Hopewell High School - Viking Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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I . 5 :wk u ' Z7 fl i Jim 7955 umm, 3 L AW ' 3 H.-,vw WWEEB fW v PM 1 T 01 gmMfM fW , V WW' r Ill I I Illllllll .nnn..,A,4 Jlapewzll High .Srlwnl pfdwillllfwuh M.Q'7? f-:nv jmewmd III ln these pages of the 1955 Viking, are depicted some of the scenes and highlights of the past year, This, our first year in the beautiful new Hopewell Memorial High School, has given us many memories and good times. ln our pages we salute the Alumni who have gone before us, and we hope that we have presented an interesting and accurate picture of our last year as high school students. lt is our fond hope that in your later years you will look back on this issue of the Viking with many wonderful memories. .' I I tthrwx I Vx, ' P1 D ' ,. i - at X . 2 Xs ff' 5 Mt WHi.f,f Q KIII III Inhoducnon M Forevvord .... Dedication . . . Administration Seniors ...... Spods ..,..t.. Unclerclasses . Activities ..... Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page :rx ., ft., MRS. SARA S. BROWN In appreciation of the many things she has done for Hopewell High School students throughout the years, we, the Staff of the Viking and the Class of 1955 humbly but proudly dedicate the 1955 Viking to Mrs. Sara S. Brown. lt has often been Said that, A friend in need is a friend indeed. Mrs. Brown has been that friend to hundreds of past and present Hopewell students. To a wonderful friend we pause to pay one last tribute before we leave Hopewell, Thanks for everything, Mrs. Brown. Agnwzdofm' 'I'he Hopewell - Independence - Raccoon Ioint School Board is composed of seventeen members. 'I'hese members are selected from the three townships as follows: Seven from Hopewell, and five each from Independence cmd Raccoon Townships. The Board carries out its duties of directing the activities, and setting forth the policies of the school district with the aid of its six committees. The committees which make the detail investigations' of all board business, are composed entirely of board members and are titled as follows: Building, Finance, Transportation, Athletic, Education, and Purchasing Committees. SEATED: Mr. Blaney, Mr. Cunningham, Mn. McConnell. Min Temple, Mn. Hilton. Mr. Bontempo, Mt. Thomas. STANDING: Mr. White, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Pohl. Mr. Mangee, Mx. Hilliker. Mr. Pilug, Mr. Miller, Mr. Rowley. MISSING: Mr. Wilson. Mr. Manning. Mr. Brown, Mr. Boyd. Mr. lolenak. 'in . . O O CHARLES L. WHITE Class of 1955, I congratulate you on your success and distinguished honor as the first class to graduate in the Hopewell Memorial High School. Alumni is a splendid theme to incorporate into your Viking. It characterizes your appreciation of the achievements of former graduates. It reflects a devotion to your school and provides a stimulating appeal for a home-coming where honors are shared and friendships renewed. l hope that your high school experiences, your reflective thinking and your associations, will be a background and guide for your future life. CHARLES L. WHITE - .-- DONALD D. KRAIZI-IRT 'a 11 Q Education is becoming more and more important. How well you have done your high school work will be a great factor in determining how well you will meet your life problems. The school district has provided a new plant to give the students better facilities and more opportunities, Develop yourself and your abilities-find your goal and set your course. Good luck to all seniors. D. D. KRATZERT MRS. VIRGINIA SMITH gay. :ij ' V33 v wif, A 7 . f ff '29, ,- X mu WL. , ' Q 'fgtqiwgy 2, ,. ,ff rj. k, - JL, Ma W 7 . 5-.iff v 1 3. v 1 4 55' f ' XX X if ., , f A ,uw , MRS. RUBY FREEBLE MR. ALBERT HOLLOBAUGH O W COUNTING THE LOOTI MR EDWARD KOTUN MR. ROBERT I.I'l'l'ELL x '---.W MISS DOLORES MIKETICH MISS MARY ANN MLHALIK 5 X MR. MICHAEL VOLITICH MR. IOHN WATERS MRS. PAYE WILLIAMS MRS. HAZEI. DOUGHTY MR. FRANCIS MATIKA MR. ERNEST BABICH MISS JOAN SMITHNOSKY 1 N45 'ffgia ii F ,s MISS IOAN WOZNICKI .f 4 ,H .1-ff, -KW-:ei H wh '7' MR.. ROBERT CASOLI MRS. DORIS BLANEY , A QQ i MISS AGNES SMITH MRS. ESTELLE ZEITLE MR. ROBERT LINN MRS. SHIRLEY PATTERSON MRS. DOROTHY SANBORN jim Her pulse in pretty weak. Do you think she will live. nurse? Q Vx 11 f D 4 n-n-D-n-n ' wi ,,, '-9:41-...,,,,,, ' . -2-W.. F1 A 4 ' a 'V ' Q ' ' l, l lt , , , if I 17 s 4 L N fa-nc Open wide and say ah, said thc Doc. AaaaaaaahhhI said Decmne. .J A beautiful detailed health suite is now maintained lor student and faculty emergen- cies in our High School. This includes fi main examination and clinic rooms, dressing cubi- cles, and a dental clinic with an adjoining reception room. lts staff is composed of Dr. VV Zernich, lfl D, Mrs Kathleen lohnstcn, RN, Dr. Helen Pawiackt DDS., and Mrs. Cleo McCoy Medical Clerk. The staff is very active throughout the school district in administering physical and dental examinations, Tubercu- losis Patch Test and X-ray Clinics along with the Pre-School examinations. Mrs. Kathleen lohnston, RN , School Nurse I ,Q if 'Qw 1' ,- 1 5 Q X 3 M 5 f:,Q,? T h'!'2'r 2 ifffi T'7 7W m'r s-Q ',' 'W E'T'f'v's T15 f ?MTT 5'!'i'1'1'- W' 'wx V5 ,'f :'! f I 'sn I W 4 s, V .I 1 4 W ejnqq ww, 1 3 7 7 77132 -17T7T '7'TT'1'Z'7- 'I V mf? A I 'I VY' ktxyy '5' ' I ' ff L ' if 3' . fi ' i f' ' ' ' 1, - ,wg TTT PI 1 22? X ff' QQ? eff, 2+ 33' gg 'gil :az Aff' f- 21. 17.46314 ,Mn www, ,t fz. , A, . u fc 3 n 'f 23:4 ' L' Qi rf'-' f, 'I V, Jig . 43 . 5 V 5 g, ,e 1 7 gp , 1, it 593: SERTED left to nght Mrs Powell Mlss Mxlretzch STANDING left to nght Mxss Mooney Mr Bonomx 'Qs Q-65 5495 -sonar' 41? ,z C -1 Wk l Marque Sopko Preudent harles Berry Vxce Presxdent Theresa Murphy Secretary Dona Say Treasurer fi 91 In May 1955 the 15th class graduated from other phases ot hte some have gone on wxth the1r educanon some to the armed forces and others have accepted matrtmonxal re pons1 b1l1l19S As we read th1s we can look back through the years and see what we accom phshed We orgtnated the Alumm Assoc1at1on and rev1sed the Student Counc1l We also managed to sponsor the Iumor Semor Prom the Senxor Alumm Prom and produced the annual Iumor Class Play Nelson Nedde4qt at arms fwf- .yq-' 'Q an-of I N. , 0 t f e -. A 'I I N, K' w Q 1 6 ., - vt . Am N' ' . -ak , . 4, 1 -sg WA W ii . 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Many have gone on their way to 1' M 1 ' ' , rf' - - I 5 ' ,AL , 4, , -' 3 M W .li 1 rz 5 ,f V ova 'sl ...,,,,, f Beverly lean Aaron she prefers plane geometry but hopes to go to college and malor in art my how she hates that homework often seen with her twm an active member of the Art Club Trl H1 Y l David Ahalt Dave beware of teachers who give so much mghtwork an engineer in future years My goodness PO D s his favorite sublect photography as a hobby occupies his spare time Iohn Baker Iohnny a very quiet lad dislikes unreasonable peo pe lets go IS his favorite remark hopes to do construction work in the future Aeronautics Club l may ,rf se lam Arm Aaron career after college d1sl1kes parties in trlg she made her marks math is in her advanced education basketball IS her sport GAA l Home Ec Club l Tn H1 Y l Charles Anderson Chuck after college he hopes to become electrical engmeer loys math usually found workmg on his ar or at tending a hot rod race Science Club l Myma Beheler Coco off to college to be come a physical therapist likes lots of excitement especially at stock car races Home Ec Club Select Choir 3 Ir Class Play Trl H1 Y 4 Thomas Berlmor Tom would like to manage a big departm nt store someday , . . gets a kick out of solving Trig prob- .lems . . . a real baseball an . . . his hobby is cars . . . basketball and base- ball manager 1. Roseanne: Bravo . . . hates gossipers . . . lik-s P.O.D. football and basketball . . . Hi-Lites 3 . . . Viking 2 . . . Home Ec Club 2 . . . Ir. Class Play . . . Record Club 2 . . . Select Choir 2 . . . Chorus 4. Virginia Brougher , . . 'Ginger . , . she's headed for business school . . , wants job as steno , . . brown hair, hazel eyes, really neat . . , Viking 2 . . . Home Ec l . . . . , l-li Lites 3 . , . Tri-Hi-Y I Wu' Q 2 Charles Berry Chuck Hoffmans would b sunk without him . . druggist in the future . , . Record Club l , . . Hi-Y 3 . , .Class officer 3 , .. Student Council l . . . Base- ball mgr. 2 . . . Science Club 1. Deanna Brooks . . . Dee . . , a peppy cheerleader is s e . . . Boy you're igno- rant this black haired lass was often heard to say . , . Yearbook l . . . G.A.A. l . , .Leaders Club 2. . .. Cheering 5. Mcrioria Burlingame . . . 'Margij' . . . career is now planned since she already has her beautician license . . . will make a fine house- wife someday . . , always on the go ..,. Home Ec . . . Tri-Hi-Y. 7 955 4M 1 Melvm Cook A very good lookrng and popular athlete Plans to be an athletrc rnstructor or a ma yor l ague ball player Baseball 4 Ba ketball Varsrty Club 3 Football 3 Band 4 Curolme D Alesscmdns Carol a rttle rrl who handles a big truck wrth ease Really she hates to speak n front of a class Holy Cow she always seems to have o good trme Norma D Antomo Nrm a brown harred brown eyed lass who goes for basketball dancrng and shorthand one who rs often heard sayrng later GAA 2 Cheer leader l Tr H Y 2 Constance Bush Con me Iorned the ranks rn her senror year hopes to be a nurse and an arr lrne hostess has a fer vent drsllke for Mrss Woz nrckrs study hall roy dancrng Chorus Ronald Cafrelh Ron me a boy who s a na tural when rt comes to playrng the trombone musrcally rnclrned a con ductor he hopes to be Aeronautrcs 2 Band 5 Iunror Class Play Iohn Cochran ack you wrll frnd thrs lad busrly workrng on hrs car to keep ahve rs hrs plan for the future from lrfe he wants a good yob happy marrrage and a long lrfe Gene Crocker Bud Buddy rs gorng to the Arr Force Plans on weldrng for career lrkes to go huntrng and frshrng drslrkes teacher moan rrrg because he doe nt do hrs homework Vrctor DI-Xmrco 1C slow and easy gorng but easrly angered has coal black harr and green eyes lrkes POD and fcctball wrll make G skrllful mechanrc for some lucky frrm Hugh Dunroch Tom Tom has hrs future all mapped our college and busrn s admrnrstratron oc cupy hrs thoughts one of the quret senror whose favorrte subrect rs study Q could do wrthout P O D Ruth Buss Ruthre known as the grrl who was always ate Ruthres usually anxrous to go to o rce practlce baby nursrng rs her future ambrtron rr H 1 Edrth Cleveland Boots wrll recerve trarnrng rn elementary educat on Westmrnster drslrkes people who stare r H Y 4 Band 3 H1L1leS 2 Vrkrng 2 Scrence Club l Clcmssa Ieanne Condre after graduatrng shell be marrred drslrrc s rncon srderate teachers s e collects chrna for a hobby Brown harr green eyes her favorrte sport r basketball V4 2-'Ning xr' It 'S' W I Robert Davidson Bob cars football and art help Bob occupy most of his time plans to fur ther his career in the Air Force go man h often quips Aero nautics l Nancy DeSant1s Nancy s ITIOIH ambition to b come cr secretary favored POD among her subl cts Likes football best of sports after graduation she s off to busi ness school Tri H1 Y l Lavern Douglas Doug hopes to b come a secretary often says l Larry Dennis is m chanical engineering in terests may lead him to design a future ca cars are his favorite hobby follows football and boxing events closely calls everyone crazy man Mary Dixon seems to have no plans for the fu ture has an aversion to loud colors Chorus basketball and reading are arnong her likes N H S Select Choir 2 Art Club 2 H1 L1 es 2 Nancy Dun' hopes to be a nurse often says Ge Whiz likes Eng told you pet peeve is homework on week ends G A A 2 Leaders Club l Home EC Club Monitors 2 rig qv' lish and plans to attend a Iunior College in Florida avoids vague people Home EC Club 3 Tri H1 Y 2 P3 Evelyn Evans LW! ,gg . . ' ff! Iames Floyd . . . im . . . Gym and Business Math were his favorite sub- jects . , . plans to work on the farm or in the mill . . . roller skating is his choice for sparetime enjoyment. xo 'A . , N' Y- 5 K-. v -E,1 .. Leah Rae Eberle Leah shell make a gocd commercial artist Her extra time is divided b tween singing and draw ing Art Club Select Choir 3 Libra rians 2 Home Ec 3 th care of your hair might be in her hands spends much of her time in Ambridge ..,' fYou better believe it shell say . . . GAA .,.. Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Leaders Club 1, i --'if 'V Bonnie Loraine Eatel Bunny shell spend her time making passen gers on those big airplanes comfortable Enloys Trig and studying fashions A draftsman course she will take soon after graduation Frances Feiertag Fran hopes to be come a secretary often ays best you believe it , pet peevel Monday mornings , . . skating is her favorite pastime . Hi-Y 4 . . . voiieybqii 1, William Floyd . . . i his hopes are set on the Air Force . . , later he plans to be a truck driver . he's never lae for shop Classes . . . his hobby is fooling with motorcycles. of 1955 Bradley Grcmdovxc Grands d1sl1kes DA ha1rcuts hop s to have more money than h needs after graduatton the marmes Boy you are a t ot says thls new comer he also l1kes Spamsh Exleen Mcre Grxpp Fuzz wants o attend busmess school soon Fuzzys future ambltlon lS to be a good housew1fe for some lucky guy her study of homemakmg w1l1 help a lot Chorus Monttors 1 Carol Iecm Haden Wllllng and arr1b1t1ous worker who w1ll make a good reg1stered nurse a basketball fan and a wh1z 1n Tr1g How ya do1n IS often heard from Carol Tr1 H1 Y 2 Leroy Fortune he s off to become a part of Uncle Sams fleet after the Navy he hopes to be a tractor operator ce Hockey lS h1s p1ck of sports spends h1s ume bu1ld mg model sh1ps l1tes l Ianet Gorren he future amb1t1on IS to be a bank teller has an avers1on to stuck up people l1kes ofhce pract1ce basketball and sw1mm1ng Home Ec 2 GAA 3 Pep Club l Turrblmg 1 Wxllmm Glbson Coach M Batchelors and Mr Vol1t1chs r1ght hand man manager of all sports asp1res to be a coach Vars1ty Club 3 Basketball and baseball manager 4 manager 3 Football Robert Gr1mes a short qu1et rod 1n h1s Ford he hopes to loa fo a wn1le a er graduat1on Gook he says to one and al' Shop 1S h1s pet peeve w1th Enghsh a close second Don Hubedank the sea IS callmg h1m so hell stgn up for 4 years ln the Navy hlS hobby IS fl1rt1ng w1th g1rls the cad hunt1ng and f1sh1ng are h1s favor1te sports a real outdoor man Mary Louxse Halowell Mare a sharp l1ttle kxtten l1kes dancrng and skatmg but can 1 stand squares short hand 1 her favor1te sub1e t and 1t should help 1n her secre tanal work Trl H1 Y 2 4, Mae Frances Fncano Gtggles A real sharp dresser l1k s Engllsh hopes to become cl ha1r styltst often hear her say ah gee doesnt care for homework Vtkmg l Iumor Cl ss Play Paul Gent1le Skee mer 1n POD he puts forth h1s best Enghsh appeals to h1m but llllle has plans of QOIHQ to college Vars1ty Club Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Patncxa Cvorrell Patty has a des1re to be a secretary she w1l' prob ably wmd up bemg a housew1fe football IS her cho1ce of sport oifxce pract1ce IS her favor 1te sub1ect Home EC Club 4 if an Q' nr. P' JS E3 5'-ff! 'biv- Alice Faye Halstead , , . aims to be an efficient secretary . , . can often be heard saying Couldn't prove it by me . , . one of the few who likes short- hand . . . her only dis- like is snobby people , . , Chorus l, Donna Lee Hare . . . to at- tend beautician school and become a top notch beauti- cian , , . can often be heard saying Are you kidding . . , Tri-Hi-Y 4 . , . Leaders Clubl.,.G,A.A,2.,. Volleyball 2, Eva Grace Hemlem ve would like to be lazy on the Lazy H farm hop s to marry a millionaire to keep her prize winning l-lol tem likes to go square danc in Pep club Home Ec D S Steve Halavania , , , hes headed for the Air Force where he hopes to be a .mechanic . , . favorite re- mark is Thats all she wants . . , thinks football is a great sport . . , really blasts on that tuba . . . Band 4. lack Darwin Hartman. . . Hart . . . after high school its off into the wild blue yonder . . . can't stand teachers moaning . , . really goes for hot rods and rac- ing . . , Likes Mr, Litell's shop classes, lean Rose Herda nurs ing is her pick for the future snobbish people she dislikes Hom you gonna act sh like to ay dancing is her favorite pastime Tr l-l1Y 2 25 Q' V. xii XQIX Anna Mae Horton Boy to find a rob a a typist has no liking for English Whats the matter for you shell often say Basketball is her favorite sport Cathenne Iurgel io no yive shell quite often quote BTC will take up her time aft r gradu ation likes to listen to pop records Tri l-lx Y GAA 2 Viking 3 Monitors 2 Robert Kaftuauy Tice also known as Chaps one tall clown hangs around with Ioe and Pau likes to eat at other peoples homes Whats shaken hell quip at times 4'4- Botty Iasek e plans to become a stenog rapher like short hand best frequently seen at football games You re so bad shell say and then ask are you really? Chorus Tri H1 Y 3 Wallace Ketchel Wa off to the Marines after hugh school after service he wants to be a state policeman a real outdoor man likes to hunt and fish is good at writing Band 4 Carolyn Ioan Hana Klace an undecided future probably attend business college as cm aversion for sophisti cated people she likes shorthand Momtors 2 G A A Tn l-li Y ff! Pin I f f 7955 f 'J 1' Ioe Posta . . . a loyal friend . . . enjoys dancing and is consxdered one of the best handy Wllh carpentry too s thmks I 6 L w1ll be h1s meal trcket always ready for a yoke Ronald Knest Krln es l1kes mathematlcs the best often heard saymg Kat s beware quiet around the scrool the motorcycle k1d Corahe Landers Red hopes to attend a beau t1c1an school and open a beauty shop on bemg asked to get up early 1n the morn1ng she may remark Oh laterl H1 L1tes 1 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Ioe Kosto . . . Video loe . . . a whiz with auplanes w1ll be an a1rplane mechan1c and a pr1vate p1 ot a regular v1s1tor to the Greater P1 tsburgh A1rport Aerorautlcs Club 2 lane Kwolek larue hopes to be a f1l1ng clerk or fYD1Sl ln th future r1ght now she IS headed for a yob neat brown ha1r and W1Cked ho el eyes Home Ec Club 4 Leaders Club 2 Mom tors 2 Andrew Langton Andy qulet and hke able cars and auto rac1ng take up most of h1s t1me model a1rplanes are also one of h1s pet t1me klllers Aerorautws Evans Lester Com DYSSSIOD w1ll soon be a sarlor dlsllke Eng IS llkes swtmmlng and f1sh1ng future am b1t1on IS to be a r1ch man favortte remarlf Dog l1kes study hall best Louue Mamula ou to become an a1rl1ne hostess w1ll f1ll Lou future plans qumte well l1kes Gym and shows her ab1l1ty very well Leader l Basketball Volley ba Softball Robert Leroy Murtm ee a future ergmeor 'h1s lad w1ll be rlght now 1t off to Georg1a Tech cant tand the guys who th1nk they own the place alway poppmg off w1th Gee o H Y 3 Donna Gayle Lloyd Donme a sharp red ha1red blue eyed gal IS s e I thought Id dte shell say Band Leaders 1 brarxan 3 Vrkmg 2 G A A 2 Tr1 H1 Y Class treasurer l Dorothy Marovrch Dota What hap penmg she often says would llke to attend beaut1 cxan school hopes to get marrled football she w1ll watch and danc1ng shell do Nelson Davld McClelland Bud th1s blue eyed blonde 19 off to col lege and engme r1ng he a rugged lmeman on the V1k1ng eleven can be qu1te SGYIOU at trme Football l H1 Y 3 Club 1 Pvf QTIL7 1 36. Q ' i' -at Qu nl Barbara Ann McConnell Barb ecretary she p a to a Crnsscrtrjh a a good tart lm con fused youl h a her say she u ally V1k1rg l Tr1 H1 Y 2 Wesley McLcxughlm hy bue 1 a bond stay h 'ne or chool Mah baseball and football are l1lces by o n en w1t 1m Football l Jar 1y l Carol Mezmcxr Kay cute short l1ttle g1rl who 1S constantly on the w1ll be the best dancmg secretary her boss w1ll ever have Leaders Club 1 Monrtors 1 Tr1 H1 Y 2 0 hm Mcllvam Egor e a mu 1 t ac lS Im fond hoo say or drums h o an eager F nch stu rt 1n um las Play H1 Y 3 Band Captam l D B111 McLcughlm Spar ef to lOl'1 the A1r Force 13 h1 thoua'1t or the f1.t11r ltke USI n s 'hath and football stock car help h1m f1nd content a telev1s1on repa1rman ome day' Larry Mezmar Luzzo a nut on clothes hes always sharply dre ed would l1ke to b Hopewell s add1t1on to show b1Z watch h1m go on the dance floor Baseball 2 Basketball Varstty 2 xllll -av 9' Q-1 W1 X -qv ji? tr' lame from the Qu1p school de 1res to marry a r1ch dumb horse owner to buy a horse an an Olds 1 n e hor1zon Pep Club Home Ec Iamce Mlller a transfer Shirley Morns Shlrl she 1s undec1ded about the fut11re but wlat she does w1ll always be done nght Select cho1r Scrence Tn H1 Y Vtktng 3 Band 3 Record 2 George Mruovrch off to college to prepare for an 1nterest1ng career as a phys1c1st one of many senxors mterested rr' hot rods H1 Y 3 Band 4 Aeronauucs Club 1 Audxo V1sual 3 Maneun Lee Mme: Mother 1n the class play dont compla1n to her after worktng a year she s off to college math and football are among her llkes Tr1 H1 Y 4 Band 4 Rose Mary Morrow nurses tratnmg at Sew1clc ley w1ll take up a lot of her trme after graduatton d1Sllk9S '10 y p ople N H S 2 Band 5 Tr l-l1Y 3 Sclence Club l H1l.1tes 2 Chorus Mane Mrkonpa Patsy Patsy s brown ha1r a d eyes w1ll gra e some off1ce 1f he amb1t1on to become a secretary IS reahzed when she 1snt lrstermg to pop records shes saymg you better belreve 1t UWM 'U' pg 1955 jf' 'Q' '?...I 3' ' Theresa Murphy Therese short sweet and ltked by all way tae rnxddle everythmg Tr1 H1 Y 4 Band 5 F1L1tes 2 Vllllflg 2 IN H S 2 Select Cho1r 3 Class oftlcer l Norman Nedde Norm to college and then engme r1ng always 1n 'rnschtet tn Room lOl he entoys baseball and other sports H Y 3 Baseball 2 Football Basketball l Varstty l Henry Neugebauer Neugte p1 ot U S A F h1S future arnb1t1or always p1p1ng p wtth twenty lashe Wllh a wet noodle a a e abl stooge 'tamed Elroy he was a htt 1'1 th Iun1or Class play Band 4 Nelson Nedde Bud a ba eball tar ln the future a no hu game h1s cmef cla1m to lame tr rr ndou on e basketball court Foot b 2 Baseball 3 Ba ketball 3 Var tty Club l lames Thomas Nelson 1m a wh1z tn Cl nce hope to conhnue 1t 1n college and 1'1 the luture Jus make 1t b oe the bell r1'1g N1 argue wtth Mrs Brown about hxs tavorlte subtect Amold Oberg Arn a college educat1o'1 and an el ctrlcal engtneenng caree he ahead for htm lll do 1t tomarrow and hell put 1t oft agam Auto IS h1s da1ly but l1ke able chore Helen Olack yt a1rl1ne hostess she hop of b ccmtng unsoclable and rude people she professes a d1sl1ke for Act your age rs her pet remark T H1 Y l H Lltes 3 Iames ONe1ll 1m blond ha1red lad w1th a lot of crazy 1dea l1kes hunttng a future worker at I of L Gook he ll call you and often 'oo Football l Vars1ty Club 1 Lena Ann Pancottmr Le a ll tle If wrth lots of gtggle cor y toxes encourage her re a sw et stenog ra '1 she w1ll rr ke GAA 2 Tr H1 Y 3 Leader s Sclence Chorus lack Ondenck work then college for lacl' IH the future dancntg and sports rate tops w1th th1s brown halred se-mor Varslty Club 2 SCIGUCG Club Football 2 Manager l Ann Ozxmolc Anme when you h ar Boy thats Crazy you know Anmes around qu1et but amb1t1ous and helpful to work IH ar ofhce lS her pans Home Pep Club Rose Ann Plstxllz Roe a sharp glrl who w ell You Later er hkmg for shorth nd W1 415 .Qin Qld! Q help at buslness scrool and 'ter employer too T1 l-l Y 4 Pep Club 1 Select Chorr T Sylvia Podolak Chook n get1c cut an ve 1 GCYIVQ 1 e a sports but skat1 g IS he favcnt T H1 Y 3 GAA l Leader Cub Reco d Club 2 V1k1r1g 2 1 1t Rosemary Rosatelu hopes to ,1 a BTC a d b come G1 et Clent pr1vate secretary a wondertu per onahty to march h r r1a1'r1 ora por Q H1 Y V1k1r1g Mom or 2 Dxana Salvlth a sharp black l'1a1red g1rl Youre lost sh d l1ke o tell all bossy people as a tl1rt1ng MGfClG she was cast ID the class play Home EC 2 Choru Leaders Club 2 NOP :ani xl if Robert Rauscher Bob A good loolf1'1g and popular brown Of a blond c as mate All'lQl1lY e s o 1 g r s I that b1g bu1c1c doomed ag 1117 F ot b l Re Ord Cl,1b l Roselyn Sala oz nog aph r for S r'1 fxecutlv 1' 1 e l grr c ew a a dr1l1ng range operator ln rak oo Vtkrng ? N H S 2 T11 H1 Y l H1 L1tes 2 Dons Say an extremely act ve las Good heav T1 how th1s mad sc1en1 t 11 ed b1OlOgY Clas othcerl Iumor Clas Play Tr H1 Y 2 S G A A l Leaders Club 2 H1 l.,1tes 3 Y-7 'U' '17' Donna Lee Schmxdt Donna she always on the go lS a whlz on the dance floor what s happenm It s Donna G A A Leader s Basketball 2 Volleyball Chorus 2 Lawrence Sedlacek Larry a new comer to our school a former member of the QUID band hes destrned to be come a c1v1l engmeer woodworkmg and basket ball are h1s hobb1es Margaret Sopko Marge tremendously popular she was class pres1dent all tour years Ma1orette 3 Pe l G A A 2 Band 5 V1k1ng 3 H1 L1tes 3 N H S 2 Record 4 Leaders l -4' wr-gr 'G -Y '5 ,Q Lyle Emest Schrmer Red oft to the navy after he IS graduated e corny lokes told by teach ers are h1s pet peer es a ks one and all 1t they have therr homework done Iames Smrth Smltty he w1ll probably w1n up b 1ng a carpenter 1n the Army l1kes stock car racmg that tlamrng red ha1r rs h1s trade rrark can be found clean1ng alter school Craft Club 1 Patncxa Sprow Pattr hopes to atterzd Came g1e Tech an opera srng er she GSDIYGS to be Lou dont need t know she l1kes to say sw1m mrng she l1kes o do Select Cho1r 3 Bard 5 f,, eo 47 pg 1955 Ted Vucenich Babe an often iniured grid iron star winner of the Most Valuable Player tro phy an all around athlete Varsity Club 3 Football 4 Basket ball 3 Baseball 3 William Austin Watkins 1 desires to attend college and become an engineer . . . the l-li-Lite is his pride and roy , . A Hi-Lites 3 , . . Viking 2 , . . Record Club 2 . . . lunior Class Play . . . Science Club l. Donald Carlyle Wilson . , . Wi ' '... an electrical technician he will be , , . likes hunting and fishlng . , . if youre a .mart al-ck you're off his list . . . favor- ite subiect happen? to be math . . . Science 1. Betty Stevens Betz to be a st nographer or ioin the Waves are in her future her pet peeve is being pushed around Home Ec Club Leaders Club l Librarian 3 Ha Patrol 1 Anna Tate Ienriie often says good heav ens hopes to enter Nurses Training likes to go horseback riding but you ll often see her skating in the chorus she may be seen Choru 2 Virginia Trembath Ginny someday shell be an excellent housewife for some lucky guy doesnt let a thing worry her and gets alo 'ig fine tiny and very sweet Home Ec 4 Tri H1 Y Shirley Lucy Ward always seen with Lucy likes swimming and basket ba always ready to give a helping hand to work in an office is her ambition GA A 2 Leade s Club 2 Albert Allan White an engineer he hopes t . . . after graduation he is college bound . . , cars are his prexnt hobby , . , Science 3 . . . Visual Ai ...Hi-Y3..,Band . . . Mixed Chorus 2 . , . Pep Club David Ycmchik , . . Dave . . . dislikes a know it all . . . a taxidermict he ha. hopes of becoming . , . plans to attend college . . . has a yen for history , , , Right he ozen - marks . . . Science. Lucy Taddeo Todpole of ou sizz in shorties with sparkling brown eyes enroyg football games and attends most of them has no favorite subiect but likes boys Leaders 2 G A A l Ivor Thomas an ener getic and intelligent friend fun to work viith and always helpful a mem ber of the New York gang Viking 3 Hi Lites H Y 3 Iunior Class Play Record 3 Anthony Vidovich Anth a handsome lad with curley black hair and brown eyes after the Air Force hell be a draftsman or a carpenter made a distinguished father in the Iunior Class PIGY 'TW nn R 411K iii Barbara Yanyecic Patsy Vallese lidflw , if .' ' , lI.I, -Z. ' ,':y1f.'1 'If 5, :gg ' 1' if 'fi 4: fn? dp: Qgkfr. ci.: I 3 1' ,- if .i fr G fl Q Tx- fr ffg' iq 'r Arlene Thompson if Zn Q gl , Ver jafmwfll E? W9 i Q Of ll'9'I'3 'Q ' 0 9916 YAC1 Fr F5 I O I Ver l I ' f3lS Class Mott li s ow e ' Color Rea Class Flower O Baccalaureate Graduahon Day 'x3 H . Li-'fr i fl. f'1','z:,'i :f.:.:1 J , ' .?'F.'7 Q vfiniifg f. fp., f T127 f fi: Q11 Cliff' :fri :.. ., rfxil Q E-f'if. :M 2 V .Q .Vr'- Q' in L , ,..,. . I , rl . Iliff! 1 Cilf f - LAAA 1 I 5' 1'ff:,',',r:r:.+r 'lip' f4.rQfrf,.: f,:f:g :'f:' 7. 'l1.l.lff.f1 Lf: 1 :fi ffnirr H1111 Ei EY: .C Hall If Vi Q . l.l,,: .. , rx 2 C Her , aff ii our ?CIfl ye-CI? 'wilt 'z 41.9 Of fri?-rtrirx-is 'xiii rl f.f'l1lYZll 'gs '..' TI ','nI3f lfi xglir-i future li-ffirfl 4,1 'llm fgxrrda iztziio llflfi, 'frail lat fciew-7 ka wf- lrf we ff-I frrrfiw 1? time gY1Ti1:': V, lxd ffm- ixrfirlfel1.31x::1'-rx firm firCu.tr T :- wr-ll frid Exif lllflljb will l rX ru: T0lll IIl','L'f uf' 'md Chef 21 CIA? lf.f'Yl'i?3l1.lf o Every mai trze arclin , 1 fl ferpxe i A aidn-:h1te. firriati ,ri ffixz- 22 N55 ' ,.f:'Q', lfll ' z- SA XJ: 1 .Al An another Viking Editor bites the dust. if-- Qu . ' '7 . ' ' -so Q '. , , A 'L 2 8 . Favorite sport with these chicks I t S Football Coronation N -Ji if 4 , V S ,k mm A D N, A, r ,M ' -.54 ,ig , . so m I is ' 3 W' A ' V 'fe 'G 9 iSenior gridders. 5' Y X - as 3 - , ' ' V A-54? Y SX V E V A i R g , Ballet or basketball? U 7' 1 .4 1. fg' QI' , , .. fa, 5 ffl Q f qg l How can you tum your back on Rock Hudson?? l ZQXCZUILTY mam r Q- Interesting Murph ? ,K vu. s X. .. -2 lf! ,1- ef ,' f If v' fi .. X. x 42 W 4 n X .M w' an 4 ,Y V7. Lx :- Bk nf' I N , Best Looking DIANA SALVITTI TED VUCENICH Wittiest DEANNA BROOKS HENRY NEUG EBAUER Most Likely To Succeed MARY DIXON IVOR THOMAS ' 1 ' ., 1 X I f' Best Dancer-x CAROLE MEZMAR IOE KOSTA Mos! Popular MARGIE SOPKO PATSY VALLESE Most Active BARBARA YANYECIC BILL WATKINS I .-4 ' -Q Q. 2 'I 3 4 dl I I N I .A V -1. I 7 f A L f - 7 'L 2 ' . I' 1 gig V ,f Blk. A ff BQ 'Q 'iff 4 it 1 H 'L , 1 4' 5 J - 'ig , 2 - v'l ll ll ll ll 'IH ll '-' sg' zz E.-:'.: g U as 55 EE: 1 . vt' ll?l'1 i T if 'nt 113 ' I i e I s 2 1 'bv-ng, ' f --.: -a..........g ..- .......:.i.J.J.J.J...E.JJ..2. Q 3 I 9 I f 1 Q , 4 . I ' . v A 5 ' ' 3 1 w i g , 1 8- TY-- il 0 -il ll li111i1 131111 ,. ...- ... x.....,,..,.x....x-,...-,..............--...- 'xx' A portion of the crowd at one of our home games. Wesley lVIcLcxughlin, Guard. Melvm Cook. Halilcnk. Brunton. McCormi5h. Gib- Mr. Wcxiers. Mr. Batchelor son. Iohnson. Liberatore. Mr,Vo1ifiCh. Morrow. l I Nelson McClelland, Tackle. The l954 football season was one ol rebutld- mg lor Coach Batchelor ahd has asststahts Ol the l953 squad, ll lGll9T1'H9I1 were gone vta draduatloh, ohe moved to Alxqurppa, ariother dropped from the team and still another autt school Back trom the '53 team were Ted Vucmtclz, quarterback, lflelvm Cook, haltbaclc, Roh Swarm, hallbaclg, Dave Hutton Cehter, Roh Marlcel ahd Patsy Vallese, ends Wtth these stx as a huoleus ahd a hard worlczha crew ot hustlers to back them up, the season opened Rochester, New Brrghtoh, fffooh, Beaver, Freedom ahd lflortaca all woh th thelr clashes wtth the V1l:m':s lh the hext to the fmal game the VllilN :s whrpped West Alleuhehy but lost to Coraopohs ll'1 the tmal game Vucemch, Cook, Vallese, Nelsoh McClelland, lack OHd6f rtcl-1, fmd Wesley lflcLauahlm are the ohly members of thts years team who w1ll graduate in lune. Therefore, the oft heard cry goes upg Wait 'till next year. 1 - Ii Q I .Ya 1, .RA Y ...M 172 A, l73a ' y ,gfw o 5, . ,X ,ffzgdxv , Q' X- HHH., -E 1 Kb 'Lx ,. .- . .- fi Q ' Q fl'-N, lnlsss fl 'fml-Mylsw. s-jff Vi- 3' H ,.f1.11Wf l o 2 -N ,-'f'?f S r,'4 1 Q311'-1'r,L gpgp -. 1 f N K ,.' ,,A4.1.,5fvbKL,,,, M s .Q W, Typical Hopewell Action. Bill Kimbrough 'S fm , 95 fypk . fig, ,L 'X,1i7?,,J' , :lv ffl V Nfffr l 'H ,,,JT1Ij- i W 5 iff fi Ron Mflfkel Dave Hutton ' 9'- fmlnvai l New ga Q, .. . ,-ff' f M.: 5' 4,5 V mit. , A Fila ' l'f ? ,V l f 1 Z 1 J' ',, 'A 5 V a K 1 ' f Ron Swan 3 Norm Henning FN H' K 1 . ' N Leroy Darner Chuck Schubert Ioe Schuberi Tom Butler Alright Yuse Guys! Confoosed! Ben Sligh, Red Ncxle. and Andy Evans. q hw, .fig l k. lff g - SQQQ A 2 W . -V - X - ' f 4 Q 'Q an -5 Q' k . .2 SMF! RFRLR? ' - - ,x i A 1 X rr. El.. A :,, ' ' S sf- - ?jLeQ':'f3??rff '3.-kai Q.. ,j my A kgvgg x gf , J. 9 1- s-55,59 i,,'f4i,-n K., ,x d Rpx .Q I !'L Q ri A3 X,- Nelson Nedde r- , .fuk ,N ri Larry Mezm Chuck Although he lost his startingfive, Coach Mike Volitich fielded a team this season which piled up an impressive l3f9 season record. The team warg marked by a Bif: Three' scorinfz trio, and a play rriakinfz duet l.eadin'1 the Big Three in scoring was Bud Nedde, Hopewells star senior forward liedde wound up with 379 points for the year Clyde McCoy, a high jump- ini: junior, added 324 While Ben Sliah, the 6' 5 freshman, scored 3l7 points, Larry lflezmar and lfleivin Cook, two hardworking seniors were the outside men on the sauad. Two highlights of Ben Shah the season were Hopewells 6145 victory over Monaca, and Neddes 30 point performance against Mars, The Vikinas finished in a tie for third place in Section 8, and placed three in the top lU scorers in the section Nedde was third with 247 points in section play for a l76 averaae, Sliah was fifth with 223 for a l5.9 average, and McCoy was ninth with l98 for a l4l average SCHEDULE WE OPPONENT THEY WE OPPONENT THEY 48 Moon 21 55 Rochester 45 36 St. Veronica 43 S6 Mars 52 S2 Avalon 57 65 Freedom 66 53 Moon 31 63 New Brighton 57 61 Alumni 56 80 Beaver 45 42 Fifth Avenue 58 38 Midland 81 44 Stowe 59 61 Monaca 45 59 Chester 45 58 Rochester 47 48 Beaver 59 S9 Mars 63 42 Midland 73 63 Freedom 66 49 Monaca 81 BU New Brighton 42 46' all I Dare Youl' gm Bud Nedde and Ben Sllgh tlght with Harriel Horace tor the ball in Mid- land game. 'u XA t X i N . . Coaches Waters and Volltlfh appear tense during the Rochester contest. Kanurr. Sprow, Gibson, Voettiner. Clyde MCCOY pulls down rebound and Pyevish, as Rochester forward Bob Brown looks on. ,fsaslaf :- 4? if N 1 XJ 555 3 .U. in K lim Buzzy Michic, Adonis Shemer. Iim Gruzinski, Rege Onderick, Marty Liberatori,-, lr-romfi Kelanic, Andy Evans. Claire Brittuin, Ronald Kemp, Dick Kimbrough, and Willie Reeder. 1 3-f li --r' Dick Kimbrough dribbling with his tongue out. assi '42 W Ewa 1 G0 Claire Go. Bob Fleming Earle Moore x W-, f.. we ff l. gg 5 A ., fr The 1954 baseball nine under the coaching of Mr. Batchelor and Mr. Currie, turned in the most successful season in Hopewell baseball history, as they won seven and lost three to finish in second place in Section 6, The high flying Vikings were the talk of the section when they won their first five contests, but then they turned around and lost three straight before winning their last two contests, Bob Elliot was the hurling ace with a record of three wins and one defeat. Matt Mezmar had a 2-l record, Nelson Nedde won one out of two, and Melvin Vidovich won in hif, lone start. George lvfaravich was the hitting star of the Viking nine, leading in hits, doubles, triples and home runs with a .452 average. Ted Vucenich hit .375 with Bill Gurgurich hit- ting 866, and Nick Grahovac batting .355 Melvin Cook, one of the top catchers in the section, hit 234. . II dihzmball ,-,.. .an , , , J. ,,,f:4,L,i.i, , ,kg ,, , , ,H . - , u .4 ' L,-eff? I 5' ' ' Z4 'QM' 'E ' T 3' Bob Elliot being thrown out at first base Lou Montini beats the throw to first base in cr close play. 3 4' 4 WVdd,,,..-- Robin Brunton. Roger Turzak. Bill Gibson, and Gerald Ciccone. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Beaver Ckwayl ,A.. Rochester CI-Iomel ,, New Brighton fHomeJ Midland U-Xwcxyl .... Monaca Chwayl .... Rochester U-Kwayl .. New Brighton Utwayl Midland CI-Iomel .... Beaver fHomeJ ..... Monaca fHomeJ . . . FIRST ROW B Elliot T Vucemch R. Kiliany I. LaSota Mr Batchelor. THIRD ROW: R. Tunak I Montxnx G Maravxch B Gurgunch N Nedde R Morrow D Kennedy. B. Gibson, G Cxccono R. Swan N Grahovac G Lopata SECOND ROW Mr Brunton E Shemer, I.. Mezmar. D McCormllh Cume B ONe1ll R Markel R Ondenck I Martinez FOURTH ROW: I. Dugan. E. Barton. M Banco 6 'El 'fi wr Elf SPE' I6 ' kr 8' 'I+' J,f ... w A 'ip' 'aging'-' - .-, N .X 'en 1 we tl, i Ted Vucenich crosses home plate as Beaver catcher Kent Black waits for the ball. Paul Bernauer misses one of Bob El1iot's fast balls. The situation is reversed. Bemauer scores as Melvin Cook waits. ehf-r Q r V. .2 ' 'fe ygif T Both Ted Vucenich and Kent Black miss the ball. I M x S' ,Q 4. I M, 1 or .jx FIRST ROW Deanna Brooks Eleanor Mercandante. SECOND ROW: Marxlyn Mann Mane Cunmngham, Frances Patterson, Ianice Erdely. -.. the MOST VALUABLE ir 5 , ' 1 4 f Y. , fix ,, ' 1 'N r a ,, gln ,4 .X f' .'2: to left 3.555 EY! to .Pa Ni QQ 31 Q G. i ar' 3 ,Hx,. :1-4 1 X 'Mx ' 'fm' D in-gl' If LII s. if .1 h i.f 99 --,sv J- ' ' Y' ,As Q 0. ff?- ww.-Q. W U In I F5 I- D 0 M rn M viii .JW H --H' cqitsmmiw ai fl J 1' A Xf I 1 y X l 'V 5 ,fi 9- -1 - I , - x l rp' M. x is-,...,,, N... J? ,, ' i ts X George Strother, President: Chuck Schubert, Vice President: Frances Patterson, Secretary, Lee Doverspike, Treasurer. Ronald Markel. Sergeant-at-Arms. FIRST ROW: B. Clowes, M. Cujcxs, E. Barton. C.Brittain,E. Benda, R. Brunton, D. Deramo W. Cafrelli, SECOND ROW: K. Cogan, S Doughty, I. Cunningham, H. Deising. A Cuias, B. DePaulis, M. Cunningham, L. Covey THIRD ROW: N. Cobum, B. Biesenkamp, A DeLisio, M. DeLong, B. Ccxler. D. Debs, E Buss, L. Doverspike. FOURTH ROW: E Donovan, R. Collins, I. Curtis, L. Conti, M Bosco, I. Crawford. I Mrs. Brown, Mr. Hollobaugh, and Miss Woznicki. The Iunior Class, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Brown, Miss Woznicki, and Mr. Hollobaugh tried in vain this year to have a Iunior Class Play, but because of certain conditions they were unable to do so. Iunior Classmen also started a new club, which is known as the Broadcasting Club. lf it were not lor the efforts of two Iuniors, the music which is heard over the public address system would not be possible. The lunior Class also sponsored several other activities this year. mn- .rx K 1 tty! 'J Hb.- f . , ff' FIRST ROW: E. Maratta, E. Mercandante, M Mann, B. Palochak, C. Mayhue, M. Ruscitte H. Persuitti, R. Marsola. SECOND ROW: P Prosko, I. Elhaney, A. Matika, T, Mutkus D. Ruby, G. Miller, P. Rady, H. Maravich THIRD ROW: P. Placer, F. Patierson, I Roberts, L. Richardson, D. McElhaney, E Morrow, S. Mook. FOURTH ROW: B. Rains C. McCoy, B. Martin, B. Mancini, S. Rcndano- vich, R. Markle, M. Machak, F. McCoy. 'E3f'r 3f'3 IA .f ,I x I FIRST ROW: I. Sambol, I. Smithnosky, E Savich. L. Smith, A. Shemer. D. Torrance, V. Survey, S. Schriner. SECOND ROW: P. Ziotow- ski, F.. Swalla, E. Shemer, B. Trimbath, N. Steele, D. Vannauker. THIRD ROW: A. Young. K. Strutt, B. Stephens, S. Thompson, M. Zidare- vich, F. Vidovich. FOURTH ROW: R. Turzalz, T. Simoes, R. Sanbom, R. Schriner, G. Strother, W. Sprow. FIRST ROW: I. Fath, I. Gruzinski, N. Henning, B. Kimbrough, I. Kelanjc, B. Kcrmpian. SECOND ROW: W. Lester, V. Gould, B. I.. Gratz, P. Gurgurich, P. Frioni, H. Hughes. I. Gray, D. Hartzel. THIRD ROW: D. Giles, N. Laird, B. Lake. M. Kisucky, E. Ewing, I. Erderly, M. Falk, R. Evans, P. Elting. Piano moving is dlfhcult b not or Melvin Cook. the Supervising Manager charge of moving. Mr. Bonomi explains the workings ol the automobile motor to his students Bud Nedde and Clyde McCoy caught in one oi the rare times they do any work. For Shame Boys. Carol Klaric and Regis Kiliany buy their social tickets from Donna Gay'le Lloyd. we 'L 'D ge.- ' .sfpfw ,w . 'w .ff lane! Murphy. President Rego Onderick. Vice President: Pub! lush. Secretary: lack Dugan. Treasurer, and Bob Fleming, Semeant- at-arms ! llS'l'ROVl:A.AudlCik.R.Chrilt V The Class of '57 is composed of approximately 150 students. Under the competent sponsorship of Mr. Brown, Mr. Kotun, Mr. Volitich, and Mrs. Williams, the sophomores co-operated very well in carrying out their various activities. Among these activities were a social held in the new gym and participation in the first play held in the new gym. ' 4 N 'IZ ... I M, W ,. V ii' , V . i s if . 1 . .4 2 .,i I f '-fr Y. 1 Af - fwsfw f , ' 'xr . .f 4 ' Ay , is ..:............................. Mr. Brown, Mr. Voliiich- Mr. Iotun. and Mn. Williams. I. Cuim. B. mek. B Crabtree, I.. Bianacucti, V. Cellini, G. DeSanti.s. SECOND ROW: H. Burgess, L Dar- ner. A. Butler. K. Duke. P. Bush. N. Burbine S. Chulvvia. G. Ciccone. ,Q I. Edwards. I. Chutney. THIRD A ROW: I. lmwn. I. Dugan. T. Abee. M. Black. I. Cdet. H. Christy. P. Champ. S. Dllioo. F. Champ. FOURTH ROW: l. Chewniag. T. Cutler. D. lillik. S. Bukit. C. Bur- lingame. M. Clement. I. Almonte. V. Cipolla. G. Dewey. M. Claypole. rw, ,J 9 FN 5 I i AM X t 44. if-'N V7 4 I9 I I u1...'-T I- 'J 'I xv, '. I I H-2 Ie: 'i I ff? 'I I II' ' 7 I 4' Nu 1 I ' I rl' , I , ,- il L. 'IQ lk 3, .Q . . ' sag A I VIE ' 7' . I M. . f V 1 N. . 7 . .i W.. ...,....,,+ -T L V FIRST ROW: I. Lewis, P. Lcnglon. M. Hiliker, F. Kyce. D. Lukclic. I. Gorrell. D. Hall, I. Kostial, SECOND ROW: M. Lopcita. R. Geravac. I. Gavlik, B. Fontana. T. Goerman. F. Hauser. I. Hunt. H. Kancirr. D. Iohri- scn, I. Keller. THIRD ROW: R. Kemp. T. Lokomski. D. Halley, M. Klaric. R. Kurlak. N. Iannetelli. L. Kwitowski. I. Halleman. FOURTH ROW: E. Her- shinger. I. Eberle. I. Herda. A. Kim- ble. M. Liberatore, C. Ienkins. B. Fleming. A. Evans. FIRST ROW: C. McKinney. I. Reed. Y. Radanovich, N. Montini, I. Olack. K. Mcfllhaney, I. Mamhout. P, Parfitt. SECOND ROW: I. Murphy. D. Neal, R. McCoy. C. McCue. V. Matusiak. D. McCormish. W. Rambo, M. Naquin, B. Moore, B. Majors. THIRD ROW: F. McWilliams. I. Morrow, W. Maratta, I. Martinez. R. Michic, K. Raipe. I. Richard. M. Miller. B. Plonka. FOURTH ROW: R. Onderick, I. Palumbo. E. Morrow A. Purvis. T. Rogozewicz. E. Nogich. I. Palmer. E. Moore. FIRST ROW: D. Vignovich. S. Smith I. Slull. D. Zinich. E. Soslcrich, L Valle-se. E. Vuynovich. M. Vucenich SECOND ROW: T. Tele-sz. M. Wise M. Trimble. I. Snedden. G. Simoni I.Wiege1. THIRD ROW: S. Zalusky B. Vass. R. Woolsev, H. Schmidt, B Thomas, T. Wright, B. Thomas FOURTH ROW: E. Speicher, S. Vur gich. T. Sopko. I. Schwartz. M. Shirey M. Shullock. C. Voettiner. ,1 . M 99 00 00 9-. 39,- s X h . MW, .X bn'-I 1:-011110 I I The experimeniing maniacs. Iohn Cochran l and Iim Nelson W ,N x- 4 , Chaps. Luzzo, Shemer, and Ioe lead the cheers at the pep assembly. br? ,,,,. Some people love snow and others well- N f-Q4 I L2 N v x 4 , l l A . -. 6 . ,M ,U ,dl 3 Qs 4-.4- if I I 2-H 'f'-ink if Our Iuniors leam- -to become Seniors. .J 'E Treasurer: Iean Ienkins. Secretary: and Bob Dunn. Sergeant-at-Arms. Missing. Dick Kimbrough. President. The Freshman Class, a bewildered but energetic group of boys and girls entered the Hopewell Memorial High School in September, 1955. As they began looking forward to Iune, 1958, they started to get into the swing of things. Before long, they began to .assume their responsibilities as the leaders of the junior high, During the first week in February, the class elected their officers for the year As the year draws to a close they are on the road to becoming sophomores A......., M.,-ac... 'Y , Sandra Smith. Vice Presi- Miss Mihalik. Mr. Waters, Mr. Currie. Mr. dent: Carmen Fricano. Tolta. Mrs. Adams. FIRST ROW: G. Crivella. C. Dito C. Curphey. I. Dor sett, D. Calhoun C. Bishton. SECOND ROW: H. Drake D. Degarmo, I. Berry. D. Campbell B. Deny, G. Atwell. A. Borham. I Carpenter. THIRD ROW: M. Cotter G. Bruce. S. Davis, M. Belich, D Barron. P. Cafrelli. M. Dushac. B Cobum. FOURTH ROW: I. D'Amico R. Cleveland. P. Cassida. T. Bull. P Carrillo, B. Brooks, E. Duffala. 1 FIRST ROW: I. B. Mann, I. A. Mann, I. Knight, I. Myers, G. Margral, I. Mnrsola. SECOND ROW: D. Lloyd, I.. Miller. F. Kwolek, E. Lemasters, I. Lundy, D. Kimbrough, I. Kostial. THIRD ROW: D. Lemasters. I. Mc- Itosh, B. Ienkins, R. Mineurd, R. Ianicki, B. Kubacki. FOURTH ROW: K. Moore, B. Luke-tic, W. Miner, R. Mutkus, R. Mance, H. Miller, R. Leasure, F.. Kanarr. fm if ,X l X 4 1 S 411 I I Tig ,: .wk il f 1 ...al I Q4 , . 513. v N X. 3 if FIRST ROW: A. Oberg, I. Noel, I. Peoples. A. Pearson, H. Nale, F.. Neal. SECOND ROW: D. Peck, G. Pavelak, I. Mecara. M. Rose. E. Palko. N. Rebich, R. Matusiak. THIRD ROW: II. Ross. S. Rush. H. Peck, I. Propsi, B. Puru, D. Persuitti, S. Puch, A. McCue, I. Ross. FOURTH ROW: I. Peduzzi, L. Pasqualin. B. Nale, B. Pohl. S. Paxton, M Pislilli, VV. Pax- ton, I. Reed. 6 P3 FIRST ROW: M. Fath, S. French, D. Hailey, E. Emericlc, S. Gural, B. Furich. SECOND ROW: M. Horion, A Hughes, P. George, R. Hales, S Gibson, E. Elderly, D. Elliott, B. Gorsuch, P. Gadich, THIRD ROW: I. Hamilton, W. Everly, I. Gculd, K. Gregory, C. Horton, C. Fricano, I Gedris, M. Gruzinski. FOURTH ROW I. Hendricks, M. Lerdick, D, Getic I. Hrxenbaugh, T. Grahovac. T Goerman, T. Huud, M. Halavanja. se 4 , I ...,, W -WM FIRST ROW: Y. Sine. N. Rosatelli, I. Sovak, R. Richards, P. Ricketts, G. Smith. SECOND ROW: L. Ruins. C. Roupe, I. Skiba, R. Smallwood, W. Reeder, R. Showalter, E. Survey, C. Robertson, P. Samoviski. THIRD ROW: C. Schuck, I. Spenser, I.. Swogger. R. Spragg, G. Rohm. FOURTH ROW: M. Seech. I. Sullivan, B. Sligh, l. Schmidi, G. Shane. FIRST ROW: D. Zalrraisek. D. Williams, E. Zadylalr, H. Wilamowski, I. Viluge, E. Van Dyke. SECOND ROW: G. Yoho, A. Vallese, R. Zuccaro, B. Wilson. D. Vest. R. Yeager, C. Walker. M. Thomas. THIRD ROW: P. Vidovich. A. Twigger, E. Wright. C- West, C. Ziotowsky, G. Vande :board G. Wilson, R. Willis. FOURTH ROW: G. Yanyecic, H. White, T. Ulmer, I. Williams. , .3 Ig V, f xl in 'J' F- 1 We 3711 7 ,Ml W? Q'-:M A' 1' ' L+. Caughi off guard in the lobby. 1 -..-r Q Chuck makes out, lack leams how. -TF! f'- Bemg measured for nnas. 4-gi It M s Well somebody has to do it. asf Wi v N . 5 -.-.. .fr 35? A ir. 1 J r, FQ - Silva - l Wl'iIR producmg 12:02 Music Revue. A- -run-,, 3 - Y-v-ututlf ...k ...- -. . .- , v4 Q -f..-.,,...,. i f fn .M X ,I 3 K as ..- 'fw L1-'T '5v?b. . , A-,ff 'vig-A. -' ' wo. , 'xi' .C 9.4' n nz'- 1 ' W Hubub U1 the Shop. ,Q , l Mpdkmnz Y- 4 ,, A -fi J' 4515, 'Z WM Q an NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The four cordmol prtnclples of the Ncmonol Honor Soctety ore scholorshno leodershlp servlce and character As members of th1s orgcrn1zot1on we try to do our best at all t1mes and 1n all ways to make Hopewell Hrgh School o school W1th better stcrndotrds by wh1ch to l1ve For the post three yeors the soctety hos oworded o deservmg groduote student CI scholorsh1p of S300 SEATED D Say M Dxxon R Morrow Mr Whxte Mrs Freeble Mr Krazert T Murphy M Sopko R Sala STANDING Mr Samardzxya A Cuyas P Gurguxch C Klanc R Brunton C Bnttalnl Fath I Crawford Gr KN-i Murphy Ofhcers Theresa Murphy Rose Mary Morrow Dons Say Roselyn Sala and Mary Dlxon P Kmght B Stevens D Ruby E Ondovchxk F Patterson W Mancxm N Land L Aaron E Benda Mrss Smxthnosky ii A4161 Svrwfy ,-., i S, I J V K Q . f 4-fs O . V K 1 lt, O la . A y . 1 up y4 yy M Mwwmwy me I ' I , I Induction: Carol Klaric, Miss Smithmosky, and Theresa 3. 5' - ,Q .,Vv Q r , Q l -- V 'PQ 'W 1. . A l N5 . . . I, S a,:e . -f, x 7' hir FIRST ROW P Bush D Say B Ycmyecxc E Cleveland F Palierson I Erdley SECOND ROW Mr Brown P Gurgurxch L Bxancuccl P Langion M Vucemch T e pu pose ol tne stddent councxl IS to urnfy all student orgon1zc1t1ons under one fontrol to old the o:lrn1n1strot1on of the school to foster sentrment for low ond order to pro note the oenerol oct1v1t1es of the scnool to develop 1n me student o growmd GQDFSCIGUOH rnencersmp m d democracy dnd the ln We Scrool or ci to rornote rn dll woys ine oest rnte css dnd deols of the school The ccur1c1l nos ust beer orgomzed thrs veor tue efoe t nos not been possrole for the co rncrl to do everytnmg that was expected of 11 oy the students The student counc11 lS Jnder the sponsorslnp ol Mr Brown ond Mr Volmcn Patsy Vallese Sergeant at Arms Barbara Yanyecxc Secretary Chuck Berry President and Iamce Erdley Vxce Presxdent uncil .11 Q 5' . 1 Y ,, 1 'fl N' Mx Vohixch THIRD ROW I Morrow A Butler G Miller FOURTH ROW C Berry B Martin G Slrother T Sopko nqhrs E ...af 3... MXN . . -I I l A ' r. g l .V V - A fx 1 -' l - w ,W A l u ' l .1 1 3 ,f H- 49 '71 . V l ' , ' lf ' ,V h 1 r . ' v - ' L , Nu? r ' -- A Y . . . , ' prlvrlede of portrcqodting in such G democracy - sf r .E . '. l, n' C . ' ' if 3,2- - ' ' ' I Q . Km , . F In V . 3 .yy ' '-,.j- f . V 3 k -, 1 V , A J ' ., A W 1 l 1 r . r 1 r . 'J -- l L R . , . A 5 v 4 - A A ' ' I if'1,.-f t ' . Q , if I ' ' '4 K 'arf I 'A . ' X , n 5 . L 4 Jim vim., . I t B --:::5:5:3:31r.:-rift 'I '- '1 e 1:'1Q:12:2Ei3i?i5i I l il Qty' 'Zi' '1'11212121E11g151 .' fr J ,,.ErE12121EgEgEj' iiQiQiQiiiiiiiiiigii Q . t . .lj li A .E323E3EQEQEQEgEg23 '-.--1-13132323235 :3:gQgZ----:-:-1-1- Y it .... The staff of the Viking with resoluf tion and determination, went about the task of bringing to you in this comparatively short space, a picture ci the lite of cur school. Witti the reality of our new school, Caine an entirely new wealth ct material ard ideas. With this as our background, and the tinal hook as our aoal, we worked and strived up until the early days of February. ln our pages, we have attempted to depict the activities of each class, club, and sport. 'N 9 5 . Q 5 ... T FIRST ROW: T. Murphy. D. G. Lloyd. I. Murphy, B. Palochak, I. McElhaney, B L Gratz. SECOND ROW: S. Morris. E. Cleveland, C. Iurges. R. Rosatelli, S. Podolak M. Sopko, D. Brooks. THIRD ROW: D. Ruby. I. Crawford, I. Thomas B.Manc1ni Mr. Hollobaugh. Marge Sopko. Literary Edi- tor: Bette Lou Gratz. Assistant Editor: and Ivor Thomas. Editor-in-Chief. Pictured here. are five members of the Literary Committee as they prepare the 1955 Viking. u X -,l ...ww CN 3 A. i 6 : 'ya 'E 3, Yu ., AA ,. ,J ,iw FIRST ROW: S. Morris, S. Smith, I. Cunningham, S. Doughty, M. Cunningham, P. Gurgurich. SECOND ROW: M. Sopko. E. Mercandante, Mr. Linn, Mrs. Brown, M. I. Falk, P. Hcxdy. THIRD ROW: B. L. Gratz, R. Bravo, I. Hunt, L. Mezmur, B. Thomas, I. Erdley. I. Murphy. FOURTH ROW: B. Thomas, T. Sopko. L. Doverspike, I. Thomas, E. Benda, N. Nedde, B. DePaulis. BQQESELQQQSQ CD H-QOCDQQSOCD: 3,72 O s, aging rr5H-Q5.9fQH'91 F-Q cnw'U:1 ::6'P.'g-:H4 gtflazvfg 231009 O wc ' Q5f251,,2'353L3r'Qg 5.2mm ndmmn-04 S5 CQRQHQHQ 5111- EFOLQOD-hgdfj H 9sgf'Q 5rn82E2f 3-3-HMOFEVQ Egncm 9:5550-EBBU' UQ. mm 09.29553-I-TQ -.4Q,,mOO-- ....'- 5 2.-+fDCD 533ff7gmg-40 2O9135,5n3Zm0F,q2 N4 Hon :50' 0529-Tcgyg--5 S PHTQSHA 2 QQ fn ff' xr,-Oo Aoogmfgsnggm Q5 .-mm-ZIQDQE g'D'SgQ'4r6 :ng-Em 'H 4135 Q-Q.-s TQZUQQTQ-Qsmcg s: 'fm 'UQ LQ 'Q ,U53d+-33'-'m :?QQ'FD:5 W2 :1 m:v wo g2o.c?m1g9.-co.5:':1 K I ,fx his dancing. Bette Lou Gratz. Vice President: Lee Doverspike, Treasurer: Marge Sopko. President: and Roseanna Bravo, Secretary. Couples dancing at one ot our socials. 5 Rosalind Marsola, Sergeant-at-Arms: Helene Maravich. Chaplain: Marjean Miner, Treasurer: Donna Hare, Secretary: Sylvia Podolak, Vice President: Marge Sopko, President. Below, clothes are being collected to be sent to the Orphans Home. A - , V. MMM. Jai- Hi- '14 This service club of the l-l.M.l-IS. strives to carry out its ideals at all times. The purpose of this club is 'To create, rnaintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian charf acterf Two of our biggest service programs this year consisted of delivering clothing to the children in the Orphans Home at New Brighton and of securing contributions to the annual Heart Fund, Each year we send dele' gates to Harrisburg and to other conferences which are held to find ways of bettering the world. The annual Semiforrnal and Mother- Daughter Banquet are held for fund-raising and relaxation. FIRST ROW: Montini, Lewis, Vuynovich, Smith, Mc- Elhaney, Bush, Bravo, Biancucci, Gurgurich, Sopkof Mrs. Adams. SECOND ROW: Sambol, Vallese, Proslco, Maratta, Diesing, Murphy, Podolak, Hare, Morrow, McConnell, Halowell, Strutt. Brougher, Olack, Savich. THIRD ROW: D'Amico, Cobum, Simoni, Snowden. Cujas, Sowell, Fiertag, Buss, Mann, Herda, DeSantis. FOURTH ROW: Covey, Sostarich, Wise, Mamhout, Richardson, Giles, Stallbach, Cogan, Miner, Cunning- ham, Lake, Placer, Kisucky, Laird. FIFTH ROW: Bush. McKinney, Keller, McCue, Pariitt, Vucenich, Murphy DeSantis, Cellini, Haden, Gratz, Eiting. 'if' t 'l7Afyg Qf L ,Q 'M1' '1 W A 1 ' 'su' 4 0 S Q ? nf q ' ---X '-'14 The l-li-Y, as or service organization spon- sored by the YMCA, hos for its purpose, to render service to the school and comniunity. The membership is composed of boy: from the tenth, eleventh, cmd twelfth grades, Under the sponsorship of Mr. Mcitikcx, the club has grown in size from nine seniors at the first of the year to twenty-five offer the initiation. The club purchased red ond white jackets with the HieY emblem on the front for the senior members, The club sponsored sociols and sold Christmas cords. FIRST ROW: A. White, L. Martin, B. Rauscher, C. Berry, I. Mcllvain, I. Thomas. SECOND ROW: C. Brit- tain. R. Collins, E. B Matika. THIRD ROW: N. McClelland, R. Turzak, I. Curtiss. N. Nedde. FOURTH ROW: G. Mraovich, Henning, R. Markel, S. Radanovich, G. Strother. arton, E. Shemer, T. Simoes, Mr. N. FRONT ROW: Ivor Thomas, Vice President: Bob Rauscher, President: Iim Mcllvain, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Nelson McClelland, Chaplain: Allen White, Sergeant-at-Arms: Leroy Martin, Secretary. In the picture below, members of the Hi-Y have a little winter fun. .-.-- ' -.f . - YEA V A 3 U' ifi i .-M F C. U, Q. , f E ,U , xr r X, use . - ' . Q- 1 '.r '---r' Z' i E Ira' Q. .-L... t A- Q4 1--1-.7 li- , . 5 x x -0-.. .,,...., VET- -1 Three members oi the I-'.H.A. inspect the new drawers and cupboards in the Home Ec Room. pm. The Future Homemakers of America is organized to aid and interest the American girl in homemaking. The National F.H.A. requires that each student complete one semester of homemaking education. The FIRST ROW: E. Ewing, L. Douglas, I. Kwolek, Mrs. Peters, M. Burlingame, B. Stevens. SECOND ROW: B. Caler, A. Hughes, P. Prosko, P. Gorrell, M. Christy, A. Cuias, D. Garner, V. Trimbath. THIRD ROW: B. ,. 'fam' f-r Iane Kwolek, Marjorie Burlingame, Emma Lou Ewing, Betty Stevens, and Laveme Douglas. motto of the Club is Toward New Horizons the colors are red and White. Mrs. Peters spon- sors the Club. Among the activities ot the Club this year were the making and selling of ear- rings, corsages and Christmas ornaments. The Club made the annual trip to Pittsburgh Where they visited Tech and saw a play at the Little Theatre, Christy, P. Champe, N. Cobum, A. Young, I. Gurren, Barbate, I. Miller, I. McElhcmey, I.. Smith. FOURTH ROW: L. R. Eberle, M. Black, I. Keller, C. McKi.nny, C. Bush, E. G. Heinlein, S. Mook, E. Morrow. 'lf' T' xg is I C a FIRST ROW: D. Hare, C. Mezmar, B. L. Gratz, S. Doughty, Mrs. Williams, Miss Mihalik, P. Rady, H. Maravich, M. Cunningham. A. DeLisio. SECOND ROW: M. Mann, L. Mamula, P. Placer, E. Ewing, F. Vidovich, L. Douglas. P. Gurgurich, B. DePcrulis, E. Merccmdante. The purpose of the Leaders club is to promote a feeling of good, clean sportsman- ship among girls interested in sports. Each year the girls participate in inter-school as well as intramural sports such as basketball lane Kwolek, Sergeant-at-Arms: Doris Say, President: Barbara Yanyecic, Secretary: Shirley Ward, Treasurer. 'Xi' ff 154, 1-, X ' I 2.3 , ?'??ig5.- ' ' ' , 1 ,-f i V , Mu., N , 1,2 2 I . .. 4 , V31 ' 4-s I ' U ...gzif E. 'T Qplft THIRD ROW: F. Patterson. M. I. Falk, E. Scrvich, L. Pancottini, D. Salvitti, S. Ward, D. Brooks, R. Evans. FOURTH ROW: S. Podolak, D. Schmidt. B. Yanyecic. D- SCIY. N. Laird, E. Evans, P. Biting, I. Erdley. and volleyball, Winter Wonderland, the annual Leaders Club prom, was the first prom to be held in the new gym. The event was highly successful due to the hard work on the part of the members and sponsors. Mrs. Williarns, the sponsor of the club, is assisted by Miss Mihalic, co-sponsor. Sbme of the couples who attended Winter Wonder- land, the Leaders Club Prom on December 30. tb 1 pdffllll The I-loll Potrol, composed of juniors ond seniors, ond sponsored by Mr, Krdtzert, did or Worthwhile job of relieving congestion in the corridors ond directing the students going to cmd from classes. The Monitors is on orgoriizdtion sponsored by Mrs. Williorns, whose duty it is to keep order in the rest roorns. The girls help keep the rest rooms cleon ond neot. They ore scheduled for o period eoch doy to stoy in the rest rooms ond keep the students from looting there. Their job wos doubled this yedr with our new school but the girls do o line job ond their work is opprecioted by the students ond torculty olike. FIRST ROW: I. Sambol. R. Dick, Mr. Kratzert, P. Lang- lon, B. Palochak. E. Crab- tree. SECOND ROW: I. Kostial, B. Caler, A. Hu- ghes, P. Gorrell, S. Thompson. THIRD ROW: C. Mclirmy. B. Stevens. D. McElheney, M. Lopota. FIRST ROW: Stevens, Mc- Elheny, Thompson, Hughes. Champe. Christy. SECOND ROW: Douglas, Kostial, Crabtree, Mrs. Williams, Dick, Langton. Smith, Abee. THIRD ROW: Young, Pal- ochalr, Kyc. Naquin, Chris- ty, Neal. FOURTH ROW: Lopata, Gibson. McKinny. Black. Majors. Luketic. Bush. Stull. f . 5 , mv,-.b Y iw., .Q The Girls' Athletic Association is organized for the Freshmen and Sophomore girls so that they may promote better citizenship and social development through participation in athletic activities. They must be able to play three sports to qualify for membership in the GAA, This year there were three teams who played against each other. Thus they learned sports- manship and leadership and qualified for membership in the Leaders Club, composed ot Seniors and luniors. . U The membership ot the Varsity Club is made up of boys who have earned athletic letters. luniors or seniors actively participating in sports are also eligible for the club. Under the leadership ot Mr. Batchelor and officers Vucenich, Cook, Onderick, and Gibson, the organization has functioned very well. The boys strive to make money in order that every senior member may be presented a varsity sweater. F00 '-Q '34 em i - Jin b I I T T i I 1 I I '31 1- f Q ' -v' f . , 1.0 - j . s, L : f , - ::E.' 3- . - , . ..::::-.-'ff -f agglll T X 3 -9 Q ' ' f t gil si ffl T 1 T-4-A-.- FIRST ROW: Shemer. Gib- son. Gentile, Mezmar. Mr. Batchelor. Onderick, Nedde, Cook, McClelland. SECOND HOW: Hutton, Dcxrner, Mc- Cormish, Brown, Iohnson, Gruzinski, Shemer, Turzak, Kelcmic. THIRD ROW: But- ler, Kimbrough. Sprow Brunton, Simoes, McCoy. Curtiss, Barton, Vucenich. FOURTH ROW: Nedde, Brittain, Collins. Sligh, Hen- ning. Rcxdcxnovich, Strother. Conti, Merkel. .KM 'i I '17 FIRST ROW: N. Laird, B. I.. Gratz, R. Dick, B. Mancini, P. Langton. E. Crabtree. P. Chumpe. SECOND ROW: l. Murphy, M. Wise, Mrs. Powell, M. Trimble, M. Christy, 1. Kostial. gfwn ow gm The Red Cross of Hopewell Memorial High School consists of senior high school students who give of their time and efforts in rendering such services as packing gift boxes for needy families in Europe and making tray favors for veterans at Aspinwall and Deshon Hos- pitals. The club also acts as a council for the Iunior High School Red Cross. Mrs. Powell is the sponsor of the club. The Library Club is a group of girls whose duty it is to care for the library, keeping it neat and in order. They are responsible for the borrowing and returning of books, and during the absence of Mrs. Risher, the sponsor of the organization, the girls are in charge of the library. J' 5? FIRST ROW: E. Vuynovich. R. Dick, Mrs. Risher, E. Crabtree, N. Montini. SEC- OND ROW: B. Stevens. B. Stephens, L. Eberle, N. Laird. M. Trimble, I. Garten. air' 'JN ,., ilu' TTD 671414 pf Lv, : .., Vw., . FIRST ROW: Mcllvain, Thomas, Cafrelli. Neuge- baur, Watkins. SECOND ROW: Friccxno, Bravo, Sola. Say, Ycmyecic, Scrlvitti. THIRD ROW: Vidovich, Mrs. Powell, Miss Miketich, Mr. Bonomi, Miss Mooney, Sponsors, Murphy, Taddeo. X, FIRST ROW: Eberle. Tor- . . rence, Black, Miss Smith- Z. A 1, 'U nosky. SECOND ROW: ' K Dixon, Eberle. Mancini, -v ' l Faih, Dun. The Art Club this year has been one of the least publicized clubs in the school, With its new sponsor, Miss Srnithnosky, taking over the club this year, we saw the club come to life and win some acclaim from and for the school The Art Club put on for exhibition its members artistic works in the display case in the school, The Art Club also helped with decorations and ideas for many of the school activities. FIRST ROW: F. Gorman. R. Mineard: R. Smith, Mr. Lit- tell. I. Eberle. L Kwiiowski. 'I' Tolesz. f - FIRST ROW: R. Cairelli. R. Cobum. I. Vidovich, R. Smith. I. Baker. THIRD ROW: H. Neugebaur. I. Kosto. A. Langton. Mr. Kotun. 'KMC' 6'-'16 The Aeronautics Club, a relatively new club which deals with the study of airplanes and various other adjacent fields of study, became the fancy of many airplane enthusiasts this year. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Kotun, the club made several field trips to nearby airports. Wliile on these field trips the mem- bers were entertained with free rides given in small planes. Several of the members also construct and fly model airplanes in competi- tion with each other and other clubs. The Craft Club is an organization composed of boys who have maintained at least a B average and have a genuine interest in wood- working and other shop activities. Headed by Mr, l..ittell, their sponsor, the members of the club take up different projects, including many for the improvement of the school and community. I r Q, ri' QQ., 4,- I.-vw. The Hi Litesf' our student news- paper is produced by students who are interested in journalism. ln order to secure funds they had bakesales, sponsored socials, and sold candy and refreshments at the basketball games. The articles consisted ot sports events, of incidents that occured durina classes, and news of various other activities. Each year a group of 'Hi Litesl' members take a trip to the Columbia Scholastic Press in New York City where they compare their paper with publications from other schools. FIRST ROW: V. Brougher. E. Savich. D. Say. L. Covey, C. McCue. I. Mann. SECOND ROW: R. Bravo. P. Frioni. C. Bishton. Mrs. Adams. M. Dixon, H. Olok. L Biancucci. THIRD ROW: A. Purvis. I.. Doverspike. I. Hallemun. B. Thomas, I. Mcllvain, N. Montini. FOURTH ROW: C. Brittuin. B. Marlin. G. Strother. E. Benda. T. Hudd. -Q .1 .. t' ' , 1 l 'fb 77 PRINTING OF THE PAPER-Members of the Hi-Lifes work earnestly putting out their monthly edition. FIRST ROW: B. Watkins. D. Say. I. V Mcllvain. SECOND ROW: H. Mura- ' 5 vich, G. Strother. L. Doverspike. P.. Sowell. 'ln ft. 4' ai, , gy The Dramatlcs Club cl Hcgaewell Memorial High School IS for students wxtlr a real interest tri dramattc DGYILCIDGIIOK and they must have attained a B average or better m Ertaltsh, ln the surrzmer ol l952, a few ot the members were active m lielpma the Ptttsburalt Play- liease stirumer stock players m preserttma plays at the Altauxppa Criazicter of Commerce Surirtxer Playhouse. They da everythma from set aesggmria tc usrzeiia They assrsted in such plays as Harvey llgrit lfast Fall and several ether Afsc sciie af the students parncgiated in a play agye: is the ,timer high schccl at Christmas t1rie The club is under the direcnart of lfllss Wczncki '45-489' Jn ' Q l I-7 'B' 49 C7 FIRST ROW: I. Cunningham. M. Falk, P. Efting, B. Gratz, I. Lewis, E. Vuynivich. SECOND HOW: P. Gurgurich, P. Frioni, M. Kisucky, Miss Woznicki. E. Savich. I. Murphy, D. Vignovich. THIRD ROW: S. Doughty, E. Benda, B. Martin, I. Fath, I. Crawford, N. Montini, -1 5- ? P Efting B Gyatz I Cunningham. K ,feats t I , , I i t ..-1 'fl ..,,:: 42 I t Q ' 74 .,,.,1 ':'. tziz Q '1'1- 6 OFFICERS: Deanna Brooks. Ianice Frances Patterson, Margie Sopko. Erdley, , -.en - 'I 'E' x Q.,.e,,!,Av' J. Qt - ,,:'SW,i , L K -J.. Vg: . , 4st TQ A 4 17 .31 'Zi r f ., X- i 612126 The Pep Club headed by the cheer leaders is an organization, the basketball baseball, and tootball players could not get along Without. These students are the backbone of the school spirit They sold Miniature Megaphones at the football games, and they also vended pome pons. ln spite of its being a newly organized club, it has a larger tollowing of membership than any other school club. Mrs, Strlco sponsors the club, FIRST ROW: Eberle, Murphy, Reed, Sambol, Placer, Ozimok, Savich Kisucky, McConnell, Dickson, Murphy. SECOND ROW: Mercandante, Miner, Cellini, Vuynovich, Louis, Vallese, Cunningham, Parfitt, Evans. Gamer, Padolack, Rosatelli Sopko. THIRD ROW: Cunningham, Erdely. Efting, Pancottini, Salvitti. Pistilli, Thompson, Prosko, Douglas, Cujas, Mxkonja, Klarick. FOURTH ROW: Conti, Morris, Richardson, Rady. Trembath. Burlingame, Stevens, Kwolek, Giles, Gorrell, Heinlein. Ewing. FIFTH ROW: Iurges, Gratz, Mann, Falk, Lake, Strutt, Garren. Thompson, Miller. Mclilhaney Patterson. sz: .. .- SAV K AY'-s. 1 s1w i . I J - . . - 1 x3 - s,Jl 7, , tg' ol 1,--I 1 1 ' ' 1 .-w N Q Ir - G ,Q - , 45- ,K A JAM, Iv, JT A55 75 J- A 11 -1 cr . ' sig Risen , :ft F?-xx, Nm . . f ., ,, -Q Q 95- . I . , K ,, .af '-A on ' 7 Q . ff, ' 'I 4: 4. vga - Y ll A if fb .T ,f A 1 if 1 ' ff 4 I if If . X' I' gg? r 5 + Q 5. 1, U Q K., , 'fin'--Q-X ' 2 is 1 fBNi nw.. O . L, A, v I 1 C5 'V 25' QV 5 kv! Q 'Q Q1 1 3 STH ' 71 'UV Q ni -.4 , . ,. ' v , N 0 - g 1 xXkg' , i'vv Y .2 'K Ja.. 5' , 2- . ,, -ar ri: .' 0 ,. Y J if Eg if 'iff Q' Q 'x V: ix? Shirley Doughty Ianet Murphy, Pattie Placer, Loretta Vallese. MCIYY Ianet Falk, Barbara DePaulis, Margret Sonlro, Band Captain gets instruc- tions. Q2 -1-3513-Hai? :E ,xfi'- - ...,....--V .-.f,-3 ........,-a- - Q.. ' r.--,..-: . W., ....-.X . .... . ...,. .7-f LN, A await--an XX XX A V7 s... FIRST ROW: P. Eftirig, H. Maravich, H. Deising, E. Vuyncxvich. R. Dick, P. Langton, L. Eberle. E. Crabtree, I. Sambol. SECOND ROW: F. Gorman, N. Coburn. L. Vallese, E. Sosterich, I. Reed. S. Smith, C. McCue P. Parfitt, N. Durr, T. Halleman. THIRD HOW: D. Vanna- oucker, R. Bravo, G. Cunningham, D. Salvetti, R 6' The Select Choir, directed by Mr. Tolta, is composed ot sophomores, juniors and seniors, who like to sing. The Choir has appeared before school groups, the Womans Club, and the PT A. Amana school functions in which the Choir took part were the Christmas program and the National Honor Society induction services. The candle light Easter service completed the activities ol the Select Choir lor l954-55. Tape recording being made of Christmas Contada. ' nr N. I A 1545 Pistelli, I. Kostial, M. Dixon, I. McElheny, N. Montini. FOURTH ROW: P. Sprow, S. Morris, A. Sowell, I. Louis, M. Vucenich, I. Murphy, T. Murphy, G. De Suntis V. Sallini. S. Chruovia. FIFTH ROW: M. Falk. H Marsola, M. Kisucky, E. Savich, M. Trimble, K. Strutt B. Lake, S. Doughty, C. Bush, A, Tait. z I.. f ,, i i My , . .1 5 L., + fs f'f5'3itii't ,ws ,. ffff..,' aff 'K Z' . vfs -s?f'wf,'.,-A W 1 , ' W , , t1' 2ff6, M-1 ,j for L-,gvtiwr f 1 VL. I Y -.4 '- ', I ..,,.. 5: ' ' f 1. fZj'fS '-f I JW.. ...E M ff. I , . . . ,,1fi'1 '-,, . 2 ,W ,u f 2 I r im i d ? A. w . A , 2 N: any., lf W 5 t 'f ua: iii' f f 1 ifiv S -L gl. , -, .4 , if 44 , ,,..- , ' 4 1' 2.1 R5 , ,V A M, i it T ,Q . W - , . Q V. - ..,..' , gp-. , W - - A p.. ' mm 'V I it r X ' X H , , ing., I E A ,m f W ,Mmm W , -....,-. iii: r'M.., ml V -,, ,K , I , i M .. 4 V, ff'e-f,..,,mQLqVWaw .,,,lW,,,,r,,,t , A L M . 4, 4 A ...rf I W f 'wmf.,,i Chorus rehearses for Christ- mas Contada. 1' fm. vs? Mr. Tolia directing chorus in a sott passage. X A 'I 0 U ' ,, 1 . . +'f',vL7UZ 50.9 .ff .MA ,. ' N ,,Q,w,,! k ' we -re 6 Three cheers for our Hi Pat. What's New? -me conducior 'H T 'Fe' LSL a Wi - --L. V ' N1 . V xt. .L 'J' 455. 4 'Ml-W 'i--eve.. sl Queen for u day ln U Apple sauce, or cheese. it means the same. 'Z M . 1 K L Q if Qs K X ill 9,Yl 5 I' Dnnks are on Ihe house' li-K 1 9 11 1 SS.. Radxaior on the blxnk? Wwe f m 9,l0.l!.Ql'l'l,6,Qll ...fx-. TU? ieptunbm 6 QQ Jw-aww H 'if C5 IE june Q7 Let s go tor two. Budl V X' t mf, 4, X , E t i x 5? F Cmdy shows oh dress Student COUHCII decorutes ordered! ,A Z It rsn't bud. is it? 1 4 5 QQ .1 'WT -if MAO Af Lan you reach 1 1 ..,. .. . . I ' X. . , ,-,. I , , .. 4, wntM Jlnld fha dlumml PATRONS 'Hr and Mr Irlwarel -'Karon Donaldl All nnxn Normal Ah'1It Mr A W B I Mr und Mrs I'r1 ruk Bll'IiIllll'Sl Ruth B.1tLI1eI0r Bens Shoe Store r .md Mrs Stexe Berhner r .1n1IMr Bern r .Ioesph BIIIQ I1 r 1 Mr II1 1 B1 non r I A B rmllmm ll rs .I I Bro 1 r and Mr A XY Br xxll I0ll rs I lrf ll r 1111 NIr II uxnl el I1 1 r nrne I Mr our ilu:-1 Mr Rohr-rt IOIIIII Oll I olonn Illf I 00ll 'Nlr md Mr M A Imssforfl Mrq N0l'llll I l'lNf'IIl Q W I' IIIIIIII 'IIN Cutler Ruth Deluca Unk Auto MIP Nlr 11111 Nh I 1111 Donghtw Nlr John NI D1n1n 'II J N R I Efer Mr and MN Dwlght E.II10tI 'Nlr and Mr Dan Iwrezan ,Ianne M nrm I'1rr1 I 1n1I Mr IIlroI1I 1 as roI1II I'l 1 I' red IL I' rcthy Rmeanne I' FICHIIO Mrs iharlefs F 1It0n Mr and Mrs Cf-org? 8llIMFS I' E fr IXIIIIPPIIN I l'Ix0WllIl Inhzabelh HdIlC1IlDk HAWIICHQ Flower Shop D F HIIIIIIQZS r A v1n 1111 Mr r aml Mr r Norm 111 Mr and Mm .Iane Ixoh nr 'Hr and Mrs Anna Ko11I1 D.111d IXOIIIII Mr and Mr Poor P Ixuwu NIr and 'Hr H B ,Ionff ,Innes H ,Iohn ton Jones ,Io cph ,Inrg.c-1 ,Iohn Ixom an II I7 Ixrntzcrt Peter Knzwa I eros Jews-Ieri 'Nlr and 'Ilr John Llcker 'Ilr and Mr ,Iohn 'Nlaranclak Mar aret Mfurzlo 1 . 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It hardly matters where the food grew or m what season It was processed as soon as lt was rxpe A package of steel coated w1th t1n captured all 1ts goodness You see there zs somethmg wonderful about a t1n can It makes posslble our modern system of processlng and d1StI'1bLlt1Ilg food And makmg tmplate for the food processmg 1ndustry 1S one of I8zL s blggest and most lmportant lobs Jana -rlauqidlo STEEL CORPORATION Look to JGL for the steels that work for modern lndustry 8. f ' I 5' ' ,, I I -4 Q f ' 1 7 , ' . - - - 'f . . 4' 3 , 4: . an . X . . 1 - u Q q , n 4 I f Q. . 'in 'snr Q x . fy? 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ALIQUIPPA RADIO ral Llcctrzc Hom: Appliances and Kitchen 3986 Brodllead Road ES w 179-I SHEI' If IFLD TOWERS 1798 Brodllead Road AIIQUIPP-X PA I an Suppf ri Banquets Wvddlngs Pruatf Parms llnone EN m 9975 WYKES AUTO PARTS JOIIN O WYKI-S Ounfr 447 Frankllu Axenue DAIRY CENTER 'ill Frlllllxllll -Xxenue A tear the Game or Shou Sandvw lCllE'i Nundae-x llIClx Lunclle L 4luaxa a Hfttar Blu and a f nmplctc S1 lc ctmn at JOAN SHOP -1- 6 Franlxlln kwenue Slnrts Blouse.: Suvaters Koala LlflgPl'lP Dresses se our come-me-ut law max plan 93 U I . , . I , . a - , C' I '? ' 2 ' .. ., , . , . 1, . .. ,: . .- 1 N J L, -, . E ., I J . ':.', - I ' J . , . 4 , , x -4 u I I I ', , -I, AIIIQUIPPA, PA. 9 , ' f'- -' . .. , , . A' P I D I ' .. . 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