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C, 0 . xl' :I THE 1960 TIGER Fnfteemh Edmon Publushed by The SENIOR CLASS of Har Brack Hugh School NATRONA HEIGHTS PA Editor MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER Co Editor LAUREL ANN TARBY Advusor MR MEADE BEERS Foreword Pursuzt of Excellence Excellence the earmark of outstandtng men has long been hauled by the weak and the mtghty as the ultlmate of human endeavor Though In ltself excellence does not de mand recognition humanity demands rt to set apart those who seek thus untanglble A yearbook can become a puctorlal essay that murrors the attempts of students faculty and admnnrstra tuon to galn excellence nn thenr work The rndrvtdual an has strnvung for Intellectual excellence realuzes that acqunrtng skulls and accumulatlng facts mught be enough If man hum self were not the subgect of education ln addltlon man must consider that educatuon lust does not happen There must be a plan or at the very least favorable conduttons Englnsh hrstory and the assocnated arts are studted to under stand mans relatnonshlp to man biology chemtstry physlcs and mathematucs to understand mans relatxonshup to hus world The pursult of excellence can surely be a dtfftcult path to tread Yet nf one rs to ever nse above medlocrnty he must constantly travel thus well worn road On the followung pages you see the student engaged with the faculty nn the relentless pursutt of excellence rn the ever progressing fleld of education ll E ' f , , M, J , ' 1 1 ff 1 1 1 ' t 1 1 I - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' I - , . . . . . 1 1 1 I . , . . . ' 1 1 3 Contents Campus Lrte Currlculum Adrnnnnstratuon Departments Sensors Honor Socnety Servlce Groups Athletlcs Cheerleaders Malorettes Football Basketball Sprlng Sports Junrors Sophomores Assocuatnons Patrons and Advertlslng Index Faculty Drrectory Senlor Dnrectory A 4 222 ' W Hin iiiivAii-kkii-iiiii i iiimA bww 5 ' ,aaaaa.a.aa.aaaaa uaaaa,uuua 2 uuuuu 38 2 2 2 M 44 ' 22 2 68 ' 2 96 ' 22 22 aara 2 130 2 2 2 2 132 ' 2 2 2 2 13 22 2 22 2 222 136 2222 2 2222 2 2 150 ' 2222 22 2222 2222222 22 160 Living Groups 22.222222222. 2 22222222 22222.2222 222172 1 ' 22222222 22222 2 22 2 22222 22 222222 2 17 ' 2222222 2 2222222 2222 2 22 222222 2 2 180 - ' 22222 22 22 2222 22 222222222 186 ' ' 2.2222222222222222 222.22193 222222 2222222 2222222 2222222 2222 2 2 22220 ' 2222.2222222. 2 2222222 22222 2 2 2222 221 .3 1 ,.',1 ',h, - kf'4.'.fv il ?3gQ,g qu . , ! -gn J 'fn ' .ia 1:.f f ' 'Slim '- --A W .. a, ,,N1 3 ' gt K. 5 'u- ,,'6 w4? gd rfvlfh - 'cv -, -- hH'it'1-7 v A wg.. f'X . fvf' fr, ww' ' A !' 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Tradmon Through these worn portals enter both Those who dispense and ihose who absorb much needed knowledge 'Plf 1 J iv -A H, e, 'kg' .wg Tl . 5 'fs , 1 . ' '- 4' . 'ip . 6 -19. syfifoff 'Q 'V'-'G'f41 5 D J I 1 s fs 'A ig Q . ,., ,ax 1 I I ,Ek Q, 4 , 9' 5 J . E if ' 4 A .3 v VK v- Q 1 ir' 'V , ', -.3331-- ' ' , ' 'ui . ' --'gulf f - '1- w, ew. 'J' 2' 3' ' 1 fu, Q ' '-- ,Lv 1, x. ,, 'hit' Q, 1,2 --. A , lv 2' 1'3 'M' .J J' ,, ' I' - , A, Qgr, 3 '-- Q ' 5 an ' l,.?ff '.Q 'P .rf Q ' . J, A ,af gpg p in a ' f A ' :fs . .i x 4 P A lf f 'S rf. . ', ' L , Z., ' i 1. ' 1 l 1 L V A A . hnugw, Jig i I . 1' Q ' ' H QS A 3 2' wx. 1 .W Q' uns? mf ,, ,L 1: fr paw 11 E O, ' ,i if-' Intense concentration is necessary to complete yesterday's assignments today. Lhbln... A student becomes thoroughly enmeshed ID an individual project. W u-J 'f' The thinker. Rigorous afternoon practice sessions are a familiar sight to homeward bound students and neighborhood spectators Q 5 4 r q Q , it A silhouetted student symbolizes the student's pre game enthusiasm. l 0 Excitement rises as the game begins to Lmfoid its drama. hi, -,' . A A . r fin. 7 Blocks, end runs, up the middie charges, crushing tackles-this is the game of footbali .17 1--.---.L An arm around the shouidef, last minute instructiows-and a hope for the best. Victory is mirrored in the faces of iubilant piayers. sg f x my ga Q Mkt:-n.v Jawa ' ,M 1 f ' QQ ,' 7,1 sf f f , 'Nb.X w 'awww-YM ' . , K - k Y W ruza LIIH -,,Lg':i S , . . s 1-.., x x xx -Q., The words come slowly . . The gentle embrace. enchantment follows leap rrany barriers Harmony as not only essentlal In VTKJSIC rf as essential To ones everyday existence, Y A .l 1' 9? l As Mr. Smith explains the data of a class- room experimenf, a closer look reveals an error! But he soon recovers from the shock as his im- passive audience looks on. Beauty is our byword. ug ff '.'f1'!i f L if 49 ' W ' Q4,:iIZigi,QT2ff'??' fy, ,R L ,fh3f,,a,.?,-vj f, w f?'f f1fA52 N Nw wnh her nose to the grrndsione at Killon masters the Re sl N-M, Oh! It tastes so good this way. Raider in H-B's production Gunbroke. Matt Killon closes in on the Red Raider. The climactic point of Green and Whive Week is reached. Har- Brack has a new King and Queen of Sporrs. Kung Denny Gaydos dances wnh hrs Queen Margie Henderson as adrmrmg subgecvs watch the proceedmgs mfemly W w 1 1 The swish of satin and the rustle of ne? are faintly heard as the at Yendants ioin in The dancing. The King and Queen of Sports and their royal court. Rarely does a student have the opportu- nity to be exposed to wisdom, witticisms, and practical knowledge. Nor does one often meet a person who has taught so many and relished every minute of it. Through the symbolic lighting of the candles, Honor Society standards are impressed upon initiates. The high point of this solemn ceremony is 1he introduction of candidates and rhe awarding of membership cards. -if we-- f wp- Ultra modern faculntues make sumple the dauly task of feedung multntudes of hungry 'M students Q The a la carte lane moves swsftly as eager students purchase lunch :tems Efflcrency and cleanliness are ever present trademarks of the cafetena , M' 'U . V -L w ,g l L' ' , 1 .95 . l l Students are served nournshmg meals at a relanvely mex pensnve cost W, ,.e.,.,.. ff Accldents do happen' u 95904 Lunch pernods are scenes of burned homework conferences 5 A never ending 'ob ns keeomg The cafeterna cleanliness at peak standards -I 1 23 . - I Jjzi, it l A v - i I A' 4- . I L 9' I 6 I X 4 I . . 5 Jil K K- 1 5 ax 1 sq vfzfzrfms 'fm ' - Qs 'f+'fi -lf.-'ff--'V V-.4 .mg ---q - ' f Gay colored streamers and harlequin hats combine to create a festive atmosphere for the highlight of the school's social season-the J 8. S. Students manage to recreate some of the flavor of Mardi Gras The musical strains of the Johnny Murphy orchestra blended with the gay mood of the evening. Images ofthe night and the couple were captured by the magic of the camera. You and the night and the music , .. The vocalists skillfui interpretation of her music complemented the efforts of the band Miss Broadfoot often aids students in interpreting recent test scores. Individual counseling of the student in his school affairs is a prime function of guidance. 26 Two students, winners of National Merit letters of commen l Mr. STaresinic aids in proctoringa one of several tests given to Harv rack students, datuon, take advantage of available guidance faculmes NJ x ., K Z N bg. -5 '-4, vsp., -.,,,,w These carefully selected pune boughs added much to the beauty of the Chrnstmas decorafnons Art students add pnne branches to compleve the beaunful ouvsude Chrnstmas wreath 14 Q N ' ga' - A i il , W '4'AA l 5' f , ' lv 7 ,,,, ffgii-L .V.. P , - .4 ,, will Joe Walkuewrcz adds the ftnnshmg touches to one of the many wreaths assembled by the art department -unqs,,,,, vu.. Many hours of dnlngent practtce resulted IH an mspnrmg mustcal herald to the Chrnstmas season Snow laden boughs and lacy flakes create The Magic of Wlnler After many hours of anrncnpahon 1he moment has finally arrived Couples dance smoothly to the vaned tempos of The muslc under a canopy of snow whne streamers The Vac De Santo orchestra sets the Tempo for many enloyable hours of dancmg ul Couples, anficipming an enioyable evening, engage in informal conversation. Soft Iughis and melodlous musuc make for a romanhc evenmg Xa -fb gif' N 6 1 51 if ' A ,N X45 'V x .. ? 'W ,gs 45 .. WW ,.-,,.......- M., , .4--'4 5 Q yum-in-:awww V , -' ' + WW -as- f 'qi L 7 Surprise, anx ery anflcupaflon can be read faces of both the fans and The coach. Adil MU The evening cornes. Quiet de- scends upon the school. The only sound is that of the echoing footsteps of a lonely student leaving the school after a late practice session, The rooms stay lit as the custodians prepare tor a nevv day. The school never sleeps. It rnay take a rest, but tt never sleeps. I 37 Basically, a high school is an institution of learning. The library, the teachers, the office, and the students-these are the focal points. Progress in the dissemina- tion of fundamental ideas is basic. Be- neath all the activities and excitement these things make HarlBrack an excep- tional high school. More and more the academic aspect of the high school is being stressed. And as the excitement of academic growth continues, the High School is making an ever-growing con- tribution to the intellectual life of the community. Perhaps nowhere is the pur- suit of excellence by faculty, students, and administration more desirable than in the curriculum area. r' A 10 , , Q Crm Board of Education PRESIDENT Charles J Jacques VICE PRESIDENT Harold Ross SECRETARY GeorgaBelIe Pnerre TREASURER Vuncent J Roll SOLICITOR Howard J Hazlett SIJPERVISING PRINCIPAL Robert E Marshall ASSISTANT SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Walter S Bazard Jack A Brown Donwennc Corso Ralph Crusan Dan V Frrel Charles VV Harttg Vrncent I-Ienschel Franclsl Hunter Graclan Korpanty Jacob Ross Gladys Srgnorella T Carlyle Waddrng Walter Walkowskn as ours IS a Herculean task By tedtous work and selt sacnfuce the members of our Board ot Ed ucatlon have done all ID thetr power to provude Har Brack schools wuth excellent educational op portunntnes and a varnety of extra currncular ac TIVITISS The adminlstering ot a school district such Assistant Supervising Principal WALTER S. BAZARD Mr. Bazard works diligently in his task of aiding Mr. Marshall in the administration of the growing Har-Brack school system. Before coming to Har-Brack to serve as Principal, Mr. Bazard was principal of various other high schools. Mr. Bazard obtained his Bach- elor of Arts at Washington and Jef- ferson and his Master of Arts at the University of Pittsburgh. Supermsmg Prmclpal ROBERT E MARSHALL Mr Robert E Marshall brings to the position of Supervising Prin cipal many years of experience as both teacher and administrator Skilled in coping with problems of teachers and students Mr Mar shall shows a deep understanding of the needs of our schools and strives always to broaden the ed ucational opportunities of the youth of Har Brack M Marshall received hs Bachelor of Arts and Master of Ed ucation degrees from the Univer sity of Pittsburgh Asszstant Prznczpal Dlsplayrng a warm and frrend ly dlsposrtron that puts everyone at ease when he IS around Mr Arthur Taggart undertook the dutles of As srstant Prrncrpal thus year In Mr Taggart students have found a sympathetic lrstener to therr prob ems Mr Taggart recelved hrs Bach elor of Sclence at Slrppery Rock State Teachers College and has Mas ters of Educatron at the Unlversrty of Prttsburgh Przncz pal Mr Paul Urrk IS completing has first term as Prlncrpal of Har Brack Hugh School Well versed rn the ways of educatron Mr Unk keeps In close touch wrth the tac ulty knowrng what therr problems are and tryrng to rron them out Has never endrng concern over the stu dents problems begrns at the mo ment they enter the sophomore year and contrnues untul gradua tron Mr Uruk receuved hrs Bachelor ot Educatron and Master of Educa tron from Duquesne Umversrty S ecretarres Taking dlctatlon transcrrblng letters answerrng the telephone frllng requests for supplres these duttes full the day of our school secretarres Mrs Mason and Mrs Hun ter complete therr tasks rn a frrendly and ef tlcrent manner Undoubtedly much of the smooth opera tron ot the school can be attrrbuted to the help and understanding of these two ladies The Class of 1960 washes to thank them for theur and durrng the past three years , . , , . , . stern disciplinarian who is also a I . 'F ' ' l I . Guzdance Counselor Through the contnnued efforts of Mrss Jeanette Broadfoot the guudance counselor the guudance program at Har Brack rs rapidly becomlng an rnte gral part of the students everyday lufe ln the coun selors office can be found lnformatuon about each student lncludnng achlevement tests grades and health cards A malor function of the counselor us to asslst the student rn vvorklng out dlfflculttes nn has schedule and assast In schedule changes wathun the grade Mass Broadfoot obtanned her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Educatuon from the Unnversuty of Pnttsburgh School Nurse Through the handling of manor health problems and aldlng In examrnatnons Mnss Zyllnsku has proven to be trained hand alded us all at one ttme or another Mtss Zylrnskn IS a graduate of the Western Pennsyl vanua School of Nursing and the Unrverszty of Pnttsburgh Jr! S Cafeterza Worl. ers The cafetena workers can be commended IH thexr three fold 'ob of servung lunches The appetrznng food Immaculate surroundungs and qurck servlce whnch they provide all help to make the lunch hour enloyable Left to right Mrs Huber Mrs Spoerlce Mrs Whutmnre Mrs Young Mrs Scott a valuable asset to the school. Her sympathetic ear and ,4 ff l KI.: 1 Y K' S. A fb: .fl 43 Reading, Writing, and Spealcm Diction development is a vital part of secretarial training. The coordinated efforts of the members of the Har- Brack English Department are directed' towards placing into actual practice the depart- mental philosophy that every student has the opportunity to learn English according to his development and needs. Through language skill activi- ties, the student is taught to use English effectively, clear- ly, and correctly in his writing and in his speaking. He is encouraged to express his own ideas and to interpret the ideas of others with the hope that a recognition for the need of education for better living is effectively develop- ed. ,-5 , Q' MR, MEADE BEERS MISS MARY E. CLEMENT MISS HELEN DYER English 10 and 12, English ll and 12. English 10 and.l2. Business Mrs. Salvatore strives to clarify the puzzled thoughts of a student. et Emphasis in English Classes. At Har-Brack a student can ensure a most successful future by selecting the English course of instruction geared for the work he will be doing this term in English classes. If a student wishes to prepare for college or advanc- ed schooling, he selects the academic English course. A business English course is available for those persons who think their future in- cludes clerical or secretarial work. Others who wish an overall knowledge of the pro- per use of their language se- lect the general English course. Well, don't you feel that the climax of the story really occurred . . .? Roundtable discussions on the literature assignments provided an opportuniy for student expression in Miss Dyers Sopho more English groups. , f ,V . -- . 0 af .-- I I xl..-y r.. I 5 H - 'Q if - fi- 1 ,.f yy , 'haf H A haf ' 'C -f MISS EDITH PARKER MRS. MARCIA SALVATORE MRS. EDWIN SCHMITT English I0 and I2 English IO and ll. English 12. Department Head. Mrs. Schmitt gives some practical advice on note taking in preparation for the research papers they were assigned college preparatory seniors. MR MICHAEL CHICK Problems of Democracy MR CHESTER GILL Problems of Democracy An Unclerstandmg of Past Event YUUR Uttuprmcm l Students tn Mr Gllls problems of democracy classes fund the changing bulletin boards The Socnal Studles courses are gener ally deslgned to make better cutnzens of to days youth By teaching the facts develop ment of the power of thlnknng ns evolved and an nntelllgent participation In lute ns en sured for the students Through hlstory classes students ex plore our herltage past and present Most of the classroom dlscusslons deal vvnth the relatlonshlp of past history and current events DISCUSSIONS center on world trouble spots clvnl rnghts and Integration and the MRS JOSEPHINE HENSCHEL World Hustory lnformatlve panel dnscussnons hlghllghted the Amerlcan hnstory classes' accent on American Educatnon Week 46 . 'I 1 Q N... Q ,S X? ' l 1 V' r ' ' If . , , . . . Q interesting and helpful in their pursuit of knowledge. c , ' I - . , i h. Xt fi - I I the Outcome of Hlstory Classes Visual aides have become an Integral part of Mr Pishioneri 5 interpretation of American history competition and possible destructiveness Faced by democracy from communistic and totalltaristic foes Realizing that young people today should be challenged by the responsibili ties of moral and spiritual leadership the history department has worked toward the goal of developing a knowledge and under standing of the basic democratic principles and practices Special prolects research papers and reports by students provided students with an opportunity to become better prepared to express themselves in a mature well in formed manner MR RAY HUDSON World History Department Head MR ALBERT N JACQUES American History Mrs. Henschel finds maps a vital aide in student understanding of the advancing world history. MR ROY BECK Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry Department Head img MR MICHAEL R DAVIDEK General Mathematics MR ROBERT R RUTKOWSKI MR BENEDICT VILARY Plane Geometry Algebra ll Algebra Il The space age reached its third year of intensity during the 59 60 term and students pursued math with renewed vigor Instructors in the Mathematics Depart ment strove hard to meet this new chal lenge while continuing to stress the im portance ot developing mathematical be haviors which will better fit pupils for use ful service to society and for ethical living Eager to give the students a founda tion in math second to none the Mathe matics Department works constantly to de velop a broader concept of the nature of Mathematics and an awareness of its rela tions with other fields of learning Board work theories. enables Mr. Rutkowski's students to engage in the practical application of mathematical tuclents Pursue Mathematic x Q 'ft t lr l 41 X. ff? . ii Space A e Results in Re-N The introduction of better and accelerated ways of preparing students in scientific fields continued to be a main point of discussion throughout the year. Har-Brack kept pace by offering all that was possible in the way of facilities and efficient instruction. The continued emphasis upon instruction of science in the elementary grades and the availability of chemistry courses for non-college high school students points up the Science Department's awareness of the need for everyone to obtain some scientific knowledge in preparation for life in this space age. With vigor and interest, the capable staff of the Science Department has tackled the two-fold iob of emphasizing the need for intensive scientific preparation and, also, the bringing of this newly acquired knowledge into harmonious relationship with the other fields of education that are so vital to the building of a strong future. Mr. lman surveys with pride the work of his Biology students. MRS. EVELYN HIRTLE Biology Chemistry Physical Science MR. DONALD IMAN Biology MR. WENDELL D. PIPER Biology Department Head gxl 52 MR. EUGENE C. CECCHETTI Bookkeeping I, Il Business Mathematics MR. DONALD CLAYPOOL Law and Economics Typing MR PATSY RALPH GUZZI Business Exploratory General Business Office Practice MISS HELEN KENNEDY Business Mathematics Typing I MRS MARIAN E MITCHELL Shorthand I Il Transcription Typing ll Department Head Business Department Rate Har-Brack's reputation as a fine educa- tional center is nowhere, perhaps, under such community inspection as in the Busi- ness Department, for the graduating com- mercial students are quickly absorbed by local industries and their training placed into actual practice. For this reason, the Business Depart- ment strives constantly to provide qualified and interested students with the skills, un- derstanding, and attitudes to enter a busi- ness occupation. Senior high students kept pace with the business world by receiving instruction in modern techniques and working with the latest business machinery being used. office machines I . Q 'in .tx 'u Mr. Guzzi supervises the demonstration of one of the Business Departments many rcuse for Job Well Done j 1-lx Mnss Kennedy supervises rhythmuc exercises to nmprove skulls and co ordtnatuon an typxng Law and Economics comes ahve as a result of Interesting classroom duscussnons led by Mr Claypool -1 Mrs Mntchell ponnts out fundamental symbols of shorthand to a group of future secretarues 5 I ' ' O I . x 4 ' 4 . . f ,K K Em A A ' , I ,, :A . I ' E W ill 1 l Lan uage Classes Meet Challenge of Tlme The evolutlon of more and more changes In educatnonal methods and maternal taught has caused many schools to revuse therr cur rlculum and add more to the lust of available courses In languages Certainly the nnternatnon al scope of our foreign affairs program has made It necessary to Include new languages In the currlculum Through the addltlon of German and Russran classes the Forengn Language Depart ment has solldlfled :ts already stable posltlon In addmon to the previously mentloned courses Har Brack students are offered elther Latnn Spamsh or French Feeling that the study of foreign lan guages stimulates and contributes to the soclal and cultural Inslght of the pupul the rnstruc tors and puprls work together to bring thus newly gamed form of communrcatron unto MRS ERMA K BRIGGS MR ALBERT MARUSKIN Englrsh II Eng Ish II German I Russnan I P MISS MARGARET MONTGOMERY MRS VELMA WHITE Lam II French I II Spamsh I II 'aggr- jaw' M-:X ,ef Notes of an old German song Issue forth from enthusrastlc students under the mstruchon of Mrs Brrggs If Q . . 1 . . - I ' . . I' . - n - 'Y v I I In 1. 1 l I I focus with their English background. 3 I b f I 1, - aa I ,XA Q th ,f ,ff f' l , , I I - 'IL ' ,J , A - .W . rf, s V, 4 K Ilflklll ith Better, More Varied Contents Parlez vous francais IS a famulnar sound whnch emanates from Mrs Whutes French classes In an effort to and world understandmg Har Brack has xnfroduced Russxan mfo nts currlculum ' ' x A' 1 an ' f 0 5' ' 1 5 L 1 1 , I ' ' f .1 . Q I . l.- 4. MRS SHIRLEY DAVIS Physlcal Educatron MR NICKJ De ROSA Amerlcan History Health Health Physwal Eclucatwn Class In an attempt to and Har Brack students mamtarn thelr mental and physzcal health pupnls are required to take health In the eleventh grade and physical educatlon every year The health teachers attempt to provlde mstructuon which leads to the development of desvrable health hablts effective use of letsure time and In general knowledge that wlll enable students to luve best and serve most A hnghlught of the year was Har Bracks partlcupatlon In the Bl-centennual Health O Rama held ln the Hunt Armory Gym classes provnde an outlet for the excessnve energy of teenagers Fortunately Har Brack students took part an a varuety of well planned actnvutues Football basketball softball and other body buuldung exercises were presented In an effort to combnne the sound condntlonnng and physucal development of the students wuth an opportunlty for relaxatnon and free play M716 l ff u lla MRS DORIS T ENGSTROM MR JOHN KARRS Health Physncal Education Sore muscles and achmg lomts were the result of the lntroductnon of the hula hoop unto gurls gym classes I I 1 ' , ' ' X I I I I . 1 - . , ' . 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I G' A f .iff-l fy, .16 It f ',f 1 -nwwjgw. 4- 't- ',: 5,r:..g,:, eep 2 ,nf Mrs Engstroms healt personality tudents Physically Fit h students learn about the complex facets Health O MR NICK STARESINIC The nmportance of learnmg and understandung mental behavnor ns emphasized by Mr De Rosa Coach Karrs leads a boys gym class un strenuous exercnses to develop physical futness All Phases of Homemaktng Offered to Interested Students MISS MARGARET E LYTLE Home Eocnomucs The sweet smell of success that often permeates throughout the halls us evudence of the work benng done un the Homemakung Department un relatuon to the development of vutal cookung skulls At Har Brack our future homemakers are trauned to be better prepared to meet lufes sutuatuons ln the modern kutchens that provude a homeluke atmosphere stu dents are guven the opportunuty to develop skulls of gracuous luvung unutuatuve leader shup and effucuency un the many phases of homemakung Muss Lytle the unstructor also under takes the task of awakenung un the student of untellugence unterest un the varuous phases of clothung The extensuve program uncludes laboratory work un vyhuch students select fabrucs and make theur own garments 'un in '--vi Thread materual tume and skull are essentuals whuch make up the funush ed product ul Refutung the old adage that too many cooks spoul the broth, home economucs students prepare a tasty salad 58 U J T ' tu ? V, 5 4 S ' 1 ' - -3 u 5 ,ix . U it sg 4 If J I if' X . . 7: lfvpj . . 'Cy . . . ' An gf ,ty 'A ,.f'2 . ' nm-Y Qs . , . . c . 1 J,-f . ' -. ' I - ff, . . .. I . .. . I - I I I , I . . . .. - . I . I ' . . I. . . ut '. ' ' I , I X Nu t . , X 4 ' f+ so ' . : 1 .2 .V g l 5 'l 4 ff ,, 5 A JC' . r 3- 'Kyiv vf We '4 Ui if if ' ,, 5 J. if 5,4 ff? ff 'Wi ,A Aff pf . QA fu , f - ,W 1. ll Q .y K A if W 1 n 5 rs TWV' 5 1 - 2' 1 g fi I : Tl wi ,X 's I 2 k H H ,pp gdrksxm I , ,Ki , . 552 ' A 5 -K If 'firm ' 8 A 4- ' X ., QW 1 .4 n ' AH 2 '21, ii i! K R huh J: K. N i bg v Future Craftsmen M The Industrial Arts Department includes Metal Shop, Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing, and Graphic Arts. It serves to broaden areas offered in iunior high school and to acquaint the student with new ones. These courses are not designed to develop tradesmen, rather they are to give the student an opportunity to experiment with certain materials, products, and processes of industry. They also provide the student with the opportunity to pursue areas of individual interest or ability. It is hoped that the Industrial Arts program will provide a founda- tion upon which a student can enter a trade, advanced study, or everyday life with a broader knowledge of the concepts of industry, the principles of consumer buying, and the wide range of interesting and useful hobbies with which to occupy his leisure time. Caution is the key word in the operation of a printing press. Mr. Palmo checks one ofthe many Q Y MR. FRANCES C. CRONAUER MR. JOSEPH KENNEDY MR. MAXWELL PALMO Wood Shop Metal Shop Graphic Arts Mechanical Drawing if The fixing of an old car in metal shop exemplifies Har-Brack's movement to provide the student with a practical education. Industrial Arts 'obs done by Graphic Arts tor the school , we ! 1 4 f cf' Students benefit from wood shop in two ways, for both practical knowledge and useable fixtures are the products of their work. Concentration and meticulous pencil work are prime requisites in mechanical drawing class. Advanced students initiate and design their own proiects. As Mr Kensek supervises an outstanding art student applies her talent to paper Art Classes Enrw Mr. Michael Kensek, the art teacher continually shows through his instruction that art is more than an answer to lei- sure. Art is an education that cultivates the senses, liberates the emotions, and implies social living. Har-Brack art students are taught craftsmanship in a large variety of media Their prolects demand thought and require self expression while using the language of art ,....-4 A once amorphous mass of clay begins to take the shape of the form conceived in the mind of The artist u tudentsg Creativit If il, B Q MR. MICHAEL KENSEK k J Fine Arts X ,gl , . V-0. '-'-'X . W I Al, An art student works at the tedious task of cutting a stencil for a nebbxsh about to take form fi i. 5 iq.- .al Through Mr Kensek actnve art program students undertake prolects of undwudual tnterest Safety Flrst Stressed MR CHARLES GUGINO Druver Educatnon The Drnver Educatnon course as de sngned to prepare students to drnve safely an modern traffic condutuons Courtesy and Intelligent drlvlng behavlor are taught so that students become skillful drlvers The knowledge and observance of traffic laws are stressed Guglno students learn the location and proper use of mstruments nn a car and gain practrcal expernence un druvung by spendmg twenty mne periods an behmd the wheel traunzng Approxunnately mne hours are gnv en over to behund the wheel practice and twenty hours are spent as an observer Ln Drwer Eclucatwn DRIVER EDUCIXHUN The keys to safe drnvmg through practncal and classroom mstruc non are entrusted to an enthuslastuc student A knowledge of safe drnvmg rules us an essentual part of dnver educatnon 0 o 0 'Y U -G-V ' ' . Ona! Through the skillful teaching of Mr. MA l l Sales Methods Dzscussed Ln Dnstnbutwe Eclucatwn MR ARCHIE MCSPARRIN Dlstrubutlve Educatron World History Dlstrnbutuve Educatnon a relatlvely new department at Har Brack strlves to prepare students for dnstnbutlve 'obs clevelopmg nn them a better understanclung of buslness ethucs through actual work under supervnsnon Adherung to the Pennsylvanla State Plan for Dtstrlbutlve Educatlon the length of the D E students school term ns the same as the reg ular school term A mlnnmum of flfteen hours per week as requured for school mstructuon Dnstnbutxve educatxon students functuon daily as representatnves of the school as they put theur new knowledge unto practice Mr McSparrln bnngs much expernence to the classroom In has sales demonstratrons v Q' Wnth one of nts classroom dlsplays an the background the DE group poses to have nts pncture taken U 0 Q g I U l ' 1 , , . . , . , . A g !.t 'ff ' Q .5 Q 1 X 'l'..4 5?-- 1 V 1 l f Q' M. . V Qt. 65 Llbrar F unctwns as Vztal Part of tudents Lzfe A lnbranans llfe as one of contnnual checkmg and re checkrng whether rt be for a book or rn regular record keeping MRS VIRGlNlA EDWARDS Llbrarlan The Llbrary as a vrtal cog rn the pro gressnng wheel of educatnon Through the tacnlrtnes ot the llbrary students are provld ed wath an opportumty to develop neces sary skulls rn the use of printed materlals The many volumes of avanlable readnng ma tenal strmulate pupnls rn all phases of therr reading Mrs Edwards the Lrbraruan cooperates with teachers an the selection and use of all types of library matenals which con tribute to the total teachlng program Spec ral readlng llsts are compuled upon request and teachers are constantly notified of the avallabllnty of new materzals that pertain to their sublect field As an addztlonal phase of her program Mrs Edwards grves classroom Instruction to all sophomore Englnsh students concern :ng the use of library facnlmes The atmosphere of the lnbrary wrth sts avallabnlrty of source maternals serves as an :deal place for checkmg progress on research papers 66 I 0 U 9 0 I - ' 1 1 l - ' ' 1 . . . . . 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' HB Contmues Wlth Top Musw Performances MR PAUL HEINRICHS MR ROBERT SHANKOVICH Band Choral Muslc There ns a place tor everyone who washes to entoy and partncupate nn music at Har Brack Hugh School Through the facnln tues of the band and chorus students are able to display their talents vvhxle tunctuon :ng nn a phase of education that has become an Integral part of the educatnonal phlloso phy of Har Brack portunlty for self expresslon emotuonal re sponse and the development of dlsctplune of thought nn the student Through the presentatuon ot programs for school and communuty auduences the Muslc Depart ment serves as one of the most potent pub llc relations unnts nn the school The stu dents are contlnually on display represent :ng the school vvhrle provudlng countless moments of musrcal delnght for thelr Ins teners The band learns fundamental and advanced concepts of lnstrumental muslc from nts dlrector Mr Helnnchs Two femlnlne tlutlsts produce melodlous musuc as the band begnns nts mornung practlce sessnon 67 , -5 't to I The band and chorus provide an op- - I . . . - X Class of 1960 Reaches Summit' JEAN JACQUES FIVAZ JOHN WATTERS Vice President President MARJORIE HENDERSON Secretary The Class of 1960 has dillgently pursued excellence Success failure delecta tion disappolntment each has left its mark upon our lives The seemingly dis tant day of graduation is fast approaching Let us look at the past as we plan for the future At a meeting in earlv fall as a Sophomore Class Jean Schaeffer was elected President Edmond Watters Vice President Rosalind Rinehart Secretary and Laurel Ann Tarby Treasurer Our advisors were Miss Emerson Mrs Hirtle Mr Naughton and Mr Piper After a period of puzzlement and becoming acquaint ed an adiustment was made and we began thinking of raising money As a Sophomore prolect we sold stationery We undertook our Junior year in an industrious and busted manner Led by President Edmond Watters Vice President James Mazza Secretary Marlorie Henderson and John Watters Treasurer we sold peanut brittle Early in May of 1959 the Mardi Gras grven by the Seniors resulted rn the largest and most suc cessful J8iS. By September 1959 our pursuit of twelve years was reached- we assembled as Seniors. A most prosperous money raising proiect was the selling of Christmas wrappings. Along with the presentation of the Senior Class play The Little Dog Laughed under the direction of Mrs. Salvatore we had delight in attending a Senior Dinner Dance and the gratification of acquiring Har-Bracks first foreign exchange student Jean Jacques Fivaz. To terminate the year the Senior Class participated in the annual Move-up Day program. S th future will become the present and the many events of the past oon e three years will disappear by degrees from our thoughts. However ' in .our PFTSUIZ of what is to come let us always stnve for distinction both as indivuduas an as a unified class. SALLY RE Treasurer nl to Begin a ew C ole -A Senior Advisors Left fo right: Mr, Chick, Mrs, Hirfle, Mr. Piper. Senior Representatzves Harper Krzemmskn Sirring, left to righr: Tarby, Mrozinski, Rupert, Spotfs, Deringer, Standing: Colin, Achmoody, Purves JANE ACHMOODY CHARLES ACRE KENNETH ACRE FLORENCE ADAMSKI Captnvatmg smule Easy gonng sparkling Agreeable a regular Long dark tresses hughlnghted hair eyes envlable half fellow allergy home agreeable Wllllng served work help everyone Student Councll ar Mixed Chorus Ushers BRacket Trl H1 Y KAREN ANDERSON REED ANDREWS JENNIE LOU ANGELINI JANICE ANGUS Sympathefw ll5f9l'l9T Rebel rouser a oyal Short and sweet Unobtruslve possesses tall and stately mature fruend collector of tac bouncy auburn hanr a serene composure Honor Soclety Tiger ets oblugmg complalsant Staff TH HI Y Band Chorus Charm Club Tru Hx Y HI Y rx CONSTANCE ANTKOVIAK MARY ASHENBAUGH VICTOR BABINSACK DEAN BAECHTEL Sagacvous unfaulty de Carefree always un a A graphic arts major Penetrating eyes suave meanor dzscreet hurry good times gal never a ,dull moment drives a whrte charlot Honor Socnety Tiger Staff ore unpredlctable G L C Band Mnxed Chorus RODGER BAECHTEL BARBARA ANN BAIN KAREN BAIR Roaster BAKER Rough, tough cream puff Creative homemaker . . . Outgoing personality , . , Prominent features . . . . . . roguish . . . car ad- excitable . . . contagious happy go lucky . . . glint- man on the green . . . dict. giggle. ing eyes. calm manner. Mixed Chorus . . . Ushers. Mixed Chorus . . . Charm Varsity Club-Golf, Club. .r--un. JOHN BARAN FRED BARTELL PAUL BARTELL SYLVIA BASNAK Persevering singular Manager of pleasure Fair complected w Appealing eyes can sense of humor mon sets a slow pace vary mg to help scientific i has a sympathetic astic in ablllly ear Har BRacket Varsity Club Track FNA Art Club Pep Club CARL BEDNARZ Neat in appearance unassuming romeo amusing foibles Varsity Club Basketball Har Bllacket LYNETTE BEHNING MARY JO BELL SHIRLEY JEAN BETUSH Attractive dresser Sincere genteel man Genlal aims to please tite and pretty so t ner distinctive hazel radiating a warm spoken eyes heartedness Tiger Staff Maloreneg Honor Society Vice President Tri Hi Y F T A G L C Charm Club Tri Hi Y Treasurer Tiger Staff Band Ss , ff N ' i EQ + ' ' ' an- ' - - - aa... ' Q. 5- vu lt ii ' l ' ...pe- A - THEODORE BETUSH GERALD BLACK CAROL JEAN BLOCH Mr, Wonderful , , , Com. Subdued wit . . . always lndustrious . . . smile for patent , , , laugh maker, heard, seldom seen . . . everyone . . . definite or- temperamental derliness Har BRacket FTA Pep Club CONNIE BLOOM Loves her fellow men . . . capricious . .. unpredict- abe THOMAS BOBECK THOMAS BONCELLA JUDITH BONNER KAREN BOWER Takes life as it comes Has little to say slight Reticent concealed Warm sfmle fggy Cheeks fairminded mid ly serious expression sense of humor earn fashmnable fmery cam es dancing feet Camera Club Band F N A Tri Hi Y G L C Offlce Servme 98 THOMAS BOWSER FRANCIS BOYER DARLENE BRADLEY lndifferent the out A likeable fellow A great rooter cham door type a distant quisitive o y pion chuckle chewer glance friendly F N A DONNA BRADLEY Slender figure graceful walk coy smile leader of cheers Honor Society Tiger Staff Cheerleader G L C . ' . I. V Gr 'ff . I, ft I . r. t ' . V g , - ,f y ,r , , L A V 'rg N l .- ri , A 3' J I A' ' - ' ...in- , - ' , MYRON BRENINGHOUSE JOYCE BROADFOOT VENESE BROOKS Mlddle name trouble Calm cool collected Pearly teeth wavy hair school not hrs speclalty Slender talented seam sunshine smule fun lovung stress carefree DE Club Honor Socuety ar FNA BRacket Trl Hn Y FNA PEGGY BUZZARD Perky pleasant petnte reserved fascmahng eyes Honor Society Mlxed Chorus ar BRacket Tru H1 Y FRANCIS BRZOZOVMSKI BARBARA BURDICK Srmles come naturally Observant follows the most friendly steady fads ready laughter Art Club Offtce Servlce KERRY BROZENICH Assured addmon to the confuslon un lovxng Honor Society Charm Club Vlce Presldent Drama Club FRANCIS CAPORALI Color conscuous a rare lndlvldualust Bohemnan Drama Club L. will VIRGINIA CARROLL ANTHONY CHELKO MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER FRANK CHYBRZYNSKI Refined manner sen Dnstant manner e Enterprlsmg spontan Envlable tlent on he smve eyes expert on hesnatmg type con eous humor never at trumpet contagnous the hugh dave servahve a loss for words curuosuty at ease Honor Soclety Tlger Staff Band President Mlxed ECIIYOI' Chorus Camera Club Treasurer ?-e W I , ' - . . . , , . . . , ' , . . an - E sa: . 'X , f C 11 rvst S I ' x 4:- . y A ,I L X ff 1:6 1 !:f5, , V . l - ...th '- ' 3 t 5, JAN CINGOTA HERBERT CLARK CAROL COGLEY WALTER COHEN Eyes Sparkle v-I m Qcl Toleralcs school wclroll s m Has that Innocent look slon broadenmg Iauqh mechanics u sllky Iresses me bash I he r srlem er respons ye ed by my I Iculous y orkcr accompllce Varslry Club Track Honor Soclely Tloer Staff Mrxcd Chorus T HIY ARNOLD COLIN Jo ANN COLLIER MARY Lou COLLINS Llkeable handles Lots of splrlt T Elflclem mellow vo work women md song norsy fue VTCVET rusfvvorfhy :shed Trger Staff Sfudenl Coun Mrxed Chorus LINDA COOPER DAVID CORIALE DANIEL CORNUET In Ife-rem ami care ree Preswmng IH ca a ce W: es hool rv he slr bound ng cow yer m a fllppant naiure 'dence pranlclsh Charm Club Honor Socney Tlger Sraff Band Drum Mafor Mnxed Chorus VINCENT CONTI Has a head for Igores dauntless appreclales KATHLEEN COSTLO J Dlsvrnc ye walk u dlng detbulan Q :vol es Har BRacker T Hr Y FTA A flh ' d 7 , . , K ' Pu? a S' gcr Io shamg ' . . ' ' fs' In ' rv' 'I - Img' a af., ' I I . f'oubI f hlwg. IA -. ' . ' - , ' . . . 'M DE. Club. fa- .V I I H -,. I I m 4 . . ,I A' . . . HOT he ' . . . A Ice I . . - , , c ' yr . . . . . .'7 , , , . ' wmh utmost ease . . . pol- gloomy. Har-BRacker . , . FTA. a good Ioke. cil , . . ' . f I f fl l I f I V df ' I ' . . . Ld? Ioy, A f log ol re' crlu ' ' xl , , , b d Yak Sc I F Id? er . . . a I In rv , , , he hur'y . . - I I . . . c. . . . ' . ?' . . I. . ' 1 . . . ' - . , . rl- '- . . PATRICK COWAN Lnvely eyes dark and debonarr smartly clad DENISE DERINGER Alert and confudent always successful com posed Honor Socuety ar BRacket Managing Editor TrlHtY WANDA DOVERSPIKE Slow to anger . . . relax- .. . has a magnetism masculine gender. fo the Band , . . Charm Club, KAREN CROUSE RALPH CRUSAN ANTHONY DAN A Innocent smtle Pattent glortfted sense Always appears calm blushmg blonde of humor a depend sc ool necessary ev: suastve able frtend sernous by nature Har BRacket FT A Varsnty Club Baseball D E b Pep Club ft? ALL' llNDA DESKINS FRANK DLUBAK ROBERT DOMANSKI Audactous pub lc d A lst In the ma :ng Pranklsh braunpower bator carefree Instantly ltkeable lncognrto foolhardy Tcger Staff Charm Club sporttve DE C b Art Club Prestdent Mux ed Chorus Treasurer Offlce Servuce HAROLD DUSKO Four-wheel minded . . . pleasant hello , . .diligent charm . . . dependable. tious in his own way . . , Band. Har-BRacket . . . F.T.A. . . , quick on the reply. F,N.A. SANDl EDWARDS GARY ENGLE Fanciful . . . unmistakable Good-humored . . . fllrta- KAY ESLEP Unclrsturbed a frlend Muxed Chorus at JANICE EVANS EUGENE EWING THOMAS FARRY drlugent Conscnentuous compet Placnd manner care Lean and lanky ever dlSD0SIl'0V' em Student COHSSYVG free strade wary f In the ruff workrng Charm tnve conversatnonalrst femininity oy C ub F T A Pep ClUb Varsity Club D E ub ALLEN FERREE JEAN FIVAZ Srmply funny scuentrfrc nu du v con ally mclmed surprus tnnental charm mag In netlc Tuger Staff Drama Club Senuor Class Vuce Presudent Tuger Staff v-bg ERNEST GARDINA ower f the rnusucal world twlnkllng eyes has a way wrth gad IEAN GARDINA Man behind the scenes motormnnded ar away look un has eyes gets Band Manager Stage Band Stage Crew Crew GORDON FLEISCHER Easy manner collegnate ook the silent man SUZANNE FRIEL Red red rnclrng hood perpetual rhythm Suzy astrc Tuger Staff G L C Band Secretary ep Club Vrce Presnclent r C ub DENE GARVIN DENNIS GAYDOS Small package of spurut The rage of HB femunmrty caprrcnous brisk man kung of fruendshup ner fatal glance Honor Socrety Trger Varsuty Club Vrce Presudent Staff Har BRacket Football Basketball G L C f ' V 3 gmif' , gl ,gi T 1 . . . 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' ' ' ROBERT GEARlNGER THOMAS GIBSON Sardonnc e of Extremely talkafnve krnd has dnscovered shutter bug avld read The opposne sex Varsrty Club Track Camera Club AUDREY GOLDSHEATER JAMES GOUGHENOUR THEODORE GREGORY Has outstde lnterests Gentleman of few words Capfaln of the corrndors Ub'CU d Veadlf l5U9lW l'liS WlTlW W devlllsh spurt! el' exhxbrts frrendlmess affected by the opposute Tiger Staff Charm Club Sex Llbrary Club STELLA HADUCH Easrly flustered a spare word eyes Trl Hx Y Pep HENRIETTA GLODOWSKI MARY ANN GLOWACKI Laconlc never shuns S n lt curls flashlng work drowsy eyes smule dartrng rnan Tiger Staff Charm Club ner Malorette Assustant Head GLC Drama Club ENNIS GRUNDEN lrrepressnble rhythm versatrle defrmte sense of humor Band Mxxed Chorus CHARLENE HANNA DAVID HANNAN LINDA HARBlSON 'WYE' Serene affable Unden'5blY Qood lookmg Volatlle redhead BZUVQ wardrobe unltmrfed 'mfel-'Hd Bdveft crferous r be nd Har BRacket Trl Ht Y turous the counter Club FTA Varslty Club Track DE C b . 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' ' I . . , ' ' . . . - ' I I I gi l hg ROY HARBISON Polnte easy maner ac 'turn tmmaculately groomed Varsfty Club Baseball JOHN PAUL HARENSKI RUTH HARPER Branns and brawn gen Fasclnatlng eyes grac Unlrmned qapabll nous dtstlnctrve beauty meg Tlger Staff F T A Pres: Honor Society Student dent Band Mixed BRENDA HATFIELD Carefree school and homework a a bother lrasclble D E b Councll Varslty Club Chorus GLC Presldent Football Track 5514 FLORENCE HAZLETT JANEJ' HAZLETT Appreclatlve l1InCllY Friendly clnamond and lnkeable friend as gurls best frnend ly Ttgerette charitable Honor Socnety Malorette Lubrary Club Cub Har BRacket r Sv BETTE HEASLEY s are Collectlve whurlwmd Impromptu cerulean eyes Magorette Asslstant Head GLC Mlxed Chorus Charm Club CLAIRE HEINEMAN lntrlgulng lndepend ently natural darlng Honor Society Tlger Staff G L C Har BRacket MARJORIE HENDERSON JAMES HENSCHEL Innocently devtllsh lX Creatnve cleverly face Spontaneous combustron Smooth neat appearance le features lnmpud blue tlous a warm hello a gremlrn ltked by easy golng tempera eyes Varslty Club Track Band everyone ment amlcable Honor Soclety Student Student Councll Varslty GLC Pep Club Secre Councll Secretary Cheer Clu Football Manager tary leader G L C Muxed Track Art Club Chorus THOMAS HENSCHEL GAIL HEPLER Ka ' C . K Y f, - ', lhlf. ' - - A ' ial... '- A' I. re A fi m wg fl-V A VAL I. . i f C. we . . V I l , , I I . 4- V - b- I - JAMES HETRICK Strong, silent type well-liked . . . husky. Varsity Club-Football, T Straight forward con servative tastes pleasant ly fastidious Honor Society Tiger Staff F T A Trl Hi Y REBECCA HUEY Sketches and sews with equal ease willowy blithe laughter Honor Society Tiger Staff GLC Art Club Treasurer SUSAN HINZ KENNETH HETRICK JEAN HILL A matter-of-fam mannery , , Miss Music . . . zealous Bubbling laughter, gleam ' ' 'I . . . neat . . accommodating . , . mild. , . . tacttully frank, ing sm: e rack, D.E. Club. Honor Society . . . Mixed assuasive. Chorus-President . . . Tiger Mixed Chorus . . . Tri-Hi-Y Staff . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Girls' . . . Har-BRacket. Trio. LINDA HOLMES JOSEPH HOOVER EILEEN HORNEMAN CURTIS HOSCHEID Makes an eamesf effort Always busy enthusi Friendly grin non seemingly serious asm for science com chalant not a worry in Conslsfenf panionable the world VAN HUGHES Always has the last word knows his way around mimic Honor Society Malor Art Club ette Har BRacket Trl Hi Y S THOMAS HURLEY STEPHANIE HUTEL Timorous spacemind Silver blonde halo thoughtful creamy complexion Varsity Club Baseball easy to like Trl HI Y Charm Club l is X r Q., K Q l A in A4,. ,E uk :J 3 '.-1,5 - 3 ', I ' RY -52, 'i 'f f i 1 I ' A ed.., ' , A I ' HELEN IRWIN LOIS JEAN ISENBERG JUDITH ITCHEK PEGGY ANN JACK Likeable dar thick Frollcsome harmon Perky and efficient Dolllife proportions eyelashes politically nous personality spirit impish smile engag long long Iagheg Cher well versed mg voice Staff G LC Tri Hi Y NANCY KAY JAMES SYLVESTER .IANCECH SYLVlA JANELLO GERALD JAROSINSKI Twmkling eyes sweet Appears to be quiet Grace of Greek sculpture Al1Amer,Can Boy and petite delicate fig considerate changeable stimulates laughlel' meticulous affinity ure attitude effusnve for denrmg Band Har BRackeT T Varsity Club Track Tiger Staff Charm Club Student Counml Hi Y Secretary Mixed CLIOYUS RONALD JESSUP ANTHONY KANZIC LEE KENNEDY JUDITH KIER Reseftfed f1Um'Sm6fIS1 Professor of car anatomy A boy to look up to Capricnous giggle IVISYI enduring willingness degage elusive mannerly masters the gates excitement astlr Art Club sphere Art Club 'NA Honor Society Treasurer Varsity Club Basketball .XV Q l A jg Url had N, 1 ed. ' '. ty., Tiger Staff . . . F.T.A. Charm Club. Honor Society . . . Tiger An Club , . l Office Service, '- ' ' ' ...an - .ri- ' A- . - A Q T Tiff GEORGE KINDLER Q. gb SHIRLEY KINDLER JOSEPHINE KlSlEl. JILL KLEMZAK F'tt'n decorum stri Demurely flirtatious CSYYOMOP - - - l eCT0 9' A air of friendliness . . . I I g . . . - T flmeS al soft spoken dent giggle . . . top verve . , . beaming smile. . . . scrutinizing a . gagu , , , . , twirler. Honor Society G.L.C.- D.E. Club. Honor Society . . . Maiorette President. . .Tiger Staff, . . -Head . . . Tiger Staff . . . Art Club. GLC GLADYS KNOCH BARBARA KOLAR RONALD KORCZYNSKI DAVID KOSMAL Altruistic enduring The quiet girl in any class Quick quips variable Infectious grin rapid friendliness endeavor pleasant com sketcher cooperative speaker makes friends l patible Varsity Club Track Art- easiy in Tri Hi Y Mixed Chorus Tri Hi Y F T A C ub Ushers THOMAS KOVAC JOAN KROFCHIK MARCELLA KOTESKI F to be with animat Resonant voice er Timid smile retiring un unfading smile ceptive undetected mien gentle H Y F N A Tri Hi Y ability Tri i JOSEPH KRZEMINSKI Well tailored look na ura tacit exterior Stu d e nt Council Executive Board Varsity Club Basketball Bl is I' I l l p . ' - I ...P' v 'A 'l T- .if- VINCENT KRZEMINSKI FLORENCE KULIKOWSKI GEORGE KURN Motor-minded . . . a hearty Winsome personality . . . Ambitious . . . a way of ivory skin, ebony hair . . . politeness . . . alert at his happy. will. Mixed Chorus Tri-Hi-Y . . . Charm Club. hello . . . bashful. 1' LlNDA LASSINGER Helpful long amber Loyal friend tresses dnmpled smile ing personality Charm Club Drama Club gent Honor Society Staff Band PAULINE LEACH Camera Club LEONA KUSZKOWSKI Organized disorganizer impetuous . . . fanciful Maiorette-Assistant Head G,L.C. . . Mixed Chorus Drama Club. MARCELLA LICHOK GARY LILLY refresh Vlvacuous easily Displays equanimuty u cited airy ways agreeable non com Honor Society Tiger Staff mittal type Tiger G L C Vice President D E Ub Drama Club 'SM si LAWRENCE LISCO ROBERT LISCO ANNE LOWRY THOMAS MADDOX Black Curly hair sap Garruloug Unwearylng spirit gaie Outdoor interests especial stick humor fluent thusiast elucidator gestlculating talker ly out of school doors Band Varsity Club Base Band Honor Society Tiger Staff conservative 3 G L C Student Coun Varsity Club Football Art Club Z .1 EDWARD MAHDIK RONALD MALAK THOMAS MALAK GERALD MALECKI Not easuly excrted Unassummg the center Handsome undustnous A H016 of Cortfldeftce good natured trnes hrs of everything has fem easygoung person gentlemanly dxstln best mme appeal DE ub gulshed appearance D E ub Varsnty Club Foofball Track Honor Socrety Trger Staff Har BRacket Varsnty Club Football 1-13' 4311 THEODORE MALISZEWSKI Always a cheerful hello dnffldent quuz JAMES MAZZA THOMAS MCCLURE Roman stature mysttc Unruffled provokes laughter alert com eruptnve laughter ments fengns mnocence Varsity Club Football, BBS Varsity Club Track ketball Basketball Baseball MARTHA MANLEY RICHARD MARK JANICE MAZUR Affable optumustuc Stouc acts as the spurut Mrsty blue eyes outlook warm smule moves equammous world of her Own m zaca Charm Club Tru Hn Y Varsnty Club Baseball tnculous Pep Club Muxed Chorus Trl Hu Y FNA DOUGLAS MCCURDY Fast sprsnter v League dresser saturn cal sense of humor Varsuty Club Secretary Foot ball Track Student Coun cal JOHN MCGEE .lovual pleasant smule mamtams casualness JAMES MCQUADE CAROL JEAN MEARS Silent mstigator tem Demure a conscien peramental reserved tious worker consus friendliness tent FNA Ushers 'P'-sv 'Lf EUGENE MIALKA Soft blond hair ladies man et graphic arts Har BRackeT JAN MIECZNIKOWSKI The Tigers leprechaun amenable ingenuous Varsity Club Football Man ager RONALD MlLBERGER LEE MILLIRON JOHN MILLS PAUL TERRY MONTGOMERY ll J , X 4 R, '3 f , . 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' '- ...dfin l i .1 ' .' 16 A X L Lx qi Glancing eyes . . . mischie- Moody . . . outdoor en- Avoids femininity , . . full Winning smile . . , compla- vous on the sly . . . thusiast, . .unostentatious. of cajolery , . . mercurial. cent . . . acguiescent. 5 ,, ,.,,.., -- 6 5 W S H T ' 1, - K' . 5 'A I , , J .Q I , Y ,Rah W , J Q' Q spruce auto body Mixed Chorus 14' T THERESA MROZINSKI THEODORE NITOWSKI Sprightly conflagrates Enviable black hair laughter freely speaks sly manner changeable her mind Har BRacket Honor Society Student Council Executive Board G L C Drama Club THERESA NITOWSKI Admirable features honey colored hair ceivingly solemn Jil: he JOHN NOLD Adventurous appropri ate dresser auto con nousseur Tiger Staff Charm Club JOYCE NORRIS MARILYN NORRIS DENNIS NYLAND JOHN OHL Dnmunuttve easlly lmpulslve emerald Stalwart 5 HuskY V0lC9 well read adapts to most sntuatxons eyes collects mascullne away look rugged purposeful blnthe acquanntances Varsuty Club Football Track Har BRacket FNA Charm Club Offnce Servnce LANA OLDENBURG RONALD ORKIS JOHN OSTROSKI Enlhrallung smxle Has the answers when h Expert wrth rod and gun swlngmg gaut dexter speaks envnable com qulescent pass Tuger Staff Mnxed a e Chorus G s Trlo Tru Hu Y Vlce Presldent Har BRaclcet QF ALBERT PALKO Dark and good lookmg varyung expressuons Student Councll Presldr nt Mnxed Chorus ar snty Club Track JOANNE PAPPAS ROBERT PARKER EDWARD PARRY JOANNE PARSONS Agreeable lnfectlous Lxttle n der B l Retucent but frnendly Chlna doll complexlon laughter fun loving horn asslduous well groomed YOUHQ exuberant 5 namfal D ub tentuve lustener at heart blonde Tlger Staff Band Charm Club Varsnty Club Track ' ' ' . . . 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Cl , ' ' . , A BARBARA PATTERSON Drsplays a nlce smlle alr of maturrty eye for deslgn Trl HIY Art Club MARLENE PELICAN Sm as the brrd woe name she bears c nc perky Ar Club Secretary F N A Pep Club SANDRA PLASICK Fashronable rnlss Con scuentlous eyes Honor Soclety Trl Hn Y Club sclntlllatmg Trger Staff Charm BARBARA PAVLIK Vocnferous contlnuous chatter compllments DE b LAVERN PENN Man about the glrls Nrce to know Conssd erate D E b FRANCES POLCZYNSKI Cou d drop through straw sees both srdes natural waves DE b PATRICIA PAWLAK Quiet and dalnty RAYMOND PAWLAK srnr Loves sports wltty retorts ID gentle volce affable blue blue Charm Club eyes Varsuty Club Football Track LOUISE PETERS Amlcable agreeable attitude suncere Camera Club JUDITH PIERCE Oplnlonated Intrngurng laughter happy all the time Honor Society Charm Club Presldent Tnger Staff Drama Club Club CORA POWELL RICHARD PRY Patrence persomfred Possesses an alr of quallty conslstent exactrng OHQWBI W'I TVUSY Tr Hu Y Ar Club worthy Trger Staff Drama Club BARBARA PUKAL PENNY PURVES MARGO RADVAN STANLEY RAFALKO :sy In a quuet sort Commands admlrlng glances Fun mam ambutuon G od g l a cr: s nuce to talk wnth pleas dependable a way companuonable teutonrc features an nose for news efftcuent on the mound Har BRacket Editor 1 Tru Ht Y Varslty Club Baseball er Staff Student Councul G L C Trl Hn Y DARLENE RAHNER Raven hatr mvngorat mg laugh frtendly Charm Club Treasurer Trl Hu Y P A Club RICHARD REEN Easily flustered fun to be around carefree ROSEANN REA JOHN REBHUN ROBERT REED Unpredlctable nervous Appealing appearance Boxnng enthusuast fervor lovnal natural sunny expres heeds each commanding Tn Hu Y F N A ep suon word the QUIETEST C ub Tiger Staff Mrxed Chorus An Club Har BRacket SALLY REESE BOB REHNER GLADYS REIC-:ARD Carrot with a braun Cheerful at home on Unusual tastes profucl effervescent Honor Soctety Class Treasurer Cheerleader G L C vibrant the range of octaves ent asplrlrtg l1f't9UIS7 Senror bland Honor Socuety Ttger Staff Head Band Mtxed Chorus Tru Hn Y FT A Ttger Staff 'YZ wx V ,X 7,7 I 1 2 ill' ', f ' o ir in 'si No' ' ' of ' ' A hs a ' ' - -' ...Tge ' - . 6 4' ROSILAND RINEHART ERROL RIPPER DONALD ROSS Mar ed b sureness Withdrawn ap in he Nonchalant bibliophule engoys singing atru thought even temper printing arts uncon dark curly hair istuc perfection person cerned Mixed Chorus Office ified Service Honor Society President Tiger Staff Tri Hi Y SALLY RICKERD Friendly disposition FTA 45 PETER ROTH HARRY RUDOLPH A warm hello a golf addict runs on a short schedule Varsity Club Golf Takes his time up his mind reserved side pectmg PAULETTE RUMBAUGH KATHERYN RUPERT un making Dependable golden Socnable always trav on the curs reserved eling coquettish unsus D E u Student Council ar BRacket Charm Club JEAN SCHAEFFER PATTY RYKACZEWSKI GEORGE SCANDROL Congenial . . . steady in- Content .. . seldom seen terests . . . trim. . . . waits for 3:36. Charm Club . . . Office serv- ice. Deliberates and composed . . . meticulous coiffure. . . . precise. Honor Society-Secretary . . . Tiger Staff . . . G.L.C. . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Art Club. MARJORIE SCHOONE Likeable and lively . . genuine laughter . . . dili gent. F.N.A .... Pep Club. DAVID SCHRAMM GLORIA SCHRECENGOST KAY SCHRECKER BILL SCHUTZLER Towhead . . . graphic arts Stentorian . . . has her own lmpeccable hands . . . VBXBHOUS . . . a little bOy enthusiast . . , crowd . . . venturesome. personality . . . definitely at heart . . . unpredictable. Mischievous grin . . 4 D.E. Club. attractive. Varsity Club-Track, Tri-Hi-Y . . . FTA ..,. Pep Club. ROBERT SCOFF BARBARA SEATON DIANE SEIGART CAROLYN SHADE Satrrncal hugh poten Velvety voice unob Smiles and frowns alter Statuesque animated ia comprehensive trusive silken hair nate erect stature speaker stylish Tri HIY Art Club endeavormg Mixed Chorus Art Club KENNETH SHANER CHARLES SHIRLEY CAROL SIMMERS WAYNE SIMMERS Contrary argumenta Upcoming DJ w Sanguine a rnelodious Expert pressman co tive avd interest in friend casual soprano sincere smile legfed orderly appear atoms Honor Society Tiger Staff Mixed Chorus G L C ance Band Band Mixed Chorus Pep Club Treasurer Har BRacket Drama Club FT A ALVIN SIMON DOLORES SKOWRONSKI lmpish . . . temperate Blithe spirit . . . a loyal tenor . . . reckless. friend . . . flawless com- Mixed Chorus. plexion. x C . CAROL SMELTZER Prismatic hair . . . off-hand manner . . . vociferous. SUSAN SLOBODNIK Behind what others get blamed for intrepid . . . glib. Tri-Hi-Y. . .Library Club. . . Tri.Hi.Y , , , Charm Club- Charm Club. ALBERT SMITH JAMES SM1TH RUTHANN SMITH LOlS SOLOMON DlSlr'ItefeSfed SCl10Ol Flirtatious curly brown Creative lass distmc Seeks perfection a waste of time ven an aggufed tive giggle unsuspect boundless enthusiasm turesome Vargtty Club Football Traqk ted prankster capable i 1 LOUISE SOLOMON NANCY SOWINSKI RAYMOND SOWINSKI No task too large en Strawberry blonde su Ready smile good look less talents avid read dued informal in mexhausttble wit Honor Society Tiger Staff Tri Hi Y Secretary Art ub Art Club Tiger Staff MSIOYETTC Honor Society HIY Assistant Head Art Club President Tiger Staff Vice President G L C Band Mixed Chorus JANE ANN SPOTTS Enchanting eyes tensive vocabulary dtvidualtstlc Honor Society Student Council FTA Vice President Mixed Chorus Varsity Club Football MICHAEL STACHOWIAK LAWRENCE STADTERMAN WILLARD STANLEY ROBERT STILLER e bo bashful Seemrngly qulet pro Pollsh patrlot always Choral supporter Drumm r y h r loquaclous concerned a follower tacuturn vndes has own transporta an a u y Drama Club Vlce Presldent Mixed Chorus Band Camera Club hon smnles easaly D C b Har BRackeT 'R EUGENE STIVENSON MARY STOBERT WILLIAM Mlnd for mechamcs Soft spoken creamy as Cooperatlve slrght complexlon qurescent well dressed lad buxld Ushers Club salutary undlvndual Mnxed Chorus ,U E X JOAN SYDLIK PHYLLIS SZAFRANSKI FRANCIS SZARNICKI Drmlnutlve compa t Soft pleastng voice Herghf of personalrty personalnty effvcrent hard worker roseat sense of humor all h s oy n Q STOBERT WILLIAM SWEENY H hls louder moments Overexposed thumb endeavonng a funw, fellow Varsrty Club Track lwvffiit MARLENE SZYMKOWIAK Lelsurely changuno ways nndnfferent Honor Socuety Tiger complexron consuderate vaned half gfyles Staff FTA Secretary Charm Club FTA Mnxed Chorus Varslty Charm Club Offrce Servnce Club Basketball - -. 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'its SUSAN SZYMKOWIAK ROBERT TACHKA FRANCIS TADY LAUREL ANN TARBY Endless chatter unrnts Never a dull moment Nonchalant spearheads Parnsuan elegance takable laugh mascu blushes easuly env: trouble compatnble freshlngly gracnous lnne Interest able wavy haxr Band Mtxed Chorus fashion plate D E ub Stage Crew Honor Soctety Tlger Staff Co Edstor Student Coun ctl Treasurer G L C Drama Club JOSEPH TARNOPOL Loo s to the tuner thtngs reserved a n tellect Band swf GAIL URBAN A prowllng trger ways on the g organuzer Pep Club Prestdent GLC FNA Ttger mascot CHARLES TEKLINSKI Berl-Key s best advertise ment v Ice of e band ever ready Muxed Chorus Vuce Prestdent Har BRBCIKGY Varsity Club Baseball Band was PATRICIA TOMSON DAVID TRAENKNER Accornplrshed seamstress Eager salesman funds purposeful mod It easy to smule opt: erate mrstnc Har BRacket Bustness Nlanag EMILY URBANSKI Unlnhubtted change able attttude talka tnve D E C ub DONNA VALENTI Gr of a thousand Ia es ebullnent nmagln attve Honor Soctety Muxed Chorus Har Bracket Drama Club MARY ANN VARDIS Sphtnx luke wavy blacn alr translucent eyes Trl Hn Y '- A' .Wre- ..,ni- c' th - ' '- - ' er. 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BETTY VENTURINI THOMAS VIRAG KATHLEEN VOKISH JAMES VORP Breezy wtzard of art Adaptable athlettc tn Amtable bug brown Rugged physique dynamtc terests qutet at ftrst eyes pleasant competent athlettc Honor Soctety Ttger Staff Varstty Club Baseball F N A Pep Club Honor Soctety Varstty Art Club Mtxed Chorus Club Football Track FTA ROBERT VOYTKO PATRICIA VROTNEY PAUL WALKER Contrtvtng the msttga An equestrtenne cor Relaxed lower law or Independent ta a contorttontst 'ocular one of th ttons F N A trombones Band Band Vtce Prestdent PHYLLIS WALKER Ntmble wtth a needle fashlon consctous e :cent Mnxed Chorus Art Club JOSEPH WALKIEWICZ TIMOTHY WALSH RAYMOND WALTENBAUGH GARY WATSON Satnrtcal nebbtshly Undtscovered mart of Always tn 5 predtgamem Devastattng grm spark clmed unpretentwws few words IIIOUQIWY Iackadatstcal care les wtth humor natural Varstty Club Football Track U ree Mtxed Chorus Art Club Varstty Club Baseball EDMOND WATTERS JOHN WATTERS BARBARA WEREMEYCHIK MARJORIE WILEY Indefatigable captivat Diplomatic lofty m Radiantly attractive Cheerful ardent work ing personality buttons capable during smile sensitive relaxed sourceful Honor society Senior Honor Society Tiger Syafy D E C Ub Honor Society Student Class President Tiger Tri Hi Y Council Vice President Staff Tiger Staff GEORGE WILLIAMS Hunts deer devilish purposeful RONALD WOLFE Angular features .. perturbed . . . cloudy eyes. UPI' blue Aw. ROBERTA WILLIAMS EDWARD WISNIEWSKI DONALD WOLFE uoyant personality Fun loving ean Moderate posgeggeg 'me de Wyre mad hatter by schoolwork vigorous redhead D E C wb Honor Society Mixed Chorus G r s Trio F T A unbothered quiet 9' x THOMAS WOLFE EDMOND WOZNIAK JOHN WUYCHECK RUddY C0mPleXl0n - - - En' Ice-blue eyes . , . well- Sunny disposition . . . tall, 959509 Convefsallonalls' groomed . . . always a dark, and handsome . , . . . . scientifically minded. gemleman, dfolr Honor 50Cle7Y ' - 4 Tlgef Camera Club. Varsity Club-Baseball. Staff. 1 X JOAN WYGONIK JOSEPH YACHANNIN LINDA YOUNG ELIZABETH ZAHORCHAK Has a casual way av M n wtth the stacks Chatterbox dumtmsh Resolute 5 a C s ors navy blue bemgn flashmg unexpected Wt ed stature blatant mopolltan manner vuv Band Honor Society Tlger Staff Band I 'L '-ii 'i ' Semor proofs have arrived' The word spreads qunckly as exalted semors face the 'ob of decudmg whlch pose IS the best G5 t ff 'K f ...f- a ' A ...ha Q- Tiger Staff. . . . convivial, D,E. Club. 6CiOUS- 4 . .. ..l..Fz'.A. ii ' all 1 'l 5 5 ' l I ,J Y Honor ociety Acknowled es Academic Leaders The National Honor So- ciety is a scholastic society or- ganized to develop leadership qualities, character, and to stimulate service and interest in scholastic excellence. lts members are a selected group of seniors who have been en- dorsed for membership by the faculty. Sponsored by Miss Parker, the society in- r' ducts new members in im- OFFICERS pressive spring and fall serv- igegl Lett to right: Schaeffer, Rinehart, Kennedy, Bell. Top Row left to right Kisiel Brozenich Weremeychik Irwin Wolfe Shirley J Watters Kennedy Coriale E Watters Parker Plasick Sydlrk Reese Garvin Rinehart Middle Row Miss Parker Hill Cog man Bell Louise Solomon Reigard Purves Tarby Bottom Row Holmes Lichok Horneman lichen Antkovrak Smith Spotts Buzzard Valenti Mrozinskl Williams Lois Solomon Zahorchak Not present Christopher Ferree Harenski Maleckr Venturinl Vorp Henderson Huey 96 I , . : . . I . l . , . I l . I ' I I . I l I l . I , I , . I . 1 , : A I . I - Iey, Leach, Bradley, Hazlett, Anderson, Pierce, Klemzak, Broadfoot Deringer, Schaeffer, Lowry, Heine- I I . I . l ' . I ' . , I - I . I . ' I I .r . .I . . I . I ' I . I , .I .I . .I I I I Ln ..,,. 1 I 7. ii ' gyff 4s 7 031' Sofft? 3 3, V Faculty and students constantly work together to achieve excellence in education. Wisdom is more important than knowledge and virtue more important than efficiency, says a man of letters. . . . and the question of values is the most important of all. lf indeed education is a pursuit, should it not be the pursuit of the highest goal to which men can aspire? The pursuit of excellence displayed by students through par- ticipation in service groups is mirrored in their every at- tempt to make this year a better year, this club one of the most successful, and the service to school and community of an everlasting nature. Proiects are planned: dreams are put into reality, and people work diligently. Sometimes the proiects succeed, 'sometimes they fail. It really doesn't matter, for it is through such participation that one begins to mold a sense of values - a sense of values that will aid in the constant pursuit of excellence in any endeavor. 98 'T ' l W' 1 Student Council Serves 0' Palko and Jean Fivaz combine their international talents to solve a math problem Throughout the year industrious members of the Student Council direct their energy and talents toward bene- fiting both their school and their com- munity. The student governing body of Har-Brack is composed of an Execu- tive Board and elected representatives from each class. Mr. Gill serves as ad- visor to the group. The Council attempts to represent the student body in any phase of school life, direct school activities, and promote student-faculty relationships. The members of Council, through their continued efforts to attain and maintain their aims, experience the workings of democracy in a practical situation. Council members again tackled the iob of raising funds to sponsor Har-Brack's second Foreign Exchange student The spirit with which the task was undertaken exemplified the de sire of the student to place democracy into action Left to right Stewart Levis Mrozinskn Tarby Palko E Watters Henderson Krzeminski Reyer Hannan EXECUTIVE BOARD chool and Communit STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row left to rrghr Glogowskt Krzemrnsku Masnsk Hannan Colm J Watters Mr Gull Fourth Row Harper Rupert Metzger Colwell Ctewart Thumons Levns Beaver Thrrd Row Derrnger Achmoody Purves Voltno Gnlbert Coll Beatty Wnlson Second Row Mrozmskt Salkeld Reyer Lace Parsons Spotts McCullough Bottom Palko E Watters Henderson Tarby ltillt I,' 11' 'u::::,.l 'l, . 'll I 1 ll A Mr Gull expresstvely dnscusses a student teacher problem 1 t , A 2 't ' Q ', , 't V 1 - '- I , , , t H , , , . v . , , , , V t - - t I I I I 1 - : r ' r 1 - r 2 tl - i 1: ,s...i .. - t 1 ilk, 1. . ,Z , , fx' A 'y Q 7 , E ' f F .-f' . 1 . -.,, 'I Ig' ..... 1, l lOl G L C unutuatuon brungs out the best un a gurl G.L.C. Makes Concession The Gurls Leaders Club was organuzed at I-lar Brack Hugh School to uncrease unterest un gurls sports to deepen loyalty to the school and to promote sports manshup un all sports actuvutues In carryung out these goals the members attempt to develop the well rounded unduvudual through partucupatuon un all school functuons As part of theur program the gurls manage the concessuon stands durung the football and basket ball seasons Concessuon proceeds are guven to the Student Actuvutues Fund Club actuvutues through the past yeaunclude spon sorshup of Green and Whute Week Tuger Week Kung and Queen of Sports Bags and Belles and co sponsor shup of the G L C Varsuty Club Formal The club program us culmunated at the end of the year wuth a pucnuc at whuch tume the new G L C otfucers are named Top Row left to rught Summers Purves Klemzak Schaeffer Tarby Kuszkowsku Henderson Muddle Row S Reese Bradley Behnung K Bower ltchek Lowry Garvun Heuneman Harper Bottom Row Huey Urban Smuth Fruel Mrozunsku Heasley Luchok Kusuel Glowacku Hepler Absent Antkovuak l02 tands 0 erate moothl Top Row left to nght ferty Meyers Emerson Lelperfz Reese Walker Oberg Low Burke Fisher Colwell Jack Middle Row M6IISZSWSkI Herbulock Ross McCaf Lace Scheld Bower Reyer Bottom Row Stewart Mazza Voltko Beatty Henschel Malak Reen Thomas Sgro G L C OFFICERS Left to rvght Lace, Llchok, Mrs Edwards, Klemzak, Reese Q 'Q I 2 I A 5 Y 5 L I 4 ' , F 3 E , 5 in f i 3 A ..,, R 1 , I 1 W , , ., V ,, ' A . , . 1 l 5 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - A 5 I -1 I I I I ' I I ' : I I I I I I V I ? ,L . K s '7 L f 1 1 tl: A I 75 F f Trl HLY Promotes Hlgh Ideals ? TRI HI Y OFFICERS Left to rrght Bell Oldenburg Mrs Purves Loss Solomon Lourse Solomon Creating malntalnung and extending Chrnstnan prrncuples throughout our communuty and our school are the rnaln purposes of the TrrHuY Prnncuples of clean speech clean sports manshup clean scholarshnp and clean lnvnng are some of the many goals that members of the Tru Hn Y try During the school year the club performs many servrces Under the able supervrslon of Mrs Purves they provrde food for needy famxlles at Thanks grvnng and Chrrstmas De slrung to share their fellow shnp the group undertook to entertain the children of the Elizabeth Bradley Chnl drens Home at Thanksgnv :ng Actlvntles also Include the decoratlng of the school Chrnstmas tree the hosting of the area Trl HI Y Chrnst mas dance and the holding of a successful fashron show rn the sprung Top Row left to rlght Holmes, Betush, Angelmr Bell Cornrngs, Colm Mrddle Row Harper, Hull, Derrnger, Broadfoof, Huey, Frnel, Gulbeaux Hutel Bottom Row Harned, Cogley, Itchek, Horneman Henneman, Achrnoody, Anderson, Barrett, Buzzard 0 O I ra ' , ' 'A , y .. 1 , I l . . r l L r f 1 f .. .. 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' I I - - I .- I I Tn HL Top Row lett to right Jackson Wrllxams Weremeychrk Johns Mazur Lots Solomon Mlddle Row Rahner Lowry Rnnehart Walks Purvrs Oldenburg Knoch Lounse Solomon Bottom Row James Znmmerman Thompson Lmhart Janello Rea Reugard Patterson Powell Pugh To Be or ot to Be That Is the UQSTIOII ar Brack H I School has many ways of tramnng nts students but none prove as Interest mg as the Drama Club Under the helpful guud ance of Mrs Salvatore, the members of thus or ganuzatuon learn correct speech and dramatnc pro cedures Through partxcu patron an one act plays and assembly programs, the members hope to gaun some fundamentals of actung Members become acquaanted with the un trucacres of the stage either through actang or workung as a member of Properties, Makeup, or some other commuttee Top Row, left to rlght Brewer, Hayes, Sgro, Shrrley, Nnchols, Tompson, Malak Mrddle Row Reese, Pierce, Lassmger, Stockownak, Caporalr, Rehbun, Coll, Clark Bottom Row Sports, Horne man, Glowacku, Mrozunsku, Mrs Salvatore, Klslel, Lnchok, Tarby, Valentr, Brozenlch Zllmjll ,, Viv L9 , A , V 4 ' C6 . ' 99 A , - , H - 'gh l05 Att Club Beautlftes the n Q1 new-nr The Art Club provides those students possesstng ar ttsttc abtltty vvtth the oppor tuntty to collecttvely uttltze ' and dlsplay their talents Ca pably supervtsed by Mr Ken sek the groups undertake protects that provtde both an tntrtnstc and extrtnsuc reward As part of their contrlbu tton to the datly school lute the Art Club members de stgned the Chrtstmas decora tions this year provided back grounds for many assemblies and provided vtstttng parents wtth an unforgettable arttsttc expertence through the var nous demonstrattons and ex habits displayed durtng Na ttonal Educatton Week 'nav 'D 1-4' ART CLUB OFFICERS Top Row left to rtght Mr Kensek Peltcan Huey Harper Bottom Row Smtth Dlubak Frtel Top Row, left to rtght Henschel, Harper, Peltcan, Venturtnt, Korczynskt Walktewtcz, Hoschetd, Dlubak, Antkovtak, Klemzak, Mazur, Schaef fer Solomon Bottom Row Hetneman Smtth, Powell, Patterson, Huey Frlel, Burdtck, Kter Hazlett IO6 School With Its IICUICIIHOI Top Row left to rrght Emerson Marasna Zembrzuskn Kravuts Kosakowskn Robertson Bottom Row Lerpertz Low Walker Barrett Sel kald Mlfler Bruno Top Row, left to rrght Metzers Leuts LaRuss Cmgota Roilms Celko Burger Bottom Row Trust: Gaspersnc Guiboux, Rever Harmed Henschel Thorvwsorw !7' I I, , 1 . Q fa , . I1 Z l 3 X 5 ' 5 V 5 I J 5 V af 'A I , ,, , gv Q ,V ' 4 3 Vg f r- 5 t f' ct' - 1 , N . .. , . 1 n I t 1 2 t Q I x x. .NA Mx . I07 Stage Crew Performs Behind Scene Duties s Top Row left to right G Gardina Nuernberger Tachka Palyszeski Murray Laurent Bottom Row Mangol Kowalski Such E Gardina Smith The Stage Crew, under the direction of Mr. Cron- auer, transforms a bare stage into a comfortable living room, an office, or whatever scenery is needed for. a play. They adiust lights, paint scenery, build sets, and help with sound effects. Their efficiency be- hind the scenes is an im- portant factor in the smooth running of every play. The members work quietly in an effort to do the work that plays such a key part in the success of our activities. Servtce Wttb a Smile Provided by Library Club There is always a cheerful smile and quick response for the students who need help in finding information for reference work or books ID our li brary The members of the Library Club perform a vital service to the high Under the guidance of Mrs Edwards club members are assigned routine library duties that greatly and in carrying on the function of the library school while gaining val uable experience through the process of aid ng others IO8 Top Row left to rght Solomon Bennett M Konopsk Burrows Kennedy J Konopsk Maley I C I I I ' 1 ' i l f I 1 , , - i, i , - 5, - Bottom Row: Hazlett, Hopkins, Goldsheater, Walsh, Borkowski. Ushers Funetwn as Publze Relatwns Umt Top Row left to rrght Brooks Maddox Lang Thrrd Row Edwards V Combs L Combs Tyler McHenry Second Row Walsh Ruckard Bam Seyler Stroud Adamsku Bottom Row J Colluer Walker C Collner Clemons Members of the Har Brack Ushers Club work dullgently nn an attempt to keep confusion at a mum mum at all school functions where members of the com munlty are partncupants The umpresssons that thus group makes upon the publuc when performing thenr du tles are vltal In the school s publlc relations wuth the communities cltlzens Ably supervssed by Mass Lytle the gurls success fully accompllsh thelr goal nn a quiet efficient manner P A Club Performs Valuable ermees Realizing that they wnll be heard but not seen as they per form their duties members of the Publnc Address Club which IS comprnsed of those students who read the morning exercuses and pertnnent announcements to the faculty and student body daily drssernlnate the news wnth ease Under the dnrectnon of Mr Gugnno the members gaun val uable experuence an publlc speak :ng whsle provudnng a worth whale servuce to the school Left to right Tarby Rahner Pierce Deskuns e o u 5 1 r l . N . .. . . . , ..,.. , - , . 1 3 1 1 - 7 1- 1- f 1 f 7 1 1 1 1 1 - 3' I ,. , . o 0 0 1 r I I . 3 1 r 1 - Standing, left to right: Harper, Dlubak, Teklinski. Sitting: Hill. Si n gi n g lifrJir'e.s B l en rl The strains of music that we hear echoing through the halls each Thursday morning tell us that the Mixed Chorus is again practicing one of its many programs. Directed by Mr. Shankovich, the Mixed Chorus spends long, tedious hours of vvorlc and practice for its many per- formances that serve to in- spire audiences. The Mixed Chorus is a select vocal group of the school. Numbering eighty, the group continually repre- sents the school tothe com- munity as it performs for such groups as the Rotary, Lions, P.T.A., c h u rc h groups, and other organia zations. The Chorus again displayed their ability to thrill both students and faculty with their perform- ances at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. Long a leader in the development of the Upper Allegheny Valley Chorus Festival, the Mixed Chorus again joined with area schools to present a most unforgettable evening of music. Attention is the keynote as the Mixed Chorus practices diligently for a performance Into a Beautiful Harmon GIRLS TRIO Left to rrghr Wnllsams Oldenburg Music s the cordial of a troubled breast The softest remedy Thar gnef can hnd The gentle spell that charms our care ro rest And calms The ruffled passions ol the mfnd Muslc does all our joys refine JOHN OLDHAM Q.. l -1.7 ,,--0 4 In true showrn nshlp fashion Mr Helnruchs subsmores for Mr Shankovlch an an emergency The show rwusr go on , ' : ' ' , ,Hill. I-I ll ' I ' - l . . . V O ' , 7 And gives lhe relish to our wine. , - . . . ' .4 4 I ' A '1 f 1 nl .'f1. 1 Ea xik gg U EV 5 - lr? in ff , .A 'W ., .uf 'sl 3 ' -2 -fe.-vi if 'lf- wgf M X NY Nr MX7 ,, , 1 Xf QS R E . N-, Q W 5. 5 55 Q? yfml I .2 ii iw jg 453' 'M ,, it 7 5 x 1? gmggfkyg' if lf f,?4ra it 1 W 44 QF !f!iF?' v MQAX 4- p V V ' C b QV .gg ,jg Az ff if' ,x-M .. ' 5' 4. W'5f3'JV,1u2s!.1r apygvwwim sf 1' 'f' v 9 9 Y 1 A -: .' 3' fra 7 44? With a Toot, and MR. PAUL HEINRICHS Director 1' fr' Top Row, left to right: Ripper, Noble, G. Gardina, B. Parker, T. Parker, Belli, Fred Tady, Dusko, Esler. Fifth Row: Popowicz, Henderson, Seaton, Gilbert, Elton Grunden, Ennis Grunden, Ver- meychik, Chybrzynski, Crain, Aretz, Kuhnert, Danner, Lisco, Kor- beck, Zandarski, Fourth Row: Solomon, Bell, Harper, Reyer, The toot of the whistle, the rat-tat-tat of the drum, and the blare of the horn are the sounds that announce the approach of the Har-Brack High School Band. The year 1959-1960 will go down in the history of the Har-Brack High School Band as one of its more successful terms. Starting rehearsals before school opened in the fall, this musical group of eighty members, worked earnestly through eight football games, numerous pep ral- lies, Halloween parades, and various other com- QJ t James, Capellman, Petras, Nowicki, Hamilton, Pershing, Walsh, Zembruski, Bonner, Angelini. Third Row: Collins, Orr, Henschel Shirley, Sunst, Rehner, Antkoviak, Glendening, Radvan, Murray, Kort, Hicks, Ellerman, Jacques, Leach. Second Row: Pisani, 1 Salkeld, L. Zahorchak, Adams, Ryznar, Pinkerton, Hartge, Pol- Whistle, and a Boom munity functions.. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Heinrichs, the band was featured on WTAE's Six O'Clock Adventure, gave the half-time performance at Forbes Field during the Steeler-Lion game, and represented Har-Brack in the Allegheny Valley Band Festival and at several exchange programs. The highlight of the season was the return of Mr. Raphael Mendez as guest soloist at the an- nual Har-Brack Band concert held in the spring. DAVE CORIALE Drum Maior J Aff X -ea-S czynsku Marasia Palowsku Magaro Thompson Shaner Frank Tady Bottom Row Penn E Gardina Scovern Basfun Stanley Bush Korczynski Yachanm Vogtko Taggart Raymont Glock Tarnopol R Zahorchak Walker Coruale iii TRONIBONE SECTION Top Row, left ro right: Tarnopol, Walk- er, Voifko, Taggart, Zahorchak. Bottom Row: Glock, Raymont. 5' Ii, ,ix in Tix gk '!' I! :I I!! l!I - 'Xxx --SX --, xv 5 1 'T ' I I I Q S FRENCH HORN SECTION Left To right Adams, Zahorchak, Pink- erton, Ryzner. X. A X 5 'N i 5 I I4 BASS HORN SECTION Left fo right: T. Parker, Dusko, Tady, Bell, B. Parker, Esler. BARITONE SECTION Left to right: Shaner, Tady, Thompson. TRUMPET SECTION Lefr ro right: Chybrzynski, Kuhnerf, Crain, Danner Arefz Verme chik I 1 Y 1 Pershing, Lisko, Hamilton, Pe1ras, No- wicki, Korbeck. J' ff' DRUM SECTION Left to right: Bush, Gardina, Penn Yachanin, SfanIey, Korczynski, Scovern BasIIn. II7 FLUTE SECTION Left to right: Solomon, Reyer, James, Bell, Capellman, Friel, Collins, Orr, Harper. -Q.-f.-envy... SAXOPHONE SECTION Top Row, left to right: Polczynskl Marasia, Antkoviak, Pisani, Palowski Schrecengosf,VSI'1irIey, Rehner, Henschel Bottom Row: Salkeld, Magaro, Gunst Hartge. CLARINET SECTION Top Row left to nght Ellerman Hacks Angelunl Murrary Seaton Raymond Mrddle Row Leach Bonner Elton Grunden Henderson Glendlmng Rad van. Bottom Row: Gilbert Popowicz Zembruski Jacques Ennis Grunden. n, wl gf: gill F 1 3 .1 Q6 ,x X 2? JP If ,-s T, 'l aff? WX ' - 1 V - -fl ?f'?'fv1'QfM ' .. A '94, emu ,. lg J T: as , -' x 4 , 5 'W ' ggi. y is N. 7, 4. -. fl , 7 ' . K 5 f',', A. 1. in N Z Eff 541. s . , 4,3 D 5 gh x 1 sm w 2 a S . . J t T . 1,3 ' xg F341 VV 14 tl 5. ' 1 Y , t ' ,vu ! 2 AJ, 5 . I -qt! ' 1 XX ggi . fi , Y' Y ' -9' ft 4 ' A , X 4 A 4, 1 I AL ' X f-31 ' se. ,Aff 1 'X K1 Q fi' 'F' F 5,-Xi'-F X 4 iq' I A i Nl X YE fl , A X . A' , x X. m .,. ..,.. A ,J Nfm Pep Club Charters Buses for Loyal Fans OFFICERS Left to right Hepler Urban Friel Summers Mr Holliday The Pep Club aids the cheerleaders in developing school spirit at all athletic con tests Members of the group have worked unceasingly in an effort to organize inter ested students into a solrd vo- cal group The club provides a valuable service to the school and student body with its pro gram of chartering buses Sponsored by Mr Holli day the Pep Club explores school spirit through regular planning sessions and n creased communications with other schools The nucleus of one of the finest cheering sections in Western Pennsylvania the possibilities of creating . . I - 3 A I' VV4, ' i Pam? brushes and hard labor were applued to paper by Pep Club members an an effort to bunld school splrut Har Brack students were constantly urged by the nebbnshes to support the team Offwe ermce Handles Routme Details Effectwel Top Row left ro nght Rnckerd Sydlnk Urban Salmane Maulku Bowser Kalek M1ddle Row PoYocm Reyer Rahner Nntowskn Bower Daum DnPerna McCufcheon Borfom Row lsenberg Brozemch Hepler Norrns Heasley Glowackx Jack Burdnck Desluns Kuszkowslu l K ' l . f x ,U ,b ,A A M 3. VN' A , ff , A 1 ' AIA ' 'K I ev . Q ,,. 7 1 ',f , ,... '71 o ',,, Y . I 1 1 U ,N ' C I 0 I O 2 f nm E L tl 7 , L 1 , 5 , 1. I 3 l ll , x 4 k P , A A . ' WJ' X, 2 .3 25' J ill e , 5 , I e 1 S' ' . l l 1 Q l ' . - .X 1 . 3 I 1 l 1 1 1 D .1 I - I 7 -1 1 1 I .1 1 . I ' : I l I V I I I r I 1 I 1 .- I2l Rush, Rush, Is the Ke note as 11,23 lm Edntor Penny Purvus dnscusses some copy revnsoons for use an a future edntuon wnth Mr Palmo and Mr Smnh advtsors to the Har Bracket staff The Har BRacket staff as responsl ble for the publxcatlon of the school newspaper The members of the staff busy Themselves In scouting the school to bring thelr readers the latest news sports and school chat chat Through thenr work on the Har BRacket students are given an oppor tunnty to gasn experlence an organnza tion and factual wrltlng Thelr knowl edge of the fundamentals of news paper productzon IS Increased through the opportunity to apply thus new knowledge In a practical manner The staff IS loxntly supervused by Mr Smith l Pat Tomson, Busnness Manager, makes Managing Edntor Demse Derunger happy as they check the result' of the successful subscrnptuon drive I22 ' I I ' . I. . - 1 y X . f . . . . Q -A T ' - 'lf . . . l - A . . R , g . . 1 - l sy W . . . . U y and Mr. Palmo. .Ht x ' xy 1 I I Q , Har BRacket Deacllmes Draw Near -ui.. EDITORIAL BOARD Top Row left ro rrghf Purves Derunger Edwards Bofrom Row Rebhun Bloch Garvin Achmoody Top Row leh to rlghr Bloch Horneman Dermger Crouse Bednarz Malak Teklnnska Rebhun Srackownak Ko nopskn Achmoody Tomson Mfddle Row James Holmes Oldenburg Hanna Garvm Hememan Edwards Low Hazlen Wulhams Collms Balog Bottom Row Cosrlow Broadfoot Rupert Norrus Heasley KISIE' Spom Buzzard Huey Purves CC 99 ' - 1 ,,,1- , s ' 1 1 lt 1 K : ' I . M Q 117112211 I .1 ..1 ..-..1- 1 I 5 1 A 1 4 5 1 1 . 1 ' 1 5 5 x: 5 7 Z 2 7 1 i is H 5 I 355 1 f ' 1 1' 2 1 nv 1 I 1 11 Qi 1 1 - S , ' Ak ' . nA N .1 1, . .5 za X1 . Q 1 i ,Hx ,, , 1 L 9 . - x ' Q 1 n 3 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' .1 1 A 1 -1 1 . ' : 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 , . 'EPB' '? is-f 1,-n 4 if qw c K 75? aff .1 'uf' ,, .4- Q. If , Copy revusuons, pnctures fo be taken deadlines to meet these problems occur every fume an nssue of the Har BRacl-:et as readled Mr Palmo mspects a copy of the Har BRacket fresh off the presses I24 LAUREL ANN TARBY MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER Co-edutor Edvtor The Tzger You start with an Idea You bunld It unto pages Then comes the problem Can the budget produce the book you want? e 1960 TIGER Staff was lucky thus year e money was raised and the work began e long hours and bug decisions Then the plan ning and replannlng layouts deadllnes as srgnments proofs All these thlngs are gust words to most people To the staff they mean the dnfference between a yearbook and an excellent yearbook The staff the real workmgs of the 1960 TIGER The odd robs the dnrty lobs the dull check In and making sure The people who say I ll do It when no one else comes through with an assignment These are the people who sparkle luke llttle gewels when the deadlme rolls around These are the ones who should receive the credit yet they are the ones most people wlll forget thanked by the workers of the 1960 TIGER The result of thus work IS a plctorxal and written essay of the school year The staff has tried Its best the book was planned to please the student We thunk we have but most of all we hope you agree 'iss 140 's':':?f'-'Pe Lefr to rrght Mr Beers, Advasor, Laurel Ann Tarby, Mnchael Christopher I25 . . . . Th ' . . . Th ' . , . Th H . I . . I - I . . . Each one, however, will be remembered and xl ' O 3 6 wh Aa 'S 1 X lv - . - 1 ' . 5 ' I The Tnger s Bramtrust 'HH Q44 -S-5 I26 EDITORIAL BOARD Leff to Right Parker Huey Maleckl Shirley They sand layout was excmng nt s work' LAYOUT Left Io Right Klemzak, Schaeffer, Smnh, Ferree ll ' 1 ' Il T N N SX Ywhwaf T' fi O f!' I' ,X 4,fg,:.Q, x ,y I I H - . . 1 . , ,, Q, gg? 1 ,A 1 . B N y - I -5 O,-is I know' I know' But we have to say somethsng nice about everyone 'KAZWD I if-Q' dc iv' LITERARY Standmg lefr fo right Bell Louise Solomon Lowry Sydllk Loss Solomon Rinehart Seated Zahorchak Venfurml Tarby Anfkovlak Resgard 1 ANYONE flnlshed yet'-7 -.J TYPING Back Row, nghr ro lefr Behmng, Janello Middle Row Glodowskn, Nutowskn, Goldsheater From Row Puerce, Desknng, Plasxck ll ' A 1' V. I A I - I I I f 1 7 ...- . 2 -, --If -Q u, .A 1 e V - I C C. Q ' ly v- : , Q 1 'ln 5 ' ,. I 1 'Af ' sf E N,-za,-Q -.. , ' , ' I f ' , , ', ' , ' . 1 , , , ' Isn' ' ' I E Y .I,. L, ' er I t ' A E I A I , V' I ' That's right. Urge everyone To buy two Tigers. neres no fn vor-I SUBSCRIPTIONS Top Row left to right Holmes Garvln Leach Bradley Irwln Anderson Wygonlk Purves Reese Harper Bottom Row Oldenburg Hull Cogley Knslel Henderson Ifchek Thus group could Teach The Madison Avenue boys a few new trucks nail QD Gt? ADVERTISING 9 ,W VX -7 V , .- 5 -lx I -te 44. W ll ' l ' Il , 3 J' .. I 'P Ip 'fi ? ' -, 4 ,if ' '28 Top Row, left to right: E. Watters, Colin, J. Watters. Bottom Row: Friel, Weremeychik, Heineman, Lichok, Coriale. l30 A keen competitive spirit has been the byword of Har- Brack sportsmen since the first institution of athletics on the Harirack campus. The pursuit of excellence has been evi- dent in this area. Since the very first athletic team took the field, many improvements have been made in the way of equipment and facilities. The athletes have always played to wing the students have always hoped to win. With all :he innovations and desires, the- quality of fine sportsman- ship has been retained from the very beginning. The years little change school spirit which will remain after each year's team becomes history. Neff' 4' A THLE TI CS l3l Q Cl1e0l'leaflm'.s Fire Llp Svlmnl Spirit at Rallies The Creereaders rn therr effort to ture up school urrrt atternpt to p ofnote good sportsmen sh p tnroughout the student body Thetr gurdrng presence at all athletlc events serves to unute the student cheertng sectaon rnto a tunctnontng body that has been recogntzed as one of the areas mos en husrastuc groups The Cheerleaders drrected lonntly by Mass Kennedy and Mass Robnnson lead the way to true school punt through songs cheers and skuts EXUBERANCE o Ro Q o e R rs He de so Reese Bradley Meyes 25-Q L, Y, h xx , V ,. X fx iam- J 'T' 1 3. SALLY REESE Head Cheerleader DONNA BRADLEY MARGIE HENDERSON N MARTI MEYERS CAROL ROLLINS '-A r-QR ...J X HEATHER LOW MARTHA HOMER BECKY EMERSON f-fs . I . L 9 E R af Q X ' Q, .if . 1 ,. , f A ,fi V3 Majorettes Perform Intricate Precision Drills Coy smiles pretty girls and snappy routines result in entertainment for the halftime crowd Precision and beauty in the form of the Har-Brack Tigerettes added a sparkling appear- ance to the sharp and pleasing half-time shows staged during the football season. Ably super- vised by Mrs. Salvatore, the Tigerettes utilized imaginative formations that indicated that many hours of practice had preceded their ap- pearance onto the field. Capably led by Josephine Kisiel, the Tig- erettes consistently delighted audiences both at home and away with their routines. The ma- iorettes also appeared with the band at Forbes Field and on WTAE television in addition to representing the school in several community parades during the past year. Top Row left to right Ross Remacle Bonner McCafferty Beatty Sgro Thomas Coll Burke Maliszewski Gaspersic Leipertz Middle Row McLain Malek Voltko Behmng Horneman Hazlett Sydlik Trusik Scheid Dobrzynski Bottom Row Glowaclu Kuszkowski Kisiel Heasley Smith I34 1 1 1 5 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 Assusiant Head MARY ANN GLOWACKI Assnstant Head X0 ASIA X. gp' EILEEN HORNEMAN l -af ...A JOSEPHINE KISIEL Head Malorette LYNETTE BEHNING BETTE MARIE HEASLEY RUTH ANN SMITH Assnstani Head ,Cai-N ,,. FJ' 1 FLORENCE HAZLETT I X 75 e 'W . F 7' N W 4,1 , , ? 5' , I ' R ,' an f . R. 1 1' ff LEONA KUSZKOWSKI x - Assistant Head Q Q x 4 , 4 , f-2' ' lf! ,f ,' I --1 . 1 I Aifrl ff - fix ', X g ' X A ,A 3 , , vip., Lai K jf n A13 4 I 1 Q-tug, 6 , M .6 My kg - xx' if Most of the action takes place on the tield. That is where hours of practice and planning are put to test. The rest ot the action takes place on the side lines. That is where the tension hits, and faces reflect the strain of excitement Games are won and lost on the sidelines and every man on the bench knows it. So they wait and watch. The crowds are a part of this excitement, and the cheer and color of hundreds of spectators form a backdrop for the action on the field. All ot this is part of the gameg the game is part ot Har-Brack. r Har-Brack halfback McKinnely Combs picks up valuable yardage. HB .,... ., 6 Vandergrift ..... ..,. 7 HB ,7 . ,. 20 Brownsville .,,.. ...... 2 5 HB .B..B.,. 43 Westinghouse .... ,..,e, 4 0 HB ...Av.,. O Butler .e..,,eA,7..,. ..... 1 2 HB ,,,,,,7, 21 McKeesport ,,,,,,,, ..,,,, 1 4 HB ........ 13 Central Catholic ...., ..... 7 HB ,.....,, 6 Shaler a,,,.......,.,,. ,.... 2 5 HB ....,... 21 Ken Hi ,.a,,......., ,-,,., 1 3 HB aaa,.aaa 12 Johnstown ,,,.... e,.,-. 4 1 Lancers Scuttle the Tigers In the first game of the 1959 season, the Van- dergrift High School Lancers marred the- debut of Har-Brack's new football coach, John Karrs, by up- setting the favored Tigers 7-6 on the losers' field. The Tigers drew first blood as a result of a 65- yard drive, on a four-yard scant by iunior halfback McKinley Combs. The touchdown was set u by fullback Jim Mazza, who ripped off runs of Siand 16 yards, respectively. The extra point attempt by Denny Gaydos was blocked by. a Vandy lineman. That play proved to be very costly to the Tigers, for Vandergrift received the ensuing kickoff and marched 70 yards for the game tying score. The all important extra point was good. Neither team could score again and the deiected Tigers were handed a heart-breaking set back. M ' 1 5 X- I ' DENNlS GAYDOS Quarterback '38 Jim Mazza bucks the Vandergrift right side to enter Lancer territory. JOSEPH WALKIEWICZ Tackle , Steve Krofchik crashes through a big hole in the Westinghouse line for a first down. kt? ' if , it s S L X ' it ' nj ., S ,if n-r 4-, A -1 N Qi fs., Tigers Soundly Thrnslz Westinghouse Returning to the home grounds in Natrona Heights, the Tigers captured their first victory under Coach John Karrs by defeating powerful Westing- house 43-AO, The excitement began on the very first play from scrimmage as quarterback Denny Gaydos hit Dennis Walker with a pass over the line and Walker scanted 55 yards for the score. Westinghouse bounced back and in two plays tied the score. The conversion was successful. McKinley Combs climaxed a 55-yard drive by crashing over from the two to put the Tigers in the lead. Westinghouse tallied two quick scores to lead 20-l2 at the end of the first quarter. Following an- other Westinghouse score, Gaydos scored for Har- Brack to make the score 26-T8 at the half. l-lareBrack stiffened its defense in the second half and held the Bulldogs to one score while the Tigers tallied three times. K:-.. X 19? ngffxl? A X 'P f. f li! ,HJ 5 .' -,r Q Halfback Combs hits the Westinghocse forward wall for a short ga Solid line play halts Combs in his attempt to break into the secondary. J JAMES MAZZA Fullback Tornadoes Trounoe H-B in Close Contest The Big Green, attempting to gain its second triumph of the season, traveled to Butler, only to be shut out by a strong Golden Tornado defensive unit by the score of 12-O. The offense of the Tigers failed to click throughout the entire game, and as a result, they gained only 63 yards. Brilliant punting and a strong defense kept the Tigers tamed, mostly deep in their territory, time and time again. The closest the Tigers came to scoring occurred on the first play from scrimmage as quarterback Denny Gaydos lofted a long aerial which just slipped off the out-stretched fingertips of end Doug McCurdy. The deepest penetration of the Tigers came in the first quarter when McKinley Combs raced to the Butler 40, only to lose the ball on a fumble. Both Butler scores came as a result of short line bucks by their fullback. JAMES VORP Guard End Doug McCurdy puts his head down and drives forward for additional yardage. f f -J I ff' JAMES HETRICK Combs shoulders his way through the defense as the enemy closes in. T5Clile Tigers Decisifvely Shatter The Big Green of Har-Brack visited McKeesport and proved to be an unwelcome guest as they de- feated the Tubers 21-14. It took the Tigers but two minutes after the opening kick-off to sustain a 70-yard drive for their first score. Brilliant running by junior fullback Jay Malobicky and halfback McKinley Combs set up the score. Malobicky got the honors by breaking over from the one-yard line. Denny Gaydos added the P.A.T. After Malobicky recovered a McKeesport tum- ble, Gaydos hit Dennis Walker with a pass in the end zone for the second score in five minutes for the Tigers. Gaydos' conversion was good and Har- Brack led T4-O. McKeesport managed a T.D. in the second quar- ,. ls' L' xl . rw I P' z,'Q A . ' 18 , ' V -' x on A lic 'A RONALD MALAK Center Jim Mazza is dragged down from behind after picking up og? .. s 5' ,913 , X 'X E -f' 2 N' f 4 Senior end Doug McCurdy faces the onslaught of enemy attackers on a successful end- around play. RAYMOND SOWINSKI Guard K ofchk bulls h s way Prowling Tigers F lank Centrals Returning to their home ground, the Tigers of Har-Brack staged a fourth quarter rally, in which they scored two touchdowns, to defeat a strong Central Catholic team 13-7. It was the second con secutive victory for Har-Brack and their third of the season as against the same number of defeats Central's only score came on a 60 yard drive with the second half kickoff. Early in the fourth quarter quarterback Denny Gaydos hit Doug lVlcCurdy with line passes in a 44 yard drive that led to the Tigers initial score The second pass was good for 9 yards and a score Gaydos missed the PAT and Central led 76 On the following kickoff Paul Krofchik fell on the loose ball on the Central 37 and in ten plays l-lar Brack scored the game winning touchdown 1' Quarterback ,ff 5' me F GERALD MALECKI through the line to pick up valuable yardage. ' t 1 T 4 I' DENNIS NYLAND Haltback Gridclers Shackle Over-River Rivals Vicious tackling, blocking, and hard running by the Har-Brack High School Tigers resulted in a 21-13 victory over cross-river rival, Ken Hi. With less than two minutes gone in the game, the Tiger's Bob Masarik fumbled and Ken-Hi recovered on the Har-Brack 34. Eight plays later Ken Hi grabbed the lead on a Ballard touchdown. On the second play of the second period, Denny Gaydos hit Jim Mazza with a I6-yard pass to climax a 78-yard drive. Gaydos booted the extra point to knot the score at half time. The Tigers tallied twice again on a 2-yard plunge by Gaydos and a 9-yard dash by Mazza. For the second year in succession, the Tigers were too much for Ken Hi. Combs breaks into the secondary in an attempt to gain much-needed yardage, ,X Q. if? A if J a -,, ! A'4 -MNH HM? 11 f EV fewdz' ZW nm, in 2 1, RAY PAWLAK Halfback I Tigers Fall Prey to Johnstown, defending W.P.l.A.L. AA champs, exploded for 20 points in the second half to defeat the Har-Brack Tigers before a huge crowd in Johns- town. ln the first half it appeared that the Tigers were to give the Trojans a run for their money. However, at the start of the second half, the Tigers suddenly becanne lifeless and virtually handed the game to their opponents. Foster displays brilliant defensive work by hauling down a goal-hungry ballcarrier. Powerful Johnstown Following two Johnstown scores, Har-Brack carne to life in the second quarter to produce a sustained drive that was climaxed on a Jerry Malecki pass to Dennis Walker from eight yards out. After giving up another Trojan T.D., Har-Brack's Doug McCurdy made a sensational one-hand snare of a Denny Gaydos aerial and out raced Johnstown de- fenders to the end zone of a 56-yard play. Combs skirts around left end for needed yardage as the defense closes the gap. i . X , ' 1 . I EJ. .- S 1 , l ft 3 DOUG MCCURDY Coach es The 1959 edition of the Har Brack Tigers found Themselves under new tutelage Experienced football coach John Karrs left an outstand ing record at Freeport to take over the reins at Har Brack With the and of assistant coaches Nick De Rosa Chester Gill and Albert Pishioneri Coach Karrs worked diligently to in troduce a new system with a mini mum of problems The Tigers final record showed four wins and five defeats X Left to right Mr Gill Mr Karrs Mr De Rosa Absent Mr Pishioneri ' ' Managers The importance of the managers job is iv clearly evident in both the coach s and play- ers dependence upon these young men in completing all jobs. Mr. Gugino and his boys proved to be johnny-on-the-spot at all times. Their actions necessitated alertness and readiness to swing into action on a moment's notice. Senior Tom Henschel, aided by Juniors Randy Green and Jim Schmitt, were a vital part of the team this year. Standing, left to right: Henschel, Green, Schmitt. Kneeling: Mr. Gugino, Equipment Manager. l48 ,X Q s 'lX, . 4 2' mf ' - f fi-fa. iff! , , R ,gg A V '04, K ..- ', 4 -Ffi ' 1 Q ' s' . ' an 'SWL' im, 'A X Qi , of f 'Q ol-1 QM' N , 4 f 34,35 Z U50 Q u ,gm :lg ' ' ,S , Ag -gl. ,Q gm A .XE 4 QQ' h 55 ' CD ' Q3 - fb , a, If i K i ., Yi.. I N? W. ,rr K: r L ,n ,V . 3: A V. A , X Y '-' -.. hu 1 . , ff' , ' . .. -f ' QF- ' - . I 1 1 'f'x - V . 'T 1 W x ' , ' A 1-u:'hi'2lJ w f': QU-T' Af - . '28 AX 5' I. -,mf '-SMX . . 4 , . , il: X as ,gl i' KG ' 'S L. ,Q 0 f, Muscles sta as Randy Greene soars h gh to clear the boards DENNY GAYDOSvBeing a time de- fensive player, Denny drew the assign- ment of guarding many of the oppositions' highest scorers. He was a very versatile player who not only rebounded well, but also scored consistantly. JERRY lVlALECKI'ePlagued by a football injury, Jerry was used sparingly through- out the season as a substitute. However, his evident desire to win was an asset to the tearn. Total Team Total Team Total Team Total Team Total Team Har-Braclds defense tightens under a driving offensive attack. Points Rebounds Assists Interceptions Shooting Percentage l,397 l,l98 l86 208 36.6 6l.l Total Team Foul Shooting Percentage CARL BEDNARZ-Possessed with a variety of shots, Carl used many of them to benefit the team by leading all scorers with a total of 358 points, an average of better than sixteen points a game. As captain of the team, he shcvved his allsaround play- ing ability by also leading the team in assists with a total ot 58 for the season. iff' I Y, , . 19 J'- I , l A FP .ll Last minute details . . . rechecklng plays . . . final questions . . . the last words- these are all a part of the pre-garne ritual. ,fszarn another goal maneuvers under the basket in an attempt to make JIM MAZZA-Although not leading the scorers very often, Jim's uncanny deceptiveness and ball-handling battled many ot the Big Greens toes throughout the season. t JOE KRZMENSKI-Used mainly as a substitute, Joe provided the much needed bench strength under the basket for the Tigers. ISS Lee Kennedy scrambles to gain possession ofthe contested sphere. 6, 61 Farrell 6, 63 Hempfield 6,6765 Latrobe 5 A 6,63 Freeport H64 Tarentum 66,650 Beaver Falls Springdale 52 Uniontown ,77, , 67 Charleroi ,oo77,,, 46 'KVandergrift 49 +New Kensington 51 'Kittanning L ,, 68 'Section Ga N165 LEE KENNEDY-An aggressive board- man at 6'4 Lee was one of the return- ing lettermen for Coach Gugino 1960. With his timely rebounds and baskets, he proved to be a valuable asset in many of the Tigers' victories. Elwood City 43 7'Ford City 7 55 Butler , 42 New Brighton 83 South Hill Catholic 61 'Vandergrift 39 New Kensington , 61 'Kittanning 54 Central Catholic 45 'Ford City 38 'kButIer 42 'Section Games FRANCIS SZARNICKI-As the tallest man on the team, Szar used his 6'6 frame to garner an average of better than 15 rebounds a game. Although playing with no varsity ex- perience, he proved to be most valuable by also dropping in a total of 248 points. Randy Greene determinedly pursues the ever-elusive ball 9 l96O JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Standing, left to right: Coach DeRosa, Brozowski, Glogowski, Alcorn, McCullough, Fredericks. Kneelng left to right: Pafraff, Polczynski, Dixon, Molinari, Benton, Foster. Managers Walt Kopec, Charles Kosakovv- ski, and Ray Grzyvvinski were the men behind the scenes during the basketball season. Their performance on the iob this past season has shown them to be worthy participants in an unheralcled phase of the great game of basketball. As managers of a contending team, the boys were kept hustling each day taking care of equipment and players. v..- Lett to right: Kopec, Kosakowski, Grzywinsk U U ,pa A 'Th-un.. 'L'f'll1ng.-5 W ' 'M M Y uy,1,-.- L '- fmrv, 5...-N, I SPR I XG SPOR TS .bow The weather changes, and a new set of sounds, a new cast of characters take over the sports scene. Spring comes to Har-Brack bringing not only mud and more rnud, but also all the sports that come with the spring season. ' Suddenly there is renewed activity on the cinder track, baseball practices last until there is no longer enough light to see the spheroid, and golf caps come out of winter storage This is the panorama of spring sports. 1 Baseball 9 Finishes Second in Section 9 Headed by Coach Nick Staresinic, Har-Brack's diamond men completed another successful season by finishing second in W.P.I.A.L. Section 9 with an over-all season record of ten wins and three losses. Led by the consistent hitting of seniors Mike Matsik, Leroy Eckenrod, and Bob Alcantara, the Tigers opened the season with a very decisive li-3 exhibition victory over Ford City. Also in exhibition, the Big Green proceeded to defeat Kittaning and Shaler respectively before opening section play. League action opened with W.P.l.A.l.. champions, Freeport. The defending champions proved no bar- rier for the high flying Tigers as they outfought them by the score of 3-1 behind the stalwart pitching of junior right-hander Stan Rafalko. Rafalko allowed the Yellowiackets a total of four hits in the decisive victory. The Tigers continued on their winning ways by whipping Springdale I-O in a league contest and Hurst 3-2 in exhibition before colliding with rival Ken Hi. It took the Raiders two extra innings, but they finally emerged victorious by scoring two runs in the ninth inning to end Har-Brack's five-game winning streak. After absorbing their first defeat of the season, the Tigers bounced back strong to defeat Arnold ll-6 in a section fracas. Following a l-O upset by Springdale, the Tigers revived their early season winning ways by defeating Kiski Prep, New Kensington, and Arnold respectively. As a season finale, the Big Green played host to Freeport to decide the section title. Har-Brack fought valiantly, but the defending champions proved to be too strong and virtually walked off the field with a 2-1 victory and another Section 9 championship. As a result of the loss, Har-Brack, for the second year in a row, had to accept being second best in Section 9. Safe or out9 The verd ct was undoubtedly safe as John Wuycheck slid nto third to set up a score n the crucial Freeport game l -.J an Wie-zff E-asf .ao- 5,1 Dnsplaymg the unfense desnre for a wan Make Matsnk pleads for a hut any type of a hat , ,Wd M. Thnrd baseman Joe Pollock turns on the steam on hrs way to home plate after cloutlng a long drnve into right center fteld pa -ff-gi' Nm :vagal :PX 'V Q4 'flea 'A M, Y'-v The umpire crouches Catcher Leroy Eckenrod gets set to recetve the pnch between pltcher and batter the crowd watches and wants for the result of thus due' X I' 4- - . l V Wg ' f , , 7 29 f' ,Q . 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F4 QL hi MJ' X 1959 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Top Row, left to nghr Bernacku, Hetrnck, Alcantara, Waltenbaugh, Polczynsku, Borotto, Kosakowskx Mrddle Row Mr Chuck, Wnlllams, Eckenrod, Wuycheck, Mmaruk, Wesolowskl, Rafalko, Yalko, DeWntt, Grzywrnskn, Schmltt, M Staresunuc Bottom Row Kopec, Kruszewskr, Hurley, Mark, Schmitt, Pollock, Matslk, Jacobs, Maleckl, Harblson, Young X .N X V s A T ll w x I 4 w ru A B9 - ' ,ali QB H Bly na, 5 ne V Q , fb ,F ' 2 s 7, . X ,lil , L f I ns pq ill BylHE HE, 1 5 H. u J 1 K , ln - S A mal S V l ' ' X1 aft 1 , , . i ' ' ' ' 'U' WLAN Olav ,V ,X n ' ' ' ' 165 Track Stresses Speed, Har-Brack's thinclads of Coach Chester Gill completed their first winning season since track became a sport at Har-Brack three years ago. By finishing the season with a two and one record in duel competition and by also placing second in a triangular meet, the Tigers proved a worthy opponent to the opposition. Har-Brack opened the season by trouncing Ford City 90-13 on the loser's track. Junior Doug McCurdy grabbed high scoring honors for the Tigers by winning the low hurdles and tying teammate McKinley Combs for the 100- yard dash. The Big Green continued its winning ways by thump- ing Elders Ridge 672!3-36Va. Doug McCurdy again led the Tigers by scoring T5 points as a result of winning the 100-yard dash, the 220, and the low hurdles competi- tion. Shaler handed the Tigers their first setback of the campaign by a narrow 56-53 score. The Tigers closed the season by competing in an in- vitational triangular meet in Brentwood. Har-Brack, with a score of 49, finished second behind Brentwood's 89, but managed to outscore Bethel's 28. Taking into consideration that the Tigers are handi- capped by not having their own track, Coach Gill and the boys parlayed, as a result of hard work, unbridled team spirit into a successful season. - ,,,,5'ti15-,ws J' ' C- m,fJQ:v' Its nce to go up but its the com ng down that hurts Denny Gaydos displays form as he clears the high iump in a practice session trength, HB , 90 HB ,672fa HB ,, B 53 HB W ,119 Triangular Meet and Sportsmanship Ford City Elders Ridge Shaler Brentwood Bethel l3 36Va 56 82 28 -3 .2V1l,q,.: - - ' 'ii 9' ef. Tr'-a. if-' -...nd uae Joe Walkiewicz displays perfect form as he begins the discus cycle. if A w Doug McCurdy, ace of the track team, clears the low hurdle with ease. If i Ted Gaworski takes to flight as he goes up and over in pole vault competition. I67 nu-von-ng. The gun sounds the ponsed runners move forward and another race rs begun Ron Knsh has body muscles strained leaps hugh In the nur In an effort to com plete a successful broad lump s ' , 'K js.. 1 3: 1959 VARSITY TRACK TEAM Top Row left to nghr Kremnnsk: Smufh Walkuewncz Lamparskn Malak Hefnck Harensku Palko Third Row Mr Gull Parker Kofczynsku McCullough Cnngota Supes Moller Klmgensmuth Szymkowlak McClure Bouch Blalock Sweeney Second Row Jancech Gaworskl Knsh Kuhnert Chrnss Slomkowskn Combs Hannan Wndmer Bottom Row Modzelowskn Bartell Henschel Gaydos Zembrzuskl Vorp McCurdy Sowmsku I68 Golf Team Repeats as Section Champs Defending the W P I A L championship the Har Brack Tigers golf team under the leadership of coach Tom Kernan copped the Section 2 golf title for the second consecutive year by virtue of an amazing winning streak of 29 VICTOFICS extending over three seasons The Tigers led by .lerry Bloch Jon Grantham Dave Dougherty Tom Fabry Bob Baker and Ed Mahduk extended the winning streak to 29 by conquer :ng ten opponents throughout the season Har Brack opened the season very impressively by whipping Van dergruft T6 O Jerry Bloch won medal honors for the Tigers with an Bl The Tigers humbled Richland Twp Springdale Ken Hu and Kit tanning each twice with the second triumph over Ken Hi proving to be the section clrncher ln this match the Tigers lead by Jon Grantham s 78 defeated the Raiders l3V2 2VQ at the Brackenrudge Helghts Country C ub To close out a very successful season the Big Green lost In the first round play off action to Ambrudge 8V2 7V2 In a sudden death play off at the Pitt Wildwood course The loss was the first for Har Brack since the T957 campaign With such a record the Tigers proved to be a fine representation and tribute to Har Brack Hugh School onstrate the tee shot ability of Jerry Bloch ace of the Har Brack lmksmen ib- The sand trap is the bane of all golfers Bob Baker makes a clean recovery from a rough situation by blasting his way out of a sand trap onto the fairway I69 U iv . . . I . . , - , 'z J . . A .g I I . ' . . I . 1 r f 1 , I , ,, 'I 1 1 ' I I . . . . , ' I I - I ' I Taut muscles and grim determination dem- I ' . . 5. . Qi, f 2 , ' I ,J 'T ' ' ,' ml a W wx.,-A 1 I L c Sis 1 l 7 , . 7 , va ll Q r . I QD' xv The moment is tense. The ball is stroked . . . and the marker quickly removed. lt's in the cup. Par is made. -fro There is skill in every shot whether it be wood or iron. Tom Fabry care- fully lines up his approach shot at the Brackenridge Heights Country Club. 42 V2 I 3 V2 V2 Vandergnft Rlchlancl Twp Sprlngdale New Kenslngton Knttannnng Vandergrnft Rrchland Twp Springdale New Kensrngton Kattannnng 2 ' 2 ' 2 7 'U 70414 Q5 'CV sk .1 Coach Tom Kernan barks out an order durlng a practice session The golf team has rnproved rapldly under hus tutelage T959 VARSITY GOLF TEAM Top Row, left to right: Molinari, Mahdik, Petras, Bocinec, McAfoose, Zigo, R. Geer, Scoff, Mr. Kernan. Bottom Row: Fabry, Grantham Bloch, Dougherty, Baker, E. Geer. The acquisition of skills and accumulation of facts might be enough if man were not the subject of education. The student, therefore, attempts to fulfill the prime objective of perfecting individuals by attending to all the facets of personality con- struction. The pursuit of excellence within the living group is a socializing process that one encounters daily through his classes, clubs, athletic events, bull sessions, or in casual ac- quaintances. In a living group, students learn to be conform- ing individualists in that decisions are made by individuals for the good of the entire group. Friendships are developed in the living group through subtle socializing events that are vital to our everyday existence. Students are in constant pur- suit, either consciously or unconsciously, of the goals of this area., O w...f Oli V, ' 1 Q-..,, I a Q Left to right: Masnick, Kuhnert, Lace, Rosewicz. Juniors Successfully JUNIOR OFFICERS JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Top Row, left to right: Hannan, Masnick. Middle Row: Gilbert, Voytko, Beatty, Salkeld, McCullough. Bottom Row: Reyer, Coll, Lace, 'I Wu son. I74 Sell Easter Cancl ROOM 202 Top Row, left to right: Crowe, Chuba Dombrowski, Domenick, Drahos, Cryt- zer, Crain, Cohen, DeWitt, M. Combs Middle Row: Mr. Maruskin, Campbell Dobrzynski, Citterberg, Cummings, L Combs, E. Clark, Deramo, Daum, Dan ner, DeAngelis. Bottom Row: Christie DiPerna, Clemons, Capellman, Cicholski Crouse, Copus, Coll, Cislo, C. Clark. Left to right: Mr, Davidek, Mr, Staresinic, Mr. Beers. ROOM 201 Top Row, left to right: Alwine, Abes Black, Bole, Altmeyer, Beers, Bloch Asay, Borowski. Middle Row: Mr. Beck Boda, Bower, Balog, Burns, Bennett Adams, Bowser, Brooks, Bock, Brown Bottom Row: Bartel, Bruno, Booker Allenberg, Barrett, Beatty, Beckwith Bubash, Brewer, Bell. ROOM 205 Top Row, left to right: Kammerdeiner, Kort, Kravits, T. Jones, Krofchick, Ka bay, Juris, Kuhnert. Middle Row: Mr. Hudson, Kolar, C. Jordan, Kopec, Kirk- land, Lace, Kaminski, Kruzewski, Kosa kowski. Bottom Row: M. Jordon, Ken nah, Kolek, M. Jones, Janosky, Kanop- ski, Kalmeyer, Kozier, Janlcowski, King Absent: Brooks. I76 ROOM 203 Top Row, left to right: Geer, Feitk- necht, Eckenrod, Goscieiew, C. Fields, Guinta, Geiger, Dupain, W. Fields, Gidos. Middle Row: Mrs. Briggs, Esler, Frederick, Ellerman, Gilbert, Edmonds, Gardziel, Drum, Dymkoski. Bottom Row: Emerson, Frederick, Elliot, S. Glogowski, Fiscus, M. Glogowskiy Ful- lerton, Fink, Gajda. ROOM 204 Top Row, left to right: Howell, Hamil ton, K. Haugh, Grzywinski, Greene Gross, C. Huey, Grondwalski, Hrivnak Hartge. Middle Row: Miss Clement, F Haugh, Hannan, B. Huey, Jack Jacques, Hladney, Gregory, Hanzlik Bottom Row: Honnef, Helgerr, Hoff man, Jackson, Hosey, Homer, Harned Halas, Herbulock. 1 1 ROOM 209 Top Row, left to right: Ritchie, Roze- wicz, Quinio, Pierce, R. Ross, Romano- wski, Rykaczewski, Tom Popowicz, Phillippi, Plocki. Middle Row: Mrs. Hirtle, Rupert, Rodgers, S. Ross, Ro- zicki, Placki, P. Richards, Ponteri, Terry Popowicz, Pisani. Bottom Row: Potocni, Reyer, J. Richards, Robertson, Roll, Reese, Polczynski, Pierwsza, Picanzo. ROOM 206 Top Row, left to right: Masarik, S. Malecki, Mallets, Lynch, MCAfoose, Malobicky, Loynd, Lillo, Luzik. Middle Row: Mrs. Salvatore, Masnick, Ma- rasia, Laskowski, McCafferty, McHenry, Lamparski, Maley, Leipertz, Malak, Lehman. Bottom Row: Linhart, Mangol, Malecki, Maletich, Mailki, Mallits, Low, Lynn, Malak, Mazza. ROOM 208 Top Row, left to right: Nowacki, Mc- Call, McGrath, Modzelewski, J. Noble, Nowicki, Pawloski. Middle Row: Mrs. Engstrom, McKinney, Palko, McGarrity, Naughton, McCurdy, Nowikowski, Pe- tras, Natskakula. Bottom Row: Mina- rik, McCullough, Oberg, Nichols, Mills, Oblinger, Nulph, Meso, Mech- ling, Nagy. Absent: E. Noble, Pershing. ROOM 212 Top Row, left to right: Weber, Yaiko Zigo, Zembrzuski, Zendarski, Wisniew ski, Walkowiak, Ziemkiewicz, Wasier- ski, Wright, D. Walker. Middle Row Mr. Rutkowski, Wilks, Williams, R. Wa silowski, Wolfe, Wildi, Wohfeil, Wood- hall, Wasson, White. Bottom Row: Zim- merman, Walter, Wray, l.. Walker, Wil- son, Wiley, Walsh, Zigo. Absent: T. Wasilowski. ROOM 210 Top Row, left to right: Schmitt, Se- keras, Starczewski, Sadows, Seel, W. Simpson. Middle Row: Mr. Jacques, Sprentz, K. Stiller, Salmane, M. Simp- son, Sleighter, Stimel, R. Stiller. Bot- tom Row: Salkeld, Seitz, Steffen, Stack, Southward, Sadesky, Sgro, Schied. Absent: Sadowski, Schrecengost, Schwartz, Scoff, Simon. ROOM 2il Top Row, left to right: Varos, Tomson Tady, Sczepanski, Szarnicki, Taggart J. Thompson, J. Szafranski, Thomm Middle Row: Mrs. Schmitt, Such, Vorp E. Szymkowiak, Sydlik, E. Szafranskil Tarazewski, Toy, Stroud, S. Szymko- wiak. Bottom Row: Valasek, Swiklin- ski Szewczak S Thom son To olski Sugaiski, Swartzlander. 1 4 1 r 1 I - P I P Thomas, Voitko, Troup, Tyler. Absent. w ' Eager Sophomores Show SOPH OM ORE OFFICERS Left to right: Stewart, Adams, Maliszewski, Metzger. SOPH OM ORE REPRESENTATIVES l80 ',,.-4 Top Row, I f to right: Dietz, Colwell, Levis, Beaver. Bottom Row: Thimons, Parsons, Metzger, Stewart. Absent: Glogowski. Enthusiasm in Card ales SOPH OM ORE ADVISORS Left to right: Mr. Guzzi, Mr. DeRosa, Mr. Iman. Schedule conflicts! The poor sophomores must feel that such diversions are deliberately planned to aid in their introduciion to life at Har-Brack. E' ROOM 124 Top Row, left to right: R. Conroy, Campbell, Crytzer, Carter, Clark, Car- ney. Middle Row: Miss Kennedy, Cris- man, Collier, Cislo, Colwell, Colin, F. Conroy. Bottom Row: J. Chelko, S. Chelko, Dale, Chybrzynski, Daloise, Cingota, Combs, Burrows. ROOM 126 Top Row, left to right. L. Eshenbaugh, Evanski, Ewing, Drum, Ehrmentrout, Fleischman. Middle Row: Mrs. Davis, Dobrzynski, DeSanfo, W. Eshenbaugh, Earley, Dixon, Fleming, Fischer. Bottom Row: EHard, Dcbradenka, Degnan, Ed- wards, Filous, Dietz, Dougherty. I82 ROOM Ili Top Row, left to right: Blackburn Adams, Bressuciak, Benton, Belli, Bro- cious, Brzozowski. Middle Row: Mr DeRosa, Bombalski, Brooks, Bonner, Burke, Boroto. Bottom Row: Burk Beaver, Brukner, Ashbaugh, Burger Borowski, Bogacki, Borkowski, Anuzek Absent: Acre, Alcorn, Alwine. 4 Q 'f5f 3 af W, , ' s rid ' A41 ,Li . 5 aivv-,l, K wb Qs. if fy? I nb , if 'ba f .1 mp K my fi , VA L A . ulx. 151 ', ' -.xg Y , I Y ix. 2: :Q 4 lg .vw WxS,,u 4 Qi , Q45 I . A ' -3 'Qu f I' , K . -. ,-s1.yj? - .ff +5 .ff 'til . , K L Q ' . W fs. ' kv M A X ' 4-rf E9 , 5 --L K '- I .f j .14 -eff Q ,- pf - 1 Q 41? - li, in , fl, ' A v A 3. r a nw . 'lr , , X , 1 wi 1 1 N, JF, A , ,ix --, L1 'Z ' ' a I l , va? js: . ' - ' 4. :yr Q in R. m vs -H Q4 Y K' A rg -A I ig.: I83 ROOM 223 Top Row, left to right: Sleighter, Stroud, T. Slomkoski, D. Smith, T. J. Smith, Shannonhouse, Shaner Stephenson, Stitt, Siess. Middle Row Mr. Cecchetti, Shaw, Sterling, F, Slom: kowski, Scovern, Shook, T. Smith, Stull 1 Sowinski. Bottom Row: Strom, K. Stew- art, M. Smith, Simpson, Teeters, Sosin- ski, Seyler, D. Stewart, Signorella, A Smith. ROOM 225 Top Row, left to right: Weaver, West Zandarski, Zahorchak, Wadding, Zu: larwinski, Wasilowski, Wiskimann Trinski. Middle Row: Mr. Guzzi, Vargo, Vokish, Wadyko, Walkowski, Valek Walker, Trusik, Wilt, Veremeychik, Vandersyde. Bottom Row: Urbanski Thompson, Valasek, Znosko, Walten- baugh, Wright, Wilks, Thimons, Tocci IB4 1 ROOM 220 Top Row, left to right: Willard Schott Rusak, R, Scholl, Penn, Polczynski, Sa dowski, Rugh, William Schott, Pietro lai, Pontious. Middle Row: Mr. lman Poston, Rostas, Rea, C. Patterson, Reen Richards, Remacle, Rybicki, Rotto, Pow er, Ruedger, Pitkavish, O. Patterson Bottom Row: Parsons, Pisani, Pugh Palwszewski, Rollins, Rzeczkowski, Reigard, Reyer, Rahman, S, Scholl, 1 U-all 14 Y? 'Mei ,L 25 24 2 5 , Y e E 'wifi ' I K X . N A e IC 'WN' like W ' ,, . A '4'ur i BL womans-R' .5 , Y 'fur ff' The complete development of the student is en- X ar Brack through work in the more Varsity Club Develops Team Work i 1 ,f 5 I The development of good sportsmanship and good fellowship both on and off the playing field is the main objective of the members of the Varsity Club. The group is composed of the athletic managers 1 and those boys who participate in V athletics. Jointly advised by Coaches Karrs and Gugino, the boys enter- tain annually at a winter formal dance which is sponsored in co-op- eration with G.L.C. and at a picnic in the spring for members only. OFFICERS Top Row, left to right: Mr. Karrs, Mr. Gugino, Mr. Gill, Mr. DeRosa, Mr. Pishioneri. Bottom Row: Harenski, Gaydos, Schmitt. TREES AND nnewoov msn, CLUB . wg wsu. DELIVER L....... The advent of the Christmas season saw Varsity Club members take on the new role of businessmen in order to finance the buying of iackets. l86 Throu, h Athlenc Partzcnpatlon Sweeney Korczynska Harenskl Gearnnger Mlecznnkowslm Parker Rafalko Bednarz McClure Palko Hefrack Nltowskl Pawlak T Henschel Bottom Row McCurdy Hannan Waltenbaugh Szarnlckl Gaydos Krzemlnskn Kennedy Smnh Harblson Absent Vorp Top Row left to right Zembrzuskn Walker Maloblcky Starczewskl Gunnfa Greene Mallefs Loynd Masarnk Middle Row Kosakowsku Krofchuk Eckenrod Muller Yalko Modzelewsku Rosewnca Wasnlowsku Lnllo Grzywmskn Bonom Row Scoff Kopek Maleck. Palko De Wm Rnchoe Kammerdenner Kruszewsku Combs U I C U 5 5 i 1 I ff 4 ' l , I I Top Row, left to right: Nyland, Mark, Henschel, Bartell, Malak, Walkiewicz, Teklinski, Wuycheck, Sowinski, Malecki. Middle Row: 1 l , ,, W7 I87 Charm Club Stresses Trans of ---.....,,,, OFFICERS Left to right Janello Rahner Mass Clement Advlsor Plerce Standmg Brczenuch a Good ecretary The Charm Club one of the most active clubs on campus IS an organization whose alm IS to make the future secretary more compe tent Meetung once a month Mass Clement provndes the proper atmos phere an whuch club members can learn the essential tralts of a good secretary Through lnterestnng dem onstratlons lectures and trips the gurls develop natural charm poise, good groomlng, correct posture and soclal etiquette Only those Sensor gurls takmg Buslness Engllsh are ellglble for membership Top Row left to nght Pawlak Pnerce Brozennch Angus Skowronskn Lassnnger Parsons Plaslck Wygomk Middle Row Rahner Rykaczewsku Glodowskn Norrns Kultkowsku Barr Behmng Hutel Eslep Goldsheater Bottom Row Sydluk Cooper lsenberg Desknns Janello Heasley Rupert Nntowsku Slobodnuk Doverspuke Absent Henderson Manley Szafranskl l 1 I l ' I . Q . ' ' 1 - an-C ff - - . ,vi , ' ' I I l . sw . , ' I , x ,W ' : , , ' , ' , ' . ' : ' . , QQEQ ,i 1 A xg ,5 - , 5 I tl It l i is tl 5 1 I f V it , ,f 1 'la' ,Q 'sf ,tw K as 'ali V, 1, I 3 1 1 , .A I . : I - I . I I Al ' I I I I . ' l : I .I .I .I I I I I I I ' : I I f I , , , ' I , - I t , . In erfuzce Trammg Gamed 19 Future Teachers Am I Interested In teaching as a professuon'P In what grade level would I teach best? Questions such as these are answered for the members of the Future Teachers of America durlng theur year s work Students planning to enter the teachmg professuon are given a broader understandmg of the responsnbrlmes dutles and rewards of teachung through the GCTIVITISS of the Future Teachers of Amenca Members study the requure ments and standards of teachung Sev eral guest speakers address the group concerning the essentials of a good teacher During the school year mem bers receive an opportunity to gaun ex perlence by student teaching In the ele mentary grades SENIOR F T A fop Row left to right Solomon Holmes Achmoody Block Collms Edwards Crouse Bell Harper Rmehart Leach Middle Row Hememan Buzzard Sports Costlow Kotesku Zahorchak Betush Evans Schrecker Schaeffer Oldenburg Bottom Row Antkovuak Fruel Huey Ven turlm McCurdy Wllllams Cogley Summers Relgard O I D - ,, . . . - ,, ,, ,, - ' l . . I I s , - ,sit lt e 5,3 5 1-if T x K sf ,f Q, , 'I , , I I I .I I JUNIOR F.T.A. Top Row left to rIght Sadesky Sgro CIchoIskI Harned Cummmgs GIIbert Clemons Walker Beatty WIlson Southward MalIts Capellman MechlIng Bubash MIddle Row Brewer Huey Jordan ShIed Malak Vogtko Szewc zak Clark Homer Jack DEramo Honnef Reyer Hoffman ZIgo Bottom Row SydlIk Herbulock Balog Ross ZImmerman Thompson LInhart Barrett Thomas Walsh tudzes Professwns ualzfzcatzons The Future Nurses of AmerIca BSSISTS senIor gIrls Interested In a nursIng ca reer Wllh the selectIon of theIr future traInIng schools and theIr Sp6CIflC fIelds o study AuthorItIes In the nursIng fIeld are Invlted to speak to the group In an ef fort to develop a greater understandmg of t h I s worthy professIon Top Row left to nght NorrIs KlSlel KUSZkOWSkI Shade VokIsh Schoone Bonner MIddIe Row Anderson Darlene Bradley Edwards PelIcan KIer Vrotney Brooks Kennah Donna Bradley Broadfoot Bottom Row Hazlett Ross Rea Urban Hepler Swartzlander SImpson Sadesky Welsh . . .. . . . I 5 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 - 0 Q 7 n I Q 0 o 0 L' 2 I X I I l 3 . 4 I I , 5 - I 3 I. , I I , , I .I I I . I f II 7 I . II I L 'QI I . -A ,b I Ei I ft I I .Is I E iz, t' L l . . I W f - ,A , ' l . .. . , ., . I I I I I I I I I - 5 I I I I I I I I I - 5 I I I I I I I I Modern Methods of Retallmg Presented to DE Dlstrlbutnve Education ns a supervised traunnng pro gram for student employees In retaul wholesale and servuce sellmg D E as a pro gram In which nearly every one benefits Through theur monthly social functlons the D E Club members share common expenences In the business world Mr McSparnn them structor presents the mod ern methods of retanlnng basnng has course on the axiom that knowledge plus experience equals skull Top Row left to nght Stuller Fabry Malak Hetnck Wnsnlewslu Dan Middle Row Lllly Domanskn Penn Brenmghouse Mahdnk Cohen Bottom Row Wnley Polczynskl Szymkownak Harbuson Pavlak Schreckengost Young Urbanskl Rumbaugh Klndler Absent Pappas amera Acldwts Learn F me Pomts of an Art Top Row, left to nght Stanley, Gibson, Lasmskn, Mr Cecchettl, Nuerenberger, Mnckey, Carter Bottom Row Parry Lynn, McHenry, Peters, Hopkms, Boncella The Camera Club ands Interested students an becoming better aC qualnted with the proc esses of photography Members gam valuable experience by applyung the new techmques In theur efforts to achueve the ultnmate In theur pho- tographuc work I9I O C ' O I 311' it Q : A t -ft ts . . . . , 3 l. 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Thanks to the deservmg few An udea or theme has been molded unto a yearbook Thus moldung us the result of the work of every member of the staff for each has left hus mark on the shape of the funal result The staff members have put un long hours on the book When I try to convey my gratutude to thus group I come to the word thanks Thus word us used many tumes un a meanungless way but un thus case I want the realuzatuon of a suncere feelung to be understood Thanks then to Laurel Ann for her work as a true Co Edutor She handled the luterary completely Hers was a gugantuc task Thanks also to Jum Whute for hus photography work In vuew of the fact that a yearbook consusts mostly of puctures the chuef photographer becomes almost unduspensable Such was the case A specual thanks to Becky Huey who desugned the beautuful cover She gracuously put up wuth the opunuons and uudgements of others who dud not under stand her work Credut must also be guven to Mr Kensek who helped us over the rough spots on the cover I want Rosalund to know how I apprecuated her doublung as proofreader and member of the luterary Thanks to Gerry a buddy who always had hus sports wrute ups done on tume Also thanks to Bob Parker for schedulung all the pucture appountments so we The sellung of advertusements a few months before a mauor struke us to take place can be dusconcertung The Advertusrng commuttee however set a new record un money earned whuch gave us unlumuted scope un plannung the book The Luterary staff began the tremendous task of senuor wrute-ups wuth a sense of humor and determunatuon that contunued to the very end of theur uob The many hours behund each wrute-up us known only to the members of thus group The Layout commuttee dud the actual plannung and drawung of the book Thus meant stayung late each nught to plan ahead and then burnung the mudnught oul to have the plans drawn up for the next day The book us perhaps more a murror of theur udeas and work than any other group The layouts and Iuterary were combuned by the Typung commuttee Theurs was a rush uob Deadlunes can be murder Specual credut also must be guven to Mr Evans of Hull Studuo for doung all the luttle thungs possuble to help us create a better book To Mr Beers I cannot express my thanks I feel that through hus guudance and advuce the yearbook has been my greatest experuence to date He has greatly unfluenced my lufe A most umportant thanks to my parents for theur constant encouragement Also for theur acceptance of the fact that I had to be a few hours late gettung home every nught and that ut was necessary many tumes for me to work untul early un the mornung If I have mussed anyone Im sorry As I saud before uts so hard to express one s feelungs of gratutude after such a tremendous uob us completed MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER Edutor 1960 TIGER 0 . f . 1 ' ' 11 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 - 1 , . . . , 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 1 , . 1 - . 1 I . 1 . 1 - - 1 1 ' I , , , . . 1 I J 1,5 F f 'Q' 'E 6, nf? 55.1 x ff ' s Y - Cie -f ' .. sf-' v '.. 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A n v x 5 -A 43 , Q A? 414, -J 54 s Mia: ' Y ' 'Iii 5 , , ,V 4' 4 MM , 32 4 4 P an A, AD VER TIS 41 l'- 'if' 'I-K Xing -Q Achmoody Mr and Mrs John A Acre Mr and Mrs Howard Adamskl Mr and Mrs Sylvesler A Frnend Anderson Lelghion Anderson Mr and Mrs Wllllam Andrews Mr and Mrs Wnlllam R Angelum Mr and Mrs Lewls Angus Mr and Mrs James Ann Ballsh Beaury Salon Anonymous Anikovnak Eileen and Lunda Anfkovlak Mr Michael Arl' 8: Lnnen Shop Ashron Thomas Baczynskn Rose Bams Barber Shop Bam Barbara Ann Barr Mrs Kafherme Balls Mr and Mrs S Baranowskl Carherme C Baransky Sfamed Glass Sfudlo Barch Mr and Mrs Leon Barkowslu Mr and Mrs Joseph Barne'H' Mr and Mrs Roberi' A Bariell Mr George Bariell Mr and Mrs Davud Bariell Mr and Mrs Peier Bar+ell Paul Barfoslewlcz Mr and Mrs John Basnak Mrs Frank Baveh Mr and Mrs Frank Bazard Mr and Mrs Walrer S Beck Mr and Mrs Harry Behmng Lyne Behmng Mr and Mrs Paul Bell Mary Jo Bell Mr and Mrs Roberi' Besse George Famlly Belush Mr and Mrs Carl J Befush Mr and Mrs Elmer Befush Mr and Mrs Rudy Buesecker Mr Calvin Bush Mr and Mrs Aushn E Bloch Carol Jean Bloch Gerald Bloch Mr and Mrs Anrhony Bloch Mr and Mrs Slanley F Bloom Conme PATRCNS Bobeck Mr and Mrs Bollmger Mr and Mrs Joseph Boncella Mr and Mrs Bonner Mr and Mrs Borkowsku Cecllla Borofo Mr and Mrs Samuel BoHcher Mr and Mrs George Boucha+ Mr and Mrs Merle Bower Mr and Mrs Boyer Mr and Mrs Frances Brackenrldge Hardware Bradley Mr and Mrs Gene Brannon Muss Enleene Braun Mr and Mrs Richard Bremer Mr and Mrs Roberl' H Brenmnghouse Mr and Mrs George Broadfool' Mr and Mrs Wnlllam Brook Mr and Mrs Wllllam Brooks Mr and Mrs EmmeH' Brozenlch Mr and Mrs Edward Brozozowskl Mrs Vuciorla Buehl Jackie Lee Buehl Mrs John Burdick Barbara Burdick Mr and Mrs Edson Burfner Mrs Buzzard Mr and Mrs Jame Buzzard Peggy Cairns Dr Roberi' Harlan Caporaln Francis Caporall Mrs F M Carroll Mrs W L Carroll Vnrglnla Cassudy Mrs Wllllam Caugher+y Mr and Mrs H Chelko Anfhony Chelko Miss Margaref Chelko Mr and Mrs Ben Chrlsfopher Mr and Mrs Ml e ChTlS+Y Mr John A Chybrzynskl Mr and Mrs Frank Creslmsks Francis Csncala Rudy lQuall+y Grocerues Cmgoia Jan Cmgola Mr and Mrs Clark Herk Codley Mr and Mrs Cohen Mr and Mrs George Colm Mr and Mrs A M l , .. . . E. I ' I. , ' , Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Richard . Buril, lMrs..Marge l l , u . . ' I , l. . s E. . . I ' . . . I I . . y PATRONS Coll Tom Colllns Mr and Mrs Roberi' Comperarore Mark Allen Cooper Alberf Cooper Mrs Margaref Cooper Mrs Oscar Corrale Mr and Mrs S Corner Daury Cosrlow Mr and Mrs Charles W Cowen Mr and Mrs Charles Crusan Mr and Mrs Culfone Mr and Mrs C Cywmsku Mr and Mrs Joseph Czekalsku Mrs Marlon Demharrer Mr and Mrs John Demma Mr and Mrs Mackey Derrmger Mr and Mrs L A Derrmger Regus Deskms Mrs Lenora Deskms Mr and Mrs R M Dlefrlch Mr Louns Dugnacables Mr and Mrs Dlgracables Candy S'l'ore Dluback Mrs Dlubaks Slam Glass Dlubak S'l'udlos Dougheriy Mr and Mrs George Dougherfy Mr and Mrs Wayne A Doverspnke Mr and Mrs Evans Mr and Mrs George Fabry Tom Falblk Mrs Sfeve Felczak Mrs Mary and Julla Ferree Allen Ferree Joan Ferree Mr and Mrs J Allen Fewer Mr and Mrs A W Flndley Mr and Mrs Lewis Funk Mrs Karherune Funk Mr and Mrs Edward Fischer Mr and Mrs Wnllnam Jr Fleischer Gordon Flenscher Mr and Mrs Eugene Fox Wesley Red Frederlcks Mr and Mrs Alberl' Frlel Mary Befh Frrel Mr and Mrs D V Frrel Sue Froni' Hall Crew Galvaneks Marker Gan'l'er H C Gardrma Ernesl Gasperslc Mr and Mrs Anfon Gass Mrs Mnldred Gasion Mr and Mrs Wllllam Gaydos Frank Glbson Dr and Mrs F M Gllberi Mass Carol Doversplke Mr and Mrs Wallace Glemn Mr and Mrs Jacob Dudeck Mr and Mrs F G Glens Cusiard Dudek Mrs Edward Glodowskr Mrs Sophie Dugan Mr Marhn Glodowskl Mr and Mrs Ted Durkas Margarel' and Margo Glowackr Mr and Mrs John DIJSlKO Ml' and Mrs l'lal'OlCl Ggldlnqer Mr Newfgn Dusko Harold Goldsheafer Arlene Marne Eberles P00l ROOYT1 Goldsheaier Audrey Edmonds l l6I'dW6I'e Goldsheaier Mr and Mrs Edwards Mr Murray Goughenour Mr and Mrs Emerson Dr and Mrs H B Goughenour Mr and Mrs Ellwood Engle Mr and Mrs Blame GFBCZYRS Mdfliel' Erdley Mr and Mrs Thomas Grass Ml' and Mrs F G Erlccson Mr and Mrs Edward Green Ml' and MVS Clark W Eshbaugh Mr and Mrg Gregory Mr and Mrs George E Eslep Kay Gramm Mr and Mrs Ross E Eslep Mr ind Mrg William Grmchuk Mr and Mrs Alex Egler Mr and Mrs Jameg Grondwalsku Francrs Evang Mfg Mame Gl'OSSITlUm El'lrllCh Evans Mr and Mrs George W Grove Mr and Mrs Chesfer E mer ' ', 1 . .D. ', , , , Dillen, Leona Garvin,IMr. and Mrs. L. E. PATRONS Grunden Mr and Mrs Edwln Grunden Mr and Mrs Haduch Mr and Mrs Slanley Haduch Mr and Mrs Ted M and Mrs C A Hale r Hanna Mr and Mrs Charles J e h Hannan Mr and Mrs os p Harblson Mr and Mrs James Harmon Mr and Mrs Roy O Harned Mr and Mrs Wayne Har er Mr and Mrs John P Harrngan Mr James l Harhq Mr Chares Haffleld Mr and Mrs J D and Brenda Hazleff Mr and Mrs Eugene F HazleH Mr and Mrs George Hazle++ Mr and Mrs Wllllam Heasley Mrs Florence Heasley Mr and Mrs Roberl' Heck Mr and Mrs Henry L Heck Mr and Mrs Wnllus A Helneman Eleanor Hememan Mrs Pauline Hemphllls Mens Wear Henchel Mr and Mrs Vlncenl' Henderson Mr and Mrs Ralph and Margie Henderson Ralph Jr Henry Mr and Mrs Hepler Mr and Mrs Clifford d M s Thomas Hepler Mr an r Helruclc Mr and Mrs Louls D Heirlclc Mr and Mrs Leon Hull Jean Hull Mr and Mrs Charles H M John L Hull Mr and rs Hull Mr and Mrs Wllbu Hlnz Mr and Mrs Emul Hobbs Mrs Eugenla Holuday Mr Joseph I' Holmes Mr and Mrs Roberi' K Holfshour Mr and Mrs H G Homer Mr and Mrs James Hoover John Horneman Mrs Mary Hoschend Curhs M Lawrence Hoscheld Mr and rs H ei Mr and Mrs Vlclor lil e Mr and Mrs Wlllard J U Y Huges Marlin Van Huges Mrs Van Humphreys Mr and Mrs T G Jr Hunluewlcz Mr and Mrs Hun'l'er Mr and Mrs Wnlllam Hurley Mr and Mrs Thomas Hu+el Mary Jane Hul'el Mr and Mrs M Iacmo Mr and Mrs Anihon lrwm Mr and Mrs Clarenc lrwln Mr and Mrs C lsenberg Lols lsenberg Mr and Mrs K lfchelc Mr and Mrs K O Jack Mrs Jack Mr and Mrs Ralph Jacques Mr and Mrs Charles Janceclc Mr and Mrs John Janceclc Sylvesler Janello Mass Sylvla Janello Mr A J Jessup Faye Jessup Mr Jezllx Mrs Johnsfon Johnslon Mr and Mrs E K and Mrs Samuel Joseph Mrs Paul Johnson r a Junlalc Ka'l'hy Kammerdenner Mr and Mrs D Kanleclu Mr and Mrs John Kennerdell Dr and Mrs E H Kepple Mr and Mrs R W Kmdler Mr and Mrs George Kmdler George Kmdler Mervln Kmdler Muriel Kmdler Shirley Kassel Mass Be+h Krsuel Mr and Mrs Carl Klemzalr Mr and Mrs Edward Knapelc Tallors K h+ Mrs Helen Seflon mg Knoch Kenny and Esiher Knoch Rlchard and Ray Knoch Sharon Kolar Mr Andrew Kolar Mr and Mrs Sieve Konopslu Mr and Mrs Henry Kopec Loune Kopec Mrs Tullle Korczynslu Mr and Mrs Roman . I ' ' . I , . . Y , . . . -I , , e Helmininaclc, Joseph l , . . . ' . ', M1 na Ma. Ill. ' Korczynslu Thomas Kosmal Myron Kosmal Thomas Koleslu Amfa Ko+eslu Mr and Mrs Joseph Kovalr Mr and Mrs Marhn Kovalc Thomas Kowalslu Mr Sfanley Kozuer Mr Paul Kozler Rosemarie Kravlis Mr and Mrs John Krlshnn Mr and Mrs Franlr and Family Krofchulr Mr and Mrs Joseph Krupa Mr and Mrs Joseph Kruse Karen Krufzs Super Marl:e+ Krzemmslu Edward Krzemmslu Irene Krzemmslu Mr and Mrs Joseph Krzemmslu Vmcenf Kulllcowslu Mr Frank Kulnlzowslu Mr and Mrs Z Kulllcowslu Thomas Kunlrle Mr and Mrs Roy M Kurn Mr and Mrs George Kuszlcowslu Mr Slanley Kuszlcowslu Mrs Slella Lace Dr and Mrs Richard E Ladle Mr and Mrs H G Lang Mr and Mrs E T Lang Mr and Mrs Henry A Lassmger Mrs P H Lassmger Mr P H Jr Layne Mr and Mrs Anlhony Leach Mr and Mrs George Leonard Haur Slylusfs Lewus Mr and Mrs Gerald Lncholc Don Lucholc Marcne Llcholr Mr and Mrs Louls LII Deb and Don Luly Lee Ann Lllly Mr and Mrs Samuel E Llnza Mr and Mrs Gene Lnpperl' Mr and Mrs Louns F Lnpperl Mr and Mrs Ludwig Lvsco Mr and Mrs Anihony Lnsco Mr and Mrs Michael Lloyd Mr and Mrs Clalr PATRCNS Lloyd Mr and Mrs T O ow Lawry Ann Low Mr and Mrs S E Lowry Barbara Sue Lowry Mr and Mrs Adam Lulrac Mr ancl Mrs J Lynch Ralph H and Sons Maddox Mr and Mrs Morgan Mahdllc Mr and Mrs Clemenl Malalc Tom Malalr Mr and Mrs John C Maleclu Mr and Mrs Chesfer Malnszewsln Mr and Mrs Ted Maloney Mr and Mrs W J Mangan: Mr and Mrs Joseph N Manley Mr and Mrs Oscar Mark Mr and Mrs George M Maslcas 81 Sons Wholesale Dnsl' Massar'I's Resfauranl Mazur Mr and Mrs Fred McClaln Mr and Mrs Ralph McClain Ralph McClure Mrs Waller McCurdy Mr and Mrs Charles McCurdy Mr and Mrs Franlz McCurdy Cleamng McGee Mr and Mrs James McGee Mr and Mrs John and Jaclc McMas+ers Mrs George McPherson Harold Mc uade Dr and Mrs James McQuade Bum Mears Mr and Mrs Wllllam Meclrey Kennelh Meclrey Marnan Mehal Mr and Mrs Andy Mrallu Mr and Mrs Rnchard MIGCZHILOWSLI Mr and Mrs Mllberger Mr and Mrs Herberl Mnlberger Roberfa CM Mvlluron Lawnmower Servlce Mnlluron Mr Lawrence Malls Mr and Mrs Blair Mulls Mrs Eumce Mmarulr Mr and Mrs Mllre Monfgomery Mr Paul Monfgomery Roy G Morrell Dr and Mrs D R Mol-'Ion Marsha Moser Mrs Jeanne I I L 2 ' U U 1 Kufsch, Mr. and Mrs. Ed 'I '. 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Mofosnclres Jewelers Mofosrclcy Mr and Mrs Clem Mozena Mrs Ernesl Mozza Mr and Mrs Anfhony Mrozlnslu Mr and Mrs E E Napnerlcowslu Mrs G Napnerlcowslu Mr and Mrs Pele Nafowslu Mr Sianley Nurowslu Mr and Mrs Sfeve Nold Mr and Mrs Herberf Nold Jack Norrns Marlm Jr Norrls Mass Mae Norris Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nulfy Mr and Mrs George A Nyland Mr and Mrs Leroy Oberg Karen Oberg Mr and Mrs Don Ohl John Ohl Mr and Mrs Henry Oldenburg Mr and Mrs Ohs Orlus Ron Osfroslu Mr and Mrs Leonard Orzechowslu Mr and Mrs Henry Paffrarh Mr and Mrs Larry Palewslu Eihel Palculsln Mr and Mrs Richard Pallalc Mr and Mrs Rober+ Pallro Mr and Mrs Ma'H'hew Pappas Mr and Mrs John Parlcer Muss Edu+h Parlcer Mrs Harry Parry Mr and Mrs Edward Parsons Mr and Mrs Joseph Pa'I'rIcua s Beaufy Salon Pa'Herson Mr and Mrs C A Pawlalx Mr and Mrs John Pelczar Mr and Mrs Kasmlr Pelican Marlene Pelican Mr and Mrs Wllllam Penn Mr and Mrs George Pe'I'ers Mr and Mrs Adam Peferson Mr and Mrs C O Pefhgrew Mr and Mrs Charles T Phnlllps Mr and Mrs Leonard Prazza Mr and Mrs Joseph Pierce Mr and Mrs James Plasnclr Mr and Mrs Joseph Ploclu Debble Plonslu Mr Ray PATRONS Polczynslu Mr and Mrs Franlr Porierfleld Mr and Mrs J V Powell Mr and Mrs Ar+hur Prager Mr and Mrs John Jr Praha Hoiel Pry Mr and Mrs Harry Pulral Andy Pulcal Mr and Mrs Joseph Purves Mr and Mrs WI Iam Radvan Mrs Paul Rafalko Dr L S Rahner Mrs Pearl Rahner Mr and Mrs Herberl Ray Mr and Mrs Arfhur W Rea Mr and Mrs Al+on Rebhun Mr and Mrs F C Reedy Mr and Mrs Glenn Reen Dr and Mrs O W Reen Richard Reese Mr Thomas Reeser Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rehner Delores Rerller Mr and Mrs Remaley Mr and Mrs Samuel J Ruce Mr Waller Ruclrerd Loss RlCk6l'd Mr and Mrs Frederick Rmeharl' Mr and Mrs Dale Rmeharf Rosalund D Rnpper H G Rnpper Mr and Mrs Dale Ruvers Mr and Mrs Roberl' Roberfson Mr and Mrs Roberi Roos Mr and Mrs Oscar Ross Mr and Mrs Ernesf Rofh Mr and Mrs L F Rudolph Mass Colleen Rudolph Mr and Mrs Rumbaugh Mrs Edna Melvnn Rumbaugh Mr and Mrs David Rumbaugh Mr and Mrs Wayne Ruperf Mr and Mrs Vucior Ruperls Truclung Rusrewucz Funeral Home Ruflcowslu Mr and Mrs Wal+er Rylraczewslu Mr and Mrs Felix Saccardu Mr and Mrs Reno Salrll Mr and Mrs Howard Salvareera Mrs Louus - I I' ' . . 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V 7 122 180 ' V V 6 V 6 66 Q6 6 6 66 108 - 6 666666 6 66 1 ' 6 100 ' 6 66 66 6 108 4 ' ' 66 66 6 172 '6 4 125 - 66 66 13 166 ' V - 6 6 6 6 121 1 '- 104 120 1 9 ' 109 ' 186 MR ROY R BECK Clarion State Normal School MR MEADE BEERS University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts MRS ERMA K BRIGGS Allegheny College Bachelor of Arts MR EUGENE CECCHETTI Indiana State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Central College Bachelor of Science MR DONALD CLAYPOOL Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education MISS MARY E CLEMENT University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts MR FRANCIS CRONAUER California State Teachers Cole University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education MR MICHAEL DAVIDEK West Liberty State College Bachelor of Arts MRS. SHIRLEY DAVIS 9 Slippery Rock State Teachers College Bachelor of Science MR. NICK DeROSA University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education MISS HELEN DYER Pennsylvania State University Bachelor of Science MRS, VIRGINIA EDWARDS Clarion State College Bachelor of Science MRS. DORIS T. ENGSTROM Pennsylvania State University Bachelor of Science MR. CHESTER GILL Indiana State Teachers College Bachelor of Science MR. CHARLES GUGINO Geneva College Bachelor of Science MR PATSY RALPH GUZZI Grove City College Pennsylvania State University Bachelor of Science Master of Education MR PAUL HEINDRICHS Duquesne University Bachelor of Science MRS JOSEPHINE HENSCHEL University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts MRS EVELYN HIRTLE Bachelor of Science MR JOSEPH HOLLIDAY Mount Union College Bachelor of Arts MR RAYMOND HUDSON Georgetown University Bachelor of Philosophy MR DONALD IMAN Geneva College Bachelor ot' Science MR ALBERT JACQUES Thiel College University of Pittsburgh Master of Letters MR JOHN KARRS Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Education Master of Education MISS HELEN KENNEDY Mercyhurst College Bachelor of Science MR, JOSEPH KENNEDY Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education MR, MICHAEL KENSEK Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education MISS MARGARET LYTLE Carnegie Institute ot- Technolog Bachelor of Science MR. 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