Hopewell High School - Viking Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

nd? mer: Zz 1955 viKing HOPEWELL MEMCDRIAL HIGH SCHQOL ALIQUIPPA, PENNSYLVANIA FOREWORD What does this Yearbook mean to you as an individual and as a student? This 1958 Viking contains a memory pattern of all of your social affairs, your sports events, and everything which you may have achieved, here, in the Halls of Hopewell Memorial High. All of your sorrows and your joyous and happy memories, which are illustrated in pictures and in words, shall last a life- time. We hope that from time to time you will be returning to these pages to see what you, yourself, have encountered throughout your high school days. With or without us, this troubled world moves on, and as it moves, we find ourselves confronted with many perplexing problems, only we can solve. Our High School will have many new faces, and many graduating classes, but in our memories it will always remain the same. The hours which we sacrificed to study for exams will never be forgotten, but neither will the many friends which we may have made here. All will be pleasant memories in the far future with the thousand of recollections, which this book brings forth to us. Recorded within these pages for posterity are some of the important events that will be cherished memories after Graduation Day. nl' x Xl x Board of Directors Administration Faculty Health and Medical Division Guidance and Attendance Division Seniors Sports Underclassmen Activities Junior-Hi Finis CONTENTS Page 6 7 9 16 16 17 39 53 61 77 90 9' L' 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Hopewell-Independence-Raccoon Joint School Board directs and establishes the policies of the schools in the three townships. The Board consists of seventeen members, seven from Hopewell and five each from Independence and Raccoon. The duties of the Board are fulfilled with the aid and recom- mendations of the following committees, each composed of seven members selected so that all the townships are represented: Athletics-chairman, Leonard E. Manning, Building and Grounds - chairman, Joseph F. Bontempog Education and Personnel - chairman, Pearl Temple, Transportation - chairman, Mark Hillikerg Rules, Regulations and Procedure-chairman, Virgil W. Thomas, Finance and Purchasing-chainman, William Pohl. Cfficers of the Joint Board are President-Kenneth D. Cun- ningham, Vice-President - Mark Hillilcerg Secretary - Larry Blaneyg Treasurer-Harvey Roberts, Solicitor-Myron Rowley. We join in extending our sincere congratulations to the class of 1958. S3 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CONGRATULATIONS, Class of 1958' The launching of the Vanguard and Sputnik have opened vast new areas of pioneering adventure in this emerging Atomic Age. Along with these new developments has come the fear of possible international supremacy and immoral nations. You have been schooled in the firm belief that this re- presentative people's government is still the worId's best hope, and I am confident that the classes of 1958 will insure America's posi- tion in the future. John P. Milanovich Assistant Principal PRINCIPAL Congratulations to the Class of 1958! We should think of graduation as a milestone of life's journey. As you enter your chosen field or in some cases further education, be proud of your school and malce your school proud of you. I hope that the ideals of American Democracy will always be your ideals to guide you throughout your life. Good Luclc to all Seniors I I I Donald D. Kratzert High School Principal 'a '-.M V ,,,,,-? f,....-ani? 2 . years. A friendly new face in Mr. Milano- vich's oflice this year is Mrs. Curtiss. She is a capable member of our sec- retarial staff. SECRETARIES Mrs. Smith is a vital member of our school family. She has been Mr. Kratzert's secretary for the past Five 111---1- MR. ALEX ANDRES MR. ANDREW BACH 1 W,- 19.41. V M - i MR. WILLIAM BATCHELOR .1 NYE! INR!! MRS. DORIS BLANEY MRS. JOAN BOBCHAK MR. CAMILLO BONOMI 1 af MRS. f.. 1. ffl . I I : ' ' SSR, QQ ,. i , ,'V' i -Mi--f i1' f Q I 1 Vgilk? , - 2, .:.- 1 l 5 , -fi: SARA BROWN MR. LLOYD CABLE MR. ROBERT CASOLI QUR FACULTY ,....aH., 1 M MR. JOSEPH COLELLA MR. WALTER CLEARY MRS. PEARL CREESE MR. JAMES CURRIE MR. ROSS ANTHONY DAMASO MR. LOUIS ELIAS MISS MARTHA GOLDEN MISS MARGARET GREGORY MRS. GLORIA HECKENDORN nw 'Tr is 1, v af' 177' I All A 1115 . X K 'N 2- 3 MR. ALBERT HOLLOBAUGH MR. ALEX HORCHAK MR. GEORGE HRUBOVCAK sf 59 MISS MARIAN IZAK MISS BETTY ANN JAKUBOVICS MR. JOHN JOSEPH 7 I x MR. EDWARD KOTUN MR. ANTHONY KRANCEVIC MISS WILMA LANE The faculty of Hopewell Memorial High School is composed of fifty-three, industrious teachers. All have a vital part in our guidance program, which helps the students to face adulthood in their near future. Our faculty works tirelessly in helping to build the Youth of Tomorrow. MR. FRANCIS MATIKA MISS DOLORES MIKETICH MR. STEVE MULIK IH , 'Q7 In 'W-...l,,, Mus. JOAN QPSATNIK MR. JosEPH PAJAK Mas. SHIRLEY PATTERSON x MRS. WILMA POWELL MR. HARRY E. ROWLEY MR. LOUIS SALAY 4-'S 5 vwgffg, :Q MRS DOROTHY SANBORN . CLYDE SCURSATONE MISS CLARE SEETHALER D R A F T I N II MR. CHARLES SIRKO MR. JOHN SKRYPAK MISS AGNES SMITH K 51713 - 'lf fx ' 'x my . ,Al u A in I ,, l MR. EMILEO TOLFA MRS. GRACE VOGAN MR. MICHAEL VOLITICH MR JOHN WATERS MRS. FAYE WILLIAMS MRS. HAZEL DOUGHTY I...-9 Q S x ff Mr. Mark Hilliker stops to visit. Miss Miketich and Mrs. Powell discuss plans for the future senior banquet. Alice receives advice from our guidance counselor, Mrs. S. Brown. i x .11- si-- ' bl Dr. Wallace Zernich, M.D., is our vcry capable doctor, who has been very active throughout our school dis- tricts with his physical examinations. Health, Medical, Guidance, and Attendance ..- L w , ' K 1 5 5, f Our school nurses: Mrs. Kathleen Johnston and Mrs. Illa Waddng. We know Sondra's blood pressure is pretty low, but do you think she will live, nurse? Dr. Helen Pawlack. D.D.S., holds the position of our school dentist, and Mrs. McCoy is our medical secretary. Dr. Pawlack, do you need any help in getting her mouth open? 0 1 v if f The attendance staff is composed of Mrs On our guidance staff we have Mrs. Freeble DOUghfY and Mrs. Schuck. Their efficiency and Mrs. Brown, who are responsible for the has made the operation of the 2ft9f1d3l1C9 success of many students, office very successful during the past years. F3 'P' W' S v J I 7 J- ' vw . a. ,, 'F f 'f 3 w , 'L L , 5 1 3' 3' vs 5 .. J? -I 4 XS MW st - I 11, ,Ho SENIGRS ' cw l958 Senior Class Officers Treasurer: S. Smith i Sgt.-at-arms: J. Jenkins X President. B. Dunn V. President: P. Bull XX Senior Class 195 7-58 Our motto, Small is the diploma but mighty is the effort to earn it,', symbolizes our class work in preparation for graduation. Now let us take a few minutes to reminisce. W'e spent our Sophomore year selling maga- zines, having socials and parties, not only to raise money, but to help us to know each other better. The outstanding event of the year was our class assembly. The humorous acts and commercials gave us a lot of laughs, and we hope you enjoyed them too. Remem- ber our Sealy Posturepedic Girl? The first semester of our Junior year we anxiously sold greeting cards to raise money for that big event, the Junior-Senior Prom. Money wasn't our only problem. We were quite worried about our classmates who could- SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. W. Powell, Miss D. Miketich, Mrs. B. Windle, and Mr. C. Bonomi. We would like to thank all these sponsors for the help they have given us in preparation for the future life that awaits us. 11't dance, so each Thursday we had an Ar- thur lVlurray dancing session in homerooms. After months of preparation, Oriental Fan- tasy made its exciting appearance. Because of the rain, however, the Buddha was almost lost in the descending clouds of crepe paper. We happily, yet sadly, greeted our Senior year. October saw not only the re-opening of the CscL, but a parade of senior chefs and their delicious baked goods. Then came the Senior Class Card Party attended by our faith- ful and dependable parents and friends. At present, we are busily engaged with plans for the future, which include the Banquet, May Day, and Commencement. Dear Hopewell High, our memories of you will never die!!! Secretary: J. Jenkins J Alice Marie Allingham Abby . . . enjoys baseball and danc- ing . . . her future ambition is to marry a boy named Jim.', Thomas Barkovich Barky , . . a nut on clothes, he's al- ways sharply dressed . . . you can always find Barky with Gwen, almost anywhere!!! Mary Ann Belich A real sweet girl who is easy to get along with . . . a future artist she would like to be. Lola Patricia Almonte Monkey . . . Lola enjoys both play- ing volleyball and talking on the tele- phone . . . future ambition . . . a beautician. to S65 A Carol Ann Bartlett Babe . . . a basketball fan who looks clown on rude people . . . she's off to beautician school. jack Berry Dingle . . . the Class Clown who hates silly people . . . future ambition is to work in an auto shop. jgqz- . '. A l V ai l il Y ' R w - -rl ix 5 . George Atwell Inky . . . known for his red hair . . . enjoys clancing in all his spare time, girls also. n . 'L I Richard Barron Dickie . . . the wolf of all wolves , . . he's out to make millions . . . what an expert joke-teller . . . future unde- cidecl. Carol Bishton A cute and peppy cheerleader, who has a special smile for everyone . . . to college, Carol is bound. if N-an A I Audrey Boi-ham A quiet and reserved girl . . . off to Art School after graduation. Thomas Bull Pat . . . a well-built boy with lots of class . . . nuts about girls . . . likes to listen to jazz records. Donna Lee Campbell Hates when people call her Shortie . . . has a liking for skating , . . her future involves Beautician School. Gail Boyd Robert Brougher Janie . . . seen in a green Ford quite Bob . . . his future will lie in JGCL often, also at the skating rink . . . - . . his pet peeve is teachers . . plans to become a nurse. likes to go hunting for-??? Patricia Ann Cafrelli Pat . , . a future comptonieter opera- tor . . . doesn't care for conceited people . . . enjoys swimming as a pastime. Peter Cari-illo College in the future for this Senior, but now he's content to loaf . . . a baseball fan, so we hear!!! Doris Jane Calhoun Janie . . . her future ambition is to be a beautician . . . she likes roller skating and hates noisy people. Paul Cassida Paul likes hunting and sleeping, but dislikes getting up early . . . after graduation, he's off to the armed forces. f L Marlene Cavanaugh Marv . . . favors swimming, dislikes football . . . a girl in white, she will be . . . seen around the Home Ec. Room. K fund' as A t David Collins An outdoor man who likes hunting . . . his pet peeve is coming to school to be a carpenter. Sandra Davis Sashee . . . off to comptometer school is Sandy . . . dislikes noisy people, especially when sheis sleeping in her spare time. C 'ei fi --r ' R' h rd Chewning 'wi i Y y y au: 1 Elf rf ,- -A V V , 4,,,.. Robert Cleveland ic a Rich . . . a tall lad who is a great Cleve . . . this tall guy likes almost deal of fun . . . he really goes for everthing . . . his only ambition is the girls, to make a million dollars. Martha Cotter A gal who enjoys skating and foot- ball . . . ambition is to be a beauti- cian . . . oflice practice is lVlartha's subject. Dale DeGarmo Small, but speedy as far as cross country is concerned . . . has quite an attraction to the Sophomore girls. Geneva Crivellaro Doll . . . a cheerful gal who will make a great nurse . . . likes to skate and hot-rod. Constance Ann, Dito Connel . . . has a liking for art and skating . . . to become an airline reservationist or art teacher, 1 21 s Juanita Dorsett Nita . . . favorite sport is football . . . a civil service job will claim this cute gal . . . favorite pastime is sleeping. Kilim, -f-M avvv y ffig .-V ,. , p N y E T Robert Dunn Fuzzy . . . a great asset to the Hope- well Eleven . . . this sharp lad has a strong dislike for squares. Evelyn Emerick A girl who is often seen. with Janet . . . plans to become a secretary in the future. ...ni Rita Drake A petite, small blond who is sure to go far with her terrific personality . . . will be a secretary. ...nil Martha Dushac Marty . . . a pert lass who wants to become a secretary . . . seen at football games . . . dislikes people who whisper. Edward Erdely Tall quiet lad who is off to college . . . a real neat dresser who is always after the girls. We ...i o -an dv Edward Dufala Duffy . . . known for his Hudson convertible . . . enjoys working on cars in his spare time. .slr Dianne Elliott An art career lies ahead for this beaut head-majorette . . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . dislikes fickle- minded friends. Mary Fath Lu . . . a sweet quiet blond who really enjoys ofiice practice and as- pires to be a secretary. as 2 . 'Us :in X . 'K sa-f 1 3 Sylvia Jean French Frenchie . . . enjoys football and listening to records . . . dislikes nosey people . . . to become a housewife is her desire. f KD Gs 7-.x as :FN N Samuel james Gibson Hoot . . . this lad is sure cut out to be a veterinarian . . , likes physics, but not nasty teachers. Kenneth Gregory Ken enjoys just taking it easy . . never late for that drafting class . , . fishing is his favorite hobby. 1 if it-N ! joseph Gedris Silver Dart . . . always seen with hot rods and likes basketball . . . a future engineer he hopes to be. Patricia L. Godich Pat . . . often seen at football games . . . says, I'll be a secretary, if any- one will have mef' Margaret Gruzinski A really sweet kid, has an aversion to stuck-up people . . . will make a won- derful nurse after graduation. QV E A L no in Patricia George Boots . . . to go to comptometer school is this girl's aim . . . then plans to become housewife. f Rebecca Gorsuch This high-stepping majorette is col- lege bound . . . Becky likes football, basketball, being a majorette, and BOYS!!! Shirley Gural Shirl . . . a'tall chick, who is often seen at football games, but seen more often with Diane. 'TR f, Tex --6 In ,uni Diane Hatfey Dee . . . a blond who likes football, typing, and dancing . . . can't stand people that bug her . . . hopes to be a secretary. Milan Halavanja Milo . . . likes football, P.O.D., and hunting . . , a future civil engineer . . . always heard saying, How ya doin? James Hendricks Can always find Jim at David's . . . has a keen interest in drafting and girls . . . dislikes people that show-off. Terry Huud Dislikes studying but plans to attend college . . . can't stand smart people . . . he caters to physics . . . spends spare time by lifting weights. 'X 5 Joseph Hixenbaugh Hix . . . football and hunting are his favorites . . . after graduation, college. Jeanne Jenkins Jean . . . this lass is off to college . . . can't stand people who won't drag race. QA driving instructor's nightmare. l Janice Hamilton Jan . . . always seen with Sylvia . . . school is her pet peeve . . . favorite pastimes: sleeping, eating, listening to records. Audrey Hughes Vicky . . . this lass enjoys dancing and driving . . . conceited people are her pet peeve . . . after high school comes comptometer school. John J. Jenkins Jenks . . . this good looking guy was a great contribution to Hopewell sports . . . will be a student at S.M.U. Q' W in X William Jenkins Bill . . . hopes to go to college in the future . . . favorite pastimes are loafing and sleeping. x J- . Judith Knight A quiet but keen personality this girl has, and to become a missionary nurse is her desire. Frances Kwolek Fran . . . hopes to marry a dark, handsome man someday . . . likes Home Ec .... hates people who stare. A Nr 59' ga , A. 'Q Us fy W e 3 fe' qi 'gi 3 N I William jenkins Bill . . . has an aversion to people who talk and talk . . . future am- bition is to be a mechanical engineer. Joseph F. Kostial Froggy . . . wants to be a posie picker . . . likes football, math, hunting fishing . . . dislikes wise guys. Daniel Lemasters Dan is planning a future as an auto- tomobile mechanic . . . likes to play golf among many other sports. 'rrp 1 '1v'y iT '7, Arthur Kanarr Art . . . a call shy boy with a pleasing disposition . . . has a fancy for base- ball, gym, and swimming. f X5 'K Richard Kraus Dick . . . football, dancing, and drafting are his favorites . . . plans to become a draftsman in the future. Eleanor Lemasters Boots . . . to nursing school she will go . . . favorite subject is chemistry . . . can't stand stuck up people. A 25 Ronald Dean Lloyd Dean . . . our best looking and sharp- est Ind who is really tops with the Senior Class . . . future draftsman. ,L , P- I Q - th. r .-:. 57 I J: igig, A - 5 X ,L,I,i , t K X p Richard Mance Rich . . . enjoys office practice . . . plans to be a policeman or mortician . . . either way he'll keep them mov- ing on. Joyce Mann Shorty . . . our sprightly versatile cheerleader has a sweet smile for everyone . . . off to beautician school. ,4d John Lupton Will be a future man in blue . . . favorite pastime is going to football games. we e Charles Mann Chuck . . , likes hunting . . . plans to become a Forest Ranger some day . . . dislikes Katy for some reason or other. Gwendolyn Markgraf Gwen . . . a sharp chick who dislikes show-offs . . . Oh!!! to be her boss when she becomes a secretary. 1 ,,pV Carol Maine Blondie . . . nursing is her ambition . . . pet peeve is people who stare . . . football and skating are favorite sports. Janice Mann I-lotrocl . . . ardent football fan . . . plans to become a receptionist, favor- ite subject, office practice . . . really likes that certain boy. Virginia Marsola Janice . . . a little chick with a big smile, often seen in the office practice room . . . future beautician. .i. 'E' 1 ,W wr Robert Matusiak Bob . . . anchors aweigh for Bob after graduation . . . has an aversion to welchers . . . finds history en- joyable. John McIntosh John . . . a quiet lad whose favorite sport is football . . . college days are in store for John after graduation. Ned Molovich Known as Alibi Ned . . . can be found with Dean . . . one of many Seniors interested in girls. lv Sisf 1' VV . -Q., LVvb .mx sfvglf N, ' 1 . jk i Margaret Matiko Marge , . . goes for basketball in a big way but doesn't feel the same about school. ,--. Rose Marie Mercadante Merc . . . goes for dancing and that certain boy . . , thinks there is nothing like football . . . a future beautician. Raymond Mutkus Mustang . . . a sharp lad and terrific football player . . . enjoys P.O.D. and late hours, with Uh-huh. ya:- CL. Q--s -.. i Y' Joseph Meccaro Moe . . . a sharp lad whose interests are money and women . . . he hopes to become a Marine. ,fx V. , - 15-'-If' .ffgiaf 'I 1 N P1 :yi - N W I it 13 r ' l William Miner Bill . . . this tall lad naturally likes basketball . . . an avid math student, he plans to become an engineer. janet Myers Duke . . . ambitious girl who aspires to be a secretary . . . likes badminton and volleyball for her spare moments. an ,iq . . -JV' , . . ,-we .f A , ,Q l is it F' We if A Helen Nale Jay New Arleen Oberg A snappy red-headed cheerleader . . . jaybird . . . a quiet lad who hopes RU . . . off to I.S.T.C. she will go dislikes people that talk behind her to be a civil engineer . . . pet peeve: to become a teacher , . , favorite baClC . . . Slleill make 501119 SUV 3 those bleached blonds. pastime is Bell Telephone trucks. good secretary. e rroee i G if .' - A Alfred Pasqualin George Pavelelc John Peduzzi Duke . . . a real tall lad who is asset to our basketball team . hopes to make a million some day. Judith Peoples rm Judo , . . his favorite subject: Girls, . Girls, Girls!!! . . . plans to go to Jones and Laughlin University. Dianne Persuitte Judy . . . a future nurse she wants Dee . . . a perfect queen . . . always to be . . . pet peeve is nosey people has a special twinkle in her eyc . . . and favorite sport is swimming. her pet peeve is dizzy people. Johnny . . . a tall, neat, dependable lad with a very popular crew cut. Michael J. Pistilli Mike , , , this tall lad dislikes teachers . . . enjoys loaflng . . . he is off to college to become an engineer. Loretta Rains Lorry . . , a foxy little wolfess . . can always be heard, if not seen . . . neatly dressed . . . a future private secretary. A Renee Richards A sweet girl who enjoys listening to popular music . . . hopes to become a private secretary in the future. Pauline Rogish Her favorite sport, subject, and ambi- tion is her enjoyment of daydreaming . . . after graduation, WOW!!! fs I 7 ,W K H ' - I LM? john Reed Likes to loaf . . . can hardly wait for the study halls to come around . . . future undecided. Carol Robertson Basketball and P.O.D. are tops on this girl's list . . . gossipers are strictly taboo . . , hopes to be some- thing, some day. Gail Rohm Sweet cheerleader whose favorite sport is water skiing . . . a lady in white . . . thinks sisters mean trouble. fi- A Willie F. Reeder Mop , . , likes literature and sleeping the most . . . modern jazz really sends him . . . off to S.M.U. K ti ' 5 l Paul Rogish Squire . . . an outstanding track member . . , dislikes any kind of work, and his ambition is to rest after graduation. Nancy Rosatelli Shorty . . , a cute brunette who favors typing and is off to business school, her favorite sport is swimming, Q , , 6 kv X W. , Donald Ross Donnie . . . a sharp lad who can really go to town on that dance floor . . , business administration career. Patricia Samoviski Patti . . . a real sharp chick who is well-liked by all . . . with her pleas- ing personality, will go far. Carol Ann Schucl: A future teacher she hopes to be . . . always seen with Janet driving around in the green Plymouth. ' ff? 30 3 W. Cedric Rotolo Limpy . . . always seen at football games . . , he's off to make a million . . . loves watching girls go by. Evelyn Sarvey Tiny . . . dislikes bossy people . . . loves riding in a green Hornet . . . hopes to join some branch of armed forces. Michael Seech Seech . . . a future draftsman who likes football, girls, and sleeping . . . but not coming to school so early. Susan Rush Midge. . .this snappy majorette is col- lege bound to study teaching . . . her favorite pastime is clowning around. Harry Schmidt Partial to blonds . . . known for the way he drives his car around, Guy S. Shane College in the future, but now sleep- ing is a favorite pastime . . , likes swimming . . . often seen with Duffy. 1 5 .I Melba Shaver A new member of our senior class . . . favorite subject is health . . . hopes to be a secretary after graduation. if ,,,, x 'V' ' I V ,C i ? James Smalley Reformers are taboo in this lad's book , . . shop and hunting occupy most of his spare time. janet Sovak A peppy cheerleader who's at ease cheering or on the dance floor . . . dislikes people without school spirit. 2 55. Richard Showalter Rich . . . dentistry will be his future ambition . . . favorite pastime is loaf- ing . . . football suits his fancy. . xii ' w g. if ,rm ,953 48 - V' '.ii .i 34 L Q -ia, ' -V Richard Smallwood It's the Navy for Rich . . . to see the world . , . dislikes all teachers . . . but enjoys outdoor sports. Patricia Speicher Patsy . . . a cute brown-haired lass who never misses a football game . . . a sharp dancer with a wonderful smile. i A Yvonne Sine Often seen at the skating rink . . . conceitecl people beware . . . would like to go to college and study music. Sondra Smith Saun . . . nice things come in small packages . . . a tremendous dresser and terrific football fan . . . will become a beautician. Janet Spencer A gal with a nice personality . . . plans on going to college to further her education and become a teacher. 1? it uit . . '-34 Q vw Joseph Sullivan Joe . . . an asset to the band . . . his pet peeve is teachers . . . future ambi- tion is to become a musician. S Albert Vallese Ace . . . this lad would rather go hunting than come to school . . . best of luck in future drafting, Ace. Judith Vilage Judy . . . quiet and reserved . . . has hopes of being a secretary . . . enjoys reading in her spare time 32 L35--, A Madeline Thomas A tall lass who can really talk a blue streak , . . her future ambition is to become an X-Ray technician. Gerri Vandenbord A neat blond who really likes swim- ming and dancing . . . a future Florence Nightingale, who says, Two- faced peopleg BEWARE!!! Clara A. Walker A gal who likes baseball when not dancing or listening to music . . . future ambition is getting employ- ment, .Qi '41 it x v ,, N X Thomas Ulmer Off to college to become a teacher . . . enjoys working on old cars . . . home- work is Tom's pet peeve. g 1 Dennis Vest Auggy . . . this lad plans to be a biol- ogy teacher . . . for some odd reason he dislikes white buck stompers. Valerie Wassler Val . . . dislikes smart alecks . . . her favorites are tumbling and football . . . an actress she hopes to be. f .J 8 177 W7 'T' 1 Karen West Harold White Harriet Wilamowski Karen likes office practice . . , plans Bugs . . , holds a tackle position for A sharp brunette who has a pleasing are to become a secretary , . . she the Viking's Eleven . . . hopes to personality . . . after graduation she become a dentist . . . favorite class wants to become an air line hostess dislikes people who are big shots. 6' James Williams Jim . . . this basketball player really likes his sports . , . college bound is he in the near future. Eleanor Kay Wright Kay . . . this petite miss' future ambition is nursing . . . often seen square dancing or at Hopcwell's foot- ball games. is P.O.D. -x EE' Rosalie Wilson I I Robert Wilson Bob . . . real nice lad with a smile Rosal . . . a nice chick with 1 won for everyone . . . plans on joining derful sense of humor . alw1ys some phase of the armed forces. seen in the Art Room . . cr future is undecided. Ronald Yeager George Yanyecic Ronnie . . . a future in the Coast Dull: . . . dark and handsome de Guard . . , enjoys sleeping . . . his scribes this lad . . . girls -md c1rs pet peeves are teachers and school. are his pastime . . . higher educsttion is his ambition. ff it l 1' W 33 Patricia Zadylak I Patti . . . this tall lass has an aversion to conceited people . . . has an enthu- siastic approach to anything she un- clertalces. i Eleanor Zakrajsek Richard john Zuccaro A sweet baton-twirler, who enjoys Better known as Zuck . . . he plans football . . , with her nice personality to become the President of the U, S. she's sure to malce a wonderful A. some day . . . favors band and golf. teacher. Our camera shy Seniors . . . Donald Getic Donald Ferry Robert Hales Robert Leasure Randy Loining William Nale Ann Neal Peggy Palitti Class Motto Small is the diploma but mighty is the el-'fort to earn it. Class Colors Royal Blue and White Class Flower Carnation Baccalaureate May 25, 1958 Graduation Day May 27, 1958 'if Well now, aren't we ambi- tious? Q . pI N: 'fi a , I n --- 'Qi .1--' H 4- You were only supposed to pretend, boys!!! I wonder whose locker Diane is in this time!!! y I ,dw . - i lp!! KV! , 1 X 3' 17 v ..- Gwen, don't ou know how to put a stencil on et? Y Y 'xiii BEST LOOKING Diane Persuitte and Dean Lloyd X,,,..-........,,'m,ww Senior SS T MosT POPULAR 1 Sondra Smith and Robert Dunn L , -f I 4' r ' K s , MOST ACTIVE MOST ATHLETIC Patti Zadylak and Robert Dunn Valerie Wassler and John Jenkins f MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeanne Jenkins and Cedric Rotolo 3 Whee s BEST DANCERS A Rose Mercadante and Donnie Ross I .,,, if ' A Q gif S V' X M f o-- S Q i CLASS CLOWNS WOLF AND WOLFESS Connie Dito and Jack Berry Loretta Rains and Dickie Barron Our Football Queen and her runner-up. 'fr . , V, ZL , ,. may 1 as A X, rw. I Hmm! What do we have here? Shorthand keeps everyone busy, even Janice! Need any help, girls? John demonstrates his tumbling ability!!! i Hi. Butch. What's new? el Q-elkf xk S ORT . 5 V rv 'W r 9 x wife 11 A ' xl 'vb fue x ff fk 5 'x A tense moment, all eyes are on the ball. v,1 A Q' X fi-- Typical Hopewell action, all tangled up. 'EXW Quarterback and Center The nucleus of our football team, quarterback Joe Hixenbaugh and center Bill Nale. Ends Ends Two of our departing senior ends, Bob Dunn and Ray Mutkus. Two of our fast senior ends, John Jenkins and Bill Jenkins. r I Guards Two of our team's rough linemen, Halfbacks guards Milo Halavanja and Joe Mec- Two of our capable halfbacks, Chuck caro. Trembath and Albert Bell. H Miha Tackles Our two capable first-team tackles, Tony Zvonar and Harold White. 'P' 'lf vs 1. ,,.. n f 4- rd B i Z ei, 5 ,,,. kim is fl . sf' uf .Jw Lf Row 1: H. White, R. Mutkus, J. Mecarro. M. Halavanja, Mr. Batchelor, B. Nale, J. Hixen- baugh, B. Dunn, J. jenkins, B. jenkins. Row 2: E. Duafala, R. Kraus, R. Parrish, G. Gruber, R. Tomei, T. Zvonar, J. Jasek, C. Trembath, B. Churovia, A. Bell. Row 3: Mr. Waters. J Palochak, W. Jeter, T. Stewart, B. Shemer, C. David, E. Bravo, B. Van Emburgh, R. Kerlin R Hollem S Miller Mr Clear Row 4 R F ll G 9 . , . , . y. : , u er, . Karamarlcovich, D, Gorsuch, G. Shafer, E. Domitrovich, R. Calabria, S. DePolis, D. DeLong, L. Dugan, D. Nelson. Row 5: D. Shuloclc, E. Nyilyk, R. Showalter. Harvey, M. Swogger, S. Buchan, Kostial, B. Jenkins R. Hudson, R. Baker. It was a very inexperienced varsity football team, coached by Mr. Williann Batchelor and his assistants, Mr. John Waters and Mr. Walter Cleary, that took the field at Rochester on Sep- tember 13, l957. Ar the seasonls close, the Vikings had one win and seven losses. But considering the fact that the squad lost its last two games by a combined total of six points, you can see how close the record came to being three and five. Never to a ear in a football ame for Ho ewell a ain are Co-Captains: RaiDyPMutkuq4 and Harogld White, algng withgthe fol- lowing Seniors: Bob Dunn, John Jenkins, Bill Jenkins, Joe l'lixen- baugh, Wilsoxi Jeter, Bill Nale, Joe Meccaro, Rich Krause, Milo Hallavanja, Ed Duafala, and managers Rich Showalter and Joe Kostial. Underclassmen who saw a good deal of action were, Juniors: Chuclc Trembath, Bob Churovia, Bob Shemer, Ray Parrish, John Jaselc, Tony Zvonar, Rich Fuss, Gary Gruber, and Sophomores: A1 Bell, Ron Fuller, Jim Harvey, Sandy Buchan, Rich I-iollein, Skip Miller, and Roy Calabria. l THE SCHEDULE AND RESULTS OF THE 1957 VARSITY TEAM WE THEY 7 Rochester 32 0 New Brighton 14 18 Mercer 27 12 Beaver 28 20 Freedom 13 7 Monaca 40 6 West Allegheny 7 14 Moon 19 Put him down, Chuck !!! grid! ' ,av ,, Ray Mutkus, our Most Valuable football player. 1 R Our very capable and active football managers are Rich Showalter and Joe Kostial. ., ,adlwvi 3 Mr. John Waters, our assistant coach, and Mr. William Batchelor, our head coach. Wow! Look at those legs. ' '5- Q Al' wa ' ,f t,,.e I A A 4 K lm fyny 'I' F. , 1' sb' 5 QI I 'S 'S . Y ' L I 'A w. ,PQ 'Y xfdlzw' hm 3 4 - -I ig Q3- Q 'vi . ad!-'J lg- ,.. M wx ii W 'tm .i i ...item f QP ,M Q l L 4 Ti ,tl ii Ki' N . H 1 1 'X OL Q L X l 4- A Got your running shoes on fellows? Congratulations, Dale. A tough job well done!!! Individual team honors this year must be accorded to seniors, Dale DeGarmo and George Atwell. An outstanding freshman, Gary Kifer, showed promise in early season practice, but was plagued with injuries and the flu bug throughout competition. An unimpressive 0 win, 5 losses record was posted for the season, Mr. Andres attributed the poor showing to laclc of experience, both his and the team's, and a general lack of interest in cross-country as a scholastic athletic endeavor. T. Peoples, D. DeGarmo, D. Samoviski. G. Kiger, J. Cercone, J. Fleming. 'un - ws' if ix, I 1 v ,, .4 'v + ' J. Mecarro. A. Pervis, R. Peskcr, M. Pesich, A. Cacali, R. Zuccaro, B. Thomas. The golf team is a recent addition to the sports department of Hopewell Mexnorial High School. The team, under the careful coaching of Mr. Batchelor, had a very successful season and placed third in county competition, They competed against Moon, Monaca, Aliquippa, Amlnridge, and Coraopolis, playing their home matches at the Aliquippa Golf Course. Moon and Ambridgo: were rhc only schools to hand the team losses. Richard Peslier was che high scorer for the team. Since the team only lost two members through graduation, Mr. Batchelor expects a fine season this year. Rick, a terrific sportsman of the junior Class, was high scorer for thc Bill Thomas and Averil Pcrvis. thc senior mem Hopewell Golf Team. Q, ,damn 4 .K Ja 7 V.-N X , nw- li -- x ' -- v- L-'. A .- - ik! qx. A X 'Yi' N Midi: 1 ' T RNS. ' R eh ' ' ,'f '1f !z. 'f' XX -'1 ' i '.i 5. X . . -E V 14 . PF AV v: 'H.e ai... .,,, 534' ' sf .Mg X, he . V' . 1.E.gae1fQR4' -. S .. .-' ,. .- :are - g .Mil 1' -. . 'A W - ,J . GCDLF bers of thc 1957 squad. f K 5 -1 . fiv1,7'.if . rs, dyhH'.1 Don't let it get away. Viking cagers fight for rebound. .2 I .,.,-1 1 Row 1: Mr. M. Volitich, B. Toothmau, J. Williams, R. Peslcer, J. Jenkins, Ricky scores again. B. Leechman, Mr. J. Waters. Row 2: B. Nale, K. Cain, J. Troynar, B. Churovia. R. Fuss, J. Yarosz, J. Caron. With a nucleus of 3 returning lettermen, Coach Michael Volitich's Vikings opened the 1957-58 basketball season. The lettermen, Rick Pesker, John Jenkins, and Jimmy Williams started the first game along with Bill Leechman and Jim Troynar. The entire varsity squad was made up of the following-Seniors: John Jenkins and Jim Williams, Juniors: Rick Pesker, Bill Leech- man, Bob Toothman, Bob Churovia, Joe Yarosz, Fuss, and John O,Connorg Sophomores: Rich Jim Troynar, Al Bell, Ron Fuller, and Bert Jen- kins. The top Junior Varsity players were O,Con- nor, B. Jenkins, Bell, Fuller, Denny McCartney, Ron Hudson, Jerry Greco, Sandy Buchan, and Larry Kuzma. The J.V's were coached by Coach John Waters. Both squads played a tough exhibition sched- ule along with the always rugged Section VIII of the W.P.I.A.L. Congratulations, boys! Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. J an. Jan. Jan. Jan. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Moon St. Veronica Avalon St. Veronica Quaker Valley South Side Avonworth West Allegheny Beaver Midland Monaca Rochester Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Jan Jan Jan Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Darlington Freedom New Brighton Open Beaver Midland Monaca Rochester Open Freedom New Brighton Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away , Hi NZ JSR Q .rg pf' 1. u -5 5.-W My 'P IV I, I ,x .N .gi n 52 QQM-ff I 53026 u ,A sl. . ,mf we 'Mv- Come on, let's get that ball. Jerry makes a scramble for the ball Kneeling: Mr. J. Waters, A. Bell, D. McCartney. Standing: L. Kuzma. J. Greco, J. O'Connor. 2: ? Row I: L. Kuzma, Greco, D. McCartney, R. Hudson, J. O'Connor, A. Bell, R. Huchko. Row II: E. Kemp, R. Smithnosky. G. Karamarkovich, A. Buchan, G. Shafer, B. jenkins, B. Vest, Figas. -.--ua Cleary and his boys wishes for more successful seasons C as 1 F' , If sf Fw 1 2 if I A I I i ' V .27 Y . gr' s . s-ts K ., It A Q I I .gf I X x t s if . NY ' 'i '12 asv -- 5' 5 ' 'X 3 . 4 I 5 R Vg - H A K . . -vs. ' t . ,' ' . Xw..A'mJbfhHl' We lost these trackmen through Graduation Cbelieve it or notJ!!!!! For the first time in history Hopewell Memorial High School was represented at many local track meets. The team ended its first year of competition with a record of two wins and five losses. The team participated in its first meet at Monaca. Hopewell started with a bright note by easily outscoring Monaca. Hopewell then suf- fered losses to Coraopolis and Moon Township. Hope- well then registered its second win by beating McKees Rocks. After this the season was more or less used in gaining experience, since they suffered losses to Ellwood City, Beaver, and Quaker Valley. Cutstanding perform- ance was accomplished in the many events by Pepper Moore, Tom Moran, Bill Jenkins, John Jenkins, Paul Rogish, john O'Connor, Eddie Speicher, Joe I-lixehaugh, Chuck Trembath, and Barry VanEmburgh. These boys did most of the scoring for the team, which is most ade- quately coachd hy Mr. Walter Cleary. We extend to Mr. in the future. Row I: J. O'Connor, H. White, P. Wassler, J. Eberle, B. Wallace, T. Moran, K. Drake. D. johnson, E- Spcicher, R. Rogish, W. Jenkins, J. Jenkins. Row II: C. Trembath, W. Nale, E. Duafala, J. Jasek, J- QP if .51 02. I, .J Q f V- sw . C ts -6 lisa - 543 :Y , L Junior track lineup. an . mf- Q C? .C f Senior track team ready to hear the signal, and off they'll go. TRACK R. Schrecengost. J, Reed, B. VanEmburgh, R. Gor such, Mr. Cleary. Row III: C. Rotolo, G. Shaffer, T. Stewart, R. Cullinane, J. Gedris. S. Buchan, J- Harvey, K. Nichols, F. Samoviski, C. Davis, L. Hixenbaugh. W. Propst, R. Cvetican, G. Yanyecic, Rotolo. ll ' 'T' i i' '- ra W . . -liiiihs -,t , , I . s P , . f ' V 19' V, .i f I rf' . M A A . I X , I I ' j J- . ' Q 5, 3 'V . J rp ii . A, X . 9..- l . ,- . ' I . rf a. F pi f I ' 5 . .Q 9 vga l.. 9' K FU 'W I- M0 F2 wi Wk. Left to Right-Row I: E. Nyilyk, R. Thomas, Morrowg Row II: R. Churovia, K. Cain, W. Lcechman, R. Neal, J. McKean, L. Dugang Row III: Mr. J. Currie, R. Toothman, R. Fuss, R. I-Iuchko, A. Pasqualin, J. Yarosz, R. Smithnosky, Palochak, T. Peoples, D. DeLong, I.. Darner, R. Kemp. B. Fleming, D. McCormish, R. Kurlak. BASEBALL The Hopewell Viking Baseball Team playing its first season under its new coach, Mr. Currie, had one of its most successful seasons. Losses suHered were in extra inning contests. The Vik- ings, however, finished in second place in their section. Contributing to the success of the Vilcings were Bob Fleming and Dale lVlcCormish, who were outstanding hurlers. Although our pitching was very fine, it was the big bat of Jack Brown, that kept up the teamscoring. Jack was assisted in this department by Bill Leechman, sophomore short-stop. Chico Martinez, Rege Onderick, and Ron Kemp with their experience, steadiness, and innate desire rounded out the team in good fashion. We have a very good starting lineup of boys to start our season off with a great deal of encouragement and enthusiasm. Coach Currie believes that, with a break in the weather and a lot of hussle and desire on the part of the team, we should have a respectable season. Safe on first! -- .H ,.,.. ,, -..M-....,,. Come on, Bill y ' s w1:vm...iM. you have to make it!!! Left to Right-Row I: Mrs. S. Patterson, Mrs. G. Heclcendorn, Mrs, F. Williams, Mr. Colellag Row II: Mr. F. Matika, Mr. M. Volitich, and Mr. L. Cable. These faculty members supervise the intra-mural evening program. The program consists of athletic activities such as, volleyball, weight lifting, basketball. SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED As a result of the interest and enthusiasm of the Parent Teachers Association, the vari- ous Civic Leagues, the Hopewell Township School Directors, Administrators, the Hope- well Recreation Association, Hopewell Town- ship Commissioners, and citizens, the children and youth of our district now enjoy six well equipped playgrounds, which are open for su- pervised play eight weeks in the summer, a Our very active and capable tumblers. Www F -,.. 431: tumbling, and a variety of others. Boys and girls are taught the fundamentals of the above mentioned activities and are given the opportunity to exerCiS0 and demonstrate these fundamentals under careful supervision. INTRAMU RAL S PORTS Teen-Canteen and an intra-mural program for both boys and girls. The intra-mural program includes volley ball, basketball, and soft ball for the fall, winter, and spring seasons. Our Recreation Program is just one ex- ample of the opportunities extended to our youth through the cooperation and contribu- tions of the many citizens of our district. Our mighty strong weight lifters. t - - 'Tnl A lb Q scae is EQ-QA 'QP' x R. N fp KS' J. Mann, G. Rohm, H. Nale, G. Farrimond, C. Bishton, and J. Sovak. Q K 1' 2. i 9 i ,. 1 0 . f ' ., - A -f' Q g ig . yi , ' ,f ', , E f 1 f l aqui ---1 -nu --- .. N - ' 'H -K B. Wasler, J. David, N. Wilamowski, E. Gruzinski, and P. Figley. D. Elliott, B. Gorsuch, E. Zakrajsek, C. Cunningham, J. Mcllvain, E. Elliott, C. Wimer, and S. Rush. sz. f' 3 ii , 1 ' s ,i-fe N , .g X-E-J-QL--il 'C' The Hopewell Cheerleaders, under their sponsor, Mrs. Bobchak, began practice last sum- mer in preparation for the football season. The five seniors and one junior of the varsity squad livened the games and pep assemblies with their peppy cheers. Ar the first basketball game both the varsity and reserve cheerleaders appeared in new uniforms and encouraged the team on to victory. CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTS Our majorettes certainly looked snappy this year in their brand new uniforms-thanks to the Hopewell Band Boosters. This years group of majorettes were proud to be the first to participate in the annual l-lopewell Lions Club Band Fes- tival. Led by vivacious head majorette, Dianne Elliott, their new routines added color and sparkle to the games, pep assemblies, and parades. .wi ' 7 , v T if ig ...I . s Q- ' .hqx 'N DERC 'Nr 1 1 5 J The Junior Sponsors discuss the Junior-Senior Prom, from left to right they are: Mr. Colella, Mrs. Bobchak. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Opsatnik, and Mr. Hollobaugh. Our Class of ,59 is well represented in school activities. Many members of the class have con- tributed to the football and basketball teams. Equally important are our members of the cheer- leading squad, the majorettes and of the band, who help in keeping up the school spirit at all times. Under the direction of our sponsors we held Juniors a card party, bake sale, an educational film, and sold sweatshirtsrto the students of the school. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the High School Gym. This gala affair was the high light of the season. We know that these Juniors have proven in the past that they are worthy of taking their places as the leaders of tomorrow. Row 1: J. Berkner, M. Black, A. Henry, D. Cripe, E. Bishop, E. Cellini, B. Johns. Row 2: B. Churney, A. Basich, C. Bowman, C. McConnell, B. Miller, B. A. Bowers, C. Crabtree M. A. Bilich, B. Babich. Row 3: D. Archer, E. Bravo, C. Orndoff, K. Cain, J. Caron, D. Boyd, H. Belich. Row 4: R. Cvetican, B. Churovia, R. Cullinane, A. Cacali, C. Brunton, D. Berkner 7 ' 64 ...H Row 1: N. Richards, L. Palmer, S. Lnlcovich, Reed, L. Kimbrough. Pharr, D. Schmidt C. Slawianowski, A. Reinbcau. Row .Zz M. Survey, VU. Reeder, T. Pharr, E. Radonovich, D Oskuwaki. M. Schulthcis, P. Schlack, M. L. Shears: E. Searighr, L. Rohm. Row 3: R. Schifecen gust, R. Fuss, IW. Pm-sich, R. Peskcr, Ci. Pnvlctic, D. Schulock, Svcch. Row 4: V. Solomon B. Propst, E. Parrish, Pcrsi. S. Savich, B. Shcmcr, W. Sedlncclc. Row 1: -I, Mcllvain, S. Nan, B. Moolc, R. McNeil, L. Mizenko, C. Milanovich, K. Morris. C. Kotala. Row 2: M. Mclko, N. Mutkus, N. Mullcns, B. Lundy, D. Milliken, Mitchell. Houston, L. Mrlconja, E. Kyc. Row 5: G. Gruber, B. McC.1llistL-r, E. Luketic. S. Machak, S. Morrow. M. Lokomski, C. Mosholder, M. Kostial, R. Kauch, Row 4: J. O'Connor, B. Lane, R. Kerlin, E. Morrow, K. Kluz, E. Nyilyk, H. Keir, B. Lccchman. -I. McKean. -iq -T Row 1: P. Zalusky, C. Todd, D. Waldron, S. Torrence, J. Simpson, W. Sproul, C. Trgovich, P. Walker. Row 2: C. Wimer. H. While, P. Sobash, D. Turzak, M. Zubasic, C. Young, M. B. Smith. G. Smith, B. Wimer, C. White, B. Stettler, J. Kyper. Row 3: R. Parrish, R. Tomei, T. Zvonar, C. Trembath, B. VanEmburgh, D. VanOrmer. R. Yakin, G. Vukmanich. Row 4: R. Yost, J. Swalla, B. Toothman, J. Yarosz, E. Yarnell, B. Struble, T. Stewart. Row 1: M. Horvath, B. Giles, N. Fusco, F. Derglin, J. DiVito, L. Hilton, B. Frye, M. Hillman. Row 2: D. Houston, J. Feiertag, P. Ferry, H. Gilbert, B. Falk, G. Farrimond, F. Engle, R. A. Fink, J. Hineman, S. Janicki. Row 3: R. Durbin, H, Fellows, C. David, W. Hall, B. Houser, J. Flanigan, R. French, R. Eckles, J. Jurges. Row 4: J. Jasek, B. Harley, B. Garbinsky, L. Grahovac, M. Hartsell, R. Huchko. M. Kavic, T. Hineman, L. Henderson. . 4 iiii el e W .21 in .H ffm, 14 G f 1 Q 4 -H ..1.. Ju nior-Sopho more Class Officers l 1 The leaders of the junior and Sophomore classes are our capable presidents, Carol Wimer and Larry Miller. President, Carol Wimerg Vice President, Nadine Rich- ards, Secretary. Donna Turzakg Treasurer, Carole Young, Sergeant-at-arms, Robert Shemer. j-un., r.l ts? ,, l l Vice President, Eleanor Gruzinskig Secretary Betty Rogozewiczg Treasurer, Bonnie Falk 0 , 'Wil 'Q Missing: President, Larry Millerg Sergeant-at arms, Richard Hollein. The guiding forces of the Senior High home- rooms. 1 ...E 4, Row 1: O. Smith, J. Welch, S. Spence, C. Wilfong, A. Slawianoski. L. Simuniclc, S. Schmidt, K. Walker. Row 2: C. Ward, G. Smallwood, B. Wassler, N. Wilamowski, P. Unis, G. Size. P. Yaklich, D. Vucenich, C. Tremhath, B. Seaman, C. Wolfe. A. Smith. Row 3: R. Smithnosky, J. Vidovich, D. Speice, M. Swogger, Horn, A. Pastrick. F. Samoviski. B. Vest, R. Smith, G. Shafer. Row 4: B. Yarnell, J. Troyner, R. Joy, T. Shannon, J. Bayus. C. Ulmer, L. Schuster, W. Turner, R. Smith. Sophomores Row 1: F. Harding, P. Hudak, J. Hoffmaster, B. Gregory, Friend. Row 2: E. Gruzinski, N. Hallowell, S. Harley, M. B. Hunt, C. Inman, C. Hollister. Row 3: E. Copeland, D. Caler, J. Ciccone, M. Buffington, R. Lewis, T. Sundy, J. A. Bendig. Row 4: S. Buchan, E. Domitrovich, A. Bell, E, D. DeLong. F. Rosenberger, P. Cox. J. Jeter, C. DuVall, V. Boyd, K Houser. S. Carpenter, C. Statler Cogan, B. Calhoun, P. Baker, R Chupa, R. Christy. D. Campbell I s 1 Liberatore, K. Perkey, D. Bixler, .arg . K. M, 5 C ' f l ,l J' N-or 1 l 34+ Row 1: M. Kovacvvich, David, Lnncos, P. Kelly. K. Mann. P. Melenovich, H. Lemasters P. Kraus. Row 2: C. Laing, D. Kratvcrt, J. Mueller. R. King, A. Davis, G. Kosta. I. Lopatn C. Lutton, R. Mihaylo. Row 5: I.. Dugan, G. Grimes. Fleming, R. Fuller. R. DelGrec0 J. Greco, R. Gorsuch, B. Wagner. Row 4: D. Gould, Figas, L. Fox, T. Dudash. W. Fowler S. Evnsovich, N. Fennych, Harvey. Row 1: S. johnson, 1. Maruskin, D. McKinney, J. Mohoney, M. McKenna, D. Nicholson M. Briscoe, P. Plcss, L. Noland, W. Borham. Row 2: K. Morris. R. Maruslcin, P. Pollock, G Balasik, D. McClelland, D. McGinnis, K. Norman, P. McIntosh, New, R. Persi. D. Neish M. Allingham, M. Neubcr. Row 3: E. Kemp, B. Kanarr, D. Hysong. J. Kerlin, B. Sesulka R. Hudson, G. Habedank. janicki. Row 4: G. Karamarkovich, R. Hathaway, P. Hiber B. jenkins, B. Hudson, R. Hollein. S. Kost, A. Kavic. a s LL ll . .1 5.7 Row 1: L. Copeland, M. Cimeca, L. Carline, J. Christopher. C. Cunningham, E. Elliott, J. Eberle, J. Clark, M. David, C. Bohlander, G. Brunton. Row 2: K. Douglas, J. Drake. S. Brooks, H. Buffalini, C. Dengel, M. Bruce, P. Briney, K. Dickson, G. Cipolla, N. Constantine, S. Dewey, V. DeSantis, D. Caler. Row 3: R. Reddinger, J. Okey, L. Pawlo. J. Pursely, J. Durkos, W. Ross, E. Penar, W. Pierce. Row 4: V. Parrish, T. Peoples, W. Petrelli, D. Nelson, L. Rotolo, R. Reeder, J. Palochak, M. Robb. Row 1: E. Petkovich, B, Gaines. C. French, G. Ferrari, B. Salay, J. Ross, J. Progar, P. Figley, D. Rowland, J. Reed. Row 2: N. Pesker, B. Rogo zewicz, M. Swearingen, J. Price, B. Reinard, J. Russian. B. Horvath, P. Krayniewski, L. DePasquale, M. Minzak, M. Sala, P. Russian. Row 3: D. McCartney, R. Neal. R. Miller, K. Nichols, B. Falk, D. Morris, K. Menden- hall, L. McCarthy, D. Le Jeune. Row 4: K. Miller, J. McMichael, R. Maratta , R. Markgraf, R. Karlowsky, J. Licker, L. Kuzma. SOPHOMORE CLASS e This is the Hopewell Memo- rial High School class of 1960. We have chosen the following officers to represent us: Presi- dent, Larry Miller, Vice-Presi- dent, Eleanor Gruzinskig Secre- tary, Betty Rogozewicz, Treas- urer, Bonnie Falkg St.-at-arms, Richard Hollein. The oH'icers along with the sponsors were planning more and better activities to raise money for the Sophomore Class. They were sponsoring two socials, and were also busy planning for the Sophomore Assembly. The class is supported by our sponsors, Miss Margaret Gregory, Mrs. Shirley Patterson, Mr. Steve Mulik, Mr. Louis Elias, Mr. Alex Horchak, and Mr. Lloyd Cable. fa-E i , Ar x U YQ E , isisxa.. ei' W I I if N . 'Xfi- iipffii ACTIVITIE t Numan' s ,.,... , , , Majorettes: S. Rush, J. Mcllvain. E. Zakrajsek, D. Elliott, E. Elliott, C. Cunningham, B. Gorsuch, C. Wimer. Row 1: Mr. Tolfa, D. Caler, D. McKinney, C. Laing, V. DeSantis, R. King, N. Constantine, B, Frye, D. Kratzert, M. Swearingen, J. Maruskin, S. Dewey, B. Salay, C. Bohlander. F. Engle, Mr. Pasquarelli. Row 2: D. Van Ormer, G. Kiger, C. Stone, R. Chaney, J. Kerlin, A. Shanefelt, W, Polombo, M. Faller, J. Spencer. J. Eberle, C. White, B. Wimer, G. Ferrari, J. Price, B. Reinard. W. Smith, W. Ross. Row 3: W. DeLong, E. Kemp, D. Speice, H. Kier, R. Zuccaro, J. Swalla, R. DelGreco, J. Yost, K. Dickson, G. Brunton, K. Wright, B, Hilton, L. Hilton, R. Maruskin, K. Morris. Row 4: A. Thomas, J. Houser, S. King, W, Fowler, The licorice stick specialist. can 'Q The boom and bingers. ai , a g ..l-.- -- -- .-1 ,. , V ,g Q .sb V i , ..Fs'zi R. Christy, D. Morris, M. Krasinslcy, Horn, G. Atwell, R. Campbell. R. Wilson, G. Habedanlc, K. Miller, M Houser, F. johnson, M. Kavic, W. Garbinsky. J. Jenkins M. Pistilli. Row S: D. Bixler, A. Kavic, K. Mendenhall J. Fleming, C. LaGuardia. G. Torrence, E. Morrow: R. Houser, R. Yoko, B. Thorp, J. Hilliker, N. Weller, J. Sullivan. Heavy Artillery. Fm O The mellow winds. The fan-fare specialists. rio PV 9 4 Band During the past years the Band, under the very capable direction of Mr. Victor R. Pas- quarelli fSeniorj and Mr. Emileo Tolfa Uuniorj, has played an important part in the life of Hope- well Memorial High. As well as playing at all ofthe football games, pepping up the crowds, and playing between halves of a few of the basketball games, they have demonstrated their ability by providing a concert worthy of high praise. Among the activities the band has had this past year are the following: they attended and headed for the past two years the annual music festival parade at Kennywood Park, and they re- ceived a plaque from the Lions Club for par- ticipating in the Lions Club Band Festival held at the Aliquippa Stadium. The band also held its band picnic at Brady's Run Park last June. The Band has grown in the past and will continue to grow with the support of the student body, whom it represents. Our hardworking sponsor, who really makes us work. 1,1 Y' fi 1 f ,. 2 1 3 Editor, sponsor, and co-editor hard at work on our 1958 Viking. . i r.rrI More consultation on our 1958 Viking. Some of our hard-working and fun- loving 1958 Viking staff. VIKING This year's 1958 Viking yearbook staff has worked hard to edit a bigger and better year- book. From the beginning of the school year the staff covered all of Hopewell Township for patrons and ads. When the results were tabu- lated, they were very satisfying. Another means of raising money was by movies which were shown on a Wednesday of every month to the entire student body. The sponsor, Mrs. Opsat- nik, has helped the staff very much in editing this bigger and better yearbook. For pictures, Mr. Nick Ferri, the yearbook's capable photographer, came to the staff's. aid. This year's staff had very good editorship with its very capable editor, Carolyn Crabtree, and equally capable assistant editor, Mary Beth Smith. And Here It Is! The staff presents a bigger and better '58 Viking Yearbook. '4 0 I 0' 'A V7 O ' for ':': H af: 9.0! 9 U 1.0 Left to Right-Row 1: J, DiVito, M. Bilich, M- Yaklich, B. Salay, G. Sine, S. Nrmg Row 3: L. Hilton, Zubasic, G. Farrimond. M. Smith, P. Zadylakg Row J. Houston, C. Crabtree. K. Miller, B. Wiiiicr, S. 2: Clark, P. Figley, G. Balasik, K. Morris, P. -Ianicki, B. Stetller. ,W x..f fm 9. J TTC fr 1... Left to right-Row 1: E. Gruzinski, B. Wassler, C. Dito, S. Smith, H. Nale, R. Michaylog Row 2: B. Falk, G. Farrimond, M. Bilich, S. Morrow. C. Wimer, G. Brunton, K. West, N. Richardsg Row 3: R. Kemp, R. DelGreco, L. Rotolo, B. Dunn, M, Kavic. B. T00fhm3U, R. Pesker, R. Cveticang Row 4: D. McCartney, D, Bixler, J. Troynar, R. Mutkus, H. White. J. Sullivan, J. McKean. Student Council Left to right-Row 1: S. Smith, Mrs. Bobchak, Row 1: J. Sovak. D. Elliott, Mrs. Patterson R. Cveticang Row 2: R. Pesker, C. Wimer, B. ROW 21 R. Drake, J. Jenkins. Dunn. National Honor Society Row 1: C. Rotolo, J. Jenkins, J. Knight. Row 2: J. Sovak, M. Gruzin- ski, R. Drake. E i I 'P ,Q 1 1 - , A i I I V Q A -le 1 flax-1' L - 4 .tr N lgvj l 1 I ffl 'mg y. j H.. .4 4' N.: Row 1: C. Rotoln, Gcdris, E. Nlorrow. Row 2: S. Gibson, G, Ynny- ccic, E. Dunfaln, G. Shane, T. Ulmer, B. Jenkins, D. Vest, R. HOUSCY, Mrs. S. Brown. A club for those that are interested in mathe- matics. Mu Alpha Theta Scarab A club for those that show a special art talent. Row 1: R. Wilson, C. Dito, J. Peoples, J. Sovalc, D. Elliott. J. Ross, B. Gorsuch, V. Wassler. Row 2: Fiertag, C. Bishton, A. Oberg G. Sine, M. Sala. C. Bohlzmder, B. Salay, G. Farrimond. Row 3' S. Nan, B. Giles, E. Erdely, H. White, G, Vulcmanich, L. Rohm B. Falk. Y '77 S :X jj 14 Qi C. Schuck-Band Announcer. Sitting: S. Rush, D. Elliott, C. Cunningham. Standing: J. Hilliker, B. J. Sulivan-Band Captain. Hilton, M. Pistilli, W. Garbinsky, J. Sullivan, C. Wimer. G. Shane-Band Announcer. Band Councd Row 1: V. President-C. Milanovichg Presi- - ' dent-F. Engle, Secretary-C. White. Row 2: Chaplain--K. Morrisg Sponsor-Mrs. S- Browng Treasurer-B. Wimer. Row 1: F. Engle, C. White, B. Wimer. N. Fusco, L. Mizenko, E. Mrlconja, M. Kostial, J. Houston. Row 2: C. Schuck, J. Spencer, L. Hilton, R. Fink, E. Copeland, M. Minzak. K. Dickson, M. Sarvey, C. Crabtree. Row 3: H. Gilbert, M. Zubasic, C. Milanovich, N. Churney, N. Mullen. P, Perry, D. Oskowski, M. Paich, E. Searig-ht. Row 4: J. Mcllvain, B. Stettler, K- Morris, C. Cunningham, A. Reinbeau, M. Shears. tv 2. '5 41 Row 1: C. Schuclc, Spencer, C, Wimer, K. Morris, H. Gilbert C. Nlilanovich. Row 2: S, Nan, E. Kyc, C. Crabtree, J. Houston 1. Vilage, F. Engle, L. Hilton, S. Rush. Row 3: M. Bilich DiVito, F. Dcrglin. D. Gould, Sullivan, B. Moolc, H. Wliitc S. Janiclti. The officers and sponsor of the F.r.A. F. T. A. ' - The officers and sponsor of the Audio- A U d ' O V I Visual Education Club. This is the Audio-Visual Education Club of the Junior-Senior High School. This organization is responsible for projecting films, film strips, slides and other audio-visual materials used in the classroom. This organization is dedicated to service our school and community. Mr. Casoli is the director of this club. is ' L Um. ,Jf 1 rx fr Y 'ill' .PN Z ' s Row 1: B. Falk, H. Wilamowski, S. Machak. S. Morrow, D. Per suitte, S. Smith, P. Speicher, M. Gruzinski, M. Dushac. Row 2: B- Falk, M. Zubasic, C. Young, P. Sobash, D. Elliott, R. Mercadante. E. Gruzinski, N. Wilamowski. D. Turzak, B. Miller. Row 3: R, Dunn, f J. Gedris, D. Ross, J. Hixenbaugh, E. Bravo, R. Cvetican, C. Trembath, V R. Pesker, N. Galovich. President: R. Mercadanreg V. President: M. Gru- zinskig Secretary: D. Persuitteg Treasurer, H. Wil amowskig Sgt.-at-arms: B. Dunng Sponsor: Mrs Vogan. Record Librarians President: K. Wright, V. President, N. Richards, Secretary: E. Lemastersg Treasurer: J. Drakeg Sgt.- , 'Q at-arms: G. Crivellarog Sponsor, Miss Lane. , Row 1: M. Lokomski, R. Drake, C. Maine, G. Boyd, G. Crivellaro, ' f J. Vilage, F. Kwolek, M. Cavanaugh. Row 2: M. Bruce, K, Douglas, ' J. Drake, E. Lemasters, D. Calhoun, E. Cellini, I. Lopata. Row 3: C. Robertson, J. Hamilton, S. French, N. Richards, M. McClellan, M. Schultce, F. Mitchell, C. Slawianoski. L. . , MC 1, X 2 Typing Row 1: R. King, J. Mohney, J, Welch, L. DiPasquale, L, Simunick, A. Slawianoslci. Row 2: M. Swcaringen, E, Elliott, C. Cunningham, C. Bohlander, G. Brunton, K. Dickson, B. Reinard. B. Salay, G. Sine. Row 3: G. Ferrari, S. Dewey, D. Caler, J. Maruskin, D. Kratzert, K. Morris, P. Yalclich. Row 4: V. Bixler, J. Fleming, K. Miller, G. Habedank, Fig2Sy D. Morris, D. VanOrmer, R. Yost, A. Smith. Q . ' V., Row 1: Meccarcr, B. Dunn, W. Reeder, H. White. J. Hixenbaugh, B. Nale. Row 2: R. Mutkus, J. jenkins, J. Gedris, C. Rotolo, B. jenkins, P. Rogish. Row 3: E. Duafala, M. Halavanja, J. Kostial, J. Williams. R. Showalter. The active Varsity Club officers: B- Dunn, H. White. J. jenkins, R. Mutkus. Science r ...z......,....- ...e...,., , , X, 1 1, -5 ? l l nie s vx its-1 Row 1: Mr. Currie, A. Thomashefsky, J. Gedris, C. D. Vest, C. Rutolo, N. Johnson, S. Gibson, R. Mance, Mr. Currie. J. Vilage, N. Richards, Knight, R. Drake, Miss Golden. E E f R K ' 4: Ji ei ,. . l Rotolo, J. Jenkins, G. Yanyecic. Row 2: R. Mance, E. Duafala, T. Zimmerman, G. Shane, D. Vest, S. Gibson. Future Homemakers of America X, 1.4 ,H Row 1: J. Peoples, C. Dito, R. Drake, G. Boyd, G. Criv- ellaro, F. Kwolek, J. Vilage, C. Bartlett. Row 2: T. Pharr, F. Brooks, S. Torrence, J. Russian, B. Johns, N. Sar- vey, B. Lundy, C. Kotala. Row 3: J. Pharr, W. Reeder, P. Walker, N. Richards, P. Ferry, D. Oskowski, M. Paich. Row 4: M. Horvath, G. Smith, M. Black, D. Cripe, J. Simpson, A. Hen- ry, E. Sarvey, M. Hillman. - n 7 , 412 Y 'N. . f ,-, -1 n 4- P Hi-Lites w-WW bmi' Row 1: G. Markgrnf. R. Wilson, Sovnlc, D. Elliott, V, Wnsslc-r B. Gorsuch, D. Persuitte. Row 2: A. Oberg, H. Wfilmnowslci, J. Vandenbord, C. Wimer, N. Mutkus, C. Milnnovich, Mann, S. Rush, R., Mercadantc. Row 3: M. Gruzinski, G. Farrimnnd J. D1V1to, S. Janicki, M. Smith, J. Jenkins, M. Dushnc, L. Rohmi Sitting: Co-sponsor-Mrs. G. Heckendorng President- V. Wasslerg sponsor-Mrs. F. Williams. Standing: News reporter-S. Rush, Secretary--J, Sovakg Treasllrvr- H. Wilamowskig V, President--A. Obergg Sgt.-at-arms R. Mercadante. Leaders Club Sponsor-Miss C. Seethalerg Business Manager-C. u ith Bishtong Co-editors-S. Rush, V. Wassler. Row 1: B. Horvath. J. Mann, L. Mizenko, M. Zubasic, S. Rush, V. Wassler, C. Young, M. Gruzinski, R. Mercadante D Per sume, H. Nale. Row 2. B. Falk, B. Giles, J. Fierrag ii Fink cf. Crabtree. B. Salay, G. Sine, F. Engle, C. White, K. Morris, M Minzak, M. Dushac. Row 3: E. Gruzinslci, B. Rogozewicz, J Sovalc, H. Wilanioxvski, N. Fusco, B. Falk, P. Sobash, B. Miller, C. McConnell. Maruskin. Row 4: C. David, M. David, Clark, B. Wassler. A. Davis, R. Cvetican, C. Bishton, A. Oberg, B. Gorsuch, P. Unis, J. Eberlc. Row 5: G. Yanyecic, D. Vest, E. Erdely. S. Savich, J. Persi. ., 1 f ff . I 4, I A ' 513 ' ... Y 5 3. S s. N. Wi y ' -9 Alma, lx 1 I ,-. -l ' I . K jg, I - as QA U . Z Row 1: N. Richards, M. McClellan, S. Schmidt. L. Simunick, A. Slawinoski, C. Korala. Row 2. s. Janicki, F. Engle, lvl. Mullen, J. Knight, D, oslnnwsln. c. Slawinoski, s. Carpenter. OYUS Row 3: B. Frye, R. King, A. Kavic, T. Ulmer, S. Gibson, M. Melko. Pep Club no QL. n In B WIISOD Sgt at arms W Lane Sponsor G Mark graf Treasurer Mann Presldent S Smlth Vlce Presldent Mrs S Patterson Sponsor S in Junior-Senior Prom The Junior-Senior Prom, Oriental Fantasy, was presented by the class of 58, on May 10, 1957. Mr. Lee Tolfa and his orchestra provided the musical entertainment. Nlonths before the prom these ambitious juniors gave up their free evenings, devoting their time and interest to present one of the best proms ever to be held in our high school gym. Painting, drawing, cutting cardboard, building structures, stringing wires, and even running er- rands were among the many things to be accom- plished to achieve this goal. They had been worlc- ing very earnestly to raise money for three years to meet the expenses of their prom. ,A+ g L. 1 rf' 33' gf'ifi,g1A-kiwi' 'Q Y-2 HF- I f in ,.f,T1:is.l U gi 4 W- -1, gl,g'.f1f,,yZ., mr ,r ,. sw, , The gold Buddha. situated in the middle of the floor, was the main attraction of the Junior-Senior Prom, Oriental ' Fantasy. -ji if After many long and grueling hours, the prom had finally begun to show signs of oriental atmo- sphere. The ceiling was solid in colors of red and yellow. The walls were scenes of villages and towns of the Orient. The main attraction was the magnificent Buddha of gold paper, lighted with red and blue lights. On the stage was a beau- tiful water scene with a bridge, a stream, and large trees. Upon entering through the great pillars, you would notice the Chinese inscriptions. The center piece on each table was a pink and black Chinese head. Small hand painted fans were distributed as favors to each girl. The pro- grams of red and black, edged in gold, with gold pencils kept a record of exchanged dances. This prom was a success and the class of '58 will never forget all the worlc, yet fun, they had in presenting this fabulous Oriental Fantasy formal. Music for this festive occasion was provided by Lee Tolfa's Quintetize. The prom. set in an Oriental background, was enjoyed by all. Q .. F 1' U fi S .Q J 'JARS-3 is 'tht . Mary Ellen Hillilcer. a well deserving senior, was chosen as the May Queen of 1957. ll ,ai , eel: 9 i .- 1 fit A A .Q 5 x . . .Vi if A , A z A Q T sn wif: rf' H H n fwf, 2:1149 it 1 ff. tfn Xl'-Y: A . -'fl f gf: L 1' 'Q 0 Rf' ' A ' 'Q Y Q! ' i ... A ,. 1,046 ' dy e 1 Q ' 5 ' X Q ' , - 73 fs , 'TSP X g f' S F g .V ,- - Zz' ' 'Xb ,Q - ' 1 Q' 1 lll o ' as Q 9 E L: 2 Row 1: K. McElheney, E. Vuynovich, J. Murphy, V. Cellini, J. Reed, P. Bush eelleillii Attendant: R. Kemp, Queen: M. E. Hilliker. King: J. Estel, Attendant: L. Vallese: P. -Champe, T. Abee, M. Vucenich. P. Langton, I. Lewis. Row 2: D. Conners, T. Cutler, J. Morrow, R. Michic, S. Sedlacek, M. Liberatore, J. Martinez, G. Vurgich, L. Darner, J. Herda, C, Jenkins. May Day Queen Mary Ellen Hilliker and King May Day, 1957. royally by a variety show presented by direction of Mr. Victor Pasquarelli. decorated with floral arrangements. Jack Estel and Mary Ellen Hilliker reigned as King and Queen of 1957. Jack Estel. with their attendants will long remember Following the coronation, performed by Loretta Vallese and Ronald Kemp, they were entertained their classmates and also band selections under the For this occasion the stage was beautifully May 'll-is-....t.,,,, TLT -l-Bali?-T-I-I The seventh, eighth, and ninth grades are the Junior High of Hopewell Memorial High School. They along with their sponsors and Mrs.Doughty, their general chairman, have planned the ac- tivities which were to take place this year. To the seventh grade, the high school has been a new and different experience for them. Now they have Finally learned their schedules and have begun to meet more classmates and teachers, and also have found it to be a very exciting place. The second year of Junior High is the eighth grade. This grade group contained some of our best scholastic students. The ninth grade, even though they are part of the Junior High, are invited to attend the socials and other activities sponsored by the Se- nior High classes and clubs. M' VV Y., H - Y , , ,UN .,,,,,,, Vim, ,.,, - ., ...W 4 9 MF3jl?igs fir D ,. I Row 1: J. Sadler, M. Faller, M. Siegal, M. Meany, C. Hart, G. Mallinder J. Hilliker, M. Schissler. Row 2: A Smith. J. Simonich, W. Palombo, G. Stryczek, E. Sosebee, N. Peret, A Shenefelt, J. Brunton. Row 3: L. Speicher, R. DeLisio, F. Swogger, D Filipovich, J. Shulock, R. Pegula. I R. Chaney, T. Bliss, J. Houser, B Smith, C. Stone. Row 4: B. Hilton, J. Swan, B. Krasinski, S. King, J Shaffer, L. Kiger, R. Morris, L. Holpp, B. DeLong, A. Thomas, J. Grade Row 1: E. Cibulas. E. Crissman, V. Bell, C. Best, Barris, D. Cvetican, M. Domitrovich, J. Ciccone. Row 2: L. Crafton, M. Churney, M. Cox, D. Cellini, N. Dally. Davidson, D. D'Amico, M. D,Antonio, S. D'An- tonic-, M. Cripe. Row 3: D. Jenkins, J. Gaydosh, M. Vincenzini, H. Greene, B. Babich, T. Inman. G. Calabro, G. Kimbrough, R. Hysong, B. Holfmaster, L. Ross. Row 4: Hendricks, R. Hololainko, Gould, G. Gredel. T. Jeter, B. Gedris, M. Kalenak, J. Babich, E. Gordan. Row 1: C. Zerr, C. Yeager, C. Weise- man, P. Lundy, B. Bryan, N. Clowes N. Simoni, A. DiCicco. Row 2: R Wilson, M. Sine, N. Weller, D. Skor ich, K. Snyder, H. Vas, D. Thomas P. Turak. Row 3: E. Shore, R. Lasota R. Morrow, A. David, R. Yoko, J Verbanic, A. Young, F. Knox, K Swogger. Row 4: E. Maguschak, G Terrence, J. Jurasko, E. Emerick, T Yager, M. Turner, McKittrick. D Sieffert, F. Yanyecic. N I ne Row 1: A. Paxton, J. Forney, D Sundo, J. Jacobs, L. Frese, L. Fet- 1 Q kovich, B. Grace. D. Hall. Row 2: Keller Milanovich V Hans J' 1 J' . 7 ' 7 B. Hughes, J. Foley, C. Gould, B. Glancy. Row 3: C. Mazur, B. Mer- cadante, B. Luketic. D. Maravich, R. Martin, J. Klacik, N. Lokomski, D. Luketic. Row 4: D. Market, J. Miller, C. Lundy, J. Lasky, J. Kerns, J. Ross. J. McMillan. Row 1: K. Moran, S. May, J. Whit- man, S. Kovach, J. Kifer. M. John- son, B. McElwee, S. Parrish. Row 2: J. Kohler, R. Kohler, D. Slclack, C. Minzak, T. Rossi, R. Patton, B. Phil- lips, J. Mercadante, ,C. Ondericlc. Row 3: G. Nagy, D. Propst, J. Mrkon- ja, K. Norman, E. Neish, C. Neuge- bauer. Row 4: R. Shriner, R. Shev- chik, M. Owen, J. Big Pond, D. Samoviski, Nale. lmlrq Row 1: L. Anderson, N. Andersen E. Kisrler, N. neu, A. cam, Di Slciba, S. Teegarden, M. Bryson. Row 2: M. Babich, B. Briclmer, M Derenberger, J. Beatty, W. Emler, M. Barton, P. Anderson, S. Brooks. B. Albright. Row 3: R. Brookman, J. David, E. Bishop, E. Calhoun R. Conti, G. Gable, M. Bargerstoclc Row 4: H. Cassida. G. Avolia, Ki Claypole, G. Campbell, C. Davidson, R. Clayton, D. Davidson. 9.62, NINTH GRADE This is the graduating class of 1961, who are anxiously awaiting to enter the senior high. Although they are part of the junior high, they are still invited to attend the weekly socials and some of the other senior high activities, The ninth grade along with their sponsors have planned three socials, Hal- loween, Thanksgiving, and a Valentine social. The many different clubs are planning ways in which to raise money for later in their senior years. To the well-behaved and well mannered ninth grade, we, the Senior High welcome you! The Junior Hi Cheerleaders. Come on, Lundy, put it in We really don,t want t the basket! take your picture!! Watch now, we wouldn't want you to burn it- Come on boys. let him go!! He doesn't need that much help, does he? Pay attention now, class!! Row 1: M. Kost, E. Kostial, C. Vendemia, B Melba, N. McCabe, B. Kirkwood. Row 2: J Karnes. J. Lasky. E. Lester, B. Kyc, C. Lampe Thomas, A. Meccaro, B. Miller, B. McCoy Row 4: L. McCoy, V. Mohney, C. McElhaney Mutkus, C. Mercadante. Sounds good, Girls!! i Tense moment: Will it go over??? Attention boys! O.K. at ease!! EIGHTH GRADE This year's eighth grade comes in second highest with its enrollment of 249 students of the total school enrollment of 1300. Never before, since the junior high was joined with the senior high, has there been such good response to the clubs and other school activities from the eighth grade. They are eagerly preparing and looking forward to one of the biggest days in their scholastic life, when they will no longer be junior high, but senior high school students. Their capable sponsors Mr. Andres, Mr. Bach, Mrs. Blaney, Mr. Matika, Mr. Scursatone, Mr. Skrypak, and Miss Smith are a great help to these energetic students as they work toward their goal. J. McNeil, G. Kunkle. Row 3: L. Mkronja, J. McIntosh, F. Melburn, J. Lopata. J. Miller. B. McPherson, C. Henry, P. Solomon, N: I 5 iz. -5 Row 1: D. Eger, B. Denny, C. Domit- rovich, J. Cook, B. Durbin, S. Fa-ir banks, A. Carline, B. Camp. Row 2: C. Crocker, J. Cotter, P. Croner, D. Fultz. I. Fiertag, C. Farrimond, C Bielich. S. Davidson, C. Odom. Row 3: A. Lupcho, R. Hineman, F. Flani- gan, H. Hathaway, H. Elliott, D. Hill- man, N. Goclich, George, Wol- niak. Row 4: D. Evans, L. Frederick. D. Evans, B. Lewis, P. Lester, F. Fuller, T. Force, J. Eritano, G. Dye. Grade Row 1: J. Cassicla. E. Antel, B. Hous- halter, B. Rodnicki, D. Booth, H. Crivellaro, B. Corsi, A. Cipolla. Row 2: D. Briscoe, J. Andrasik, L. Butler, E. Biesenkamp, S. Burchett, A. Chupa, A. Pancottini, M. Gentile, C. Bailey, H. Christopher. Row 3: P. Cogis, B. Churney, D. Cain, L. Gilchrist, M. Dorsett, K. Hutson, D. Clements, R. Helsel, J. Byers. Row 4: R. Hollcin, J. Bogner, R. Champe, C. Lang, E. Kohler. D. Charles, C. Cheuvront, G. Biancucci, A. Cipolla, E. Prince. 'Win Row 1: N. Johnson, P. Haber, G. Frye. C. Houston, N. Heaps, P, Jen- kins, F. Gorman, J. Kleber. Row 2: K. Kleinfelter, R. Hill, M. Nyilyk, S. Hill, J. Johnson, L. West, C. Zvon- ar, S. Mezmar, L. Gray, D. Hender- son. Row 3: B. Kanarr, G. McCarthy, G. Linclell, B. Kosman, L. Long, R. Bailey, B. Duclash, R. Fuller, T. Ma- chak. Row 4: D. Kistler. D. Kost, B. Inches, R. Mazur, L. Koman, D. Jordan, L. Holmes, S. Polojac. Eight Row 1: M. Miller, J. Neish, A, Pflug C. Reeder, M. Rossi. Owens, C Swearingen, D. Speice. Row 2: L Rogers, L. Rowe, S. Schultheis, J Rock, K, Wilson, S. Parrish, I. Par- rish, J. Parson, P. Patterson, M. Brady. Row 3: L. Rossi, R. Rains, R. Roberts, C. Rady. L. Naquin, W, Pier- sol. F. Persi, R. Reinbeau, I. Richards. Row 4: J. Raffle. R. Pasqualin, R Ozimok. G, Plevel, J. Puskarich, N. Sambol, R. Pharr, J. Walker. Row 1: K. Bentz, J. McKean, J. Ba sile, D. Anderson, E. Dorsett, R. Gos sard. S. Mann. Row 2: D. Cafrelli G. McElhaney, M. Samoviski, J. Shipp, P. Darroch, K. Hall, J. Cober- ly, R. Bernard. Row 3: M. Schiefel- bein, T. Duafala, D. Dickton, E. Gorrell. T. Gray, B. Vidovich, D. McMichael. '5 fn ,Ak Row 1: L. Schmidt, G. Smclazcr, Vurgich, V. Yeager, A. Zuccaro, 4 Vandenbord, K. Wcbberlcing, I. D lj Swan, C. VanOrmer. Row Z: C Stolar, V. Sobeski, K. Torrance, K Sterling, Welker. C. Salvati, S Whitman, B. Best, B. Wigiixgtoim T. Watring, j. Smith. Row 3: M Swogger, K. Smith, T. Sullivan, D Salay, E. White. Vidovich, F Spence, VV. Wiley, C. White, P Trgovich. Row 4: D. Durkos, .l Weller, R. Jones, F. Milanovich, Zimmerman, Spence. A. Thoma- shefsky, M. Vuynovich, O. Vallese, D. Vaughan. 1 ! Row 1: E. Brown, C. Babich, K. Ger musa, C. Luketic, D. Wassler, M. Fer- guson. L. Koon. Row 2: E. Johnston J. Kerlin, M. Vidovich, Swearingen D. s eicher s. Neish L. schmadfj P R. Lynn. Row sz J. Setlitf, W. sea right, T. Roberts, J. Weisman. P. Cervi, D. Worrell, P. Milanovich Row 4: D. Scott, K. Kratzert, J Weese, J. Paxton, S. Kuga, M. Wax ler, N. Roppo. Grade Row 1: D. Johnston, F. Caler, E Neiman, A. Neiman, F. Okey, F Pearson. Row 2: D. Anderson, C. Kwitowski, L. Calabria, K. Batchelor, S. Berkner. D. Beheler, M. Halladay 9 L. Sligh. Row 3: D. Hesser, N. Propst, P. Smith, D. Cimeca, G. Zettel, N Cujas, D. Seech, C. Morris. Row 4 M. Corn, C. Murphy, J. Bull. L Westberg, M. Yeager, M. Nlelko. v '-1 1 'tw Row 1: J. Boling, G. Gruber, P. Yon- kovich, P. Somerville, R. Smith, Y. Jenkins. Row 2: B. George, M. Durr, N. Swearingen, P. Lisbon. C. Ritten- our, D. Zvonar, B. Brady, A. Sned- den. Row 3: D. Myers, T. Tilly, T. Estel, R. Mihalik, P. Samoviski, J. Somerville, R. Lewis, C. Wilson, R. Barker, D. Donovan, E. Ramsey. Row 4: T. Bohlander, D. Koval, D. Baron, B. Johnston, J. Schmidt, J. Gilbert, W. McNeill, A. Larson. Seven Row 1: P. DiGiovine. E. Stevens, S. Walker, A. Veri, J. Calhoun, D Cimeca, M. Carroll. Row 2: B. Bailey, M. Cavender, M. Darroch, B. May, R. Dockter, J. Kennedy, B. Fekowich, P. Jones, G. Hineman. Row 3: J. Schissler A. Walsk M. Durr D 1 Ya v - Searight, D. Fortune, D. Corwin, E. Combs, A. Cipolla. J. Olsakovsky. Row 4: J. Boston, B. Cowgill. G. Mc- Callister, W. King, D. McConnell, S. Kriest, R. Fairchild, P. Wall. .f lhipdii Row 1: C. Mravic, M. Eagleron, M. Cullinane, J. Pushinsky, C, Foltz, P. Ford. Row 2: G. Gilchrist, C. Henry, P. Marenlcovich, S. DiVito. B. Ruck- ert, R. McConnell, M. Gunther, A. Janicki, W. Wojtkowski. Row 3: T. Mihoc, A. Eger, T. Mallinger, J. Val- entic, N. Fetkovich, C. Ulmer. Row 4: D. Freier, G. Weese, D. Rowland, R. Durbin, R. Rains, J. Schriner, F. Reisinger, M. Duafala. '79 Row 1: K. Cunningham, J. Frye. M. Mosholder, M. Palsa, B. Strouss, S Sanborn. Row 2: Ross, K. Gorsuch K. Hirschinger, K. Milanovich, C Dickson, J. Faulk. J. Hughes, T Hamilton. Row 3: J. Maryansky, L Rock, D. Baker, T. Wilson, R. Palo- chak, J. Roberts, J. Brown, G. Cor- win, D. Jones, D. Puskarich. Q Irs rx ,Q lf Row 1: C. Headley, K. Highberger. W. McMillen, C. Kugel, M. Milleage, J. Melenovich. Row 2: P. Lampe, T Phillips, K. Powell, B. Sala, S. Rogers, S. Chemel, R. Sells, R. Williams, M. Shomsky. Row 3: R. Palmer, R. Hy- song, W. Scisciani, G. Kennedy, J. Lawton, D. O'Neill, A. Statler, L. Walker. Row 4: R. Wilson, F. Pro- gar, B. Lechmen. T. Marshall, C. Mil- ler, R. Jones, F. Obermeier, W. Karas, D. Thompson, D. Webberking. My! I wish you wouldn't work sooooo hard!! 1- you much trouble? A-Q. Looking for something, Nancy? Mrs. Vogan, is he giving Now you know itls not going to be that bad! SEVENTH GRADE Beginning the year as a part of Hope- well High School was a new and ex- citing experience for our seventh grade class. It took them only a few weeks to learn their way around and get into the swing of things. Soon they became an active part of our Junior High. Many were members of our Junior High Band and there was enthusiastic participation in their clubs and weekly assemblies. In spite of the many changes they hacl to accustom themselves to, they had cer- tainly proven themselves to be an eager and energetic group. With the assistance of their sponsors and officers they will graduate as the class of 1963. Row Ig R. Bailey, J. Verban ic, R. Hollein, T. Bohland er, D. Cain, A. David, J David, B: Karas, T. Gray, R. Darroch, E. Neish, O. Vallese, B. Wiley. Row II L. McCoy, L. Koman, D Markel, J. Stewart, G. Dye E. Schriner, C. Lundy, J Swan, R. Conti. R. Fuller J. Mkronja, G. Kimbrough M. Godich. Row III: Mrf Bach, P. Weese, A. Young K. Claypole, G. Gredel, J. McMillen, F. Yanyecic. J. Nale, G. Avolio, F. Fuller, B. Gedris, M. Dorsett, Mr. Cable. -f 5 1 i Q. 'BC 4' D in mx 4. .. HT? fx 5 3' Q ' ,V A , . , , g,,.,.Pf2f3w- ' R 1. -I -- ..., ,jft1!'a3 ..fi.,..i1.1s f ' 'F ' ' '- ...f ...Q-N., f' 4 :',,.,+'9,,.f1 4 , . Q A - L, p ...rl V ' Z P - ' .- I df: 5,5 1' 'if tiff. in-. V Y H ' 'M U Yum ..' -ii .Q:. .iw fi ' A 1 . ,af--.. 3' - . I-Kii:'i'Yl-, ' 'A N 4 ir . Ai H It J -ff N. 4' . , 7 . . W Y Weese F. Yanyecic M. Dorsett K. Claypole G. Gredel A. Young X .. rm' il.-as Vfvix..-I -'gpg 1 'I 1 ' K .w-., K I J , l.,l 'f , 'B . ' ' C Lundy G. Avolio F. Fuller B. Gedris J. Nale J. McMillen F 'QU' 5, JUNIOR HIGH VIKINGS Under the able coaching of Mr. Lloyd Cable and Mr. Andrew Bach the Junior High Team, ff for the first time in the history of the school, had an undefeated, untied, and unscored upon season. . :A Congratulations! 4 I Our coaches: Mr. A.- Bach and Mr. L. Cable. Junior-Hi SCHEDULE Hopewell 19 Beaver 0 Hopewell 31 Freedom 0 Hopewell 33 Hopewell 25 FOOTBALL New Brighton 0 Quaker Valley 0 87 Andy makes two more points. Row I: D. Ross, D. Charles, M. Samoviski. A. Lupcho, I-I. Elliott, D. Anderson, R. Lasota, J. McKean. Row II: E. Neish, D. Kistler, J. Raffle, T. Force, L. McCoy, F. Fuller, L. Vallese. F. Milanovich, A. Thomashefsky, J, Nale. Row III: B. Hilton, G. Avolio, L. Blaney, J. Swan, A. Young, P. Weese, J. Eritano, C. Lundy. Junior-Hi BASKETBALL In the preseason games Hopewell won 5 and lost 1. For the first time in 3 years they started section play with a victory in the first league. Some of the big guns throughout the season were Andrew Young, Charles Lundy and Larry McCoy. One of their most im- pressive victories was over Aliquippa. Being credited with all around good play and sportsmanship, they hold excellent promise for future JV and varsity experience. Dec. 6 Dec. 10 Dec. 13 Dec. 17 Jan. 7 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 21 JUNIOR HIGH Moon Quaker Valley Quaker Valley Beaver Aliquippa Beaver Falls Midland Ellwood City BASKETBALL GAME SCHEDULE Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Ambridge Monaca Aliquippa Beaver Falls Midland Ellwood City Ambridge Monaca Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away The Junior High's capable basketball coaches, M,-I L. Cable and Mr. W. A. Young. L. McCoy, F. Fuller, C. Lundy, J. Eritano, J. Swan, P. Weese. Cleary. Typical Hopewell action. M .....' in F X-'k Y'-A G I Iw- li Row 1: George Ferrari, Albert Stahlbach. Doc Hary, Mike DeLuige, Dan Runyon. Row 2: Bugs Erwin, Phil Baker, Dick Hollein, Dick Hudson, Roy Glover, Bob Davis, Paul Miller. We Thank Thee Row 1: Mrs. C. Stratton, Mrs. J. Roberts, Dietician. Mrs. A. Lopata. Row 2: Mrs. C. Fontana, Mrs. Z. White, Mrs. C. Reed. Not pictured is Mrs. Thresa Valentin. fs .M .,. ,ss x ..,z ..., . A . ,gm if far I1 -E -- xg, ., K, 5 3 f ' Q X? ik . U' lx 21 L '3 5 X . 'W 1 I -vs. A.. Miki? +1 1 '!' 1 is X , 1 X H5 2 ,,, 4 -4. .S z 1 E s ' 1 Q 1 gf I! Wi, f' , .pw .. ,, pf' T' .lb .,u- ' 1, FR 1 , 1 Q , . ,w - .f5gf.,:QQg54?f? 55,3 ? 1 .QQ 552 U rw sw-t 4 l 5.4.2 ls I , 'QS x kd H n. M Q , C'0fl,Q'I'fIllll!lli0lIS and BPS! Wjislws From the Man Behind the Lens of Nick Your Yvarllook FERRI of SHEFFIELD Studios Only the Finvst IJll0lf0gl'lllIhy,, 2404 Kane Road ALIOUIPPA. PA. Compliments or HOTEL BARR 1512 Sheffield Road ALIQUIPPA PENNA. IOI-INSON SEA HORSE MOTORS SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES - STATIONERY MCVVILLIMS L. DUN BAR 391 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PENNA. Phone: ESsex 5-5059 Phone: ESsex 5-6592 MICHAEL'S FINEST IN APPLIANCE T.V. AND FURNITURE ALIQUIPPA, PA. 345-351 Franklin Ave. 2132 Sheffield Rd. DAVID'S DRIVE-IN CHICKEN IN THE BASKET CURB SERVICE Kane 6. Brodhead Roads ALIQUIPPA. PA. ESsex 5-6091 VISIT DELICATESSEN Sheffield Plaza ESsex 5-0360 IONES' FLOWER SHOP 567 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. Phone: ESsex 5-5591 F E E D E R ' S SUPPLY COMPANY 1503 Sheffield Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. TERMS - CASH Dog Food and Pet Supplies Lawn and Garden Center Sherwin-Williams Paint Wirthmore Feeds One Stop Garden Shop CREST PHARMACY YOUR FIRST DRUG STORE 1931 Brodhead Road ESsex 5-7000 Phone: ESsex 5-4091 NOTARY E. DON HARVEY AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 566 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. E. DON HARVEY S T A M A N ' S WOMEN'S 6: CHILDREN'S WEAR 378 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ESsex 5-3651 GEE HALL LAUNDRY BEST CLEANING ICB IN TOWN BY EXPERT CLEANERS 104 Hopewell Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ESsex 5-2743 RR-RLRBLBLBLB-R IHIQDIF FIM! M103 R- DRUG STORE Established 1921 - A1iquippa's Outstanding R Prescription Department Main Store a' Q21 ,, Opposite ' tg, Post Oflive J Franklin Ave. 0' I S Q6 SERVICE STORES 2 200 - 5th Ave. x Q',,., 1201 Main St. K , Free as Delivery IMQ U X ESsex .8 4 , 5-4111 R 534 Franklin Avenue R nniiiijikiihfinn QUEEN E T H E V ' A Awljfllrl 'H' iii WORLD'S ,,,-, Iv- - I f ' Rlcl-lEs'r A N n B QXQ1. sMoo1'HEs1' ' h a 43 ' ANU Q P I 765 Franklin Ave. PA. 765 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. N. F. SLEZAK ELECTRICAL SALES and SERVICE 1125 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ESseX 5-3231 Phone: ESsex 1- I 862 KENNETH R. FIGLEY AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC 2404 Linden Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ESsex 5-4821 PAUL M. HENDERSON INSUROR and REALTOR 363 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. The Lzowntown Agent Member: Pennsylvania Association of Insurance Agents Beaver County Board of Realtors Representing: Stock Insurance Companies Home Protective Savings ci Loan Association Iones ci Laughlin Steel Corporation C Real Estate Divisionl Are you protected by a HOMEOWNERS policy? Call me for an explanation of this broad form package insurance. THOS. FARRIMOND Interior and Exterior PAINTING and DECORATING Country Club Road ALIQUIPPA. PA. ALIQUIPPA SPORT SHOP ALIQUIPPA'S EXCLUSIVE SPORTING GOODS STORE Plaza Shopping Center 2120 Sheffield Road ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ESsex 5-4731 Iohn I. Ayoob SUPERIOR MEATS BETTER MEATS FOR LESS 488 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. B I S H T O N ' S ESSO SERVICENTER TIRES - ACCESSORIES - BATTERIES 549 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. Phone: ESsex 5-9892 Visit With YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS AT THE BIGGER AND BETTER C 6. L SUPER MARKET 1100 Brodhecrd Road ALIQUIPPA. PENNSYLVANIA SPECHT HARDWARE 2205 Sheffield Road ALIQUIPPA, PA. PAINT, TOOLS cmd ROOFING Phone: ESsex 5-3643 Al Crivelli Bob Amichetti RAMBLER - HUDSON ALL-RITE MOTORS Soles ond Service New ond Used Cors 815 Raccoon Street ALIQUIPPA, PA. Lot-Racoon 6. Mill Sts. Phone: ESsex 5-5567 Rolph Deltondo SHANNON BROTHERS' MOBILGAS 711 Franklin Avenue Phone: ESsex 5-7052 20th STREET GARAGE Phone: 20th and Main Streets ALIQUIPPA, PA. STATE INSPECTION GENERAL REPAIRS BODY ond GLASS WORK ESsex 8-2436 COMPLIMENTS OF CULP'S SHOP W I L K O F F ' S FASHION SHOPPE ALIQUIPPA, PA. THE FIRST WITH THE BEST OF THE NEW ESsex 5-2691 ABEE BROTHERS SUPER ATLANTIC SERVICE Service Is Our Specialty Atlantic Keeps Your Car on the Go Brodhead 6 Sheffield Roads ALIQUIPPA, PA. ESsex 5-9059 VOGUE LINGERIE 6 SPORTSWEAR SHOP ALIQUIPPA, PA. LET VOGUE FLATTER YOUR FIGURE HENRY BERGER WATCHMAKER - IEWELER Aliquippa's Only Watchmaster - Ieweler Opposite the Post Office ALIQUIPPA. PA. Dial ESsex 5-4551 SULDAN'S Fashion Apparel for WOMEN and CHILDREN 423 Franklin Avenue ESsex 5-7378 PLAZA SHOE STORE CHILDREN'S - MEN'S SHOES WOMEN'S CASUALS 2148 Sheffield Road ALIQUIPPA. PA. ESsex 5-0967 Special Prices on All GRADUATION GIFTS GEM IEWELERS 409 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. ESsex 5-3100 RUFFNER 6. MOORE S. C. Moore-I. H. Moore REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 384 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PENNA. Phone: ESsex 5-5591 Established 1909 B-V CASH MARKET Imported ond Domestic GROCERIES cmd MEATS FRUITS ond VEGETABLES Friendly Service and the Best Meats in Town ESsex 5-6637 ESsex 5-6638 EUGENE ATKINSON AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE CTWo Locationsl 340 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. 242 Main Street WEST ALIQUIPPA. PA. Compliments of MILADY'S BEAUTY SHOP 401 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. CARMEN'S T. V. APPLIANCE SALES - SERVICE 421 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. ESsex 5-7671 Compliments of YAKY'S BEVERAGES Mode With FILTER PURE WELL WATER 209 Main Avenue WEST ALIQUIPPA. PA. Phone: Essex 5-5531 Compliments of AUTENREITH'S DOLLAR STORE 502 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. Sale-Phone: ESsex 5-7706 P L O D I N E C ' S FURNITURE TO BE PROUD oF 42 Years of Public Confidence 362 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PENNA. WOODLAWN TRUST COMPANY ALIQUIPPA. PENNSYLVANIA HEADQUARTERS FOR LOANS ' MONEY FOR PERSONAL NEEDS When You Need Cash: To Buy a Cor To Improve Your Home For Personal Reasons Make WOODLAWN TRUST COMPANY Your Choice Three Offices for Your Convenience West Aliquippa Branch Main Office New Sheffield Branch 300 Main Avenue 392 Franklin Avenue 22nd St. 6. Sheffield Ave. Compliments of TEPER'S IEWELERS 370 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. G. C. MURPHY CO. THE FRIENDLY STORE 460-74 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. If You Wont to Be Neat SEE PETE PETE'S QUALITY CLEANERS 1829 Main Street HOLLYWOOD. PA. ESsex 5-4687 Compliments of SLO AN'S HARDWARE 516 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Compliments of P. M. MOORE COMPANY 112 Station Street ALIQUIPPA, PENNSYLVANIA BUILDERS' SUPPLIES READY MIXED CONCRETE - LUMBER Phone: ESsex 5-7721 Compliments of IA C K S O N ' S S H O E S T O R E w1LsoN FURNITURE co. BETTER BE GooD 221f,'32',2QAf'Q,j e STOFF'S MEN'S WEAR Compliments of ALIOUIPPAS NEWEST MEN'S STORE I A C O B S O N I S WHERE FASHION STARTS 482 Franklin Avenue HI-STYLE CLOTHES EOR YOUNG MEN ESsex 5-2541 Compliments of R. W. STETTLER BUICK CO. ALIQUIPPA. PENNSYLVANIA SIMANTIRAS STUDIO 333 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PENNSYLVANIA RIDDLE'S FRONT END SERVICE WHEEL WHEEL ALIGN MEN T BALANCING Phone: ESsex 8-1450 BUILTRITE CONSTRUCTION CO. 546 Franklin Avenue ES 5-6262 299 Merchant Street CO 6-6789 GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS Mr. 86 Mrs. A Friend A Friend A Friend Edward L. Albert Mr. 86 Mrs. Richard Ambrose Mr. Andrew W. Bach William Bair Mr. George Balasik Georgianna Balasik Mrs. Ernest Barbati Mr. 86 Mrs. Barkovich Mr. 86 Mrs. George D. Barlow Mrs. Batz Paul Pio Belich Richard M. 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Cook Mr. 86 Mrs. Corsi Mr. 86 Mrs. James Cotter Mr. 86 Mrs. King Coulter Jack Crawford Mr 86 Mrs. Matthew A. Crawford . 86 Mrs. Lou Crivelli Kenneth D. Cunningham James F. Currie Mr. 86 Mrs. Albert Dzvonar Dr. Milton J. Eger Mr. 86 Mrs. Erwin Mr. 86 Mrs. Thomas Farrimond Mrs. Byron Fath Mr. Don Felgar Mr. Samuel Felgar Mr. 86 Mrs. George Ferrari Marie Ferrari Mr. 86 Mrs. Harold Figley Mr. 86 Mrs. J. Robert Flanigan Mr. 86 Mrs. Follett Mrs. Elizabeth Foltz Bob Fontana Mr. 86 Mrs. Floyd Ford Ross Forney Mr. 86 Mrs. Samuel S. Fouse E. Fowler Mr. 86 Mrs. Joseph Fredrick, Jr. Mrs. Jean French Mr. 86 Mrs. Trumen L. 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