shefler Mr and Mrs Marlc W Shirley Mr and Mrs Thomas Shoap Bronze Co Shupeclc Mrs BeHy Slegal Mr and Mrs A Sllsby, Mr. and Mrs. William F. . 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Oleniacz, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rolslon' Mr' and MTS' D' M' PATRONS Smarlclr Joseph Tahon Clayfon Eugene Smrfh Mr and Mrs Clyde E Thomas Mr and Mrs J B SmI+h Mr and Mrs Elmer Thompson Mrs Iona Sml+h Mr. and Mrs John E Tosa++o Mr and Mrs Domlnrck Smrfh Mlss Lynn Trenslu Mass Conme Smlfhs Shoe and Brke Shop Trenslu Mr and Mrs S+anley Smrfh Mr and Mrs Paul M Toccrs Shoe Servrce SOSlhSkl John Valenh Mr and Mrs Eugene Sowrnslu Mr and Mrs An+hony Valenfl Mr and Mrs Gene Sphon Barbara Valenh Mr and Mrs Leonard Spofless Cleaners Varos Mr and Mrs Paul Sfanford Mrs Florende Ven'I'urI Aufo Club Sfarsezwslu Mr and Mrs Raymond Vogels Cleaning Service Sfeffey Donald Vogel Mr and Mrs Herman Sfevens Mr and Mrs Waller Vnuk MISS Margarei' S+ewar+ MISS Karen Wadyko Mr and Mrs Joseph Sfewarl' MF and Mrs S T Wagner Mr and Mrs Carlefon Shclcley Kennelh Walker Rev and Mrs Davld G Sflff Mr and Mrs Roberl' Walkowslu Jr Mr Walfer Shvenson Jr Mr and Mrs A J Wagrlawrgkr Mrs Laura Sl'0ClK MISS Weaver Mr and Mrs Cecil S+oops Mrs Charles Weaver Mr and Mrs H C Sfrobel Mr and Mrs Herberi' Wersg Adelarda M Summerhlll Gene Vfelggburg Mel SUpel'CZYI1SlKI MISS Barbara Wegferman Mrs Earl Swlerceslce Mr and Mrs Ma'Hhew Wegferman Mr and Mrs Gegrge Szcewcmk Mr Zlgmum' Wldmer Mr and Mrs Paul F Szymkowrak Mr and Mrs Chesfer Wrldr Mr and Mrg Lawrence Szymlcowrak Mr and Mrs Leanard Wrlda John Szymlcowralc Mr and Mrs Ray Wrleg Dar. Wllson Mr and Mrs Berfhold Wulf Mr and Mrs Joseph Wr+uclu Mr and Mrs Alfred Young Mr and Mrs John Young Mr and Mrs Wlllram E Zagsl' Mr and Mrs Sfephen Zahorchalc Dr and Mrs Joseph A Zdunluewucz Confechonary Zlacllc Mr and Mrs John Zrenclk Mr and Mrs Andrew Zmudczwlnslce Mr Roberi' Pho+ography by STREM STUDIOS PlH'sburgh Pennsylvania I I I I I . , , I I I I I I I I I I ' , I I I I I I ' ' . , I I I I I I I I ' I I I I -I ' I I I I I O ' I I I I I I V I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I I I 0 9 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , , ' O I I I I I ' D I ' ' I II I ' 0 I 0 I II I I I I I , ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I ' I I ' I ' I I I I I I I I - - I I I ' I I ' I I I I . l I I ' ' I I I ' I I I I I ' 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I X Compliments of JOHN T MCKECHNIE Township Treasurer ,uw A If ' K. X .ny irtbx, fsNXj'xY, 1 A . b rm! .x ' X AML V' JAM- V! 1 r T is s J o THE PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK OF TARENTUM HARRISON TOWNSHIP OFFICE For Your Convenlence a New Office ln Ihe Helghfs PIaza Shopping Cenier NEWCOMER S PHARMACY II33 Brackenrlclge Ave BRACKENRIDGE PA PHONE BELL HARDWARE 2II Mule Lock Lane BRACKENRIDGE PA RAYMONT'S BODY SHOP I422 BurI'ner Road NATRONA HEIGHTS J PFEFFER 84 SON Reglsiered Gulflex Lubncahon TIRES-BATTERIES-WASHING WAXING I W 7I'I1 Ave Phone AC4 9962 I I I 1 AC4-25I5 or AC4-9937 Phone AC4-5007 PIIOHG AC4-2l00 Flowers for AII Occasions SUPER MARKET LEHMAN FLOWER SHOP Qualify Food Less Money G A I-EHMAN P P Freepori' Road Nairona Helgh'l's 208 Cofbeff Sffeef TarenI'um Pennsylvania FURER S DAIRY STORE Banquefs and Parhes Our Speclaliy NATRONA HEIGHTS R D I PHONE AC6 0775 H RABINOVITZ SUNSET VIEW CLOTHING DRIVE IN H29 BfaCIfe f'd9e Ave Relax and Enloy a Good Movue BRACKENRIDGE PENNSYLVANIA Ju,,c,,,,,,s Rou-fe 28 and 908 phone AC4 5999 I Mule From Freepori O ' 1 .. ,ro. I 1 O I . APOSTOLOS TELEVISION SERVICE DumonI' Television Sales and Service I06I Brackenridge Ave. BRACKENRIDGE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone AC4-9550 ISALY S DAIRY STORE 302 Corbei' SI'ree+ Taren'I'um P PHONE AC4 9875 WYGONIK S FLOWER SHOP River Avenue NATRONA PENNSYLVANIA Dnshnchve Flowers ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OuaIlIy Flowers Wlfh Personal Service MODERN MUSIC CENTER Every'I'hlng for Ihe Musician Freepori Road Nafrona Helghis PHONE AC6 I I I I Congrafulahons Io Ihe Class of I959 SAUL S ARMY AND SPORTING GOODS STORE sos F f+h A Shop MURPHY S In TARENTUM Where Your Dollar Goes Fariher MURPHY S The Friendly SI'ore N DRUM AND sowmsm DISTRIBUTORS Convemenl Drlve Thru Service 23I4 Freeporl' Road Nafrona HgI's P Phone AC4 2I I2 J S PATTI AND SON FIRST NATIONAL BANK e Valleys Formal Wear Cenfer 'U 'I-a en+Um All Sfyles and Colors YOU T00 CAN ENJOY Prom Formals BANKING AT 837 3 d AVE NEW KENSINGTON PA Flrsi' Nahonal In Tarenfum Ph ED7 475I MURTLAND S DRUG STORE W. 7+h S+. Tarenfum, P . PHONE AC4 9400 CORIALE'S HOME STORE As Usual You'II Find Ihe a+ Coriale's Freepor+ Rd., Tarenfum AC4 9442 esl' 'ITE FREDRICK'S FINE FURNITURE 20II Freeporl Rd. Nafrona Heighis, Pa PHONE AC4 4622 BOUCHAT BUICK A Square Deal or No Deal Helghls Pla a Na+rona Helghis Pa PHONE AC4 4300 Home of e Sweefesl Mull! Ever Solcl S bg HgI1I'sP PHONE AC4 6222 ARTHUR'S CREDIT JEWELERS 2IO4 Freepori' Rd. NATRONA HEIGHTS. PA. Phone AC4-8992 J S NIS SUPER MARKET Corner of 9I'I1 and Morgan S+ BRACKENRIDGE PENNSYLVANIA BeH'er Food aI' Lower Prices Compllmenfs 42IIf2 4I'l1 Ave Tarenfum P PHONE AC4 63I3 ' . I ' of COUNTRY BELLE DAIRY VALLEY WHOLESALE co H? . , a. axon ur Rd. Nahona ei . a. SHENKAN S Flne Furniture and Jewelry Allegheny Valleys Largesl' Fmesl' and Favorl+e SI'ore 40I 403 CORBET ST TARENTUM PA POSNEY ELECTRIC SUPPLY Wholesale Dlslrlbufors INDUSTRY CONTRACTORS DEALERS Tarenlum Pennsylvania EKAS GENERAL HAULING Springhill Road NATRONA HEIGHTS. PENNSYLVANIA Congralulahons From PENN BUILDER S SUPPLY COMPANY Tarenfum Pennsylvania Com plimenis of CBS AUTO PARTS DAVID CHRISS. Prop. II4 W. 7'I'h Ave. TARENTUM PHONE AC4-4744 Aufo Paris Aufo Accessories Toys-House Painls I n Q I I I o n I ' a I a M 0 I I I PHYSICIANS PHARMACY HUET'S DRY GOQDS C' E' BLACKBURN' PPG' 407 Easl' 6'I'l1 Ave. Tarenfum, Pa 3rd and Corbel' Tarenium. Pa. PHONE AC4-9I00 PHONE AC4-9233 Exclusive Agenl' for Yard Goods-GMS Russell SI'over Candies Ba by Goods - Nofions Full Up a'I' CHUCKS Wufh Hamburgers and Frosly Roof Beers CHUCK S SPORTING GOODS One Block NorI'l1 of Har Braclc NATRONA HEIGHTS PENNSYLVANIA Meef Your Friends CHUCK S RECREATION ROOM Dancmg Games NATRONA HEIGHTS PENNSYLVANIA I 'l STOCKDALE HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware Plumbing and Appliances TARENTUM PA PHONE AC4 8400 IOI W 7+h Avenue ALLEGHENY TARENTUM PENNSYLVANIA LUMBER AND SUPPLY co A 24 For Lumber and Mull Wood PHONE AC4 6400 TARENTUM PA MCCULLOUGH GRACE LaRUSS FLORIST DISTRIBUTOR M g B BRACKENRIDGE PENNSYLVANIA NATRONA HEIGHTS PENNSYLVANIA AC4 3666 Ph AC6 l765 WE SELL HIS CANDY and EAT IT TOO' Compllmenfs SERVICE STATION GUY O TORRENCE P P MILLER BROTHERS YOUR FRIENDLY ATLANTIC DEALER GOOD FURNITURE I0 W 7+h A T + P 214 4+h A Ph AC4 9984 PHONE AC4 7200 990 or an S'l'reeI' 20I0 roadview Blvd. - one - 1 W V . ET of . , fo . ll ll - Ve- afefl Um. 6- ve. Tarenfum, Pa. one - - Complimenfs of Ihe TARENTUM AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION G B DRUM ICE AND COAL 24 Hour Service CHESARO S FOOD MARKET I075 Brackenrldge Ave BRACKENRIDGE PA S F BLOCH Insurance and Real EsI'a'I'e Fare AuI'o Luablll P s IPERSONAL SERVICEI ouR SPECIALTY 305 E 6+h Ave Phone AC4 2020 EULER S PHARMACY Prescrlphons Cosmehcs Soda Founiam l605 Freepori' Rd NaI'rona Helghfs Pa PHONE AC4-4770 I I . . Nafrona HeigI1'I's AC4-3878 Phone AC4-8300 TARENTUM' PA' I Congrafulafions +o +he Class of I 959 The Home of FIne Foods CHRISTOPHER S MARKET 234 W M Ave '3'6 'a a'd Ave TARENTUM PENNSYLVANIA NATRONA I-IEIeI-ITS PENNSYLVANIA Phone AC4 2255 Phone AC4 93l I I Congra+ula+Ions Class of l959 PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY NATRONA woRKS E MENIGAT WRAY5 Curb ServIce DIs+rIbu+Ing l6l7 Freeporf Rd Nafrona HeIgh+s Pmk up and DeI'VerY Serwce AC4 9663 Freeporf Rd and Rou+e 908 PHONE FREEPORT 9526X ,I . ll I I I I I I . . . . . . . , NICK CHEVROLET zz w + 7+h A TARENTUM PENNSYLVANIA Ph AC4 2700 KI Sh p af HEIGHTS PLAZA E e yi' C plme 'Is PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO Cgh+ W CompIimen+s of HOLMES AGENCY General Insurance 408 E. 6+I1 Ave. Tarenium P AC4-6770 FIORUCCI BROTHERS RESTAURANT 2747 Lb fy A p I0930 cl SALEETS DRY GOODS STORE NATRONA HEIGHTS PENNSYLVANIA HORNING S SUPER MARIZET FLCWER SHCP I60I Freepori' R Nairona Helgl1'l's Pennsylvania Adhu' RICCI FREE DELWERY I300 Alabama Ave AC4 I666 NATRONA HEIGHTS PA RICCI S Groceries Mea'r Produce X Lal lf ,, L Ju J foxy aww- ' PML Compllments -' of ALLEGHENY LU DLUM STEEL CGRPORATION Brackenridge Works BIRDVILLE PHARMACY 2 I08 Freepori' IRcI. 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