Homestead High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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I he Homesteader Steve Simko A specimen lie was of the rarest kind With only a few who could alter his mind. Vitto Sink Always in mischief, never out w as his position without a doubt. Andrew Sperhac “Wh y s or What s weren I Sperhac s cares He still took part in all affairs. Walter Stezoski Walter's trumpet music was so clear That yir. Swisher, the leader, had no fear. George Stofik Learning is George s great delight Especially when it's mastered at sight. Raymond Striegel Raymond was a clever hoy Who won I be very hard to employ. Robert I oboz Robert was so happy, bright and gay I hat we ll miss him when he's gone away. Eugene Turoczy lingerie Turoczy is seldom alone As long as he has a court to roam. Leonard Vilona Leonard may pursue a boxing course Using his physical build as a guiding force. Edwar d Volovs k y A very good friend to have. I d say w ould by Yolovsky all through the way. Page Thirteen

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 he Homesteader Matilda Mantsch Ciiggle, giggle from first till last e seldom see Iter busy. but she s sure to pass. Joseph Matta lose pit always scorned a retreat W orked harder. and made victory doubly sweet. I om Mock I om s smile was the kind I hat made you leave your worries behind. IRGINIA Morini: Sh e never left her work undone And yet she always had her fun. Robert Moser A hard and studious worker was he cry seldom did he make below a B . Mildred Mulhern Mill is full of vim and pep. And on the dance floor she sure can step. George Perenyi Perenyi possessed a ready wit And applied it whenever he saw fit. Prances Pay ( iris should be seen not heard they say A fine example is our friend Pay. Anna Purifoy Although she didn’t have much to say She knew too. gossip wouldn’t pay. Willi AM RaPOLTI Although idiom was fairly short lie really made up for it on his report. I IELEN ROSKO She likes to howl, she likes to dance When she starts, we have no chance. W ALTER SlMCSAK A camera was his brand and make A picture of you he’d be glad to take. l uye I welve

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7 he Homesteader I -Loyd Wertz Lloyd —may it be so Will to a higher school probably go. Dolores Wilhelm She giggles and giggles just to show That school may come and school may go. Laura Wheeler Always idle, never still Always talking, talk she will. Donald Williams I o leave school made Donald lament But now as a P. G. he’s quite content. Nina Zitinsky Always prim and always neat Here’s a girl you would like to meet. ALMA MATHR rjLAR old Homestead, mighty Homestead, Let us sing to you; With our heads up. gazing onward, Colors, Gold and Bl ue. Carry on to higher glories. On for those w ho see Let it be known far this story Of your wonderous deed. Oh, your worth cannot be measured. By these tilings in life. I here is something deeply treasured I hat will stand through strife. C ome the years and we II be wishing I hat we re back into your fold. But the things that won I be missing— Memories, good as Gold. Page I'ourlvvn