Hopewell High School - Viking Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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The pages, including the Board and the Administration, are colored. We hope some day the entire yearbook may be in color. We have dedicated the yearbook to you, the graduating class of 1957. May its memories become fonder each time you read it. DRXMNNWQW SENICRS ..... ...... I 5 SPORTS ...... ..... 3 5 077 ILE 72 fi' UNDERCLASS ......... 47 ACTIVITIES ........... 65 W The Hopewell-Independence-Raccoon Joint School Board is composed of seventeen mem- bers, These members are selected from three townships as follows: seven from Hopewell, and five each from Independence and Raccoon Town- ships. The Board carries out its duties ofdirect- ing the activities and setting forth the policies of the school district with the aid ofits six commit- tees. Each committee is headed by a chairman and is composed of seven members selected from the three townships. Officers for the ensuing year are President - Kenneth Cunningham, Vice- President - Mark Hillikerg Secretary - Larry Blaneyg Treasurer - Harvey Roberts, Solicitor- Myron Rowley. To the class of 1957, we extend nun:-v our most sincere congratulations. ls-,nur Row l: Left to Right-l.. Blaney, I.. Curtiss, clerk, treasurer, M. Kelanic, W. Garbinsky, D, Miller, F, P. Temple, A, McConnell, O, Hilton, secretary, of Kelsey, J, Rowley, L. Manning, W. Pohl, C, L, White, Independence Board, M. Hilliker, J, Bontempo, K, P,Headley. Cunningham, R. Wilson. Row 2: V, Thomas, H. Roberts, YM iii Q 1 t E it SWE? Supervising zfincijml CHARLES L. WHITE Supervising Principal To the class of 1957: Public Education is the greatest safeguard of Civil Liberties in this troubled world. Please remember that your Joint School Board and Administration have provided building facilities and complete educational programs which are in harmony with the cultural patterns of any growing community. Each and every member of your planning board sincerely hopes that the accomplishments in your behalf have and will inspire you to greater achievements and create within you a determination to become successful citizens who shall help to solve the perplexing problems of this troubled world. Mrs. Rose Salay and Mrs Louise Donkin, secretaries to the super vising principal, look through the files. Assismiif ifiiicipiil The 1956-57 school year saw the addition of an assistant principal, Mr. John Milanovich, to the admin- istration. Principal Let us all try to reach the real goals of education, the full use of our abilities, recognizing the dignity of work, the development of good habits, tolerance of others' beliefs, and the growth of character. If we all work together toward these aims, Hopewell Memorial High School will improve in the future as it has in the past. Good Luck, class of 1957. Donald D. Kratzert Principal mi eczfemiies Mrs. Virginia Smith and Miss Patti Placer discuss requisitions for sup- plies. Mr. Andrew Bach Mr. William Batchelor Geography Physical Education Mrs. Doris Blaney Mr. Camillo Bonomi English Science To the faculty of Hopewell Memorial High School: Without a backbone the fish is helpless, without good teachers the school is helpless. We have been fortunate in having an excellent back- bone. We are indeed satisfied and thankful for the effort and help you extended during the past f e f ggl w ., 'Zigi A .tk :iw i - l P -:.: 5 I K ' A AW t . , a rm 1 l . Mrs. Sara Brown Mr. Lloyd Cable Math History Mr. Robert Casoli Mr. Walter Cleary History History four years. Now as we leave, we will remember those who helped make it possible for us to get ahead. We, the graduating class of 1957, wish to extend a multitude of thanks to those who served us in the past years. I Mr. Joseph Colella Mrs. Pearl Creese Mr. James Currie Mrs. Hazel Doughty Commercial-History Home Economics Science Attendance, Math ZH 5' ' If 1 ai if f '2' J .5 is W ,r f ,V ' . i ,Y .f fzf V fl fn? if' ' ' f' 5 ia if Z5 ff 52 if Zi in if he y . 3' rv if if Mrs. Mary Ann Fiorante Miss Peggy Gregory Miss Charlene Henry Mr. Albert Hollobaugh Physical Education English, Spanish English History Miss Marian Izak Mr. John Joseph Mr. Edward Kotun Miss Wilma Lane Music History Shop Library Mr. Francis Matika Miss Dolores Miketich Mrs. Helen Neely Mrs. Ann Olenchuk Science Commercial English Math fe- ff vf y r r'f . ,E ...Z is f- if if lf? jj -i- .L- ...I gi J if 5' .J if ji. ff 5 .J if a 9 o ar 4: Z- Mr- Joseph Pajak Mr, Victor Pasquarelli Mrs. Shirley Patterson Mrs, Eunice Peters Shop Music English Home Economics Mrs. Wilma Powell Mrs. Clara Risher Mr. Harry Rowley Mrs. Dorothy Sanborn Commercial Latin, English Science Math w ' A xc 1 .I 'kfnif V Mr. ChaI'1GS 5iI'kO Mr. John Skfypak Miss Agnes Smith Miss Joan Smithnosky Physical Education Drafting Math Art Mr. Emileo Tolfa Mrs. Mary Vale Torrence Mr. Michael Volitich Mr. John Waters Music Math History Science XI 'T 0 if hy' 'lZ 5'ZZ'? l L5 o a o S i -' 669' ft if Mrs. Eleanor Wiley Mrs. Faye Williams Mrs, Betty Windle Miss Joan Woznicki English Physical Education Commercial Math, English The Medical Staff is composed of our physician, Dr. Wallace Zernich M,D,, our nurse, Mrs. Kathleen Johnston R.N., our dentist, Dr. Helen Pawlack D.D.S., and our Medical Clerk, Mrs. McCoy. The staff is very active throughout the school district with physi- cal and dental examinations along with the Pre- School examinations. ecliml Bm W! uialmece On our guidance staff we have Mrs. Freeble who is responsible for the success of many students and is still doing her job whole heartedly. Attendance The attendance staff is composed of Mrs. Doughty and Mrs. Schuck. Their efficiency has made the oper- ation of the attendance office very successful this year. is fs. f Jkna.'NAQWN. Jgi 'V . M-7 W ' 55g?g?3fV:?ffffy S 4 f k . .. k W , . . 'M as H 5 73 4 M Q 7 5 'MA .lui N. tg 4 Q 5 yi Sammy . . . amd az ew memoffies Senior lass History The beginning or end. Which shall it be for the Class of 1957 after graduation? We started our high school career in the old high school in 1954. Our sponsors were Mr. Kotun, Mr. Voli- tich, Mr. Brown and Mrs. Williams, who is the only one who stayed with us. Our freshman year was uneventful, but in September, 1955 we entered the new high school as sophomores. This was the year we held the first social in the new gym. We participated as the sophomore class in the weekly assemblies, and most of all-who can forget all the parties we had? The ones at Danny .Iohnson's, Joyce Reed's, Mickey Vucenich's and Murph's, where Leila Biancucci dressed as Santa Seated from left to right, sponsors: Mr. Cable, Mrs. Risher, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Patterson. Standing from left to right, class officers: Bob Wallace, Vice Clause and distributed candy canes to everyone, Then we became juniors. C-aite Parisiannen, the Jr. Sr. Prom, was our main goal. We sold magazines, had card parties and bakesales, raising sufficient funds to finance the most beautiful prom ever held in Hopewell. 1957 has come, the time when we must end all high school activities and begin a new career. With our banquet, May Day, Bacclaureate and Graduation, May 28, we can add finis toahappy four years in H. H. S. As we depart we must not forget Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Patterson, Mr. Cable, Mrs. Risher, and Hopewell High School - Deep in our hearts you'll never die. President, Norma Barbatti, Secretary, Jack Brown, President, Jack Estel, Sgt. at Arms, and Bob Fleming, Treasurer. 1 iefislwifxise1fW'Wie1!'w'r5iEf-?Si?'l'6fWX TRUDY ABEE. . .Trudy. . . Has an aversion to waiting on people.. .An energetic cheerleader who's always on the go. . .G.A.A. . .Lead- ers. DEAN BILLIK. . .Dean . .. Basketball and drafting are this boy's cup of tea. .. Cars come number one on his list. , ,ChoruS. fs if af, 7 W f 2 .... I' I if-. .RV E 7 if' I ALICE ANDRASIK A blond secretary for some lucky boss. . .Often seen at the swimming pool over- looking bossy people. WILDA MARIE BLACK... Marie Off to foreign lands to be a missionary is her goal. . .Home EC. . . Monitors. . .Scarab. Gu, V A QW IORS gi 2+ -: it X i -4 'M ,f 8, 3 .is NORMA BARBATTI . . . Jeanne...Neat and petite will describe this cute gal ...Like for office prac- tice will help this future secretary. EDWIN BORHAM...Eddie ...An easy going charac- ter often heard saying, If you say sol ...Airplane Mechanic School in the fu- ture. SAM BULAT. . .Sammy. .. This black-haired fellow is against stuck-up people. . . Enjoys music, but college is in the future. JOHN BELICH. . . John. . . This big lad is often at home working on cars. .. Has an aversion to ques- tionnaires. JACK BROWN . . . One of Hopewell's versatile backs . . .Off to College to be an engineer . .. Favorite pas- time is girls.. .Varsity. CHARLES BURLINGAME . . .Chuck. . .Off to college this lad will go. . .Stuck-up people are his pet peeve ...Yearbook. . .HiLites. PATSY BUSH. . .Shrub . .. A tall slender miss who is a future secretary or model . . . Dislikes being called Bushy. . .Leaders. . .Chorus , , ,Drama. FRANK CHAMPE Champ. . .Likes tolive dan- gerously with dragging as a favorite sport. . .Drafting keeps his interest at school. ,ws-.v..,,. Q55 l if? 'fm RQ ALAN BUTLER . . . The main executive of the Se- nior Class . . . Always busy but finds time to speak. . . College bound. PATTI ANN CHAMPE. . . Patti A sharp looking chick. ..Easy to get along with. . .The perfect wolfess of our Senior Class. -I we IORS M., Www 1 if g CATHERINE CALER . . . Diamond Lil . .. A snappy blond who passes her time by reading. . .Look for her at football games. ROSEMARIE CHRISTIE. . . Penel . .. This petite lass enjoys P.O.D. and dancing . . . dislikes homework . . . Tri Hi Y. . .Chorus. . .Home Economics Club. GERALD CICCONE .... Squirrel. . .From peggs to bell-bottoms, the navy will be his calling. . .One of our crazy football managers. ELVIRA CELLINI...Vera ...A crazy chick with an aversion to dizzy people . . . Favorite pastime is dancing. . .A future beauti- cian. . .Leaders. SHIRLEY CHUROVIA Churov A cheerful gal that is always laughing... Dislikes P.O.D. class Will make a great secre- tary. . .Likes football. VINCE CIPOLLA . . . Voucho With a future ambition of beinga marine, he is now content with girls and money. MONROE CLAYPOLE . . . Moe . . . A tall good looking lad . . .Was not around when pictures were taken . . . Easy going and often gone. 4m DOLPHAS CONNER . . . Coon. . .This Southern gen- tleman has a kind word for all . . . Enjoys football, but will be an engineer. THOMAS CUTLER. . .This tall lad with his crazylittle car dislikes women drivers . . . A future engineer . . . Varsity . . . Football . . . Record. MICHAEL CLEMENTS . . . Jocko. . . Quite a clown. .. Dislikes teachers... Col- lege bound to become an en- gineer . . . Student Council. ELIZABETH CRABTREE . . . Libby . . . An undecided future but riding in Mercs ' will do for now. . . Yearbook . . . National Honor Society . . .G. A. A. . . . Typing. SHIRLEY D'AM1C . . . Heard . . . Often loafing at Cook's . . . Favorite subject is office practice . . . Lead- ers Club .. . G. A, A, i Mrs. Patterson's English class takes time out for a picture. LEROY DARNER . . . Beast . . . A sharp lad and great football player . . . Coach- ing is his near future . . . Varsity . . . Football. GLORIA DESANTIS A pert lass who wants to be- come a secretary . . . A great football fan . . . Lead- ers Club G. A. A. .. Chorus. ' GENE DEWEY. . .Huey. . . Off to college after gradu- ation . . . Having to sit in study hall is just plain bor- ing to Huey. JACK DUGAN ...Dixie . . . Handsome, husky, and helpful describes Jack., , His favorite pastimes are football, drafting class, and girls. . .Varsity. fi? 4 6 W. ..:..f-...Q-era? kwa . . . . 2 k 1 fs-A., .gk Q 5 x . . . blpax 'pVA'.N NICK DiCICCO. . .Frenchie . . .An able asset to the band . . . Likes baseball. . . False conversation angers him . . . T'hat's our pal, Frenchie. JOHN EBERLE...A real outdoors man who likes hunting...and Gym class Passes time by just loafing. A ,M W., 'N t -sm X 'Ke it 'Q ORS Wi. q , 11 REBECCA DICK. . .Becky . . .A cute gal whose future ambition is to be a nurse and ride around in con- vertibles. JOHN EDWARDS. . .Johnny . . .A nice quiet lad. . .Will make a future addition to the Marine Corps . . . Fa- vorite sport is football. JACK ESTEL. . .One of the Viking Eleven who is sel- dom heard but often heard of. ..Favorite pastime is hunting. . .Varsity. KENNY DRAKE. . .Mother Goose. . .Plans to work at J8iL. . .Seldom seen but of- ten heard. . .Always ahelp- ing hand. PETER ERITANO. . .Pesdo . . .A welcome new chap who dislikes dizzy chicks. . .His favorites are football and shop. . .A future accountant. MELVIN EVOSEVICH. . . Horse. . .Hopes to become a chemical engineer . . . English class is on the dull side in his estimation. se- ff V n ROBERT FLEMING . . . Bobby A future mor- tician . . .The last friend to let you down . . . Girls and basketball are his only love. ROBERT GEYER ...Bob . . .Being last in the lunch line gets Bob down Passes time at football games or playing cards. JANICE GORRELL . . . Jandy . . . This dizzy gal spends most of her time skating . . . Desires to meet a rich man . . . qw ROBERT Bob. . .Another Louie Arm- strong on his trumpet . . . As band captain, he's often seen directing . . . Favorite pastime is hunting, FONTANA . . . FRED GORMAN . . . Gordo . . .An industrious band stu- dent whose interest will follow up in professional music after graduation . . . A swell friend. . . DONALD GUTIERREZ . .. B. B. Eyes. . .One who hates being broke but hopes to remedy this by being a millionnaire . , .Chorus. King and Queen of the Leaders Club Semi-Formal. DAVID HAFFEY . . . Moose JOHN HALLEMAN . .. . . .A future mechanic . . . Whole Egg . . . An asset to does not like guys who bug the band. . .basketball and him.. .Always good for a hunting occupy his leisure joke. time .. Off to the Navy, JOE HERDA . . . Joe ...His pet peeve is bossy people . . .Would like tobeachem- ist, , ,Likes to fish. . .Math Club. JAMES HUNT Jim The Navy will take this red haired lad. . .His favorite sport is football. . .Record Club. . .Yearbook. MARY ELLEN HILLIKER .. .Mary Ellen. . .A sweet girl who is always a helping hand. . .often seen at foot- ball games. NICK IANNITELLI. . . This cool chap hates people who 'bug' him.. .Plans to live it up after school. . .Base- ball. .1-Q ,, w-W... w-M-...,NWS :gig if f 'NS R 'W lb .fx Kgs sf Y f n si 5 x 1 .ag X 3 X km ,M-. .. am., 1? . Q IORS M. .MM U 2 .,.- EDWARD HIRSCHINGER. . Pinky. . .This crazy guy en- joys lunch time. . .Always goofing around. . .Favorite pastime is girls. . .Football .. . Varsity . . . Baseball Manager. CHARLES JENKINS. . . Chuck. . .This tall lad dis- likes dippy people . . . En- joys sleeping . . . A good basketball player . . . Var- sity. . .Student Council . . . Chorus. HARRY KANARR. . . Bossy people are disliked by Har- ry. . .Only to be a success is his future ambition. . . A basketball fan. FRANK HOUSER . . . Zook . . .Enjoys football. . .Plays a crazy trombone . . .Engi- neering is in the future . . . Typing Club . . . Band . . . Chorus. DANNY JOHNSON . . . Dan . . .The tiny mite of the Senior Class. . .Off to col- lege to be a business ad- ministrator .. . Dislikes work. JOANNE KELLER . .. Jo A secretary this girl will be. . .Enjoys dancing and office practice. . .Home Ec. . .G.A.A. ... Chorus. A DONNA KELLY . . . Moe ... This sweet lass is always seen but never heard . . . She saves her voice for the Chorus. ALLAN KIMBLE . . . Al... The Navy will claim this sharp fellow . . . His ambi- tion is to become an elec- tronic technician . . . Var- sity . . .Science. JOANNE KOSTIAL ....lo . . . This blond gal loves football . . . A secretary she will be . . .Dislikes being called proxide . . . G. A. A. .. . Red Cross. RONALD LEE KEMP. . . Ron... When off the field, look toward the rink for Ron ., , English speeches are his pet peeve. MICHAEL KLARIC .. . Vladimer. . . His pet peeve is school . . . Areal basket- ball fan, though. . . Likes to play billiards . . . Scarab Club . . . RONALD KURLAK . . . Ronnie . . . Has a dislike for teachers. . .Playing bil- liards is his favorite past- time. . .off to college he will go. 'Run off a thousand copies. LOUIS KWITOWSKI . . . Pierre . . . This crazy lad is always seen in the office practice room. . . Favorite subject is study hall. FRANCES KYC. . .Fran. . . This girl enjoys basketball and swimming . . . Her fa- vorite subject is typing . . . Aspires to be a model... Band. PHYLIS LANGTON . . .Phil . . .This busy lass can often be found riding in acertain convertible. . .Likes swim- ming. . .Leaders Club , . , Choir. DARLENE LUKETIC . . . Luke. . .A pleasant lass who wants to join the Air Force . . .Likes office practice, dancing, and baseball. f U' Q fi 5 w, X IVA LEWIS .. . Ivy . . .This pretty blond lass is an ar- dent football fan. . .a future angel of mercy. . .Leaders Club. . .Chorus. . .Drama. RUTH ANN MacCHESNEY . . . Tex . . . Favorite pas- times are basketball and horse shows a future librarian she will be. IOR MARTY LIBERATORE. . . Tab. . .This handsome boy enjoys P.O.D. class . . . J S1 L will claimhim. . .Fa- vorite pastime is girls . . . Varsity. BEVERLY MAJORS Maggy. . .This little bag of giggles dislikes grouchy people. ..Often seen with Darlene . . . Art Club . . . Home Ec. . .Monitor. JOHN MARTINEZ. . .Chico .. .his favorite pastime is surveying the town in Vur- gich's hot Nash .... silly chicks bug him. MARGARET LOPATA . . . Margie . . . Teasing is her pet peeve. . .Swimming is her favorite pastime . . . A housewife she is to be... Yearbook. WAYNE MARA'I'I'A . . . Wayne. . .Quiet and shy. . .A future member of the Coast Guard. . .Better late than never is his motto. DALE MCCORMISH . . . Canary. . .one of the Viking ll is our pal Canary always willing to help a friend . . .favors sports. 0 Q. RUTH MC COY. . .Dislikes being called 'Red' Spends her leisure hours skating . , , Count Ruth as another fan for the Viking Five. KAREN MCELHANEY .. . Kac. . .Quiet and reserved ...Her like for typing will help her to become a secre- tary . . . Considerate, but shy. FRANK MCWILLIAMS . .. Mac, , , Strange things have happened. . .Shy, but always talking. . . A hotrod driver who really moves . . . Pas- time-wrecks. CORA LEE MCCUE . . . Corabelle. . .This busy lass can be usually found at Sutherlands . . .Plans to be an engineer . .. Band . . . HiLites. SALLY MCKITTRICK . . . A cute gal with blond hair . . . Transferred from Aliquip- pa in her Senior year... Sweet and friendly. RONALD MICHIC . . . Buz . . .An outstanding player of the Viking Five. . .Opposing team watch out . . . Swell personality and easy tolike They're talking over trig, l bet! DONNA MILLER . . .Likes swimming and home ec. class . . . Hopes to get mar- ried . . . Has an aversion to people who brag. DUANE MILLER . . . This lad is seldom seen or heard . . . Likes math . . . A future engineer. . .National Honor Society , , , Typing Club. ANTOINETTE MONTINI. . Toni. . .In white she'll be clad. . .A nurse she'll be. . . Has an infectious laugh. . . likes trig. . . Dislikes phys- ics. THOMAS MORAN . . . Tom . . .Hates people who brag . . .A future scientist he will be. . .Likes basketball best of all. NORMA MONTINI. . .Norm . . . Help me, nurse she'll soon be hearing , . ,Always into mischief . . . She and Phyllis move as a team. EDWARD J. MORROW. . . Ed. . .One ofourloyal base- ball fans. . .wants to enlist and escape all griping teachers. . 10115 ...... H Nw Wah W...- ws. V155 A BONNIE MOORE. . .Bunny . . .A future receptionist for some lucky doctor. . .Her blond hair and pleasant smile are her assets. JOHN MORROW . . . Mouse . . .A big boy wholikes foot- ball Dislikes teachers who yell . . . Ambition is to make a million. MARY LYN NAQUIN Marilyn . . . A football fan who looks down on loud- mouths . . . Likes Spanish and reading .. .A future Florence Nightingale. EARL MOORE .. . Pep- per. . .A big boy on the basketball floor. . .Dislikes Saturday practices . . . A real gym fan . . .Basketball . . .Varsity Club. JANET MURPHY. . .Murph . . .Editor of the 57 Vik- ing. . .Voted most active . . . always seen at Basketball games. . .a friend to all. DORIS NEAL . . .Often seen but seldom heard Her well groomed hair isa sign of a future beautician. EDWARD NOGICH, . . Yogi . . . This big boy enjoys hunting . . . A math fan . . . off to college in the future . . .Student Council, REGIS ONDERICK. . .Mugs ...A real sharp football player. .Wants to make his first million being an engi- neer. JOHN R. PALOMBO ... Junior. . .This future mu- sician reallyenjoys playing his sax. . .An ardent foot- ball fan. . .Band. . .Math. .. Football. g iy JOSEPHINE OLACK ... Jo. . . A housewife this lass will be, while basketball and dancing take her pre- sent time A. A. Leaders Club. JOHN PALMER Little John After graduation the Marines will be his calling Enjoys hunting ls often seen in the bandroom. PATRICIA ANN PARFITT . . . Pat. . . Spends her time doing office practice ... A future secretary . . .Col- lects miniature dogs for a pastime. Some poses! ll JUDY LEE PEARSON. . . Ju. . .A Southern belle who dislikes being called Ten- nessee. . .Favorite pastime is square dancing . . .A fu- ture beautician. ROBERT JOHN PLONKA . . .Porky. . .A devoted band member . . . He plans to make a splash in radio and TV. sw f? 351lglil?5Qk3l?32ll5?I?9I4'5i55i' . . 5i:a:gQas'l.fgQs X kw. AVERILL PURVIS. . .Bas- ketball, math, and loafing are his trio of favorites ...A civil engineer in the future. TOM Rags. . .With math asa fav- orite subject he is sure to make a successful mech- anical engineer ... Math Club. ROGOZEWICZ . . . . .,.. W .. ..i.,. wtfifwzavlim.. -- Qilfm ..ef..te.,L1Eiifi2ifSiff Qi,.-.. ., ... lf: YVONNE RADONOVICH. . . Yvonne . . . Her favorite sport is football.. .off to school to become a beauti- cian ... always chewing gum, that's Yvonne. MIKE SHULOCK. . .Si ... Can't stand nosey people ...His favorite pastime is sleeping. . .Has no favorite subject A future me- chanic. IOR .fwwml nhl iff A' ' za if 'Amir J i i f f. 4 Ls ...wif if 3 . ,W Q I, I WILLENE RAMBO . Rusty. . .Her neat appear- ance will help Rusty to become a clothes designer ...Often seen at the skat- ing rink. STEVE SEDLACEK A sportsman . . .Enjoys hunt- ing and fishing Hope- well's loss is the Air Force's gain . . . Band . . . Choir. . .Student Council. GLORIA SIMONI. . .Socs. . . Can be seen cheering at football games . . . A future secretary who has aphobia for nosey people. f't ,. 'f . lQ JOYCE REED. . . Joycie. .. Always seen running around ...A diminutive and peppy cheer1eader...She'll be a future help to some photog- rapher. MICHAEL SHIREY...Mike ...A nice lad that hates English speeches His ambition is to become a speed mechanic Math Club. SALLY JANE SMITH Sal . .. People who tease have no place in this girl's life ...A future angel of mercy. ELAINE SOSTARICH Elaine. . .This crazy gal is always seen at the Ranch Likes anything but shorthand. . . Leaders Club . .. G. A. A. Yearbook. JANE STULL. . . Janie. . . A cheerful lass who likes football and has an aversion to nosey people . . . likes skating . . . Leaders. ROBERT THOMAS. . .Dago . . .Likes basketball but not people who bug him. . .En- joys gym and playing bil- liards at Angelo's . . .Re- cord Club. J.-C -P . EDWARD SPEICHER . . . Spike.. . A real nice boy to know . . . Plans to join the army and escape P. O. D. Class. RILDA SURRIDGE . . . A new Hopewellite . . .Hard to get to know, but a good kid once you get to know her. WILLIAM E. THOMAS . . . Barrel Bill . . . Can be seen at the Country Club playing golf.. .Likes drafting and resting . . . Hi Lites. l Hold it, right therel MARILYN RUTH TRIM- BLE. . .Giving speeches is this girl's pet peeve Aspires to be a mathema- tician National Honor Society. . . Science. LORETTA VALLESE . . . Ret. . . A real sharp chick that is never heard . . . Fa- vorite pastime is loafing . . . Likes basketball . . . Leaders Club... G. A. A. .K I Qk l ' i i A ,,,, R WILLIAM J. VASS Greasy. . .Likes football, , , Expects to be one of Uncle Sam's men in Khaki , , , Likes hunting and fishing. GEORGE VURGICH ... Moogie . . . Holds a guard position for the V i k i ng Eleven . . .Avoids wise guys ...College bound after graduation ... Football . . . Varsity. Wm DIANE VIGNOVICH. . .Dee . . .A future medical secre- tary who doesn't care for nosey people. . .Likes bas- ketball and English. . .Tri Hi Y. ELAINE VUYNOVICH .. . A crazy gal who likes danc- ing and boys. . .Wants to become a nurse. . .People who bug her.. .bewarel IGR .SSW s ft if il 1. 6' ? E .YM 1? f x KARL J. VOETTINER. .. Karl People who think they know it all are his pet peeve . . . Likes dancing and football . . .Band. ROBERT WALLACE . . . Bob ...This tactful tackle dislikes nosey people To succeed is his ambition ...New York's loss was Hopewell's gain. JENNY WELLER. . .Yenny . . .Likes Spanish and read- ing Pet peeve is loud mouths. ..A future lady in white Scarab Club . . . Typing. VUCENICH . . . AMELIA Mickey ...This sweet lass is always seen at football games . . . Voted most ath- letic. . .She enjoys working at Cook's. PAUL WASSLER ... A fu- ure scientist. . .Girls and football suit his fancy People taking things for granted are on his black- list. JOANNE WIGAL. . . Jo. . .A future secretary . . . likes typing and singing . .. al- ways has something good to say about a person. lr i MARTHA ANN WISE... Marty . . . likes football and band . . . Hates people to hit her on the back . . .A fu- ture musician. . . Band. DOROTHY ZINICH ...Dot ...A quiet but sweet lass who hopes to become a secretary. . .Can be found in Home Room 205. nil ew:- THOMAS WRIGHT...Pup- pet. . .His like for shop will help him work in the mill . . . likes sports... a full time manager. Senior Homeroom Presidents. The end of a successful party. Chegrs I 1 1 . ri l EK I K 1 , lex - - e,g,.,V . , Ilj-VL, 7K-V ,Hai f f - K' Best Lookin Best Dancers S Jack Dugan and Iva Lewis Vera Cellini and Don Gutierrez ,. Most Popular Most Active d Al Butler Trudy Abee and Leroy Darner Janet Murphy an an 1 9 5 7 .Sie 7120 if A as lf Most Likely to Succeed Most Athletic Nick DiCicco and Elizabeth Crabtree Mickey Vucenich and Ron Kemp Class Clowns Wolf and Wolfess Pinky Hirschinger and Beverley Majors Patty Champe and Marty Liberatore Big beefy Senior az mlzds There's always work in the shop. 3 All legs and no heads-is that our cheering squad? fy- i X gt: 2: fit' . Y. .z Y. 'Hi Egkf: jffiit, STV '.IIiiiI'i.Fi15 xi . is tp gg . iq, Q- - .:.,... if g .,,,., ., it 'K ,b Vince demonstrates his painting ability. Future Homemakers of America? few' ff:-' 1' 'W rm, Having some trouble, boys? Hmm! What do we have here? Ki 'N tr hifi Si ,H W -s - ,R 'N Q0- Bmkefbzzl! Row I J, Williams, E. Moore, J. Jenkins, B. Fleming, R. Kemp. Row ll T. Moran, L. Darner, R. Onderick, A. Pasqualin, W. Jeter. Row Ill R. Michic, R, Pesker, W. Reeder. The 56-57 basketball season was a try- ing time for Coach Volitich and his team with only two lettermen returning, Michic and Flem- ing. The job of developing players from new re- cruits began and from them came our Viking Five . The Viking quintet had before them a rough schedule this year. The schedule consisted often non-league games and twelve section eight league games. We also had anew opponent, Ambridge, in non-league competition. Since we lost four lettermen through grad- uation last year, the job of filling their shoes lay in the hands of new recruits and returning lettermen. 1956- 57 SCHEDULE Nov. 30 Moon ........ Away Jan. 15 Rochester . . Home Dec 5 St. Veronica. . .Away Jan. 18 Ambridge ..... Away Dec 7 Avalon ....... Away Jan. 22 Freedom . . . Home Dec 12 St. Veronica. . Home Jan. 25 New Brighton . .Away Dec 14 Quaker Valley. .Away Feb. 1 Beaver .... Home Dec 18 South Side . . Home Feb. 5 Midland ...... Away Dec 21 Mt. Lebanon. . .Away Feb. 8 Monaca .... Home Dec 28 Brentwood , , Home Feb. 12 Rochester .... Away Jan. 4 Beaver ...... Away Feb. 15 Ambridge. . . Home Jan. 8 Midland .... Home Feb. 19 Freedom ..... Away Jan. 11 Monaca ...... Away Feb. 22 New Brighton Home The nucleus of the Viking basketball team is the 'big five . Around these five boys is formed a successful or non-successful season. The big five, under the capable coaching of Micheal Volitich, practice dili- gently throughout the season to enable them to face the tough, long schedule before them. Coaches Volitich and Waters watch the team in action 37 in Mi., fy Adding color to our football games, bonfires and pep rallies were our six peppy cheerleaders. These girls in blue and white prepared pep assemblies with a variety of skits and band selec- tions. They led the crowd with their clever cheers and urged our boys on to victory. Thanks to Miss Smithnosky our cheering squad was one to be proud of. J, Mann, G. Rohm, H. Nale,J. Reed, C, Bishton, J. Sovak. beelflmdeffs and Mpzjoffeifes For nine consecutive weeks the band in the form of the Big-H was led down the football field by head majorette, Janet Murphy, The many hours spent in practice proved worthwhile as the snappy squad preformed each week. ln addition to the games they also added a touch of color to the weekly assem- blies and the annual pep parade. B. Gorsuch, S. Rush, J.g Mcllvain, V055 Country . . . This year Hopewell placed 17th in the WPIAL Cross Country Meet held at the Aliquippa Country Club with eighteen teams participating. The team is expected to be strong next year, since the only loss will be Captain Earl Moore. Paul Rogish will be the boy to watch next year. Paul placed first in all of the meets and is counted on to help very much. ik .3 The fastest runner of our 1956 Cross Country team - Paul Rogish. Our cross country team in full attire. ug N .. H I X M 34: Matin - ,ii at 3 Y Row I Left to right: B. Lechman,.I. Flanigan R. Troynar, J. Ditmar. Row Il: E. Moore T. Ulmer, P. Rogish, M. Kavic. Mr. Matika, our cross country coach. QF ....s ' J f as f f , F .. 7 ,-QQ, V if X K: Xxhxykv V ns, kg QQ? , kg? EUQ 55? gy- S 21 4 L de' g R QW..-L.4.t anna' va ,. ' . J Row I, Left to right: J. Dugan, R. Swan, J. Martinez, B. Nale, J. Brown, D. Kennedy. Row ll: Mr. Currie, D, Mgcofmish, B. Sligh, R. Markel, Mr. Batchelor. Baseball ....... Coach Bill Batchelor retired as head base- ball coach with a 1956 record of four wins and five losses and assumed the duties of golf coach in 1957. James Currie took over as head baseball coach by replacing eight lettermen, who were lost through graduation. Good Luck, Mr. Currie, says Mr. Batchelor. ll' Row I, left to right: R. Kemp, E, Speicher, J. Mart- inez, R. Onderick, G. Vurgich, R. Wa1lace,R. Mutkus Row II: J. Dugan, J. Brown, J. Estell, L, Darner U - P ll 4? ,E L Leroy Darner, most valu- able player of the 1956 f00tba1l squad. 3 . J, Q15 Ot AW The 56 football Season WaS One of re- After edging Moon we traveled to Beaver going building for Coach Bill Batchelor. With the lOSS down for another defeat against the fast mgving of 22 seniors, the outcome of this year's con- Bobcats, Closely matched contests with West tests lay in the hands of five returning letter- Allegheny and Brentwood proved victorious for men. the Viking eleven. The final game with Coraopolis A very spirited team out-classed Rochester, found Hopewell the under dog. but New Brighton's eleven proved to be stronger. Row l, lefi to right: D. McCormish, J. Eberle, J, Dugan, L. Darner, R. Kemp, E, Speicher, J, Mart- inez, G. Vurgich, R. Onderick, R. Wallace, J. Brown. Row ll: J. Hixenbaugh, T. Cutler, P, Wassler, J. Morrow, S. Savich, E. Hirschinger, M. Liberatore, A. Zvonar, C. Trembath. Row Ill: R. Churovia, R, Jack Brown overtakes Hightower. Dunn, J. Jasek, J. Mclntosh, H. White, W. Jeter, B Jenkins, M. Halavanja, R. Shemer. Row IV: J. Mecaro J, McKean, T, Bull, R, Cvetican, C. David, J. Gedris E. Duafala, B. Nale. Row V: Mr. Batchelor, Mr Waters, G. Ciccone, D. Johnson, T. Wright, D. Shu- lock, E. Nyilik,J. Jenkins, R. Mutkus, R. Showalter Typical action of our Viking eleven. 1 QE ,gm 4 sf f S x F 5522 ! K X in ,f ,-1621 5 E ff? ez? fr , 2 ,S 5 2 5 If , em , Us X H515 Wi '::2.:' atsfzifijai :Sie ' -jiffq' 37,g4jg'5i54'?i5'?' 32 195 5' Q Z if wa: QQ? ,S gm Hg aw Q3 gw K ff 2 X I W ' , Hg M3 X 5 f X 3 28 xi Q KU B ,.Q-- gy, gn , 4 fauw- - i'4'Sr,, 5, ,igmfwsfftf gi NS, SQ I gf Y ,J Q f i in C! rskgs' ef 5' f' ii CIN ,. .V .3 e Our senior chorus. A meal a day is their job. e 0zzMn'z' 0 Without Keeping our school clean is their job. is V 5 . . . . ff, Our bus drivers posing in new uniforms. 'E i E il 2 ii . 5 , - Dick and George discussing the bus situation. ,gk 1 1 sf Lf 35 ff: Mi 25 5 X ZHZZOVS The Class of 58 is composed of approxi- nutely 150 students, Their motto is Small ls , The Diploma, But Mighty ls The Effort To Earn It. The Carnation is the class flower and royal blue and white its color. The juniors were busy selling cards and magazines to earn money for their big event, the Junior-Senior Prom. Oriental Fantasy was its theme. The class chose a new pattern for their rings and anxiously awaited the day they would receive them. The junior class sponsors in a friendly discussion - shall we or shall we not have a Jr. - Sr. Prom? Mr. Bonomi, Miss Miketich, Mr. Waters, Mrs. Powell, and Mrs. Windle. ROOM 101 Row 1: E. Lemasters, E. Zakrajsek, A. Oberg, J. Sovak, B. Gorsuch, A. McCue, J. Spencer, C. Schuck. Row 2: C. Dito, D. Calhoon, C. Maine, J. Peoples, G. Vandenbord, D. Elliott, S. Rush, R. Wilson. Row 3: K. Gregory,R. Zuc- caro, J. Mecaro,G. Atwell, B. Matusiak, B. Jenkins,J. New, M. Seech. Row 4: B. Cleveland, M. Halavanja, J. Sullivan, B. Pohl, A Pasqualin, P. Rogish, J. Reed ROOM 102 Row 1: C. Robertson, P. Godich, J.Jenkins, K. West, V. Wassler, G. Gonzalez. Row 2: J. Mann, P. Cafrel- li, S. Gural, M. Cavanaugh, L. Rains, G. Boyd, G. Criv- illaro, F. Kwoleck, J. Vil- lage. Row 3: C. Rotolo, J. Mclntosh, R. Smallwood, D. Lemasters, C. Mann, D. Collins, J. Smalley. Row4: T, Ulmer, T. Huud, P. Car- rillo, R. Mutkus, M. Pistil- li, N. Molovich, D. Cetic. ROOM 103 Row 1: G. Rohm,M. Thom- as, D. Persuitte, R. Mer- cadante, M. Gruzinski, H, Wilamowski, Row 2: J, Mann, J.Dorsett,K.Wright, P. Rogish, R. Richards, P. Zadylak, N. Rosatelli, C, Curphey. Row 3: D, Vest, D, Ross, J. Kostial, R.Showal- ter, E. Erdely, B, Hales, S. Gibson. Row 4: J, Gedris, G. Yanyecic, J. Hendricks, H, White, J. Hixenbaugh, A, Kanarr, G. Shane, E. Dua- fala. ROOM 201 Row 1: J. Harlan, R. Drake, Y. Sine, P. Speicher, G. Markgraf, D. Haffey. Row 2: P. Vidovich, A.Borham, E. Collins, A. Hughes, M. A, Belich, E. Emerick, J. Meyers, P. Samoviski. Row 3: L. Miller B, Dunn, J. Williams, D. Degarmo, D. Terry, P. George,M. Fath. Row 4: N. Rebich, J. D'Am- ico, B. Jenkins, J.Jenkins, B. Brougher, B. Miner, B. Leasure. ROOM 203 Row 1: G. Bruce, A. Neal, J.Knight, H.Na1e, M.Dush- ac, E, Sarvey, J. Hamilton. Row 2: S. Davis, M. Matika, M. Cotter, G. Smith, L. A- monte, A. Allingham, P. Kuntch, S. French, C. Bish- ton. Row 3: B. Nale, P. Bull, D. Lloyd, R. Yeager, W. Reeder, B. Wilson, A. Val- lese. Row 4: C, Weiseman, T. Goerman, G, Pavalak, R. Mance, J. Peduzzi, P, Cassida, J. Lupton. Class Officers JUNIORS The president of the class of 58 , Janice Mann, and the vice-president, Joyce Mann, helped supervise the activities of the juniors. Jean Jenkins, secretary, and Becky Gorsuch, treasurer, aided them by carrying on business and keeping account of the expenses of the class. John Jenkins, the trusty sergeant-of-arms, kept order at the meetings. Together they made up the junior class leaders. . I YA I 1 x., ... ,. 1 ' K ' X s 4' in A mx i .. 5 , 6 K 1' , Executives of the junior class: J. Jenkins, B. Cassida J. Hendricks, B. Pohl, G. Markgraff, B. Gorsuch, J Jenkins, J. Mann, J. Mann. SO Pl-IOMORES The class was wise in their choice of class officers. This executive board with the help of the sophomore sponsors will try their best to keep their social activities of the class running smoothly. The sophomores hadabusy year ahead and needed plenty of help, President: Carol Wimerg Vice President: Eleanor Schubertg Sec- retary: Carole Youngg Treasurer: Gayle Farri- mondg and Sgt. At Arms: Bob Shemer. Executives of the sophomore class: R. Kauch, C Trembath, B. Shemer, G. Farrimond, E. Cellini, E. Schubert, C. Wimer. i 'ldmfim Sophomaffes This is the Hopewell Memorial High School graduating class of 1959. Most of them can't wait to get their diplomas. At a class meeting the sophomores chose aqua and white with a white rose as the class colors and flower. The class motto is Determin- ation Leads to Success . To finance their various activities a card party, bake sale, social, and skating party were chosen as class projects. The sophomore class is backed by these sponsors: Mrs. Sara Brown, Miss Joan Woznicki, Mr. Albert Hollobaugh, Mr. Joseph Colella and Miss Joan Smithnosky. ROOM 202 Row 1: M, Russel, E. Sea- right, P. Schlack, J. Reed E. Radonovich, W. Reeder J. Pharr, T. Pharr. Row2 A. Reinbeau, N. Richards M, Paich, C. Slawianowski D. Schmidt, M. Swager, M Schultheis, L. Palmer, L Rohm, E. Schubert, M. L Shears. Row 3: G. Pavletic J. Seech, R. Schrecengost R. Pesker, W. Sedlacek,R Rossi. Row 4: R. Fuss, B Propst, S. Savich, B. Shem- er, M, Pesich, J. Persi ROOM 204 Row 1: S. Torrence, P. Sobash, C. Young, D, Tur- zak, M. Zubasic, D, Wald- ron, M, Smith, P, Walker Row 2: C. Trgovich, H White, C. White, B,Wimer G. Smith, C. Wimer, B Stettler, P. Zalusky, C Todd, W. Sproul. Row 3 G. Vukmanich, R. Yost, R Yakin, B. Van Emburgh,C Trembath, D. Van Ormer E,Yarnell. Row4:J.Swalla T. Stewart, J. Yarosz, B Toothman, J. Spence, R Tomei, T. Zvonar, D.Kelly ROOM 209 Row 1: H. Gilbert, G. Far- rimond, J. DiVito, F. Derg- lin, F. Engle, L. Hilton, S. Janicki, N. Fusco. Row 2: J. Feiertag, R. Fink, P. Ferry, B. Giles, M. Hor- vath, J. Hineman, D, Hilton, M. Hillman, B. Falk. Row 3: R. Durbin, C. David, J. Jurges, H.Fe1lows,W.Ha11, R. Eckels, W. Jeter, J. Flanigan, J. Jasek, W. Harley. Row 4: J. Dunn, R. French, M. Hartsell, L. Grahovac, J. Donovan, M. Kavic, R. Houser, T. Hine- man, R. Huchko, L. Hen- derson. ROOM 211 Row 1: B. MCCal1ister, S. Machak, C. McConnell, M, Oaks, D. Milliken, E. Luke- tic, M. Lakomski, R. McNeil. Row 2: F. Michell 5. Nan, L. Mizenko, A. Mil- ler, M. Melko, C. Kotala S. Morrow, C. Mosholder B. Lundy. Row 3: N. Mul- len, B. Mook, J. Mcllvain J. Houston, E. Mrkonja C. Milanovich, K. Morris N. Mutkus, E. Kyc, M, McClellan. Row 4: G. Gru- ber, J. McKean, J. O'Con- ner, R. Kauch, B, Leech- man, K. Kluz, W. Lane, R, Kerlin, L. Kennedy, E. Morrow, H. Kier. ART ROOM Row 1: M. Bi1iCh,C,Crab- tree, E. Cook, B. Mi1ler,J. Berkner, A. Basich.Row 2: B. Bowers, C. Bowman, E. Copeland, M. Black, E. Cripe, E. Bishop, B. Ba- bich. Row 3: B. Churney, K, Cain, R. Churovia, E. Bravo, E. Cellini. Row 4: D. Berkner, D. Boyd, A. Cacali, R. Cullinane, J. Caton, C. Brunton, H. Bel- ich, D. Archer. The crowded junior high halls between classes. An unusual scene - a group of girls busy without any talking. 5 -it . , J -, Ji, The Junior Tri-Hi-Y presents food baskets to the needy as Christmas gifts. Mr. Pasquarelli directs the Junior Band during a daily band period. lfeshmen This being the last year of junior high for the freshmen, they are anxious- ly waiting to enter senior high. Al- though they are part of the junior high, they are given the privileges ofattend- ing senior high socials anda few weekly assemblies. You, the freshman class, seem to be well organized and well conducted. We, the upperclassmen,wi1l gladly accept you into senior high school. Home Ec. Row I, left to right: Mrs. Peters, N. Con- stantine, B. Falk, G. Cipolla, J. Eberle, G. Ferrari, C. Bolander, J. Drake, G. Brunton, Mrs. Creese. Row II: K. Douglas, J. Cline, L. Copeland, W. Borham, H. Bufalini, G. Balasik, P. Figley, S. Dewey, J. Clark, M. A. David. Row III: T. Brisco, C, Dengil, M. Bruce, F. Brooks, A. D'Amico, M. Cimeca, E, Elliot, V. DeSantis, J. Christopher. Row IV: C, Cunningham, B. Gaines, C. French, K, Dickson, D. Caler, M. Allingham, L. Car- line, P. Curphy, D. D'Amico,M. J. Anderson. Room 216 Row I, left to right: S. Schmidt, L. Simunick, A. Slawanoski, B. Slifka, S. Spence, F. Unis, C. Wilfang, A. Smith. Row II: Mr. Currie, B, Wasler, N. Wilamowski, G.Sine,J, Welch, P, Yaklich, D. Vucenich, K.. Walker, C. Trimbath. Row III: C. Ward, R. Smith, R. Pastrick, R. Smith, C. Wolfe, R. Stettler, J. Smallwood, A.Smith, D. Speice, W.Turner. Row IV: B. Vest, M. Swogger, F. Samoviski, G. Shaffer, J, Vidovich, B. Yarnell, R. Smith- nosky, T. Shannon, J. Troynar, C. Ulmer, L. Schuster. Room 215 Row I, left to right: J. Progar, B. Salay, B. Reinard, J. Schubert, J. Price, J. Reed, D. Rowland, E. Petkovich, B. Rogozewicz, Mr. Casoli. Row II: D. McCartney, L. Miller, P. Russian, L. DiPasqua1e, J. Ross, M. Sala, M, Swearingen, N. Pesker, V. Parrish, D. Nelson. Row III: R. Miller, R, Reddinger, L. Pawlo, E. Penar, R. Neal, R. Reeder, N. Rotolo, D. LeJuene, W. Rose. Row IV: R. Royster, J. Palochack, T. Peoples, L. Mc- Carthy, J. Okey, B. Petrelli, M. Robb, B. Pierce, R. Maratta, J. Pursley. Room 214 Row I, left to right: R. Maruskin, P. Mc- Intosh, J. New, M. McKenna, D. Nicholson, T. Nolind, D. McKinney, J. Maruskin, Mrs. Fiorante. Row II: R, Hudson, R. Perso, D. McClelland, M. Neuber, D. Neish, B. Pol- lack, K. Norman, D. McGinnis, K. Morris, J. Mohney, D. Morris. Row III: G. Karmar- kovich, K. Nukles, G. Habedank, K. Miller. J. Janicki, K, Mendenhall, B. Kanarr, R. Hudnall, E. Kemp, A. Kavic, J. Kerlin. Row IV: I. Kost, J. McMichael, R. Ranley, L. Kuzma, P. Miller, R, Hollein, B. Jenkins, R. Hathaway, M. Garovich, Rf Karowsky, R. Margraf, J. Licker. Junior High being entertained at a weekly assembly. hp- Cora Lee must be lost. Getting books for a days work. Q. mil .x - H Room 212 Row I, left to right: J. Hoffmaster, E. Gruzinski, J. Jeter, P. Hull, Mrs. Olenchuk, C. Inman, B. Hunt, F. Harding, N. Halowell. Row Il: S. Cope- land, D. Cogan, D. Campbell, K. Guck, M. Houser, C. Hollister, P. Hudak, S, Harley, Row III: A. Bendig, P. Baker, J. Chupa, J. Ciccone, R. Calabria, W. Calhoon, M. Buffington, R. Lewis, M. Covey. Row IV: A. Bell, A. Buchan, R, Christy, P. Cox, E, Liberatore, K, Brougher, E. Domitrovich, S. DePaulis, K. Perkey, R. Caler. Room 213 Row l: J. David, M. Kevauvic, D. Gwens, P. Kelly, R. King, D. Kratzert C. Lang, J, Lancos, D. Lasky,G. Kosta. Row ll: R. Kaiser, R. Michaylo, H. Lemaster, C. Lutton, P. Kraus, K. Mann, I. Lopata, P. Melenovich A. Davis, Mrs. Wiley. Rowlll: E. Gielata,L. Fox, D. Gorsuch, J. Greco R. Del Greco, L. Dugan, G. Grimes, J, Fleming. Row IV: J. Harvey, T: Dudash, R. Fuller, D. Generali, J. Figas, H. Fennych, S. Evasovich, C Another talented trio entertains at an assembly. Junior High fills the gym for an as- sembly. Miss Woznicki holds their interest, Eighth Gmde Our eighth grade is composed of a total of 240 students. The eighth graders had contributed a great deal towards the atheletic program of the junior high. Some of the best scholastic students compose this grade group. They are looking into the future with open eyes and open minds, to absorb the knowledge that the faculty of its junior and senior high can provide them. Room 219 Row I, left to right: S. D'Antonio, J. David- son, N. Dally, N. Clowes, M. Dye, L. Craf- ton, D. Cvetican, E, Crissman. Row II: M. Cripe, M. Churney, M, Derenberger, K Abbott, M. Cox, J, Ciccone, E, Cibulas, D D'Amico, M. D'Antonia, M. Domitrovich Row III: F. Fouse, J. Gaydosh, B. Habich H. Greene, R. Hyson, W. Jenkins, B. Glover I. Gilchrist, R. Hoffmaster. Row IV: W Gedris, J. Hendricks, J. Gould, A. Emerick G. Gredel, J, Jeter, D. Gable, R. Jones,l Inman. .HU 'Hifi-5' Z'7'?fiE744f. it Tyefaz .ffm ' ' msgs -gr fm, ,fsggawrtzy V we ...nfs -deff -my if as 'yf?i1If7Ul?'::' ,sv 111.-f?'iiLv9fvGl f8QsffT-i-.I2,fe'- few fag.---an . 1. f ,f .af- Room 222 Row I, left to right: K. Wilson, C, Zerr, N. Weller, B. Tharp, Mrs. Blaney, J. Yost, C Wilsman, C. Yeager, C. Weiseman. Row Il G. Brandt, C. Waxler, P. Turak, H. Vass D, Skorich, P. Sobona, A.DiCico,D, Thomas Row III: P. Weesc, B. Williams, R. Wilson R. Vidovich, R. Yoko, G. Torrence, B. Seech J, Tormey, M, Sine, I.. Vallese. Row IV: J Verbanic, R, Shevchik, E. Maguschak, M Turner, D, Samoviski, T. Yeager, F. Yanye- cic, J. Walker, M. Richards, R. Schriner A B-A-A W01'k0Uf- Mr Colella instructs his Junior high students A sly pose! Www V lg ' , Hn K mm i . 1 ,W 43 Boys taking Home Ec.?'7? -ws.. -. , . K '. N T If ,':- l Ti .ws KVA Miss Smith helps three members of her arithmetic class. The Junior High views the 'Charleston Room 220 Row 1, left to right: W. Emler, L. Fetko- vich, L. Frese, D. Hall, Miss Smith, J. Kel- ler, J. Kuntch, J. Tormey, B. Glaney. Row II: J, Jacobs, J. Milanovich, C. Halladay, B. Hughes, V. Hans, B. Grace, J. Kifer, M. Johnson, J. Foley, C. Gould, S. Fouse. Row III: C. LaGuardia, F. Knox, B. Luketic, N. Lokomski, R. Lemasters, T. Marinich, D. Marovich, C. Mazur, D. Luketic, J. Klacik. Row IV: G. Kimbrough, D. Markel, E. Koh- ler, C. Lundy, P. Lester, J. Lasky, F. Kost- lich, G. Jordan, M. Kalenak. Room 218 Row I, left to right: M. Slitka, G. Stryczek, M. Siegal, G. Mallinder, Miss Henry, J. Hilliker, D. Sterling, A. Smith, W, Palombo. Row II: M. Schissler, M. Meany, C. Hart, N. Moser, J. Brunton, J. Simonich, M. J. Faller, A. Shenefelt, C. Peret, J. C. Snyder, Stone. Row III: G. Kiger, S. King, J. Shulock, J. Sanborn, J. Swan, K. Swogger, R. Chaney, L. Speicher, J. Stewart, J. Houser,W. Smith. Row IV: B. Hilton, R. Morris, J. Shaffer, A. Thomas, D. Lilipovich, T. Tormey, J. Mc- Kittrick, M. Vincinzini, F. Swogger, R. Pegula. Room 221 Row I, left to right: J. Kohler, R. Kohler, S. Kovach, B. McE1wee, P. Lundy, D. Skiba, N. Simoni, F. Rossi. Row II: S, Parrish, K. Moran, C. Minzak, S. May, J. Mercadante, C. Onderick, B. Phillips, D. Sklack, Mr. Matika. Row III: J. Miller, F. Polojac, K. Norman, W. Mercadante, J. Mrkonja, C. Neugebauer, R. Morrow, M. Mosholder. Row IV: E. Neish, J. Nale, T, Palmer, L. Par- rish, N. Sambol, D. Propst, R. McConnell, P. Mowad, M. Owens, S. Grey. 1 fs 'mt aantza it. 'liLj Q L Saga 1 N.. mm Q H92 we. ts. V Room 217 Row I, left to right: A. Caton, M. A. Babich, S. Brickner, M. Babich, J. Boling, V. Bell, N, Bell, M. Galer. Row II: A. Brewer, M. Barton, P, Anderson, S, Brooks, B. Bryan, B. Albright, M, Bryson. Row III: F, Baker, C. Davidson, D. Conner, R. Conti, L. Boggs, G. Campbell, D. Cujas, G. Carroll, M. Bar- gerstock. Row IV: E. Bishop, D. Davidson, D, Cafrelli, L. Blaney, H. Cassida, G. Avolio, J. Camp, J. Coberly, L. Clayton. L. ' , Seventh wmfe The high school was a new and exciting exper- ience for these seventh graders. They found themselves lost for two or more weeks after school began. Finally, when their schedules were learned, they began to make new acquaintances with both teachers and classmates, Not only was changing classes new to them, but also some new subjects fshop, gym, home ec.D. Weekly assemblies, joining of clubs, participation in junior high sports, and the junior high socials were added to their new school life. With their officers and sponsors to lead them, they will graduate as the class of 1962. 1 Q- I w-Aa lt IQ . J .a - .. xff .L a . fa ,,.g-f,,Q, ,1' a if Room l05 Row I, left to right: C. Farrimond, D. Fultz, C. Domitrovich, D. Eger, Mr. Sirko, S. Dav- idson, B. Denny, E. Allshouse, I. Fiertag. Row ll: M. Gentile, J. Camp, B. Durbin, A. Generali, S. Fairbanks, M. Nyilyk, P, Croner, J. Cook, A. Carline, J. Cotter. Row III: R. Durbin, J. George, T. Forest, M, Godich, E. Dorsett, A. Lupcho, D, George, D. Evans, P, Darroch, B, Dudash. Row IV: J. Eritano, D. Evans, G. Dye, R. Fuller, M. Dorsett, F. Fuller, T. Duafala, D. Dickton,L. Frederick, H, Cummins, Room 106 Row I, left to right: J, Kennedy, C. Vendemia, J. Kleeber, B. Kirkwood, Mrs, Neely, P, Hiber, C. Houston, K. Karamarkovich, L. Gray. Row II: N. Heaps, P. Johnston, R. Hill, P. Jenkins, J. Johnson, D. Henderson, G. Kunkle, H. Johnston, D, Johnston. Row III: R. Hineman, D. Kost, D, Kistler, P. Lindell,W. Kosman, H. Hathaway, B. Johns- ton, G. Kanarr. Row IV: L. Long, B. Inches, W. Johnson, D. Jordan, L. Holmes, R. Kirk- wood, S. Kriest, B. Lewis, C. C-oerman. Room 107 Row I, left to right: J. Lasky, J. Karnes, B. Melko, M. Kost, Mr. Rowley, C. Lampe, B, Kyc, E. Kostial, S. Mezmar. Row II: N. Mc- Cabe, M. Miller, M. McBride, J. McNeill, D. Lokomski, M. McNaughton, P. Leone, E, Lester, J. Neish. Row III: S. Mann, G. Mc- Callister, G. McCarthy,J. Miller, R. Mecaro, B, McCoy, B. Miller, L. Mrkonja, P. Mel- enovich, J. Lopata. Row IV: C. Miller, T. Mars-hall, N. Mutkus, G. McElhaney, B. Mc- Pherson, R. Mazur, J. Thomas, J. Menden- hall, T, Machak, F. Milanovich, C, Mercan- dante. Room 104 Row I, left to right: A. Chupa, A. Pancottini, D. Booth, E. Biesenkemp, Mr. Cleary, L, Butler, H. Crivellaro, L. Campbell, E. Brown. Row II: H. Christopher, C. Bailey, J. And- rasik, D. Briscoe, B. Rodnicki, J, Cassida, E. Antel, A. Cipolla, B. Corsi. Row III: R. Bernard, R. Crabtree, J. Bogner, K. Bentz, R. Bailey, P. Cogis, J, Basile, D, Clements, J. Bowers, C. Borham, B. Churney, D. Cain. Row IV: A. Cipolla, R. Brougher, R. Conner, D. Charles, R. Champe, L. Cumberledge, J. Cheuvront, G. Biancucci, A. Borham,E. Col- Q ..-Mi H Junior High Home Economics Girls assisted by Mrs. Creese, busy working on their projects. Gilbert stretches his neck to make sure he's in the picture. 1 I - .. f u .. 41. Y i - If 9: . elf . .Mx - Everyone is happy, but Judy looks startled, Room 109 Row I, left to right: L. Swan, J. Smith, V. Yeager, A. Zuccaro, Mr. Joseph V. Sobeski, G. Smeltzer, A. Smith, B. Wiginton. Row II: L. Schmidt, C, Stolar, K. Torrence, J. Weller, K. Sterling, D. Vurgich, C. Zvonar, K. Web- berking, C. Van Ormer, C. Vandenbord. Row III: C. White, A, Thomashefsky, D. Vaughn, B, Wiley, E. White, M. Swogger, F. Spence, T. Sullivan, D. Salay, P. Trgovich, J. Vido- vich, K. Smith, D. Thompson. Row IV: J. Woody, J. Spencer, M Vuynovich, B. Schie- felbein, M. Samoviski, T. Schriner, W. Wax- ler, E.. Skiba, J. Shipp, J. Weller, R. Cen- tilli, J. Zimmerman. Room 108 Row I, left to right: P. Patterson, H. Parrish, C. Reeder, J. Rock, S. Schu1theis,H, Rogers, L. Rowe, M. Rossi. Row II: S. Parrish, J, Owen, J, Paulovich, A, Pflug, C, Swearingen, J. Reed, J. Pearson, I, Parrish, Mrs. Tor- rence. Row III: C, Rady, L, Richards' L Naquin, W, Piersol, P. Persi, J. McKean, R. Rains, G. McElhaney,R.Roberts,J. Pusk- arich, J. Mclntosh. Row IV: D. Rowland, R Pasqualin, J. Roberts, J. Raffle, W, McNeil R. McConnell, R. Pharr, D. McMichael, L Rossi, C. McBride, R. Reinbeau. 1 iii Q ,Q,i f, 9 5 5 W M , V f nf 6 W ,wa f 'ai Q is wmwyxufmmuwwmmwwmm, F' x Ii? Q' ' Rx be fi L gl' :am iv-SSR? - Row I, left to right: B. Wiley, J. Stewart, K. Claypole, G.Gredel, J Vidovich, G. Schaffer, D. Gorsuch, J. Greco, A. Young, D. Markel, J Smallwood. Row Il: B. Jenkins, R. Hudson, S. DePaolis, F. Yanyicic, M. Swogger, F. Samoviski, W. Gedris, J. Swan, J. Nale, L. Dugan, R Fuller, J. Harvey, L. Kusma. Row Ill: Mr. Bach, E, Kostlich, N. Rot- ollo, C. Avolio, E, Dimitrovich, R. Hollien, L. Miller, D. McCartney, A. Bell, A. Buchan, R. Smithnosky, Mr. Cable. Mr. Bach and Mr. Cable, our Jr. High football coaches. zmiwf High Football Jr. High squad in full football attire take time out to pose before the camera. Row I: L. Claypole, A. Buchan, R Hollien, S, DePaolis, L. Dugan, D McCartney, L. Miller. Row II: A ler. Bell, F. Kostlich, J. Greco, R. Ful- f V 2 '. 5 HH it ,,, R V . 5 f it V, ..,,, , f gk' + 1 psf ,. V' KA 7 mix it , , .L 9 1 .K A ,A V ,mi ,iw -- is if . , 7 if Wk ' . x f A .ff M gi K I , Activities .... imc! some happy moments The 1957, Vzkzncg Staff This year's 57 Viking staff had worked hard to put 0 u : - - of the best yearbooksi history ofHo 'Q f f, HJ ' , Fr f ' .BQ ,vw 1 '11 f' 5 ebruary, the staff h v . orked di ige t y to put Aj a satis- factory book. Late in October gtnvassed the ar .f donations. We also p ro ized the busine f: CIl0l1 of the area. We hed with . 2- , , .fn satisfy ng esults. Other means of isil gmoney were gi s, shown to the entire Qdol on the second We nesday of each month, and a social. Ou sl new sponsors, Miss Wo ' li and Mr. Volitic A d helped us very much ite of the many, :J ', headaches thatgoa1onJ editinga yearbo ' . , , . Mr ' k Ferr' ,J ' le photo apliier,came to our ,l hotog C. H speak Our . book M.,3 :', l16I1I l de ship with Janet J g, y, our '- capabl' tor, Alan Butler, 1 qually ble bus n s manager, and Coralg, urphe , sistant -- ff. The r ab oblem was to 1' e yearbook ready for re . H n the b ' H1 , the pictures and the sto '6 eQ17tQiQy he book and it was sent to p 4 : f' And Here It Isl We present to you the '57 Viking. Row I, left to right: M. Lopata, B. Gorsuch, M. Gru- zinski, G. Rohm, Mr. Volitich, J. Murphy, Miss Woznicki, M. B. Smith, N. Rosatelli, P. Zadylak. Standing left to right: E. Crabtree, J. Hunt, J. Divito, M. A. Bilich, C. Curphey,C. Crabtree, R. Dick, E, Schubert, B. Wimer. Mr. Volitich, our 1957 Viking sponsor. Members of the 1957 Viking prepare it for publica- tion. . '.'Si'i:v ' . . H1 I1 - -fm 9. .0 0. .0 o .0 4. .O L 1 f , w ff ll 1 ,f X ' his 49950 fm lf. , 'L ff -3 ,fi . Student ozmcil Row I, left to right: Mrs. Brown, J. Murphy, P. Langton, H. Nale, C. Wimer, G. Farrimond, M. Black. Row II: Mr. Hollobaugh, M. A. Bil- ich, E. Schubert, R. Richards, K. West, J. Knight, P. Bush, C. Dito. Row III: B. Toothman, R. Pesker, B. Dunn, M. Clements, T, Moran Row IV: E. Nogich, J. McKean, M. Kavic, J. Sullivan, R. Mutkus, I-I. White. Mu Alpha Them Row I, left to right: T. Rogozewicz, M, Shirey. Row II: B. Thomas, M, Evosevich, Mrs. Brown, A. Purvis. Looolom' S ZZ Row l, left to right: l. Lewis, E. Vuynovich, J. Murphy, Mrs. Williams, V. Cel- lini, P. Langton, P. Champe, G. DeSantis. Row II: J. Reed, S. D'Amico, D. Zin- ich, M. Vucenich, R. Mercadante, D. Pursuitte, R. Richards, V. Wassler, N Barbati, K, McElhaney, E. Sostarich, N. Montini, T. Abee. Row Ill: J. Stull, S Smith, J. Mann, H. Wilamowski, M. Gruzinski, J. Sovak, G. Rohm, J. Mann, H Nale, M. Dushac, S. Rush, A. Montini, J. Keller. Row lV: J. Jenkins, C,Curphey D. Elliott, C. Bishton, R. Wilson, A. Oberg, B. Gorsuch, E. Zakrajasek, P Bush, C. Ditto, J. Olack, J. Peoples. Nofionol Honor Society Left to Right, D. Miller, M, Black, R. Dick, Mrs. Patterson, E. Crabtree, M Trimble. . 1 . fillkwffi. n C 'wYaT ww Q Eff YL Q ,V ww 5' 'FT' 1 fl' Va zfsify lub Row I: J. Dugan, P. Wasler, T. Cutler, G. Vurgich, D. McCormish. Row ll: D. Johns- ton, E. Speicher, R. Michic, E. Hirschinger, B. Fleming. Row III: P. Moore, J. Brown Mr. Batchelor, R. Onderick, B. Thomas? Row IV: L. Darner, T. Wright, J. Morrow, J. Ciccone, R. Kemp, C. Jenkins. eco WZ Cla 6 Row I, left to right: Mrs. Fiorante, M. Gru- zinski, B. Miller, J. Murphy, D. Pursuitte R, Mercadante, H. Wilamowski, S. Machak Row ll: R. Kemp, B. Thomas, R. Onderick D. Turzak, NL Zubasic, C. Young, B. Falk Row III: B, Dunn, J. Hixenbaugh, G. Vurgich L. Darner, T. Cutler. H 0 77Z6772dk67 5 Row l, left to right: S. Torrence, M. Russel A. Reinbeau, M. Oaks, Mrs, Peters, R. God- ich, J. Vilage, G. Smith, P. Walker. Row II M. Horvath, F. Kyc, A. Hughes,M. A. Belich R. Richards, A. Borham, J. Keller, J. Bar- betti, R. Drake. Row III: J. Pharr, M. Hill- man, B. Stettler, W. Sproul, M. Black, N Richards, E. Sarvey. Row IV: F, Kwoleck G. Crivellaro, G. Smith, T. Pharr, J. Knight M. Black, J. Pearson, R. Surridge. A zmfio- Visual Row I, left to right: J. Licher, R. Hainley L. Blaney, F. Kostlich, R. Miller, D. Mar- kel. Row II: B. Hilton, C. David, J. Pursley R. Pesker, R. Kerlin, J. Donovan, Mr, Cas- oli. Row III: D. McCartney, F. Yanyecic, G Shafer, P. Hiber, J. Spence, L. Grahovac L. Henderson, R. Kauch. Future Tmcbe rs Row I, left to right: M. Bilich, C. Shuck, J. Spencer, A. McCue, C. Wimer, H. White, S. Rush. Row II: C. Curphey, E. Schubert, J. Divito, J.McIllvain, F, Derg lin, B. Mook, Mrs. Doughty, E. Zakrajsek, K. Morris, L. Hilton. Libra Mans Row l, left to right: F. Kwolek, C. Robertson, A. McCue, Miss Lane, J. Spencer, R. MacChesney. Row II: M. Naquin, K. Wright, C. Maine, D. Calhoon, M. Schultheis, L. Palmer, C, Slawionowski, J. Village, E. Luketic, li. Cellini. G. A. A. Row I, left to right: M. Lopata, E. Cellini, C. Milano- vich, S. Torrence, J, Mcllvain, C. Mosholder, M. Sarvey, M. Oaks. Row II: Mrs. Williams, E. Crabtree, R, Dick, E, Kyc, S, Janicki, E. Copeland, J. Reed, C, Slawionowski, E. Schubert. Row lil: M. Bilich, M. Zubasic, D, Turzak, B, Falk, S. Machak, M. Horvath, H. Gilbert, N. Fusco, B. Bowers, C. McConnell. Row IV: N. Mutkus, J. Divito, F. Derglin, G. Farrimond, M, B. Smith, C, Young, D, Waldron, L, Mizenko, J. Fiertag, R, Fink, B. Churney, B. Giles. Typing lub Row I, left to right: E. Cellini, J. Jenkins, B. Wimer C, White, C. Wimer, K, Morris. Row ll: C, Rotolo, C Slawianoski, J. Reed, E. Crabtree, M. Smith, Mrs Powell. Row III: N, Rebich, W, Miller, R, Yakin, W Sedlacek, D, Berkner, B, Hales, J, Seech. Row IV J. Sullivan, E. Morrow, J. O'Connor, M. Hartsell, K Kluz, R. Huchko, H, Kier, B, Propst, .Ywzmb lub Row l, left to right: M, Black, C. Dito, A. Oberg, Miss Smithosky D. Elliott, J. Piertag, M. Bilich. Row ll: S. Nan, B. Giles, V. Wass- ler, R. Richards, R. Mac Chesney J, Weller, J. Peoples, Row III: J, Sovak, C, Curphey, R, Wilson, B. Gorsuch, C, Bishton, Row IV: G. Vukmanich, V, Cipolla, E. Erdley ill ll ...M---f-......,,...,M,.,,, l l Row I, left to right: M. Wise, C, Cunningham, J, Murphy, C, Wimer, S, Rush, Row II: D, Speice, J, Sul- livan, F. Gorman, V. Pasquarelli sky, Science Club Row I, left to right: G. Shane, G. Gibson, P. Wassler, E. Duafala, R, Mance, Mr. Currie. Row II: C, Rotolo, R. Yost, B, Van Emburgh, D. Vest, H. Kanarr, R. Rossi, Row III: D. Conner, F. Macwilliams, G. Yanyecic, A. Purvis. Row lV: M. Shirey, T. Rogozewicz, M, Evose- vich, J. Hendricks, J. Gedris, B. Hales. F, Houser, B. Fontana, W, Garbin- f 1 'r x 5-A, A Row l, left to right: J. Mann, C. Crabtree, D. Per- suitte, R. Mercadante, M. Thomas, H. Nale. Row II: F. Engle, J. Sovak, B. Gorsuch, C. Bishton, M. Zub- asic, G. Farrimond, C, Young, Miss Woznicki. Hz-Lim Smff Z, Row III: C. Curphey, S. Rush, Wilamowski, M. Gruzinski, J. E. Zakrajsek, H Mann, M. Dushac Row IV: C, David, D. Vest, J. Hixenbaugh, Mr. Volitich .11 :ix KA Dflflfifl FAAIAHPJI be 2 B an Hg And more of the same. . , . f - lwa I wfiqiiiwffk, Gil r Gabrie1's disciples. qw M Mr. Pasouarelli. our Canable band www x ' 1 I' 1957 was a year of honors for the Viking Band and rewards for the efforts of Mr. Victor Pasquarelli, band director, and his assistant, Mr. Emileo Tolfa. Last summer the band jour- neyed to Miami, Florida where it won honorable mention for its marching and playing at the Lions Club convention. The band presented outstanding performances at all the football games and pro- vided color and music for the contests. Some band members participated in Mid West District Band. The year ended on a bright note witha very suc- cessful spring concert. The Atomic section. ' ' Q wx W sf Fife and Drum Corps. Sweet swing. als, Assistant band director, Mr. Tolfa 5 1 l i 1 l V3 QQ f WA ' SK' ft Q f ' X 1 A statue and flowers around the fountain. To the dance we go with Paris as our motif V. V. 70772 It is the custom of the junior class to hold a Junior-Senior Prom in honor of the graduating seniors. The year 1956 was no different from other years in that respect. May 18 found the junior and senior classes enjoying themselves midst a Parisian atmosphere. Fullfilling the theme 'Gaete Parisian' the gym was trans- formed from its usual mundane appearance to scenes from Paris itself, This was made possible through the use of a drop ceiling, muralistic walls, a three dimension castle, a fountain spurting water, and other gay decorations. Entertainment was provided by Lee Tolfa and his orchestra, and refreshments were served by French Maidens, composed of sophomore girls. Many parents came to observe the results of our efforts. ay any May Day 1956, will be a long remembered occasion in the lives of Queen, Patti Placer, King, Ronald Markel, and their attendants. Ronald Swan and Marian Zidare- vich, Charles Schubert and Eleanor Mercadante, Darrell Kennedy and Marie Cunningham, Everett Mann and Harriet Persuitte, Ronald Collins and Marilyn Mann, Tom Butler and Barbara DePaolis, Joe Schubert and Helene Maravich, George Strother and Patti Efting, Ed- mond Barton and Mary Janet Falk, Tony Simoes and Frances Patterson, Rodger Turzak and Serena Kifer comprised the court. The Coronation ceremony was performed by Marian Zidarevich and Ronald Swan. Using the theme Moments to Remember , the senior class and the court jester, Mary Ellen Hilliker, were able to bring back some unforgettable moments of the past year. Row I, Seated: D, Swogger, D. Schevchick, J. Burgess, C. Corsi, Row ll, Left to right: E. Mercadante,H. Persuitte, B. DePaolis, F. Patterson, P. Efting, King Ron Markel, Queen Patti Placer, M. Zidarevich, S. Kifer, M. J, Falk, H, Maravich, M, Mann, M. Cunningham, Row III: C, Schubert, E. Mann, G. Strother, A. Simoes, T. Butler, R. Swan, R. Turzak, E, Barton, J, Schu- bert, R. Collins, D, Kennedy. l 'iizai ,A I f ,I .L I 1 ,K f A, as s W lv 'Sy f 8 . s Q dh-A 5 3. ,M Q H5 it at-if Fzms To us the Senlor Class of 1957 this IS the end of our mgh school preparation Now xt IS ume for us to make the great declsxon m l1fe Some of us will go to college others may go mto the m1lls and factorles or learn a trade Whatever we choose for our lxfe s vocatlon the Hopewell Hlgh School's Class of 1957 will lzve only for the betterment of soclety I o r. vi Adams, Mrs. Jewel Allingham, Mr. James L. Anders, Mr. Si Mrs. Wm. Anderson, Mr. Leo Anderson, George Anderson, Paul R. Armeno, Mr, Si Mrs. Pete Aros, Mr. 81 Mrs. John J. Atwell, Mr. 81 Mrs. Smith Bach, Andrew Bajac, Mr. 81 Mrs. Mike Balasik, Mr. George Ball, Mrs. Helen Babich, Mr. Ernest Baner, Mrs, Joe Barbati, Mr. 81 Mrs. Ernest Batchelor, William Beanchi, Blanche Bear, Linda Dianne Beaver Valley Times Beheler, N. C. Beissinger, Mr. 81 Mrs, Bekich, Andy Belich, Mary Jane Bentz, Harry W. Berez, David Berry, Mr. 81 Mrs. Jack Bertoli, Mrs. Bilich, Mrs. Joseph Bishton, Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Blaney, Mrs. Doris Blaney, Mr. Lawrence Blinkey, Mr. St Mrs. John Bohlander, Mr. Si Mrs. Paul Bologna, Mrs. G. F. Bologna, Mr. gl Mrs, Samuel Bonomi, Camillo Boston, Mrs. Jane Brocard, Mr. 81 Mrs. Lee Brodhead Variety Shop - Brunton, Mr. 81 Mrs. A. W, Brooks, Mr. 81 Mrs. James Brown, Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Sara S. Bufalini, Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Buffington, Kathleen Builtrite Construction Co. Burchett, Susan Burdar, Mr. gl Mrs. Joseph Burlingame, Mr. gl Mrs. Henry Burzese, Jerry Burzese, Mr. gl Mrs. Richard PATRONS Butler, Byers, Byron, Cable, Caler, Caler, Mr. Bi Mrs. T. W. Mrs. Harry C. Robert Mr. Si Mrs. Lloyd Grace E. Mr, St Mrs. Howard Cambpell, Mr. Si Mrs. Clifford Cannon, Mr. St Mrs. Robert Casoli, Robert Casper's Barber Shop Cervi, Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles, Emlyn Churovia, Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe Eckley, Donald Efting, Mr. 81 Mrs. George Eger, M. J.,O. D. Elder, Jay C. Elliot, Mr. gl Mrs. Dwight Ellis, Andrew J. Engle, Mrs. Eleanor Estel, Ralph Evans, Mr. Si Mrs. John Evans, Mr, Si Mrs. Arthur Ewing, Miss Irene Falk, Mr, gl Mrs, Wilbert Faller, Mr. Si Mrs. R. W. Churovia, Michael Jr. Ciccone, Mr. St Mrs. Joseph Cleary, Mr. Si Mrs. Walter Cleveland, Mr. gl Mrs. Robert Clowes, Mr. Si Mrs. W. B. Colella, Joseph Conti, Mr. 81 Mrs. Joe Cook, Mr. Si Mrs, William Copeland, Mr. gl Mrs. Harold Coulter, Mr. Bt Mrs. Warren Creese, Mrs. Pearl Croner, Mr. 81 Mrs. William Crystal Coal Company Cunningham, Mr. 81 Mrs. Joe Cunningham, Mr. Si Mrs. Kenneth Curley, Mr. Ei Mrs. James Curphey, Mr. St Mrs. W. E. Currie, James Curtis, Jerry D'Antonio, Mr. St Mrs. A. Davis, Mrs. Barbara Davis, Mrs. Donald Davies, Mr. 8: Mrs. Davis, Earl De Salle, Chuck De Vito, Mr. 81 Mrs. Natale Dickson, Mr. 81 Mrs. R. D. Diesing, Henrietta Docinovich, Debbie Donovan, Mr. 5 Mrs. J. G. Donovan, Mr. S1 Mrs. Frank Doughty, Mr. St Mrs. Paul Donkin, Mr. gl Mrs. Cecil P. Drassman, Mrs. R. O. Drylie, Mrs. Robert Dugan, Mr. 81 Mrs. John Dulich, Mr. gl Mrs. R. Dunn, Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Ebbert, Mr. Faber, Mr. gl Mrs. F. H. Fawley, Mr. St Mrs. R. W. Fath, Mr. gl Mrs. Byron Ferguson, Rev. 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Murphy, Mr. 81 Mrs. William Neely, Mrs. Olenchuk, Mr. gl Mrs. Daniel L Olson, Lois Onderick, Mr. gl Mrs. John Ondovchik, Mr. O'Neil1, Mr. 81 Mrs. Earl O'Neill, Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Padak, Mr. 81 Mrs. Mike Pajak, Joseph T. Palmer, Mr. 81 Mrs. J. S, Paluzzi, Eli Pancurak, Patsy Parfitt, Mr. 81 Mrs. Emerson Patsy, Mr. gl Mrs. C. Patterson, Mrs. Milton W. Patterson, Mrs. Shirley Patton, Mr. 81 Mrs. L. S, Pasquarelli, V. R. Paurk, Mr. 81 Mrs. Mike Payne, Mrs. Roymond Pediza, Mrs. 81 Mr. M. Peduzzi, Mr. 81 Mrs. John Pence, Lavern Douglas Peritich, Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Peritich, Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Persi, Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Persuitte, Harry Michetti, Nello 8 Esther Michic, Mr. gl Mrs. Frank Mihalik, Mrs. Steve Jr. Miketich, Dolores J. Milady's Beauty Shop Milanovich, Mrs. Eleanor Milanovich, Mr. John Milligan, Mr. 81 Mrs. John Miller Mr 81 Mrs Albert Miller Mr 81 Mrs Edwin R. Miller, Mr. 81 Mrs. Elmer Miller Mr. gl Mrs Roy Miller Mr. 81 Mrs William L. 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Sohn, Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth Starr, Wynn State Hobby Shop Steer, Mrs. Mule Stiak, Mr. 81 Mrs. George Sticks, Mrs. Stettler, Mrs. Robert W. Strickler, Mr. 81 Mrs. Wayne Stoken, Mr. John Sullivan, Mr. gl Mrs. P. J. Summer, Mrs. Frederick Superior Meat Market Swogger, Mr. 81 Mrs. Martin Swogger, Mrs. Sanford Swogger, Mr. Wilbur Swan, Robert E, Sylvester, Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Taska, Jack L. Taylor, Mr. 81 Mrs. R. Telega, Mr. 81 Mrs. Mitchell Temple, Temple , Thomas , Thomas, Thomas , Tilly, H. Miss Pearl Mrs, Roy Dr. Harold D. Jr. Mr. W. M. Virgil H. Todd, Mr. 81 Mrs. Erwin Tolfa, Emileo Tomei, Mrs. Lena Tranelli, Mr. 81 Mrs. Pete Trasport, Mr. 81 Mrs. Fredrick Trembath, Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Tripplete, Mrs. Rebecca Trupkovich, Mr. 81 Mrs. Turkovich, Larry Uffelman, John Ulmer, Anne M. Unis, Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Valentic, Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Val's Beauty Shop Van Emburgh, Mr. gl Mrs. l. W, Vas, Mr S Mrs. Paul Vas, Rosemarie Vespaziani, Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Vest, Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry L. 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Compliments Compliments of of WILSON FURNITURE co. 224 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Compliments of DRESS SHOPPE ALIQUIPPA, PA. WE GIVE Tor VALUE STAMPS Women's and Children's Wear AUTENREITH'S DOLLAR STORE 502 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PENNA. ez ES 5-4831 Compliments of S T A M A N , S WOMEN 'S 81 CHILDREN 'S WEAR HOTEL BARR 1512 Sheffield Road ALIQUIPPA, PENNA. 378 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ES 5-3651 Bus.: SPruce 5-2389 Res.: SPruce 5-0106 C 1' 1 f , , omplmen S 0 CLEIS Typewriter Service Underwood Agency RUBY'S MARKET Sales - Service Typewriters - Adding Machines - Supplies 3000 Cleveland Avenue Box 386 Sunset Hills ROCHESTER, PA- ALIQUIPPA, PA. GEO. E. CLEIS Telephone 3337-M GEORGE DROGUS THOS. FARRIMOND GARAGE Interior and Exterior Intefnatignal Tfucks PAINTING AND DECORATING SALES ' PARTS ' SERVICE Country Club Road 1463 Penn Avenue ALIQUIPPA-1 PA- NEW BRIGHTON, PA. Phone: ESsex 5-4821 PAUL M. HENDERSON INSUROR and REALTOR 363 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. '6The Downtown Agent Member: Pennsylvania Association of Insurance Agents Beaver County Board of Realtors Representing: Stock Insurance Companies Home Protective Savings Si Loan Association Jones 81 Laughlin Steel Corporation fReal Estate Divisionj Are you protected by a UHOMEOWNERSU policy? Call me for an explanation of this broad form package insurance. ALIQUIPPA SPORT SHOP Aliquippa's Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Plaza Shopping Center 2120 Sheffield Road ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ES 5-4731 ALIQUIPPA RADIO General Electric Home Appliances Television and Kitchen Magriavox Television Hi-F i Phonographs 3986 Brodhead Road Phone: ES 5-7794 EWING LUMBER CO. Windows - Doors - Glass Hardware - Roofing - Paint 2118 McLean Street ALIQUIPPA, PA. LEE FORD SALES See Lee Before You Buy Two LOCATIONS! 2101 Sheffield Road 2401 Sheffield Avenue HENRY BERGER WATCHMAKER - J EWELER Aliquippa's Only Watchmaster - Jeweler Opposite the Post Oflioe ALIQUIPPA, PA. 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Let Vogue F latter Your F igure For All Your Auto Requirementsv GO to MILLER 81 SONS Chevrolet 21st 81 Sheffield Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Compliments of TEPER'S JEWELERS 370 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. JIMMY'S STERLING SERVICE STATION A TO Z LUBRICATION Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Battery Rentals 1390 Sheffield Road ES 5-9976 W I L K O F F ' S FASHION SHOPPE ALIQUIPPA, PA. The First With the Best of the Newu ES 5-2691 Compliments of J A C O B S O N ' S Hi-STYLE CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ALIQUIPPA, PA. N' F' SLEZAK CREST PHARMACY El ' l S l nd S ' ectrwa a es a ermce Your First Drug Storey 1125 Franklin Avenue 1931 R dh d R A d ALIQUIPPA, PA. ro ea Da Phone: ES 5-3231 ESsex 5-7000 SPaulding 1-3300 AMhurst 4-4444 CRYSTAL COAL COMPANY C. F. EMLING COMPANY Champion Coal and Disco Institutional Food Specialties To psoil and Hauling 2305 West Erie Street 904'4th Avenue CHICAGO 12, ILLINOIS C0RA0P0L1s, PA. RRRRRRRRR QWMGPDWS DRUG STORE Established 1921 Aliquippais Outstanding Prescription Department Main Store ? . a-3, H Opposite M Post Office J ' Franklin Ave. NSERVICE STORES ' 200-5th Ave. X2-M 1201 Main sn. K Free Q Delivery ft ESsex as 4 , ' 5-4111 534 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. RRR-BLR-B-B-RB For a Cigar That Is Hard to Beat- Smoke Pennsylvania Dutch Deluxe- Extremely Mild-Imported Long Filler JEAN S. ALAM ALIQUIPPA, PA. STEVE DUICH Amoco Service Station A.A.A. Road Service Gas - Oil - Accessories Road Service McLean and Brodhead Road ALIQUIPPA, PA. Day-ES 5-9955 Nite-ES 5-6321 N. H. LAUGHN ER HAULING CONTRACTOR Equipment Rental GLENWILLARD, PA. Glladstone 7-8216 FEEDEIPS SUPPLY COMPANY 1503 Sheffield Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. TERMS -- CASH Dog Food and Pet Supplies Lawn and Garden Center Sherwin-Willllams Paint Wirthmore Feeds One Stop Garden Shop CHARLES R. FREEBLE AGENCY Real Estate and General Insurance 620 Third Street BEAVER, RA. SP 5-2444 Special Prices on All Graduation Gifts GEM .lEWELRY'S 409 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PENN A. ES 5-3100 DAVID'S DRIVE-IN Chicken-in-the-Rug Cum: SERVICE Kane and Brodhead Roads ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ES 5-6091 B I S H T O N ' S ESSO SERVICENTER Tires - Accessories - Batteries 549 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ES 5-9892 Compliments Of QUEEN CITY CLEANERS AND TAILORS Compliments of CRES TMONT HOME SUPPLY CO. 1931 Brodhead Road ALIQUIPPA, PA. Compliments Of W. C. YOUNG CO. 512 Franklin Avenue F R A N K L I N CLEANERS and DYERS 1334 Sheffield Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. JONES' FLOWER SHOP 567 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ES 5-5991 DAIRY CENTER 311 Franklin Avenue After the Game or Show Sandwiches - Sundaes Quick Lunches 1 . v f ... ..-- f .,n,.'lc, if M 'A 1 ,, ,,., dxf' 1. -'r - . S ,- ,iv .1 ,,- f .,,.v ' 1 ,JL .i.. 4? , . ,a. . Ah. 'f ,f fl .X . .,:f. .J:,, fl,-' .,. 'r 'X-N E J iff YL- .. . . ', . 1 Ll 1 '. wg. 13,1 ui' 4, . L . f . ff 'fL- 'r hh... 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