Hurst High School - Colophon Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

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Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row I Row 2 Row 3 38 .SEP OWLOIAQ5 GROUP Ill Sfinebiser, F., Benneh, P., Whip- key, S., Prosnik, P., Honse, I. Mclean, E., Shilobod, N. Cochran, C., Dvorcuk, T., Dell, C., Cibulas, E., Miscik, T., Gordon, F., Booker, D., Fetter, J. Frederick, J., Kurpiel, R., Gulibon, F., Novotny, J., Tlumac, A., Law- rence, B., lcunn, F., Urban, C., Toczek, J. GROUP IV Hurst, R., Weir, R., Carns, M. Vidakovich, A., Wallat, M., Via- zanko, E., Yezek, T. Gordon, S., Albright, D., Kuiawa V., Antonishen, F., Wilkins, R. Chuppo, T., Smith, B., Rudzinski M. Rufkowski, A., Dillon, J., Show D., Zavatsky, T., Michulski, R. Carr, L., Bulko, S., Snyder, M. Angel, D. GROUP V Krempasky, R., Bohatch, R., Ha rouse, A. M., Kunkle, S., Dean P. M., Babick, P., Skilone, L., Ack- erman, D. Kondrich, G., Uhrinek, G., Simp son, D., Hoke, J., Billey, V., Holo man, B., Wasil, J., Smiih, S. Holomon, R., Knapp, J., Dunn, R. Boytim, A., Bossick, M., Lang, T. Ahlborn, D., Yesho, R.

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3,9 0l'l'LOI 65 When, as students, we first entered the halls of Hurst, we were probably the most bewildered- and certainly the largest freshman class ever to enroll here. Being initiated into the schools usual custom and being dubbed the name freshie we received a dark view of our four years ahead. This first impression was gradu- ally changed as we began to make new friends by ioining clubs, and entering school activities as a group with the upper-classmen. As we got accustomed to the new life, the weeks seemed to fly. First the football season, then the class plays and then, lust as we were beginning to get the routine down pat, the summer vacation was here. This passed as if it were a few days. Then we were sophomores, this was our greatest achieve- ment thus far. We had weathered the storm and were ready for smooth sailing, so we thought, but it turned out almost the opposite, and al- though we are enioying this year more than any other, we are looking forward to our next year at Hurst. But no matter how bad it may seem to be, we will always make the best of it and hope for a brighter tomorrow. 37 GROUP I Rowl Heffelfinger, R., Frund, G., All: son, G., Billey, R., Pyda, F., Kos- telnik, J., Yanucll, S. Row2 Bulebosh, J., Kontor, L., Buczek R., Stafire, l., DUH, C., Sosko, L. Mullin, R., Myers, G. Row 3 Myers, G., Malinish, J., Pocratsky R., Craig, R., Gelet, T., Shaffer, B. Rath, B., Kontor, J., Knaus, H. GROUP ll Rowl Baker, N., Barr, S., Buchanan, L. Andrews, D., Folino, C., Eicher, V. Urbanowski, I. Row2 Mizenko, F., Frederick, R., Miko- laiczyk, B., Bush, N., Krotz, B. Lowery, C., Kaminski, J., Rosky l.. Row 3 Armburst, J., Murtha, J., Yohman H., Yonek, J., Bowers, J., Yoh man, J., McFarland, J., Novitsky G.

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Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row I Row 2 Row 3 .3219 0l'VL0l 85 GROUP VI Klementic, T., Summy, M., Sum my, M., Bishop, P., Weightman G., Bronson, J., Davis, M., Walker G. Firment, L., Sherbuck, A., Wis niewski, S., Seni, P., Waiclic, T. Brooks, L., Harhoi, P., Ruff, D. Gettemy, J., Huifer, D., Mclffei, S. Tarcsky, M., Boytim, E., Yasic, M. Hamm, S., Pawlyshyn, F. GROUP VII Anlmey, D., Williams, L., Shetler C., Reagan, P., Remiosh, M., Giv- inski, L., Lesko, B., Polcha, D. Lamonna, N., Scott, E., Myers, B. King, D., Jones, N., Newill, N. Hixon, S., Pionko, A. Misner, M., Hontz, K., Krepps, D. Steininger, D., Stahl, D., Fisher, G., Carey, H., Cadzow, J. GROUP Vlll Duda, B., Martz, P., Demagall, D., Kuhasky, F., Overly, V., Shay, E., Rockfoe, D., Bienia, M. Bilik, W., Kuhn, K., Leasure, R., Miller, R., Prah, L., Deemer, E., Christie, P., Kelp, R. Hunt, E., Herald, T., Miller, C., Porterfield, D., Bayura, T., Dude, J., Kuputa, J., Kovalcin, P. GROUP IX Bungard, M., Puskar, M., Miller, V., Stefl, M. A., Urbunowski, T., Seanor, I. Benyo, V., Lowther, E., Balun, V., Rose, J., Budney, M., Smith, J., Fazekos, R. Goldsboro, G., Dzubok, G., Sce- keres, R., Bitz, C., Knaus, E., Orc:- vets, J. 39 1 1