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

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THOMAS E. URBAN Tom joined the class of 58 his sophomore year . . . claims music as his ambition . .. at- tended county, district, and state chorus .. . says Don and Brenda are his favorite friends . . . future plans include music. CAROL A. 'WHITING Babs one of our quiet girls from Mount Pleasant, was ac- tive in the Latin Club, Chorus A, Christmas Cantata, and Colophon Staff . . . plans to at- tend busincss school in the future good luck Babs. MARY JOYCE YUHAS This lassie would like to be a number pu - lease girl . . . spends her spare time listening to the radio or talking to Bev . .. can be found in the office p r a c t i c e room with Barb, Dorothy, and Mary Ann. In Memory Of john McLean 28 MARY ANN URBANOWSKI Urbie this cute miss was an active member of the class . . . claims the great city of Calu- met as home . . . usually could be found tooting her sax in the band or working on page one of the Hurstonian. PATRICIA WISNIEWSKI Patty hails from Mount Pleasant and was one of the few red heads at Hurst . . . was a member of the Sigma Rho, Spanish Club, and F.T.A. hopes to be a nurse some day. ROSE MARIE ZEMBA Sis comes from Hecla where she spends her spare time plans to become a model housewife for a certain some one Sis will always be remembered as a pretty at- tendant to the Valentine Queen.

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JOAN STASCHAK Joanie resides at Calumet . . . listening to the top tunes happens to be her pastime . .. she could always be seen with Ponzy . . . she was a mem- ber of the J. C. C. and F. H. A. . . . her plans for the future are to be a secretary. GLORIA STRUBLE This pretty lass happens to be a member of the Acme gang :dislikes to see boys with their legs crossed Gloria was an active member of the Hurstonian Staff and the high school band. DONALD STUMPF Jovial Stumpy hails from Whitney pet peeve is women drivers will never forget senior science class could usually be found at the GSID eating pizza plans to join the Air Force. PHILIP TLUMACK Buck', could always be found at Evancho's service station . . . always seen with John S t a f i r e . . . was basketball manager for four years . . . has no immediate plans for the future. RONALD TRICE Ron's pet peeve is school he is undecided about his fu- ture, but claims that work is his pastime favorites are office practice and pizza . . . took part in the senior class play. STEPHAN IA STEPANIK Tainy is a member of the Mt. Pleasant gang could always be seen with lvIert or Cel . . . claims her et peeve is school English and chicken are her favorites plans to be a telephone oper- ator. NANCY STRUBLE Fun loving Strub was known to all claims VVeltytown as home .. . an active member of the N. H. S., Sigma Rho, N. F. L. and band . .. plans to attend Indiana State Teachers College and become an ele- mentary teacher. RODNEY TARR Good-looking Rod com e s from Norvelt daily . .. was quite successful in basketball and baseball always with Buck, John, Chops, or Judy he claims pizza and Eng- lish as tops helped make our Colophon a success. JOSEPH TOCZEK Smucha calls M a m ln o th home member of the school band and F. F. A. liked spending his spare time at Elgins Pool Room . . . future plans include serving in the Air Force. BENN Y TYLKA Benn calls Standard home . . . considers senior science tops . . . likes pizza and claims work as his pet peeve . .. could usually be found with Duck or Mike and liked to loaf at the G. and D. 27

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SENIOR CLASS WILL William Ackerman . . . leaves his book and seat in Mr. Myer's room to his brother, Richard. Dorothy Alwine . . . leaves with a sigh her memories of good old Hurst High. Marlene Balash . . . Wills all the fun and good times to her two sisters, Judy and Paulette. joan Balun . . . wills her position on the Hurst debating team to Patty Kern. Ronald Barnhart . . . wills his position as vice-president of the F. F. A. to Barry Albright. Maxine Bloskey . . . wills all the fun she had at play practice to future play casts. Robert Brosky . . . Wills his seat in chem- istry lab to Dick Hahn. Maryann Buczek . . . wills her majorette boots to Bernadette Urban. Norman Bunga1'd . . . wills his junior his- tory to Bob Shea. jane Casner . . . wills the lovers by her locker to Mary Lou, Louise, and janet. Marihelen Cibulas . . . Wills her band uni- form to Marian Wolk. George Cole . . . wills his position as may- or of Acme to jess Stairs. Sharlene Collins . . . wills her position as artist of the Hurstonian to Carol Lea- sure. Ann Curtis . . . wills her commercial abili- ty to her sister, Bernadette. Eileen Czekaj . . . Wills her back seat on the bus to anyone who hasn't got a seat. Ronald Davis . . . wills all the mice in his locker to Pike.', Roy Davis . . . wills all his worn out books and locker to Ken. john Denis . . . leaves his easiest subjects and favorite girls to the boys from Mutual. Toni Dominick . . . wills her puddle jumper' to Pat Ondus. Ronald Donahoe . . . Wills all his physics equipment to Dick Baum. Paul Evon . . . leaves his mouse infested locker to his brother. Jean Farkas . . . leaves her seat on the uridgev bus to a deserving farmer. Donald Faust . . . wills his position in Dr. Mullin's poetry club to james Lohr. Joyce F idda . . . leaves her long oral talks to her brother, Danny. Barbara Frederick . . . leaves her seat in sales class to some sma1't,' junior. Nancy Freeman . . . wills all her good times at football games to Peggy Poole. Ioan Frund . . . wills her used shorthand tablets and good times to Beverly Arnold. Mary Ann Carbon . . . Wills her senior math classes to her sisters, Cecilia and Louise. Mary Ann Garrick . . . wills all the good times and nervous moments before half-time to all future majorettes. Gary Glass . . . leaves all the hydrogen sulfide gas in the chem. lab to the juniors. Barbara Golkosky . . . leaves her seat in shorthand class to Margie Kowatch. Stephen Gouda . . . leaves his moonshine still to his chemistry teacher Mr. Kromer. Patricia Good . . . wills her seat in Chorus A to anyone enjoying choral music. Glenn Goswick . . . leaves to his brother Lee, a favorite parking space in the rear of the school. Joseph Grabiak . . . Wills his know how to someone who doesn't know how. Lou Hamo . . . wills all his battlescars from gym to Nootch', Heller. Yvonne Hare . . . wills all her good times at H. H. S. to Mary Jane Flannigan. John Hetz . . . wills his seat in sixth period study hall to Mike.', Alice Hitchcock . . . wills her fun at 5l', to Linda Appel. Judy Hoke . . . wills her band uniform to anyone who is good at fixing zippers. Fred Hood . . . leaves all his friends and enemies in the junior class to Norman Heller. Sally Hoyman . . . wills her broken music stand to her sister, Carol. Shirley Huffman . . . wills her happiness to a certain boy named Frankief' Ronald Hughes . . . leaves all his brains and oral English talks to Pete Un- capher. Maryann Kalp . . . wills all her books to Patty Solo. Iohn Kaputa . . . wills his office in locker 11 in the main hall to the Hecla boys. Jozetta Kaputa . . . wills her black port- folio to Miss Fisher since it is in better shape than hers. jim Kashin . . . Wills his broken seat to Iohn Bush. Daniel Keto . . . wills all his fun in sixth period Park Zooi' study hall to james Nock. Judy Kimmell . . . leaves her 'title of Betty Crocker of Tomorrow to some deserv- mg junior. Paul King . . . leaves all his happiness be- hind to his brother Bob.', joseph Kochis . . . wills his torch in chem- istry to his brother. jim Kontir . . . wills the bubble gum wrap- pers in his desk to Ed. Robert Krepps . . . leaves his troubles among all the juniors. Gareth Kutch . . . leaves his luck and driv- ing ability to any junior who Wants it.