Hopewell High School - Viking Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 103 of the 1959 volume:

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X Y HOPEWELL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHCOL ALIQUIPPA, PENNSYLVANIA 3 we Vw' Foreword I I Dear Mom and Dad, Tomorrow is commencement--the big day we have been so anxiously looking forward to during the past year, My Graduation! I am about to step over the threshold into a new realm of responsibility, leaving childhood days behind and entering an adult world. Up until now, I depended on your wise guidance and counsel, but now I shall have to rely upon my own resources . Sometimes I get the urge to pat myself on the back for the things I have ac- complished, but you deserve a healthy share of the credit. The respect for dis- cipline and the appreciation for learning that you instilled in me as a child have helped to carry me on through my high school years . It is hard for me to express my gratitude for your moral support, prayers, and everlasting faith. Perhaps I can, if I dedicate to you, this my yearbook, the 1959 Viking. punt, Contents Foreword Board of Directors Administration Faculty Special Departments Senior Class Senior High Sports Underclassmen Activities Junior High Junior High Sports QM' , W--.....,,,M tn- Seated-Left to right-William Mook, Kenneth Sals- bury, Mrs. Opal Hilto Mrs. Lillian Curtiss fclerkj, Mrs. Ann McConnell,n,lames Brunton, Dr. Milton Eger. Standing-I. Robert Wilson, James Rowley, repre- , ,,,,-P' seniing Myron E. Rowley, solicitor, James Gorman, John P. Milanovich, Michael Kalenak, William Gar binsky, Sam Taormina, Frederick Kelsey, William I. Pohl, Mark Hilliker, Joseph Bontempo, Larry Blaney Board of Directors The Hopewell-Independence-Raccoon Joint School Board is composed of a jointure of the school boards of Hopewell, Independence, and Raccoon Townships. The Board consists of seventeen members , seven from Hopewell and five each from Independence and Raccoon. Officers of the Joint Board are as follows ,-President , Mark Hillikerg Vice President, Joseph Bontempog Secretary, Lawrence Blaneyg Treasurer, Mrs. Ann McConnellg and Solicitor, Myron Rowley. The work of the Board is carried out for the most part through the aid and recommendations of the following com- mittees: Athletics chairman, Leonard Manningg Building and Grounds chairman, Joseph Bontempog Education and Personnel chairman, Mrs. Ann McConnellg Transportation chairman, William Garbinskyg Finance and Purchasing Chairman, William Pohl. There is also one committee governing Rules and Regulations and Procedure for the Joint Board. Each committee is composed of seven members selected so that all the townships are represented. The major problem facing the board this year is the laying of the ground work for a new building program con- sisting of more elementary classrooms and a new Junior High School. Supervising Principal As a man thinketh, so is he. In this new era of space travel and atomic destruction, it becomes nec- essary that you face the future with spiritual elevation. Happiness , health, and the better things of life are the fruits of cheerful, healthful and resolute thinking. Through your years of schooling, your teachers have endeavored to lead you toward thoughts which are high and which will give you confidence that the future is meant to serve you as well as others. John P. Milanovich Supervising Principal A very familiar face seen in the supervising principal's office is that of Mrs. Louise Donldn, She has been a part of us for the past sixteen years. Mrs, Rose Salay is a very efficient secretary, whose family is well represented at Hopewell. Her husband is a teacher and both children are students. .4 -Yflf Mr. John Mo:-ack, an important part of the office staff, is our new business manager. We hope he will be with us for many more years. Secretaries ,.:,,W,,.v -Q Assistant Principal One of the many objectives of your educators is to instill and to develop in you the ability to think and read critically, to work both individually and in groups for our welfare in school, at home, and in the community, and for a better future. In all endeavors we must be aware that for every benefit re- ceived, there is an attending responsibility that should be cheerfully accepted. Best wishes to the Class of 1959. Mr. Camillo Bonomi Assistant Principal Principal Another year has been com- pleted, and to the students who are graduating I offer my con- gratulations . I hope these have been some of the best years of your life. In the future as you look back on your high school years , recall the thoughts and hopes and purposes of your graduation day. Life cannot al ways be joy, but it need not lose the joy of life and the enthusiasm of youth. Good luck in your future life . Donald D. Kratzert Principal vw,.f .,...:,, i Ass' X . .. . ..... A Q W gg? Wil as assi A friendly face in Mr. Bonomi's office is Mrs, Curtis. She is a very capable person in many ways, not only as Mr. Bonomi's secretary, but also in aiding many students when they need help. Mrs. Smith, who is recognized by her biendly smile and ambitious manner, has filled the office of secretary in Mr. Kra.11ert's office for the past six years. 'it--1 i.--, Our Faculty In these days of re-emphasis on education, the students at Hopewell are fortunate indeed to be able to attend school where the student-teacher ratio is twenty- six to one. Twenty five percent of our teachers have served us before. They have been at all times dedicated and generous with their time and energies. With a high caliber teaching staff and our modern school building, the students at Hopewell have the opportnmity to acquire a fine academic foundation. Time out for the mid morning coiee break, Commercial H seated: Mm. Betty windie, Miss Dolores rvnkeuch. Juni? f,fhusSZfi2f,e M, Fmncls Standing: Mrs. Wilma Powell, Mr, Joseph Colella Mauka, Mr Clydssclnsamne wail Geoglfa-PhY Language Mr. Andrew Bach, Mr, John Jose h Miss Margaret Gregory Mr Lows 9 WW Mrs. -'L gl' I Q . f' 5 , ,wwwnk ' ' , x 2 .ilififffly QP X Lrswx'-W S Q3 S W 3- ls, fe - S gif fm A 5 I Drafting Mr. John Skrypak. Junior High Math Dorothy Sanborn, Miss Agnes Smith, Mr. Vito Longo, Mr. Anthony Krancevic. R, Tfsefx X Mix Mr. Q I 1 Senior High Science James Currie, Mr. John Waters, Mr. Louis Salay. Industrial Arm Mr. Joseph Pajak, Mr. Edward Kotun 10 .ul Home Economics Librarian Mrs. Eunice Peters, Mrs. Pearl Creese. Mis Wilma Lane, ... .......----'- li : 3 A ' hi-5,5 ix 9 f X4' Art Miss Vera De Haven. Senior High Math Mr. Anthony Krancevic, Mrs. Sara Brown, MIS. Joan Opsatnik, Mr. Alex Horchak. -cunni- -1, i V, Music ' ig Mis Marian Izak. X ? ' i B i 6 NN I 4 V' an H 1 A e Senior High Histay Mr, Ross Damaso, Mr. Lloyd Cable, Mr. Steve Mulik. X 'Mi ,R I f Junior High History Jlmier High Histerv, Mr. Michael vonuch, Mr. Waker Cleary. gJbReYa1-Zempeev, Mr- Robert CHSOI1, Mr- Geerse OVC 11 ...X Y , Physical Education and Health fBoysj Mr. William Batchelor, Mr. William McDonald, Mr. Charles Sirko. N1 2 ' WS ,fmsazar X , e VA ' A nz- 1 W Suv ' gif K Physical Education QGirlsD Mis. Gloria Heckendorn. Junior High English Seated: Mrs. Doris Blaney, Mrs. Jo Ann McDonald. Standing: Mrs, Ellen Glasser, Miss Clare Seethaler, Mrs. Eleanor Wiley. 5-vv ...H Driver Training Mr. Francis Matika.. ,un -ni, I .gzr Q i i E F g Y 4 4 f Senior High English Mrs. Jo Ann McDonald, Mrs. Joan Opsatnik, Mr. Albert Hollobaugh, Mrs. Faye Williams, Mrs. Shirley Patterson. 1, X IJ w ,, hz My bu tix if X i lg ? X V A iz X K nu- L - K XTX-Q. ' sg Nm - ef s Senior Girls Health F9-Culty Manager lvlrs, Faye Williams. Nlr. William Batchelor. . 4,. , V , qc' Ja? . fi Band Directors Mr, Victor Pasquarelli QSenior Mr. Lee Tolfa. Uunior Highj. Dr. Wallace Zernich is the active doctor for our school. He is kept very busy during the year with physical exam- inations and athletic examinations. if' Mrs. McCoy, our medical secretary, keeps the files and writes the medical reports for the nurses, the dentist, and the doctor, Dr. Helen Powlack, our school dentist, works with the nurses and doctor for the health of the school. nam HEALTH, MEDICAL, GUIDANCE AND ATTENDANCE ffifwffil , A, Mrs. Kathleen Johnson and Mrs. llla Wadding are the two nurses for the school. They do everything possible to help the students in the school. On our guidance swff we have Mrs. Freeble and Mrs. Browng who have helped make posible the successful future of many students and who are still doing their jobs wholeheartedly. In the future we hope to see the attendance s'l2H composed of Mrs. Doughty and Mis. Shuck, who have wcrked hard in the past years to make the oper- ation af the attendance oiice successful. be V 1 715 'Aw Q 4 3 gl as . J bll, J- B, Qs' llt' I Z , A .Tw N. z . V x-1 A A .. it ' A' lf, 9. Unusual school. They play football on the Fgotball royalty, front lawn. mwwfmz Ithought this was a democracy. There must be something interesting on Typical School outfiis their left. 16 ff d x 3 i ji Our understanding and competent senior class sponsors, Mrs. Sara Brown, Mrs. Joan Opsamik, Miss Vera DeHaven, and Mr. Albert Hollobaugh, have helped us through om- years of high school. Without their tire- less efforts, we would never have been able to accomplish all that we've done. As we leaf through the pages of our scrapbook, many happy and exciting memories of our lives at Hopewell Memorial High School are brought back to our minds. Let us begin with our entrance to the new high school as eighth graders. The year proved to be an interesting and exciting experience which was climaxed with the pesentation of the American Legion Award to Carol Wimer and Harry Fellows. The most outstanding event of our Freshman Year was our ggaduation party which was held in the high school gymnasium. As Sophomores we elected Carol Wimer as class president. Carol capably led the class through our momentous years of senior high school, Our biggest money-making pxoj ect was the Card Party-Bake Sale which, because of its success, became an annual money-making project for our class. Our junior Year was primarily one in which the class worked as a unit to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom. After many months of preparation the prom soon became a reality with Pink Paradise as its theme. Now we are Seniors. Soon we will end our high school careas and enter into our chosen professions, but befcre we depart we must not fcrget to expres our thanls to our sponsors for all the help they have given us. Thank you, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Hollobaugh, Mrs. Opsatnilc, and Miss DeHaven. Our senior class oficers, President-Carol Wimer, Vice President-Harry Fellows, Secretary-Carol Young, Treasurer-Nadine Richards, and Sergeant-At-Arms- John Jasek, have worked vigorously on the projects our class has undertaken. The senior class could always count on them for their fullest support. . is W-e Q A055 0 se FACTS AND F IGURES CLASS OF 1959 If om' 1959 Senior Class could collect their weight in gold, they would be wealthy, for their toizl weight is 8 tons. ln this tall class of a 625 foot 7 inch total, the 95 girls average 5' 3 in height, The boys average 5' 8-1l2 . The ratio is 1.1127 girls for each boy. Of those planning to fmther their education following graduation, 3896 wiJl go to college, 2396 plan to attend vocational school and 796 wish to enter nurses training. Those who plan to seek immediate employment number 2896. Only 496 are planning marriage. In this senior class, brown eyes are predominate over the blue by a small percentage, 4196 to 3896, In the remaining 2196 there are 1296 with green eyes, 896 with hazel and only 196 with grey eyes. Gentlemen may prefer b1onds , but in this class the brunettes show a side margin over the blonds, 6696 to 2596, with the 696 with black hair and 396 with red hair way in the background. The 164 seniors represent sixteen nationalities of the world. 17 Arlene Basich, R , QCommercia1j I'11 rant as well as thou. Pep Club. Betty Babich, Bets , dfCommercia11F:'A snapper-up of unconsi ered trif1es. ep Club Henry Belich, flndustrial Arts, Let the world slide. Ernest Bravo, Ernie . I-Academic, As those move easiest who have learned to dance . Football, Varsity Club. Jane Berlcner, Pee Wee . cCOI11D19lCi3.1, The best of me is diligence. Tri-Hi-Y, Cecil Brunton Qlndustrial Arlsj The silence often of pmue innocence. Mary Amr Bilich, Mare , fAcademicj Whose wards all ears took captive. Viking, Leaders Club, Student Council. Dick Archer, Little Richard Qlndustnal Arts, In him a property of easmess . .. W, X :Ek M. in X. rfXe X-wx its A if fi 92 Edna. Mae Bishop. KCOIHIDEICIZII The silence often of pure innocence Margaret Black. Acade A heart doeth good sike a. 11:26 cme wary Elizabeth Bowers, Betty Ann' lCouxmc.r c'a1 Hath a t of tl i ' Jing. Leafeli-st cfifr. TRI ' 'wi Allen Cacali, l'l2JKl!'0l.lS o fACademiCl We are such stuff as dreams are made of. Kenneth Cain, Ken . flndustrial Arts, l-Iethatisofameuyhearthatha continual feast. Ei1een,Cellini, Cellin . QAcademicj There was a star danced and under that was I ban. G. A. A. Bridgett Churney, Zeb , fGEII.EI.'3.1, I shall laugh myself to death. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, G. A, A, Charles David, Charley , Uxcademicj That which could be moved to smile at anything. Football, Varsity. Robert Chmovia, Teela , fAcadem.icj The strength of twenty men. Football Carolyn Crabtree. Ulcademicj Exceed- ing wise, fair-spoken, and persuading. Hi-Lites, fBusiness Manager, Tri- Donna Grace Cripe. Klomznerciall The glowing violet, Home Economics Club. Ronald Cvetlcan, Sket . fAcademic, And one man in his time plays many parts. Varsity Club. Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club. , Frances Derglin. fAca.demicj learning is but an adjunct to ourselves. N.H.S., McAlpha Theta, F, T. A. Ellen May Copeland. KAcademicj Well, may you see things well done there. Tri-Hi-Y. R Q- RonrEclcels, The Bi X . Undustrial E Arts, I-Ie's sudden ' a thing comes in '.,' hishead.' Elinbeth Frances Engle, Fran. fAcademicj Sweet mercy is nobility's true badge. N, I-I, S., Tri-Hi-Y fPresi- dentj, H1-Lifes qcomdiwry Hi-Lites. Barbara Falk, Barb , fCommerc1a1j The courageous captain of compliments. Recad Club, Scarab Club, Hi-Lites. Patricia Ferry, Patty , fCommercia.lj Can counsel and speak comfort. Tri- Hi-Y, Home Ec., Pep Club. Rose Ann Fink. cCOIII1T1C1'Ci2.ll The rose looks fair, but fairer we it deem. Jo Anne Marie DiVito, Io , lAcademicj B'evity is the soul of wit. Leaders Club, Viking, F. T. A. Jack Donovan, Slick . fAca.demicj A man in all the world's new fashion planted Audio Visual Ed, Iames Dunn, Spook . flnduslrial Arts, He is as full of valour as of kindness. Gayle Farrimond, gAcademic1j Farewell, sweet queen. Vikm? Cheer eader fPres1- dentj, Leaders Club 'zfice Presidentj, Student Council, Scarab Club. June Feiertzg. QCommercialj For thy, more sweet imderstanding a woman. swab Club, Hi-Lines fArl: sammy, Pep Club. Ha.n'yFellow, Bill , fAcademicj His greatness is a-ripening. Arts, Thou canst not be false to any man. Fl ' Jim , Academic A ?eEl11t.lim:1?1t51aa1::,loves tochear himself mug, Band, Mu Alpha Them. Raymond French, Fx-enchie . flndustrial Barbara lou Frye. QAcademicj I gaeak no more than truth. Band, Science lub QCon-, Sec'yj, Chorus. Nancy Fusco. QCommercialj The observed of all observers. Hi-Lites, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, G. A. A. Gary Gruber, G. G. . QAcademicj He was most rincel Varsi Club P Y- ' ty J Track Club, Football, Track. Richard Fuss, Rich . lAcademicj Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. gmiogball, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity 11 o Warren Hall, Buckie flndustrial Artsj He hath a daily beauty in his life. William Garbiusky, Bill , QAcademicj Fadin in music, Band Band Cotmcil QTreas5, Chorus, Scarab Club, Helen Marie Gilbert. QAcademic, NA for the Eodsol' Fl To Ac, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Clu , G. A. A. Barbara Giles, Barb . fCommercia1j The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Hi-Lites. Larry Grahlovac, Luzzo , QAcademicj Merrily, merrily, shall I live now.' Visual Ed. Marthenia Hillman, Marty , QAcademicj Consideration like an angel. F. H. A., William Harley, Bill , fAcadernicj He is of a very melancholy disposition. Marshall I-lartsell, Marsh . flndustrial Arts, Let the world slip, we shall ne'er be younger. Lee Henderson. fAcademicj He was a scholar, and a ripe and gaod one. Mu Alpha Theta. Chorus, Pep Club, G. A. A, Darly-ne Houston. fCommerc1a1j ln action, how like an angel. Library Club QV. Pres., Linda Hilton, QCommercia1j Makes the remembrance dear. Band, Viking, Tri-Hi-Y fChap1ainj, Pep Club. , ix ' I . Tx I Q 1 fi? ii - c X gf? ,elx I f ii is X M 22 Iane Ellen Howston, Janie , fAca,demicj She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, Judith I-lineman, Judy . fConnnercia1j I am the very pink of courtesy. Library Club, Thomas I-lineman, Tom , fAcademicj Honesty is his. Marlene Hcrvath. QCommerc:la1j A slraisi oirareness. Library Club fTrea.s.j, F. H. A, Robert B. Houser. fAcademicj He is as full of valour as of kindness. N. H. S,, Mu Alpha Them. Ronald I. Huchko. Undusirial Arts, Oh, he smiles va1iant1y. Varsity Club, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball. Sophie Mary Rose Janiclci, Soph . fAcademicj A ministering angel shall my sister be. Leaders Club QSec'yj John Jasek, Jazz . KAC3f12miC, Th0U ever strong upon the stronger side. Football, Varsity Club fTreasJ. 31 , Betty Jeans Johns. fCommercialj My good win is great. F. 1-1. A. Michael Steven Kavic, Mike , fAcademicQ I see thy glory like a shooting star. Band Capmin, Student Council. Richard G. Kerlin, Rich , fAcademicj The best conditioned and unwearied spirit, Football, Varsity Club, Visual Ed. Harry William Kier. fAcademicj Men of few words are the best men. Math Club, Science Club. Madeline Kogan, Mal , qccmmccciclp Kay Kluz. fAcademicj The gentlemen is not in yom- bools. Joseph Jurges, Joe , fAcademicj How far that little candle throws his beam. Mu Alpha Theta. The glass of fashion. G. A, A., Pep 5 E A W Club, Tri-H1-Y. 1 Richard Kauch, Rich , QAcademicj ': i ,W A proper man, as one shall see in a if V Q summer's day. Visual Ed. A 43 , .N -'Kms 5, . ,wg .L fitigi r i lk ii.. 23 Carol Kotala. fC0mmericalj Everything EhaItLprftty is. Library Club fSec'yj, Eleanor Kyc, Ellie , fAcademic, I will be the pattern of all patience. Science Club, Mu Alpha Theta. Judith Lee Kyper, Judy . fGene1:alj She that was ever fair and never proud. F. H. A., Chorus. Sophie Lackovich fAcademicj One that excels the quirks of blazoning pens. F. H, A., library Club, Science Club. Bonnie Lynn McCallister, Bon , fC0m.. mercialj No profit grows where is no pleasure ta'en. Pep Club, G, A, A. William Lechman, Bill , fAcademicQ Ce1erity is never more admired. Varsity Club, Basketball, Golf. Mary Jean McClellan fCommercialj From her shall read the perfect ways of honour. N. H. S., library Club. Mary Ann Lint, fAC3.d61'1'1iC, Like sunshine after rain. F. T. A., CV. Pres.l, Tri'I'li-Ya Eleanor Lulcetic QCom1-nercialj It adds a precious seeing to the eye. PEP Club, Ga Aa Ao, Fo Ha Ao Barbara Lundy, Bobby . Commercial! Her pale fire she snatches from the sun. Fo Hn Ao .v Shirlee Machak QCommercialj Who so lovely, fair and smell'st so sweet.' Record Club, Student Council. Carolyn McConnell fCon-unercialj Shall I compare thee to a summer's day. Hi-Lites, G. A. A., Tri-Hi-Y. Judith Ann Mcllvain, Judy . Uicademicl I bear a charmed life. F. T. A., fTrea.sJ, Leaders Club, Majorette, Band. James McKean, lim , fAca.demicj The force of his own merit makes his way. Baseball, Football, N. H. S, Rose McNeil Sl'lQI'IIy , ccommercial That which ,we call a rose by any othgr rne would smell as sweet. Letilia Mizenko, Tish . fCommercialj A rhapsody of words. I-Ii-Lites, Pep Club, G, A, A., Tri-Hi-Y, Madeline Melko, Midge , fCo1-nmercialj A woman of quick sense. Pep Club. Beverly Kay Mook, Billie , fAcademicj In the twinkling of an eye. . . . F, T. A. fPres.j, Scarab Club. Christine Ann Milanovich, Chris , QAca.demicl Within the limit of becoming mirth. Leaders Club QPres.j F. T, A. Brenda Miller, Chippy , fAcademicj Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. . . Hi-Lites, Tri-Hi-Y. Donna Milliken, Shorty , fCo1-nmercialj I.o! Hear the gentle lark. library Club, F. H. A. A Florence Mitchell, Flo , QCommerci:-1.1, Blessed are the peacemakers on earth. F, H. A., Library Club. Cora Mosholder, Rinks , QCommercialj 'Is true as steel. Library Club QPres.j, F. H. A. fTreas.j, scarab Club, F. T. A. Karen Morris. fAcademicj Your heart's desires be with you. Math Club, F. T. A, fSec'yj, Tri-Hi-Y QV. Pres.,. Earl Morrow, Oi1 . QAcademicj The man who acts the least, upbraids the most. Basketball, Band. Susan D. Morrow, Sue . fc-0II11T191'Ci31, Sweets to the sweet. Student Council Record Club, Pep Club, G. A. A. Ca.r1 E. Orndoff. fceneral, We T 2 g g, -f cannot all be masters. - Science Club. ' ' . ' Nancy Mullen, Moonshine . QAcademicj Thou speakest wiser than thou art ware of. Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, F. T. A. Donna ean Oskowslci Iosie . Com J 4 - mercialj Gives liglft in darkness, comfort in despair. F. H. A. fPres.j Nancy Joan Mutkus, Mucky . fAcademicj A good heart's worth gold. N. H. A. QV. Pres.l, Leaders Club fRepom'terj Susan Rachel Nan, Sue . QAcademicl Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. Scarab Club QPres.,, Viking. Edward Nyilyk, Ed , fAcademicj There is true friendship. Varsity Club, Football. John O'Connor, Johnny . QAcadem.icj So sweet and voluble in his discourse. Va.rsity Club, Track Club, Basketball. Marlene Paich, Ma.r . fCommercia.1j The lark at heaven's gate. Library Club, F. H. A., fSec'yj, Tri-Hi-Y. f nfl George Pavletlc, 'Pav0 . QGenera.lj Will stand a tip-toe when this day is named. , A, is 101111 Farsi. L1ghm1ng . C-Academic! me X so fi, To be or not to be, that is the question. A Marumresich, Ma.1-ry . flndustrial Artsj If withhis tongue he cannot win a woman. ,gf I E E E i x Q I Jane Reed Ukcademicj The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid, Science Club, F. H, A., G. A, A. Richard Pesker, Rick , QAca.demicj He hath a hea.rt as sound as a bell. Basketball, Visual Ed. Winthlee Reeder, Wiss . fCommercialj As merry as the day is long. F. H. A., fSg1:, at armsj, Chorus. Joan Pharr, Jo . QCommercia.1j Silence is the perfectest herald of joy, F. H, A. qv. P1-es.J Thelma Phan. Comm ' I will enchanzt lhy euflllclfarl A' Chorus ' John William Propst Bill , flndustrial V V Arts, You may rellsh him more in the soldier than in the scholar. ' X av x l Evelgn Radonovich fGenera1j Pep lub, G. A. A. Marjorie Ann Russell, Margie . Commercial For m voice Ihave Ada Sue Reinbeau fCommercialj Splitting the air with noise. Tr-Hi-Y. Nadine Ann Richards fCommercia1j Your fair discourse has been as sugar. N, H, S., Student Council, Library Club. Linda Rohm. QCommercialj Making the hard way sweet and delectable, Leaders Club, Scarab QV. Pres.,, J, V, Cheerleader, I ' I Y lost it with hollaing and singing of anthems. Eileen Searight Commercial, Loyal and neutral. Tri-Hi-Y, F. H. A., Chorus. Mina Sarvey QCommex-cialj Her ways are ways of pleasantneS. F. H. A., Tfi'Hi-Yo Wayne A, Sedlacek fGeneralj He hath a mint of phrases in his brain. ,,,- ' f e so lfiff A Stanley Savich, Sav . Undustrial Arisj . . . . , he is all mirth. Pauline Schlack, Birdie , QGeneralj Wives may be merry, and yet honest, tml! Doris M. Schmidt fGeneralj She sat like patience on a monument. F. H. A Marjorie Ann Schultheis, Margie . fCom1nercialj A very ribbon in the cap of youth. Library Club. James Seech, Jim . flndfustrial Arts, I-Ie will give the devil his due. Mary Lou Shears fGeneralj To seek their fortunes fmther than at home. Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus. Robert Anthony Shemer, Bob . fAcademicj Ay, every inch a king. Varsity Club, fPres.,, Record Club, Football. Tri-Hi-Y Mary Beth Smith, Bo , fAca,demic, The foremost woman of all the world. Viking, N. H. S. , Leaders Club. Patricia Sobash, Patti . fCommercialj The rude sea grew civil at her song. Record Club, Leaders Club. Victor Solomon, Vic , QGeneralj O, it is excellent to have a giant's strength. David Shulock, Dave . QGeneralj A man of such a feeble temper. Wanda Ruth Sproul. fAca.demicj There's something in the wind. F. H. A., Chorus. Carolyn Slawianosl-ci fAcademicj Thou cu.m1ing'st pattern of excelling 5 Datum-N I-ibm-1'Y Clubs TYPinS Club: e. Science Club G A A I ' ' ' ws Elizabeth Mae Stettler, Bette . fAcaden-Lic, Oh! What a noble mind is here. Viking, Mu Alpha Them, Gladys Mae Smith QCommercialQ Content to follow when we lead the way. F. H. A. fAuditorj 'X is Q5 it Robert Toothman, Whitey . fAcademicj A woman would run through fire and 'Thomas Stewart, Tom . flndustrial Arts, The prince of da.rlcness. Robert Struble, Bob . QAcademicj The horn, the lusty horn is not a thing to laugh to scorn. Jerry Swalla. fAcademicj Makes heaven drowsy with the harmony. Band, Scarab Club. water for such a kind heart. George Vukmanich, Vulcie . QGeneralj Laugh yourself into stitches. Scarab Club QTreas.j, Home Room Treas. Sandra Tonence, Sandie . QAcademicj I'Ll tell the world, Typing Club, FI-LA Donna Waldron. QCommercia.lj . . . . so happy as in a soul remembering good friends. Pep Club, G. A. A. Charles Trembath, Cheata . QAcademicj To be a well-favoured man is the gift of fortune. Varsity Club. -' - ' C :'EE 3'3 V'-4-iii , ILS I it :f l . T 1 ,sigtfi -: A- ,egg ' 'Z :':::E--E mY Dorma Turzak. QGenera1j I have no other but a woman's reason. Record Club, I. V. Cheerleader. Barry Van Emburgh. fAcademicl Some achieve greatness. Varsity Club, Track Club, Math Club, science Club. D a V Ormer Dau . Academic Ig'elg151ai1ce:gweet music with 51' 1 , . v he + .. MH: is S W figfmi Eg ,YK Y fe lb , A QQQ WM' - at . ,W age I wg .f wm ts m ef' 2,25 ,, , ename11'd stones. Band fCo-captain, Patricia Walker, Trish . fCommercialj Youth is full of pleasure. F. H. A , Chorus, Pep Club, G. A. A. Carole June White. QAcademicQ Good counsellors lack no clien1s. Band, Tri-Hi-Y fSec'yj, Hi-Lites. Hannah Elizabeth White, Han , fCommerciall , . . . .had tongue at will and yet was never 1oud. Edward Yarnell, Bonn-s . fAcademicj A fellow of plain and uncoined constancy. joseph A. Yarosz, Joe , fAcademicj He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. Varsity Club. Harry Richard Yost, Dick . fAca.demicj I'll warrant him heart-whole. Math Club, Science Club. Betty Wimer. QAcademicj For 'tis the mind that makes the body rich. N. H. S. QPres. J, Tri-Hi-Y. Carole Young. fGenera1j Here is a dear and true industrious friend. Cheer- leader fTreasj Record Club fSec'yj. Carol Wimer. fAcademicj The very life- blood of om' enterprise. N. H. S., Student Council, Majorette, Senior Class President. Michelle Zubasic, Melz . fAcademicj A merry hea.rt goes all the day. Hi-Iites, Record Club Gres., Viking, Leader's Club. Robert Yalcin. Bob , QAcademicQ His cares are now all ended. Math Club, Science Club. it ' A ' wif W, jg-5 J Q5 5 A W1 31 Anthony Zvonar, Tonch . CACACIEUHC, Al1's well that ends well. Varsity Club, Football. Seniors not featured: flj Charlotte Trgov1ch fzy Donald Boyd The Jungle Janes. Kind of young for seniors, a.ren't they? E J ,..4.,,s Q we hm J51 F'?9N . ... Are you hungry? The big four conference. Abu m1s There must be something interesting in the A Pep Assembly. boys' gym. 32 -l - 'll fag V' X Best Looking Most Popular Eleanor Luketic and Richard Fuss. Carole Young and Charles Trembath. 1 X. Most Athletic Betty Ann Bowers and Robert Churovia. Carole Wnner and Ronald Cvemcan. Hall 0 some 1 Most Active 33 ITT!!! M Qcontinuedj Most Likely to Succeed Mary Beth Smith and Michael Kavic. is W ' 5 Q 9' 'V :S F V k 1 Best Dressed Nancy Fusco and Gary Gruber. 1 M Q M- Wittiest Jane Houston and Stanley Savich. :Q Best Dancers Eileen Cellini and Ernest Bravo ao. ,,, M! Q GQ N v ,, Q 1 Q 5 Q 'Q' dn!! 9 Q - H. ff Q fx fav g,.. ' 5 xg qt ,L Mm, ,S 4 nv V' Q, 4 'su ws' f Q .HEL ,K Q .QFQ -A ,. V x 'vi S 5 if 'W KM tx i fm QQ X. la! l Q , i...Y 2 a ,,k5 iv ?0x wx.v Q, M 55, j, vi ff -v M R? ,ynifig ' wx f?5B '?5i Coaches: Bacldield coach, Rey Dempsey, Head coach, William McDonald, and Line coach, Walter Cleary. Players: senior tackle, T. Zvonarg senior fullback, B Shemerg and senior end, R. Tomei. 200,606 Players: senior guard, B. Churoviag senior halfback, C. Davidg and senior guard, J. jasek. Players: senior end, R. Fussg senia' halfback, Players: senior end, E. Bravo, senior half- G. Gruber, and senior guard, R. Kerlin. back, C. Trembathg and senior 36 guard, E. Nyilyk. ik...,,,,, Row 1--Left to right R, Tomei M. Swogger P. Mowad, A. Giomb, A. David, J. David, ix Bliss M. Xfiacaaaiai, D, Gorsuch. Row 2--Left to right B. Clhurovia, R. Ful- ler, B. Shemer, T. Zvonar J. Jasek, C. Trembath, D. Markel, E. Dimiirovich, 6, Lundy, D. Macai-raay. Row 3--Left to right E. Bravo, G. Gruber, J, Harvey, G, Shaffer, J. Swan, K. Purkey, J. McMichael, D, Nelson, G, Avolio, L. Miller J. Polochak, R, Fuss, R, Kerlin, A. Ban. Bow 4--Left to right R. Calabria, R, DeLisio, C, David, S. DePau1is, E, Nyilyk, B, Gedris, F. Kostlich, R, Conti, A. Young, M. Doisett. A A Sept. 13 Hopewell 13 Rochester 0 Sept. 19 Hopewell 0 New Brighton 6 Sept. 27 Hopewell 20 Scott Twp. 40 Oct. 3 Hopewell 14 Beaver 20 Oct. 11 Hopewell 33 Freedom 14 Oct. 18 Hopewell 14 Monaca 7 Oct. 24 Hopewell 7 Midland 34 Nov. 1 Hopewell 7 Moon 13 Nov. 8 Hopewell 14 Pitcairn 24 m1..'azu'.wmx5anaaw'wfa.x1 fu- ,swf . Wmiamiwi-..mss.wAsi'!:SS.mil 7-'51 W' FOOTBALL 1958 The hopes of the Vikings were high as they opened the 1958 football season. Returning to the squad were eleven let- termen, eight seniors and three juniors . Team spirit and willingness to work hard characterized this team as a formidable opponent. The new head coach, Mr. McDonald, had introduced to the Vikings a new offense, the Spin-T. The squad packed a line with plenty of size and weight with a comparatively light but experienced all-veteran back- field. The team was fairly heavy but a little slow. The one dark cloud on the horizon was the string of training injuries suffered by the squad. Since he was new to Hopewell, Mr. McDonald was working under the handi- cap of not knowing what to expect from other schools in Beaver Valley on the gridiron this season. The nucleus of the 1958 Viking team were the eleven lettermenz Richard Fuss, James Harvey, Raymond Tomei, Anthony Zvonar, John Jasek, Albert Bell, Chuck Trembath, Ronald Fuller, Robert Shemer, Gary Gruber, and Robert Churovia. Fuller, Bell, and Harvey are juniors while the remainder are all seniors. Mr. McDonald was assisted by Walt Cleary, Ray Dempsey and George Hrubovcak. Dickie Cha-Chas-while the team fights on to victory. 11.1 swat 5 I ' 'Q-Hx ms..-Wifi' ff ,mu - f 5-SN WWW Cross Country The 1958 Hopewell Memorial High School Cross-Country team was coached by Mr. Charles Sirko. The top runner this year was Barry Van Emburgh, who made the Pennsylvania state schoolboy cross-country championship finals at Penn State University. Barry was the only Beaver County harrier to go and he was also the first Viking athlete to ever compete in the state finals . A Hopewell First ! My , . - Q ,L 3 'H as F F' R Row 12 Coach C. Sirko, D. Samovoslci, B. Delong, L. Rotolo, G. Karamarkovich, R, Smith, F, Samo- vislci, B, Van Emburgh, K, Kluz, T, Sullivan, Row 22 I. Ross, I. Mrkonja., L, Holmes, R, Bernard, P, Cox, B. Vest, B, Jenkins, D, Campbell, R, Chaney. Row 3: T, Yager, R, Holobinko, E, Short, R, Hoff- master, D. Clements, M. Samovisl-ci, R. Shevchik, R, Schriner, R, Neal, R, Christy. Are you looking ahead to next year?? -z- Ru Q i all ' K ,,.. it Q 91 ii rt w ---il r Q , f Q35 , a at 3 Mr. Batchelor talks with two of his roster about this yea.r's possibilities. N Xvplf f 4- if 'A Front row: B, Lechman, H. Greene, S. King, A Thomas, Back row: R. Pesker, Mr. Batchelor, B, DeLong. Golf The 1958 golf team, coached by Mr. William Batchelor, completed a very successful season of five wins and five losses. The Vikings in their first match defeated Monaca by a score of 16-0. In the next three matches Hopewell was defeated by Coraopolis, 9-73 Moon, 9 112-6 112g Ambridge, 11 112- 4 112. The Vikings were' again victorious in three other successive matches, clobbering Aliquippa 14 112-1 112, Monaca 16-0, and Coraopolis 9-7. In their eighth and ninth matches the Vikings gained two more losses to Moon 9 112-6 112 and Ambridge 13 112- 2 112 respectively. The season fs final match added a victory to the Viking records by a 14 112-1 112 win over Aliquippa. 1 Q X ' 1 1 , 2 t in . I Q' r .4 , A E . 2 U h ' in fl ' U -g, Lug. finggx iii gf' -I . . , -.,- U 'l , ry . -A , -- ,. 54 tm. t eg. -Vw .. . - '-rP '3'.a i,. A Q. '. '5 'A 5' X Nr ,vin sw: ' .iii if ' t .' A . 1 et ' .- 1 ' A 1. Contemplating on this year's team. Joe drives a long one, i That's how it's done. Did he or didn't he? Jan. Jan. Jan. . Jan. J an. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Make I l Our Jim has got it. by 50 3 SCHEDULE 2 6 9 13 16 20 27 30 3 6 10 13 up your mind, Bill! Hopewell at Freedom Beaver at Hopewell Rochester at Hopewell New Brighton at Hopewell Hopewell at Monaca Midland at Hopewell Freedom at Hopewell Hopewell at Beaver Hopewell at Rochester Hopewell at New Brighton Monaca at Hopewell Hopewell at Midland Row 1: Coach Volitich, B. Toothman, K. Cain, R. 2: B. Gedris, R. Fuller, J. Yarosz, R. Huchko, B. Pesker, B. Lechman, J. Troynar, Coach Waters. Row Chu1'0Vi9., I. Figas. The 1959 Viking Basketball Team is starting their tenth season under Coach Michael Volitich. The team is a very experienced one since only two boys were lost by last year's graduation. There are seven returning lettermen plus a junior varsity squad. These boys posted a sixteen to five mark last season. The team 's lack of height is it 's only draw back. In the starting line-up, the Vikings have only two players, Bill Lechman and Jim Troynar, who stand six feet or better. If injuries or lack of height doesn't hamper the Vikings, they have a very good chance of winning the Section Eight Title. The starting five will be seniors, Bill Lechman 6'2 , centerg Rich Pesker 5'10 , and Kenneth Cain 5'7 , guards. Robert Toothman 5'10 , forward and junior James Troynar 6' forward. All are lettermen. On the second string are senior lettermen, Robert Churovia 5'7 guard, Joe Yarosz 6' forward and Ron Huchko 6'3 1f2 center. Rounding out the front line roster are juniors, Ron Fuller 5'8 , Jerry Greco 5'9 guards, and Larry Kuzma 5'9 forward. The nucleus of the squad is the big five consisting of: Ken Cain, Jim Troynar, Bill Lechman, Rich Pesker, and Bob Toothman. Yklkibfr' ,:'. ,-fi wi Row 1: t Coach Waters, L. Kuzma, J. Greco, G, Kara- Verbanic, Row 3: D, Bixler, N. Galovich, L, Miller, 1'1'131'k0V1Ch R. Smithnosky, R. Hudson. Row 2: B, K. Mendenhaf' Wiley, A. 'Yotmg, L. Mccoy, s. Funer, J, swan, J, 01, -1:-- Our very determined and hard-wolrking coaches, Waters and Volitich, take time out for a smile. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team was again coached this season by Mr. John Waters. The J. V's played their games before the varsity games and provided some thrilling moments for the early-arriving fans. Seeing most of the action this year were: 'uniorsg Jerry Greco, Larry The latest Shuffle! J, Kuzmag Skip Miller, Pierre Karamarkovich, Richard Smithnosky, and Ron Hudsomg sophomoresg Andy Young and Charles Lundyg freshmang Larry McCoy and Shane Fuller, Also on the team were Karl Mendenhall, juniorg George Shafer, juniorg Jim Swan, sophomoreg and Joe Verbanic, sophomore. The main idea of having a Junior Varsity Team is to supply material for the varsity. Up to this writing, the J. V's have a record of twelve wins and one loss, and it seems a cinch to finish the remainder of their schedule unbeaten. Leave it to me boys! Congratulations on a terrific season, ' boys I 44 lst row: J. Greco, E, Kemp, D, Gozsuch, D. Jenkins, head coach. 3rd row: B, I-lineman, G, Shager B, R. Hudson, B. vansmburghg F. smovism. and row: shnner, B. Jenldm, H. vvhite, J, o'comm M.' J. Harvey, D. McCartney, . Buchan, B. Jenkins, B. Kavic, ' Propst, G. Gruber, R. Cvetican, Mr, Walter Cleary, Track Wwe., s..i.W,V,m.W,,, V K K ww Q V A 4 W- . ,.,m.....,- .s ,.... ,, V .,.. , I 1. , I ,WE ,T , Q Q I. V I , , ' 1 Q y '- v sf ., - - f . 'V I 4 ,L V I 1 in , X ,N Q. ,F K , . M, m o' 25 5 3? ! V K ,Q k j- , 5. W- W 5 +---f fe 3W'M 'nTM 'Y M f ,gig A 9 , V, ., .... ,, .s,,., M., r -f-, Yi fy .L .,.. E VT John O'Connor, senior, is a standout at hurd- ling and highjurnping. Bany VanEmburgh, senior, exce1Js in distance runs fc! the Vikings. Ron Cvetican, senior, is the star pole-vaulter f0l' the 45 Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Elwood City Ambridge Beaver New Brighton Midland Monaca Beaver New Brighton Monaca Midland Joe Verbanic 'cakes a wicked swing. Al Pasqualin scores for Hopewell. 4 6 13 ,S 6 60 3 505 2 2 Chuck Trembath rounds third to score The team getting signals before game. 1st Row: I McKean L. Kuzma, C. Trembath, J. Ver- Mercandante. 3rd Row: L Nale, Mr. Currie B. Too- banic, J. slew, R. lieu, R. Mum, B. Peuem. 2nd umm, R, Fuss, J. Po1oeha14, A. Pasquenn, nf. Kost- Row: J. rouse, D. DeLong, L. Miner, R. Hucho, J. inch, R. Smithnosky, B. Chrovia, J. Swan. Yarosz, B. Yarnell, G. Avolio, B. Gedris, P. Cox, B. Mr. Currie talks to team. 1958 Baseball Team The 1958 Viking Baseball Team got off to a slow start, but went on to win three games. The team was victorious twice in battle against Monaca. The scores of these contests were Hopewell seven and Monaca six, Hopewell six and Monaca five. Again they came out as winners, in a bout against Midland with a score of nine to two. The team coached by Mr. Cturie was handicapped by inex- perience this season. Al Pasqualin was the only senior sewing on the team. Al was also the ace hurler having won two games and losing four. Other pitchers for the season were Don Delong, Ronald Hutcho, and Bryan Yamall. MQW. st. ,M Joe Yarom attempts a bunt. The starting nine was composed of: senior, Al Pasqualin, pitcher, junior, Charles Trembath, third baseman, freshman, joe Verbanic, second baseman, sophomore, Larry Miller, leftfieldg junior, Jim Mc- Kean first baseman, sophomore, John Polochak, rightfield, sophomore, jerry Greco, shortstop, sopho- more, Larry Kuzma, centerfieldg junior, Joe Ya:-on, catcher. Others: junior, Bob Churovia, catcher, freshman, Guy Avolio, rightfieldg junior Bob Tooth- man, rightfieldg junior, Rich Fuss, third baseman. In over all competition Hopewell ended up in third place. Although the Majorette squad is smaller this year, it is just as snappy as ever. The four girls who lead the band down the football field have worked extra hard on their weekly performances. In addition to the games and pep assemblies , they also participated in the second a.nnual Hopewell Lions Band Festival. With their new gold accessories for their uniforms they make a stimning appearance, whether coming down the field at games or down the aisle at the assemblies Carol Wimer, senior, Emilie Sue Elliott, junior, Marlene Domitrovich, sophomore, and Carole Cunningham, junior. S '66 dxde QS loeetX3oAe C The Cheerleaders under the direction of their new sponsor, Mrs. Heckendorn, have had another busy year. Adding color to the games and pep assemblies with their peppy cheers and winning smiles was their prime pur- pose. The traditional Pep Parade and Bon-Fire which has be- come a part of the football season was cancelled due to inclement weather . This year the Varsity Squad was composed of four juniors and two seniors , Gayle Farrimond who was Football Queen this year and Carole Young. The wonderful help Becky Wassler, Patty Figley, Patty Kraynewski, and time the Seniors ga-Ve to . Noreen Wilamowsld, Carol Young, senior, and, the squad was greatly appreci- Gayle Farrimond, senior. ated by the other members of the squad. g-114 1 fx , ? S ' va ,,, ' MM Qi? 3 '-'Q' i7 filf A ' IM' 1: ' ZX ' V QQ? N pw? 1 NA x x1 1' 5 X f 4 Q 5 ' 1 H a Q ,w .. . Va, f ,IA ' 1 I 3, 1 Q? S , , , I 5 M i . ,, Hi v 'i ' Q ' s f .fy I . aww www lr ian-lanky ,ew 'lu'---f Q un . X vMmnI.. wmmwrw Y. - Juniors , S r . .,,.:,, , ,I l 3- 0 ' K 5 Q Row 1: R. Hathaway, G. Grimes, I. Spence, I. Greco, C. acevich, J. Lancos, I. David, I. Lopata, P, Kelly, R, Kruger Getic, T, Dudash, L. Dugan, S, Evosevich, Row 2: H. R, Michaylo, G. Kosfa, A, Davis, ROW 4, E, Gielata J' a Lemasters, C. Lutton, P. Krause, R. King, Mrs. Patterson, Figas, L. Fox, W. Fowler, R, G01-Such, J, Harvey, R, D,e1 C. Laing, E. Hall, D. Kraizert, K. Mann. Row 3: M. Kov- Greco, B, Wagner, The junior class was privileged this year in having , six energetic and very capable sponsors. Mr. Lloyd Cable, Mr. Louis Elias, Miss Margaret Gregory, Mr. Alex Horchack, Mr. Steve Mulik, and Mrs. Shirley Patterson had worked diligently in trying to help the jmiiors raise fimds for various activities. Their en- thusiasm and strong support helped to make the pro- jects successful. We, the junior class, sincerely thank them. ROW 12 A- Bell, A- BUC113-Il, E. Domitrovich, E. Liberatore. S, DePaulis, T, Rosenberger, E. Gruzinslci. Row 4: Mr. ROW 22 N- H2110we11,J- Hoffmasrer, C. Inman, B. Hunt, Cable, R, christy, J. chupa, R. Calabria, J, cereone, w, C. Hollister, S. Carpenter, C. Statler, M. Houser, S. Har- C311-10011, A, Bendig, M. Buffington, D. Cogan, T. Sundy. 1eY: F- Harding- ROW 32 C. Devall, P. Baker, R. Camp- Absent: R. Tomei, D. Delong, J. Jeter. bell, P. Cox, D. Binder, K. Perkey, S. Copeland, B. Lewis, CDC! -1 V - i . M , T K M-+1 , W ,, , 25:51-:4 '-' i rl WO ' an 1: 5 i The juniors this year were very hard working and energetic. As sophomores, we held a suc- cessful bake sale and several socials as money raising projects. Under the capable leadership of the following officers , president, Alex Kavic , vice-presidentg Ronna Michaylog secretary, Nancy Constatineg treasurer, Tillie Briscoe, and sergeant-at-arms , Dennis McCartney, our :lass has engaged in many projects to raise money for our Junior-Senior Prom. In September we began our very successful n C3 C5 GGG Y I October and November. A magazine sale and sale of very beautiful Christmas trees during the Christmas season were two more of our successful projects . A bake sale, card party and several socials completed our agenda of money making activities . During the process of making plans and ar- rangements for the prom, our class discovered the secret of a well-organized class , co-opera- tion. Our Junior-Senior Prom was a gala event well-attended by both the students and the fac- sale of Sta.nley Products, which continued through ulty, 95? FJ 0 . t Row 1: G. Ferrari, B. Salay, M. Swearingen, P. P. Figley, P. Russian, L. Miller. Krayniewski, Miss Gregory, D. Rowland, J. Ross, J. Progar, Row 3: D. McCartney, R. Neal, D. Lejeune, D. C. French, M. Sala. Morris, K. Mendenhall, K. Miller, L. Kuzma, R. Miller, Row 2: L. McCarthy, N. Pesker, B. Rogozewicz, B. Reinard, J. Price, J. Rusian, M. Minzak, B. Horvath, Kneeling. D. Hysong, B. Huswn, J.JariC1d. B- Kanaar. Row 1: Mr. Mulik, K. Morris, I. Maruskin, G. Balasik, M. McKenna, P. Pless, L. Noland, J. Mohney, D. McKinney, B. Revis- Row 2: D. McGinnis, K. Norman, R. Pe1'Si, J- News J. McMichael, R. Maratta, B. Markgxaf. B. Pollack, T. Briscoe, R, Maruskin, W. Barham, M. Allingham, D. McCe1land. Row 3: N, Galovich, R. Hollein, P. Hiber, G. Kapramarkovich, R. Hutson., D. Angelo, A. Kavic, G. Habedank, R. Kerlin, I. Kost, B. Jenkins. ff. :W M 1 In . f l y QL ik SX X, NEW 1? .1 2 D fm. x, , 1 mp... Junior-Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore Officers 1st Row Left to Right C, Davidson-president, I. L. Hilliker-secretary, B, Phillips-treasurer, B. Hilton- vice-president 2nd Row I. MCMi11eH-Sergeant-at' arms 'f Tongs T ' J---I- 'J Q5 Jmiior Officers lst Row Left to Right N, Constantine-secretary, M. Briscoe-treasLu'er 2nd Row Left to Right A. Kavic- president, R. Michaylo-vice-president, Dennis Mc- Caxtney-sergeant-at-arms .......,.-f-. v 1 L E .... .,...., Time for Juniors to be measured for their rings. Junior and Sophomore Home -room Presidents 1st Row Left to Right D. Ross, B. Biancuchi, I. Yost, R, Swan, R, Yager, C. Davidson 2nd Row J. Smallwood, I. Miller, R, Michaylo, D. Caler, E. Dimitnovich, B. Hudson Row 1 left: to right B. Luketic, C. Mazur, I. Lasky, Row 3-left to right I. Forney, B. Glancy, V. Hans, R, Lgmgsters, R, Martin, I. Ross, C. LaGuardia. D. Hall, J. Keller, J. Yost, I. Milanovich, S. Fouse, Row 2-left to right A. Paxton, B. Hughes, D- 511I1d0, J. Foley. D. Gardner, L. Fetkcvich, Miss Miketich, L. Frese, Row 4--left to right I, Kerns, J. Klacik, R. Hineman, V, Christie, M, Dye, C. Gould. D. Marovich, C. Lundy, D. Markel, I. McMi11en, I. Miller, B. Mercandante. Sophomores Row 1-left to right B. Smith, R, Chaney, R. DeLisio, Row 3-left to right R. Pegula, T. Bliss, M. Meany, J. Stewart, L. Speicher, F. Swogger, J. Schulock. J. Cropper, I. Bnmton, A. Shenefelt, A. Smith, N. Row 2-left to right I. L. Hilliker, G. Mallinder, C. Peret, I. Simonich, D. Filipovich. Row 4-left to right R. Morris, B. Krasinski, A. Hart, C. Wilfong, D. Sterling, W. Palombo, M. J. Faller, M. Schissler, M, Siegal, Mrs. Powell. Thomas, I. Swan, J. Shafer, D. Buckley, C. 513039, L, Holpp, S. King. P S 3 bg Qu' .levi 234.51 N I ..,..J.. 'Q--,y X 4... Row-1 Qseated left to rightj. H. Greene, G. Calabro, R. Hysong, F. Brown, R, Hoffmaster, D. Jenkins. L. Ross, J. Gaydosh. Row-2 J. Davidson, M. Cripe, M. Churney, D. Cvetican, J. Ciccone, M. Domitxovich, C. Best, D. Horvath, L. Crafton, Row-3 T. Inman, D. D'AmiCo, K. Miner, E, Cibulas, N. Dally, D. Cellini, M. Cox, V. Bell, J. Hendricks. Row-4 W. Gedris, W. Habich, E. Jordan, G. Kimbrough, N. Bal:-ich, M.Vincenzini, M. Kalenak, R. Holobinko, I. Gould. The sophomore class sponsors are: Standing: Mr, Ross Damaso, Mrs. Wilma Powell, Mrs. Betty Windle, and Mr, Francis Matika. Seated: Mrs, Faye Williams and Miss Dolores Miketich. Row-1: Qseated left to right, C. Zerr, C. Yeager, C. K. Snyder, M. Sine, E. Short, I. Verb:-mic, A. Young. Weisman, N. Clowes, B. T112-PP, MTS. Windle, P. Lundy, Row-3: E, Magoschak, M. Tiuner, T. Peoples. F. Yan- B. Bryan, A, DiCicco, N, Simoni. Row-2: R, Wilson, yecic, R, Yoko, T, Yager, R, Lasom, P, Mcjunkin, J, A, David, P. Turak, C. Wilsman, D. Skorich, H. Vas, McKittrick, F. Fouse. , , 5 A wc A A ij !,3k! . It , A S 3 X X f.. f .. 52 - 4-L. ., gy' WAI? D -..-- . 'NN .lf if-f' 4 Q ' I ' I nn.. g sun , 1 Ci Row 1-left to right R. Broolonan, J. L. Blaney, G. Carroll, R. Sweezy, E, David, F. Baker, Bishop Row 2-P. Anderson, S. hooks, L. Anderson, N. Anderson, M, Derenburger, I. Boyd, S. Teagarden, B. Brickner, A. Caton, M. Bryson The Class of 1961 chose the following officers to represent them for the 1958-59 school year: president, Carl Davidsong vice-president, Brent Hiltong secretary, Jo Linda Hilliker g treasurer , Betty Phillipsg and sergeant-at-arms, Jack McMil1en. Fund raising projects were the s ale of Row 1-left to right C. Neugebauer, J. Borrdas, M. Mosholder, G. Nagy, K. Norman, Row 2-B. Phillips, C. Onderick, T. Rossi, C, Minzak, D. Sklaok, R. A. Paxton, K. Moran, S M. Johnson . May, J. Kohler, , W 1... pw .K rv -eh' 2+-f .Know Row 3-I. Sanborn, W. Emler, M. A. Babich, R. Basco, B, Albright, M. Barton, E. Kistler, G. Campbell, R, C ti on Row 4-H. Cassida, E. Calhoim, M. Bargerstook, L. Clayton, D. Gable, G, Avolio, R. Torbic, A. Glomb, C. Davidson Christmas wrapping paper and ribbon, the sale of bobby sox, and sponsoring socials. The activities of the class were under the sponsorship fo Mr. Ross Damaso, Mr. Francis Matika, Miss Dolores Miketich, Mrs. Wilma Powell, Mrs. Faye Williams , and Mrs . Betty Windle. Row 3-D. Samovislci, B. Schriner, B. McEliwee, S. Parrish, R. Kohler, I. Kiefer, S. Kovach, S. Rush, I. Mrkonja, D. Propst Row 4-B. Seech, D. Gould, B. Shevchik, E. Neish, B. Biancucci, P. Mowad, J. Nale, C. Balo, M. Owen. K 7 -ri,-x , X 4 K 7 A 1 ' f 3? 'K A' 1 Mei' 3 X :ww L Q fl f Y 11 l Activities 5 ' . I C 1 , 3 'lf' M i w , is .,, . 1 in K- t ,, - I K ,, rg,K.Kw f, .L -.Aw is .tl is ,..wm-enwws,wedww- ,Aw ',- ' A fi 'fi Y - M'f tM' if ' , fain ' , ,ai 3 F - ' .7 A fs ,L Q5 - ,K K Q4 ' , , C Q-1 , 'sg 7 6 E, S' R :Qin 4-J, VK , 'Q Q K1 K H sv 5 f ' LA' W 'it Q - C 'F , 5 ' - -. ' P e - 5 s if was KK, KKKK K K V. K. 1 . .K KK ,IK K K. E KKRK KKKKK . K ., 3 ' ' t P M w KLKK- f, g 1 , Eff , .V bww' ,K Ahh! Candy after the half-show. it ig V za,-nag. ,. . . ., was 3. ,-fK:,g'f -els' A .25 - M- ai . sr f --iz. :RW P ., ey wf1s+f'fi .1 his U 12 -Q if fqggsifrffiifafiqiwif K K.K, ,KW W , K -N-,,,gf-5-sri? few x , viii' ,Q ,Ky9g,kK3m,.:, p . - f yagxjwn w f, p gffz-muy - Jfglfaf1s2Qf 5 q 39- if W' Q 'iif iistil w ii' I l' 4 K thaw., .. gli ll., fi -. . The Hopewell Memorial High School Band is stepping high in their new blue and gold uniforms-thanks to the Band X Boosters and to the Joint School District. Under the direction of Mr. Pasquarelli and Mr. Tolfa, the band this year pre- sented a pre-game show at each home football game. Mr. Pasquarelli, busier than ever, started a new dance band bringing enjoyment to the school and community. Mike Kavic had the honor of being band captain this year, and the Band Council worked harder than ever to the betterment of the band. The band received several invitations from high schools and colleges to play concerts, and traveled again to Westminster College. Another big event was attending the Laurel Day Festival honoring the Pennsylvania State Flower. The band participated last summer in the Aliquippa Jubilee Parade and Kennywood Band Festival, and was the host for the Lions Club Band Festival held at Aliquippa Stadium. We must not forget that the band also has a spring concert to present besides all the parades, pep assemblies, band festivals, and half-time shows. This hard working group of Hopewell Memorial High School deserves all the praise and glory that they have been receiving for afine band. Our smiling twirlers in action. llllidhdjvw-on a 1 B. Salay, D, Salay, D. McKinney, C, Swearingan, A. Shenefelt, F. Knox, C. Laing, D. Chaney, G. Ferrari, B, Frye, N, Constantine, C. Bohlander, L. Hilton, L. Swan, M. Houser, D, Spiece, D. Sterling, B. Reinard, W. Palumbo, J. Price, D, Caler, I. Yost, G. Terrence, R, Delong, W. Fowler, D, Spiece, H. Kier, D. McGinnis, B, Wimer, C. Va.nOrmer, B. Tharp, M. Samovislci, F. Gorman, C, White, H. Elliott, V. DeSa.ntis, K. Dickson, G Brunton,D Booth,J Hilliker D Horvath M. Swear- higm, J, spank.. L. Nnquin, J. 'rhSms, T. burns, R. King, J. Hauser, W. smith, N. McCabe, R. Wilson, C. Stone, F, Engle, R. Christy, V. Mohney, I. Maruslcin, D. ,, . ,- uiing si- f: 'iii ' 1 - I 3 , . 1 1 . 'gn , . W.. ', .- fr Y. . ' L -' lv! .-54, iv. A I - - 'f' ' wt ' H V N I Q ,C ' I ,. ' 1, ,f fn. .i.- - 1 ' ff . 1 ' . . ff Ein? faery . f ' . X , -f' V . -X , 7 i .. 'f 1 pf fl 1. sf ,f if ',' 4 1 W. P?-.iff-'Jr ' 1,11 .'.' . 3' A W if fe K A , I if '9'5,k-g . fe V ff 0 l'iwf.fgEQ45Q.'.fiff . ,ii 1 - 5 .f lf' - - .L :ff ,-S. 'i ff uf- I -'ii' n , , im. . ., ...v ., . A , 3. asf-A -- Here are Hopewe1l's high stepping majorettes. Morris, S. King, D, Kraflert, I. Kerlin, A, Kavic, R. Mazur, W. Garbinsky, A. Thomashefsky, D. Campbell, L. Blaney, A. Mecam, R. Maruskin, D. Spiece, B. Ross, E. White, J. Swalla, D, Evans, R, De1Greco, K. Morris, C, LaGuardia, G. Kiger, E, Kemp, M. Kavic, B. Hilton, G Habedank, R. Struble F. Persi, G Hish D. Van- Ormer, A Thomas, W fowler, R Yoko K. Mendenhall, B. Krysinski, N. weuer, M. Faller, K. Nfmer, J. nm- agan, T. Flanagan, J. Horm. Announcer: H. Green Majorettes: C, Cunningham, E. Elliott, C, Wimer, M. Domitrovich. The band brings South Pacific to us. 59 Going over last minute details are Mary Beth Smith, editor, and P21121 Figley, assistant editor. Mrs. Opsatnik, our able sponsor, is busy with the yearbook. I Preparing a copy sheet for our publisher is Linda Hilton. Here Susan Nan is adding the finishing touches to our Vildng art work. Viking Staff We, the Viking Staff, are proud to present the 1959 Viking. Under the competent sponsorship of Mrs. Opsatnik, the Viking has seen many improvements. Our very efficient editor, Mary Beth Smith, and helpful assistant editor, Patti Figley, have done their best to produce a truly fine yearbook. Our talented art editor, Susan Nan, has made the 1959 Viking more pleasing to everyone. But the ones who really made the 19 59 Viking what it is are the hard-working members of the Viking Staff. The ones who solicited for patrons and ads, who sold yearbooks, who provided the various write-ups contained in the Viking, and who typed and prepared the material to be sent to the publisher. To these hard- working members of the Viking Staff goes a big vote of thanks for a yearbook we shall always be proud of, The 19 59 Viking. 4-'Q Row 1: M. Belich, G. Farrimond, C. Cunningham, E. Elliott, S, Nan, S, janicki, P, Figley, M, B, Smith, L. Hilton, M, Zubasic, Row 2: G, Carroll, I. Di Vito, K. Carroll, G. Balasik, B, Stettler, B. Wimer, K. Morris, Our senior s12H members who have given their all to the Viking. 'V' .x,,,...-F Student Council ,......, W... Mach:-114, S Monrow M. A. Bilich, L L, Hilliker, G. Row 1-left to right Mr. Elias I. Troynar B. Wassler - i a B. Pollack, c wimer, R. De1Cireco, R. Michaylo, ' Brunton, N- Rlchv-H15 , M Ka , Miss Gregory ' Row 3-left to right C. Davison, Q. Hilton, . gc, Row 2-left to right P. Turak, P. Anderson, J. Foley, It MCKE9-P: B' T091'-hma-ns R' Cvetlcana R- Peskefs - K. Mm-an, B, Fan, E. G1-uzmski, G. Fan-amend, s. B13-ncuccls D- ROSS. J- ROSS National Honor Society Seated-J. McKean, fTresJ, N. Mutkus, fVice P1'6S.,, Sponsor, Standing-F. Engle, M. B. Smith, S. Ianicki, B. Wimer, fPres.j, N. Richards, fSec.j, Mr. Hollobaugh, M. J. McC11e1a,n, F. Derglin, C. Wimer, R. Houser, 62 M.. n ..1...,., ..,.....-. .M -My-,f .,...L.,,.X., MMM.. ...,.., 4 .-4..- Mu Alpha Theta Nd, 11 Qu' 4 'mr Q, A af is Row 1-left to right Mrs. Brown, K. Carroll, N, M. Kavic, J. Flanigan, D. VanOrmer, B. Van Tohnston, M. A, Bilich, B. Stettler, K. Morris, F. Embmgh, R. Houser. Derglin, B. Wimer, E. Kyce, M. B. Smith. Row 3-left to right J. Jurges, I.. Anderson E. Row 2-left to right R. Yuan, H. Keir, R. Yost, Morrow, c. Baylow, G, cmou, ' S c a ra b Cl u b Row 1-left to right L, Rhom QV, P1-e5,j, S, Nan Row 2-left to right G. Farrimond, C. Bohlandenr, fPres.Q, Miss Dehaven, J. Ross fSec,j, B, Giles B. Falk, M. 59.12-, C. MOSh01de1', J. Feirtag cr 63 1 ' U Leaders Club Q: kwyrf V ,ap if 'Q Row 1-Mrs. Williams, M. B. Smith, G. Farrimond, Row 3-E. S. Elliot, J- Divito, M. Bilich, B. Bowels, C. Milanovich, S. Janiclci, C. Wimer, Mrs. Heckendorn, P. Sobash, P. Unis, J. Lancos, G. Ferrari, G. Balasik, MTS. P3.tte1SOI1 Ps Fi-gl-eye Row 2-P. Krayniewski, C. Luztton, C. Cunningham, M. Zubasic, B. Rogczewicz, J. Welch, I. Mcllvain, P. Kraus, N. Mutlcus Future Homemakers of America Row I Mrs. Peters, C. Mosholder, D. Oskowski, M. Row III P. Ferry, F. Brooks, P. Kelly, P. Black, W. Paich, W. Reader, J. Pharr Sproul, M. Horvath, N. Richards, D. Cripe, G. Smith. Row II S. Torrence, D. Schmidt, T. Pharr, M. Hillman, P. Walker, B. Lundy, M. Sarvey, B. Johnson, J. Russian. 64 ze, -L. . Y? I. 5 M , .I......4. WMV. Future Teachers of America -A-E l , W W co ar - - K A' 1, Tris me Enix ..,..l I ..n....T , 'T' Row 1. Qleft to right, Mrs. Doughty, M. A. Lint, K. Morris, B. Mook, J. Mcllvain, E. Kyc. Row 2: C. Milanovich, E. Bowers, B. Salay, G. Si.ne, B. Wimer, M. Minzak, D. Caler, R. M. Marusldn, F. Derglin, S. Nan. J. Spence, H. Elliot, D. Berkner. Row 2. F. Kostlich, , sm, Audio Row 1. Qleft to rightj Mr. Casoli, I. Miller, I. McKean, D. Salay, J. Spencer, J. McMil1en, B. Gedris, R. VM' ti 55 ...- I . f Hainley, J. Pursley, Row 3: C. Young, H. Gilbert, E. Cibulas, J, Simonich, M, J, Fallel' I. Yost, C. Could, C. Wimer, C, Mosholder, il. Mullen. Visual R. Pesker, C. David, R. Kauch, F. Yanyecic, L. Henderson. Row 3. R. Miller, D. McCa.rmey, B. Hilton, R. Cvetican, D. Markel, J. Licker, G. Shafer, L. Grahovac, J. Donovan. X M il fi r Rowl -- Left to right M. Schultheis, I. Hineman, C. Kcrtala, D. Hcuston, Miss Lane, c. Mosholder, M. H01-vars., D. Osl-uowsl-ci, D. Milliken, F. d lvumheu. Row 2 -- Left no right J. Boyd, M. J. McClellan, M. A. Babich, Reco I' V. Christie, C. Minmk,N?. May, H. Lemasters, F. Brooks, K. Douglas, J. Drake, B. McE1wee, . Sclussler, R. Basco, B. Hughes. Row 3 -- Left to right N. Richards, M. Paich, B. Horvath, I. Lopata, K. Mann, P. Kelly, L. Simunich, A. Slawianoski, C. Slawianosld. 7 Mgr' Librarians Row 1 -- Left to right I. Elias, R. Cvetican, C. Young, M. Zubasic, P. Sobash, C. Trembath, E. Bravo, J. Jasek, R. Tomei. Row 2 -- Left to right C. Onderick, D. Cvetican, B. Falk, N. Wilamowski E. Gruzinsld N. Pesker, R. Pm., s. Momw. Row 3 -- Left no right ri. Galovich, 15. Churovia, R. Pesker, G, Karamarkov-ich, L. Dugan, R. De1Greco, J. McKitt1'ick, B. Shemer. 66 55 -. ....,.....i,, Rowl - B. Hcrvath, M. David, J. Clark, A. Davis, B. wassler, J. Mai-uskm. Row II- R. Fink, C. McConnell, P. Sobash, K. Morris, M, Zubasic, F. Engle, C. Crabtree, L. Mizenko, N. Fusco, J. Feiertagc, Row III - B. Roiozewicz, C. White, C. Younli, B. Falk, E, Cruz- inski, B. Miller, H. ilbert, N. Dally, . Smith, I. Milanovich, 1. erle, M. Mmzak, Mr. Salay. Row IV - G. Mallinder, C. Hart, E1 Cibulas, K. Miller, R. Cvetican, C. David, P. Unis, B. Salay, G. Sine. Hi-Lites .L.....,.- V .J... Q-:mr Q JCI . - F , Va rslty ow I fl. to r., R. I-Iuchko, R. Fuss, T. Zvonar, B. anEmburgh, B. Churovia, R. Kerlin, E. Bravo, J. sek, R. Tomei. ow II fl. to r., Mr. McDonald, J. Troynar, B. aechman, J. O'Connor, R. Parrish, I. McKean, J. arosz, E. Nyilyk, Mr, Volitich. aw III fl. to r., R. Cvetican, R. Fuller, R. Pesker, . Golsuch, B. Toothman, C. David, C. Tremba , Gruber. th: TYPH19 Row I K. Kearns, G. Calabria, W. DeLong, R. Martin R. Chaney, I. Hendricks, E. Morrow, E. Short Row II N. Dally, K. Snyder, M. Seigal, B. Frye, S, Fouse, E. Cibulas, C. Best, C. Gould, W. Palombo Row III Mrs. Powell, M. J. Faller, J. Milanovich, A. Smith, J. Brmmton, K. Miner, J. Simonich, J. L, I-Iilliker, I. Yost, S. Terrence, Mrs. Windle. Row IV W. Krasinski, S. King, J. Klacek, W. Smith, J, Ross, C. Mazur, K. Maravich, C. Stone, M, Kalenich, J. Gould. 67 .....,...-.M Science M 1,8 -gp Row 1-left to right L. McCartney, E. Jordan, B. Van Emburgh, D, Van Ormer, R. Yost, C. Mazur, Row 2-left to right D. Maravich, G. Calabro, B. Yalcin N. johnson, A. Thomashefsky, M. Kavic, S. Janiclzi, B. Houser, Mr. Currie eg 3 im? ll 5 ,Q 7. 7, A xi QP l Z YH Row 3-left to right B. Delong, C. Baylo, K. Carroll, E. Kyo, B. Frye, D. McGinnis, K. Norman, L. Copeland, B. Ross, J. Ianicki, M. Owen Row 4-left to right D. Lejeune, G. Carroll, H. Keir, C. Orndoff, F. Fouse, A. Thomas, D. Speice, D. Propst, C. La. Guardia, G. Nagy. Tri-Hi-Y Row 1-left to right Mrs. Brown, J. Mcllvain, C. White, F. Engle, K. Morris, B. Wimer, Mrs. Peters, Row 2-left to right M. Sarvey, M. Paich, D. Qkowski, E. Searight, M. Shears, K. Dickson, L. Hilton, E. Copeland. are F in 68 Row 3-left to right B, Stettler, P. Ferry, J. Houston, C. Crabtree, N. Mullen, M, Russell, A, Reinbeau 13 '7' V9 U! 9 Bond Council af- Q 4' R if i yn- H i 'Ajgwm '. Q 4 W .WA -1 govi .1-ki. Wimer, D. Sterling, Mr. Pasquarelli, B. Row 2--D. Speice, B. Hilton, M. Kavic, D. VanOrmer ar ms Chorus Row 1-Miss Izak, L. Crafbon, M. Dye, L. Simunick, ROW 2-J. Simonich, I. Brlmwn, D. Gardner, M. S. Slawianoslci, S. Ianicki Derenburger, W. Emler, N. Mullen 40 T' QF' 69 V' 1 The Public Address System takes care of the devotions and announcements. 'The members are: Gayle Fanimond, Frances Engle, Mary Beth Smith, and Nadine Richards. Public Address System Senior Red Cross Row 1: Treasux'e1', Susan Fouse- President, Joan ROW 22 12211 Kiferp Ami' Smith, 51131011 MAY, J11dY Sponsor, Mrs. Sanlzorng Secretary, Nancy Sadler, C2-1'01Y11 Best. - ' Row 3: Blanche Hu S Dallyg Vice President, Karen Moran. ghes, Nanette imoni E Jhmwwwwsee-sq f . N s.,,f.,a,s. .fwmym , 3 70 Snapshots W F 1 Y WHY VW ew 5 Q X m E Z M, ., . A I K an e' ,ff ff' E -4.3- nf 3 n 5' 5 The coronation of our May Day King and Queen. X Our maid of honor Diane Elliott and escort Bob Dunn. q lm itxcs V. Y it 5 Queen Gwen and King Dean before their crowning, Our beautiful queen Gwen Markgraf and her king Dean Lloyd. E Wx 1-. fi I ,xxx fe-p. C7 The crowning of our myalfv took Place when the attendants Bob Dunn and Diane Elliott placed the crowns on the head of our beautiful queen Gwen Mai-kgraf and the handsome king Dean Lloyd. Moy Day May Day 1958 was one of the most beautiful ceremonies ever held at Hopewell Memorial High School. The stage was artistically decorated, The girls of the court were gorgeously dressed in their gowns of many pretty colors. The whole auditorium was silent as Queen Gwen Markgraf and King Dean Lloyd entered, Gwen was dres- sed in a lovely gown of white and she looked beautiful with her dark hair. Dianne Elliott and Bobby Dunn, attendants of the King and Queen, crowned the royalty. The May Co1u't consisted of Carol Bishton, Becky Gorsuch, Janice Mann, Joyce Mann, Rose Mercadante, Diane Persutte, Sondra Smith, Janet Sovak, Patsy Speicher, Vallerie Wassler, and Harriet Wilamowski. Their escorts were Thomas Barkovich, Pat Bull, Joseph Hixenbaugh, Arthur Kanarr Ray Mutkus, John Peduni, Mike Pestilli, Donald Ross, liichard Showalter, Joseph Sullivan, and George Yanyecic. The Senior Class chose the court from the members of the class by popular vote. The seniors began the May Day program by filling into their regular assembly seats as a group. The May Court was entertained by a trio of senior girls and a trio of junior girls who sang. The band played a few musical selections and a group of Junior Class boys and girls performed the waltz. Susan Rush was the an- nouncer for the program. The ceremony was ended by the Senior Class singing The Halls of Hopewell. Many memories will be cherished by the class of 1958, but the memories of the May Day Court and its colorful ceremony will be uppermont in the minds of each senior who graduated that year. 1 DAY .o Mlssihfgg After many hours of preparation, the long awaited Jr.-Sr. Prom was presented by the Juniors in honor of the Seniors. The beautiful pink and white decorations transformed the gy-rn into a Pink Paradise and the music, provided by Bobby Caputo, set the mood for this highly successful affair. The Jmiior Class presented the Jr.-Sr. Prom, Pink Paradise, on April 25, 1958. The gym was beautifully decorated in pink and white. A huge basket of flowers was Choosing Autumn Leaves suspended from the ceiling. Music for this gala occasion as their theme, the Tri-Hi-Y was provided by Bobby Caputo. sponsored Hopewell 's first fall semi-formal. This dance set the pace for the other exciting events on the AUTUMN social calendar at Hopewell. LEAVES Semi-Formal Hey! Let's watch that, Judy! Now that's much better! Junior High Q 1 Q Y 5 5 5 , 3 x 1 Q I QM-Q 6 Q.. I i M o -K Ir.. . Grade Row-1. 1effErigh2fP.Bse1emen, N. Mums J. Thomas L. McCoy, R. Bernard K. Ben B. Merhersen, c. MeE1f.eney, C. Mercadante. Row 2. Mr. Bowley, V. Mohney, J. Lesky, M. McKen.sie?1N. Mecebe, T, Karnes, M, Kost, E, Lester, G, Kunlde, C. Lampe, T. Huwar, F. Constantine. Row 3. B. Melko, P. Kisucky, C. Vandemia, E. Kostial, M. Sieffert, P. Rozycki, B. Kyc, B. Kirkwood, D. Lokomski, J. McNeil. Row iz J, Mendenhall, A, Mecaro, B. Miller, T. Lopata, J. Miller, D. Anderson, B. McCoy, I. Basile, L. Mr onja. m gg B ne n Row 1. fleft to right, H. Elliott, A. Lupcho, T. Flanigan, D. Evans, H. Hathaway, I.. Boggs, R. Hineman. Row 2. M, Perus, A. Carline, P. Croner, 1, Cotter, C, Bielich, Mrs. Wiley, J. Cook, C, Farrimond, I. Fiertag, D, Fultz S. Fairbanks. Row 3. P. Schnider C. Gonzalez, G. Hish, M. D'Antonio C. Domitrovich, B. Denny, B. Durlbin, c. cweker, c. odem, s. Davidson. Row 4. D. Hillman, G. Dye, '1'. Force, J. Erit:-mo, D. Dickhon, I. Wozniak, D. Evans, P. Darroch, M. Godich. Row 1. Qleft to rightj I. Long, G. McCarthy, E. Domsett, G. Kanarr, R. Bailey, G. Lindell, B. Kosmann., T. Machak, K. Imnper. Row 2. R. Hill, J. Johnson, G. Frye, J. Izak, N. Johnson, F, Gorman, L. Gray, D, Henderson, D. Bealman, C. Houston, Row 3. L. Holmes R. Mazur, K. Dulay L. West, P. Haber, s. Hill, K. Karemerkevieh, M. Nyilyk, L. Koman, E. G01-reli, Mr. Waters. Row 4. T. Grey, D. Kisnler, D. Jordan, B. Dudash, B. Inches, P, Agich, D. Kost, P. Patuc, R, Fueller. C5 figs D Q' Nine eff gziilxix' 2 W S U' 1' 1st Row: C. B01-ham, R. Crabtree, A. Cipolla, S. Mann, E. Pavletic, G. McElheny, M. Dorsett, D. Clem- ents, P. Cogis. 2nd Row: D. Booth, L. Campbell, A. Cipolla, A. Chupa, E. Antel, A. Pancottini, C. Bailey, H. Crivellaro, B. Corsi, M. Gentile. 3rd Row: Mr. Casoli, D. Cain, L. Butler, E. Beisenkamp, S. Burchett, E. Haushalter, P. Rodnichi, D. Briscoe, J. Andrasik, J. Cassida, K. Hutson. 4th Row: D. Charles, K. Hall, T. Dufala, E. Prince, D. Davidson, R. Hollein, C. Chevront, C. Iaing, J. Byers. 1st Row: L. Rossi, R. Roberts, R. Ozimok, C. Radey, R. Reinbow, I. Ozimok, L. Richards, F. Persi, E. Kalets. 2nd Row: K. Wilson, I. Parrish, C, Swearigen, D. Speice, M. Miller, J. Neish, C. Reeder, M, Rossi, P. Patterson, S. Schultheis, J. Pearson. 3rd Row: B. Sweezey, W, Persol, I. Rock, J. Owen, L, Rowe, M. Bready, S, Parrish, O. Revis, L. Naquin, B. Schiefelbein, I. McKean. 4th Row: J. Puskarich, G. Plevel 1, Roffle, T. Jeter, I. Walker, R. Pharr, J. Immekus, D. McMichael. , lst Row: W. Miner, W. Wiley, M. Samovisld, J, Spencer, T. Sullivan, D. Salay, F. Spence, E. White, K. Swggger, J, Skipp, 2nd Row: G, Smeluer, D. Skiba, K. Webberlcing, J. Smith, K. Sterling, C. Salvatti, Mrs. Sanborn, E. Vandenbord, B. Best, V. Yeager, T. Watring, C. White. 3rd Row: C. VanOrmer, L. Schmidt, L, Swan, D, Vurgich, J, Wylie, K, Terrence, C. Stolar, V. Sobesld, B. Wigington, I.. Carpenter, A. Zuccaro, J. Vidovich. 4th Row: P. Trgovich, D. Durkos, K. Smith, A. Thomashefsky, J. Weller, M. Vuynovich, O. Vallese, F. Milanovich, D. Vaughn, M. Swogger. FED P0 E '34 .. f V 1 WT 1 .. - M -93 .fl ' if -lg:-v Do you want to dance? Hey, Lundy, did you lose your girl? il , f f4 ws..- K -'-3-vm-gif Ks,,' K What are you expecting, girls? A boy! The class of 1962 consists of 255 students, who are eagerly looking forward to being a part of the senior high. As freshmen, their activities were somewhat limited as they were still part of the junior high. Nevertheless, they were able to attend, among other activitiies, the senior high socials. They had also planned a freshmen party which was well attended. Under the leadership of these capable freshmen, many clubs have a well-rounded activity schedule. The home room teachers include Mrs. Dorothy Sanborn, Mr. Robert Casoli, Mrs. Eleanor Wiley, Mr. Harry Rowley, Mr. James Currie, and Mr. John Waters. .ff- in Learning for the future. Our peppy junior high cheerleaders. -Elec, i Mtg, 0 55' 15 v H-s 00 won. as fi Left to right, Row 1 S. Chemel, W. McMillen, S. Zimmerman, D. Seech, B. Sala, Miss Seethaler, M. Milleage, C. Kugel, M. Melko, G. Zettel, and K. Highberger Left to right, Row 2 B. Roupe, A. Eger, W. Wojtkowsld, S. Rogers, P. Smith, M. Yager, L. Westberg, C, Headley, D. Gilchrist, A. Janicki, and J. Rivers. Row 3 M. Duafala, F. Mallinder, N. Fetkovich, T. Schriner, B. Raines, D. Rowland, F, Reisinger, T. Mihok, C. Ulmer, and D, Freier. left to right, Row 1 C, Luketic, M. Vidovich, S. Neish, L. Koon, K. Germusa, K. Batchelor, D. Beheler, S. Berkner, J. Bull, D. Wasler. Row 3 L, Schmidt, J. Kerlin, W. Chmney, K. Kratzert, W. Searight, P. Cervi, R. Lynn, I. Barth, R. Peoples, E. Johnston. Row 2 Mr. Dempsey, K. D'Antonia, I. George, D. Anderson, M. Ferguson, R. Simmons, M. Borst, R. Kirkwood, E. Kohler, I. Jenkins This, the eighth grade, consisting of 226 students, is in the second year at Hopewell Memorial High School. They are far from the awed students who entered our school last ear. They have become accustomed to the hustle and bustle of school life. Very active in sports, Land, and many other school activities, they are an important part of our school. There are many of our best scholastic students in the class, also. Grade They look toward the future with open eyes and open minds, eager for the time when they will become a part of the senior high, truly an important step in the life of every student. Led by their sponsors Miss Seethaler, Miss Smith, Mrs. Blaney, Mr. Dempesey, Mr. Back, Mr. Scursatone, Mr, Skrypak, and the other members of the faculty they will endeavor to ind their place in the world around them. To you, class of '63, we wish the best of luck. F3 fl Qi' 1 C3 163 W V Eight Left to right, Row 1 I. B01i!1g, P- Yonleovich, G. Gruber, L. Caler, D. Cimeca., L. Calabria E. Byrnne, B, Brady, A, Smith, P, Spomerville. Row 2 Mr. Back, G. Baron, S. Kuga., C. Ri Henhour, B. Zvonar, P. Lisbon, N. Swearigen, R. Barker, J. Weisman, R, Fortune. Row 3 R, DeLong, B. George, H, Sproul, D. Worrell, J. Corbin, N, Roppo, R. Rains, T. Bohlander. Left to right, Rowl D. Rush, E, Combs A. Cipolla, E. Ramsey. Row 2 D. Cimeca, J. Calhoon, M. Darroch, M. Corn, B. May, Miss Smith, B, Fetkovich, P. jones, E. Stevens, S. Walker, S. Harris. Row 3 R. Mihalic, R. Corwin, J. Schmidt, A, Veri, A, M. Dugan, P. DiGiovine, M. Carroll, R. Dockter, S. Babich, B, Cowgill. Row 4 R, Pistilli, T. Tilly, D. Koval, D. Myers, J. Somerville, M. Peduzzi, P. Samoviski, R. Sullivan, B. Bailey, J. Boston. Left to right, Row 1, kneeling, D. Fortune, G. I-lineman, A, Walskey, J, Hayes. Row 2 J. Hughes, D. Johnston, C. Kwit- owsld, C. Boring, M, Mosholder, B. Strouss, S. Sanborn, M, Palsa, J. Frye, K. Cunningham, K. Hirschinger. Row 3 Mr. Scursatone, M. Dun, M. Kier, D. Hesser, J. Faldiz C. Dickson, K. Gorsuch, K. Milanovich, K. McCoy, R. Porte 'eld, I. Wilson. Row 4 D. Seuight, A. Statler, G. Clayton, G. MC- Alljster, W. King, D, Ferezan, R. McConnell, S. Kriest, R. Fairchild. S-ng! G Q Left to right, Row 1 M. Shomsky, K. Powell, D, O'Neill, R, Sells, G, Kennedy, T, Phillips, R, Hysong. Row 2 L, Lenker, C, Foliz, A, Neiman, M. Durr, C. Mravic, Mrs. Blaney, C, Murphy, J. Pushinsky, P, Ford, L. Okey, P, Marenlcovich, Rovw 3 R, Vidovich, N. Propst, F, Pearson, C, Morris, S. DiVito, R, McConnell, B. Ruckert, M, Eagleton, M, Gunther, R. Jones Row 4 D, Thompson, F. Progar, P, Lampe, W, Scisciani, R. Wilson, D. Webberking, C, Miller, L, Walker, I. Lawton, F, Obermeier, ' 7 A ' it in l'N.-...,. Junior High bgokwol-msg Solving the mysteries of math. Studying about exotic lands! Left to right, Row 1: R. Scocc, L. Rock, D- Kluz, J- HOW. J, Caputo, P, VanO1-mer, V. Tomei, T. Hamilton, G. Corwin, R, West, D, George. Row 2: Mr. Skrvpak, R- palochak, D, Puskal-ich J, Russell, T. Wilson, C. G01'1'HleYa D, Jones, I, Gilbert, J. 1101361134 bmw Dig and delve ! Grade Seven - ,af Run. girls- Here Comes Mr- Bonomil It can't be as bad as all THAT! 1 s Our seventh grade class was beginning getting to them before the tardy bell rang. to enjoy the new and exciting experience They had many new classes this year, such of the high school. They were going to as gym, home economics , and shop. With weekly assemblies , participating in the aSSiStanCe of their sponsors, Mrs . various sports, attending junior high Peters, Mrs. Creese, Mr. Cleary, Mrs. socials, joining the Junior High Band, MCDOna1d, Mr. Joseph, Mr. Longo, Mr. and other various clubs. During the first Hrubovcak, and Mr. Krancevic, they will few anxious weeks , everyone had trouble graduate as the class of 1964, finding out where their classes were and Homemaldng 1St ROW! N. Gaydosh, C. Mann, J. Wasky, R, Corwin, Pherson, L, Eaten, C. Mann, 3rd Row: L. Scisciani, C. Dorchnic, Mrs. Peters, V. Huchko, J. Christy, K. J. Brown, L. Pilkey, P. Kovacevich, B. Corwin, I. Koman, D. Trembath, B, Snyder. 2nd Row: J. Huf- Furgerson, S, Kistler, P. Heaps, D, DePue, M, Hayes, Hagel, H. Horency, 5. Cutright, J. Young, B. Barton, E, Billiter, E. Neiman. R. Collins, P. Cassida, M, Bishop, R. Haber, R. Mc- ,if-f .emma Left to right, Rowl E. Henry, R. Dunlap, T, Hans, E, Durbin, F. Seltz, C. Garren, R. Rowe, R. Fiuppi. Row 2 D. Rouser, K. Sadler, S. Staley, M. Mraovich, J. McE1hose, D. Piroli, S. Nay, D. Parsons, C. Babyak, J, Pearson, W. Watving- Row 3 L. Riffle, C. Mcllvain, K. Rebich, R. Folland, V. DeSantis, R. Baker, I. Harclerode, C. Alltel, J. Miner, P. Gould, D. Romich, C. Miller. RQW 4 MI, Salay, H, Heady, Tn Gould, J. I-lineman, S. Slawianoski, O, Bradley, D, Biggs, J. Ohler, D. Earlewine, N. Dye, D. Dav'iS, R. Farber. Left to right, Rowl D. Kuzma, R. Cain, M. Parisi, B. Wise, D. Gilmore, C. Kokoski. Row 2 D. Lippincott, C, Master, D. Karas, D. Speicher, L. Marenkovich, E. Kanarr, K. Jones, 1. Lopata, I. Hill, D. Kefalas. Row 3 S. Lang, L. Jones, D. Kauals, T, T. Caton, G. Morrow, I. Sarvey, A. Kincaide, G. TLu'ner, M. Adams, C, Babich, V. Lechman, Row 4 Mr. Cleary, W, Zettle, F, Kier, H. Davidson, G. Tiuzak, D, Milligan, T. Cox, G, Claypole, B, Miller, R. Maguschak, H. Lewis. cu? Left to right, Row 1 T. Lavelle, D. Bruce, J. Mihok, R. Roberis, J. Kohar A, Nagy, P. Nagy. son, N. Wimer, S. Wagner, B, Skoog, B. Wilsman, S. Yoho. Row 3 Mr. Joseph, W. Kemp, G, McCartney, F. Bendig, J. Stuckwish, T. Weller C. Inman, E, Ulmer, E, janecek, lv. Thomashefsky. M. Klacik, w. Edd, P. Kisucky A, Magby, s, Karp, D, Macomb, YN, Krauc, J. Mcllvain, R. Zelechowski. Row 2 V. Vallese, B. Cafrelli, J. Bucha N. Brougher, C. Hankinson, D, Robert Row 4 A. Iacobucci, N. Malobabich, Left to right, Row 1 M. Pizzelle, S, Pyles, D. Verl, R. Roberts, C, Conti, R. Cunningham. Row 2 N. Pesich, M, Jeter, J. Mc- Farland, S. Calabro, M. Erdely, A, Frank, D. Del-Iaven, S. McWilliams, C. Iaey, C. Javonovich, R, Cercone, S. Gaydos. Row 3 Mr. Longo, J. Gilchrist, I. Anderson, R, Coberly, T. Estel, C, Wilson, H. Parsons, I. Dzvonar, R. Figas, C. D'Antonio. Row 4 E. Conrad, D. Hineman, E. Neubauer, J. znusld 1. Tharp, L. Orndoff, G. Treamfellow, A, Robertson, W, Fultz, R. DeLong, P, Zaluski. R. Cervi. Absent - f. Cheuvront. ff.. 5 . , , ww---...a Left to right, Row 1 L. D'AmiC0. J- sm.-., A. smith, K.J0hnSt011, S- Rupert. J. McNeill, A. Schissler, D. Rowland, I. McNeill, D. McWilliams, S. KHPP' 'nger. , Row 2 P. Han, D. HPPS, G- PhY111PSf W, sw-r, W. Taormina, R. Nolland, L. Hendemn, C. Harvey. 53- Y0100. K- Kegms, M, Caler, N. Collins, Mr. Krancevic. Row 3 J. Matiko, M. Conner, G. StauHer, N. Fortune, L. BIOWII. J- Maryanslcy, Z, SCBCII, J. Ross, Ao Andgg-3011, C, Stl'iCk1eI'. Q . ff P mt i if .- 1 Q -4 Left to right, Row 1 D. Cacali, G. Cripe, R, Zuccaro, R, Polojak, D, Covert. Row 2 Mr. Hrubovcak, M. Campbe 1. Bahon, M. Chupa, D, Bargerstock, D. Brown, S. Anders, C, Cannon, B. Brittain, M. Yurich, G. Salvati, P. Sovak, C. Rodich, Row 3 A, Shannon, C. Bahon, B, Kerlin, E. Repic, R, Lewis, A, Allil' J. Schissler, R. Erimno, W. Karas, J, Baker. Row 4 R, Baysinger, J. Gural, F, Price, R. Samargia, D. Haswell, R, Reed, J. Gray, J. Pegula, J. Cogis, D. Daniels, T. Rohm, T. Alexander 0 I if 5 -' vo- X .w 'o.1 ' 'uN,,.w,i -sv . ,. W XV. A ,W x A .A K ' V- - - - r .1 :As ifregfffr- if - Q fb- 3? ,Q ' 3.-1. .-5.13. iiiglfoflifggyw H5531-'Koi' fifqgrooof, k Q f V -f,,:'j ,H V, jog- , Lag, , fkgifb', glQggQ111,Qi4,,ogx,gxgigQQ'. Vwgjgozayff,E,,i.',,, 21,2 . A V- Q K aj. 1 :4'1'ei Yis35N near.-.offk . A ' ,wok r 3 ,g,.g.of1+s'Wf,o1yN ,igsgn yifiwa , ' W 7 N - as .7 M ? , -Q f 1? S - 4 S go W, ' , is S - ,ge 4 W B' B A ' B X , B B 4' B 1 V 5 f 5 A K ., 4, ' s B Lf ' N D B ' Q r fi x . K W ,QQ W1 ' V ' ,.gfXgeSQ,s X ,414 . 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Bishop, 1. Hill, F. Kao., D. Gilmore, D. fvuuikon, B. Wise, W. Zettel, H, Davidson, D, Biggs, V. DeSantis, M. Mraonich, J. Pearson, S. Slawianoslci, W. Watring, J, Buchan, B. Edd S, Kapp, A. Magby, J. Mihok, I. Thomashefsky, T. Weller, 5. Anderson, E. Conrad, E. Neubauer, J. Tharp, M. Pezelli, D. Frier, C. Headly, K. Highberger, T. Mihok, D. Seech, C, Ulmer, S. Zimmerman, S, Anders, R. Zuccaro, I. Maryansky, R. Nolan, G. Phillips, Z, Seech, W, Starr, W. Taoimina Yoko, C, Strickler, I. Weller, I. Barth, M. Ferguson, K. Germus:-1, L. Johnson, L, Koon, K. Kratzert, R, Peoples, W. ac' A. Dugan, P. DiGrostine, S. Harris, D. Myers, R, Pistilli, R, Sullivan, A, von, K. cunningham, c, Dickso J, Falk, J. Frye, K. Gorsuch, M. Kier, K, Milanorvich, S, anborn, B, Strouss, P, Wall, I, Wilson, K. Powell, M, Durr, C. Miller, C. Morris L. Okey, I. Brown, N. McCabe, A. Mecaro, V. Mohney, 5. Thomas, H. Elliott, D, Evans, T, Flannagan, G, High, F. Gorman, R. Mazur, D, Booth, T, Duafala., C, Swear- ingnn, L. Naquin, F. Persi, D. Spiece, D. Salay, M, Samovski, S. Spencer, L. Swan, A. Thomashefsky, C. VanOrmer, E, White. 84 a, qf. ,,., .1 , 'F'lF 5,f2'f?-'fl', 1' , .1 Y?fWj... 12 f Q .,'- ,- .. i . T ATN f . Row 1-Left to right. Managers-P. Darroch, D, Charles, T. Gould fmissing - B. Baily - head manager. Row 2- C. Conti, G. McCallister, W. Kerlin, I. Turner, D, Anderson, C. Miller T. Machak, R. Polojac, K. D'An- tonic, A. Cipolla.. Row 3- c. Yoko, D. Ferem, W. Miner, R. Fuller P. Samovoski, R. Connor, J. Raffle, D. McMichael, f. Unis, J. Buss. Row 4- T. Bohlander, T, Gray F, Constentine, C. Mercandante, G. Dye, S. Fuller, Coach Hrubovcak, T. Force, R. Hollein, L. Koman, J, Gilbert, T, Huwar. Jr. High Football SCHEDULE Home Visitors 6 0 Rochester 0 12 Beaver 6 6 Freedom 18 0 New Highton Coach Hrubovcak The 1958 junior high football team completed The ball, the ball! Who has the ball? a fine season with a record of two wins, one tie, and one loss. Mr. Hrubovcak, a first-year coach, handled the gridders. Many lettermen were lost at the beginning of the season due to various difficulties, but the junior Vikings came through impressively. A. .I 1 A Managers: A. Lupcho, D. Cain, M. Godich, R. Cain, McKean, R. DeLong, J. Mihok, D. Worrell, D. Ander- First Row: D. Charles, W. Karas, T. Cox, T. Mihok, 3011: Third ROW! D. Reinbeau, T. Sullivan, M. Vuy- F . Obermier, W. Fulm, B. Samarya, N. Malobabich, I10ViCh, F. Milf-1nOviCh, I. Eritano, T. Force, 1. Raf- R. Pharr. Second Row: R. Pasqualin, E. Dorsett, I. fle- Jr. High Basketball The HOPGWSH Junior High Basketball The entire Junior High Team practices Team had no returning lettermen and from 6 - 3 every day after Seheel and for the fiI'Sf time in four YGSIS, we hope to take their annual trip to the Pitt started our league play with a losing Field House, record. Dec Moon away Dec New Brighton home Dec Quaker Valley away Dec Beaver home e- Dec Freedom away Dec New Brighton away Jan . Freedom home Jan . Aliquippa home Jan. Ellwood City away Jan. Beaver Falls home Jan . Beaver away Jan. Midland home Jan . Ambridge away Jan. Monaca home Feb . Aliquippa away Feb. Ellwood City home Feb. Beaver Falls away Feb Open Feb Midland away Feb Ambridge home 'ff w w ' ' Chalk talk held by Mr. Cable, head coach, and the starting five for Hopewell Jr. High. Kneeling are: Mr. Cable, D. Anderson, R. Fuller. Standing l are: J. Raffle, T. Force, J. Eritano. Ln .,, v W BUS DRIVERS Standing 2nd row - R. Hollein, J. Morgan, C. Dito, R. Hudson, J. Milligan, T. Miller, R Glover. Stooping 1st row - G. Ferrari, I. Iodikinos, C. Morrow, L. Hary, E. Runyon, A. Stahlbock, R, Davis, M. DeLuigi. Two tickets, please, Our cafeteria staff--Mrs. M. Villa, Mrs. C. Reed, Mrs. J. Roberts, Mrs. C. Stratton, Mrs. C, Fontana, Mrs. E. Marker. l CN f 1:5 ye S ff Ks YI? sf . ,yy ,M .di .ur an ' L.-'SA' 1 , 3 ffl: N, Q Pfggydw 3 i Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: D,I-1311 N,P k E Hwh d-d - Gruzinsldy B. ROS01ewicZ, J. Ciccone: es er, . at 1 YOU WY? Jet HOFIZODS- We, the Senior Class of 1959, have finished our high school years . We shall now go our various ways a.nd choose our life's works. Our footsteps may echo down the halls and disappear, but we shall never forget Hopewell High School. We shall always remember the many joyous and momentous times we have spent here. Our high school ex- periences are imprinted permanently on our minds and in our hearts. We would not have been able to appreciate these wonderful times however, without the love and devotion of our parents . They have, with the 1 l 5 E 5 i 5 help of our teachers , guided us and helped us to shape useful lives for our- selves. We can only hope that we can prove ourselves worthy of their effort. We shall never be able to repay them, but we hope that by dedicating our yearbook to them, We will be able to show them that we truly appreciate all that they have done for us . We leave Hopewell High with only one thought in the minds of all of us . To our parents , to the faculty and to the students who remain here, we know that, Deep in our hearts you'll never die . 3 E , 2 it --.4 E 5 A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Alexander, Frances Anderson, Mrs. Jean Anderson, Mr. 8 Mrs. Ray Anonymous Anneno, Mr. 8 Mrs. Pete Atwell, Mr. 5 Mrs. Smith Back, Mr. S Mrs. Andrew W. Balasik, Mr. 8 Mrs. George Barkovich, Mr. G Mrs. Frank Barron, Mr. 8 Mrs. M. P. Barron, Mr. 8 Mrs. Sam Batz, Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Baunder, Mr. 6 Mrs. Elmer Benda, Mr. 8 Mrs. Peter Bertoli, Mrs. Anita Berton, Harvey R. Bilich, Mrs. Joseph Biston, Mr. S Mrs. Joseph F. Biston, W. H. Bon, Mrs. Bontem o Mr.GMrs Jose hF. P 1 ' P Borham, Ed Jr. Bowers, Mr. 8 Mrs. George Brown, Sara S. Broz, Mr. 8 Mrs. Stephen Bruce, Mr. 8 Mrs. James Bruce, Mr. 8 Mrs. Kenneth Brunton, Mrs. Ruth Bryan, Mr. S Mrs. A. W. Bryan, Mr. 8 Mrs. Jay Buchan, Mr. S Mrs. Wallace Buchan, Mr. S Mrs. Walter Bufalini, Mr. 8 Mrs. Felix Buffington, Mrs. Harry K. Byers, Mr. G Mrs. Harry Campbell, Mr. 8 Mrs. Clifford Carmen Casey, Walter Cecconi, Mr. 8 Mrs. F. E. Cercone, Mr. S Mrs. William Certich, Mr. 8 Mrs. Lewis Cervi, Mr. 6 Mrs. Phillip Sr. Churovia, Mr. 8 Mrs. Nick Ciccone, Mr. 6 Mrs. George Cleveland, Mr. Grover Clever, Mike Coalis, Mr. 6 Mrs. Nicholas Colonna, Mr. 8 Mrs. Louis Jr. Conte, Mr. 6 Mrs. Joseph Copeland, Mr. G Mrs. Howard Coueter, Mr. S Mrs. King Crabtree, Elizabeth Crease, Mrs. Pearl Cunningham, Jo Ann Cunningham, Mr. 8 Mrs, Kenneth Curley, Mr. James Davidson, Mr. S Mrs. Carl Davis, Don Davis, Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Del-laven, Miss Vera DelGreco, Mr. 8 Mrs. Ray DeLong, Mr. G Mrs. William Demas, Mr. 8 Mrs. L. T. Dengel, Mr. 8 Mrs. Michael Jr. Dennis, David D'Eramio, Mr. 8 Mrs. Patsy A. Derglin, Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank DeSantis, Mrs. Mildred Patrons Dickson, Mr. 8 Mrs. R. D. DiGiovine, Mr. 8 Mrs. Gilbert DiPiestro, Mr. S Mrs. Nick DiVito, Mr. 8 Mrs. Nat Docmanovich, Mr. G Mrs. Pete Donkin, Mr. 8 Mrs. Cecil Drosman, Mr. 8 Mrs. Dunbar, Mr. Jack Dzrionar, Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert Efting, Mr. 8 Mrs. George Elliott, Mr. 8 Mrs. Dwight Erwin, Mr. G Mrs. Robert Fabianick, Mr. G Mrs. Matt Farrimond, Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Fath, Mr. 8 Mrs. Bryon Feltenbert, Mr. S Mrs. Ferezan, Mr. S Mrs. Dan Ferrari, Mr. S Mrs. George Ferris, Mr. G Mrs. John Fetkovich, Mr. 8 Mrs. John Filippi, Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul Fontana, Mis. Clara Fontana, Robert Forrest, Mr. 8 Mrs. George C. Foy, Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Furin, Mr. S Mrs. Vincent Fuss, Mrs. Ray Garbinsky, Mr. William Sr. Garner, Mrs. James E. Garrett, Mr. S Mrs. Gary Gaughin, Mr. 6 Mrs. James Georgakis, Mr. 8 Mrs. Nick Giles, Mr. S Mrs. James Gillespie, Mrs. Edward Godich, George Gorman, Mr. S Mrs. James Gormley, Mr. 6 Mrs. David J. Gruber, Mr. G Mrs. Nick Gruzinski, Mr. S Mrs. Joseph Gurgurich, Mr. 8 Mrs. W. P. Guy, Richard Haffey, Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Halisey, Mr. 8 Mrs. William Harris, Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Harris, Mr. 8 Mrs. William Hart, Mr. G Mrs. William Headley, Mrs. Eileen Heber, Mr. 8 Mrs. Ludvick Henderson, Mr. 8 Mrs. William Henry, Mr. 6 Mrs. O, O. Hill, Mr. S Mrs. John Hineman, Donald H. Hodrrett, Mr. S Mrs. Erwin Hollein, Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard I-lolp, Mr. 8 Mrs. Andrew Jr. Horvath, Mrs. Louis Househalter, Mr. 8 Mrs. Houston, Mr. G Mrs. Kenneth Huchko, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Hunt, Mr. G Mrs. John Ivkovich, Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Janicki, Mr. G Mrs. George A. Jasek, Mrs. Sophie Johnson, Dr. G Mrs. Max E. Johnson, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mr. 8 Mrs. Norman Jordan, Mr. 8 Mrs. Eugene Joseph, Mr. John J. Jumper, M.r. G Mrs. Charles Jurges, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Kaiser, Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Kampian, Mrs. Paul Kastler, Mr. 8 Mrs. John Katus, Mr. 8 Mrs. Keller, Mr. 6 Mrs. Wilbur Klacik, Mr. 8 Mrs. Jolm Klacik, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Klaletz, Edward Kokoski, Mr. G Mrs. Theodore Kostial, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Kostlich, Mr. Frank Kost, Mr. 6 Mrs. Paul Kotim, Mr. Edward Kratzert, Mr. S Mrs, Donald D. Kuzma, Mr. S Mrs. Clarence Kuzma, Mr. 8 Mrs. Peter Laing, Mr. G Mrs. Charles Lancos, Mr,John Lawryk, Mrs. William Lazenga, Mr. 6 Mrs. Lehman, Mr. 8 Mrs. Douglas A. Lewis, Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Licker, Mr. 6 Mrs. Jolm Llyod, Mr. 8 Mrs. Evan Lorey, Mr. G Mrs. F. J. Lynn, Mr. S Mrs. Doyle Manning, Leonard E. Maola's Wedding Invitations S Announcements Marker, Mr. 8 Mrs. Ray Markgraf, Mr. G Mrs. R. E Martinez, John Maruskin, Mr. G Mrs. John Mastellino, Mrs. Louis McAllister, Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter McGinnis, Mr. G Mrs. Carl McKean, Mr. Joseph W . McKittrick, Mr. 8 Mrs. Lawrence Mecaro, Mrs. Antoinette Mercadante, Mr. 8 Mrs. John Mervis, Mr. 8 Mrs. Bob Mesko, Mr. 8 Mrs. William Michael, Mr. G Mrs. Joseph Miller, Mr. 8 Mrs. Miller, Mr. 8 Mrs. Carl Miller, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joe Miller, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Miller, Mr. S Mrs. Stanley Miner, Mr. 6 Mrs. Milan Miner, Mr. 6 Mrs. Ogder Mohney, Mr. S Mrs. Vern Montine, Mr. 8 Mrs. Leo Montini, Eugene Montini, Mr. 8 Mrs. Jeldo Moore, Mr. 8 Mrs. EarlW. Sr. Morak, John Morine, Mr. S Mrs. Albert Morris, Mr. S Mrs. Fred Moura, Arnold Mravich, Mr. Dan Myshak, Mr. 8 Mrs. Harry Napoli, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Nelson, Mrs. Herbert Noland, Mr. S Mrs. Ralph O'Keefe, Mr. S Mrs. John Oleksa, Mr. 8 Mrs. O'Neill, Mr. G Mrs, Earl Opsatnik, Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Oresconin, Mr. 6 Mrs. Steve Oresconin, Mr. 8 Mrs. Vaso Osborne, Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Pack 431, Den 7 Padak, Helen Paich, Mr. 8 Mrs. Emil Parish, Mr. 8 Mrs. Jack H. Parks, Mr. S Mrs. Robert Pasquarelli, Mr. G Mrs. Victor Patterson, Mr. G Mrs. G. M. Pegula, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Peretich, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Pesich, Mr. G Mrs. Paul Pesich, Nick Peters, Eunice P. Pen-elli, Mrs. William Pflug, Mr. 5 Mrs. R. H. Pinkowsky, Mr. 6 Mrs. Michael Pistelli, Mr. G Mrs. Michael Povelitis, Mr. G Mrs. George Powell, Mr. 8 Mrs. Herbert Progar, Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Pursley, Mr. G Mrs. Vaughn Radisenovich, Mr. 8 Mrs. Daniel Ramsey, Mr. 8 Mrs. Elmer H. Rebich, Mr. 8 Mrs. Larry Reed, Joyce Reed, Mrs. Clara Rizzo, Diane Robison, Mr. G Mrs. Rodich, Mr. 8 Mrs. Nicholas Rodnicki, Mr. 8 Mrs. Nick Rody, Mr. G Mrs. Ray Rogozewicz, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Rohe, Mr. 8 Mrs. Raymond Rosenberger, Mrs. Helen L. Rosenberger, Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Ross, Mr. 8 Mrs. Adam Rovnak, Mr. S Mrs. Michael Rubino, Mr. George Rupert, Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Russell, Mr. 8 Mrs. John Russian, Mr. 8 Mrs. John Salay, Mr. 8 Mrs. Louis Salvati, Mr. 8 Mrs. Alfred Sanborn, Mr. G Mrs. Fred Sandhagen, Mr. 8 Mrs. Searight, Mr. 8 Mrs. David Shane, Mr. 8 Mrs. Guy Shannon, Mr. 8 Mrs. John D. Sr. Shinaberry, Mr. G Mrs. Guy Simonick, Mrs. Frank Simonick, Mr. S Mrs. Frank Jr. Shenefelt, Mr. S Mrs. Ralph Skoog, William A. Skrypak, Mr. John Smallwood, Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr. 8 Mrs. Hugh Patrons Smithnosky, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Sobash, Mr. S Mrs. Joseph Sohn, Mr. S Mrs. Kenneth Solomon, Mr. Phillips Stickles, Mrs. Joan Sullivan, Francis, J. Sullivan, Mr. G Mrs. Joseph R. Swan, Mr. S Mrs. Gene Swearingen, Mr. 8 Mrs. W. V. Sylvester, Mr. S Mrs. Paul W. Taksa, Mr. 8 Mrs. Jack Taormina, Mr. G Mis. Sam J. Tesla, Mrs. Mary Lou Thomas, Mr. 8 Mrs. Fred Thomas, Mr. 6 Mrs. Paul Tilly, H. H. Toothman, Mr. 6 Mrs. James Trembath, Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Truplcovich, Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Turzak, Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Vandergrift, Miriam Vencenzini, Mr. 8 Mrs. Mario Veri, Mr. G Mrs. Salvatore Vest, Mr. S Mrs. Harry L. Vladuchick, Mr. S Mrs. Vogel, Mr. 8 Mrs. R. L. Roynik, Mr. 8 Mrs. John Wendel, Mrs. Betty West, Mr. 8 Mrs. David Williams, Mr. S Mrs. L. L. Wilson, Mr. S Mrs. Clifford S. Wilson, Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Wilson, Mr. .8 Mrs. Harold Wimer, Mr. S Mrs. Paul Wimer, Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Yaklich, Mr. S Mrs. Joseph Sr. Yaklich, Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul Yaldich, Mr. 6 Mrs. William Yoko, Mr. 8 Mrs. Gaze Young, Mr. G Mrs. W. C. Zadylak, Mr. G Mrs. Andrew Zakrajsek, Mr. 8 Mrs. Mike Zinkharn, Mr. 8 Mrs. Ira Zmizanac, Bernard Zovath, Mr. 8 Mrs. Peter Zvonar, Mr. S Mrs. Mathew Costanza Shoe Repair Elona Ann Shoppe Ray and Bruno's Barber Shop 41 U' mgn . gs' 'L' Ci0fl,Q'l'!lllllllIi0lIS mul Bvst Wiisfzvs From the Man Behind the Lens of Y Y Nick our earbook FERRI of SHEFFIELD Studios '6Only the Finest Plwtogruphyii 2404 Kane Road ALIOUIPPA. PA. DLQIHIENP QUIEIEINI L5 w T E TASTI 5 'X wi' P' ai xx' DIEJIIIPW QU IEIPU CJ A BE T G... h BETTER FO o Q f f fi 0 Y. . fm 1 Q H MQ M . f i ' H X' h W N P . J ff y! iw: .M if , H x , r ., yi? ? 5. Y .Aw in ,K A ' ix ' , x an-.,.,., .,,?E '1Eo AND Suu o H' . , 'i' .tg , ul' E ' Wy h '-my GPN' '.1 '.. ,.. ,.'.LI?.'L Qutfk DEV5L ,..... 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K Free ,A Q Delivery W' in j ESsex E ' 5-4111 534 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Compliments of YAKY'S BEVERAGES Made With FILTER PURE WELL WATER 209 Main Avenue WEST ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: Essex 5-5531 N. F. SLEZAK ELECTRICAL SALES and SERVICE 1125 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. Phone: ESseX 5-3231 IACKSON'S SHOE STORE BETTER BE GOOD EUGENE ATKINSON AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE lTwo Locationsl 340 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA. PA. 242 Main Street WEST ALIQUIPPA, PA. LANCOS BEAUTY LOUNGE O ESsex 8-3430 SUPERIOR MEATS BETTER MEATS EOR LESS 488 Franklin Avenue ALIQUIPPA, PA. JONES FLOWER SHOP CO 'p'lme tS of FRANKLIN CLEANERS Phone: ESsex 5-5591 1332 Brodhead Road O o 567 Franklin Ave. Aliquippa, Pa. Aliquippa Pennsylvania Wilson Brothers Furnifure Cgmpqny LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT W'I - A II'le N f G d F 'I re . 'son no I ame or oo um' U Dog Food-Pet Supplies - Farm Feed ' Feeders Supply Co. 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