Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

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The year had gone fast with Wednesday afternoon Religlious Education, noon dances, and the many other activities we all crammed into our heads as memories of one year never to be forgotten. Popular Mechanics! 3 The dental check-up 'The girls share an amusing incident Q.- Displaying the J wifh pride T. V. was assembled in shop ' 7 W1 A 3M 5? ,,4t4,v'?f Jfb,,.,,,,T.Q,f. g o another Www ,auf acl atgq ds CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS .le vous aime beaucoup Sip? 59 H. 1 Q Future Artists at work CLASSES Our Classes Made Our School Life Complete Moulding of Seated: Mary E. Michaux, Secretary, Robert F. Seiler, President, C. Leo Carroll, Vice President, Wm. J. Dins- more, Treasurer. .Standingz Everett S. C. Sorber, Solicitor, Chas F. Saylor, Superintendent of Schools, Edward G. Butler, Homer VV. Detwiler, Clifford Miller, Henry M. Funk. BOARD OF EDUCATION-Here are pictured some of the most civic minded and public spirited citizens who have given up much of their time to go over the many problems that face the Jeannette School System. Their efforts have been tireless and through their wise guidance our school has gained high standards of education. The Class of '55 say Thank you for your interest and work in giving us all the opportunities of a modern high school. Dr. Sayior-well-known and admired superintendent of Jeannette Public Schools . . . received his A. B. de- gree from California State Teachers College, M. A. from Pitt and his doc- torate from Penn State . . . is active in local civic affairs, and also an out- doorman who enjoys hunting and fishing . . . his friendly manner is an attribute to the administrative depart- ment . . . well liked for his sincere interest in students. DR. SAYLOR Superintendent of Jeannette Public Schools , S i ith? i?EeiPir??liY1i?1. character, main aim of our administrators MR. PHARAOH-has become an in- dispensable part ot Jeannette High School . . . responsible for many improvements in JHS, especially in athletic programs . . . received his B. S. degree from Indiana State Teach- er's College and M. Ed. from Pitt . . . also former Navy Lieutenant . . . a favorite of all students, always has a solution for any problem. MR. PHARAOH Jeannette High School Principal MR. LEINBACH-the earnest vice-prin- cipal of Jeannette High School who also teaches iunior history . . . earn- ed his B. A. from Franklin and Mar- shall and his M. A. from Pitt . . . also did graduate work at Penn State, Columbia, and University of Beaune, France . . . students know that their endless problems concerning cuts and detention hall will straighten out with the advice and help ot Mr. Leinbach. MR. LEINBACH Jeannette High School Vice Principal Assisted us toward the path of the Mr. Butler, Mr. Rhiel, Mr. Stinebiser Miss Podvia Miss Patch, Mrs. Brown ACU MR. ALBRIGHT ..., our popular Physics teacher who also serves as Supervisor of Grounds and Buildings, Square Dance Club sponsor, and golf Trainer , . . well known for his aptness to convert any situation into one of humor ..,. received his B. S. from Ohio State and M. A. from Pitt. MR. AMANN . , . competent bookkeeping teacher and sponsor of Hunting and Fishing Club .... well known for his big smile which usually climaxes into a hearty laugh ..,. rates praise as our assistant football coach .. . , earned his B.S. and M. E. at Pitt. MR. BARNES .... quite a football expert .... respon- sible for JHS's enviable varsity record this year . . . claims hunting and fishing is a relaxing sport after teaching Civics to the freshmen ..., received his A. B. and M. Ed. from Pitt. MR. BASOM .... pours out his vast knowledge of United States History to JHS juniors .... has the knack of combining humor with able teaching ..., also proficient sponsor of Alpha boys .... received A. B. from Albright College and M. A. from Pitt. WILLIAM H. BAUGHMAN, B. S. and M.A. .... our very reliable assistant football coach and wrestling coach ..., could talk about his young Bill Jr. any time at all .,.. teaches health, physical education, and biology. Mr. Barnes, Mr. Amann, Mr. Churchman future GEORGE W. BLACK, Vocational .... Known for his pleasing. personality, Teaches boy's woodcratt, metal and electrical work. The Girls Cratt Club proudly claims his sponsorship .... favorite pastime is work- ing on his farm. GERALD BOETTNER ,.., Our famous guidance di- rector is one ot the ablest sources ot knowledge. Teaches solid and trigonometry .... well liked sponf sor of the Friday Square Dance Club received his B. A. and M. A. from Pitt. FLORA BRADY .... Senora Brady is the gentle little lady who conducts those enioyable Spanish Classes. , . received her B. A. degree from Occidental. She is always willing to tell tales and songs of Spain. Mr. Albright, Miss Davis, Miss Fontanella Mr. Mclean, Mr. Lodzun, Mr. Patterson LUCILLE BROWN ,,,. well known for those delicious dinners and tasty candy ..., received her B. S. degree in Home Economics from Seton Hill .... sponsor oi Home Economics Club ..., enioys visiting the most famous restaurants of the U. S. CHARLES A. BUTLER .,.. this well-liked Civics teacher is at the head of the Student Council .... received his B. Ed. degree at Duquesne University ,... has done much for our school in council activity. JOSEPH CHURCHMAN .... this well-liked teacher is the capable varsity basketball coach .... received his A. B. degree from Weit Liberty .,.. conducts classes in health, physical education, and special arithmetic . . sponsor of the Boys Gym Club. i ,X .f I Robina, Mr. Baughman, Miss Duncan it HUGH A. D'AMATO .... well-liked by his science and chemistry classes, Mr. D received his A. B. and M. Ed. degrees from Pitt and the University of West Vir- ginia . . . member of American Chemical Society . . . sponsors Priestly Science Club. HAROLD K. DARLING ,.., a cheery fellow with a good morning for everyone. This well-liked teacher received his B. A. and M. A. from Otterbein and Cor- nell .... sponsors the Forum Club and collects old coins in his spare time. LOUISE DAVIS ..., Presenting the busiest bee of JHS ..,. sponsors Grex, Midget Players, and Forensic as well as teaching English and speech .,., received her B. S. from Pitt. ERLA DOUBLE .... capable advisor of the sophomore class, who teaches algebra and commercial arithmetic . . , .has her A. B. and M. Ed. degrees from Pitt also attended Slippery Rock State Teacher's College .... member of Greensburg College Club .... likes to putter around in her garden. Mr. Judge, Mr. Black, Mr. Gilkey, Mr. Shaul LQNYENWMQQENK . Typing I class busy learning the fundamentals Guided us through the portholes of knowledge GENEVIEVE DUNCAN . , . attended Allegheny College and Pitt .... received her A. B. and Masters Literature from the latter ..,. when not teaching English, she enioys reading. This likeable sponsor of the Quiz Club collects iewelry. ELSIE V. FONTANELLA .... sponsor of Classical Club, teacher of Latin, and member of College Club .... re- ceived her B. A. and Master ot Literature from Seton Hill and Pitt ,... did graduate work at Columbia . . . always ready with a smile for everyone. BERTA MARIE FRY .... Received her A. B. from Pitt and did graduate work at Seton Hill, Penn State, Wis- consin, and Chicago Art Institute .... is kept busy teadwing and supervising art and sponsoring the Rem- brandt Club .... well-liked by everyone. WILLIS GILKEY .,.., this very capable pattern shop teacher is known throughout the school for his winning smile . . , . serving as leader of the photography club, he makes sessions very interesting for his members. Al,MA B. HANSEN, A. B. .,.. one of our most everves- cent teachers with a sense ot humor unexcelled. While plane geometry, algebra ll, and English ll are her specialties, the sponsorship of the Ette Kette also takes up this busy teacher's time. HAZEL HARSHEY ,... iunior class advisor is this capa- ble teacher. Known for her continuous smiling, she re- ceived an A. B. and Nlaster's degrees in Literature from Pitt .... current problem classes keep this tri- endly teacher's attention. Directed Us in LEROY HOGG ..,. pleasant instructor of economic geography and personal typing. Much of his limited time is taken up as faculty manager of athletics .... has a B. S. degree in business education and a M. E. degree .... also terrific at basketball. HUGH E. JUDGE .... able director of vocational edu- cation is this well-liked teacher attended both General Motors Institute and Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology. Spending most school hours in the Fourth Street building, he is a favorite among his shop boys. JOHN M. LODZSUN .... presenting the leader of the band. This widely known instructor also directs the orchestra and chorus .... received his degree from Temple University .,.. beside leading assemblies in in singing, Mr. Lodzsun is advisor to the Music Club. HARRY J. LANG ..,. received his degree from the University of Pittsburgh .... does a commendable iob teaching machine shop to the vocational boys ,... this popular teacher has the Micrometer Club under his guidance. JAMES McLEAN .... a hunting and fishing enthusiast . . . . was issued his M. Ed, degree from the University of Pittsburgh and his A. B. degree from Westminster College. A favorite of all his world history, biology, and general science classes. ALDA McMASTER ..,. our efficient librarian who re- ceived her B. S. at Indiana State Teachers College . . . is always ready to lend a helping hand to some poor soul hunting information .... sponsors the Library Club in her pastime enioys reading, traveling and photography. RUTH MONROE .... this is the second year for our well-liked assistant school nurse and home visitor .... graduated from John Hopkins .... also attended Pitt, Seton Hill, and Allegheny College .... some of her hobbies include gardening and music. DORIS L. PATCH .... this charming lady who is very popular with her Home Ec, students received her B. S. degree at Seton Hill ..,. teaches sewing and related arts .... is the able sponsor of the Ceramics Club. Mrs. Fry, Miss Potts, Mr. Hogg Mr. Polk, Mr. Ruby, Mr. Lang Mr. D'Amato, Mrs. Williams, Miss Double the i lf: Field of Leadership and C. W. PATTERSON our proud sponsor of the Jayhawk who is very popular with his Beta Hi-Y boys ,... received A. B. and M. Ed. degrees at Pitt . . . .succeeds in making his driving students tit for the road . . . hobbies include photography and gardening. PHYLLIS PODVIA .... known tor her congenial per- sonality is this Beauty Culture teacher ,,., attended Pitt and graduated from Maison Frederic Beauty Cul- ture School . . . her main hobby is, creating hair styles, Espgcially for her proud members of the Powder Puff u . THEODORE POLK .... a very popular teacher who in- structs his vocational boys in the way ot math and science .... he is the very capable advisor of the Future Teachers of America .... obtained his M. A, Degree at Penn State. Mr. Basom, Mr. Priola, Miss Hansen Opportunity ELIZABETH R. POTTS this sweet lady teaches English l .... is always interested in her pupils and is willing to help each one .... received her A. B. degree and her Master's degree in Education from the University ot Pittsburgh. NICHOLAS M. PRIOLA .,., the man behind our time cheerleader squad ,... is also a great help to Alge- bra students .,.. has received Bachelor of Education and Master's Degree in Education from Duquesne and University of Pittsburgh. MICHAEL A. RIEHL .... he received his B. S. Degree from St. Vincent College ..., did graduate work at Pitt ..,. teaches typing to our future secretaries and furthers their business know-how by acting as sponsor of the Commercial Club. Mrs. Brady, Mr. Boettner, Mr. Darling SEQ'iiiiiiitifiiieliriiiisiliihisiiiiii ir..:ser,wfffNws:fsa.era:vQsisL.Q1.:ff1:fs:msgft.:2..si.fQ..fr.fss1e.w.se'srr:1rt.:wr-1-if I - Maureen begins a hair shampoo for Dot JOSEPH H. ROBINO .... this well-liked man with a ready smile came from Gaskill Junior High to take Mr. Stroud's place this year . . . he is also sponsor of the Travel Club .... got his B. S. and M. Ed. at St. Vin- cent ancl Pitt. JOHN E. RUBY . .... this well-liked teacher can be found holding class down in the basement .... one of our vocational teachers, he teaches in the Electric Shop has a lot of fun sponsoring the Archery Club. Led Us in Our Activities and Sports... WILBUR E. SHAUL. ,.., presenting the well-liked and 'Friendly Freshman Class advisor .... this Kiwanis Club member teaches Related Drafting to the vocational boys ,... B. A. from Calif. State and Master's Degree in Education from Pitt. REBECCA SHEERER ..., an alumna of Westmoreland Hospital, this well-liked school nurse is the sponsor of the F. G. W. .,.. usually at Clay Avenue School help- ing with examinations .,.. did graduate work at Penn State, Pitt and Duquesne. EARLE A. STINEBISER .... Mr. Stinebiser is one ot our newer and more active additions to the 'faculty .... sponsor of the First Aid and Safety Club and French Club, supervisor ofthe Oscar ,... has his B. A. degree from Pitt .... also kept busy with his English and French Classes. Miss Harshey, Miss Stump, Miss McMaster LUCILLE M. STUMP .... Pitt issued our Miss Stump her B. S. and M. Ed. degrees in Commercial Education friendly teacher of Shorthand I and ll, Oltice Practice, and Commercial English .... likes reading sewing and eating .... Senior Class advisor .... the Class of '55 thank her for her help. PAT WAGNER .... this active sponsor of Girl's Sport Club received her B. S. Degree from University of Pittsburgh .... is the girls health and gym teacher, loves sports of all kinds .... one of our newer facul- ty members. BESS L. WlLl.IAMS ..., Mrs. Williams is responsible for our Audio and Visual Education system as she heads this department .... also teaches College and Vocational English .... has her A. B. and M. Ed. de- gree and is the attractive advisor of the Alpha Tri Hi Y. Miss Sheerer, Mrs. Monroe, Miss Wagner Nancy Mock, Barbara Brecht, Mrs. Michaux, Mrs. Laubscher, Mrs. Boettner Aided Us in Becoming Better Citizens of Tomorrow Joseph Brecht, Arthur DelViffo,, Elia Kieist, Dominic Aparto, John Shaffer. 18 MILDRED BOETTNER ,... Mrs. B ..,. the efficient secretary to our principal, Mr. Pharoah, is truly a great asset to all the students of J. H. S. ,. . . one of our alumna .... is responsible for the way things run smoothly around school. BARBARA BRECHT ..., Barb .... a newer addition to the superintendent's office .... this pert lass is a graduate of Jeannette High School ..,. well liked by everyone, Barb enioys dancing and most of all she en- ioys her wonderful iob. EVA LAUBSCHER .... presenting an efficient ,member of the Superintendent's office force .... belongs to the Business and Professional Women's Club of Jeannette .,.. takes care of her daughter after school hours. MARY MICHAUX .... Mrs. Michaux's pleasant smile and helpful manner is known by everyone at J. H. S. . serves as secretary to Dr. Saylor and the Board of Education. This pleasant lady is a member of the Business and Professional Women's Club and is very interested in drama. NANCY MOCK .,.. a newcomer in the office force is Mr. Pharoah's private secretary, This cute miss is a graduate of last year's class of l. H. S. Well liked by all Nancy is a real asset to any office. Glenn, Ted and Wayne spend many hours in the Lab ARTHUR DELVITTO ..., here is our Johnnie-on-the- spot .... he is responsible for keeping our school in repair .... is an essential person to call when seats or fixtures break .... or for opening lockers because of forgotten keys. ELLA KLIEST ,... this little lady helps keep our school clean can always be found wearing a pleasant smile ..., likes nothing better than gardening or crocheting .... our school would never be the same without this wonderful person. JOHN MADRICK ..,, the essential person of J. H.S. is John Madrick. In his spare time he can always be found playing golf or at a football game ..., is al- ways tixing something around the school. JOHN SHAFFER ..,. we can thank Nlr. Shaffer for our warm clean school . . , very few J. H. S. pupils know him since he is seldom seen during school hours. Many thanks to this behind the scenes gentlemen. DOMINIC APARTO .... Mr. Aparto is the gentleman who works at keeping our school warm and clean dur- ing the evening when the students aren't around. He cleans up the gym after basketball games or after various dances. He is really an asset to J. H. S. JOSEPH BRECHT ,... Mr. Brecht is noted for his pleasant disposition and he is ever wearing a smile . . because he works here in the evenings he is sel- dom seen by any of the students . , . is another grand person who is responsible for cleanliness of our school. PEARL DELFIE ..... Students who don't go over to Fourth Street School haven't had the pleasure of know- ing Mrs. Delfie since most of her time is spent clean- ing there .... can really be proud of her splendid personality and kindness to all. 19 Presldenf TESS PLAITANO Treasurer - CLIFF MILLER T955 SENIORS This is The sTory of The Senior Class of 1955. IT Tells of The hard and good Times we all shared Together, which we shall remember of a life Time. These walls of JHS has waTched us from The prime of our Teens To The near end of Them, now made ready and prepared To Take on The responsibiIiTes we all musT share. The beginning of This sTory was SepTember, 1951, when we as Trighfened freshman firsi opened The doors of JHS. Thrilled wiTh The assemblies, we were even more Thrilled wiTh our firsT class parTy. We were all shy of each other buT wiTh Mr. Shaul as our class advisor, and Cliff Miller, our class presidenT, iT was a Secreiary - JANET BOHINCE Vice PresidenT - VIRGINIA MILLER sure success. The resT off The year wenT fasT and aT lasT picnic day and our TirsT year of high school was ended. In The fall of '52 we all came back sure of ourselves for now we were Sophomores. Many of us immediaTely showed ourselves on The foofball Team, maioreTTe, and cheerleading squads, while laTer in The year The resT of us excelled in baskeTball, wresTling, and Track. Wrapped up in so many acTiviTies Time wenT fasT and The Sophomore parTy was soon here. We Talked for weeks afTer abouT The panTomine ThaT Gerry Brown and Tess PlaiTano did. The year proved one of our The Senior Story of '55 Now Complete best with Bob Malloy as our president, Cliff Miller, Vice President, Tess Plaitano Secretary and Virginia Miller, Treasurer. Then came the Senior assembly which we all longly waited for because now we be- came Juniors, only referred to as upperclassmen. In 1953, we Juniors looked forward to what was To be our most exciting year. Our Junior party came quickly and no one shall ever forget the spell Claudine Gantt cast on us as she sang. At last our party ended as all good things must, and next we put our thoughts on the Christmas formal. The maiority of us attended and well always remember what a wonderful time we had. Soon Spring came and the Prom was being discussed everywhere, Well never forget what a perfect night it was and most of all how proud we were that it was our class president, Tess Plaitano, who led the grand march. The end of school came and we all wished we could be Juniors again, but now we were Seniors and on the last road of our four year iourney. Our Senior year seemed the greatest of them all The football team was one of the best and after the season was over we cheered iust as hard for basketball and wrestling. Our Senior party seemed to come and go in no time. included in our activities for the first time were elections and campaigns in preparation for Youth Day. The Christmas formal was the largest one we ever had and our first all night prom was such a huge success it'll never be forgotten. As last Com- mencement Day came and we sang our Alma Mater for the last time together and each of us separated on our way. But we shall always remember the friends we've made and the good times we had in JHS. Barbara helps Don try on his cap and gown Wig ,il B n Qllllfllgf DX IO l ffajj L rl L , L ,.Q' A r ' J, u 1' lN1awnSuy Good-bye iwl QV J X. are ibllnl Robert James Adams Roy Ankney Frederick Answine Daniel Anioniak Joseph Appel Lillian VDeloris Baggley Mary Gayle Bayot Barbara Lee Becker William Berlin Norma Jean Bioncli Audrey Biss Janef Marilyn Bohince Alan Bold Robert Braheem Joseph Brechi Lucille Brewer Sandra Brinker Dorothy Brown Gerryefia E. Brown Norman Buckley 22 ROBERT JAMES ADAMS-Gen. Golf is Bob's chief interest and has proven to be a value to the J.H.S. golf team-honors the Alpha, Grex and Priestly Science by his member- ship. Plans for this good looking Senior is to have money and attend college in the future. ROY ANKNEY-Gen. A happy go lucky person is Mooch and never ignores a friend-held membership in Micrometer Club two years. Agitators beware of his l2 gauge shotgun-enioys listening to Billy May. Plans to ioin Uncle Sam ranks. FREDERICK ANSWINE-Gen. Muggs -a handsome sportsminded person with a fascinating smile- served rugg edly on the gridiron for three years, track team three years, wrestling one year, and was prexy of the French Club-wholeheartedly plays first base for the Legion all summer-a possibility for the future is collage. DANIEL ANTONIAK-ACC. A quiet fellow who enjoys a good game of basketball or baseball. ln the summer Dan the man can be found at the local swimming hole- after graduation Uncle Sams gain will be Jnt. loss. JOSEPH APPEL-Gen. Appel Joe -this handsome and dashing Senior is a real favorite a- mong his classmates-a hunting and fishing fan, Joe, was on the foot- ball feam two years and track team three years-plays church league basketball and enioys swimming- this art enthusiast hopes someday to attend art school. LILLIAN DELORIS BAGGLEY-ACC. Lil -a sweet Yearbook collector who was also a member of the F.G.W. and Alpha Tri-Hi-Y-thinks Billy May and Hockey games are great-a future secretary who will brighten up some lucky o ice after graduation from J H S . . i I j I ,, t ' LLIA. 2 ' 1 ' om . . 'Fu Q at l' ll like m Major 5,1 h nioys 'lr -ng Enn yer, , ' 0 ts-h s- ' - hi ra l -l-ulgg o pag etti of m er s 5 c v fis- XW a 1 I p Q I s to af bu to f r r is edu- cation. NORMA JEAN BIONDI-Com. Norm -this cheery lass is an im- port from Manor Jr. High where she was a cheerleader and Veep of sophomore class-belonged to Com- mercial Club during her stay in J.H,S.-thinks shrimp is wonderful -a future secretary. Our future secretaries were always kept busy MARY GAYLE BAYOT-Gen. Gayle -this petite senior is known for her congenial personality and great swimming ability-paid dues to Alpha and Ette Kette for two years -could eat pizza any time-claims her most treasured possession is Don's class ring-plans to attend Robert Morris in the future. BARBARA LEE BECKER-Gen. Barb is one of our nicer imports from Manor High, where she was a member of the Chorus. Barb likes spaghetti, baseball and swimming, but can't stand show-offs -plans to be an office worker. AUDREY BISS-Com. Aud -this friendly senior comes from Manor where she was voted most likely to succeed-a member of the Oscar Staff, Alpha and Com- mercial Club. Loves clothes, read- ing and chocolate ice cream-dreams of being a Foreign Correspondent. JANET MARILYN BOHINCE-Gen. Janie -a sweet vivacious lass with a dazzling personality-Jayhawk edi- tor, senior class secretary, associate editor of Oscar, 3 year Ette Kette officer, co-captain of cheerleaders- T. A. C. veep, Grex and Sigma Chi member. College bound of course. IN MEMORIAM ALAN BOLD-The sudden passing away of our classmate and friend, Alan, on March 19 saddened the Senior class and was a great shock to all. ROBERT BRAHEEM-Gen. Arab came to us his Senior year from Gbg. where he was a member of the track and basketball teams- developed those muscles by weight lifting-being Navy bound will lose his highly prized curly locks, r tsan c e' eople- fi . ' s all and swim- ' is n ac' e member of A . Y. O.-l' sp hetti and bookkeeping. r ncludes at- tending college. Q EP 5 'rw cc I n H ' P I C --1 -5 . hs :fi , Tra el and it so f' . 4: n i LUCILLE BREWER-Gert. Lucille -a well liked gal always ready with a smile-enioys all sports especially volleyball and basketball -can't stand stuck-up people-hopes to get married someday. SANDRA BRINKER-Sec. Comm. Sandy a petite senior miss with a personality plus. Has claimed mem- bership on the Oscar Staff, Grex and Comm. Clubs-another of the Glenn Miller fans-complainers are her pet peeve-plans to attend business col- lege. DOROTHY BROWN-Comm. Dot a cute miss from Manor where she was president of her class. A member of Sigma-Betas, Grex and Comm. Clubs-enioys dancing and eating pizza-plans to be a good sec- retary. GERRYETTA E. BROWN-Gen. Gerry has collected money for her home room for 3 years. This Alpha and Ette Kette member is also one of our high stepping maiorettes- Ray is her prized possession-watch out Hollywood here comes Gerry. NORMAN BUCKLEY-Voc. Buck -Vice Pres. of the Micrometer Club, is one fellow who can boast many friends-chief activity for the past 3 years has been football-plans to become a machinist after receiv- ing his diploma. 23 We E njoyed Our Physics Class LOIS BURK-Sec. Comm. Lo home room Vice Pres.-member of Travel Club, feature editor of Os- car and Library monitor-pet peeve is humorless people. Enioys .mov- ies and roast beef-ambition is to become a secretary. CECELIA BURZIO-Comm. Sec. Adorable describes Snooky per- fectly-sparkling with personality she is a must in friendship-a two year Alpha and Travel Club mem- ber served on the Student Council three years and was prexy of her Sophomore H. R.-enioys basketball, bowling, and treasures her gold cross, SHELVIE JANE BYERLY-Gen. Bug a cute trick of the Gamma Taus-loyal member of the Beta, Girl Sports and Oscar Staff-enioys football or could it be Gutty?-her charming personality will surely make her a wonderful nurse. DORIS CALVERT-Gen. Doris -a quiet but sweet person who is really nice to know-could sit in English class forever-enioys spaghetti and volleyball-future af- ter graduation?-work. JOYE CAMPBELL-Academic Joye -a popular little gal with a big smile-welcome member of Quiz, F. G. W., First Aid and Safety and Beta-Tri-Hi-Y - often seen driving blue 54 Studebaker-a Gamma Tau who enioys music and math classes -will attend a Business College. ANTOINETTE CANNELL-Comm. This peppy well liked senior is head typist for the Oscar and Jayhawk StaFf- Annie is President of First Aid and Safety Club-Don's ring is her most precious possession-plans entering the business world as a secretary. JOHN CHARLES CARPER-Gen. This Guy Lombardo fan is musical minded being a member of band, orchestra, Alpha, and Photography Clubs-likes southern fried chicken and the Sport of Kings -no dennite plans for future but would like an apprenticeship. RALPH CATALONA-Voc. Math. Shop Calhoun has a knack for anything mechanical-a two year member and Vice Pres. of the Micrometer Club- his cooking has been improved by the Chef Club-will be a future machinist. ROSE ANN CERRA-Gen. Bubbling with energy and enthus- iasm- Rosie is Home Room Treas- urer and Vice Pres. of the Girls Sports-member of First Aid and Sigma Beta. Enioys dancing to Ray Anthony and chicken-future in- cludes nursing. JAMES JOSEPH CHICK-Gen. Jim a real Arthur Murray-teaches dancing to freshmen-basketball stu- dent manager for three years, plays in Church leagues-member of Gym Club. Plans for the future uncer- tain, but we are sure they include his green Buick. PAT MICHAEL CONDO-Gert. Pat is a tall handsome fellow and former band member who enioys T-Bone steak, chemistry and dancing -member of Priestly Science-can be found at Condo's Market or driving his Dodge-will attend college. JOHN C. F. COPE-Elec. Shop Very capable and pleasant is Reggie -one of Mr. Lodzun's band boys- played the trombone his iunior and senior year-could listen to Ray Anthony anytime-really enioys a good game of football-his prize possession is his car. EDMUND S. COPPER-Gen. Eddie -a good natured guy who claims basketball is his favorite sport-was student manager of the team for three years. Gym Club claims his membership-the Hot Rocl's take up his spare time-plans to ioin Navy or Air Force after graduation. X HARRY Chris -a quiet, likable feil'low, whose prize possession is his class which nobody shall ever get -treasurer of Micrometer Club- likes miniature golf and enioys lis- tening to Ray Anthony-future machinist. BETTY CROUSHORE-Comm. Acc. ! Rusty -an easy going gal who takes part in many church activities -the Home Ec. Club claimed this pert redhead-other clubs include Square Dance and Library-enioys skating and driving Dad's car-is one of Stan Kenton's fans-will work for Bell Telephone. GLENN P. CUNNINGHAM-Gen. Glenn-a handsome and intelligent lad-lab assistant-treasurer of the Alphas-vice president of the Priest- ly Science Club-Betas, Boy's Gym Club, Student Council- participated in track, football and basketball. Will go far an a chemical engineer -H. R. prexy three years. FRANCIS CYCAK-Gen. Butch-a terriic person who always greets you with a smile-member of Alphas, Grex, and Chorus-known for his singing-likes football and history-hopes to become a state policeman. TERESA DANTON-Comm. Terry-one of our most comely sen- ior misses-belongs to Ette Kette, Midget Players and Square Dance Clubs-outside activities include Sigma Betas and C. D. of A.-sharp dancer-will attend business school -took home room minutes for two years. BERNICE F. DAVIS-Comm. Bert-a vivacious drum maiorette- this sweet miss belongs to the Al- phas, Ette Kette, and served as home room veep her sophomore, iunior and senior year-likes Stan Kenton, Pizza, and Spaghetti. Plans include business school after graduation. SENIORS Tot Our High School ciys at J.H.S.,, ffffwliiwfjgg Lois Burk Cecelia Burzio Shelvie Jane Byerly Doris Calvert Joye Campbell Antoinette Cannell John Charles Carper Ralph Catalona Rose Ann Cerra James Joseph Chick Pat Michael Condo John C. F. Cope Edmund S. Copper Helen Cooper Harry Wm. Crisman Betty Croushore Patrick Cunningham Francis Cycak Teresa Danton Bernice F. Davis 25 5 SENlOR Memories of Our Class Party James H, Davis Violet Grace Davis John DeMarchis John E. Diehl Barbara A. Dolan Marlene L. Domineck Violet Dopkowski Sarah A. Duez Barbara L. Dunlap A Thomas Dunn Rosalie A. Eliard Edward A. Emerick James Faison Correnne F. Faroux Arthur A. Ferrara Margie Ellen Fisher Ronald W. Free Charles E. Funk Gilbert P. Galvin Claudine Gantt 26 A JAMES H. DAVIS-Col. Prep A handsome muscle man is Jim- much liked addition from Young- wood where he attended Latin Club meetings-Grex member senior year -insists his recreation is lifting weights-could listen to Ray Anthony anytime-college bound. VIOLET GRACE DAVIS-Gen. Red-bubbling over with personal- ity is this miss from Manor-active in Grex, Library and First Aid and Safety Clubs-another Stan Kenton enthusiast-favorites are steak and mushrooms-a future Earle Wheeler model. JOHN DeMARCHlS-Gen. De -an agreeable person who who accepts life as it comes-passes his spare time bowling and check- ing his favorite baseball team-Ray Anthony rates high with this lad could eat spaghetti night or day- plans are undecided. JOHN E. DIEHL-Voc. John-a quiet lad who spends most of his school hous in the machine shop is this addition from Manor- the Firestone Orchestra, wrestling, football and fried chicken all catch his eye-probabl ate th Uncle am after gr tio AR n. r full f im an i o VZ -c pta' of h ph er sq ad ctiv e .b ffEt ette 'an c r-at J Al Tri- bs ids tim fo de sud t co I re e tings an r- r of J .' C. A.-a utu college dent E E LOUISE DOMINECK-Com. Marlen -a welcome addition from Harrolds is this cute senior-belong- ed to art club, G. A. A. and was a maiorette while attending Harrolds -member of Commercial Club and Secretary of H. R. senior year-sec- retarial work is her ambition after graduation. VIOLET DOPKOWSKI-Gen. Vi-a friendly miss is this two year member of the Travel Club-attend- ed Home Ec. Club meetings sopho- more year-her favorite pastime is sewing and listening to Stan Kent- on's music-likes pizza and spag- hetti-plans to work after graduation. SARAH A. DUEZ-Gen. Sally-a quiet miss imported from Manor-belonged to the Chorus, Powder Puff Club, and Secretary of the Library Club-loves eating pizza while listening to music by Pee Wee Hunt-plans to attend Penn State. Food is prepared while Ave sweeps BARBARA L. DUNLAP-Com. Barb-has a delightful sense of hum- or-short and sewet-kept dues in home room senior year-gym moni- tor iunior year-Ette Kette and Alpha member-spends time writing to Bob -Stan Kenton gets her vote-plans to work then a housewife. THOMAS DUNN-Gen. Tom-a future candidate for Uncle Sam's army-a member of the wres- tling team iunior and senior year- attended French Club-a bowler in the Jr. Bowling League-while foot- ball is his favorite sport he enioys listening to the radio. ROSALIE ALMETTA ELIARD-Voc. Rosalie-friendly and always smiling is this lass-three year member of the Music Club, two year member of the Craft Club, and paid dues to Library Club her Senior year-this spaghetti fan will take up sewing and Beauty Culture. EDWARD A. EMERICK-VOC. Lanny-a quiet lad with a pleasant manner-can be found behind the wheel of his Hot Rod '47' Mercury -belonged to Photography Club freshman year-Sammy Kaye is his favorite-hopes to be an auto me- chanic. JAMES FAISON-Gen. Jim-another sports' minded lad-stu- dent football manager three years- football spotter senior year-claimed by Square Dance, Nature Study and French Clubs-french fries, hockey and Jackie Gleason's Orchestra rate high with him-future plans include college. CORRENE FAITH FAROUX-Gen. Correnne-proves how pleasant a gal gal can be-belonged to Alpha, Ette Kette, and Photography Clubs-Sec. treas. of Midgets freshman year, Chorus senior year-treas. of H. R. Junior year-enioys Glenn Miller's music-college bound. ARTHUR ANTHONY FERRARA-Gen. Mouse -happy go lucky is this trumpeter-attended county band two years and county orchestra one year-a four year band member- sec.-treas. and prexy of Music Club -treas. of Grex-Orchestra and Square Dance member-will attend Music school. MARGIE ELLEN FISHER-Col. Prep. Margie-a sincere and concientious person-paid dues to F. G. W., Al- pha, and Library Clubs-library mon- itor two years, Forensic member and business manager of Oscar senior year-secretary of Classical Club two years-dislikes undecided people -a future nurse. RONALD W. FREE-Gen. A swell guy to know is Ronnie. Member o fChorus, Travel, and Mus- ic Clubs-goes for chilejspaghetti, dancing and girls Cnot the gold dig- ger typel. Whatever he plans for the future we wish him luck. CHARLES E. FUNK-Gen. Better known as Cheedi to his fri- ends. Held membership in the Mid- gets, Forum and Chorus-vice pres of his home room his sophomore year-rather spend his time in man- aging movie theaters than reading Macbeth. GIL ERT P. AL IN- n. ' so W' 0' - 0 P l 0 l ff ,Jw 2-Y' 90l , ,7- St al, f- , t-H'Y nl P - 'O ri . fi - -stu p peo e can't ride in his Bui - ,! -- fol- lows graduation. CLAUDINE GANTT-Gen. Deanie-warbles a sweet tune-mem- ber of Chorus, Grex, and vice pres- ident of the Music Club-sings with a local orchestra-likes football, dancing, spaghetti, Duke Elington music and being with Acrie. Plans to further her musical ambitions. A27 Barbara, Dick and Janet try out the goal post YVONNE LEE GEIGER-Gen. Spider -a likable girl is this im- port from Manor-belonged to French Club and Chorus-crazy about motorcycles and Marlon Brando- member of Powder PUHC Club, and Chorus while attending Manor-fu- ture is undec' ed at present. YVON ER G RRICH-ACC. Y Y -thi iUn ' iss is corres- o din ec. r C. Y. .-mem- r of th ercial d Alphas fav rite ss sion eddy bear - il ccompany ll Penn State. ,CF ati pizz ile listening o nnglbfffler recor s. MARIE GIAQUINTO- en. Marie-one of our busiest gals-can be found working in the Audio-vis- ual Department-payed dues to Beta's, Travel, F. G. W., and Red Red Cross Clubs-gym monitor sen- ior year-proud possessor of a car -a future girl in white. PATRICIA J. GOLONOSKI-Com. Tippa -this classy lass took minutes for Student Council this year-three year member of Alpha Tri Hi Y, and Etta Kette-one of our pert major- ettes four years. Can't stand crit- icizers-will become a secretary. JOHN EDWARD GONGAWARE-VOC. Jughead -can be seen driving a- round town in his studebaker-an- noyed by reckless drivers-was a member of Midget players, Quiz, Photography, and Hunting and Fish- ing Clubs-aspires to a military ca- reer. FRANK R. GOUNDER-Gen. Cupcake -will always be remem- bered for his outstanding athletic ability-a three year member of the football team who also found time for wrestling, track, and freshman basketball-this very witty and hand- some guy claims he likes clodhop- pers, Weightlifting, and Joyce. 28 V ' 3 : o x 3' I 'Rl' 'S ' tri- . 1 tx yu , ' ns X it A 5? 'X yea CHARLES DONALD GRAHAM-Gen. Don-first class band man and mem- ber of Alpha Hi Y-loves spaghetti and meat balls-his favorite recre- ation is going to Sylvia's can't stand hard-to-get-along with people. Plans to go to work after graduation. MAXINE GRATT-Gen. Quite the popular girl is Max member of orchestra, Forensic, Grex, and Music Club. Her Piano playing is really cool -enioys golf. We wonder how Max is going to take half a car to college. PATRICIA GRAY-Comm. Patty -this friendly miss plans to loin the Navy-held membership in First Aid, Library, and Ceramics Club -likes pizza, Glenn Miller records and football-works at Cassy's ac- counting office. Doesn't like know- it-all people. SYLVIA GUIDDY-Gen. This cheerful and friendly miss hails from Manor-a member of the First Aid and Safety and Ceramics Clubs -proud of her onyx ring-favorit recreation is riding in Don's ca- Syl's plans-work. H s . sTAFsoN-G ' u y - handsome lad th the i gi and gridiro cord- r as. p xy of the :mf ' - o Boys ym Club 'f ee ear ' TY ba li .1 ' 0 . ' rac emb Stude aft n' 1- - ERT E 1 V . 1 ' K n ' e up : 1- a e ds an on tra - - at t oy for he ball t m sop- h m r r ar member of ling squ an senior year- i . National rd 'ntends to do lec al work. fw 4. .X Q., C-I A, 'n 'li il V pq' IY all d .ff ur ar cil tl as r v so ' ore ye r lle e or vice d I ' X o t a as t .ff I N if l THOMAS A. HACKLEY-Voc. Hack -a club minded and friendly guy-paid dues to Alpha Hi Y, Hunt- ing and Fishing, Square Dance, Priestly Science and Photo Clubs- meter Club sophomore year. V. prexy of H. R. two years and Micro- Pres. of H. R. Sophomore year-dis- likes wise guys-will be a draftsman. NANCY HARE-Gen. Nanc-one of our prettier senior lass- es-this vivacious lass enjoys a good basketball game anytime-favorite food is pizza-pet peeve is conceited people-a future bell telephone girl. DAVID LEE HARLAN-Gen. Rebel -caused many oh's and ah's when he appeared in J. H. S. from Norview High, Va.-a member of Beta Hi Y and Oscar Staff-home room prexy-played basketball and was president of Hi Y in Norview- college bound. , I ' 4 U , I I' 1 ' if AR f - - -'M ' . , 1 H A l l e O o r riffs: st, and It e f -if e k or Q' rti ,a y Atv C m r, 5. ,Q- r ..' 'Q c A I-1'--' C 1 , I ior . . sec ar ro go ll ee .cvs 5- futu J shion car n V e 'oI de ig er il end colle e GARY HEASLEY-Voc. Gary-a terrific guy-likes everyone and is well liked in return-a four year band member-home room secretary, Prom Committee, Hunt- ing Club, and Travel Club were all on his agenda-plans to be a mil- lionaire! NANCY ALBERTA HEASLEY-B. Cul.. Nancy-her biggest asset is her shin- ing titian hair-served as a year book collector this year-member of the new Cosmotology Club-sings in her church choir- 1954 Junior-Senior Prom Committee-likes playing vol- ley-ball-will attend beauty culture school. RUTH IRENE HERMAN-Gen. Ruthie-a quiet gal who held mem- bership in the Powder Puff and F. G. W. Clubs. Likes to write letters and listen to the music of Guy Lom- bardo-enioys a game of shuffle- board or bowling in her spare time. TWYLA MAE HOFFER-Gen. Dolly-a quiet but mischievous lass -could forever dance and eat spag- hetti-enioys football games-after graduation will become a Wave. SENIORS Iussmcltes Excelling in Sports ., ,, Tre. H Yvonne Lee Geiger Frank R. Gounder Charles A. Gustafson Mary Ann Hart Yvonne E. Gerrich Marie Giaquinto . Pairicia J. Golonoski John E. Gongaware Charles D. Graham Maxine Grail Patrirfia Gray Sylvia Guiddy Albert E. Guy Thomas A, Hackley Nangy Hare David L. Harlan Gary Heasley Nancy A. Heasley Ruth I. Herman Twyla M. HoFFer 29 SENIORS The Excitement of Prom Time Joanne E. Hoggeff Carol L. Homer Carol M. Howard Herbert E. Hull Clarence C. Irwin James E. Johnson Martha L. Johnson Barbara Jones Dora I. Jones William C. Jones Donald R. Jordan Alice M. Kendi Theodore F. Keys Donald King Joyce M. Kirchner Barbara M. Kline Ralph A. Klingensmith Linda A. Kohl Theofanis Kofiarapoglus Marie Krafochvil 30 lf? pla h AN a d I . .x i lr ' Isl S TO . 1 xn I . -TU M . . 04 I-G . J. . .. s a I - p f - I ' Fa h. i w- - Q - ' . . ' . i f a i M -. ' . - ' ' .- im I 1 5 F h I - . g 3.41 - III!-IR 'ARA ggfifsx-eifll rl jf e at , M ' It yl ull o - 'J . ja , lCl.iggg?Xbqrl1rNclai Qthis mis swim- .1 I- 4. ' fe?-lx if l U J , NJ . Iwi I' JOANNE ELIZABETH HOGGETT-Gen. Jo -this petite girl always gets her share of whistles-has resided at meetings of the Square Dance, Pho- tography, and Girls Sports Clubs- likes popular records, especially Tommy Dorsey-this Rainbow Girl plans to be a typist. CAROL LEE HOMER-Gen. This future secretary is a very sin- cere person who enioys listening to popular music-participated in 'Powder Puff, Alpha, and attends Rainbow Girl meetings. A Glenn Miller fan-is looking forward to col- lege. CAROL MAE HOWARD-Gert. Howie -one of our most vivacious lasses who really brightens up any classroom-this Etta Kette prexy al- so belonged to Photography, Square Dance, and Travel Clubs-photog- rapher for yearbook and Oscar staff wo ye rs-claimed by Sigma Chi enj ys typi .g and plans to at- cls bu 'nes s ol. N x '3' uc E HULL-vac. ' ' a do natured uy w can oast A ny friends- elonge to to , a d treasurer of ' o - u y ' n enioys loafing a d li ni o e music of Pee Q 'E ' ice ' -' a - - a v. 0 1-- o e ne of s h-iQ,4x Nil S- y W HY' easo --- 're I Sci c nd Bo ' u - s ur Q u b '- - an can alw ys b f n Chevro et cust n e attend the Ge ra I ots I stu te in Michigan JA ES E JOH en Pee Wee intro ucing one of our H S court t really racks u the points playi g basketball our year member o the Boys Gym Club sat in on Forum Club Meetings is Sophomore year this witty sen nor served as H R Vice Pres hs reshm n year and treasurer hs sophomore year MARTHA LEE JOHNSON Gen artha a cordial and charming sen lor Music Club Midget Players Li brary Club and Girls Craft Club have all claimed her membership ome ec skating and dancing rate igh on her list of favor tes will assume the role of a housewife after high school JJ! PS gt ro n e ed f f f n d sgribes Barb lle ed dues for the Congimerci I lub a d lphas af B as the Eitt Kette so mrng and d ner g rate hi on her list will att rid compto eer School X I CLAREN Ili-'if' in - Joe - 's I vo s 4- cr i hot e H nd s fi m 'K pr I lph ar ' ba e b l I to G l b Dorothy receives a manicure from Jeanne DORA ISABELLA JONES-H. Ec. Lefty -a quiet miss who is quite active in church activities as leader of the Young People's group-could listen to Guy Lombardo any time- enioys swimming and watching T.V. WILLIAM CHARLES JONES-Gen. Willie -presenting the Tom Sawyer of the class of '55-has a friendly word for everyone-has entertained us for four years by playing his- --in the band. ln his spare time he enioys playing golf or watching T. V. DONALD RICHARD JORDAN-Gen. Dick -a great guy who could make anyone feel at ease-this three year band member belonged to the Music Club, Square Dance, Alphas and presided over Travel Club meetings his senior year-prize possession is his car-will take up pharmacy'ir1 college. ALICE M. KENDI-Academic A really fascinating gal with an ever ready smile-and brains, too! three year student council member who guarded money for the Travel Club and Beta's her senior year-member of Oscar and Yearbook staffs and secretary of F. T. A. THEODORE F. KEYS-Gen. Ted-personality and intelligence plus-editor of the Manor paper his sophomore year and vice president of Student Council, valedictorian and photographer for the yearbook there -lab assistant and Mrs. Williams' right hand man for the proiection and stage crews-treasurer of Priest- ly Science Club this year. DONALD KING-Com. Acc. Don-you've seen him as the tanned life-guard at the local pool-the twinkle in his eye and his fiashing grin make him the typical American boy of J. H. S.-four year member of the First Aid Club-Vice-president this year-played in the band four years-Beta Hi Y. JOYCE MARLENE KIRCHNER-Gen. Honey-member of the Thursday Square Dance Club her sophomore year-three year member of the Fu- ture Girls in White-spends a lot of her time driving-transferred from Hurst her fresh g 00006 I B i LIN - 0 f ri as ea or every- e-he r really fly, whet er o t ewriter or on thek MF newspaper staff, chorus and ir s' 'basketball team at Manor Junior High-Home Ec. Club her senior year. RALPH A. KLINGENSMITH-M. Shop Ralph-this congenial senior spends a great deal of his time working for Uncle Sam, as a Pennsylvania Na- tional Guardsman-runs track for the Jeannette Harriers-collects guns and is a member of the Hunting an Fish- ing ub-likes dancing. AJ K H - f 41 . P tin th -ff i m af itor' f 9 O . resi . . .and F. ., - s-- of Alphas Ette e u' I d Scro and Yearbo ptlme or , ll, a - in ' f , N. F. . tou men, e ates, an A tu n esses- ol V JCHEOFA . JARAPOGLUS-G. ' Th -9 f lo w ' erfyone's ' Beta Hi Y ' A re c take up , uch of this :tt ladstime-claims co eat pi a ,and listen to aLpl'l Matire :me-his car is is ost p ' ed possession-plans ' for the future-college and science. MARIE KRATOCHVIL-Gen. Jenny-the Archery Club claimed this sweet miss her Hrst three years at J,H.S.-roller skating, watching football games and gym class rate high on her list of favorites-could listen to the music of Glenn Miller any time-will choose the life of a Bell Telephone operator. 31 Joyce and Jim admire the trophies EDWARD LABUDA-Gen. Ed-a combination of brains, devil- ment and personaliTy-has quite The wavy black hair-Treasurer of The Quiz Club his freshman year-Three- year member of the Travel Club- has shown a real Talent for oratory in The NFL-played baseball his fresh- man year-lab assistant-will study either science or engineering in col- lege. MARY ELIZABETH LANDER-B. Cul.. Mary-came To J. H. S. from Penn Township her iunior year-pays dues To The Cosmotology Club-claims she is happiest when driving her father's panel Truck-This future beautician can eat pizza or listen to Ralph Flan- agan anytime-claims her pet peeve is conceited people. JAMES J. LAUDADIO-Gen. Jim-This good looking senior was one of our rugged gridders of Three years-member of The French Club and Two year home room officer also was on The Track Team ioins The crowd of spaghetti lovers-plans to get a good iob in The future. MAUREEN LAVELLE-B. Cul. Maur-as she is called by her fri- ends is interested in styling hair- member of The Cosmotology Club- This Sigma Beta girl could always eat pizza or spagheTti, claims she loves to dance to The music of Billy May- her most treasured possessions are Don and her diamond ring. SHIRLEY M. LAVELLE-ACC. Squirt -one of our more sports minded persons with a sweet per- sonality-This Girls Sports Club prexy also belongs To The Betas and was Junior H. R. Sec.-her oufside ac- tivities include president of The bowling league, basketball and danc- ing, hopes To work and make money. 32 - DOLORES LEWIS-Com. ACC. Dolly -active in The Etta Kette and Home Ec. Clubs-served on The 1954 Jnior-Senior Prom Committee-goes roller skating and dancing in her leisure Time-her bright blond hair is always iust so -enioys watching football games-will use her secre- tarial skills in general office work after graduating. HARRY LEYDIG-Voc. Elec. Shop Buss-is a quiet person who enioys electric shop-claims basketball is his favorite sport-very proud of his ioke book collection-could eat steak and dance To The music of Les rown any time-plans To ioin The ervicittnagl graduation day. JW ' T 'J LITTLE-Gen. 0 Ji -This little fel ' uite a whiz and always ra ' go-Takes minutes for Priest Science and -Treasurer of F. T. would be con- Tent iust To eat h roast beef and build jigsaw puzzl s-plans To go To college and be a science Teacher. GERALD LONG-ACC. Jerry -This friendly fellow with a ready Hi for everyone can'T sTand stu'ck-up-people-held membership in The Midget Players, French Club, and Chorus-a Ralph Matire fan-will Take up accountancy and business ad- ministration in college. 'S Joi-:QQ ' nie' on o' r exmbered fo his T r perso lity and fri- en lines ll-li d uy was Ta keg ' an on vp k-relgvin years-me - 'm eta ri i , Ff T. A. anb First id and Safety clubs-also ran Tra . for 3 years- headed for colleg ' ickngi' ood-l in, T ut hy px n' dis, vel I ub 5 Al pig?-Ii Y T :Eg S 2' ' a ROBERT J. MALOY-Gen. Bob -a good-looking, all-around guy who enioys working f?i-mem- ber of BeTas and student council- wrestling squad four years-class prexy his sophomore year, presided over H. R. for Three years-thinks The HillToppers are great-future plans include college. VICTOR JOHN MARSICO--Gen. Vic -his lively imitations add To The life oT every class-claims mem- bership in BeTa's and First Aid and Safety Clubs-prize possession is Marilyn lVlonroe's picture-shoots pool for a pastime-Thinks There's nothing like rhythm and blues music. DONNA MASCIANTONIO-Gen. Donna -an attractive lass with a sparkling personalify suits This sen- ior To a T -This friendly person was a member of The BeTa's F. G. W. and a gym monitor-pizza and bas- ketball rate high with her. RICHARD McCARTHY-Voc. Dick -peppy captain of our cheer- leaders, likes football-also likes to swim or listen To Les Brown-a mem- ber of Archery, Alpha, Hi Y and Priestly Science Clubs-would like To study electronics. BEVERLY ANN MELADA-Gen. Quiet but nice-ThaT's Bev who en- ioys spaghetti and movies-belonged To Commercial club Three years, F. T. A. Two years and chorus Two years-will go To business school. LESLIE MII.I.AR-Gen. Les -one of our Tall, handsome Three year fooTball stars who also ran Track-this study hall fan could listen To Les Brown and eat steak anytime-dislikes conceited people -future is undecided. CLIFFORD MILLER-Gen. Cliff -one of our exceptionally good-looking seniors-stared contin- ually on the foo ball field and bas- ketball te m-fo year class oFficer, veep of oys ub and Beta membe - ni X izz ' d, Ralph Ma ir. otball steak, a d fr ' 'T . , opes To go on To co -,- er -T aduatio VER ER- en. ' ' roun . n acti r - h ' Spo ts C -can a way stein To Les B S -d ea izza wg 2 pe g s noy h fans To a if I I LE MLLER,-ZC .Ac. Ginny beautfy of, our class ith a sparkl wig personality is our own Miss Jeannette-This high stepping co-captain of The maioretfes was a member of The Betas for Three years -is kept busy wrifing letters To Bucky. ' n In E 9 ' ' I X49 c es A nf Elev' amlgul 'o e wh ' Gi of Gui D if- ig... f R E Ir if J 6' ,pqrlifn , lfifdlll 1' I s E NIORS Q QM .SPreparing For Bun u s and Other Activities Sucvpc 7517 . iiiiii iiii iii ii Edward Labuda Mary E. Lander James J. Laudaclio Maureen Lavelle Shirley M. Lavelle Dolores Lewis Harry Leydig James Little Gerald Long John Love Robert J. Maloy Victor J. Marsico Donna Masciantonio Richard McCarthy Beverly A. Melada Leslie Miller Clifford Miller Richard J. Miller Verna Miller , . Virginia L. Miller , . 33 NIORS Commencement and Our Alma Mater Florence M. Mock Wayne L. Mock Joanne Morrah Joseph Musho Helen L. Myers Vincent B. Neal Paul R. Neiderhiser Donna Gdorisio George F. O'Hare Barbara A. Oplinger Robert P. Orynik James L. Otto Gilbert Owens Edith M. Palmer Joenise Parmigiani Donna L. Patron Teresa L. Plaifano Robert Pracek Patricia Rager Joanne Ray 34 FLORENCE MAE MOCK-Sec. Com. Toots -this quiet but good-natured gal came from Greensburg her Jun- ior year-member of Ceramics Club her senior year--will ioin the Waves after graduation. WAYNE L. MOCK-Col. Prep Wayne likeable and ambitious- was prexy of student council and Priestly Science-member of Alpha Hi Y, Grex, Band, Orchestra, and Music Club-this successful Junior Rotarian's future includes college and chemical engineering. JOANNE MORRAH-VOC. Joanne -enioys dancing and Les Brown-member of the Cosmotology and Archery Clubs-dislikes unfri- endly people-plans to be a beauti- cian which explains why she likes beauty culture. JOSEPH MUSHO-Gen. Sonny Joe packed with personal- ity-belonged to Music Club, treas- urer, orchestra three years-favorite pastime is driving his car-can't stand unfriendly people-probably will be- come a sailor. EN it Y -QQ. Hel n- n ways ounted on to live l 1- a i clas. ends al her ipn ehind rac 's soda fount in U t n and Stan - p s v 0' gf - I'19Xl' all I 1 VINCENT B. NEAL-Gen. Vince -a four year member of Archery Club and three year mem- ber of Hunting and Fishing-can lis- ten to Stan Kenton anytime- this future sailor can't stand conceited people and is proud of his driver's license. PAUL R. NEIDERHISER-Pat. Shop Paul is one of those people with an easy going manner you can't help but like-was a four year band mem- ber-likes nothing better than watch- ing a good football or baseball game -does a lot of wood working in his spare time and would like to get a John and Gutty throw snowballs at Patty GEORGE FRANCIS O'HARE-Gen. George -one of our more quiet seniors with a personality plus- car-claims his pet peeve is conceited claims his recreation is driving his people-his future plans are the army. BARA ANN OPLINGER-Voc. arb -one of our likeable imports from Manor where she answered roll call in the Powder Puff and Dance Clubs-very proud of her sparkler -aspires to be a good beautician. ROBERT PAUL ORYNICK-Gen. Another pizza fan is Bob who en- ioys football and stockcar races- works at Krogers in his spare time -can't stand show-offs and unfriend- ly people-will be another of Uncle JOENISE PARMIGIANI-Gen. Jo -a member of Alpha Tri Hi Y -goes bowling in her spare time- Iikes football or dancing to Les Brown-dislikes conceited people- would like to go to nursing school. DONNA LEE PATTON-Com. Sissy -member of Beta Tri Hi Y and Photography Clubs-likes foot- ball spaghetti, and pizza, or dancing to Les Brown-pet peeve is conceit- people-plans to be a sceretary. TERESA LENORE PLAITANO-Corn. Petite is the word for our iunior and senior class president and two year class secretary. Tess was sec- retary, treasurer and Prexy of Beta Tri Hi Y-also a member of Midgets Players, Grex Oscar, and student council-a future secretary. Sam's leathernecks. B T P EK-Gen. JA ES L. otto-va I T '-a utstand' Q.-and hand- l e re ie iors so th wllqo ser d oil the foot- ' te st i - t ing ing to do b , e a , trac teams- xllith shop .fs du s o he Micro- ex f ys Club and vice- IyULib -'sf 19- ars- uld r ' n of Bets. College bound in of not ing a s i W fm uation. a ock car ' -e or . 'n oo ' jQS3J5F'3flL5 tS 5HiiZ fgV3S PATRICIA RAGER-Gert . ' ' Patty is one of our lucky girls who has a ring on that certain finger- f GILBERT OWENS-Gen. Red hair and green eyes has our future pharmacist- Gibby likes spaghetti and football-manager of this three year member of the Com- mercial Club likes to spend her time with Frank or eat spaghetti-plans to be a good housewife. stray! good iob after graduation or go to band-mem ef Of T e Alpha Hi Y ,, ' College, and First A lub ld dance or J 'L .IW , . . , - ,. . , listent Ra thon n timwf ,, 6 tw .ng p rf n Wim l e I' f 0' S lly- U DONNA ODORISIO-Com. E P ER- m. th e sr, - avel lUbS to T 0 One of our good-looking future sec- ' di '- li eable erson a a rs h 51? 9 i I mbef Uld retarys-Donna was a member of the mem r he B 'S, 'rls OHS, ISIS to Tan e to r tch 5 Girls Sports Club and Ette Kette- Qi , nd Wy-gap ing gn- fo all,g e an tim is I orker can always be found at Sam's and ll! BST, R thon er list- , Y ook SI - l e 3 listening to Les Brown-dislikes con i ike aced p ple- f u tre red gift t' so o ege amp- ceited people. se etary. ff 5 QR U A 35 Time for a Coke JO ANN RAYMOND-Gen. Jo an exceptionally pretty lass who comes to us from Harrolds where she was a maiorette-secre- tary-treasurer of French Club her iunior year here and a member of Girl Sports Club-future undecided. FRANK BERNARD RAYNER-Gen. Bert is a Manor import-there he attended the Journalism, Dramatic, Athletic, and Dance Clubs-also plays church league basketball-likes to listen to Stan Kenton and eat spag- hette-plans include the service. SARAH REBO-Com. Another import from Harrolds where she was a maiorette is our vivacious lrma -likes pizza, dancing to Les Brown, and football-a member of First Aid a d Saf and Girls Sports plans to ta - a s ry. L ST IS n. N e' -otne f o r three e r 1:- rs wh ikes pizza an a ie leason. nswered roll ll ' First Aid Safety Club-ca ' stand t rs- ill go t c lle . Av A I E- . il h's ra le rso oll ctebl mon- ' t ea a m m Gir s ve k stea an m roo hen ls snt driv i Ett tt l ber ' l rt , A i k d ' ' - ing r F r - ill go finishing pc! l CLY E RIGGS-Voc. Riggs , loyal member of band, Travel Club and Alpha Hi Y enjoys pizza, loafing and Ray Anthony as well as football-can't stand con- ceited people-this fine fellow will ioin the air force. 36 CHARLES RIGNEY-Gen. Chuck-this good looking Senior is long to be remembered for his great personality-served faithfully on the football and track team three years- was secretary and veep of Alphas and a two year French Club member -could forever eat tea and drive ' und in his ar-f Q nd ci ed, EV .4 -si .- ani .N l Y -v t t.: S.l'l ers .' , -V .V Q - : . : O 9 , - m , 1 i cing ake 1 s - -plans to atten itt aft r gradua i n. aro r N d O JAN ' 4 9- , ' t i l r ' i pn ' rl . b BS l l is .' ri : ' -- l lol! . BIT er '51 U I 4 A I al I N I A u . o 'l' UP if pa ' t -s ytime- AUDREY L. ROHRBACHER-Com. Aud , a member of Girls Craft, Powder Putt, and Commercial Club -likes steak or pizza but not con- ceited people-also a football and Brown fan-favorite subiect is mach- ines-will be a secretary. RUSSELL ROHRBACHER-Corn. AC. Another of those nice imports from Harrolds- Russ enioys baseball or listening to Les Brown-this enioy- able person does not think much of conceited people -future includes the U. S. Air Force. HARRY M. ROHRBACHER-Gen. Attended Harrolds his Freshman and Sophomore years- Harry could loaf or eat spaghetti anytime-enioys football or listening to Les Brown in his spare time-conceited people iust don't rate with this future ser- viceman. ANNAMARIE ROY--Com. Anna Balls answered roll call in Powder Puff, Quiz, First Aid, and Girls Sports-likes to loaf at Sam's or dance to Les Brown but doesn't like conceited people-will take dic- tation for some lucky person after graduation. JOSEPH SAFRAN-Pat. Shop Joe -a handsome lad with a won- derful personality-attended Beta Hi Y meeting, and was senior home- room treasurer-enjoys Polo, math and Sammy Kaye-ioins the crowd of pizza lovers-will soon be one of Uncle Sam's boys. MARIE KATHRYN SARACENI-Com. Marie -a serious but friendly little gal-active member of Library, Girls Craft, and Commercial Clubs-prexy of Ceramics Club senior year-rates dancing and football games high- will continue commercial work after graduation at business school. JOANN SCALZETTI-Com. Joann -a sweet girl always ready with a helping hand-this future sec- retary wouldn't miss a football game for anything-prexy of Photography Club-enioys dancing. JANICE EILEEN SCANLON-Gen. Jan -a well liked miss with hosts of friends-this Sigma Beta took home-room minutes her Junior year -claimed by Midget, Square Dance, Beta Tri Hi Y and Girls Sports Clubs -enjoys swimming and dancing- will be New York bound after grad- uation. WILLIAM SCHNUPP-Gen. Bill -is a handsome all around guy -displayed terrific ability on the gridiron and track field-also played baseball and belonged to Hunting and Fishing Club-a four year home- room officer-hopes the Navy will fulfill his wish to travel. JAYNE SCHWEINBERG-Corn. Chick -a blond import from Har- rold's so very easy on the eyes- answered roll call at Girls Sports and Beta Tri Hi Y meetings-this Junior home-room treasurer can always be found at Sams-future includes lots of money. FRANK R. SCOPA--Gen, Scope -this hardy lad is the proud possessor of a '49 Ford-was treas- urer of Square Dance Club, also member of Track Team, Nature Study, First Aid, and French Clubs- a future salesman who likes football, swimming and girls. MELVIN SEMENKO-Gen. Melvin-a football hero-played golf two years-wrestled his last two years-Hunting and Fishing Club claim his membership-really enioys study hall and Ray Anthony-plans to ioin the Marines. S E NIO R S These All Never To be Forgotten Jo Ann Raymond Frank B. Rayner Sarah Rebo Steve Redish Avanell J. Rice ' Clyde Riggs Charles Rigney Jane E. Rogers Audrey L. Rohrbacher Russell Rohrbacher Harry M. Rohrbacher Annamarie Roy Joseph Safran Marie K. Saraceni Joann Scalzefti Janice E. Scanlon William Schnupp Jayne Schweinberg Frank R. Scopa Melvin Semenko V 37 SENIOR S May the Future Upperclussmen be as Proud of .I.H.2 1 Ronald Semenko Carolyn Shebek Donald A. Shick Mary A. Shray Robert Sirnic Ethel M. Smith Kathleen A. Smith Philip J. Solomon Patricia Spoonhoward Eloise Stanford Joann Stape Joyce Stark William Stevens Nancy Stevey James K. Stinson Shirley Tocco Guido Robert Torri June Turney Jerry Urbani Robert G. Uncapher 38 RONALD SEMENKO-Pat. Shop A friendly guy with a big smile describes Pugo -marched with the band for two years and served as basketball manager-welcome mem- ber of Quiz, Square Dance and Trav- el Clubs-enioys football and study hall-future plans include Air Force. CAROLYN SHEBAK-B. Cul. Carol-a personable miss is this smil- ing senior-Oscar and yearbook collector freshman year-claimed by Cosmotology, First Aid, and Photog- raphy clubs-served on Prom com- mittee iunior year-dotes on pizza, Sammy Kaye, and dancing-a future beautician. D A A. SH Com. on a wl wwho ould be EBI' sta 6 0 c t t I i g pizza listening U to an t n a re g c l l , aio 9 to First id a dS ety and en Clubs-fu- will ' clude B siness School or y. MARY ANN SHRAY-Gen. Mary Ann -a sweet easy-going gal who doesn't appreciate conceited people-claimed by the French Club her iunior year-thinks green and black Fords are swell?-enioys danc- ing to the smooth music of Billy May -future is undecided. ROBERT SIRNIC-Gen. Bob -a four year bandsman, al- ways ready for a good time-belong- ed to Hunting and Fishing Club, also Veep of Photography Club his Jun- ior year-a Stan Kenton fan who also enioys basketball-will ioin Air Force after graduation. ETHEL M. SMITH-Com. Ethel-has a smile for everyone- Midgets, Girls Craft Club, and Grex all claim her membership-swimming is her favorite recreation when not watching a football game-enioys music by Kenton-a future secretary. KATHLEEN A. SMITH-Com. Smitty -a lovely little lass with sparkling personality-was head ma- iorette and a member of the chorus at Harrolds Jr. High-claimed by Ette Kette and Chorus, also Alpha prexy at J. H. S.-future will include a certain Waynesburg collegian. PHILIP JOSEPH SOLOMON-Gen. Quiet but likable Phil is a swell guy to know-another pizza and spaghetti lover who claims his fa- vorite subiect is physics- member of Quiz and Priestly Science Clubs- a Stan Kenton fan, also interested in sports- future is undecided. French Club oyficers enjoy records I-I7 RA' V' --' - r iz ov o PA SP l - i ,' P ,li y l le ly wh Q' s nt a a , A lvr .fn oll all th grgph ii etings t ' ab l 4 in 931,51 r ni ps il gl n U k 1 id 1 Uri -p5ag5?51e. r 'ni' lf D-Com. Elly-a dancing enthusiast is this miss-paid dues to the Music Club her senior year-the Drifters rate with her along with spaghetti and pizza-another who dislikes stuck- up people. JOANN STAPE-Gen. Joanie -a pleasant lass from H. R. 103-attended Home Ec. Club meet- ings for three years-church rallies occupy the free hours of this Sunday School Class Secretary-enioys tak- ing life easy-has not decided what future plans 'll be T V ' JOYC T fx e . oyce- Ear v w e r X U5 f, 'sar if p if a it -Qvlffl ke u - l-T9 f O ' I ' N. 4 e- lif, at' up- e ea r Ji . Y' TTI I ' I '- ' C s t' e- viv Sigm hi er bec f re n ua 'WILLIAM STEVENS-Gen' In Bill . . . known for hislfriendli ess is one of our shu-in classmates . . . attends the maiority of our assemblys and Current Problems classes .... a sports minded person Bill is a base- ball fan and faithfully follows the Pirates all summer long. NANCY STEVEY-Gen. Nan-an asset from Harrolds with a friendly Hi for everyone-a two year chorus member-spent time working on concerts and festivals her iunior and senior years-this lass dislikes smarties-future holds mar- riage or business school. JAMES KEITH STINSON-Gen. Jim -this handsome lad with the intriguing smile was freshie and senior home-room veep-paid dues to Hunting and Fishing Club, march- ed with the Band, and served on the Stage Crew. SHIRLEY TOCCO-Com. Shirl -sweet, petite, with personal- ity plus-one year member of Mid- gets and Photography Clubs-be- longed to Grex and Commercial Clubs three years-prexy of Com- mercial Club her sen'or ear-gym monitor g cence minded fel w y hobbi 5 ly UI B - ' ' -is ev ith ' -e In . .,. ' 1 olle n c' eff- wif-v I Q p ' e ' g in is f-1 - t a d rue y Scie ce e me a e er alsoio Yearbok saff an U, , . . n ' ll 1 T - this swell fello hopes to attend college. ' lczzi, J NE TURIT I-Cbm mdL al never seen without alsparkling smile-t is girl and Juniorfhome-room treasurer also belonged to the Photography Club and Chorus-another Tony Ben- nett fan-will be a sweet addition to Bell Telephone Co. JERRY URBAN!-VOC. Chub -an electric shop boy who thinks spaghetti is the perfect food -is known around J. H. S. as a quiet but friendly guy-sports rate high with Chub, especially football and swimming-will sail the seas with the Navy after graduation. ROBERT GLENN UN-CAPHER.-Voc. Unk -a serious lad who would like to enter the ministry-played Jr. W. P. l. A. L. football and paid dues to the Hunting and Fishing Club-likes to spend his free time hunting or working on automobiles. 39 D k AcademIE:a4'! n 1 f I H i l as Were CHARLOTTE C. VIECELLI-Corn. Char -will be remembered for her terrific parts in Commercial Club as- semblies-a former Midget and Girls Craft Club member, she is now Commercial Club veep and Grex prexy-this sweet girl will attend college or become a secretary. GOLDIE LENORE VOLOCK-Gen. Goldie -a perfect example of an industrious student-paid dues to Midget, Girls Craft, Forum and Trav- el Clubs-served as Yearbook col- lector her iunior year-favorite pas- times are playing tennis and piano -will continue studies at college. JOAN FAY WERNER-Gen. Joanie -is one of our more quiet but sweet seniors-member of the French Club, First Aid, Quiz Club, and Chorus-also sings in the church choir-this spaghetti and pizza fan dislikes people who are friendly only when they want something- likes to listen to Howard Barlow in spare time. ROBERT WHITE-Academic Bob -a cute lad who adds life to any class-a four year golfer, Grex Club, and Yearbook staff member -home-room officer for three years -a study hall fan who could play golf forever-future, professional golfer, of course. JANICE M. ZELLERS-Gen. A gay and energetic lass friendly to all is Frenchy -well known for her wit and enioyment of good times- claimed by Photography, Music, and French Clubs-interested in cars, es- pecially a certain red Ford convert- ible-future is undecided. -V, the Seniors of 1955 DOROTHY C. VOLK-B. Cul. A pert little miss with loads of 'per- sonality is Dot -belonged to Pho- tography Club and Beta Tr. Hi Y- prexy of Cosmotology Club-a Sigma also Junior home-room veep and Beta who enioys dancing-future beautician. JAMES WELSH-Gen. Jim -an easy going guy-played football and pounded the gavel in H. R. his freshman year-Boys Gym Club Member sophomore year-at- tended Beta Hi Y meetings-played Basketball and was treasurer of Stu- dent Council iunior year-will enter service. DOROTHY M. WHIRLOW-B. Cul. Dot -this future beautician was a welcome import from Penn Town- ship High where she was a member of the chorus-paid dues to the Na- ture Study and Cosmotology Clubs -football games and parties occupy Dot's free hours-thinks .l.H.S. is a wonderful place. AUDREY ANN ZALESKI-Gen. Aud -a sweet gal with a friendly smile-attended Music, Square Dan- ce, and Photography Club meetings -a football fan who dislikes con- ceited people-will add loads of fun to some otfice after graduation from Business School. 1-.Il h '. X i X - , lg . . -4. s, t 5 , , ' ,M'ARY'qBARBARA ,ZOLLINGER-Gen. 'uf u Q Barbh -oneof 065 quiet but sweet 9R'gals-threesyean r11emb'er of Alpha's -attended-' square Dahce meetings and . was .home-focim. secretarytther ftfeshman year-likes? pizza, swim- ., mi , l'l:QQll3Bll,'xdt'1d ,Stan .Kenton- bellgjgs to- C. O.,.out offxschool- nursing Schodbfafterxfgraaduation. K' 't T, A . ,V . , X all X, Charlotte C. Viecelli Dorothy C. Volk Goldie L. Volock James Welsh Joan Fay Werner Dorothy M. Whirlow S E N l Q R S Robert White Audrey A. Zaleski Janice M. Zellers Mary B. Zollinger 40 THEODORE E. KEYS WAYNE L. Mock EDWARD F. LABUDA SPECIAL AWARDS BAUSCH AND LOMB MEDAL For Proficiency in Science WAYNE L. MOCK BUSINESS 81 PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB ANTOINETTE CANNELL CENTRAL TRADES COUNCIL Vocational Awards HARRY LEYDIG-Electric Shop NORMAN BUCKLEY-Machine Shop GARY HEASLEY-Pattern Shop JOANNE MORRAH-Beauty Culture AVANELL RICE-Sewing DORA JONES-Foods SENIOR PARTY Gayle Bayot William Berlin Audrey Biss Janet Bohince Sandra Brinker Lois Burk Cecelia Burzio Antoinette Cannell Rose Ann Cerra Helen Cooper Betty Croushore Glenn Cunningham Violet Davis Barbara Dunlap Rosalie Eliard Margie Fisher Ronald Free Art Ferrara Claudine Gantt Yvonne Gerich Joanne Hoggett Carol Homer Gilbert Galvin Carol Howard Herbert Hull B b KI' ar ara me Theo Kotiarapoglus Harry Leydig Vic Marsico Donna Masciantonio Cliff Miller Verna Miller Virginia Miller Joe Musho Donna Odorisio Gilbert Owens AWARD Donna Patton Tess Plaitano Bob Pracek Joanne Ray Sarah Rebo Avanell Rice Clyde Riggs Anna Marie Roy Marie Saraceni Joanne Scalzetti Jayne Schweinberg Phil Solomon Ethel Smith Charlotte Viecelli Goldie Volock Audr ey Zaleski Barbara Zollinger JUNIOR PROM COMM. - 1954 Gayle Bayot Janet Bohince Sandra Brinker Antoinette Cannell Helen Cooper Pat Golnoski Gary Heasley Edward Labuda Dolores Lewis Rich Miller Wayne Mock Tess Plaitano Bob Pracek Audrey Rohrbacher Joanne Scalxetti Janice Scanlon Guido Torri Gail Appel Janet Bohince Bill Brasco Dorothy Brown Antoinette Cannell Marlene Clark Drena D'EmiIio Nancy Dick Marlene Dominick Ralph Donaldson Lucille D'Oraxio Patty Fennel Bob Gurnick Mary Ann Hart Nancy Heasley Betty Jensen Ed Jouret Marlene Jupina Jae Kemerer Alice Kendi Virginia McCurdy YOUNG WOMENS CLUB United Nations Contest HONOR STUDENTS ALICE M. KENDI LINDA ANNE KOHL ANTOINETTE CANNELL R. JOYCE STARK MARGIE ELLEN FISHER DONNA M. ODORISIO EDITH M. PALMER DONNA L. MASCIANTONIO LOIS SUZANNE BURK MARY ANN HART LINDA KOHL JOANNE RAY JANET BOHINCE C. M. BOMBERGER MEMORIAL Scholarship JAMES DAVIS VOICE OF DEMOCRACY AWARD Mrs. C. M. Bomberger LINDA KOHL DONNA FISHER JEANNETTE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Scholarship LINDA KOHL SENIOR BANQUET SENIOR ASSEMBLY COMM. Janeq Bohinge Janet Bohince Jo Cam b ll Antoinette Cannell Ye P 9 Harry Crisman Patty Gray Gary Heasley Barbara Kline Gerry Long Clit? Miller Rich Miller Rich Miller Virginia Miller Donna Patton Tess Plaitano Guido Torri Audrey Zaleski Rose Ann Cerra Ralph Catalano Jim Davis Margie Fisher Marie Giaquinto Herbert Hull Barbara Jones Linda Kohl Cliff Miller Virginia Miller Gilbert Owens Edith Palmer Tess Plaitano Audrey Rohrbacher Carolyn Shebek Joyce Stark Bob White JUNIOR PROM COMM. - 1955 Ellsworth Milburn Carol Miller Cliff Miller Virginia Miller Wayne Mock Jim Molenari Patty Mollick Joe Musho Dan Musiak Joenise Parmigini Bob Pharaoh Tess Plaitano Jane Reiter Darlene Ricardino Joe Sarnelli Dick Schnupp Chester Smolenski Mary Ann Swienski Louis Weaver Bob Weisbecker 41 PERSONALITIES May They be Proud E ii 1 , im -2 E fi 2 2 E i fi 5 2 it if E 3 i 1 i i x i i i WITTIEST . . . MOST ATHLETIC . . . John Love and Verna Miller Shirley Lavelle and Frank Gounder Whenever we think of two people being witty Leave it up to Shirl and Frank to outdo everyone John and Ginger always come to our mind. in sports to become the most athletic. BEST ALL AROUND . . . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . . . A Tess Plaitano and Clifford Miller Linda Kohl and Wayne Mock Who are the typical Jeannette High School stu- With Linda and Wayne's determination we're sure dents-Tess and Cliff, of course. their future will be a successful one. 42 of the Titles Bestowed Upon Them X ' slwlllr MW BEST LOOKING . . . MOST MUSICAL . . . Virginia Miller and Bill Schnupp Claudine Gantt and Arthur Ferrara Bill and Gin would make anyone turn around to The music world will really be tops with Art and cast a second look. his trumpet and Claudine and her singing. BEST DANCERS . . . BEST PERSONALITY . . . Anna Marie Roy and James Chick Tess Plaitano and Bob Maloy Most students would have a hard time keeping A bright smile and hello for everyone can always up with Anna and Jim and their new dance steps. be counted on coming from Bob and Tess. !,, Treasurer - BOB GURNICK Vice President - MARLENE CLARK President - CHESTER SMOLENSKI Secretary - DRENA D'EMILlO HOME ROOM 110 Sponsor: Mr. Butler Row One: S. Baker, N. Baughman D. Altman, H. Bilowas, B. Burzio, R. Anton, C. Artehvich, G. Appel, M. Ben- gel, R. Allen, D. Carney. Row Two: B. Beaufort, C. Ausec, V. Arcluini, A. Casino, N. Castine, J. Barras, D. Addison, B. Acrie, M. Bossa-rt, D. Calvert, B. Blackburn. L. Brewer Row Three: Mr. Butler, A. Bertolino, J. Blan- sett, D. Burrell, P. Bellone, B. Brasco, L. Beck, D. Caspar, C. Baker, D. Brewer, Row Four: D. Barras, D. Birk, B. Brust, W. Caplan, L. Brady, S. Calvert, J. Capozzi. HOME ROOM 305 Sponsor: Mr. Stinebiser Row One: - J. Dudley, D. Corso, B. Cougllen- our, L. Evangelist, M. Dunn, N. Dick, S. Evans, N. Elliott, B. Davis, B. Emerick. Row Two: M. Collier, J. Compton, D Ceg- linsky, P, Diller, J. Catalona, M. Clark, D. Chanon, L. D'Orazio, T. DiDiar2a, A. D'Emilio. Row Three: Mr. Stinebiser, J. Coughenour, R. Downing, G. Conte, F. DuChateau, K. DiFFendorfer, E. Clemens, J. Clayton, R. DeBridge. Row Four: J. Davis, R. Donaldson, W. Charl- ton, F. Farabaugh, J. Essway. JUNIORS Proud of Becoming Upperclassmen The sturdy iunior class has come rapidly through the previous three high school years and now stands at the Threshold of their senior year. Looking back to the time when we as green freshies never knew quite when to go and what to do. The outstanding event was the freshman party .... even though the boys stood on one side .... the girls on the other. After what seemed a short vacation we became sopho- mores. Feeling quite grown-up we took the new freshies under our wings for protection. This year yellow slips made their first appearance. Came senior assembly and we took our place as iuniors. We all liked going to the assemblies with the seniors but deep inside we resented having to stay seated until they walked out. One of the unforgetable days was the receiving of our class rings which was the real mark of being an upperclassman. We shall never forget our iunior party and the humor- ous entertainment. After a wonderful evening, we trudged happily homeward. The months tiew and March saw us anticipating the iunior-senior prom. Mur- murings of corsages and frothy new formals were on every tongue. The dance was a success and the iuniors had really come through. The year was not entirely HOME ROOM 203 Sponsor: Miss Duncan Row One: P. Ferree, S. Feld, P. Grimes, B. Gordon, V. Gurknis, P. Fennel, J. Greenberg. Row Two: K. Fisher, D. Fisher, S. Gardner, J. Hogg, J. Gasparato, M Gava- ford, M. George, V. Gray, H. Helwig. P. Held. Row Three: Miss Duncan, J. Funk. l. Good, J. Gross, M. Heasley, B. Gardner, A. Frendy, B. Gavatorta, D. Gib- son, B. Gounder. Row Four: W. Hampton, J. Greaves, B. Gur- nick, J. Ferrette, M. Forsythe, F. Haiduk, E. Galando, F. Fruchstor- fer. HOME ROOM 201 Sponsor: Miss Harshey Row One: E. Menhart, A. Materna, C. Lutz, M. Jupina, M Masciantonio, V. McCurly, K. lapina, J. Lawson. M. Malloy, M. E. Nash, R. Lucretia. Row Two: J. Johnston, Galando, K. Love, K. Krakon, S. Lavalle, T. Hoffer, B. Jensen, B. King, N. Masucci, S. Kessel, N. Dick, J. Kaylor. Row Three: Miss Harshey, B. Huey, McKnight, T. Jupena, A. Jupena, J. Hoffman, B. Menz, G. Hooley, A. Marnelli, E. Jouret, B. Jones. ,. .s....... Eager to Make Their Lust HOME ROOM 'I01 Sponsor: Mr. Lang Row One: I. Myers, M. E. Nash, N. Perko S. Polinelli, T. Pignocco, M. Mur phy, S. Pershing, J, Phillips. Row Two: M. Miller, R. Perfetti, C. Miller V. Rega, J. Milburn, P. Mollich M. O'Hare, V. Nuebert, G. Neil son, M. Paden. Row Three: Mr. Lang, A. Bach, R. Portzer, N Painter, R. Neff, D. Musiah, R Octave, D. Orange, E. Putanko. Row Four: J. Molenari, R. Pharoah, O. Patton E. Milburn, P. Peinody, L, Millar R. Patricell, J. Nedley. HOME ROOM 200 Sponsor: Mr. Gilkey Row One: K. Shotts, B. Sayers, R. Seymore J. Smith, I. M. Sticca, G Simpson J. Smith, A. Staney, J. Schmidt L. Shriver. Row Two: R. Stuart, C. Shuster, S. Scott, H Rosenberg, J. Reiter, D. Shawley D. Ricardino, D. Ressler, R. Seibel E. Roscosky, Mr. Gilkey. Row Three: G. Soles, R. Shaw, Samholich C. Smolenski, D. Schnupp, M Rich, J. Sarnelli. HOME ROOM 302 Sponsor: Mr. D'Amato Row One: R. Sunseri, C. Wood. J. Terpko R. Thomas, J. Wertzel, l. Zaleski M. A. Swiencki, M. Stinebiser, .I Stormer, V. Worzesh, D. Sylvester Row Two: J. Wilson, J. Thompson, A. Sunseri J. Vortech, S. Williams, R. Young N. Wilson, A. Surrec, M. Tressitt N. Stubbs, Mr. D'Amato. Row Three: L. Young, R. Weisbecher, J. Wor- don, H. Winfield, J. Williamson R. Wheary, G. Valesky, J. White L. Weaver, H. Taner, P. Votteroi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Year u Memorable One a social one for behind the surface were the textile tests, book reports and study. We were introduced to the mysteries of chemistry and math and some of us seemed to like to spend our spare evenings in the detention hall. In spite of the usual school problems causing many of us to be discouraged, we never for- got for a moment that we were upperclassmen. Education at present was an outstanding section of our lives. In the future, our school days would be remem- bered as our best days. We, the iunior class are un- able to see into the future, but we are thoroughly aware that within our grasp is the security of a peace- ful world. And now as we move up into our last year we hope to make our senior year the best of them all. Gail and Sandy look on as Gayle plays the piano Z will Z lil l mwkwwa President - VINCE PECORARO Treasurer - ROSE ANN TRESSITT Secretary - TINA DEL BENE Vice President - DICK HOAK HOME ROOM 303 Sponsor: Mr. Baughman Row One: N. J. Cerra, E. Barci, P. Cavalier, J. Caruse, J. Bigi, L. Barhardy, D. Bloom, S. Bushyager. Row Two: P, Burchell, B. Chew, J Eossari, S. Beaufort, I. Arfuhevich, J. Berry, D. Buchanan, N. Barclay, J. Brasco. Row Three: Mr. Baughman, R. Burke, K. Brin- fon, J. Campbell, J. Burzio, J. Balok, B. Brown, D. Caeserio, J. Blanseif. Row Four: L. Bevilacque, W. Brown, B. Burch- ell, R. Bresnan, R. Antimarino, D. Brown, R. Burk, L. Bevilacque. HOME ROOM 307 Sponsor: Mr. Robino Row One: A. J. De Vola, I. Ficco, M. Fraley M. Galando, J. Dillon, C. Frafer, L. Domergue, J. Fickner, S. Dom- sick. Row Two: P. Drylie, B. Christafano, C. Del B. Copeland, P. Dolan, M. Davis, Bene, S. Ernetie, R. Cox, L. Chrise, P. Essway, J. Dlusky. Row Three: Mr. Robino, T. DeCaro, D. Cole, R. Chisko, C. Feld, G. Gelder, T. Friel, R. Flinn, L. Cunningham, M. Fisher, R. Clayton. Row Four: H. Ghrisr, B. Elias, B. Dophkosky, J. Doberneck, G. Clemens, B. Davis, J. Gaudi, J. Chicaul, L. Eredifario, D. Chisko. HOME ROOM 100 Sponsor: Miss Fontanella Row One: J. Gillespie, R. Kirchner, J. Howe, J. Gongaware, G. Griffiths, K. Guy. Row Two: A. Herman, E. Hamilton, L. Grant, B. Hess, J. Gray, C. Gregor, V. Gurksnis, L. Krupp, J. Glevanik. Row Three C. Kifer, G. Keenan, D. Jadot, F. Gilan, W. Hegland, G, Hoak, R. Kowalewski, G. Kotiarapoglus, F. Klingensmith, Miss Fontanella. Row Four: D. Gress, P. Hareazmack, J. Hopkinson, W. Koch, R. Godlewski, R. Hoak. HOME ROOM 301 Sponsor: Mr. Mclean Row One: D. Mains, J. Larimer, M, Neubert, R. Mears, V. Menart, J. Neal, B. Moffe. Row Two: P. Nieble, D. Moorah, F. McCarthy, B- Olson, S. llllavlweh, J. Micheals, C. Mock, J. McAdams, M. Moffa, A. Noska. Row Three: Mr. McLean, J. Miller, F. Mangan, E. Malinoski, N. Odorisio, Y. Levin, G, Marchetti, P. Nichols, D. Musiak, J. Lavelle. Row Four: G. Marnoni, P. Maiors, J. Japina, J. Moore, J. Mature, B. Lavelle, P. McCleery, W. Nielson. J. Guiddy, R. Keenan, September brought us back to the familiar halls of J. H. S., excited and happy as we assumed our new roles as sophomores. It was a strange but wonderful feeling to know we were no longer the green freshmen of Jeannette High School. We smiled at the eager new students who fell into rank as the freshies. It was fun to watch them cautiously tile into the auditorium for the first assembly. How proud we were to be the experienced Sophomores with the honor of sitting in the middle section. We threw back our heads and shouted out the cheers as additional proof that we were really an important part of Jeannette High. We ioined clubs, marched with the band, struggled through Latin II, and became alumni of detention hall. Some of us stepped forward and showed the school that the future class of 57 was really tops. We'll never forget the first football game and how thrilled we were to see so many of our classmates as cheer- leaders, maiorettes, and players. S 0 P H O M O R E S Have Proudly Reachecl the Halfway Mark! 49 SOPHOMORES December 17 arrived and we all flocked down to the gym for the Holiday Hop. Girls in high heels, and rustling skirts and boys in shiny black shoes and white shirts enioyed every minute of our festive party. Christmas rolled by and soon we started a new year. We worked harder than ever to keep up with our increasing activities. We moaned and protested but we finally handed in that 15 page History Report on the last day, and struggled through a non-fiction book report, Hope 'to Accomplish Spring came and we were so excited as we looked forward to the prom, picnic, and Senior Assembly. At last that day came. We were upperclassmen! lt was a wonderful feeling to know we were now big wheels , but it made us sad to think our high school career was half over. This year has meant so much to us. Our friends and good times can never be dupli- caled. As we prepare for the future and strive for success, we will always hold a special place deep down inside for the memories of our Sophomore year in Jeannette High School. Bob looks on while Jim surprises Kay ' ' ' Wi I S Much in HOME ROOM 304 Sponsor: Mr. Polk Row One: D. Palmer, B. O'Neil, M. J. Orange J. Pany, S. Pickett, E. Rabinovitz, D. Rendon, R. M. Rogers, C. Oswald. Row Two: Mr. Polk, R. Pacella, J. Peters, F. Rossi, F. Pomerantz, J. Pecluzzi, D. Rich, V. Pecorara, M. Orange. Row Three: .I. Rucolas, D. Petrella, V. Press, B. Rager, T. Roberts, B. Peoples, J. Samide. HOME ROOM 202 Sponsor: Miss Davis Row One: R. Torris, E. Sagel, C. Shmidt, V. Tragesser, C. Stawickie, J. Tabone, S. Steiner, H. Stanford, l.. S. Rilly, P. Snyder. Row Two: P. Synder, R. Scurci, J. Simmers, V. Sisfi, J. Scalzitti, C. Stough, Miss Davis. Row Three: H. Stanford, K. Thomas, E. Smith, D. Shiaca, M. E. Schmidt. HOME ROOM 300 Sponsor: Mrs. Williams Row One: B. Whirlow, C. Virone, B. Vieceli, T. Wilkie, W. Volk, M. Valozzi, K. Zanarini, B. Werner, V. Willis F. Wialuel, R. Truver. Row Two: Mrs. Williams, R. A. Tressitt, W. Veakman, D. Zanarini, D. Turney, W. Wassel, W. Wasnasky, D. Wat- son, G. Yurt, S. Verdone, M Verdone. Row Three: V. Youngbauer, A. Urbani, C. Wolfe, A. Trigona, W, Tucci, G. Waibel, R. Wurzell, T. Werner, C. Walters. f Their Next Two Years President - JOE YORIO Vice President - BETTY LEONARD Treasurer - NANCY .IADOT Secretary - JANET OCTAVE aw 1 HOME ROOM 111 Sponsor: Miss Potts Row One: N. Anderson, J. Baker, S. Baker J. Blasioli, N. Bowers. Row Two: B. Clemens, B. Brown, C. Avolio B. Campbell, I. Carper, J. Clayton M. Bold, J. Calderone, G. Bridges Row Three: Miss Potts, B. Brean, L. Anton, C Antoniak, F. Catalona, M. Caper J. Aillen, G. Ammons. Row Four: J. Braheem, D. Calvert, D. Brown, R. Brean, V. Bianchi, D. Chesko, P. Bowman, J. Colosmio. HOME ROOM 306 Sponsor: Mr. Darling Row One: M. De Mark, J. Davis, A. D'Orazio, N. Donko, C. Diethorn, A. De Nunzio, D. Comnale, B. Davis, L. Davis. Row Two: J. Constanten, D. Donaldson, L. D'Emili0, F. Del Gross, J. Dome- neck, Fr. De Luzio, R. Constanten, Mr. Darling. Row Three: G. Cottrall, T. Dorzebacher, E. De Pilla, R. Craig, A. De Francesco, E. Davis, J. Deal, J. Deal. 1 1 FRESHMEN Now Cl real part of the Achvrhes of JI-ES . . . HOME ROOM 107 Sponsor: Mrs. Frye Row One: Mrs. Frye, M. J. Erneffe, J. Dunlap, E. Eakin, J. Flurharf, M. Ferranfe, L. Ellig, J. Douns, P. Emerick. Row Two: L. Eades, R. Evangeliste, K. Down- ing, J. Few, D. Elvinc, D. Faleffo, R, Egleharf, C. Essay, J. Faletio. HOME ROOM 209 Sponsor: Mrs. Brady Row One: O. Jones, J. Giron, B. Johnson, N. Green, D. Furlong, P. Geyer. Row Two: M. Herninger, L. Houser, L. Hare, M. Humbeiger, H. Geiger, J. God- Iuwshy, M. Gerich, P. Gray, R. Jupina, J. Hudson, Row Three: Mrs. Brady, J. Garparato, K. Gergly, R. Good, D. Haines, K. Helwig, P. Grifano, C. Highlands, J. Jupina. Row Four: R. Guidone, K. Good, G. Hamp- ton, D. Granda, G. Graham, W. Gold, J. Jupina, D. Garrich, D. Giordano, HOME ROOM 204 Sponsor: Mr. Riehl Row One: B. Martin, K. Kuhns, P. Kratochvil, M, Kifer, J. Keener, A. Maruro. Row Two: P. Mehaffey, B. Leonard, B. Ko- walewski, K. Mauro, M. Leydig, J. Lunn, N. Love, P. Mahoney, K. Madrick, J, Kelly, T. Kress. Row Three: C. Lomicha, R. Maggie, R. McDon- aid, D. Messier, D. Klingensmith, J. Mafuro, E. Mash, J. Marchetti, Mr. Riehl. Row Four: L. Lapina, J. Kolar, J. Lavalle, F. Lago, D. Tavalli, R. Kraiochvil, P. Lunn. Wlll always remember HOME ROOM 104 Sponsor: Mr. Ruby Row One: C. Panichello, L. Pershing, R. Mil burn, J. Octave, P. Montemurro L. Mennano, M. Neidigh. Row Two: M. Miller, R. Puskar, E. Minyon, J. Peters, Nl. Mock, E. Pandolph L. Perillo, N. Piesetzkie, C. Page: S. Orange, E. Muto. Row Three: L. Neal, C. Pape, J. Molenari, J. Miller, R. Misko, W. PekarthYf, R. Noska, R. Miller, W. Painter, Mr. Ruby. Row Four: M. Painter, D. Patton, T. Mock, P. Page, C. Miller, W. Pollock, D. Pertzog, G. Naples, HOME ROOM 102 Sponsor: Mr. Priola Row One: D. Salfzman, E. Silvis, J. Smith, C. Roscoski, B. Rugito. Row Two: D. Reeves, J. Resseler, J. Rankin, S. Rosenberg, G. Rager, K. Shust- er, L. Samplsel, N. Stifely, J. Shust- er, C. Staney. Row Three: Mr. Priola, J. Sarnelli, G. Ray, D. Smith, H. Sfevick, B. Rager, H. Stinebiser, H. Stape, D. Quinn, S. Stanford. Row Four: W. Tanyer, B. Scalzitti, D. Selchon, P. Shell, B. Sisfek, M. Sandson, B. Rogers, C. Robinson, M. Stepanik. HOME ROOM F17 Sponsor: Mr, Shaul Row One: D. Thurling, C. Trump, V. Thomas, L. Trautwine, A. Weightrnan, C. Volk, E. Verone, M. Terpko, A. Tuccarello, Row Two: R. Watson, D. Trump, D. Thomas, J. Valesky, J. Wilson, R. Valetti, T. Taylor, Mr. Shual. Row Three: E, Williams, F. Wentzel, L. Yeckle, J. Yorio, H. Young, B. Werner, T. Whiteman. their first year as Frosh Presenting the grades of '58, The green treshies have embraced our Alma Mater as their own and are prepared to stick by her come what may. Eager to become a part of this seemingly enormous metropolis of J. H. S., they gave their wholehearted support to all athletic exhibitions, electioneering and even the onlooking upperclassmen. After petitions and campaigns Joe Yorio was elected president of the class. Betty Leonard assumed the title of veep while Janet Octave served inthe capacity of secretary and Nancy Jadot protected the bank roll. It wasn't long before these energetic frosh 'got into the swing of things and invaded the many clubs of Jean- nette High. The whole student body could see the pride with which that one line in assembly was recited. The gym looked extra-special clad in the class colors orchid and white, when they arrived at the Freshman Party. Mr. Shaul, the class advisor, was on hand to oversee the festivities of the evening. Not a freshie will forget that milestone in his freshman year, when after faithfully attended Nlonday classes, he stepped on the floor to try those new dance steps. The day when they were dubbed sophomores had been patiently awaited by the freshmen. Even with the excitement it was unanimously decided that this year hadn't been as bad and was a very memorable one. Carol, Cathy anal Toni gaze through the port hole The Oscar Staff at Work came f the T b s gA.C Tl vi iT l its .. . .,,., , ,, ..,., 4 ..,, We looked forward with anticipation to our Activities we Mellow sou d g ,fixfsihiggx flfiwwif JJw13:fw tn1e1n'aw0 f 1 ex-.ml fm diiiadfhmjiiw slfiirs IEW NFRSQSQQJ' Magorettes provide a pleasing picture BAND Proudly Displayed Row One: R. Tressit, M. Piacentino, B. Davis, P. Golonski, J. Stark, W. Berlin, V. Miller, G. Brown, J. Greenberg, G. Appel, C. Adams. Row Two: I. Carpet, C. Trappletti, L. Eades, G. Kohl, R. Shotts, D. Milburn, R. Miller, Y. Levin, R. Clayton, J. Ailen, R. Mishko, W. Pekarthy, F. Mock, J. Thompson, D. Sylvester, J. Clayton, E. Barci, V, McCready, B. Hess, M. Dunn, G. Simpson, R. Evangalist. Row Three: G. Heasley, J. Jupena, G. Conti, B. Lunn, M. E. Paden, R. Octave, F. Pomerantz, D. Orange, R, Elias, R. Klingensmith, F. DuChateau, G. Hoke, P. Maiors, B. Wisebecker, E. Jouret, C. Shuster, J. Smith, S. Gardner, C. Feld, P. Neiderhiser. Row Four: R. DeBridge, R. Sirnic, J. Martin, J. Brecht, J. Warren, G. Mangan, H. Winfield, W. Mock, T Hacklev, G Graham J llllllgho, J. Cope, D. Graham, W. Caplan, C. Riggs, G. Gelder, W. Jones, D. King, R. Dittenderfer, A. Ferrara, R.'Antamarino, Ji M: o zsun. Row Five: G. Kotiarapoglus, S. Jupena, J. Ferretti, E. Milburn, T. Lapena, G. Owens. J. H. S. BAND Strike up the band! How proud we were of our boys and girls in red and biue as they marched briskly down the football field! How we anticipated their approach and iistened for the first boom and rat-a-tat-tat of the drum before game time. Striking is the word for our strutting maiorettes who under their captain and co-captain Joyce Stark and Virginia Miller, were the obiect of much praise and approval this year for their part in unique half-time shows, and for their precise marching in parades. Then too, let's not forget Bill Berlin, our drum major, for his baton twiriing. And what an impression the tour color guards made as they proudly bore our flag, marching ahead of the band. As for the band itself, no adiectives can fitly describe the exact harmony of the blaring brasses, the tinkling of the bells, the clarity aawwmmem--WNW -'---'- 1 'Z ' WNSXQFQPSQXHEQESESWQEE, . Their Talent in Entertainment of the wood-winds, the rolling of the drums, We never could figure iustE how our pride and ioy manag- ed to keep such perfect time, play so outstandingly, and put on such difficult and extraordinary shows at half time. After football season and fall parades, concert time brought more work tp these aspiring musicans. But when they exhibited the 200 production of their labors to students and townspeople alike, in a beautiful and varied concert, we lnarveled at their professional performance. Knowing that all work and no play makes for dull band members, these J. H. S. musicians put to shame band banquets of other years and really lived it up at this year's. But these activities didn't climax the year's doings. With sudden maturity and sadness, senior members put aside their gay uniforms and donned their caps and gowns to play and march in the school picnic parade with the underclassmen. No, the class of '55 will not soon forget the band who so often stirred up their enthusiasm under the brilliant and capable guidance of Director John Nl. Lodzsun. Practice time for the band members PUBLICATIONS Our editors were kept busy Recorded Our News And Activities 60 YEARBOOK STAFF Well, we thought we couldn't, but we did! Did what? you ask. Published another Jayhawk and carried on a long tradition! With sudden maturity we seniors became serious minded as we accepted our assignments from our diligent editor Janet Bohince with eagerness and responsibility. John Love present- ed the sports and Janice Zellers and Barbara Dolan assumed the role of the keepers ot the purse , while Mr. Patterson was ever ready to advise and regulate staff members who went about their duties of linking up pictures and trying to cram all of the big moments and memories of this year into a hundred pages. To the senior class of JHS, to all four classes of our alma mater and most of all to our Jeannette High School we dedicate this annual of 1955. YEARBOOK COLLECTORS Did you make your payment on your yearbook yet? Patient yearbook collectors may have to ask this ques- tion in their respective homerooms a hundred times a day when the regular payment time rolls around. This responsible group regards its duty of taking orders and collecting quite seriously, and without their con- tribution our Jayhawk could not exist. OSCAR STAFF Presenting the industrious and creative crew of the Oscar staff! Under the direction of Editor-in-chief Linda Kohl, assisted by Assistant Editor Janet Bohince, News Editor Mary Ann Hart, Feature Editor Lois Burk, Sports Editor Chester Smolenski, Exchange Editor Anna Staney, Club Editor Donna Fisher, Cheif Typist Antoin- ette Cannell and Advertising and Business Manager Margie Fisher, leads on stories were discovered and assignments went to the staff to make ready for the tri weekly distribution. But the Oscar for which the students wait so anxiously could not have been publish- ed were it not for those on the staff who work equally hard but receive no recognition for their services and for the sponsor Mr. Stinebiser, whose time, ideas, and aid make the Oscar, the literary achievement it is. OSCAR COLLECTORS Tracking down stories and writing them up may be an important aspect of some newspaper work, but where the J.H.S. Oscar is concerned, the Oscar Collectors are the necessary elements. These able students give sales talks in homerooms, collect money, hand it in at a specific time, and Hnally distribute this high school publication to its subscribers. 5, Yam! if ., .. .W zz. ,SE E5 aw .45 f f .mQQf,gg,,5,, sax :wg M K W5.y,.,g3g5, fm 4 QUIZ CLUB For Freshmen only says Miss Duncan sponsor of the Quiz Club. Meetings consist of a question and answer session and the person answering the most questions right is crowned Quiz Kid of the month. Later a Quiz Kid for the year is chosen. The club also plans a noon dance, Christmas party, ancl a final spring affair. FORENSIC The Forensic League is an exceptional extra-curric- ular club. Headed by Miss Davis, these people attend Student Congresses and Speech Tournaments. The members also give readings outside their club. All meetings are held after school as no school time is alloted to them. They hold a noon dance and an as- sembly which is always enioyed by everyone. Always Time for a .Jazz Session MUSIC CLUB A talented club is the Music Club. Ably sponsored by Mr. Lodzsun this club is composed of some of the best musicians in the school. They can always be counted on to put on a good program anytime. Meet- ing on Thursday this club is kept quite busy planning their many activities. To be a member all that is nec- essary is a genuine liking for music and a desire to raise one's own standards. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB Mr. Amann's Hunting and Fishing Club is made up of outdoorminded boys. They are given the oppor- tunity to learn everything about sports and good sports- manship. Sports talks and demonstrations are a high- light at these club meetings. Ot course, they enioy missing school to try their luck in their preferred sport. -7' .1 ,,,-. 7. 'N T ' ' QUIZ CLUB Sponsor: Miss Duncan Row One: N. Piesetzkie, A. Tucarello, G. Sm-ith, J. Thomas, E. Veroni, B. Kowalewski, M. Neidigh, J. Dc-wns. Row Two: C. Page, P. Page, M. Stepanik, R. Noska, L. Yeckel, H. Stevick, M. Capar, G. Ammons, Miss Duncan. .CLUBS,-..- Helped Express Our Ideas Rnd V ews MUSIC Cl.UB 1 Sponsor: Mr. Lodzsun l Officers: Row One: 2 E. Hamilton, J. Musho, C. Gantt, H. Cooper, A. Ferrara, P. Nia-bel. Row Two: D. Orange, V. Willis, B. Cox, B. Bollinger, J. Catalona, B. Davis, E. Stanford, M. Davis. Row Three: C. Bedont, B. Acrie, E. Galando, B. Berlin, R. Free, G. Berry, G. Bridges, E. Stanford, Mr. Lodzsun. FORENSIC Sponsor: Miss Davis N Row One: B. MoFFe, G. Berry, C. Wookl, D. Chanon, C. Gregor, K. Lapina, R. Anton, D. Bloom, I. Ficco. Row Two: B. Trouver, J. Green, B. Elias, T. Kotiarapoglus, E. Labudo, Pi Mc- Cleery, L. Brady, Miss Davis.i Row Three: l M. Fisher, P. Bellone, M. A. Moiefe, V. Sisti, F. Haiduk, D. Fisher, N Perko, L. Kohl. HUNTING AND FISHING Sponsor: Mr. Amann Row One: W. Wasnesky, R. McDonald, G Cottrel, . Marchetti, E. Punanko Row Two: P. Pienody, D. Musick, B. Siebel J. Greaves, J. Davis, I. Good, P Maiors. Row Three: P. Sarnbclick, J. Gongaware, M Rich, F. Fruestofer, J. Dominick R. Klingensmith, F, Fireabauh, G Hampton, Mr. Amann. Q Row Four: F B. Good, J. Blansett, R. Kowaleski E. Williams, B. Patrecilla, F. Kling ensmith, J. Ruchlos, B. Scalzitt? K. Fisher. I G. Hooley: Mr. Basom. G. Gelder, R. Gibson, F. Cycak Encouragement to Strengthen Our Religion BETA Hl Y Sponsor: Mr. Patterson Row One: V. Sisti, J. Welsh, P. Galvin, C Miller, C. Gustafson, B. Pracek J. Love, D. Petrill, B. Maloy. Row Two: J. Samide, D. King, C. McKnioht V. Marsico, D. Harlan. T. Kohiar: apoglus, B. Laveile, W. Tucci, .I Safran, Mr. Patterson. BETA TRI HI Y Sponsor: Miss Potts Row One: D. Patton, A. Kendi, V. Arduirvi G. Appel, T. Plaitano, J. Ray. Row Two: N. Perko, V. Miller, M. Giaquinto J. Scanlon, 5. Baker, M. Malloy, .R. Perfetti, C. Ausec. Row Three: M. Thomas, C. Artuhevich, I. Ar- tuhevich, B. Burizo, G. Neilson T. DeDiana, E. Ficco, J. Turney Miss Potts. Row Four: L. Donrergue, D. Volk, S. Byer'y, J. Campbell, S. Lavelle, J. Bigi D. Masciantonio, E. Barci. 1 1 1 ALPHA HI Y Sponsor: Mr. Basom Row One: B. Adams, R. Wurzell, G. Cunn- ingham, E. Jouret, J. Simmers, W. Mock, R. Miller. Row Two: D. Jordan, J. Brecht, G. Owens D. Grahma E. Milburn, C. Rigney Row Three: F. Hackley, R. Jadot, B. Gurnick, G. Yurt. 1 CLUB Travel Club enioys a Guest Speaker BETA - HI -Y Clean sports, clear ispeech, clean habits, and clean scholarships is the mlotto of the Beta-Hi-Y. Under the capable guidance of Mr. Patterson, the Beta boys have accomplished much. lEach year a few of the boys attend the Hi-Y conference. Several meetings consisted of teen-age forum discussions in which all members participated. BETA TRI HI Y The Beta Assembly is always an outstanding event of the year. Their,other activities include several noon dances and a yearly trip to the orphan's home. Led by Tess Plaitano, these girls have enioyed interest- ing club periods whilzh include outside speakers and programs put on by ihe girls themselves. Miss Potts has certainly helpedlthese girls maintain their high standards of Christian Character. l ALPHA HI Y The Alpha Hi Y is affiliated with a national organ- ization. Its purpose is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character. Mr. Basom, the advisor, helps make this motto a reality by his program of activities. Guest speakers help the boys realize their duties as citizens. ALPHA TRI HI Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character is the motto of the club. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Williams, this club really lives up to their beliefs. Every year they have a party for the orphans at the Greensburg Children's Home. Truly an outstanding club, which will always be remembered. ALPHA TRI HI Y Sponsor: Mrs. Williams Row Qne: M. Fisher, S. Gardner, P. Golnos- ki, K. Smith, S. Steiner, C. Homer, J. Reiter. Row Two: D. Carney, C. Miller, B. Dunlap, L. Kohl, G. Brown, C. Burizo, B. Bollinger, B. Dolan, B. Davis.' Row Three: P. Snyder, K. Shorts, B. Jones, C. Farroux, H. Myers, J. Parmigeni, A. Biss, L. Baggley, G. Bayot, B. Zollinger, Mrs. Williams. Row Four: ' S. Scott, M. Fisher, P. Grimes, D. Rendon, J. Pany, J. Larimer, A. D'Emilo, L. Krupp, J. Werzel, J. Gasperarto. CLASSICAL CLUB Interested in Latin and its early history, this club is trying to bring about a better understanding of the subiect, Miss Fontanella's club attends various Latin festivals learning about the costumes and customs of early Romans. They spend many hours reading stories and plays in Latin. When Latin Week rolls around each year the members of the club leave J. H. S. for a day at Buhl Planetarium. GREX CLUB Gee, I have butterflies! , Is my make-up on al- right? These are some expressions that can be heard backstage at any of the Grex productions. This talent- ed group is kept going with its full agenda. Under the supervision of Miss Davis, Grex members receive training in many phases of the theater. Plays put on this year were Slight Case of Murder and Our Town . CLUBS Phil and Linda amuse the Speech Class TRAVEL CLUB For anyone who enioys traveling or for those who have never been outside of Jeannette, this active group is a must. Activities this year included an assembly and a New Year's dance. Under their sponsor, Mr. Robino, members attended a play at the Nixon, a hockey game, and the Ice Capades. Their planned programs for meetings include movies or lectures. MIDGET PLAYERS This club, under Miss Davis, is one of those exclu- sively for freshmen, and may be called the baby sister to the Grex Club, Members learn the fundamentals in dramatics and also get a chance to participate in plays. They have an annual picnic at Mt. Odin for the Grex members and join in many other activities with them. CLASSICAL CLUB Sponsor: Miss Fontanella Row One: P. Ferree, M. Murphy, W. Volk, M. J. Ernett, J. Rogers, B. Whirlow, R. Tourver, M. Saint, Row Two: J. Reiter, S. Bushyager, D. Bloom, F. Deluzio, M. Fisher, T. Pignocco, J. Stark, N. Utzman, J. Tabone, C. Diethorn, C. Oswald. Row Three: M. Stinebiser, J. Philippi, C. Wood, C. Avolio, L. Ellig, M. Smith, S. Mayhugh, R. M. Rogers, C. Staw- icki, C. Mock, A. Urbani, Miss Fontanella. Row Four: N. Green, D. Carney, J. Miller, R. Sistek, B. Kratovil, G. Koiar- apoglus, J. Few, B. Blackburn, K. Shotts, T. Wilkey, P. Nebel. figs. Helped lo Widen Horizons GREX CLUB Sponsor: Miss Davis Row One: R. Anton, N. Perko, T. Plaitano, C. Vecili, A. Ferrara, V. Willis, C. J. Wood. Row Two: D. Fisher, D. Brown, S. Tocco, J. Grey, C. Stawicki, B. Moffe, K. Lapina, S. Brinker, J. Bohince. M. Clark, M. J. Moffa. Row Three: N. Dick, C. Gantt, R. Antimarnio, D. Orange, B. Elias, E. Milburn, L. Brady, J. Ferrelfi, G. Hooley, V. Davis, B. Vecili, Miss Davis. Row Four: l J. Davis, B. Adams, E. Mangan, T. Lapina, R. DiBridge, F. Cycal-:, F. Haiduk, R. While, J. Scalzitri, D i . Cole, J. Simmers. TRAVEL CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Robino B. A. Wirlow, H. Cooper, A. Hari, A. Kendi, B. Burzio, G. Heasley, D. Jordan, S. Baker, E. Row One: Barci. Row Two: R. Thomas, I. Ficco, M. Paden, L. Burk, B. Jensen, C. Gregdr, V. Dopkowsky, M. Giaquinto, J. Bos- sarr, R. Perferfi. Row Three: E. Veroni, S. A. Bushyager, R. Hoak, R. Ferree, R. Semenko, R. Miller, B. Koch, J. Molenari, E. Labuda, D. Musiak, G. Simpson, C. Howard, Mr. Robino. ' Row Four: M. Fisher, J. Diehl, J. Diehl, J. Berlin, D. Donaldson, G. Gelder, J. Dobernick, L., Wea' ver, B. Weisloecker, J. Ray, Brechl, B. i i MIDGET PLAYERS Sponsor: Miss Davis Row One: A. Maturo, D. Saltzman, N. Love, N. Jadol, D. Furlong, M. Ferranre. Row Two: E. Veroni, R. Evangelisfe, S. Or- ange, K. Madrick, K. Volk B. Brown, K. Roskosky, J. Keener, M. Terpko, E. Muro. Row Three: G. Ammons, J. Octave. J. Qiron, B. Leanord, B. Johnson, T. gCress, L. l-louser, M. A. Leydig, M. A. Gerich, R. Jupina, N. Bowers, Miss Davis. 3 Row Four: Mature, G. Naples, R. Luna, Yekel. ' D. Tramp, J. Barheem, E. Hlliash, L. Anfon, M. Capar, J. Jupina. J. L. Aided in Developing 0ur Abilities STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor: Mr. Butler Row One: B. Burchell, B. Jensen. R. Anton C. Smolenski, B. Pharoah, W Mock, P. Golnoski, C. Burzio, A Kendi. Row Two: N. Jadof, J. Welsh, T. Kress, P McCleery, J. Greaves, B. Pollick K. Difienderfer, T. Del Bene, Mr Butler. Row Three: J. Simmers, R. Evangelist, N. By- ers, B. Vieceli, A. Tuccarello, J Glevanik, M. A. Swiencki, C. Die- Thorn. PRIESTLY SCIENCE Sponsor' Mr. D'Amaio Row One: L. Young, J. Little, T. Keys, W. Mock, G. Cunningham, B. Adams, G. Confi. Row Two: T. Fruesfofer, J. Appel, R. Sch- nupp, M. Forsythe, B. Brusf, P. Condo, R. DeBridge, Mr. D'Amato. Row Three: H. Tanner, D. Birk, P. Solomon, G. Torri, O. Patton, J. Bunk, K. Diffenderfer, R. McCarthy. FRIDAY SQUARE DANCE Sponsor: Mr. Boefiner Row One: C. Kunfz, R. Jupina, T. Doerz- vacker, P. Grifana, L. D'Emilo, J. Keener, R. Milburn. Row Two: M. Demark, L. Traufwine, P. Miller, M. Terpko, K. Madrick, J Blasiolo, B. Brown, J. Godlewski, K. Volk. Row Three: C. Avileo, S. Orange. C. High- lands, J. Jupina, D. Garrick, J. Jupina, J. Dominick, R. DeLuzio, J. Oric, C. Trump, Mr. Boettner. Row Four: J. Sarnelli, W. Tanner, P. Shell, H. Young, B. Rogers, R. Siinebiser, B. Sisti, R. Breen, H. Stinebiser. CLUBS The Square Dance Club in session STUDENT COUNCIL lf you have any corlflplaints about how things are run in JHS, these arehhe persons to see about them. This group consists of one representative from every home room so as to give everyone an equal say-so in our governing. They Qsponsor all our all-school dances and an annual magazine campaign, under the capable leadership of Mr. Butler and President Wayne Mock. PRIESTLY SCIENCE lf it. sounds like an atom bomb is being dropped on the high school some club day, don't be alarmed, it is iust these scientific minded people working on some new experiment under the supervision of Mr. D'Amato. They usually see movies or hear lectures on some phase of thei scientific field during club meet- ings. FRIDAY SQUARE DANCE Grab your partner! Swing'er round! anyone passing the stage on club day can hear Mr. Albright, sponsor of the square dance club, calling figures. These lads and lasses are really pro's by the time the year is over, and they have loads ot fun learning. They also acquire a lot of poise and self-confidence that is essential on the dance floor. REMBRANDT CLUB Always ready to render its service to the schools and the community is this talented group. Examples of its outside activities for this past year were Christ- mas decorations they painted at the Elliotts and place cards they made for clubs. Under the very capable guidance of Mrs. Fry, they also included on their agend the painting of scenery tor high school plays. REMBRANT CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Fry Row One: B. Burchell, B. King, B. Pollick, B. Watson, A. Frendy. ' Row Two: M. A. Hart, H. Tanner, M. Neubert, Mrs. Fry, C. 'l'rump, P. Galvin, C. Lomicka, L. Crise, J. Kemerer. Row Three: P. Mollick, D. Sylvester, J. Gray, J. Schuster, J. Hopkinson, D. Waatson. I M i3iEI'3.tK POWDER PUFF CLUB Beware, Girls of JHS, for those Powder Putt gals are really there. These freshies know all the rules ot good grooming. Their advisor, Miss Podvia instructs them on hair styles, poise, good posture, care of the skin, etc. They practice applying-make-up to each other and at meeting movies on various phases of good grooming are shown. , ETTE KETTE CLUB Meet Emily Post's prodiges. These girls can help you out with anything you want to know about eti- quette. Under the popular advisor, Miss Hansen, they always put on a successful assembly. These gals have also held special dancing classes for the Freshmen, where they tried their best to teach them to trip the light fantastic. L- Another Grex production in the making FRENCH CLUB Parlez-vous francaise? If you can answer Oui to this question, you should be a member of the French Club. This club, open to Juniors and Seniors taking French, provides an extra-curriculm opportunity to practice conversational French. Under the capable sponorship of Mr. Stinebiser meetings, programs and entertainment are devoted to an increased interest and knowledge of French. COSMOTOLOGY This new club, under the capable sponsorship of Miss Povia, is designed to teach the girls something about the specialities in the field of beauty culture. It is open to Junior and Senior girls who take beauty culture. Selling perfumed ball point pens with ieweled tops was their proiect this year. POWDER PUFF CLUB Sponsor: Miss Podvia Seated: J. Baker, J. Constantine, J. Downs, M. Bold, M. A. Humberger, M. Miller, L. Trunturine. Standing: J. Godlewski, P. Mahoney, S. Ba- ker, J. Blasioli, G. Rager, N, Stat- !ey, K. Shuster, J. Kelly. LUBS..-1. l Strivecl For Perfection ETTE KETTE Sponsor: Miss Hansen Row One: J. Brasco, R. Tressift, C. Miller, C. Howard, J. Bohince, G. Simpson, P. Snyder. Row Two: J. Pany, K. Zanarini, M Schmidt, B. Dolan, G. Bayof, J. Wurzel, S. Steiner, V. Youngloauer, T. DelBene, K. Lapina. Row Three: B. Jensen, A. Rice, B. Davis, S. Gardner, R. Anton, D. Lewis, C. Farroux, B. Jones, P. Golnoski, Miss Hansen. Raw Four: G. Brown, D. Odorso, B. Dunlap, L. Kohl, T. Danton, K. Smith, R. Pricla, M. Tressitf, B, Beauforf, P. Grimes. FRENCH CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Stinebiser Row One: M. E. Nash, J. Stark, F. Answino, B. Brasco, Y. Geiger, J. Werner. Row Two: . J. Coughenour, D. Chisko, F. Spopa, M. Heasley, E. Jouret, B. Gardner, J. Laudadio. W Row Three: 3 B. Davis, J. Faison, B. Menz, R. Bresmen, W. Hampton, B. Jones, C. Rigney, R. Stewart, Mr. Stine- biser. COSMOTDLOGY Sponsor: Miss Podvia Row One: R. Sunseri, D. Wirlow, N. Heasley S. Feld, N. Baughman, A. Nlaiur na, J. Compton. A Row Two: ' A. Sunseri, M. Lavelle, S.iLufz J. Morrah, D. Volk, C. Shebek, B Oplinger, L. Shriver, Miss Podvia Row Three: S. Williams, H. Bilvous, B Emer ick, M. Lander, D. Corso, J. Smith N. Ellioft, R. Allen. I l Mode School More Enloyoble BOYS GYM CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Churchman Row One: T. Freil, R. Pracek, C. Gustafson, C. Miller, V. Pecorara, E. Malinoski, Row Two: B. Gardner, E. Copper, J. Clayton, J. Welsh, J. Johnson, D. Musiak, R. Bresman, P. Dolaan. Row Three: B. Ghrisr, J. Williamson, B. Pha- raoh, J. Molenari, D. Harlan, W. Hampton, W. Tucci, B. Lavelle, Mr. Churchman. HOME EC. CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Brown Row One: B. Kline, A. Casino, M. Mash, N. Casfine, S. Verdone, R. Torris, M. Verdone, J. Caruso. Row Two: M. Piacenfino, Mrs. Brown, B. Croushore, D. Lewis, S. Kessl, J. Staape, D. Ceglinsky, B. Chew, J. Rogers. GIRLS CRAFT CLUB 1 Sponsor: Mr. Black Row One: M. Johnson, N. Barclay, M. Salnf, M. Ferranti, J. Octave, D. Sylvest- er, R. Puskai, B. Regglto, N. Jadof. Row Two: L. D'Orazio, J. Ressler, C. Staney, G. Reeves, M. Stinebiser, K. Love, J. Lunn, C. Mufo, R. Eliard, Mr. Black. CLUBS l Basketball practice in Gym Club BOY'S GYM This club under The supervision of Mr. Churchman is designed to teach boys the fundamental rules of most sports, so that they will be able to organize, referee, supervise ganres, and be trained to be gym monitors. Any sophomore, iunior, or senior boy is el- igible To belong. l HOME EC CLUB Here is the club whil:h produces our future model homemakers. Under lthe capable direction of Mrs, Brown, these girls are trained in various phases of home-economics. They obtain the valuable experience in cooking, sewing, and general housekeeping which is so essential to a gopd homemaker. Believing that the way to a man's heart is Through his stomach the gals concentrate on preparing many delicious foods. GlRLS CRAFT CLUB Do you enioy making things with your hands? If you do, the Girls Craft Club should be included among your activities. The girls of this club become adapt in creating practical novelties, and they secure a useful knowledge of the materials from which these items are made. Together with their efficient sponsor, Mr. Black, the girls take iustihable pride in their work. GIRLS SPORTS CLUB This club is composed of the athletic gals of J. H.S. These energetic lasses who love excitement, 'ind very much of it included in their agenda of various types of indoor sports. Under the direction of their likable sponsor, Miss Wagner, this club has done a commend- able iob of providing an intramural sports program for the girls of J. H.S. GIRL'S SPORT Sponsor: Miss Wagner ' Row One: M. Orange, M. Jupena, L. D'Oraz- io, A. Roy, S. Lavelle, R. Cerra, V. Miller, S. Pershing. Row Two: . D. Chanon, R. Lauricia, V. Rega, P. Cavalier, E. Palmer, M. George, T. Del Bene. 1 Row Three: T V. Traggesser, l. Meyers, l. Sticci, A. Rice, D. Odorisio, S. Rebo, C. Adams, J. Milbu.rn. 1 Row Four: l Miss Wagner, S. Byerly, J. ,Ray- mond, J. Schweinberg, J. Scarlon, D. Palmer, Nl. O'Hare, G. Neilson, K. Love, L. Evangeliste, J. Brasco, V. Youngbauer. ' FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Here are the ambitious students of J. H.S. who in- tend to devote their efforts toward improving mankind in the noble profession of teaching. Under the capable and efficient guidance of Mr. Polk, these students learn the qualities expected of a good teacher, and are acquainted with the advantages and problems of the teaching profession. The activities of this organization provide opportunities for anyone interested in teaching. COMMERCIAL CLUB Are you a good typist? Do you like secretarial work? lf your answers are yes , you should belong to the Commercial Club. With Mr. Riehl as their ad- visor the members, who are all enrolled in the Com- mercial course, try to reach their goal of speed and accuracy. They usually present an assembly every year. . ..CLUBS...1.- Artists at work! PHOTOGRAPHY The Photography Club under the guidance of Mr. Gilkey learns to take and develop their own pictures, They are taught the rules for good picture composition, such as group pictures, scenes, and portrait pictures. The Club usually take a field trip to some picturesque place to put into use the rules they have learned. CHEF The boys of this club learn how to prepare delicious meals and to know proper table etiquette at their meetings. Under their capable and efficient sponsor, Mrs. Brown, they always have enioyable times in ex- perimenting with food and naturally eating. Any boy from any class is eligible for membership. F. T. A. Sponsor: Mr. Polk Row One: K. Shotts, J. Little, J. Catalona, L. Kohl, A. Kendi, D. Fisher, P. Grimes. Row Two: l. Ficco, S. Gardner, M. Miller J. Love, G. Neilson, B. Melada Mr. Polk. 1 1 Uncovered Our Ambltlons COMMERCIAL CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Riehl Row One: V. McCurdy, E. Menhart, D. Ressl- er, S. Verclone, S Toc.co, C. Vie- celi, M. Clark, D. Ricadino, J. Dillon, M. Fraley. Row Two: D. D'Emilo, D. Brown, S. Brinker, L.D'Orazio, P. Cavalier, V. Re-ga, Y. Gerich, P. Rager, l. Meyers, M. E. Paclen, M. Saraceni. 1 Row Three: l J. Scalzirti, M. Fisher, J. Milburn, L. Evangeliste, A. Biss, B. Cough- enor, M. O'Hare, K. Love, A. Rohr- bacher, R. Seymore, P. Held, Mr. Riehl. Y Row Four: N H. Helwig, V. Neubert, J. Hugger, R. Torris, L. Scalzitri, B. Malada, N. Biondi, D. Gurksnis, M. Bosserf, J. Tompson, M. Domineck, M. A. Swienski. l i PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Gilkey Row One: B. King, R. Tressirf, J. Scalzitri, H. Hull. Row Two: B. Grant, F. Wiabel, N. Masucci, V. Gurksnis, P. Mollick, V. Men- hart, R. Mears, G. Klavoniql M. Galando. l Row Three: l B. Werner, J. Gongaware, D.iPat- ton, B. Lago, B. Huey, T. Hackley, E. Galando, J. Capozzi, Mr. Gilkey. Row Four: Q T. Maruro, R. Lunn, J. Molenari, J. Kernerer, J. Clayton, R. Kirchner. CHEF CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Brown Row One: D. Barras, J. Caialona, T. Jupina R. Ociave. Row Two: Mrs. Brown, J. Sarnelli, B. Dopko sky, C. Smolenski, B. Davis, F Caralona. 1 1 Taught Many of Us Cooperation GIRLS GYM MONITORS Sponsor: Miss Wagner Row One: D. Mascianronio, M. Malloy, V. Miller, A. Rice, G. Bayer, D. Od- orisio, S. Lavelle. P. Golnoski. Row Two: J. Zellers, S. Byerly, G. Neilson, P. Rager, A. Roy, G. Brown, V. Miller, R. Lauricia, J. Bohince. Row Three: R. A. Cerra, B. Davis, J. Scalzitti, B. Bollinger, B. Zollinger, D. Chan- on, S. Baker, B. Beaufort, C. Miller, M. Giaquinto, Miss Wagner. MICROMETER Sponsor: Mr. Lang Row One: L. Weaver, P. Votfers, A. Pierce, D. Burrell, J. Gongaware. Row Two: J. White, A. Marinelli, J. Smead, J. Blansetf, J. Otto, J. Hoak, Mr. Lang, N. Buckley, H. Crisman, C. Baker. CERAMICS Sponsor: Miss Parch Row One: M. A. Swienski, S. Guidcly, J. Wilson, P. McHaFFey, A. Surrec, M. Saraceni, P. Gray, F. Mock, P. Polinelli. Row Two: M. Murphy, D. Ressler, V. McCur- cly, P. Ferree. Row Three: Miss Patch. CLUBS I Mr. Lang gives an explanation onus GYM MONITORS The whole female population of the high school has these gals heads spinning. Conforming with the new regulations, they copeiwith not only the underclass- men but upperclassmen as well. These girls aid Miss Wagner with exercises, roll check, shower numbers and games. They are very much deserving ot the applause of their felloifv students. MICROMETER y Mr. Lang, the capable advisor of the Micrometer Club supervises the boys as they learn the use and value of machinery, nbt only in factories but also in their school and comnhunity. Their main proiect this year is the spinning of aluminum. For this they read books and learn as much as possible before starting. CERAMICS The ambitious members of this club learn many fascinating arts, which they won't easily forget. Novel- ties for personal and home use are made by the members. Under the guidance of Miss Patch, teacher, the girls mold the articles by hand and bake it in a special oven called a kiln. It is then glazed and smoothed, and displayed at club meeting for the approval of the members. BOY'S GYM MONITORS Under the capable guidance of Mr. Churchman these boys are selected to assist him in various activities of the gym classes. They help referee sports as well as participate in them. These boys are proven 'to be well liked and excellent leaders among their classmates. GYM MONITORS Sponsor: Mr. Churchman Row One: ' B. Gardiner, J. Welsh, G. Cunning- ham, C. Miller, J. Laudadio, D. Musiak. I Row Two: J. Chick, C. Smolenski. B. Pracek, C. Gustafson, B. Pharaoh, J. Mo- larari, B. Lavelle. I Row Three: I J. Williamson, J. Johnson, D. Har- lan, W. Hampton, W. Tucci, Jl Love, Mr, Churchman. SAFETY PATROL These boys guard the safety of the students crossing the street between classes from the high school build- ing to the Fourth Street building. They set up the wooden horses at both ends of the block so no cars can come through. They are also on duty at the start and finish, of each school day and at noon. THURSDAY SQUARE DANCE CLUB Swing your partner and doesy-doe! Under the pa- tronage of Mr. Albright, this group, a favorite of the underclassmen, combines enjoyment, companionship, good co-operation, and learning intricate-looking but easy steps at their monthly meeting. For this fun- loving group there's nothing like square dancing to make everyone get into the act, and to liven a dull day. CLUBS A dress in the making LIBRARY MONITORS Binding books and keeping them in good shape, filing students' library cards, making the book showcase attractive. These are only a few of the duties of our pleasant library monitors, under the guidance of Miss McMaster. ln addition these misses can help students find out any necessary information, thereby gaining valuable experience for themselves. LIBRARY CLUB Literature in general is of much interest to these Library Club members. Under the able guidance of its sponsor Miss McMaster, the club strives to help students enioy and select their reading matter. The annual book week contest boasts their support. A few of these misses offer a helping hand as library monitors. ' SAFETY PATROL Row One: G. Yurt, J. Simmers, J. Scalzetti, R. Maggi. . ...... , .. . , , , H , ' 1 ' '- ' Prepared Us For Better Luv THURSDAY SQUARE DANCE Sponsor: Mr. Albright ' Row One: D, Connale, R. Valetti, J. Calder- one, D. Pertzog, A. D'Orazio, R. Maggi, J. Lunn, D. Patten, P. Page. Row Two: G. Weightman, D. Chisko, J. Clay- to,n, T. Lapina, N. Danko, J. Wil- son, J. Davis, C. Miller, R. Mears. Row Three: C. Kuhns, G. Graham, J. McAdams, R, Craig, J. Neal, R. Miller, P. Emerick, J. Molenari, B. Martin, Mr. Albright. 3 Row Four: . l. Carper, D. Chishko, V. Menhart, D. Klingensmith, L. Grant, D. Cole, J. Werner, B. Wassel, P. J.l Ma- hafTy, R. Kiffer. r 1 l LIBRARY MONITORS Sponsor: Miss McMaster Row One: R. Perfetri, J. Blasilio, G. Bayot, B. Whirlow, P. Rager, Missj Mc- Master, M. Sarceni, V. McCurdy, J. Larimer. l LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor: Miss McMaster Seated: R. Eliard, V. Gray, .J Reeves, J Gasperato, J. Gordon, M. A Orange, C. Stany, J. Ressler, B Croushore. Standing: Miss McMaster, S. Paranelli, C. Bin gel, J. Barris, B. Campbell, R Sarnpsell. Employed Our Techniques ARCHERY CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Ruby Row One: D, Brown, G. Griffiths, K. Fisher, R. Misko, B. Seibel, V. Neal. Row Two: R. Keenan, J. Hopkinson, J. Greev es, B. Porfser, G. Keener, Mr Ruby. FIRST AlD AND SAFETY Sponsor: Mr. Stinebiser Row One: J. Werner, N, Dick, J. Smith, M Jupina, J. Greenberg, S. Rebo, M Orange, C. Veroni. Row Two: J. Lavelle, G. Conti, K. Differ: dorfer, S. Redish, J. Funk, D. Birk F, Scopa, D. King. Row Three: V. Davis, A. M. Roy, C. Adams, J Terpko, V. Miller, S, Guiddy, A Cannell, H. Meyers. Row Four: J. Ferreffi, A. Jupina, J. Maluro B. Huey, L. Brady, O. Patten, V Marsico, J. Love, Mr. Sfinebiser STAGE PROJECTION Sponsor: Mrs. Williams Row One: M, Giaquinfo, J. Molenari, B. Pharoah, T. Keyes. Row Two: T. DelBene, B. Huey, D. Schnupp, B. Patricella, J. Dillon, 1 Futuna GIRLS IN wnlte I Sponsor: Miss Shearer Row One: M. J. Orange, W. Volk, D. Mor- rah, D. Maciantonio, C, Diethorn, J. Giron, B. Christofano, L. Ellig, C. Oswald, O. Jones. Row Two: R. Trouver, M. E. Gerich, L. Hous- er, J. Hudson, P. Essway, B. Leon- ard, B. Johnson, P. Burchell, J. Peters, N. Green, E, Minyon, Nl. Hemminger, I. Carper. Row Three: M. Fraley, C. Stein, L. Bernltardy, , C. Bedont, D. Rankin, N. Stitely, M. A. Hum- . Kelly, K. Shuster, D. C. Mock, E. Pandolph, J. Kirchner, l. Zaleski, T, DiDiana, P. Gray, J. P. Neibel M. Mock, berger, J Buchanan, L. Perillo, T. Wilkie, Calderone. C Ll U B S X Electric Shop boys enioy TV ARCHERY CLUB Is your hobby shooting bow and arrow for sport? Or maybe you prefer hunting? If so, an Archery Club membership is for you. Under its well-liked supervisor, Mr. .Ruby, the club has progressed and is now cele- brating its fourth birthday. The club aims to teach the proper shooting ind caring for bows and arrows. FIRST AID AND SAFETY CLUB ls there a doctor in the house? No, but any First Aid Club member can answer this call of distress. Al- though the club members may not be doctors, they are equipped to handlealmost any situation which may arise' in 'J. H.S. The action to take in diFferent emer- gencies is taught to them by their capable leader Mr. Stinebiser. Baskets fbr needy families are given away annually by this club. I F. G. W. Going to Torrance is the big proiect for the Future Girls in White, this year. Under the supervision of Miss Sheerer, these girls learn something of the different fields of nursing. Some of the members of this club work as volunteers at Westmoreland Hospital after school to gain some practical experience. At their meetings, they also have reports on such things as the polio vaccine. STAGE AND PROJECTION CREW Have you ever gone back stage after the assembly's over and when everyone's in class? Those genial fellows you'll find tearing down scenery and props are to whom we can also attribute the preparing of props and the handling of the complicated lighting system. A vote of thanks should also go the way of the commanding officer Mr. Albright. .......- The girls provide harmonious entertainment Sealed: C. Lomicka, B. Martin, D. Orange, M. Sfepanik, J. Smith, J. Musho, A. Ferrara, B, Jensen, B. Mofie, R.Antimarino Standing: Mr. Lcdszun, M. Capar, C. Sfawicki, G. Hoak, E. Milburn, T. Lapina. . .. MUSIC - Inspiring in Both Popular and Classical Moods ORCHESTRA 5 Drifting and Dreaming can always be said for many students during seventh period who listen to the mel- low strings of music coming from the sessions of the JHS Orchestra. Madel up ot our most talented Class- mates they can be counted on for anythng from classics to real lively iazz. Under the energetic supervision of Mr. Lodzsun, everyone looks with anticipation for the community sings lwhich really provide enioyable assemblies. For Christmas the orchestra ioins with the chorus and dramatic departments tor the annual Christ- mas Pageant. Some dt these musicians are selected to participate in the Distric tCounty Orchestra Festival. When they play for the noon dances a large turn-out can be counted on. Their last sessions together for the year are for the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. X CHORUS - Sponsor: Mr. Lodsxun CHORUS For the inspiring music and harmony in many of our assemblies we give thanks to the Jeannette High Chorus. Under the capable direction of Mr. Lodzsun they put on their annual assembly and Christmas pageant. They can be heard practicing wholeheart- edly each day during the fifth period with their voices each blending in perfect harmony. This hard-working group is bubbling over with talent which can be heard through its inspiring entertainment. Anyone from a freshmen boy or girl to a senior is eligible to ioin. These members are not only trained but develop their vocal chords by practicing for their many programs all year long. Their last programs of the year are Bac- calaurette and Commencement. lt will be here that the senior chorus members will bid adieu to the chorus they so respected. Row One: B. Martin, P. Jl Mahaftey, B. Chew, J. Caruso, J. Turney, B. Dunlap, C. Farrouz, N. Stevey, H. Cooper, C. Gantt, E. Segal, M. Fisher, V. Davis, M. Fraley. Row Two: C. Bedont, L. Illlagano, B. Cox, M. E. Gerich, S. Ernette, E. Hamilton, D. Furlong, C. Morrow, S. Bushyager, J. Bossert, L. Ellig, J. Ranking, B. Beckel', B. Madala, R. Herman, D. Saltxman, Mr. Lodszun. Row Three: M. Stinebiser,l N, Utzman, P. Neibel, P. Krat, D. Renclon, D. Buchanan, C. Mock, M. A. Mofte, M. Miller, Y. Geiger, G. A Smith, J. Pany, D. Bloom, D. Mains, J. Catlona. Row Four: T. Dorzbocker,1 F. Gelan, F. Cycak, R. Free, R. Birk, C. Funk, D. Trump. 2 2 3 2 Z3 5 2 S E S S 5 s 5 5 E 1 3 ' . 4 1 W . J 1 1 1 l 1 Y l Y W ' , 1 , 1 I 5 lwgjgggvfru-.:-H aa! -fJ?,'f' , 1 1 4 N , f W I Q X l The team in action SPORTS We Proudly Presenf Our Athletes F rank, Cliff, and John receive instructions from Mr. Barnes VARSITY Mr.Amann 0 Mr. Barnes 0 M1-.Baughman Qiisiiieiiis72kii35?QiiELi'EaiZ155?ix5Y422?3ifSk?MS?ELiESxiidri5ifiQ52LiS? ?a 'xWSQESSWiE?siS?5Enihi3?s?LH WE FOOTBAILL Worked Together To Build CI Great Team ll S h Paul Pienody, John Love, Bob Pracek, Left to right-Back Row: Assistant coach Alfred Amann, Bob Lavelle, Wayne Tucci, Bi c nupp, Melvin Semenko, George Valesky, Norman Buckley, Les Millar, Joe Appel, Head Coach Markley Barnes. I Middle Row: Assistant Coach Bill Baughman, Bill Gardner, Wes Hampton, Phil McCleary, Fred Answine, William Menz, Robert Copeland, Dick Hoak, J. Laudadio, Cliff Miller, Charles Rigney, Dick Bresnan, Alex Frendy. Front Row: Manager Ronald Valetti, Bill Brasco, John Dobrinick, Da'e Turney, Edward Smith, Chuck Gustafson, Frank Gounder, Jim Burzio, John Samide, Dan Musiak, Delmor Burrell, Jim Blanzett, Dan Garrlck. VARSITY FOOTBALL I Each year, during the last few weeks of August, the football team invades Camp Buffalo to prepare for the coming gridiron contests. Along with the coaches, they take over the camp when the last vacationing boys and girls have gonel Until school reopens they build their bodies up to carry them through a rugged season of sports. Calisthehics, good food, and sunlight along with the regular football drills fill the schedule. The regular hours and hlabits they keep in training camp contribute greatly toward preparing themselves to defend their school. lCoaches Barnes, Baughman, and Amann constantly try ,to teach new tactics and new plays. Then on the first Friday after school reopens, they begin their season of football fame. ln the opening game of the season Jeannette defeated Crafton by a score of 33-6 at McKee Stadium. Scoring was distributed fairly evenly by the Jayhawk team with Schnupp, Guestafson, Gounder, and Valesky each tallying once. The next opponent for the Jays was Schenley, which proved to be no match for the rugged team, with the game ending 25-0. The Jays met Turtle Creek in their first AA contest. The score was 34-6 with Jeannette scoring in every period with Gounder adding to the game in kicking a held goal. S 1 BOB PRACEK OUR H ROES A We Are Proud of' Their Past Seasons The next win for Jeannette came at the expense of the Cokers from Connellsville. The Cokers however, got away to a fast start and scored on the second play from scrimmage. Jeannette came right back and scored and then went on to outclass Connellsville 38-6. The following two games were taken from Latrobe and North Huntingdon by scores of 33-O and 30-6 respectively. The night of October 22 proved to be the toughest of all the games when the Jays got past the Munhall eleven by a score of 14-7. The Jays got oft to a quick two touchdown start and this was sutticient enough to let the Jays win there seventh straight game. MELVIN SEMENKO BILL SCHNUPP The next week also proved to be a rough one with Jeannette beating Wilkinsburg by a thin score of 7-0. For the ninth and final win of the Jayhawk season came when Jeannette beat McKeesport by the score of T4-7, This was a hard fought game and wasn't over until the final gun went off. The Jayhawks lost their first game of the season against the bitter but high spirited rival, Greensburg by a score of 28-24. Our boys fought a rugged and tough game to the very end with the main loss in the four extra points. The 1955 Jayhawks can be proud of one of the best gridiron records in JHS, nine wins and one loss. NORMAN BUCKLEY CLIFF MILLER FRANK GOUNDER ,. fl W ,,,myts-1.11s.1..1.:11.,Q1frwt.,sw:sis,fs,4wf:1-sp- s gfszwflf. egfzY3'fS?i if-5tv2bis'v.12,gwi'fWi .-.suilliif ,--.gftffsffriiwfiiffi-.1 --we by ii' if fvv-'M-wtf 1'f -fi-1-aww'-Mfifffffivfkiffffwf-fafi5645255willegfzlfirzzs-as:sitssiscsitzzsras-s.fitmyQziwlmamsit.ris-26521fg,sMss1.f1.,?s ff' 1 A ,. r.. . , K, J ,. v .,. , sr. .. t R e c o r d VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES J.H.s. i oPP. 33 .. ,. Crafion 6 27 . . . . Schenley ..,... , . 0 38 .. ... Connellsville ...... . 6 30 . . . . . North Huntingdon . . . 6 33 . . . . Lafrobe ......... . . 0 i4.,...MUnhaIl .7 7 .. .. Wilkinsburg .. . O 14 . . . . . McKeesporT . . . 7 24 , . . . Greensburg . . . . .. 28 i i I , , ,, ,, The boys iry out the charging machine CHUCK RIGNEY CHUCK GUSTAFSON FRED ANSWINE JIM LAUDADIO JOHN LOVE .IOE APPEL LES MILLAR JUNIOR W.P.I.A.L - Sponsor: Mr. Moss Row One: L. Delbene, P. Gritana, T, Mason, B. Tenier, T. Kurpiezki, A. Barberio. Row Two: C. Evans, A. DeFransico, B. Stinebiser, G. Naples, B. Painter, R. Molenari, B. Torris, F. DelGross, A. Stough, K. Byerly, P. Guy. Row Three: Mr. Moss, L. D'EmiIio, F. DeLuzio, G. Graham, J, Domznick, R. Sictik, J. Few, M. Saridson, H. Young, P. Shell, R. Brean. JUNIOR ARSITY Future Gridiron Heroes JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES J.v. OPP. I8 . . . . . Sewickley . . . O 7 . . , . . Latrobe . . . . O I2 ..,.,.,... Kiski .,..,..,..,. O 7 ,..,.,.... Greensburg ....... 7 Cancelled ........ Harrolds JUNIOR W. P. I. A. L. SCORES JR. WPIAL opp, O .,........ South Huntingdon .. 0 6 . . . . Sewickley ,.,... . . 0 O , . . . Latrobe .,...... . . O O . . . . Munhall .,....., . I3 25 , . . . North Huntingdon . . 7 6 . . . . Latrobe ......... . I9 O . . , . Greensburg , . . 7 JUNIOR VARSITY This year's Junior Varsity under the capable coaching of Mr. Baughman showed good signs for a future varsity, These boys work as hard as the Varsity but never receive much attention from the student body. The gridders had little trouble winning the tIrst game from Sewickley by a score of I8-O. The remainder ot the games that were played were of a little more difti- cult type. They squeezed past Latrobe by a score of 7-O, Kiski I2-O, and for their climax tied Greensburg 7-7. Their season ended with an impressive record of 3 wins and I tie. JUNIOR W.P.I.A.L. The Junior W.P.I.A.L. under the efficient coaching of Mr. Moss ended the season with 2 wins, 3 losses and 2 ties. They started their season by tying South Huntingdon O-O. The next game they beat Sewickley by a score of 6-O and the following Week tied Latrobe 0-O. In the remaining tour games Jeannette tallied over North Huntingdon 25-7 and lost to Munhall I3-O, Latrobe I9-6 and Greensburg 7-0. HEER LEA ERS Alwaysfcaithfully Cheered the Team On .... CHEERLEADERS Yea team, leT's go! Who can be always heard yelling This familiar saying more oftener and faithfully than our vivacious cheerleaders. During football season They head all The pep rallies with their wonderous pep and energy. These gals and boys can always be seen on The football Held wholeheartedly cheering our boys on even though it may, be raining or snowing. They greet cheerleaders from other schools in their ever friendly manner and mingle among Them in good sportsmanship. , J COMPTON J. SCALZETTI, D. McCARTHY J- SIMMERS MILLER C. STAWICKI l B. DOLAN l But it's not all glory and honor being a cheerleader. They start practice early in August and after school starts can be found each Wednesday after school prac- ticing new motions and cheers. lt is after all their hard work they become so disappointed when students won't cheer. Cheering for The last time This year were three sen- iors, Two year members Barbara Dolan and Janet Bohince and Three year member Dick McCarthy. .l. PANY .l. BOHINCE J. TABONE DEL BENE BASKETBALL Present Standouts VARSITY BASKETBALL - Sponsor: Mr. Churchman Row One: J. Love, C. Gustafson, B. Pracek, C. Miller, G. Cunningham, J. Johnson. Row Two: R. Semenko, D. Hoak, C. Smolenski, J, Molenari, B. Pharoah, J. Williamson, Mr. Churchman. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Jayhawks ended one of their few unsuccessful seasons this year in a three way tie for last place. The pre season games gave no room for encourage- ment even though the Jays won the 'first game against Penn Township by a score of 63-35. Following this encounter Penn High and Schenley victored consecutive- ly over them. On the next showing they beat Wilmer- ding by a score of 70-62. Then Scott and Turtle Creek handed Jeannette their next two conquests but the Jays came back to defeat Sewickley Township by a score of 63-50. They then skimmed over Swissville by a score of 56-53 and for the third time in a row won over Scott 76-66. The exhibition season ended with a 5-4 record and the Jays were still a heavy favorite in the race for the Section ll Championship. In their opening games of section competition the Jay- hawks fell victim to Latrobe and N. Huntingdon 69-41 and 46-44. The Jays then traveled to Connellsville where they sprang ahead in the second half to drub the Cokers 65-47 for their first win ofthe season. ln a non section game the Jays took the worst beating of the year at Springdale by a score of 98-75. The next four section games proved defeat for the Jays. They were beaten by Uniontown 83-73, Greensburg 82-49, Latrobe 68-59, and N. Huntingdon 65-62. For the second and final win in Section Il basketball the Jay- hawks again beat Connellsville by a score of 52-51. Then the tide turned against the inspired Springdale Indians when they traveled here only to bow to our Jays by a 76-55 win. Closing theregular season to make a 2-8 record Uniontown trounced the Jays with a 71-51 score and one of the most exciting games of the season lead Greensburg to triumph with a 71-62 win. In the County Tournaments at Greensburg High School the Jays came through with a record of 2-1. They easily decisioned Rostraver Township and Scottdale 61-36 and 61-44 respectively. ln challenging Bellmar they were heart breakingly defeated in the final sec- onds of the game by a mere margin of 50-49. The Court VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Opp. Jnt Penn Twp. 35 63 Penn High 78 48 Schenley 55 49 Wilmerding 62 70 Scott 68 61 Turtle Creek 69 60 Sewickley 50 63 Swissvale 53 56 Scott 66 76 Latrobe 69 41 N. Huntingdon 46 44 Connellsville 47 65 Springdale 98 75 Uniontown 83 73 Greensburg 82 49 Latrobe 68 49 N. Huntingdon 65 62 Connellsville 51 52 Springdale 55 76 Uniontown 71 62 COUNTY TOURNEY Opp. Jnt Rostraver 36 61 Scottdale 44 61 Bellmar fsemi-finaly 50 49 Total 10 won 14 lost JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Opp. Jnt Penn Twp. 32 40 Penn High 37 38 Wilmerding 24 36 Scott 39 59 Turtle Creek 35 33 Sewickley Twp. 20 45 Swissvale 40 53 Scott 42 48 Latrobe 39 28 N. Huntingdon 34 47 Connellsville 38 43 Springdale 37 38 Uniontown 37 38 Greensburg 38 45 Latrobe 39 36 N. Huntingdon 39 53 Connellsville 34 57 Springdale 39 41 Uniontown 45 39 Greensburg 52 43 Total 15 won 5 lost 'M ww-tatw:i C. GUSTAFSON J. LOVE B. PRACEK C. MILLER J. JOHNSON G, CUNNINGHAM E13 JUNIOR BASKETBALL Eager To Display Their Ability JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1954-55 Junior Varsity under the capable coach- ing of Mr. Baughman gave good signs tor a 'Future varsity. With a 15-5 record the season had proved a successful one. The Jayvees seemed to have what it takes height, speed and team work. They work as hard as the Varsity but never receive as much attention from student body. With their steady improvement it is certain that the Varsity ot the coming years will be one that all can be proud ot and looked upon with honor. JUNIOR W.P.I.A.L. BASKETBALL Under the coaching of Joseph Robino the tearn had a fair season. Since he took over the coaching position two section titles have been won. They had a long and tough season this year with an even 7 wins and 7 losses. The little Jays lacked experience and height but they had all the get up and go a coach could ask tor. These boys made a ine showing with their aggressiveness, and prove an asset to next years Junior Varsity. JUNIOR W.P.I.A.L. Opp. Jnt N. Huntingdon 26 33 Greensburg 29 26 Penn High 37 48 S. Huntingdon 27 33 Latrobe 44 21 Sewickley 26 34 lrwin 37 38 N. Huntingdon 29 40 Greensburg 31 29 Penn High 33 30 S. Huntingdon 19 17 Latrobe 60 36 Sewickley 34 43 Irwin 50 40 Total 7 won 7 lost JR. VARSITY Sponsor: Mr, Baughman Row One: V. Pecoraro, Lavelle, B. Patten, W. Tucci. JUNIOR W. P. I. A. L. Sponsor: Mr. Robino Row One: Williamson, M. Highlands, J. Acrie, J. Torris. Row Two: C. Evans, J. Dea Axton, Mr, Robino. J. Samede, P. Dolan, B. Gardner Row Two: Mr. Baughman, E. Malnoski, B R. Stull, J. Deal, G. Cottrell, D Ju pena, J. Faletto, C. Backus, C !,R Brean, N. Pecoraro, R. Blockcvich, G. Naples, J. Few, D, Patton, D. Patton, D. Dublino, R. Miller, R. GOLF Sponsor: Mr. Polk Row One: T. DeCaro, B. Adams, E. Putanko, R. Kirchner, C. Highlands. Row Two: A. Ferrara, G. Hooley, B. Pharoah, W. Caplan, B. White, Mr. Polka. WRESTLING Sponsor: Mr. Baughman Row One: F. Gouncler, B. Watson, R. Clay- ton, D. Watson, W. Wasnesky, R. Brewer, R. Scurci, P. Grilano, P. Nichols. Row Two: Mr. Baughman, l. Goocl, J. Dom- enick, J. Dobrinick, S. Reclish, M. Semenko, J. Clayton, B. Brasco, D. Garrick, B. Brown, R. Chishko, B. Maloy, D. Turney. TRACK Sponsor: Mr. Barnes Row One: F. Pomerentz, C. Backus, A. Di Francesco, B. Girdone, G. Am mons, P. Grifano, C. McKnight, R. Craig, R. Maggi, R. Peop!es, P. Schell, G. Cottrell. Row Two: J. Samide, R, Copeland, J. Colo sima, H. Ghrist, D. Petrella, B Gardner, D. Turney, P. Pienody, C Gustafson, C. Miller, F. Gounder D. Garrick, R. Brown, R. Brean. Row Three: B. Rager, G. Soles, J. Dolorinick P. McCleery, L, D'EmiIio, F. De luzio, J. Laudadio, J. Love, B Pracek, B. Schnupp, B. Patton W. Tucci, C. Rigney, J. Burizo, J Blansett, Mr. Barnes. Row Four: F. DelGross, J. Few, D. Hoak, B. Lavelle, J. Domenick, R. Brust, M. Semenko G. Valesk J Greaves, I Y: - J. Appel, G. Graham, R. Klingen smith, M. Sandson, B. Menz, A. Frendy. 1 INOR PORT Our Tee Men . . . Our Grapplers... Our Trackmen 95 ,Y f ?5 WAN-aw 'f Ii ,LTA 155 'P WNQx' Q53 46.4 'FEE ff k.,LA15.?x?'Ma.n' Qi Wit ff M fE33 NW ' . - , f - R553 E cqfzfzzsaiafs . . . The help of all and thank those who gave assistance so that this book may refresh memories in years to come. Technical . . Photographers Printing . . . Covers . . Moral Support . . .CAPITOL ENGRAVING CO., Donald L. Young . . .COLAO STUDIO, David Agate . . .THE KELLY PRESS, Agnes M. Bacan . . .S. K. SMITH CO., Ralph K. Benz Administration, Faculty and Student Body for ' ' ' 'their patience and understanding. . . 1955 Gqcfvafzfiaau Patronize Home Industries - - - It Pays American Flint Glass Workers Union of N. A. Branch 57 American Flint Glass Workers Union of N. A. Branch 82 American Flint Glass Workers Union of N. A. Branch 86 American Flint Glass Workers Union of N. A. Branch 91 American Flint Glass Workers Union of North America No. 533 American Flint Glass Workers Union of N. A. Branch 534- American Flint Glass Workers Union of N. A. Branch 535 American Flint Class Workers Union of N. A. Branch 590 Federation of Glass, Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers Local 127 General Teamsters Local No. 30 Int. Brotherhood of Teamsters Chaulfeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America Bartenders Int. League Local No. 854, Hotel and Restaurant Workers Alliance of America VIRGIL STAKLEY ..... ..... P resia7ent WALTER WASNESKY V. President LEROY E. PEOPLES ......... Secretary CLARENCE MANSFIELD Treasurer T R U S T F. E S WILLIAM YURT ........................ Trustee LEON F ARROUX ..............., ,, Trustee ROMAN Y OUN GBA U ER ...... Trustee A free, virtuous and enlightened people must know Well the great principles and causes on which their happiness depends. --fumes Monroe. 4 CENTRAL TRADES COUNCIL of JEANNETTE, PENNA. 4 The Unio11 Label Means A Product Made Under Wholesome Work Conditions Wages Sufficient To Maintain An American Standard Of Living and Reasonable Hours Of Employment Int. Union of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers Local 22, Local 67 and Local 144+ Greensburg-Jeannette Typo- graphical Union, Local No. 668 ,lourneynien Barbers Union of America Local No. 383 American Flint Glass Workers Union of N. A. No. 103 United Steel Workers of America Local No. 1145 Greensburg Musical Society No. 339 Laundry Workers' International Union, Local No. 141 Federation of Glass, Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers Local 21 State, County and Muncipal Workers A. F. L. 1243 United Rubber Workers of America, Local 22 Utility Workers Union, Gas Worker's Local No. 12124 United Steel Workers of America Local No. 2380 Organized Labor Supports Education LAIRD F. SHRADER, AGENCY REAL ESTATE I INSURANCE C N OTARY PUBLIC 107 South Second Street Jeannette, Pa. HOWARD GASOLINE 81 OIL CO. - DISTRIBUTORS -- MOBILGAS - MOBILOIL - MOBILHEAT HEAT WITH OIL AUTHORIZED DEALER , id Iuea 0 L B U R N E R PHONE: LA 3-8961 LEONARD,S RAPID SHOE REPAIR A complete line of MEN,S 81 BOYS' DRESS 81 WORK SHOES 345 S. FOURTH ST. JEANNETTE, PA. PHONE LA-3-5671 South of High School GLASS CITY DRUG Ieanilctte, Pa. 'ir NALEYS DRUG Manor, Pa. P1,AsT1C Q ASPHALT Q RUBBER TILE WESTINGHQUSE LINOLEUM 0 CARPET KITCHEN UNITS Appliances and Television LUWRY FLUORING BUSHYAGER and DROUTZ MW e sell workmanship-any store sells tile Electric Home Appliance Repairing Phmle LH 3-9611 627 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. 516 LOWRY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. PHONE LA 3-3511 It pays to walk a half block to- W EfR B L I N ' S c'YOur Friendly Storev Phone La 3-6563 21O-212 S. Fourth St. A Name A That Stands for Good Furniture JEANNETTE, PA. R. Sz M. FEED Sz SUPPLY CO. CHICKENS LIVE AND DRESSED FRESH EGGS 360 N. FIRST STREET C. II. RUPP, Prop. La 7-99341 Perfettfs Shoe Rc-:builders A. PERFETTI, PI-op. WINVISIBLE HALF SOLINGU 120 S. THIRD ST. PHONE LA 3-5007 UNDER OLD POST OFFICE E. F. HORN JSLMMARKET , , Produce - Quality Meats - Groceries Armstrong F loorlng-Kltchens Wallpaper and Paint Supplies 4 THE HOME OF GREETING CARDS N. FIRST R HARRISON JEANNETTE, PA. 210 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. PHONES La S-S430 and La 3-54.39 FOSTER P. STEINER J O U R E T 'F S Successor T0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES and Wholesale Jewelers FURNITURE FOR YOUR IIONIE 41041 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. J O U R E T ' S PHONE LA 3-2721 220 S. FOURTH ST. PHONE LA 3-S570 K 9 GEORGE W. UHRIN K O H L S Union Barber Shop PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Just As Your Doctor Ordered LOCAL 383 OF J. B. I. U. OF A. 4 354 N, FIRST STREET PHONE LA 3-2021 620 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE PHONE LA 3-4557 JEANNETTE, PA- SHOP and SAVE at .... IEERTQQMQHE Jeannetteys Leading Store for Ladies', Children? and Infants' Wear 503 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. TAY'-QRS KIHCHEL THEATRE THE STORE FOR YOUNG MEN ' A N D GGLOCALLY OWNED E OPERATEDM MEN WHO WANT TO STAY YOUNG ' J8H1111Ctt67S Newest and Finest Theatre Congratulations to the Class of 1955 South Fifth Ave Phone Ila 3-2911 Compliments Of OHRIN GER HOME KARL'S SHOE STORE NEWEST SHOE STORE IN IEANNETTE WOMENS SHOES I Names to Remember CO. RED CROSS SHOES AIR STEP SHOES CHILDRENTS SHOES 13-19 NORTH MAIN STREET BUSTER BROWN ROBIN HOOD GREENSBURGF PA. Home of Brown-Built Footwear ' 518 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA C g l ' 1 on mm mom SHERMAN W. MASON and Best WishesFrom FUNERAL HOME Establishefl 1931 9 S 201 N. FIRST STREET IEANNETTE, PA. 728 LOWRY AVENUE PHONE LA 3-2011 PHONE LA'3'3161 uBeauty Comes Alive DODGE - 255 - PLYMOUTH CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Phone La 3-5581 Jeannette, Pa. .IEANNETTE LUMBER CO. E THE BUILDERS DEPARTMENT STORET' MARLITE-WALL TILE 81 ACCESSORIES PORTER-CABLE POWER TOOL ACME QUALITY HOUSE PAINT HALLMARK CARDS GLEN RICHARDS 1 E W E L R Y Ph011C La G I F T S Lumber and Millwork Hardware and Supplies 4. , 4 ,, ,, 352 South Fourth Street-Below High School 406 CLAY AVLNUE PHONE LA 0-9211 2 :X 596, :M 8 S sz S-.wh Fstssf f , f X, X . 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' more light, ghstens with a Jewel-like lustre. , un In up emma-w LQWMQM ' , It n eqfisw 'll ' 52 f. . , 54 ivifflf- '-f'.X-2 -wr, or icture Windows, TV Imploslon Plates, Show Cases, 5' ,I It, 4 Desk Tops . . . a satrsfactory and economical substitute ' tl l Of P ate glass- ' v r 4 ' we ,S-ky -v if-v-MM. X ' MQHSXW-r 5fS5fz 2?'?f'l X Q as 2532521 iff f Ma. azefefi , Q-Sa,:e'w 2 :vw 1 Q. ,May 1, . ., .ua 's :sflezes r for Picture Frames . . . a sheet lass of extraordinar 1 zl ?rg.,gzgge clearness, whlteness and thinness. ' '7 S135 E'LI'feia' 1. me' fam, was f ,-'Masses irrsiffmi s-wi .Q-,aw SUPR f A . . , 1 a or utomobrles, Hospitals, Banks, Schools, Factories . . , 0 a non-shattering safety glass made of lammated G5 ,S ,ff X, ' .1 TI Lustraglass of exceptional flatness, clarity and lustre. -X Q aieftaaf 91Sfis'5?f'32 :.s?.'?S? V-fs fa-X 'l-- rgqfaaymx gg-rw: ll.l ,gas QiiiifffiW?W't?'?M?fwft'eT3reWNew Wwzewxvs 12':w':zwzrw iaanezwziv-.zwxtwz-wat wcwfssvf' Xeasei riffs m?255'1e'f'wcfff.sz and the new American PANAI. the translucent structural material, inherently strong, decora- tive. . .for structural strength, durability and beauty in indoor 9 Ric and outdoor applications. AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS CU. 9 wesr PARK WAY, PITTSBURGH 12, PAK. 1-'Yr ik 'f'212: 5 rag . ji f f A RIDE LINCOLN COACHES NEW LUXURIOUS BUSSES COMFORTABLE -- SAFE - CONVENIENT Ride the Bus and Save PHONE: UNde1'hiII 3-3850 Alternate Trips 30 Minute Service Jeannette to Pittsburgh Greensburg to Pittsburgh Via Manor Route 30 General Tire 8a Rubber Co. PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION Manufacturers Of PLASTICS, SPONGE RUBBER 81 ATHLETIC GOODS JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA EARLE A. MILLER 4 A CLASS OF 1911 -A' WILLARD S. WHITLATCH WE MAY NEVER REACH OUR IDEALS . . . BUT-LIKE THE STARS-THEY SERVE TO GUIDE US ON OUR WAY ZANARINI BROTHERS F lowers of Distinction C. T. MYERS, JR. Insurance in all its Branches 'THE FLOWER SHOP ON THE coRNER', f MYERS HAS ITU 601 CLAY AVENUE PHONE LA 3-5525 Say it With Flowers 115 5. THIRD STREET JEANNETTE, PA. T. D. S. PHONE LA 3-3111 f EARNEST A. TORRI Brick Laying 0 Stone Mason Cement Work 6TH STREET 8: CASSATT AVENUE JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA HOLBY SALES Sz SERVICE LINCOLN--MERCURY - 6th 8 Magee USED CAR LOT - 911 Lowry Avenue Phone La 3-9580 HONE La 3-4901 IEANNETTE, PA. sua., 41.2. ymifl,-1,1 Auf ' U A a AEWORKMANS SEILER S DEPARTMENT STUHE Magazines and Newspapers Men's and Boy's Outfitters . CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. .IEANNETTE - IRWIN - GREENSBURG CENTRAL HOTEL A. G. TARQUINIO, Prop. Magee Avenue and Third Street PHONE LA 7-9922 Quality and Dependable Service BYERS' DRY CLEANING CO FUR CLEANING sl FUR STORAGE 920 GASKILL AVENUE IEANNETTE, PA. ECARMEN MASCIANTONIO T. F. O'CONNELL SL SON QUALITY FOOD MARKET . - also -- I I N S U R A N C E BARGAIN BASEMENT DOWNSTAIRS Everything in Ready-I0-Wear Clothing 307 CLAY AVENUE PHONE LA 3-4971 WEINE R,S CAPLANIRUNESTEEL Co. Metal Building Products Jeannette's Fashion Center Brown Avenue Ieannette Pa CLAY AVENUE PHONE LA 3-5585 DUNCAN HARDWARE CO. For Hardware E G E R ' S CREDIT IEWELERS O B I C Y C I. E S County's Leading Jewelers GUNS 81 FISHING TACKLE , 510 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. 313 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. 304 MAIN STREET IRWIN' PA' TAXI CAB SERVICE - CHARTERED BUS SERVICE TRANSFER 81 HAULING -- WATER HAULING H. J. Gongaware 8: Sons S T R A W P U M P R. D. NO. 5 - IRWIN, PA. PHONE: UNderhi1l 3-5400 Established 1908 LUNCHEONETTE HOME MADE CANDIES AND ICE CREAM 0 DOUROS BROS. 0 605 CLAY AVENUE PHONE LA 7-9959 Congratulations Class of 1955 I f your clothes are not becoming to You They should be coming to Us! Model Cleaning Xl laundry Cn., Inc. EXTRA WEAR WITH MODEL CARE Westmoreland County's Only Complete Laundry 81 Dry Cleaning Drive-in Service VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME COMPLETE SERVICE-S DRY CLEANING -- LAUNDRY - RUG CLEANING FUR STORAGE STORES CONVENIENTLY LOCATED PLANT-14th GASKILL AVENUE PHONE-JEANNETTE LA 3-5404 ARLINGTON Super SERVICE J. C. PENNEY CO. . hf. 1 . . RIC le d Gasolme and Oll MW here Jeannette Shoppers Saves' Goodrich Tires--Hot Point Appliances Lubrication Specialists . NORTH FIRST Sz HARRISON PHONE LA 7-9896 Operated and Owned by Ralph and Dutch LOCAL UNION NUMBER 22 United Rubber Workers Louis J. Castellano ,........,,,...,....,.........,.c,..,..,.. President William G. Clem .,A,,,,,,,,,,,.,l.,.............,......,........ Secretary James Pickett ,,,,.,......i.. ,.,,,.,.,,,,. V ice-President Walter Kowalski ,,i,,.,,i,,ii ,,,.,..,,..... T reasurer EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS TR USTEES George E. lVherry, Sr. - Edward Reidmiller Elizabeth Clemens - William Crisman Albert Boettner Williaiii Nedley BE A TRUE AMERICAN FIRST, LAST, AND ALWAYS IF 'TS FROM Vonadzfs Music Center Herbold's Quality Bakery For the Best in - - - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS at REPAIR I T 9 S G 0 0 D Phone LA 3-44369 312 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. 229 South Third Street--Jeannette, Pa. lwafzlfza f. Peach 111 South Third Street .1 EANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone La 3-41731 NOTARY PUBLIC REAL ESTATE Q INSURANCE KEYSTONE SUPPLY COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES PHONE LA 3-5400 Clay Avenue Extension Jeannette, Pennsylvania MW here Your Home Begins 7440 DAIRY SPECIALISTS 501 CLAY AVENUE DAUGHERTY DRUG STORE GEORGE I MYERS, LOUISE D. LANDIS, PROPS. - Efficient Prescription Service - 317 Clay Avenue - 4th Street - Jeannette, Pa. PHONE LA 3-5631 THE NEWS-DISP ATCH A Live Daily Newspaper in an American Workshop Serving more than 9,000 Families of the Jeannette-Irwin District Published by JEANNETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Jeannette, Pennsylvania ELLIOTT COMPANY Manufacturers of High-Grade Power Plant and Industrial Process Equipment Including STEAM 81 GAS TURBINES, CONDENSERS, FEEDWATER HEATERS, BLOWERS, MOTORS 81 GENERATORS Works and Headquarters Also Plants in Ridgway, Pa. Newark, N J Jeannette, Pa. and Springfield, Ohio Harry W. Hummell Electrical Contractor 504 HARRISON AVENUE IEANNETTE, PA. PHONE LA 3-5871 JEANNETTE SHADE AND NOVELTY CO. THOMAS R. CROCK, Pres. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE GLASSWARE Jeannette, Pennsylvania 'igirk iFu11vra1'LEnmr Congratulations .... Best Wishes J E A N N E T T E CHAMBER of COMMERCE First Bank and Trust Building Jeannette, Pa. Phone La 7-1131 ECKERT'S ' JEWELRY ' EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING 509 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. Established 1391 Phone La 3-3061 Phone La 3-3261 MUYER PRINTING CGMPANY DISTINCTIVE PRINTING 500 South Fourth Street Jeannette, Pa. John Paul Levinson REAL ESTATE and INSLYRANCE First Jeannette Bank Sz Trust Bldg. MSay it with F lowers' G6 But say it with Oursi' DAN and ED ZANARINFS Posey Shoppes Phone LAfayette 3-6555 408 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone UNderhiII 3-5210 106 FOURTH STREET IRWIN, PENNSYLVANIA HUMMELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE sl RETAIL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 359 NORTH FIRST STREET PHONE LA 3-3611 FOR COURTEOUS AND EFFICIENT SERVICE . N . JCH1111CttC,S Leadlng Speclalty Shop for the Modern Miss- K E A L E Y ' S it HThe Friendly Drug Store N Shop Nancy and be at the head of the Jeff Kealey, Ph. G. Class in Style and Value f PHONE LA 3-2381 Other Nancy Shops IRWIN - GREENSBURG - LATROBE 512 Clay Avenue .1 eannette, Pa. 'rH.E,A,MANS S 1' OR L' CLOTHING - SHOES - SPORTSWEAR 514- Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. DECOSTER BROS. M U S I C C G' I F T S 206 Clay Avenue Phone La 7-3361 CIVIC-IVIINDED organizations and individuals buy their printing from ,Ieannette's Union Printing Establishment. Glhe jjnurnal PRINTING and PUBLISHING 308 Magee Avenue Jeannette, Pa. PHONE LA 3-6311 BUILD IEANNETTE -- BUY IN JEANNETTE W hen in Jeannette Shop at MURPHY'S The Store of Service with a Smile 315 - 316 CLAY AVENUE BEN GROSS NF ine Foods Since 1934 IT COSTS NO MIORE TO ENJOY THE FINEST For Reservations PHONE UNcIerhill 3-7450 LINCOLN HIGHWAY, WEST R. D. 6-IRWIN Completely A ir-Conditiozged E M B S REPAIRS 0 TOWING 0 PARTS RADIO - TELEVISION RAYMOND Sales and Service RECORDS HUDSON DEALER 214 Fourth St. Phone La 3-8451 -, New and Used Cars Agnew Road-Pleasant Park Shopping Center LONGO'S MARKET QUALITY PLUS SERVICE 606 DIVISION STREET JEANNETTE PHONE LA 3-9121 C H I C K L O ' S SERVICE STATION A Your Texaco Dealer 700 Lowry Avenue Phone La 7-9895 Come and join the gang at . . . S T E W A R T ' S ARLINGTON GRILLE OPEN 24 HOURS I Try our delicious Food Dance and Cheer when the Gang' s all here Where good Friends meet . . . O PHONE LA 7-9902 Jeannette Coach Lines SERVING LINCOLN HEIGHTS FORT PITT ARLINGTON GRAPEVILLE HIGH PARK HARRISON CITY MQCULLOUGH CLARIDGE PHONE LA 3-2221 FIRST EANNETTE ANK AND TRUST COMPANY An Independent Bank 5, ' ' R e Rank of if Every Service 'I Ill ,-- ff P'T T , TTLAE MW Jr E A Vilgm RINO - -iT ,251 1 gmlinj T I U 1 lggffs g Th fmlijj r'r 2 J -li fr I Hgmrgm-H 'Mi' I H S Wilrff Your H orne Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation xxx Q FEDERAL Rzsanxna SYSTEMXQ Nw K., gg WESTMOREL CO STR CTIO CO. CONGRATULATES . . . The Senior Class of 1955 ANTICIPATES . . . Success and Happiness for Everyone Huff Avenue South Greensburg, Pa. Office Phone 4700 J. V. CAVALIER JOHN CAVALIER RES.-JEANNETTE LA 3-5910 RES.-GREENSBURG 2830-J WILSON CANDY CO. Factory 81 Retail Store J Q Q 408 Harrison Ave. eq W cvakoyis X Hand Rolled and Hand Dipped Chocolatesi' PHONE LA 3-3151 IEANNETTE, PA. OLLI E PAIN T ER'S MOBIL SERVICE 502 N. Third St. Phone a 2-5811 L L, D R E N G W I T Z ROOFING - SHEET METAL WORK - HEATING You can get all kinds of roofing and furnace supplies at our store Corner Clay Avenue 81 Second Street -- .leannette,,Pa. PHONE LA-3-2261 'Serving this Community for over a half Century LOCAL UNION NO. 30 TEAMSTEES, CHAEEEUEES, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS 319 Bullitt Avenue Jeannette, Pa. PHONE LA 3-5021 MEET . . . Your Old and New Friends at . . F E L D E R ' S 221 SOUTH FOURTH STREET PHONE LA 3-9161 TI-IATCHER GLASS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. McKEE DIVISION ESTABLISHED 1853 MAKERS OF THE WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE LINE OF GLASS COOKING WARE EIAEK AKE H A J EANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA GLENN H. DIEHL MOVING and STORAGE LOCAL sl LoNo DISTANCE Mov1No I NATION-WIDE MOVERS O OPEN STORAGE Sz PRIVATE ROOMS Phones LAfayette 3-6511 or 3-6512 P. O. Box 230 Jeannette, Pa. 'Fashion f A wx A NEW . . J R '55 M! 1 lff a ' A ,Q-7 .1 Y' OAKFORD PARK POOL N 0 H n Swim and Enjoy Good Healthn Ed. Antonacci, Prop. Specialists, JEANNETTE, PA. Best Wishes and Good Luck lo the Class of I955 from .I . H. MILLSTEIN COMPANY AND EMPLOYEES MANUFACTURLRS OF GLASS PRODUCTS LIGI-ITCRAFT CORPORATION RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING NATIONAL PLASTIC CORPORATION INJECTION COMPRESSOR MOLDING Phone La 3 5531 Jeannette ONE HOUR SERVICE JEANNETTE DRY CLEANING CO WII L CALL FOR AND DELIVER Repau Ing Fur Storage Tuxedos For Rent FOR THAT BETTER CLEANING 622 CLAY AVEINUE PHONE LA 3 4521 R O C C O S SERVICE STATION Oakfmd Pall Jeannette Phone La 7 9914 J C TAGGE Sz SON ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE PHONE LA 3 3071 IEANIN ET'I E PENIX SYLVANIA PHOIXE LA 3 9531 TREF DEI IVERY R E D L I C H S CONDO S MARKET The Comer Stol e P A I N T S Groeenes Confectlons Meats CORNER IIIITH DIVISION S1 MILL STREET KITCHENS 8. HEATING FOUIPMENT PHONE LA 3 6565 JEANNETTE PA 308 CLAY AVENUE .IEANNETTE PA 1 U Q T f . gg I 77 - , Pa. I A 5 - , , . . 66 ' 79 ' I Q' A - 214 First Jeannette Bank 81 Trust CO. Building I ' I I , 4 J ' 9 L 9 Ga , , on ' i- ' ' ui- I T . .. .J L .L I 2' 1 ' , I - I ANTHONY F VARINE INSURANCE PLUS SERVIFE :J 1 3 Lowr y Avenue Jeannette Pa PHONE LA 3 3110 Anthony Thomas Davantl Publzc Accountant 514 LOWRY AX EAUE JEANNETTE PA Jeannette Concrete Block Co TV t uahty Bmldlnb Blocks an Refldy MIX Cement 1010 HARRISON AYL JEANBETTE PA Pttslw gh BI1 dy 17! 5 West End Builders Supply Certlfied Butldmg Materzals 1 TH ST 8. GASIXILL AWE JEANNETTE PA L y tt 811 Top Laundry 8z Cleaners, Inc Top ln Servlce Top ln Qualzty 51 CLAY AVENUE JEAANETTE PA Bun Yom Clothes 111 Befole School Ready Afte1 School Con ratulatlons to the Class of 55 BOWL A RENA Fon RESERVATIONS PHONE LA 7 1111 12 MODERN LANES f Q 1 I .. J . , . I 0 1 1 1 ' - 1 Q flanufac urers of Q . . . G K A - . , I rp 1 t ' I - . ' , . ,.,, l 2 - 1 ,ur - an wme - 0 PHONE LA 3-4581 Jeannette-LAfayette 3-6583 1 . C E V- . ' 0 45 . ' ' - an , 3 - T l , . 3 l . ' ' l .- U 0 , . ' -' g . ' . 1 Phone Afa'e e 3-6 - I v D' . 9 c - - GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1955 0 60 YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER PHONE: MUSEUM 2-7576 5519 Walnut Street Shadyside PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 2 Great Stores in 2 Great Cities! J6sWQ'EGRS 1Q 0 9 -rormvs GIFT .v mwme , Q Yum C5?XH5?E'EJiT ' 405 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. A JEANNETTE 81 GREENSBURG Plwne La 3-2351 ARLINGTON SHOE REPAIR . . VOLI , . Hess Cash Feed Service JOSEPH A 0 PROP Seeds - Poultry Supplies -- Feed Expert Workmanship Kacross from High Schoolj Work Guaranteed 305 South Fourth St.--Jeannette, Pa. 354 N- Fi1'St St- Phone L3 34007 THE JEANNETTE GLASS COMPANY Manufacturers of Glassware Since 1898 JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA W P CARL E. SUNDER at GENERAL 'INSURANCE 3,09 . . . WW est' 205 Flrst Bank 81 Trust Bulldlng Q 9,05 0 PHoNE LA.3.s171 so 214 South Fourth Street-Jeannette MAYERS SPORTING CENTER 6'Your Store for Sports and Photo Supplies WOOLRICH HUNTING CLOTHES -- WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT HUNTING 81 FISHING LICENSE 24 Hour Developing Service 609 Clay Avenue A PHONE LA 3-3581 ' CITY OFFICE SUPPLY A clepefndable source for all Office Equipment, Office Supplies and Norcross Cards Toys and Novelties P Next door to Olympia 601 Clay Avenue PHONE LA-3-9471 SPRUCEBANK AND HELZEL CO. SHEET METAL WORK, HEATING AND ROOFING PHONE LA 7-1171 Magee and South Fourth Street Jeannette, Pa. Save Refrigerator Space With The Finest Bottle of Milk You can Buy ARLINGTON DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone La 3-4611 Jeannette, Pa. URBAN I'S PHARMACY Prescription Druggists PHONE LA 3-4141 305 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA LAWSON 'S SHOE STORE Shoes for the entire Familyu HIGH STYLES-POPULAR PRICED N I C K , S L U N C H Across from High School 519 CLAY AVE. JEANNETTE DON PETOTE ., The Builders Headquartersv N ' 0 ?aya77Z'mtw'34wae E For Cozy Living SX A H9 - ' L M W menu mmnv-U ff ff H' no 3 'O 'fi V I 2 'x31 '2 : A --get I ' r., 501111, -Zn ru gi TX 1 --.R F EL'Zi'f'r'f7.f.i lllfzzsn we 1 I . 3' Jeannette. onfgflllifaef -1-sg' Pa' M, 'TOUR OWN REAL SECURITY Complete Vmzrazzce 5efwce Class of '26 PHONE LA 3-6567 A HOME OF YOUR OWN' Phone LA-3-5537 or LA-3-5538 Wayfarer Street Jeannette, Pa. JEANNETTE FORD SALES PHONE LA 3-5491 LOWRY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. Z E O L I ' S JEWELRY AND RELIGIOUS ITEMS A 112 S. Fifth Street Jeannette, Pa. PHONE LA 3-41761 WESTMORELAND GLASS CO. - Manufacturers of - QUALITY HAND MADE GLASSWARE Grapeville, Pennsylvania LAWTHER . SERVICE A T L A S Carburetor-Ignition-Brake Service - Tires - Batteries - Accessories LUBRICATION 703 Harrison Avenue Jeannette, Pa. 13110116 LA-3-2181 1 FULLY ACCREDITED Graduates in the Leading Professional and Graduate Schools CHEMISTRY - MUSIC - BUSINESS - TEACHER EDUCATION PRE-MEDICAL and PRE-LEGAL TRAINING ST. VINCENT COLLEGE LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA Public School Music Curriculum Approverl by Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction I I LU M BER' M I 5TH ST.-GASKILL AVE . ' ' ' Phone LA-3.6557 I DON'T GAMBLE WITH INSURANCE! OUR 80f20 COLLISION PAYS YOU FOR EVERY LOSS - NOT JUST THOSE OVER 350.00 BE FULLY INSURED-IIVSURE WITH A RELIABLE COMPANY INSURE WITH A RELIABLE AGENCY We offer the best in . . Auto-Fire-Life-Residence and Farm Liability STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES WENTZEL AGENCIES C. G. QBudJ BUSHYAGER 6 NICK ZDRALE II3 South Third Street PHONE LA 0.6911 Jeannette, Pa. 128 SHRUM'S DAIRY PHONE LA 3-3131 .TEANNETTE VOLOCK'S CUT RATE FRANICS DAIRY STORE 41 SOUTH FOURTH STREET JEANNETTE, PA. ,G Y , ,, PHONE IA 7-9833 Across from the Hugh School PATENT gE2IgggM'251lXIP3EEL0PING LUNCHES . DELICATESSEN . SODAS We carry a complete line of BABY AND INFANT NEEDS Congratulations Class of '55 Euwer's Truly Q IEANNETTE'S DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHERSM I 407-409 CLAY AVENUE PHONES LA 3-5480 or LA 3-5489 Roofing Repairs PAINTING-SPOUTING-GUTTERS MAC'S AUTO Cellars Completely Vlfaterproofed and FREE ESTIMATES FRANK RETONDOLA SPORTS STORE Roofing and Heating 520 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE PHONE LA 3-5961 PHONE LA 3-84-81 Ice Crea Specialists m ROBERTSON TAYLOR'S - MOTOR FREIGHT CUNFECTIONARY Movmc STORAGE at tlle S6CO11d Street Bridge P, 0. BQX 609 JEANNETTE SOLOMONS MARKET Croceries-Meats-Produce 727 LOWRY AVENUE JEANNETTE PHONE LA 3-5243 WE PICK UP AND DELIVER MODERN SHOE REPAIR While You Wait Service PHONE LA 3-6031 110 S. FIFTH STREET JEANNETTE M A N S 0 N 9 S PHONES: LA 3-3051 R LA 3-3101 EXCEL GLASS COMPANY Jewelers and Optometrlsts Automobile Glass - Window Glass 4 Mirrors - New and Resilvered Furniture Tops 306 CLAY AVENUE 440 S. SIXTH STREET JEANNETTE, PA, .IEANNETTE'S BEST STORE , , I ESTABLISHED I888 ASK YOUR BUILDING CONTRACTOR OR PLUMBER TO USE WALWORTH VALVES AND PIPE FITTINGS IF YOU WANT THE LONGEST TROUBLE FREE SERVICE FOR YOUR MONEY. 4 WALWORTH COMPANY GREENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA BURRELL CONSTRUCTION 81 SUPPLY CO. Ready Mixed Concrete -- Building Blocks - Asphalts -- Road Oils - Tars General Contracting -4 Builders Supplies - Equipment for Rent BRANCH PLANT 1 FIFTH STREET BRANCH PLANT . O. BOX 523-PHONE 330 PHONE 1 P. O. BOX 757-PHONE 1865 DONORA, PA. NEW KENSINGTON, PA. GREENSBURG, PA., For the Steel I ndustry INGOT MOLDS lk o For the Truckers PENN BODIES 81 HOISTS o SHEET METAL WORK For the M in-ing Industry MINE CARS 81 WHEELS 'lr THE HOCKENSMITH 253 Eighth Street Jeannette, Pa Phone LA 3-4101 PENN, PA. PECDPLES UNICDN BANK ,qr , GLASS CITY OFFICE Jeannette, Pennsylvania 'A' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon DRACH'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Biological and Drug Sundries Headquarters for Accurate and Dependable Service U PHONE LA 3-9861 404 CLAY AVENUE fzfgzfwfiwjll gihfm, 1 Jwkawfpwdjdm dwg Jjfafbwf ALJ 5Ti2fA 77f5ZMiZi3fffMf VZMJUL, ' .J 7f.4ALaL., 47LQ Qwfjzfr., , E if ffsef X ik-Jyptzc-X E 3175 MAIN ST GREENSBURG PA Z,L,i .----W TELEAHONE .405 Q 115742 , , f9f1fr'i7!,,fvyv.ff QQg4,y r !fA! '! N 1 fvvfvvgf , a,4?0 Af -ff 1 Q ' f I ff - ' ,-fL,J I. Q-wf'-I ,A .1 x'Xx 134 A Aaron's Furniture Store .....,..,..,. American Window Glass Co. ..,.. . Archer, Plato ,........,...,........,.......... Arlington Dairy Products ..... Arlington Grille .........,......,. Arlington Shoe Repair .....,.... Arlington B Super Service ....,. e1 Birk Funeral Home ....... Bowl-A-Rena .,..,.......... Burrell Construction Bushyager, C. G. ....,. . Bushyager 8: Droutz .....4. Byers' Dry Cleaning ....... C Caplan Iron and Steel .,... . Central Hotel ....,.....,......,..,. Central Service Station ,..... Central, Trades Council ...... Chicklo's Service Station ....... City Lumber Co. ................. . City Office Supply ........ Colao Studio ..,....,,.......... Condo'5 Market ..,................. D Daugherty Drug Store ..,............ Davanti, A. T., Public Acc't ...,.., Decoster Bros. ,.................... Diehl, Glenn H. .4........4,......... , Drach's Drug Store ....... Drengwitz .....,.......,...,..... Dublino's Dairy Bar ...,... Duncan Hardware ......,. E Eckert's Eger's ..................., Elliott Company ...... Emb's Radio Store ...... Euwer 8: Company ..y...... Excel Glass Company ...... F Famous, The ..,................ Felder, Sam .,i.....,............. First Jeannette Bank ...... Frank's Dairy Store .,i....... G General Tire 8: Rubber Co. .,.. . Gillespie, M. A. ..,.................. . Glass City Drug ,.............. ,..,...... Gongaware, H J. 8: Sons ....... Gross, Ben .. .....,,.,.................. . H Hess Cash Feed Service ...... Herbold's Bakery 4....4 1 .....,. Hockensmith Corp. Holby Sales 8: Service ........., Horn, E. F. .....,.............,.......... . Howard Gasoline 8: Oil Co. ...... . Hummell Brothers .......,..... .. Hummell, I Harry W. ............. . Isaly's Dairy Company ..............,... J Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Chamber of Commerce Coach Lines . ................... .. Concrete Block Co. ..... . Dry Cleaning ............. Ford Sales ............ Glass Co, ............. . Hardware Co. ..... . Lumber Co. ......... . J. 8: M. Market ............................. Jeannette Jeannette News-Dispatch .............. Shade 8: Novelty Co. ...... . Joe Workman's ................................ Jouret Radio Service ............ Journal, The ................... K Karl's Shoe Store . ............ . Katz's Clothing Store ...... Kealeyls Drug Store ..... Kelly Press ................. Keystone Supply Co. .... . Kihchel Theatre . ....... . Kohl's Drug Store ........ , 1955 JAYHAWK ADVERTISERS L Lawson's Shoe Store ......... Lawther Esso Service .......... Leonard Shoe Repairing ..... Levin Furniture ................ 100 103 132 126 116 Levin Jewelers ............... 124 Levinson, John Paul ....... 109 Lincoln Coach Lines ..... Longo's Market . ..........,......... 112 Lowry Flooring ...................... 122 M 132 Mac's Auto 8: Sports Store 128 Manson's Jewelry Store ........ 99 Martin, Glenn G., Jr. ........ 106 Mash, Dan .....,........... .... . . Masciantonio, Carmen ...... 106 Mason, Sherman W. ....... 106 Mayers Sporting Center .................... 102 Miller 8: Whitlatch .......................,.....,. 98 Millstein, J. H. .......................................... 115 Model Cleaning and Laundry Co., Inc. 126 Modern Shoe Repair .........................,... 125 Moyer Printing Co. ........................... 123 Murphy, G. C. Co. 121 Myer's, C. T., Jr. N 110 Nancy Shops . ................... 122 New Oakford Park Pool 115 Nick's Lunch ................. 120 0 133 O'Connell. T. F. 8: Son ............. 118 Ohringer Home Furnishings ..... 102 Olympia, The .............. ............ . .. 106 P Painter, Ollie ........... .... 113 Peach, Martha ............ 106 Peggy Jane Candy ......... 111 Peoples Union Bank ..... 115 Penney, J. C., Co. ............. 129 Pennsylvania Lumber Co. 130 Perfetti?s Shoe Repair Shop R 101 Ratner, Charles I. ........... 118 Raymond Motor Co. .............................. 116 Redlich's ................................. ........... 5 ......... . .. 129 Retondola, Frank, Roofing 8: Heating Richards' Jewelry Store .......................... 104 Robertson Motor Freight .................. 131 Rocco's Service Station ........ 99 Rupp's Feed and Supplies ..... 107 S 115 Seiler's .................,......... .. . St. Vincent College ....... 124 Shrader, Laird .............. 109 Shrum's Dairy ............... 132 Solomon's Market ...........,... 105 Sprucebank and Helzel ...... 100 Steiner, Foster P. .......... 99 Sunder, Carl E. ........... 114 T 112 Tagge J. C. 8: Son ........, Taylor, Phil ........................... 110 Taylor'5 Confectionary ..... Teamster's Union .......,........... .. Thatcher Glass .....,..................... . Top Laundry 8: Cleaners, Inc. Torri, Masonry Construction U Uhrin, George .................. ............ . ....................... . United Rubber Workers of America, No. 22 Urbani's Drug Store ................................................ V Varine, Anthony ...... Vo1ock's .. ............. . Vonada's Music ............ 113 116 122 121 127 124 118 102 100 111 112 105 W 100 Walworth Company, Inc 115 Weiner's Fashion Center ,..........,. Werblin's ............................................. 102 West End Builders Supply Co. ' Westmoreland Construction Co. 134 110 Westmoreland Glass Co. ............... . Z Zanarini Brothers ........ Zanarini, Dan and Ed ...... 101 101 Zeoli Jewelry ............ 126 1274 99 124 124 113 104 115 99 130 130 126 125 106 102 125 105 121 108 130 113 115 105 114 120 126 106 102 107 117 110 117 133 109 128 100 120 115 121 130 102 130 121 100 105 128 99 129 130 125 100 125 121 101 130 118 119 122 105 101 109 126 122 129 109 131 106 100 122 117 127 105 113 127 AUTOGRAPHS xx ' Q J A5 U is f v' K ' Cx m ,, yr I f 1 'U X ' X' J' ' : 95 ' 0' f X X A .L L4 1 r 1 1 1. Ml! K 158 , ' , Z ' vl3iL wg 5' E X '32 x 55' f, '-lk' 2 ' ' iz' f- .-ax V fy K I xg f JXLQMUUK ,J'UffA' pi JJ vi! ijwdlj A -,Y A bg, ff f.JU!u,ff X 7 MU f fluff , ,, ff , f ly L! wif' WDM, ,J 1 ,.:ZgLj iid!! lb fig I cf' '. ? 5 J V 5 QQ. ? 3, ., i il? U .