Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

E I 6d Jeannette Hugh School O Jeannette Pennsylvania . if In Iktb y g p,.,..r 1 H 9 5 n Q Q O I I THE 1956 The graphic portrayal of our past year Jeannette High School, Jeannette, Penna wifi' ,f riff - 4: 4 4, e 5 X 1' P 1, ' H .fly ' ii' 414 1 at my ,,,,,,,5,,,,,,, .wil ww V' , 1 X 1 I, if ig F ,W .sf if V i f X x ii' s.,'f ,a A9 1-,iz 'a' fig ,J -..f, f-ig 12 ' Z: TJQ -2 ...B , 'l -11.- el - -.., 2225 ,LJ 185 4 -A ,xg -m I sg- 11 ,Q qi Af xx 9 1 533 Qs 'Q l 'QW I J-, -1 'Fl 1 MN' J, .,, 'wwf 34.- -, 5,1 -.-1 4 34. -..,.v- ,,-A . P04 ? 'KVI A'-T25 J M in gi i sxggi -I,-5 ,M A. . xg, i ur, .v.. aL . .,! Lal V, ,f - 1 Q. 5 , 5. 53' .4 K,' ? 1 1 r. . :- ffl 1 6 :K -'T L if rj 4 1 Bi Y fv- fi, l,-1 5, 1 '- a., ,J- , x ,Q ,.., Q 4? ,J as 'fi v . f. I Y 1 3 4 EARLY FOR ONCE TIME OUT BETWEEN CLASSES PRACTICING DILIGENTLY ...its thrills, laughs, work blood and sweat and tears The students of J. H. S. have participated in many school activities. The clubs com- pleted successful assemblies and proiects through the untiring efforts of the student body. We were behind our athletes all the way and cheered them on at football games, basketball games, and wrestling matches. The speech and dramatic department pre- sented enioyable shows and assemblies. These, along with many other activities, have helped to make this year a memo- rable one. THE INSIGNIA OF J. H. S. 'Q Q it 'W 1 X5 N '37 f,!,x'I EP' S vii x,3 I ' .Ink CONTENTS I. PEOPLE 2. ACTIVITIES 3. ATHLETICS Mia, 'Tiff ' EX? ' ff xii? Q. ' ' I . ff ? ,5,, ' fi i ' 4 f--Q43-,--. in f f -1 T 1, f E! f 'WY , Gigi' 1 1 fs?--.w zz, saw -,cw 1' Ai 5,1 ,af . 1, iff . f , ,fm , Iii E I Q55 i .,s ' 5 I: W Q! 4 .Wm ,,-X, 'VM -, T ,EJ -L L 1 E 750 M' L4 1 ,V 4. .v 1125. f A 5:15 525195317 is Yww ' 1' '4-0' ' ,W ,,,6,,., , I ,,,,,, ?3f'f 2. ,J ls vm' Q ' 0 Us 1 9, 2 L42 4 Q 1 A f sf , - , x 6' DR CHAS F SAYLOR This as our Superlntendent of Schools who IS known for hrs srncere unterest nn stu dents He attended Calrfornla State Teacher s College Putt and earned hrs doctorate at Penn State Besldes partnclpatlng In local cuvlc affanrs he enloys huntung and flshlng HENRY W PHARAOH This IS the very popular prln crpal of J H S He earned his Bachelor of Science at Indiana State Teachers College and hls Masters of Educatron at the Unrversrty of Pittsburgh Mr Phar aoh IS liked by all for has frnendly manner FRANK B LEINBACH The capable vlce prrnclpal and American History teacher of J H S He received his B A from Franklin and Marshall and M A from Putt and dld graduate work at Columbia Penn State and the Unrversuty of Beaune m France FRANK B LEINBACH Vice Prmclpal 9 0 o .. , 1 , 1 .. .. , I I HUGH E JUDGE Dnrector of Vocational Educatuon HUGH E JUDGE This well liked dlrector of vo atlonal educatnon can be found most of the tlme nn the Fourth Street Bunlclnng He as an alumna of General Motors lnstntute and uarnegue lnstntute of Technology GERALD E BOETTNER Guldance Durector GERALD E BOETTNER Our Guidance Director and teacher of solid and trag also IS the sponsor of the Frsday Square Dance Club He recelved hrs B A and M A from Putt but has also done graduate work at St Vincent Penn State Wayne Unnverslty and Carnegue Tech BernardJ Burzlo C leo Carroll Treas Homer W Detwller Henry M Funk Pres Clnfford Muller Angelo G Ravrgonu Robert F Seuler Everett S Sorber Mrs Mary E Mlchaux Sec Non member 91 Non member Sollcutor EVER READY TO GIVE US THEIR EXPERT GUIDANCE THOMAS ABRAHAM a new member of our faculty teaches Commercial English, commercial arithmetic, and general business received his B. S. degree from Indiana State Teachers College and his Master of Dis- tributed Education from Pitt likes all sports, especially golf. ELROY S. ALBRIGHT humor hlls this physics teach- er's personality he is the Supervisor of Grounds and Buildings and the sponsor of the Thursday Square Dance Club . received Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State and Master of Arts from Pitt. ALFRED M. AMANN alumnus of Pitt where he re- ceived his B, S. and M. Ed. degrees students will always remember his humor and wit in bookkeeping class he also sponsors the Hunting and Fishing Club and is an assistant football coach. A. MARKLEY BARNES his big responsibility is being the able coach of our football team he Ends hunt- ing and fishing relaxing after teaching civics to the freshmen graduate of Pitt where he received his B. A. and M. Ed. degrees. HARRY BASOM besides teaching U. S, History, he takes charge of the Commercial-Academic Night School classes reading historical novels gives him much enioyment sponsors Alpha Hi-Y received his B. A. degree from Albright College and his M. A. degree from Pitt. WILLIAM H. BAUGHMAN our very well-liked bi- ology teacher humor fills this assistant football coach's personality and makes his class interesting he is an alumnus of the University of Alabama where he received his B. S. and M. A. degrees. FRONT ROW: Miss Duncan, Miss Fontanella, Mrs. Williams, Miss Hansen, Miss Double BACK ROW: Mr. D'Amato, Mr. Baughman, Mr. Stinebiser, Mr. Albright, Mr. Priola GEORGE W. BLACK this teacher, who has a pleasing personality, is kept busy guiding our shop boys in learning woodcratt, metal, and electrical work he is the sponsor ot the Girls' Craft Club favorite pas- time is keeping his farm in condition. FLORA G. BRADY our able English I and ll teacher received her B. A. degree from Occidental and did graduate work at the University ot Mexico and the University of Columbus enioys being with her fam- ly and taking care ot her home. LUCILLE R. BROWN teaches girls much about home economics received her B. A. degree in Home Ec- onomics from Seton Hill College besides making delicious meals, she makes the best batches of assort- ed candy sponsor ot the Home Ec Club. CHARLES A. BUTLER teaches civics to freshmen he is the very capable sponsor of the Student Council when not working on the council activities, he en- joys doing photography alumnus of Duquesne Uni- versity where he received his B. Ed. degree. JOSEPH CHURCHMAN our varsity basketball team has him to thank for their coaching sponsor of the Boys' Gym Club, teaches health, physical education, and special arithmetic received his A. B. degree from West Liberty and his M. Ed. degree from Pitt. HUGH A. D'AMATO teaches general science and chemistry member of the American Chemical So- ciety Mr. D received his A. B. and M. Ed. degrees from West Virginia and Pitt besides helping stu- dents produce winning exhibitions in science contests, he sponsors the Priestly Science Club. HAROLD K. DARLING the English students all know likable Mr, Darling and consider him iust what his name implies received his A. B, degree from Otter- bein and his M. A. from Pitt loves to show anyone his collection of elephants and old coins. LOUISE DAVIS an active member of our faculty is this sponsor of Midget Players, Grex, and Forensic as speech and English teacher she demonstrates her entertaining wit . received her B. S. degree from California State Teachers College and her M. Lit. from Pitt. N-Q T? FRONT ROW: Mr. Butler, Miss Harshey, Miss Davis, Miss Potts, Mrs. Brady BACK ROW: Mr. Barnes, Mr. Basom, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Mclean, Mr. Stroud ERLA DOUBLE anyone who has gone to the stock room has met this sophomore class advisor she is the capable algebra and commercial arithmetic teacher a member ot the Phi Alpha Theta, she received her A. B. and M. Ed. degrees from Pitt. GENEVIEVE DUNCAN teaching College English and English ll and Ill keep this capable sponsor of the Quiz Club busy attended Allegheny College where she received her A. B. degree later she received her M, Lit. from the University of Pittsburgh. ELSIE V. FONTANELLA this petite Latin teacher is one of the best liked faculty members spends two periods a day in the Guidance Oftice and sponsors the Classical Club received her A. B, from Seton Hill and M. Lit. from Pitt. BERTA MARIE FRY is kept busy as secretary of Jeannette Teachers Association and vice president of the Business and Professional Wornen's Club, besides being art supervisor this Rembrandt Club sponsor attended Seton Hill, Penn State, Wisconsin, Chicago Art Institute, and Pitt. WILLIS GILKEY if you have ever been in the pattern shop, you probably have seen Mr. Gilkey busy helping the boys this cheerful sponsor of the Photography Club spends his spare time attending Pitt and listen- ing to music. HELMA B. HANSEN the pleasing personality of our algebra Iland plane geometry teacher has made her one of the best liked is the guiding hand ot the Ette Kette Club received her A. B. and Master ui Letters from Pitt. HAZEL HARSHEY current problems is taught by this pleasant iunior class advisor receiverd her A. B. and Master of Literature degrees from Pitt her un- usual hobby of collecting bells takes up her spare time in addition to enjoying lectures. LEROY HOGG this well-known faculty manager of athletics also teaches commercial law and general business received his B. S. degree and Master of Education degrees from Pitt he enioys showing everyone his ability in basketball and tennis. LED us erricieNrLY IN THE PLANNING or oun rurunes i2 HARRY J. LANG A tfiend ,f than who thoroogh., en Qoye his ich aa machine Shoo teacher is a good deifrip ffon of this :apaole adfieor of the Nliirornetef Ooh receifed his degree from Ditt he enqous 'va-'rig ashvays and nofelfies fron- meta JOHN M. LODZSUN V-Woilf is ooi band, oriheatra, and chorus leadefs interest which lfeeos director ot Jeannette l-iign and Gael-i refgehfed his B, S, degree from Temple graduate fforlf at Pitt and Penn State, hirn fer, hos, School hands and nap :ton-Q JAMES McLEAN plains tor tfafei rg are iiiiloded if the future of this World and American History 'eache' received his AB. degree Porn Westfn-:ever and his M Ed frcrrn Pit? J.her no' teething ne can he iound hfwtng or lining ALDA McMASTER our pleasant lhrarian ,with a li?- able personality alna,s willing to help Sorhe be' mldered student Fino ioat the right bool V9CE3lJ?'.f her Baihelor of Silence from Indiana State Teacher. College is the guiding hand of the Library Club I FOUND IT l Simple Geometry construction RUTH MONROE our assistant school nurse and home visitor . a John Hopkins graduate she also attend- ed Pitt, Seton Hill, and Allegheny College.. in her spare hours she enioys gardening and listening to her favorite music. DORIS L. PATCH. .this friendly, smiling teacher is well-liked by all her home ec students . ,she received her B. S. degree in sewing and related arts at the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh . is the capable sponsor of the Ceramics Club. C. W. PATTERSON this well-liked driving teacher is also the sponsor of the Beta Hi-Y and the Jayhawk received his B. S. and M. Ed. degrees from Pitt has been successful in making his driving students un- hazardous on the road. PHYLLIS PODVIA our own smiling Beauty Culture teacher attended the University of Pittsburgh and graduated from Maison Frederic Beauty Culture School .her hobby is creating hair styles . is the able sponsor of the Powder Puff and Cosmotology Clubs. I4 7WW OPENED THE DOORS TO KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING THEODORE POLK our very friendly and capable vo- cational teacher ..instructs the vocational boys in related math and science very well-liked as advisor of the Future Teachers of America . . .received his M. A. degree at the University of Pittsburgh. ELIZABETH R. POTTS . this charming lady teaches English I, ,. is interested in all the activities of her stu- dents.. is well-liked advisor of the Beta TrifHi-Y. ,. received her A. B. degree and her Master's degree in Education from Pitt. NICHOLAS M. PRIOLA . can interest his students in algebra easily . is the well-liked advisor of our our peppy cheerleading squad. . .received his Bachelor of Education degree and Masters degree in Education from Duquesne University and the University of Pitts- burgh. MICHAEL A. RIEHL the capable and well-liked typ- ing teacher oi our future secretaries . . .shows them their business know how as the sponsor of the Com- mercial Club received his B. S. degree at Duquesne University and did graduate work at Pitt. I Q . 8,35 , y ' as n 27 'W W 45 l ZX Y 'Wk T Q '9 iii we . 1 ,- 9 x ' 5 'lr QV! NI WARREN L. STROUD , this popular World History teacher is the guide of the Travel Club., is rightly proud of his trip last year to Europe, the Near East, and the United States , received his A,B. and M. A. degrees from Pitt and Penn State. LUCILLE M. STUMP received her B, S. and Master's degree in Education from Pitt this friendly teacher instructs the commercial girls in shorthand, office prac- tice, and transcription the senior class advisor the class ot '56 gives her many thanks. lo Nancy Mock Eva Laubscher Barbara Brecht Mary Michaux Mildred D. Boettner Ella Kliest Joseph Brecht Arthur Delvitto Dominic Aparto Pearl Delfie John Shaffer l PATRICIA WELSER. our newly married faculty mem- ber the friendly and well-liked sponsor of the Girl's Sports Club is the girls health and physical edu- cation teacher , received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University ot Pittsburgh. BESS L. WILLIAMS popular senior English teacher sponsor of the National Honor Society heads the Audio-Visual crew likeable and attractive spon- sor of the Alpha Tri-Hi'Y received her B. A. degree from Smith College and M. Ed. from Pitt. GAVE US IDEAS AND LED US TOWARD TOMORROW MILDRED D BOETTNER Mrs B IS our busy retary of the hugh school an alumna of J H S she has seen that things run smoothly around our school for 22 years and car gtve any vvan ed rnformatton about our school BARBARA BRECHT one of the busy members of the supertntendents ottrce st ft ts th J H S gradu t from the class of 53 thus petrte lass ts always seen vvrth a pleasant smtle favorrte pasttmes are dancrng and sevvtng EVA LAUBSCHER one of the supertntendents oftrce force says tts fun to vvork for htm a member ot th Jeannette Busrness and Professional Womens Club and the Board of Educatton has a very pleasant and she ts a proud dottng mother of a daughter MARY MICHAUX this proud secretary to Dr Saflor and the Boa d of Fducatton has a very pleasant and helpful manner belongs to the Bustness and Pro fesstonal Womens Llub or Jeannette h s a g a tnterest tn drama NANCY MOCK thus graduate ot' Jeannette Hugh School s class of 54 ts p oud of her 'ob as prtvate sec retary to Mr Pharaoh r In charge f h P system thus cute lass ts an eftrctent asset to any office DOMINIC APARTO thus ts the man responsible tor the cleanltness ofthe gym after the varrous dances and students srnce he works tn the evenings he ts really a help around J H S JOSEPH BRECHT here ts another of our behtnd the scenes gentlemen who always has a pleasant smtle tor everyone he works here each eventng so that the students can have a warm clean school to enter the next day PEARL DELFIE she ts one of our competent and cheerful custodrans only those students who tre quent the Fourth Street butldrng become very well acquatnted vvtth Mrs Delhe her pleasing personaltty makes tt a pleasure to work vvrth her ARTHUR DELVITTO Mr Ftx tt wocld be an appro priate name for Mr DelVttto no matter vvhat the uble ts h .vtll o s best to corre t openrno lockers because ot torgotten keys keeps htm on he go A KLIEST hs pl asan lr e acl ts seen ev afternoon helptng to keep our school sptc and span tkes her rob and most ot al lrkes the students he sp re ttme ts spent croch ttng and gardentng N SHAFFER t 1 d s k ov ths true d gentleman because he usual', carrtes out has duttes after school hours we can all thank htm ofthe vvarm butldtng each mornrng and the neat rooms and halls Operahng Machines Palntmg Scenery Measure n nght Eugene . . ' sec- E , ' ' l . , . . 2 ' t - l ' ' ' a ' is . . , a e - l l . , . , l , , . 1 e ' ' ' . . l t l l ' - 2 r , ' l ' - l , , - . , 1 4 4 a re . Q ' 5 l I . . . . 's ' o t e . A. l ' ' l basketball games although he is not knovvn by the tro ' , e ' ' dl hi c it ' V ELL t i e t 'ttl l y ' A ery l' ' , ,. l, ' r a ' ' ' e ' . ' . JOH e .' stu ent n .- l ' n l ,' These are the Seniors ot l956 the future citi- zens of the United States, This is Their story. When we first entered the halls of J. H. S., we didn't think we'd ever make the grade. The up- perclassrnen seemed so superior and we won- dered if we would ever achieve their confidence. But we did, With Bill Brasco as our President, the year passed too quickly, and suddenly we were Sophomores. By now, we were beginning to Ht in. We real- ized that there was more to high school than classes. How proud we were when: our class- mate, Jackie Greenberg, was chosen to march with the maiorette sciuad, Nancy Perko started on the road that was to bring her much success Musiak, and win so many in Forensic, Valesky, Brasco, Menz, Hampton helped our football team victories, These were only a few of the happy memories we had stored up when we became Juniors, OFFICERS . , .2 .An g ' ,S-e gg. akxas FFKIF-' .3 3 Well, we were finally upperclassmen, Now we went to assembly with the Seniors. This was really a big year for us. Smolenski, Nlolenari, Williamson, and Pharaoh were doing our class proud on the basketball court. Our Junior Party was one we shall never forget. Then, before we knew, it was Moving Up Day, and we were now Seniors. Our high school days are over, but to those who come after us, this is our story THE SENIOR STORY OF l956! Chester Smolenski, President Gail Appel, Secretary Marlene Clark, Vice President Dan Musiak, Treasurer HONOR STUDENTS Laura J. Reiter Carolyn J. Wood Roberta A. Perfetti Gladys M. Neilson Ralph M. Donaldson Theresa M. Pignocco Anna M. Staney Donna L. Fisher Donna L. Chanon Barbara J. Coughenour CENTRAL TRADES COUNCIL-Vocational Awards ANNA MAE SUNSERI-Beauty Culture SHELVY JEAN KESSEL-Sewing SHELVY JEAN KESSEL-Foods PAUL PIENODY-Electric Shop CALVIN BAKER--Machine Shop RICHARD BREWER-Pattern Shop BAUSCH AND LOMB MEDAL For Proficency in Science FRED HAJDUK YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB-United Nations Contests GEORGE HOOLEY MARILYN MILLER DONNA FISHER MARY ELLEN NASH BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S AWARD DONNA L. FISHER WM. H. DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD CHESTER SMOLENSKI DONNA FISHER SANDRA J. EVANS CHESTER P. SMOLENSKI KAY F. SHOTTS JEANNETTE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION-Scholarship CAROLYN J. WOOD WILLIAM E. MATTHEWS' AWARD DONNA CHANON INDEPENDENCE FOR THE HANDICAPPED Lion's Club LOUIS BRADY GOOD CITIZENSHIP-American Legion ANNA STANEY HARRIET ROSENBERG ROSEMARY THOMAS VOICE OF DEMOCRACY AWARD Junior Chamber of Commerce DONNA FISHER CAROL WOOD MARCELLA DYGAN NANCY PERKO OSCAR AWARD FOR DRAMATICS CAROL CERVI WALTER CAPLAN PROM COMMITTEE- I 955 Gail Appel William Brasco Marlene Clark Alderina D'Emilio Nancy Dick Ralph Donaldson Lucille D'Orazio Patty Fennel Robert Gurnick Betty Jensen Edward Jouret Marlene Jupina Jae Kemerer Virgina McCurdy Ellsworth Milburn Carol Miller James Molenari Patricia Mollick Daniel Musiak Robert Pharaoh Jane Reiter Darlene Ricardino Joseph Sarnelli Richard Schnupp Chester Smolenski Maryann Swiencki Louis Weaver Robert Weisbecker Susan Baker Louis Brady Mary Lou Collier William Gardner PROM COMMITTEE-1956 Ronald Antimarino Gail Appel Irene Artuhevich Angie Barberio Barbara Beaufort Jerelene Berry Joanne Bigi Sue Ann Bushyager Judy Caruso Brenda Chew Marlene Clark Loretta Crise Jane Dillon Ralph Donaldson Marcella Dygan Patty Fennel John Ferretti Alex Frendy Janet Glevanik Clare Gregor Patty Grimes Barbara Hess John Hopkinson Betty Jensen Edward Jouret George Kotiaropoglus Ted Lapina Janet Larimer SENIOR BANQUET Barbara Gurksnis Merle Heasley Jae Kemerer Kay Krakan Daniel Musiak Patty Longo Gene Marnoni Philip McCleery Virginia McCurdy Penny Miller Mary Ann Mofla James Molenari Becky Olson Bette O'Neil John Peduzzi Fred Pomerantz Jane Reiter Rose Marie Rogers Harriet Rosenberg Virginia Scalzetti Gerald Simmers Joann Smith Patty Snyder Maryann Swiencki Virginia Tragesser Richard Watson Barbara Werner Lou Ellen Wester Bea Whirlow Thelma Wilkie Virginia Youngbauer Daniel Zanarini Vermillia Rega Joseph Sarnelli Janice Terpko John Williamson SENIOR PARTY Susan Baker Joanne Barras Barbara Beaufort Margaret Bengel William Brasco Sylvester Brecht Barbara Burzio Joseph Capozzi Marlene Clark Alderina D'Emilio Nancy Dick Kenneth Difllenderfer Lucille Evangeliste Malcolm Forsythe Sandra Gardner William Gardner Marie George Fred Haiduk Wesley Hampton Patricia Held Helen Helwig James Hoak Edward Jouret SENIO Daniel Birk Louis Brady Richard Brewer Donna Fisher Kenneth Fisher Alex Frendy Patricia Held Israel Good Kathleen Lapina Anthony Jupina Kathleen Lapina Maureen Malloy William Menz Ellsworth Milburn Carol Miller Marilyn Miller James Molenari Mary Ellen Nash Daniel Orange Paul Pienody Joseph Sarnelli Elizabeth Sayers Richard Schnupp Rosemarie Seymore Janet Smith Joann Smith Darlene Sylvester Louis Weaver Robert Weisbecker Joseph White Jane Wurzell Irene Zaleski R ASSEMBLY Maureen Malloy Ellsworth Milburn Paul Pienody Jane Reiter Kay Shotts Carl Shuster Anna Staney Rose Mary Thomas 1 9 V WE ENTERED J. H. S. FOUR YEARS AGO AS BEWILDERED FRESHIES BEVERLY ACRIE DONNA ADDISON RUTH ALLEN VICTORIA ARDUINI CHRISTINE ARTUHEVICI-I LINDA AUSEC BEVERLY ROSE ACRIE-General Bev .... this dancing enthusiast was a member of Music Club three years, . .Oscar collector iunior year football and pizza rate high with this miss but snobby boys are nil ..,, after graduation plans include Civil Service work or business school. DONNA JEANNE ADDISON-Commercial Rusty ..,. the title bestowed upon this senior match- es the color of her hair. Miss Flame came to J. H. S. from Clarence Central High .... a Forensic participant . . . .enioys listening to Pittsburgh Symphony Orches- tra. .. would like to attend modeling school after after graduation. RUTH ALLEN-Beauty Culture Ruthie . . .this pretty lass was an import from Manor where she was a cheerleader and chorus member. . . was on newspaper staff . . .vice president of Cosmo- tology Club. . prized possession of this mermaid is her bathing suit .... plans to be a beautician. ROASLEE ANTON :General Rose .... busy as a bee and friendly as can be our gal Rose , member of N. F. L., Grex, Student Council, National Honor Society, Ette Kette, Latin Club, and F.T. A. .... would like to attend college or become a secretary. GAIL JANE APPEL-General Gail ..., a popular gal with lots of personality. . , . is the co captain of the maiorettes, vice president of Beta Tri-Hi-Y and Travel Club member. .. served on yearbook staff and is her Senior Class secretary .... will be one of our future nurses. 20 ROASLEE ANTON GAII. APPEL CALVIN BAKER SUSAN BAKER VICTORIA ANN ARDUINI-Commercial Vicky .... one of our prettier senior lasses . a three year member of the Beta Tri-Hi- Y of which she served as secretary .... also took notes for homeroom while a sophomore .... the diamond on her finger says marriage is near. CHRISTINE ANN ARTUHEVICH-Commercial Tina .... a sweet gal with a pleasing personality. . . paid dues for three years to the Beta Tri-Hi-Y .... held membership in the Ceramics and Quiz Clubs ..., typist for Oscar staff and worked for the Jayhawk .... future secretary. LINDA KATHLEEN AUSEC-Commercial Cathy . . a lively little lass who loves to dance and swim .... three year member of Beta Tri-Hi-Y ,... worked on Oscar Staff for two years .. .member of National Honor Society. .. enioys history and Ray Anthony .... will do secretarial work after graduation. CALVIN P. BAKER-Machine Shop A swell pal is Cal .... this friendly boy belonged to Micrometer Club for two years. . .when not in school spends his time working at Greensburg Country Club or riding his motor bike. . . plans to get a iob in an automobile plant. SUSAN LORETTA BAKER-General Sue .... this vivacious senior is always full of fun . . .three year member of Beta and Travel Clubs. .. belonged to N. F. L. and was feature editor for Oscar staff. . . could eat steak and french fries anytime. . . . college bound. REMBRANDTS AT WORK JOANNE BARRAS-General Joan a sweet gal with a friendly smile one year member of Home Ec. Club and attended Square Dance meetings Oscar collector for her sophomore homeroom proud possessor of an engagement ring future office work. RICHARD BARRAS-Electric Shop A very likeable guy is Dick member of Square Dance, Chef and Home Ec. Clubs enioys listening to Spike Jones and watching a good football game , possessor of '34 Chevy future includes work in electrical trade. NORMA JANE BAUGHMAN-Beauty Culture Norma is one of our more quiet but sweet sen- iors held membership in F. G, W. and Cosmotology Clubs another pizza fan who proudly displays a ring on that certain fin er loves to dance to Gu Q Y Lombardo's music . a future beautician. BARBARA ANNE BEAUFORT-General Chicken , . .can be counted on to liven up any class three year member of Ette Kette Club and served as secretary of Quiz Club would be happy iust eat- ing steak with mushrooms and dancing will get a good iob. PAUL BELLON E-General Paul .. .this good-looking boy served as treasurer of the French Club. spaghetti is his favorite dish and French class is tops with him an ardent lover of progressive iazz and Dave Brubech's music . college bound. MARGARET BENGEI.-General Cookie ,. a sweet and charming senior took minutes for Library Club and was treasurer of Home Ec, Club . this Ette Kette member enioys basketball and swimming claims Paul's class ring is her fa- vorite possession will do oftice work after grad- uation. AUGUSTINE BERTOLINO-Vocational Pattern Shop Friendly and likable Tino has a cheery hi for all member of Hunting and Fishing Club enioys hunt- ing or watching a good football game could eat a iuicy steak anytime after graduation plans are to ioin the Air Force, DANIEL BIRK-General Digger a terrific person who always wears a smile member of Square Dance Photo ra h , Q P Yi Priestly Science, and First Aid and Safety Clubs Oscar collector, yearbook staff member likes music of Glenn Miller enjoys swimming plans to attend Mortuary Science school. BETTE CLARE BLACKBURN-General Bette a good natured girl who has many friends belonged to N.F.L. and French Club three year Classical Club member pizza, dancing and Glenn Miller rate high on her list after graduation, would like to become a nurse. JOSEPH BLANSETT-Vocational Machine This congenial senior spends a great deal of his time riding around in his Plymouth Joe held member- ship in Micrometer Club for three years favorite pastimes are baseball and listening to Spike Jones , . enjoys working math problems. N X if T A in JOANNE BARRAS RICHARD BARRAS NORMA BAUGHMAN BARBARA BEAUFORT PAUL BELLONE MARGARET BENGEI. AUGUSTINE BERTOLINO DANIEL BIRK BETTE BIACKBURN JOSEPH BLANSETT 21 K. Q s 1 -ff? 51 MARLENE WILLIAM RICHARD RICHARD BARBARA 22 BOSSERT BRASCO BREWER BURK BURZIO if if . .l LOUIS BRADY SYLVESTER BRECHT ROBERT BRUST DELMOR BURRELL SHERRILL CALVERT .LA DRAFTSMEN APPLYING ABILITY MARLENE J. BOSSERT-Commercial Marlene one of the beauties of our class who always has a friendly smile for all claimed by Commercial Club for two years and worked on year- book staff likes pizza, typing and clothes plans to work after graduation. LOUIS BRADY-General Lou can be counted on to put a smile on any- one's face . played football freshman year three year member of First Aid and Safety Club presi- dent of Grex Club Student Council member Oscar staff writer finds time for N. F. L. tournament. WILLIAM BRASCO-General An all around guy describes Bill four year foot- ball player and track member on wrestling squad three years paid dues to Photography, French, and First Aid and Safety Clubs class president two years though future is undecided, will include Pat. SYLVESTER R. BRECHT-General Sal . an exceptionally nice lad who came to us from St. Vincent .Travel Club claims his member- ship . is treasurer of the Sacred Heart C. Y. O.. likes spaghetti and baseball dislikes people who talk back enioys Glenn Miller's music will ioin Navy. RICHARD BREWER-Vocational Dick , .. here is another pizza lover belonged to Hunting and Fishing Club is one of our three year grapplers enioys working on his '40 Chevy , likes to participate in or watch a good wrestling match after graduation will be patternmaker. ROBERT JOHN BRUST-General Bob . a swell fellow who played football and was on track team for three years .paid dues to Photography, Priestly Science, and Gym Clubs played Church League basketball, really treasures his Stan Freidberg records . hopes to attend school through the Army. RICHARD PAUL BURK-General Dick this quiet boy is liked by all member of Square Dance Club . .two year member of chor- us a National Guard member likes to go hunt- ing or listen to music of Guy Lombardo is going to enlist in the Marines. DELMOR BURRELL-Vocational Del a handsome import from Manor Junior High where he, was class president . displayed his abili- ty on the gridiron for four years played basketball and baseball for Manor . member of Oscar and Micrometer Club , plans to work in a garage. BARBARA ANN BURZIO-General Barb this attractive girl served as a secretary for homeroom, Betas, and Travel Clubs also claim- ed by Square Dance Club movies are her favorite recreation a Stan Kenton fan treasures her silver medal plans to get a iob, SHERRILL FRANK CALVERT-Accountancy Sherrill a quiet but likable fellow this easy going guy is a great basketball enthusiast enioys current problems class very much likes to listen to Guy Lombardo after graduation plans are to be- come a bookkeeper. HOW WE YELLED AT OUR FIRST PEP RALLY BEFORE THE GREENSBURG GAME Ga JOSEPH CAPOZZI JANICE CATALONA WALTER CAPLAN DONALD CASPER WALTER CAPLAN-General Wally Hollywood, here he comes! this four year band member was claimed by the Quiz Club, Midget Players, Grex, and Music Clubs, and Forensic League member of the golf team and on the year- book staff will attend college. JOSEPH P. CAPOZZI-General Joe this friendly lad is the proud possessor of a '48 DeSoto member of Square Dance, Nature Study, Photography, and Hunting and Fishing Clubs enioys swimming or a good football game would like to be an X-Ray technician. DONNA LEE CARNEY-College Prep. Donna this likable miss was a two year mem- ber of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y has paid dues to the J.C.L., Midget Players, and the F. G. W. served as an active reporter for the Oscar and yearbook future plans include nursing school. DAN CASARIO--General Stone a friendly guy liked by all collected dues in the French Club enioys listening to the music of Stan Kenton and claims that his prize possess- ion is his 5O Ford plans to ioin the Navy after graduation. ANTOINETTE CASINO-General Ant loads of fun ot be with belonged to Ette Kette and Home Ec Clubs Nat King Cole could sing for her anytime class ring ranks high on her list of possessions Bell Telephone will claim her after graduation. 'Zi .f M DONNA CARNEY DAN CASARIO ANTOINETTE CASINO PATRICIA CAVALIER DONNA CEGLINSKY CAROLE CERVI DONALD CASPER-General Don presenting the boy with the friendly smile for everyone secretary of the Priestly Science Club and two year Student Council member also mein- ber of the First Aid and Safety and Jayhawk staff plans to attend college after graduation. JANICE CATALONA-College Prep. Jan known to everyone for her sweet person- ality served as viceepresident of Home Ec Club and Secretary of the Powder Puff Club was a member of chorus, F. T. A., and First Aid Club plans after graduation include college or business school. PATRICIA RUTH CAVALIER-Commercial Acc. Pat the Cat known for her outstanding ability on the dance floor treasurer of Girls Sports Club and member of Commercial Club, Midget Players, and Student Council enioys listening to music of Stan Kenton plans include office work after grad- uation, DONNA CEGLINSKY-Commercial A sweet gal who took care of all Hnancial matters for Home Ec Club Donna could listen to music of Ray Anthony anytime conceitecl people will not go far with her will be some lucky man's sec- retary after graduation, CAROLE CERVI-General One of our nicer imports who was known for her a- bility in speech work a member of the Grex Club and N.F. L. says that her station wagon is her prize possession beauty culture will take up her time after graduation, 23 fi 3 , 43 ' 1 f I is Q' x ' THE DIM LIGHTS AND SOFT MUSIC OF OUR FRESHMAN PARTY MADE IT ONE WE WILL NEVER FORGET ,Q . is Us vt VV I li I7 Q gk DONNA CHANON WESLEY CHARLTON DAVID CHISHKO MARY COLLIER GEORGE CONTI DOLORES CORSO DONNA CHANON-Commercial Donna . a real nice gal who was a member of the Girls Sports Club, Forensic, and the National Hon- or Society .... also known for her athletic showman- ship . very active in Rainbow Girls ,,.. plans after graduation include getting a iob. WESLEY CHARLTON-General Wes , a quiet but nice boy member of French Club and F.T. A. Uspends most of his time work- ing in local clothing store dislikes people who think they know it all plans to go to college or to work in a store. DAVID CHISHKO-General Dave an easy going lad who held membership in Beta-Hi-Y and French Club enioys listening to the music of Louie Prima and spends most of his time driving his car plans to enlist in the Marines after graduation. MARLENE CLARK-Commercial Mar as she is known to her friends is a success in anything she does ,, Commercial Club prexy and active member of Grex Club class vice-president two years secretary of National Honor Society, . plans to become a secretary. JAY EDWARD CLAYTON-General Po sports play an important part in his life ., was an active member of the Boys Gym Club and served as homeroom secretary can usually be found driving his '46 Ford plans after graduation are undecided. 24 MARLENE CLARK JAY CLAYTON BARBARA COUGHENOUR JON COUGHENOUR MARY LOU COLLIER-General Lou .,.. an attractive lass with a sunny smile member of the chorus, Powder Puff Club, First Aid Club, and Home Ec Club ,Uthinks there's nothing like listening to Glenn Miller. . . plans to become an airline hostess after graduation. GEORGE A. CONTI-College Prep. Geo . . ,this well-liked senior is known for his fri- endliness toward everyone , was a member of the band, Oscar staff, Priestley Science Club, and the Na- ture Study Club . could eat pizza anytime does- n't appreciate road hogs . i , college bound. DOLORES JOANNE CORSO-Vocational Dolly . . .rather quiet but very nice ...a member of the Powder Puff Club, Square Dance Club, and Cosmotology Club, . enioys dancing and says her favorite subiect is beauty culture. . . plans to continue her work in beauty culture after graduation. BARBARA COUGHENOUR-Commercial Barb .. this pleasant-natured girl is a member of Powder Puff, Girls Craft, and the Commercial Clubs . an Oscar and Yearbook collector says that her class ring is her very best possession will be a depend- able secretary after graduation. JON COUGHENOUR-General Coke . i . a swell easy going guy a member of the French Club and chorus thinks Mitch Miller is tops enjoys spending his idle moments driving his '48 Ford plans to travel to the West Coast after graduation. PREPARING REFRESHMENTS BONNIE KAY DAVIS-General Bon this pleasant girl is well liked by all two year member of the Future Girls in White paid dues to the Nature Study and French Clubs enioys eating spaghetti and listening to Ralph Flannigan will enter nurse's training, JOHN G. DAVIS-Vocational Johnny can always be seen driving his Buick an active member of the Photography Club secretary ofthe Hunting and Fishing Club, F. T. A. and the Square Dance Club dislikes stuck-up people aims to become an Industrial Arts teacher. TINA DE DIANA-General Tina always smiling is this member of Midget Players, Square Dance Club, F. G. W., Beta-Tri-Hi-Y and Home Ec Club loves dancing and tennis , could listen to records by Nat Cole anytime plans to go to college or become a secretary. ALDERINA D'EMILIO-Commercial Drena known for her pretty smile and sweet personality .. served as class secretary her iunior year a member of the Commercial Club and Alpha Tri-Hi-Y will be the perfect secretary to some businessman. RALPH DI BRIDGE-General Tut a real great guy who is loads of fun member of the band, First Aid and Safety, French, Square Dance and the Nature Study Clubs , says that his crazy green Mercury is his favorite possession plans to work after graduation. NANCY DICK-Commercial Nancy one of our very pretty imports from Manor who held membership in the Grex Club and First Aid and Safety Club served as homeroom secretary her senior year dislikes conceited people a future secretary. , KENNETH DIFFENDERFER-General Moe is loaded with wit and personality a four year band member, First Aid and Safety Club, Nature Study Club, Priestley Science Club, Square Dance Club, and the Music Club another pizza and Ray Anthony tan. RALPH DONALDSON-Academic A well liked senior with plenty of personality president of the National Honor Sosiety and treasurer of French Club a four year member of the band Ralph plans to attend Indiana State Teachers College. LUCILLE D'ORAZIO-General Lou one of our cutest seniors known for her likable personality served as secretary of Girls Sports Club and sat in on Commercial Club meetings plans to go to Comptometer School after graduation. claims that Joe is her favorite possession FERNAND L. DU CHATEAU-General Freddie a well known boy who claimed mem- bership in the Midget Players, band, Alpha-Hi-Y, French, Square Dance, Current Events and Forum Clubs has an unusual recreation, water skiing thinks Stan Kenton is tops in music college material. 4, - N. x 1 -A I 9 I ' x iryA,,hA:,L,, 4 1 fn A 5 . S ' X 9, BONNIE DAVIS TINA DE DIANA RALPH DI BRIDGE KENNETH DIFFENDERFER LUCILLE D'ORAZIO JOHN DAVIS ALDERINA D'EMILIO NANCY DICK RALPH DONALDSON FERNAND DU CHATEAU 25 qi i.. fs ,Q F i .I All TAl.lUI.AH DUDLEY BARBARA EMERICK LUCILLE EVANGELISTE FRANCIS FARABAUGH PATTY FENNEI. 26 5 Y f'A MARJORIE DUNN LOUIS A. EREDIIARIO SANDRA EVANS THOMAS FEIGHT PATTY FERREE WHO'S THIS CHARACTER! TALLULAH DUDLEY-General Tally a real nice gal who is a member of the Music Club says that spaghetti and the cool music of the Clovers rate high on her book of favorites plans to become a happy housewife after graduation. MARJORIE DUNN-General Margie quiet but very friendly and likable is this four year band and orchestra member, F. G. W., Nature Study, and Priestly Science Club enioys baseball and the music of Ray Anthony intends to go into nurse's training after graduation. BARBARA EMERICK-General A friendly lass with beautiful long hair is Barby a member of the Rembrandt Club, the Square Dance Club, and Cosmotology Club plans to further her career in art by enrolling in the Art Institute, LOUIS A. EREDITARIO-General Lou can usually be seen driving his '53 Ford this well liked lad belonged to Boys Gym Club his sophomore year enioys the music of Stan Ken- ton claims steak and football his favorites intends to be own boss after graduation! lUCIllE EVANGELISTE--Commercial Lou . .always ready with a smile for her friends attended meetings of the Commercial and Girls Sport Clubs .two year band member this sports enthusiast was captain for two years of her homeroom basketball team will be a successful secretary. SANDRA J. EVANS-Commercial lSecretarialJ Sandy . a personable import from Manor where she was a two year member of the Mi-Hi-News, chorus, and one year member of yearbook staff also a member of yearbook staff at Jeannette will be a secretary after graduation. FRANCIS E. FARABAUGH-General Fran this quiet and pleasant natured lad belong- ed tothe Hunting and Fishing Club his iunior year claims he likes any kind of meat enioys listening to the music of Mitch Miller hopes to be an Air Force pilot. THOMAS D. FEIGHT-Shop Tom . a likable fellow who belonged to the Alpha Hi-Y and Photography Clubs enioys banana splits and football games claims drafting class was his favorite hopes to get a iob or enlist in the Navy for two years. PATTY ANN FENNEL-Beauty Culture Pat this charming miss collected dues for the Cosmotology Club and attended meetings of the First Aid and Safety Club also belonged to the Travel and Aloha-Tri-Hi-Y Clubs claims her favorite sub- iect was study hall future uncertain. PATTY FERREE-General Pat this sweet lass has been prexy of the Girls Sports Club and has taken minutes for the Ceramics Club three year member of the Classical Club likes pizza and La'in Class nil' be 3 nurse for some lucky pavieci SOPHOMORE YEAR FOUND US PARTICIPATING IN MANY MORE ACTIVITIES 'F 4 if if if, f JOHN FERRETTI DONNA FISHER P. KENNETH FISHER MALCOLM FORSYTHE ALEX FRENDY FRANCIS FRUEHSTORFER JOSEPH FUNK EDWARD GALANDO WILLIAM GARDNER SANDRA GARDNER JOHN FERRETTI-General FRANCIS T. FRUEHSTORFER-College Prep. Finn this sports enthusiast really gets around Torn a tall, good looking lad with a high ranking was homeroom prexy his freshman and iunior years report card four year member of the Hunting and a three year tuba player in the band . . played Fishing Club two year member of Priestley Science Legion baseball during out of school hours dislikes Club , veep this year will be an asset to some fast drivers hopes to become a machine operator. DONNA FISHER-General Donna one of the sweetest and most active girls . participated in many Grex productions . prexy of F.T.A National Honor Society member .. second and first place winner of Voice of Democracy contest iunior and senior years yearbook staff member college bound. P. KENNETH FISHER-General Kenny known for his artistic ability a three year member of Archery and Hunting and Fishing Clubs could eat sauerkraut anytime would find life more enioyable without agitators aspires to be a commercial artist. Good Luck! MALCOLM FORSYTHE-College Prep. Mac this hunting enthusiast naturally belonged to the Hunting and Fishing Club attended meet- ings of the Priestly Science Club prizes his nice soft bed admits his pet peeve is J. H. S.'s one way steps hopes to continue his education at college. ALEX FRENDY- Generat Al one of J. H. S. 's best artists proved by these honors: first prize winner of Lions Club Handicapped Poster contest, twice first prize winner of Chamber of Commerce art contests two year wrestler and varsity football player will attend art school. college campus. JOSEPH FUNK-General Joe , has the honor of being an Eagle Scout a three year member of the First Aid and Safety Club and two year member of Priestley Science Club participated in Voice of Democracy contest college next. EDWARD GALANDO-General Ed known for his piano playing at class parties displayed his talents in the Music Club for four years attended Photography Club meetings one year and Grex meetings two years collects records intends to become a salesman. WILLIAM GARDNER-College Prep. Bill one of our popular gridiron boys was on football, basketball, and track teams three years three year member of Gym Club, veep this year president of Nature Study Club sophomore year homeroom prexy college or Air Force after graduation. SANDRA LEE GARDNER-General Sandy always has the latest in style three year member of Alpha-Tri-Hi-Y prexy this year attended meetings of Ette Kette and F. T. A. an asset to the band for four years, active in Rainbow Girls future will include college. 27 HOW PROUD WE WERE TO RECEIVE OUR CLASS RINGS PROVING WE WERE UPPERCLASSMEN ISRAEL GOOD BAPTIST GAVATORTA MARIE GAVATORTA JANET GASPARATO JOAN GORDON VERONICA GRAY JANET GASPARATO-Commercial Jan . one of our prospective secretaries .. .held membership in Library Club for three years ...took minutes one year . .Alpha Tri-Hi-Y and F. G.W. member for two years . yearbook staff ..this gay miss could eat ravioli and watch a football game any- time. BAPTIST GAVATORTA-Vocational Machine Shop Bob ,.., a friendly addition to J. H.S. from Harrold Junior High. . member of the band and orchestra for two years. Mat Jeannette he was a two year band member and treasurer of the Metal Spinning Club . . future tool and die maker. MARIE GAVATORTA-Commercial Marie .. this asset to J. H.S. from Harrold's was on the Harrold yearbook staff and a two year hall guard . at J.H. S. she attends meetings of the Commercial Club and was her iunior homeroom sec- retary . future secretary for some lucky boss. MARIE GEORGE-Beauty Culture Whitey our high-stepping captain of the maior- ettes member of Girls Sports and First Aid and Safety Clubs member of Teenage Club en- ioys dancing to the music of Stan Kenton can't tolerate stuck-up kids . future beautician. RICHARD E. GIBSON-General Dick can always be found working at a Service Station has attended meetings of Alpha Hi-Y for three years Square Dance member finds French class interesting can devour roast beefs and french fries anytime plans to continue working after graduation. 28 MARIE GEORGE JOHN GREAVES RICHARD E. GIBSON JACQUELYN GREENBERG ISRAEL E. GOOD-General Babe .... a first-rate guy with a swell personality .vice president of Square Dance Club treasurer of Hunting and Fishing Club iunior year . .has been a two year wrestler. . .rate spaghetti and art as his fa- vorites. . .future plans include working. JOAN KATHLEEN GORDON-General Bridget .... a little package of pep and cheer. freshman homeroom secretary. . .three year Library Club member ..prexy her iunior year .. likes to spend her spare time at the movies. . .hopes to get a pair of wings an airline hostess, natch! VERONICA LEE GRAY-Commercial iAcc.l Ronnie . an agreeable miss with a smile for every- one. Library Club claimed her membership for three years ,... vice president this year . claims her pet peeve is noisy people .hopes to put her knowledge of housekeeping to use after graduation. JOHN D. GREAVES-College Prep. John .. this happy-go-lucky senior likes to spend his spare time hunting his membership in and presi- dency of the Hunting and Fishing Club proves this . . Archery Club and Student Council were also on his agenda. . college is next. JACQUELYN SANDRA GREENBERG-College Prep. Jackie . a four year maiorette with a darling smile . her activities are many ..two year member of Alpha-Tri-Hi-Y, First Aid and Safety, and Student Coun- cil. . .freshman member of Midgets and Girls Craft Clubs.. yearbook staff will attend college. FUTURE MACHINISTS AT WORK PATRICIA GRIMES-Commercial lSecretariall Pat will be a capable secretary for some lucky boss has been active in Alpha-Tri-Hi-Y and Ette Kette Clubs for three years also a maiorette and member of F. T. A. likes Stan Kenton's music, pizza, and her teddy bear. JAMES GROSS-Vocational Jim . an easyrgoing senior who would rather spend his time hunting or eating steak than doing any- thing else liked electric shop class best claims he prizes his money can't tolerate wise guys hopes to get a iob after graduation. BARBARA LEE GURKSNIS-Commercial lSecretariaIl Barb this very sweet and quiet lass took minutes for her senior homeroom held membership in Com- mercial Club two years can be seen working after school with her liking of shorthand, Barb will make some boss an efficient secretary. ROBERT LOUIS GURNICK-General Sus a handsome lad with personality plus collected dues for the iunior class now president of his home room active in Alpha-Hi-Y can usu- ally be seen riding around in his '47 Plymouth plans to get a iob in California. FRED HAJDUK-General Fred . can tell you practically everything about chemistry presides over Priestly Science Club meet- ings , a member of the National Honor Society enjoys skiing and swimming claims that his Hsh- ing outfit is his favorite possession definitely college bound. ELZIE LEE HAMILTON-General Fuzz ,is really well known for his sense of hum- or two year member of the Nature Study Club could eat spaghetti any time, enioys dancing and listening to blues records plans to work after grad- uation, WESLEY GUY HAMPTON-General Wes is interested in sports of all kinds active in football, track, and basketball records minutes for First Aid Club dotes on spaghetti and french fries.. .stucksup people and braggers don't rate with Wes . future undecided. CHRISTINA D. HARTMAN-General Becky a welcome addition this year from Penn Township where she served as secretary of Future Homemakers of America now a member of the chorus another Nat King Cole fan finds time for dancing and swimming a future nurse. MERLE E. HEASLEY-General Merle attended Harrold Junior High School his freshman and sophomore years . two year member of the French Club could eat spaghetti and listen to Guy Lombardo anytime enioys football and all sports . future plans include college, PATRICIA ANN HELD-Commercial Patti quiet but well-liked is a good description of Patti claimed by Travel and Commercial Clubs also active on yearbook staff enioys pizza and football and listening to Nat King Cole plans to become a secretary. as Ls PATRICIA GRIMES BARBARA GURKSNIS FRED HAJDUK WESLEY HAMPTON MERLE HEASLEY X JAMES GROSS ROBERT GURNICK ELZIE HAMILTON CHRISTINA HARTMAN PATRICIA HELD 29 HELEN HELWIG JAMES HOAK GEORGE HOOLEY ROBERT HUEY BETTY JENSEN JOHN JOHNSON EDWARD JOURET THOMAS JUPENA ANTHONY JUPINA MAR'-ENE JUPINA 30 COLLEGE ENGLISH ENJOYS MACBETH HELEN NAOMI HELWIG-Commercial Helen easy going and friendly is this member of the Commercial Club thinks Doris Day and shorthand are tops likes to drive her '50 Studebaker member of Rainbow Girls would like to become a secretary. JAMES A. HOAK-Machine Shop Jim formerly attended Manor Jr. High did stage crew work his junior year presides over Mic- rometer Club meeting dotes on all kinds of sweets builds model planes in his spare time future will include the Air Force. GEORGE HOOLEY-General Rocky . a good looking lad with a swell smile attended St. Fidelis Seminary freshman year serves as president of Alphas and vice-president of Grex plays accordian for local orchestra active in American Legion Baseball plans to attend St. Vincent. ROBERT HUEY-Machine Shop Bob a quiet lad who loves to eat and sleep serves as president of Photography Club and works on the projection crew enjoys pizza and drafting can't tolerate stuck-ups . plans to wear the Navy blue. BETTY H. JENSEN-General Betty . is really musically minded . makes com- ing into assemblies a real treat with her organ se- lections ,serves as secretary of Travel Club and vice- president of Ette Kette, member of the National Honor Society has made plans to attend college. JOHN JOHNSTON-Vocational Electric .a member of the stage crew who spends his spare time working on his model railroads likes cake and ice cream . takes time out to listen to Les Brown future, wearing the Air Force blue. EDWARD E. JOURET-College Prep. Eddie easy going and full of fun played in the band for four years member of Alpha, French, and Classical Clubs a member of DeMolay inter- ests include football and swimming plans to attend college. THOMAS JUPENA--General Tucker , . .is really a sports enthusiast plays Church League basketball active in Boys Gym Club, and Alpha-Hi-Y likes to eat pizza and listen to rhy- thm and blues wants to work in California after graduation. ANTHONY JUPINA-General Tony was active in the band for three years takes minutes for French Club and is vice-president of First Aid and Safety enjoys sports of all kinds dotes on pizza plans to get a job. MARLENE FRANCES JUPINA-Beauty Culture Mar always has a smile f0r everyone sits in on First Aid and Safety and Girl's Sports Club meet- ings active in C. Y. O. and C. D. of A. thinks Stan Kenton and swimming are tops a future beau- tician. John OUR COMMITTEES WORKED DILIGENTLY TO MAKE THE PROM A MEMORABLE ONE ,f f ,ar , ,Q r JOHN KAYLOR GRETTA KEMERER JAE KEMERER SHELVY KESSEL BARBARA KING CECELIA KLAVONICK KAY KRAKAN KATHLEEN LAPINA ROSE LAURICIA JANET LAWSON JOHN L. KAYLOR-Vocational Jack ,,.. can be seen almost anytime working at the Olympia . .enioys football and swimming . has quite an appetite when it comes to pizza .paid dues to Photography Club would like to become a pattern maker. GRETTA L KEMERER-General Gretta a likeable lass is this member of the Pho! tography Club. attended Manor Jr. High where she was active in the Press Club and Chorus spends her spare time baking and listening to Ralph Flanigan future is uncertain. JAE H. KEMERER-General Jason . .is a happy-go-lucky guy who dislikes stuck-up people can be seen at Photography and Rembrandt Club meetings enioys bookkeeping, football, and being with Nancy. . .a member of the DeMolay. future includes college. SHELVY JEAN KESSEL-Home Economics Shell . this quiet senior lass is a member of the Home Ec Club enioys pizza, football, and sewing dislikes people who are stuck-up ..plans to make sewing her full-time iob and then marriage. BARBARA KING-Commercial Barb .... an aspiring artist is this four year member of the Rembrandt Club.. .served as president her iunior and senior years . a Hugo Winterhalter fan .,.loves cherry pie and dancing. . .member of the National Honor Society future undecided. CECELIA KLAVONICK-Accounting Cecelia a petite miss with a quiet personality answered roll call at Ceramics and Photography Club meetings could eat roast chicken and strawberry shortcake anytime likes playing basketball and lis- tening to Percy Faith future plans uncertain. KAY KAREN KRAKAN-General Kay . .. a neat and sweet import from Manor Jr. High where she did newspaper staff work and sang in the chorus . claimed by the Commercial Club . finds time for basketball and swimming . proud possessor of natural curly hair future secretary. KATHLEEN LAPINA-Commercial Kath always laughing and full of fun . took the minutes for the freshman class claimed by Grex and Ette Kette active in F. T. A. and Forensic spends spare time sewing and cooking ..plans in- clude college or secretarial work. ROSE MARIE LAURICIA-Beauty Culture Rosie proves that good things come in small packages . .spends much time in the gym as a moni- tor and member of Girls' Sports Club . .likes chicken and dancing to Stan Kenton's music would like to be a beautician. JANET FERN LAWSON-Commercial Jan .... became active in the chorus after coming here from Manor . a baseball and dancing enthus- iast likes spaghetti and listening to Guy Lombardo . .thinks her English class is tops . won't part with her class ring . a future secretary. 31 I MOVING UP DAY FULFILLED OUR ANTICIPATION OF BECOMING SENIORS .af LILLIAN LOVE CAROL LUTZ MAUREEN MALLOY MARIE MASCIANTONIO NANCY MASUCCI ANNA MATERNA LILLIAN LOVE-Commercial Kay , has brightened many assemblies with her sparkling wit., vice-president of Commercial and Girls' Sports Club takes minutes in her home room dotes on fried chicken likes swimming and danc- ing to Glenn Miller's orchestra plans include sec- retarial work. CAROL SUE LUTZ-General I'Chink another Stan Kenton fan answered roll call at First Aid and Safety and Cosmotology meetings .. enioys ravioli and commercial law , her prize possession is her fur coat wants to buy a Cadillac. MAUREEN P. MALLOY-College Prep. Maureen .keeps everyone laughing and is loads of fun collects dues in her homeroom . active in Betas and Travel Club enioys swimming and danc- ing could eat soft-shelled crabs anytime plans to become a physio-therapist. ALFRED JOHN MARINELLI-Vocational Al a four year member of Micrometer Club, served as secretary his senior year football, ravioli, and math all rate very high with him conceited people head his black list plans for the future include the Marine Corps. MADELYN MARTINO-General Friendly describes Babe perfectly paid dues to the Music and Home Ec Clubs could listen to Stan Ken- ton and eat fried chicken forever home ec. is her favorite subiect to work for the Bell Telephone is her ambition. 32 ? ,Q E z 1 ALFRED MARINELLI MADELYN MARTINO JOHN MATURO VIRGINIA M:CURDY MARIE A. MASCIANTONIO-General Rere always has a smile for everyone . .belong- ed to the Library, Home Ec, and Ette Kette Clubs. , a member of the Jayhawk staff president of a C.D. of A. Troop, .after graduation will attend a School 0f Home Economics. NANCY E. MASUCCI-Commercial The Powder Puff, Photography, and Ceramics Clubs have claimed Nancy as a member. rated tops with her are chocolate cake, volley ball, and her dad's car . , .plays the piano in her spare time her plans for the future are undecided. ANNA JEAN MATERNA-Vocational Anna Jean came to J. H, S. her iunior year from Manor where she was a member of the Press and Dance Clubs and the chorus she also belonged to the Cosmotology Club hopes to become a beau- tician after graduation. JOHN MATURO-General Pidgeon one of our good-looking boys held membership in the First Aid and Safety and French Clubs played in the band his senior year boat racing and auto mechanics are favorites plans to attend a school in Florida. VIRGINIA MAY McCURDY-Commercial lSecretariaIl Ginny a sweet and friendly gal held member- ship in the Library, Ceramics, and Travel Clubs was a library monitor her iunior year likes to ice skate and write plans to be a secretary or a writer after graduation, MAKING HALLOWEEN TREATS CHARLES McKNIGHT-Vocational Operating the P. A. System at football games was Skip . .member of Beta l-ii Y and Photography Clubs .stage crew member his senior year.. his prize possession is his radio and television equipment plans to enter electronics in the Air Force. BRUCE LEE MCPEAK-General Bru . . came to Jeannette his iunior year from WestAllegheny where he was a member of the Pho- tography Club Uenioys playing football and eating spaghetti .. a member of the High Park Recreation Club. . .after graduation will ioin the Air Force. EILEEN ANN MENART-Commercial lSecreIariaIl Lenny . has held membership in the Commercial Club for three years. . a reporter for the C. D. of A. . likes to swim, fish, and do shorthand, .can't tolerate men drivers . after graduation will do sec- retarial work or attend business school. WILLIAM HENRY MENZ-General Bill , .an aggressive guard on the football squad played varsity football for two years . belonged to the Biology and French Clubs .enjoys swimming, biology, and being with Sandy .loud mouths are ta- boo with him will attend college after graduation. ELLSWORTH L. MILBURN Ellsy .... this popular senior is a four year band and three year orchestra member. attended Grex Club meetings for three years and was treasurer of the Alpha Hi-Y his senior year will attend college to study music. JACQUELYN MILBURN-Commercial Sweet and likeable is Jackie .. two year member of Commercial and Girl's Sports Clubs. ..class treas- urer her sophomore year. . .iunior candidate for Reign Deer Queen. likes to swim, dance, and watch football.. .will work in an office after graduation. CAROL MILLER-General Cal .. a cute gal with beautiful blue eyes cap- tain of the cheerleaders three year member of Alpha Tri Hi Y and Ette Kette Clubs also member of F. T. A. and Jayhawk staff homeroom president her senior year will attend college. MARILYN LOUISE MILLER-General Mike always has a friendly hello for everyone held membership in the N.F.L. and F. T. A. enioys horse back riding and dancing would never part with her class ring after high school will enter Penn State University. JAMES RONALD MOLENARI-College Prep. One of the busiest members of the senior class is Mole . president of the Teen-Age Club and playa ed baseball for Westmoreland County Legion All Stars president of Travel Club member of Oscar Staff and Student Council will enter college to study engineering. PATRICIA ANN MOLLICK-Commercial Acc. Brown Eyes secretary-treasurer of the Rembrandt Club and historian ofthe Photography Club belongs to the C. D. of A. and the C. Y. O. an art stock- room keeper and art monitor for three years would like to attend Art School. CHARLES McKNlGHT EILEEN MENART ELLSWORTH MILBURN CAROL MILLER JAMES MOLENARI BRUCE M:PEAK WILLIAM MENZ JACQUELYN MILBURN MARILYN MILLER PATRICIA MOLLICK 33 Ft 6 Q, - N -.4 'U Q Q 3 ts My ff ' .l,, , I I 9 Ex , ., , r- eQi I ff, ., W g , 7' ,ji MAVIS MURPHY IRVA MYERS JOHN NEDLEY GLADYS NEILSON RONALD OCTAVE 34 DANIEL MUSIAK MARY NASH RONALD NEFF VIRGINIA NEUBERT MARY O'HARE nl' BUSY TYPISTS MAVIS M. MURPHY-General Mavis . .. a petite gal usually seen driving a '55 OIds .. held membership in the Classical, Girls Craft, and Ceramics Clubs Sunday drivers really irritate her . .enioys dancing, swimming, and Latin. hopes to attend a State Teachers College after gradu- ation. DANIEL F. MUSIAK-Commercial Acc. Dan one of our handsome gridiron stars vice president of Travel Club and member of Boys Gym Club senior class treasurer played varsity foot- ball three years and on track team four years after graduation hopes to attend business school. IRVA MYERS-Commercial lrva an easy going gal who' loves to swim and eat roast beef . a three year member of the Com- mercial and Girls' S orts Clubs Billy Mays and P shorthand are really tops with her after graduation will work in an office. MARY ELLEN NASH-General Olive , . always has a friendly hello for everyone member of Classical and Priestly Science Clubs. . chorus member her senior year a Junior Aide at Westmoreland Hospital in her spare time . ,will enter nurse's training after graduation. JOHN NEDLEY-Vocational Cutty Pipe an import from Manor where he played softball member of Home Ec Club . treas- urer of Penn Teen-Age Club hunting, and playing football rate high with him after graduation will satisfy his ambition to travel to California. RONALD NEFF-General Ron .. a quiet lad who can't tolerate big-wheels a member of the Priestly Science Club. . .loves to bowl and fish and then go home for some good ham- burgers after graduation plans to ioin the Air Force. GLADYS NEILSON-Commercial Glad a uiet and serious minded student y . q - . paid dues to the Beta Tri-Hi-Y and Girls' Sports Clubs treasurer of F. T. A. and member of yearbook staff listed as her favorites are dancing and shorthand Business School is next after graduation. VIRGIN IA NEUBERT-Commercial lSecretariall Ginny a cute senior who is president of the Home Ec. Club also paid dues to the Commercial Club . a Jayhawk staff worker member of her church choir and Daughters of Trinity after gradu- ation will do secretarial work. RONALD LEONARD OCTAVE-General Ronnie a pleasant natured boy who belonged to Chef, Alpha Hi'Y and Priestly Science Clubs . four year member of the band .likes to play baseball and eat spaghetti .his '49 Chevy is his most prized possession .future plans are undecided. MARY A. 0'HARE-Commercial Acc. Mary . a quiet gal who is well liked by all . paid dues to Commercial and Girl's Sport Club, . .be- longs to C. Y. O. and Sodality . could do bookkeep- ing and eat steak forever business school is next after graduation. FINALLY THE LONG AWAITED DAY OF TAKING OUR SENIOR PICTURES ARRIVED DANIEL ORANGE MARY PADEN ROBERTA PERFETTI NANCY PERKO DANIEL PAUL ORANGE General Danny a swell person who ts lnked by everyone four year band and orchestra member pald dues to the Grex Club a member of the Thunder blrds attended County and Dtstrlct Mustc Festlvals wtll study electronics un college MARY ELLA PADEN General Thus gemal lass was a four year band member b longed to orchestra and Commerclal and Girl s Sports Clubs member of yearbook staFf seen wnth Eddte almost all the ttme wall flnd employment as a typtst and bookkeeper NEIL PAINTER General Net a quiet lad who cant tolerate bad actors has favorltes tnclude huntung ftshmg and playtng football lakes to ltsten to Btll Haley and has Comets and eat plzza after graduatton wnll gotn the service JOAN PANY General Jon: one of our cute lasses who has a frlendly smule for everyone claims that her favortte sport IS basketball tnsptred the athletes for two years as member of the cheerleaders squad Ette Kette mem ber uncertaun about her future plans ROBERT PATRICELLI Vocational Happy go lucky descrtbes Bob to a T hrs badge of ldentttlcatlon s his curly black hatr attended Alpha and Photography Club meetungs could eat ptzza any tame of the night or day plans after graduatton are undeclded ta x NEIL PAINTER JOAN PANY ROBERT PATRICELLI SANDRA PERSHING ROBERT PHARAOH MARY PIACENTINO ROBERTA PERFETTI General Roberta adds her peppy personaltty to Beta and Travel Club meetings concerted people rank last on her lust her hugh grades and many BCIIVIIIGS en tttle her Nattonal Honor Soclety membership sure to be the nurse of any man s dreams NANCY PERKO General Sweet and sunny Nancy as well known for her won derful acttng abuluty starred ID several Grex plays and acttve an Forensic led the Beta TrlHlY and served as asststant edltor of the Oscar welcome ad dltlon to Northwestern Unrverstty s campus SANDRA PERSHING General A qulet sentor who spends her spare tume ltstentng to her favorute dtsc lockey Sandy held member shtp un the Gtrls Sports and Photography Clubs undecuded about plans after graduatton but her trt endlmess wall be an asset to any tob ROBERT PHARAOH General Sports keep this popular red hatred senior busy guarded third base In baseball and was hardwood hero for four years collected money for Boys Gym Club and Student Councll for whtch he was also veep headed for college after graduatuon MARY PIACENTINO General Pooch one of our attractuve malorettes for three years loves to dance to Stan Kenton s mustc vnce presndent of Home Ec Club her sensor year belong ed to the Powder Putt and Musnc Clubs has no spe cnflc plans for the future 35 U W S .1 S 'N X ANL r , T ' ' -r tt d? Q IQ 4 'if ,Q W . ,, rf iv P L A? ' ' - e- . H I . ' ' H ll T ' I .I ,, . . ,, ,, ,, l L A 1 - -- - i ' ' -II I 4 1 u I I s - I OUR SENIOR BANQUET COULD NOT HAVE BEEN MATCHED BY ANY OTHER SCHOOL AFFAIR F J if H X THERESA PIGNOCCO VERMI LLIA REGA PAUL PIENODY ARTHUR PIERCE EUGENE PUTANKO PATRICIA REDWOOD PAUL PIENODY-Vocational This handsome,well-liked senior came to us from Har- rolds where he earned his letter in football. . .member of Hunting and Fishing Club, Betas and was treasurer of the National Honor Society. . ,will attend college classes after graduation. ARTHUR ROY PIERCE-Vocational Art , as he is called by his friends, is greatly interested in cars and auto-racing . .was the able manager of advertising for Oscar and prexy of the Micrometer Club plans to enter either college or the Air Force. THERESA PIGNOCCO-General A quiet girl with a shy and pleasant personality is Theresa . four year member of the Classical Club served as vice president and president became a National Honor Society member her senior year enioys every one of her Latin classes. PATRICIA S. POLINELLI-Commercial Pat is one of our more lively seniors Library Club claimed her membership for her high school years can always be found reading a good book will obtain a secretarial position this English fan dislikes people who are conceited. ROSE ANN PRIOLA-General Rosie is the possessor of a pleasant nature which has gained her a host of friends Ette Kette lists her as a member was active in the Home Ec Club which was her favorite subiect business school follows high school. 36 X PATRICIA POLINELLI JANE REITER ROSE PRIOLA DONNA RESSLER EUGENE PUTANKO-Vocational Golf takes up most of Gene's spare time .. led the golf team for two years. . .an active member of the Alpha-Hi-Y and Huting and Fishing Club. . this agree- able senior is undecided about his future ambitions. PATRICIA LOUISE REDWOOD-General A friendly senior who enioys listening to the music of Lionel Hampton . Patty is a Cotillion Debutante wouldn't miss a basketball game for anything , her most avid pet peeve is conceited people, while danc- ing tops her list of favorites. VERMILLIA REGA-General Attractive whistle bait for the senior boys Lala was an active member of Girls' Sports Club and Com- mercial Club belonged to Powder Puff Club her freshman year enioys listening to music of Tony's Quartet future undecided, LAURA JANE REITER-College Prep. Jane an active and likeable lass with brains, too! . .claimed by Classical Club and Alphas for three years . worked for the Oscar and Yearbook staffs outside activities include Rainbow Girls crystal ball holds college for this National Honor Society member. DONNA L. RESSLER-General Donna pert and sparkling describes this small senior held office of veep in both Girls' Craft and Ceramics Clubs and treasurer in Powder Puff Club active in Commercial Club will brighten up an office after business school. READY FOR DICTATION DARLENE ANN RICARDINO-Commerical Rick livened up Commercial Club meetings for two years belonged to Library Club her hrst years in high school and the Grex Club her sophomore year a member of the National Honor Society is looking forward to business school. MICHAEL A. RICH-Vocational Mike is the strong, silent type member of the Friday Square Dance and Hunting and Fishing Clubs eager follower of all J.H.S. football games could spend spare time iust eating spaghetti plans after graduation are undecided. HARRIET L. ROSENBERG-College Prep. Presenting the pretty red-haired editor of the Jayhawk Harriet was active in Beta-Tri-Hi-Y for three years and French Club her iunior year .belonged to Midget Players, Quiz Club, and member of Oscar Staff future laboratory technician. MARY JACQUELYN SAINT--General Jackie , is a serious-minded girl who plans to attend Bible School after graduation .held member- ship in the Powder Puff Club, Future Girls in White, Girls' Craft Club and Classical Club church activities take up much of her spare time. JOSEPH A. SARNELLI-General Happy-go-lucky Mong has held the offices of H.R. prexy, vice president, and treasurer served as presi- dent of the Chef Club and Friday Square Dance Club French and First Aid and Safety Clubs claimed this agreeable lad's membership. ELIZABETH R. SAYERS-General Betty can always be found working at Sam's came to us her freshman year from Ohio belonged to Girls' Sporti Club collected for Oscar her iunior year is proud of her engagement ring marriage follows graduation. JOAN SCHMIDT-Beauty Culture Joan a tall, quiet girl who hopes to be a beau- tician after graduation was secretary of the Cos- motology Club belonged to Powder Puff Club her freshman year people who are hard to please rate low on this swimming fan's list. RICHARD SCHNUPP-Vocational Dick future includes life as a successful drafts- man Priestly Science Club and Alpha-Hi-Y claimed his membership one of Mrs. Williams' right hand men on the audio-visual crew attended Student Council and Archery Club meetings his freshman year. SHERENE M. SCOTT-Secretarial Sherene a lively gal who entertained us at parties and assemblies with her talent in dancing attended Alpha meetings for three years took minutes in homeroom her freshman year future holds business school for this friendly senior. ROBERT M. SEIBEL-Vocational Bob has a host of friends because of his friend- ly manner four year member of Hunting and Fish- ing Club vice president iunior year assists on proiection and stage crew will sail the seas with the Navy after graduation. It DARLENE RICARDINO HARRIET ROSENBERG JOSEPH SARNELLI JOAN SCHMIDT SHERENE SCOTT MICHAEL RICH MARY SAINT ELIZABETH SAYERS RICHARD SCHNUPP ROBERT SEIBEL 37 3? , sf ff, Ki, X ROSE SEYMORE DIANA SHAWLEY KAY SHOTTS LOIS SHRIVER CARL SHUSTER GAIL SIMPSON JANET SMITH JOANN SMITH CHESTER SMOLENSKI ANNA STANEY 38 HALF TIME PREPARATION ROSEMARIE SEYMORE-Commercial Livens up her classes with her unusual remarks Seymore was a member of Commercial Club, Future Girls in White, Midget Players, and Girls' Sports Club sang with the chorus her first two years will be a secretary. DIANA SHAWLEY-General Diana came to us from Sewickley Township where she was a member of the Girls' Athletic Association also belonged to the chorus there could eat stuffed peppers and listen to Glenn Miller's music anytime iob follows graduation day. KAY FRANCES SHOTTS-College Prep. Kay a pleasant and friendly miss naturally curly hair is big asset three year member of the Alphas and Classical Club active in F. T, A., Oscar and Jayhawk iunior and senior years college bound for Carnegie Tech. LOIS SHRIVER-Beauty Culture Lois . this attractive blond answers roll call at the Cosmotology Club former member of the Photog- raphy Club, the Powder Puff Club, and the Future Girls in White plans to be a successful beautician after graduation. CARL B. SHUSTER-Vocational Duke .. a nice guy to know four year band member also belonged to the Alpha Hi-Y and the Travel Club can listen to Tommy Dorsey and eat pizza any day plans to go into the Navy. GAIL A. SIMPSON-General Simpsie . , . this four year band member holds homeroom purse strings a former member of Mid! get Players and First Aid and Safety Club president of the Ette Kette treasurer of the Travel Club yearbook staff member will become a dietitian. JANET SMITH-General Smitty presided over homeroom freshman and senior years four year band one year orchestra member kept track of the finances of First Aid and Safety Club also belonged to Midget Players would like to become an air hostess. JOANN MAE SMITH-General Jo .this pleasant senior was homeroom secretary her sophomore year attended First Aid and Safety and Alpha Tri-Hi-Y meetings also belonged to Fu- ture Girls in White plans to enter nurses training after graduation. CHESTER PAUL SMOLENSKI--College Prep. Smo well liked by all star basketball player iunior and senior class president Oscar editor vice president of Student Council member of Chefs, Boys Gym Club and National Honor Society Lab assistant, this Junior Rotarian plans to take up engineering. ANNA MARIE STANEY-General Am a very likeable miss four year member of Oscar attended meetings of Library, Girls Sports, Powder Puff, Travel, and Quiz Clubs can be found cheering her hardest at basketball games will study Home Economics in college. TO THOSE WHO COME AFTER US WE LEAVE OUR FOND MEMORIES lb-24 JOSEPH STANEY ANNA SUNSERI JOSEPH STANEY Vocational oe a welcome addltuon to our halls from Man can usually be found In has home gymnasium llftlng weights enloys lnstenlng to Guy Lombardo addmon to the Marune Corps RONALD P STEWART College Prep e has a frsendly smlle for everyone hates to get up early ln the mornings came to J H S from Manor has lunuor year belonged to the French Club plans to go on wlth hrs schoolmg after graduation IDA MAE STICCA Commercual a thas vlvaclous gurl has a smlle for everyone a three year member of the Gsrls Sports Club she also belongs to the Mtdget Players homeroom secretary her tumor year wall be an offnce secretary after graduation MARY CATHERINE STINEBISER General Mary came to J H S her sophomore year from Samt Benedlcts Academy sang an the cho us for three years answered roll call In Classlcal Club Frlday Square Dance Club Gurls Craft Club and Pho tography Club plans to do offxce work JANET MARIE STORMER General an a very pleasant addltuon for the Class of 56 from Indiana Hxgh her rumor year Oscar collector her lunlor year can llsten to Guy Lombardos muslc any day plans Include marruage after graduatlon BY RONALD STEWART IDA STICCA ROSEMARIE SUNSERI ANN SURREC fs gal' MARY STINEBISER MARYANN SWIENCKI ANNA MAE SUNSERI Beauty Culture Anna Mae one of our more quuet senuors has pald dues to the Quxz Club the Home Ec Club and the Cosmotology Club Student Councll member her ROSEMARIE SUNSERI Beauty Culture thus petnte sensor as well lnked by all her frlends vlce president of her lunlor homeroom answered roll call at the Cosmotology Club Home Ec Club and Quiz Club meetings plans to be a beau tncuan ANN SURREC Commercual Anme thus sweet sensor as well luked by all a three year Ceramics Club member also attended meetmgs of the Frlday Square Dance Club enloys dancmg to the music of Stan Kenton wlll brughten some ofzluce after graduation MARYANN SWIENCKI Commercnal Mama an actlve member of clubs presldent ot Ceramlcs a tended meetings of Frlday Square Dance and Flrst And and Safety Clubs freshman homeroom secretary president of sophomore homeroom student councll member lunnor year office work follows DARLENE JEAN SYLVESTER General Do the artustlc senior vs very well known four year band member president of Gxrls Craft Club two years belonged to Rembrandt Club and F T A attended advance typlng school marralge as Included un her future 39 ' , fe w, , 5 4 W fy Q I . 4 I l. I 4 ' G 1 for 6 I - 'Nu , II J , f Or ' ' ' ' ' , . , and eat chicken any day will make a good-looking sophomore year one of our future beauticians. . - . Ro . 1 ' ' ' ' HR d,, . , . . . . . Hld ,, . , . . . . d . ' A ' . JANET STORMER DARLENE SYLVESTER ,ft 1' t 4 e AND HOPE THAT THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS WILL BE AS MEMORABLE AS OURS 7 ef NANCY UTZMAN JANICE TERPKO ROSE THOMAS JEANNETTE THOMPSON MARIE TRESSITT GEORGE VALESKY PETER VOTTERO JOANN VULETICH LOUIS WEAVER JANICE IRENE TERPKO Commercsal Terp the pleasant sensor has a smsle for every one four year Fsrst Asd and Safety Club member also attended F G W and Gsrl s Craft Club meet sn Oscar Collector sensor year college ss snclud ed sn her plans for the future ROSE MARY THOMAS College Prep Rosy thss cute sensor ss always busy three year Travel Club member pasd clues to Frsday Square Dance Beta TrsHsY F T A and Rembrandt Clubs a three year Oscar staff member on Yearbook staff wsll make a very pleassng nurse JEANNETTE THOMPSON Commercsal Jeannette thss pleasant sensor ss a three year band member answered roll call at the Gsrl s Craft Club and the Commercsal Club can lssten to Don Cornell and eat barbecues anytsme wsll attend bussness school MARIE TRESSITT General Marse an actsve sensor ss well known to all belonged to the Ette Kette and Ceramscs Club also served as a gym momtor her freshman year cannot tolerate trouble makers plans to work sn an offsce NANCY EILEEN UTZMAN General Nancy one of the quseter sensors belonged to Thursday Square Dance Club Gsrls Craft Club F G W and Classscal Club can lssten to Stan Ken ton and eat pszza any day does not care for con cested people wsll attend bussness school AO ROBERT WEISBECKER GEORGE RICHARD VALESKY General Augse thss handsome football player was on the squad hss four years sn J H S attended meetsngs of the Boys Gym Club played on basketball team hss sensor year wsll go to college or sosn the U S Marsnes after graduatson PETER VOTTERO Vocatsonal Pete a very quset sensor member of the stage crew answered roll call at Mscrometer Club hss sunsor year ensoys eatsng french frses and lss tensng to Paul Whsteman doesnt care for concested people a welcome addstson to the Navy JOANN VULETICH Beauty Culture a welcome addstson to corrsdors of J H S from Penn Josnt Hugh ss thus attractsve sensor a two year Costology Club member dsslsked unfrsendly people wsll work sn a beauty shop before becom sng a model LOUIS WEAVER Vocatsonal ou thus popular sensor was homeroom treasurer hss sunsor and sensor years a Thursday Square Dance Club Mscrometer Club and Travel Club mem ber found tsme to work on the stage crew soys dancsng future plans snclude the navy ROBERT F WEISBECKER General Bo a pleasant sensor who ss a four year band member attended meetsngs of the Travel Club could eat steak any tsme college ss sncluded sn hss future plans , -td . 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I I A ' ' , En- ,, ., - . , , . , ., ' 1 ROBERT T WHERRY Vocatsonal Bo a tall sensor who ss lsked by everyone came from Manor hss lunsor year ensoys Isstensng to Stan Kenton and eatsng spaghetts hss most prszed possessson ss hss fsshsng pole would lske to get a sob after graduatson JOSEPH RICHARD WHITE General Wst a swell guy to know Alpha H Y member hss sensor year can ensoy a T bone steak at any tsme spends hss spare tsme Isstensng to progresssve azz would lske to attend college SUZANNE C WILLIAMS Home Ec ue thss attractrve sensor ss well lsked by all vsce pressdent of the Cosmotology Club her sunsor year also belonged to the Powder Puff Club and the Gsrls Craft Club dsslskes unfrsendly people future sncludes comptometer school JOHN WILLIAMSON General W llse thss handsome sensor ss well lsked by als payed J W P I A L basketball a sunsor varssty basketball star a four year Boys Gym Club m m ber gym monstor hss sunsor and ensor years h s future plans are undecsded JEAN S WILSON General ay one of our quset and sersous a member of the Frsday Square Dance Club and Ceramscs Club dsslskes concested people ensoys eatsng pszza her favorste food lske to get a sob fter graduatson Howard a nsce person to know played trumpet as a member of the band for four years always has tsme to lssten to hss favorste orchestra Stan Kenton eat pszza future plans are sndefsnste CAROL JEAN WOOD College Pren e four year Classscal Club member actsve sn Natsonal Forenssc League on Oscar staff her soph omore and lunsor year Yearbook staff member Yearbook Collector pasd dues to Square Dance Club and Natsonal Honor Socsety future plans snclude college JOHN WORDEN JR College Prep Jack one of the quseter sensors but a very frs endly one from Harrolds hss sunsor year a wo year member of the band wsll attend college to ful fsll hss ambstson to become an engsneer JANE F WURZELL General Janse thss pleasant sensor ss three year member of Ette Kette and two year member of Alphas pasd dues to Square Dance and Fsrst Asd and Safety Clubs served on Jayhawk staff sensor year future sn cludes nurssng school LAWRENCE W YOUNG JR General Larry thss scsentshc sensor ss a two year member of the Prsestly Scsence Club treasurer hss sensor year attended meetsngs of the Thursday Square Dance and Photography Clubs a member of the DeMolay college comes after graduatson ROSE MARIE YOUNG Commercsal Rose an attractsve sensor who came to J H S from Greensburg Hsgh her lunsor year served as Hsstorsan of the Photography Club dsslskes people who lssten sn on phone conversatsons wsll brsghten some offsce after graduatson IRENE THERESA ZALESKI General Rense has a smsle for everyone four yeas F G W member clasms her frsends are her most prszed possessson wsll attend nurssng school ROBERT WHERRY JOSEPH WHITE SUZANNE WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMSON JEAN WILSON HOWARD WINFIELD CAROL WOOD JOHN WORDON JANE WURZELL LAWRENCE YOUNG ROSE YOUNG IRENE ZALESKI ll bu . D . l . . , I ' - Us ,, . ' . . . I . I g I I r. . , . . . ' ' ' . . . . S . V i HJ 11 . . . HOWARD R. WINFIELD-Vocational ' ' ' ' , , or HR dn . 1 ' . . ' ' ' 1 I I WELL DESERVE THE TITLES BESTOWED UPON THEM WITTIEST , . . Kay Love and Lou Brady There is never a dull moment when Kay and Lou are around. BEST DANCERS . . . Pat Cavalier and Jack Maturo Anyone who watches Pat and Jack dance can readily see why they were chosen best dancers. BEST ALL AROUND . . . Marlene Clark and Chester Smolenski Marlene and Chester are the typical and two of the most active students of J. H. S. BEST LOOKING . . . Jackie Milburn and Bob Gurnick A truly handsome couple are Jackie and Bob. Pat Cavalier and Jack Maturo Kay Love and Lou Brady MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . . . Donna Fisher and Chester Smolenski Donna and Chester are destined to have very successful futures. MOST ATHLETIC . . . Gail Appel and Bill Brasco Gail and Bill iust can't be matched when it comes to athletic ability. MOST MUSICAL . . . Betty Jensen and Ellsy Milburn Betty's and Ellsy's wonderful talent at the key- board certainly deserve recognition. BEST PERSONALITY . . . Marlene Clark and Jim Molenari Marlene and Jim always have a friendly hello for everyone. TOP PICTURE-Left to right . . . Marlene Clark and Chester Smolenski Jackie Milburn and Bob Gurnick CENTER PICTURE-Left to right . . . Donna Fisher and Chester Smolenski Gail Appel and Bill Brasco BOTTOM PICTURE-Left to right . . . Betty Jensen and Ellsy Milburn Marlene Clark and Jim Molenari ANXIOUSLY AWAITED THE DAY WHEN THEY WOULD BE UPPERCLASSMEN ii 3 Wm? wh? I T! 2 4 ,. I . , 'if my ,A a xii we ' , ' I f W 6 an W A 1 4 f '- M ' H I ua ,ix '4 A Ulf!! ' M ' , 1 , 5 I 6 . 4: 4 1 - fr .. 3 f 34 W 1 'I 1 ' .1 ' A X iq 5 .4 V . Q E M A 'I A qw 'i ', W K -X if . ff M 4 ,A - ., ' 4 Inv ' ' K 4 if fm wb A Q A I 'w M A ' . I . , in K A ' ': 5 1: il 'WM X V fa, . .',V 4, ni : 5, Q X f S ' M - g-. :V it W I Q 'W' M ? ' Q .Q Q gi N if-, '13 gs .1 lk 'N' , MESS? ,,. ,, H ,Z H W . .... gp, iv 3 ff Sf A - ad Y. , if H I N , xx QS, .5 h ,g:..X 8 4 5 , A E 1 j 5, Q- 'af 5 9 C ,S A H A Rf 2 Q3 ww. 53' X 3 3 . V A K Q N' 4 1 2 7 13,1 'Y' Y '4 ,A '55 ,F 'aj Q, f if H n R READY TO ACCEPT THEIR y . RESPONSIBILITIES AS SENIORS After three successful high school years, the iun- ior class now stands ready to accept the duties and responsibilites that come with their senior year. It seems like only yesterday that we entered the halls of J. l-I. S. as bewildered little freshies By the time we were sophomores we were proud to be considered the upper part of the lower class. More of us were turning out for football and basketball games since our boys were be- ginning to make a good showing on the teams. We spent our summer vacation that year looking forward to the time when we would be consider- ed upper classmen. Now we were iuniors, our long awaited goal. We Selecting Programs for the Prom could st in assemblies with the seniors. We proudly displayed our class rings, which seemed like a symbol of our position. We cheered the teams on more faithfully than ever since most of our boys were now members of the varsity squads. We especially enioyed our Junior Party. Everyone looked so grownup in their party clothes, and our dancing showed much improve- ment. When we donned our formal clothes for the Profn, one look told us that we had come a long way since we were freshmen. Now we are looking forward to our senior year. We are going to do our best to come up to the standards set by those before us. l l l j' fs 1.1 1 TE JUNN v fue can no longer be cailecl the 'green treshies , instead, we :lass Ourselves as the upper lower the halls experience, classfhenj' We lcnovv our Nay aroand of Jeannette High School and througr we have learned the rules. Yes, .we now can stand back and Jvatcn the excited tresnies eager,-y' roarhlng the halls, hunting their classroorcs. Beconwing tarniliar mth all ot TDS cneps, .we finally chose the ones vve though' .were 're best. Some 48 0 12119 5 Iclff SIIDIIIII aww SOON WILL ACHIEVE THEIR GOAL AS UPPERCLASSMEN OFFICERS Betty Leonard, Vice President Darlene Furlong, President Jerry Jupina, Treasurer Toni Kress, Secretary classrnates foined the bano and chorus, others ,vere chosen tor tt'-e cheerleading squad, and we were fery proud to hear that three of our sopho- ipore girls were chosen as ntaiorettes. Many ol the boys proved that they had great athletic ability oy participating in several varsity sports. We hepecl to rralce parties and dances success- ful, vve rnace additions to our school newspaper, and vve .were rapicily becoming alurnni of cle- tention hall, HOME ROOM-100 Row One: M. Bold, I. Carper, C. Av olio, N. Danko, G. Bridges, D. Buch anan, J. Davis, B. Davis, C. Baginski Row Two: B. Campbell, J, Clayton J. Calderone, J. Constantine, J. Ba ker, S. Baker, N. Bowers, B. Brown J. Blasiole, D. Comnale, Miss Fontan ella. Row Three: D. Cole, L. Curtiotff, M Capar, R. Brean, P. Bowman, R. Con stantine, R. Craig, J. Allen, C. An toniak, J. Colosimo, L. Anton, G Ammons. HOME ROOM-300 Row One: C. Essway, J. Downs, A D'Orazio, A. DeNunzio, M. Ernette R. Evangeliste, J. Dunlap, P. Emerick C. Diethorn, M. DeMarlc. Row Two: Mr. Riehl, R. Ewing, T Doerzbacker, A. DiFrancesco, D. Fal etto, J. Deal, J. Deal, J. Faletfo, L Eades, E. DePonte. Row Three: D. Donaldson, E. DiPilla D. Elyino, L. D'E'milio, F. DeLuzio, J Few, F. DelGross, T. Friel, D. Eglhaut HOME ROOM-301 Row One: H. Geiger C. Gillespie, J Giron, D. Furlong, N. Jadot, M. Geyer. Row Two: M. Humberger, O. Jones, C. Hartmen, B. Johnson, M. Gerick, R. Jupena, J. Hudson, J. Godlewski, M. Heminger, L. Houser. Row Three: N. Green, F. Gilan, C. Highland, J. Jupena, D. Giordano, B. Good, B. Guidone, J. Gasparato, P. Grifano, P. Gray. Row Four: K. Gergly, D. Garrick, K. Good, G. Henry, G. Graham, D. Gra- ndo, J. Jupina, G. Hampton, J. Jacobelli. 1 HOMEROOM-303 Row One: P. Mehaftey, T. Kress, N. Love, M. Kifer, J. Kelly, M. Leydig, K. Madrick, B. Kowalewski, C. Mau- ro, B. Martin. Row Two: T. Maturo, M. Kunkle, M. Kessel, B. Leonard, P. Kratovil, K. Kuhns, F. McCarthy, J. Lunn, J. Keen- er, R. Milburn, J. Maturo. Row Three: G. Magrini, R. Maggi, J. Marchetti, R. Lunn, R. Kratochvil, H. Maus, F. Lago, C. Miller, C. Lomicka, J. Martin, D. Messier, Mr. Baughman. HOME ROOM-304 Row One: C. Page, M. Mock, S. Or- ange, J. Ressler, K. Roscosky, G Reeves, E. Minyon, E. Muto, J Octave. Row Two: M. Neidigh, C. Panichelli L. Pershing, J. Peters, J. Rankin, L Perillo, N. Piesetzkie, P. Rager, M Miller, R. Puskar, L. Mugnano, M Montemurro. Row Three: W. Pekarthy, R. Miller J. Molenari, J. Miller, R. Pavolik W, Rogers, G. Naples, R. Misko, C Pape, R. Rager, Mr. Darling. l HAVE REACHED THE HALFWAY MARK Our class, sponsored by Miss Double, shall never forget how much fun we had at our Sophomore Snowball , December 9. The gym looked out- standing decorated in our class colors, orchid and white. By some miracle, the boys forgot their shyness and asked the girls to dance. The floor show was very entertaining and the refresh- ments couldn't be beat. This year we struggled through our tifteen page history report, stumbled over our Latin Il assign- ments, and got all mixed up when it came to our Algebra II equations. The Christmas season meant a nice long vacation, 50 which included the Christmas Formal. The girls were in satin slippers and their prettiest gowns, and the boys in shiny shoes and their best suits. Spring included the Prom, the Senior Assembly, and the picnic. The Senior Assembly is one event that remains embedded in our memories, for in the moving up exercises, we were made upper classmen. 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Mil burn, P. Page, L. Passaro, C. Pignoii HOME ROOM - 306 Row One: L. Roscosky, D. Reese, H Sarge, T. Shawley, M, Rager, B Schmidt, B. Rogers, B. Roberts. Row Two: T. Redish, J. Rominski F. Rubenstein, J. Sansonetti, D, Rob erts, B. Pikuiski, J. Rocco, J. Scurci R. Pregrad, Mr. Abraham. Row Three: R. Schmidt, R. Robinson G. Ringier, G. Rohrbacher, D. Sel chan, D Schrock, B. Russell madman QUICKLY AND EASILY BECAME A PART OF HIGH SCHOOL LIFE tertalnment wall never be forgotten especlally the orchestra that Lennle Ferrara Stanley Morrah Carl Traplettl and Duck Bloom composed How beautlful the gym looked wlth punk and whlte their class colors streamurg down from the cell Ing and their display of balloons and carnatuons carried out In theur class colors The gruduron and the hardwood accepted many new frosh as members of thenr squad Chrnstmas rolled around sooner than expected The Reugrt Dear Ball was In need of a freshman candidate so they chose Dorothy Reese for thus honor HOME ROOM Row One K Throm M A Suchora J Srnuth N Slmpson J Sterner Stewart C bkrnner L Taylor C Shonter Row Two E Smlth G Shotts Tarnnne G Steun A Stlneblser S ro F Stull P Skrgl T arp T Qhotts J Smolenskn S rk P T arp HOME ROOM F Row One L T autvlne J Van Dyke J Trombetta P Varune P Wasvelew s D Watson M Utzman P Zoll anger E Wat on Row Two C Traplettu J Yenlch G e act elrs Va te enghtman B Zell J Wo fe WIIIIBWSOU w Three B Tlllnnan J T rrus z I To r W Wh e J Wes r-s R Tout J We on J Tlc H Wnlson Mr Pok January I started a ne J year and they outgrew their chuldush hablts and obtatned new and more grown up ones They were Iooklng forward to the Movlng Up Exerctse where they could no longer be called green and were on theur way up the ladder to upper underclassmen Mem ones wlll not be forgotten of thus flrst year In J H S bad and good The freshmen put thus sentence asnde to that k the seniors of 56 for theur help during the darker moments when they needed advuce and encouragement Next year awalts them They wall be ready to tackle any drffrcultues that arise . . . X - F-7 , . A ' , . , , L. : . ' , . , J. reb , , , , 'c. Row Three: Mr. Shaul, F. Tatarek, D. I1 , . - , . ', J. ta , . h . - -9 ki, . ' I Q . ' I , . I ' , . s . zlb :y's.'vf'., J' 5 :MMI W ' I , . 'er, . I , D. Ro : , ' I , , 0 ' , EA To z', E. r I, . y , . I - ho .-, . r , . st , , ' kle, . '- , . I . 1 ff ' 1 5 4 13 Quit -L f: 95 ,1 13 V 5 1' ,. if . X ' V 7 M E ,Q VY V if 4, . 5, , 5? ' gf- Y . if ,. Q 75' 53 . V , , . Q , s Filled our days and made them more enioyuble lbw . , .mm me Q TEAM A f v-. L r f, , v VOTE FOP? MULENARI gcmd RED AND BLUE PROVIDED EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT Practicing Faithfully Here comes the band! is the familiar beginning of the school year until the end. phrase yelled by many proud students of The band's year begins several weeks be- J. H. S. as the band is heard marking their tore School Opens. Every morning a three arrival at football games. Yes, we Should hour practice is held. These sessions are be proud, for our band deserves much called Community Band practices, but in praise and glory. reality they are warm-up periods tor the returning members ofthe high school band. Under the capable direction of John M. Lod- This Community Band gives three open- zsun, the band works continually from the air concerts during the month of August. Row One: T. Wilkie, L. Crise, R. Tressitt, J. Greenberg, M. George, R. Engel G. Appel, M. Piacentino, C. Adams, N Love, J. Bigi. Row Two: G. Jupena, W. Pikulski, E. Smith, C. Pignoli, C. Trapletti, L. Ferrara, S. Morrah, E. Palmer J. Klingensmith, J. Varine, R. Szarama, R, Bloom, C. Menz, D. Sylvester, L. Eades, T, Christner, I. Carper, E. Barci, J Clayton, J. Albright, R. Evangeliste, J. McNeal, M, Dunn, V. McCready, G. Simpson, C. Feld. Row Three: K. Diftender fer, R. DiBridge, R. Clayton, W. Weightman, F, Pomerantz, T. Shotts, T. Kerin, J. Noonan, J. Yenich, D. Milburn, D. Dub Iino, G. Shotts, R. Mishko, W. Pekarthy, K. Brinton, R. Long, B. Buckley, M. Paden, S. Gardner, J. Smith, C. Shuster, G Heasley. Row Four: R. Lunn, J. Martin, B. Gavatorta, M. Masucci, E. Jouret, R. Octave, M. Felenchak, G. Gelder, J Allen, R. Miller, Y. Levin, B. Elias, M. Stepanik, F. DuChateau, T. Lapina, Mr. Lodzsun. Row Five: A. Jupina, J. Maturo H. Winfield, D. Orange, G. Graham, D. Brown, J. Worden, W. Caplan, E. Milburn, J. Ferretti, R. Antimarino, R. Weisbeclcer School opens and the band really settles downto work. Football season has arrived and they must prepare to march at the foot! ball games. The band must have a differ- ent show to perform every week, thus they must learn new music and routines quickly. Tvvice a week they practice at the football field for the on-coming halftime show. Here the band really deserves praise, for very frequently they must practice on a muddy field or when the weather is freez- ing cold. When football season is over, the band then starts what is known as concert season. Their main objective is their annual concert which is usually held in April. During these weeks they have long, hard rehearsals, Their efforts are rewarded by a firie concert, heartily enioyed by all. Also during this season J. H. S. band members attend the six music festivals which are held during the year. lt is an honor and a privilege for bandsmen to be chosen to represent Jean- nette at these festivals. On picnic day the band dons their uniforms once again for their final march of the year. Jeannette High School Band has finished its iob now for another year, and they will continue, through their hard work and un- tiring efforts, to present the outstanding achievements as they have always done in the past. MAJORETTES . . . The song goes like this ow One: C. Adams, R. Tressitt, J. Greenberg, J. Bigi, T. Wilkie, M. Piacentino, N. Love, G. Appel, L, Crise, M Geo YEARBBOK STAFF Row One: M. E. Paden, G. Simpson V. Neuberi, H. Rosenberg, K. Love G. Appel, J. Greenberg, P. Held Rcw Two: R. Perfefli, J. Wurzell, C Miller, B. Jensen, Nl. Mash, K. Lap- ina, A. Sfaney, C. Ariuhevich, S Gardner. Row Three: D. Carney, J. Gasparato, K. Shorts, R. Thomas, C. Wood, S Scott, J. Reiter, N. Perko, Row Four: S. Evans, M. Bosserr, D. Birk, W. Caplan, D. Fisher, G. Neil son. YEARBOOK COLLECTORS Row One: J. Ray, V. Gorksnis, V. Rega, D. Chanon, K. Lapina, B. Brean. Row Two: K. Kuhns, V. Thomas, C. Avolio, J. Dillon, P. Emerick, S Mayhugh, P Ferree, P. Held. Row Three: N. Kemerer, S. Weirs, L. Wesier, V. Fontana, R. Rogers, L. Hooser, J. Tabone, L. Bernhardy, G. Simpson. adam' Our Editors were always working PUBLISHED NEWS AND ACTIVITIES FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT YEARBOOK STAFF-The staff takes pride in presenting the l956 Jayhawk . Through their etTorts under Harriet Rosenberg, edi- tor, this annual was made ready for publi- cation. We hope you will cherish this book as one that holds your memories for the '55 and '56 school year. YEARBOOK COLLECTORS-Here is another hard working group with whom we are all familiar. The collectors are responsible for taking orders for the yearbooks and collect- ing payments. It is through their eFforts that the biggest percentage of yearbook receipts are collected. OSCAR STAFF-The busy hum you hear as you pass room 305 is, no doubt, the Oscar Staff preparing the next issue. Every three weeks they publish an interesting paper on affairs, the latest scores in sports, and unique features. OSCAR COLLECTORS-Every three weeks in each homeroom you can hear, Oscars come out this Friday. Oscar collectors really have a iob reminding everyone to bring his money. The day the papers come out they undertake the task of delivering them. OSCAR COLLECTORS Viece Ii. OSCAR STAFF Smolenski, S. Baker. Jensen. J. Reiter, R. Thomas. Varine, G. Conti. Row One: R. Tressitt, J Brasco J Pany, R, Puskar, V. Gurksnis J Ter pko, l. Artuhevich, J. Fichtner Row Two: H. Natale, C DiFonso B. Campbell, M. Jupina J Larimer P. Zollinger, P. Kratovil R ong Row Three: T. Doerzbacher B Gar dner, D. Birk, W. Hampton L Neal N. Kemerer, R. Schnupp B Brean Row One: R. Pharaoh, N Perko C Row Two: N. Jadot, C. Diethorn K Madrick, C. Artuhevich, H Rosen oerg, S. Rosenberg, C. Staney B Row Three: P. Snyder, K Shotts A Staney, K. Lapina, S. Beaufort I Fic :o, P. Niebel, K. Ausec D Carney I Row Four: V. Pecoraro, D Selchan J. Jupina, J. Molenari, A Pierce R Ill HELPED US TO DEVELOP OUR ABILITIES AND INTERESTS Music Club Entertainment MUSIC CLUB-The purpose of this club is to build an understanding and an appreciation tor music. Each member of the club must pertorm at some time ot the year. Under the direction ot Mr. Lodzsun, the members put on an assembly. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB-Those stu- dents who are interested in the other out- door sports ot hunting and tishing compose the membership ot this club, Under the capable sponsorship ot Mr. Amann, the boys hear about sports and good sports- manship. QUIZ CLUB-Imagine being Quiz Kid of the year! lt can happen to any treshie belonging to the Quiz Club. Under the sponsorship of Miss Duncan, the meetings consist ot question and answer sessions. Ac- tivities also include a noon dance. FORENSIC-The members ot this league participate in Student Congress, speech tournaments and debates, Miss Davis di- rects these enthusiastic amateurs in all types ot speaking, such as extemporaneous, po- etic, oratorical, humorous, and dramatic. No school time is allotted this active organ- ization. if Q A 2 gg? rl i 2 '4 all' 'J 74 F' ff: 4 -V H , , ,f f w., , 4 my fu VW '14 C1 I - - i 4 Y Q, fl ,VE Y - 'Y diggi- ,L fa i Q .WWW NW 31. A il K if . o 1...i-' X, 4 J Rf Ms 01 inte 4 3173, v -Al V-.V ' .ff fc vip , JH, if K. I M 5 K f ,4 X 4 My ' 3, M 'V if . A 2 ' 1, W V , M W QQ, f , iffy 'fp 55, I ffl? ,ab 5 U 4 'ft t 5 S r!', 1 -.. mqyxgx .K K, 2 in.: Q' giiw 5 as 711i Aftyk' iv xi, fr 4 V gif 'RW fig ' . . I , Rf x X H fy 'ff Ma ,A,,, 'IW if fm? Q 'Pwr'-A4 ,K i I' 4937 ' Q ' ,S ,K 2: L, v Q, -' H' ' r Y 1'-M. 'V ' Q fx , , 2 1 f'A ' .i. 'Mx 1-'fl ii i 'Q mu mf '1 ' in 1 i' km ik A Q A . 4' A vw ,,!, -574 vu: ' M mv l 1 .JA rxn., affix mar, gr lk is M63 yi: v MQ. A , an Q, 5- Ma ad Yr M' ? R ii, I , 'A X I' 4 YZ? .N .4 l ' E11 rrp-1 4' 4 D 57 a ,44 'rl' -v if -Q 9 K1 ,qi .ali I AIDED US IN CREATING AND MAINTAINING HIGH STANDARDS OF CHARACTER M..-1' Displaying the Hi-Y emblem with pride. ALPHA HI-Y-The purpose ot this club is To create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community, high stand- ards ot Christian Character. They also participate in the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Install- ation Banquet. Mr. Basom is the sponsor ot this club. BETA HI-Y-Presenting Mr. Pattersons pride and ioy. Their purpose ot clean sports, clean speech, clean habits, and clean schol- arship can be sure to make them loyal and trustworthy American citizens. This year they took an active part in the Install- ation Banquet. BETA TRI HI-Y-With the help ot their spon- sor, Miss Potts, these girls strive to main- tain high standards of Christian Character. Presenting an enioyable assembly was one ot the many activities ot this club. A high- light ot the year was the installation Ban- quet. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y-The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y is attili- ated with a national organization, Under the capable sponsorship ot Mrs. Williams, they participate in many activities through- out the year. The installation Banquet, an assembly, and a noon dance are a few ot them. alan, UNCOVERED OUR SECRET AMBITIONS AND TALENTS The three angels l'?l at work CLASSICAL CLUB-This is iust the club tor all Latin students interested in learning more about the background ot the language. Un- der their capable sponsor, Miss Fontanella, the rnennbers observe Latin week by taking a trip into the Buhl Planetarium. TRAVEL CLUB-Selling pencils is one ot this club's annual activities. The rnentbers and their capable sponsor, Mr. Stroud, took a trip to Harrisburg, Hershey, and Penn State this Year. Other activities include selling tootball prograrns, and an assentbly. GREX CLUB-Presenting the talent of .l.H.S. Under the capable supervision of Miss Dav- is, this club can be seen after school re- hearsing tor plays. The Grex's production My Three Angels proved to be the result ot a talented and hardvvorlcing cast. MIDGET PLAYERS-Open to treshinen only the nternbers of this club, under the super! vision ot Miss Davis, participate in plays. They also learn the tundanentals ot drarn- atics. They hold a picnic at Mt. Odin the end ot the year. mC Wa M 24 i 1 2... 4 'Y r' 'N' A M 1 .lr , . ' ff- flfi' 1 f 9? Q f ,W M -Q fir' f 1 ' AA , f J V mn . 1 .- I yi, .L + , ' 'J ,MW 42 -L 4? ,rg W Y , M H 1M L ,, W , in 'W' Wim, ,Q P, Q wg Y Tx 4 Q - , an H' ' Q-2' 35 X Q G' 5.1 x! n f V Wf f W ' , I 4. ', 3, YM! X. . 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Under the guidance of makes the law-making Mr. Butler, this organization rules and regulations that vve as students must follow. The one-way stairs is an ex- ample of this organizations work. vvondertul PRIESTLY SCIENCE-Experiments, lectures, and discussions take up most of this clubs time. Sponsored by Mr. D'Amato and nam- ed after the man who discovered oxygen. The little scientists enioy all their club periods and acquire much knowledge in the scientific held. FRIDAY SQUARE DANCE CLUB- Swing yer partner round ln round. These are vvords heard at this clubs meeting. Whether it's the Virginia Reeli' or Skip to My Lou the members are having a good time. Mr. Boettner can be found calling tigures club day. REMBRANDT CLUB-If you like to dravv, you should be a member of the Rembrandt Club. This club, under the capable super- vision ot Mrs. Fry, creates the opportunity for discovering your hidden talents and helping to develop your technique. Ill MADE SCHOOL LIFE MORE INTERESTING Theory work in Beauty Culture FRENCH CLUB-This club, under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Stinebiser, is open to all students taking French. The club has been very generous in donations of food for the needy at Thanksgiving and toys for children at Christmas. COSMOTOLOGY CLUB-A newer addition to the clubs of J. H. S. is the Cosmotology Club. It is open to all iunior and senior girls in the beauty culture course. Miss Podvia guides the girls in selecting hair styles and beauty trends. POWDER PUFF CLUB-lf you could look in on the meetings of this club, you would find a group ot freshman girls learning good grooming. Under the guidance of Miss Podvia, the girls learn manners, good posture, and other phases of grooming. ETTE KETTE CLUB-You should consult a member of the Ette Kette Club it you have any problems concerning proper etiquette. Yearly they teach the freshies hovv to dance. With the help of their vvell liked advisor, Miss Hansen, they present an as- sernbly. FRENCH CLUB Row One: P. Bellone, A. Jupina, R r-loak, V. Pecoraro. Row Two: D, Turnev, R. Burke, M Davis, B. Blackburn, E. Segal, A. Ur Dani, P. Montemurro. Row Three: R. Stewart, F. DuChat eau, D. Zanarini, T. Dick, D. Petrillo D. Jadot, E. Jouret, Mr. Stinebiser Row Four: M. Heaslev, N. Odorisio W. Charleton, J. Maturo, W. Tucci W. Menz, J. Martin, J. Sarnelli D Casario. COSMOTOLOGY CLUB Row One: B. Christofano, M. Ver done, R. Sunseri, J. Fitchner, S. Ver done, N. Baughman, P. Laucladio. Row Two: M. Gray, A. Noska, D Mains, D. Corso, A. Herman, P. Fen nel, L. Shriver. Row Three: N. Cerra, F, McCarthy AA. Galando, J. Michel, C. Mock, J Vuletich, J, Schmidt, R, Allen, A Sunseri, A. Materna, C. Schmidt Miss Podvia. POWDER PUFF CLUB Row One: L. Taylor, l-l. Gurksnis, K Baloh, J. Forneris, J. Altman, J. Ca Done, B. Buckley. Row Two: K. Davis, G. Baxendale R. Fallas, A. Stinebiser, C. Skinner B, Ketter, C. Keller, M. Geiger, C Franklin, Miss Podvia. ETTA KETTE Row One: M. DeMark, G. Simpson B. Jensen, T. DelBene. Row Two: D. Furlong, N. Jaclot, M Bengel, R, Anton, M. Levdig, J. Wur Zell, C. Miller, S. Gardner, J Brasco Row Three: J. Panv, M. Tressitt P Grimes, R. Priola, J. Larimer, P. Sn, B. Beaufort, R TTCSFHT, B. Werner Vliss Hansen. Row Four: K. Lapina. T. Kress, V Youngbauer, S. Beaufort, K. Zanarini B. Christofano, A. Casino, M. Schm idt, M. Mash, N Bowers. I PROMOTED SPORTSMANSHIP AND CO-OPERATION AMONG STUDENTS I HOME EC CLUB-The Home Economics Club is for anyone wishing to make themselves useful as housekeepers. ln this interesting club the students make new discoveries a- bout the old task of homemaking. Although it is work, it is a very good experience, CERAMICS CLUB-The Ceramics Club, under the capable sponsorship of Miss Patch, learn the fundamentals of how to make fig- urines. After the figurines are made, they are painted and decorated by the club members. Hit that ball over the net. GIRLS GYM CLUB-Calling all sports minded girls! If you like sports, then this is the club for you. Mrs. Weiser, the likeable sponsor, leads the girls in many different activities. The girls also find time for swim- ming and bowling outside of school. GlRl'S CRAFT-Any girl interested in know- ing how to make novelties, jewelry, or learning new techniques about it, should loin the Craft Club. Under the careful di- rection of Mr. Black, the girls have a lot of fun and the results are remarkable. Ill TAUGHT US TO HELP OTHERS AND TO HELP OURSELVES Xin! Bob receives helpful g FUTURE GIRLS IN WHITE-The aim of this club is to prepare students to become future nurses. Under the sponsorship of Miss Sheerer, these girls strive to learn some of the basic fundamentals ot nursing before going on to achieve their ambitions. COMMERCIAL CLUB-If you're interested in becoming a good secretary, loin the Com- mercial Club. Mr, Riehl teaches these girls proper business methods and helps them correct their typing errors. They vvork hard to present an enjoyable assembly every year. uidance FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-The FTA. is a club which otters young people activi- ties thru which they can look forward to careers in teaching. Under the supervision of Mr. Polk, the members seek to serve hu- manity in one of the greatest professions- teaching. PHOTOGRAPHY-The art of taking and de- veloping members pictures is taught by Mr. Gilkey at these club meetings. They also learn the rules ot good picture composition. Funds for this club are obtained through club membership dues. ii:-si I i I 4 ' QV! W 3 Jax 1: 'ig I ' ' Y 'TQ 'V X Q fx' nfl . , . '- ij ' 'A 'if 213 A , ' 'QV 2 H 4 .5 X Av N 3 I , i I el V' ,aw 'Yi W- 5 1 'v 1 .as vm. hp 1 iw 'gli x. rw ,X .. 1 ... 3 ,,.. 3 A W 5' Tk, fax V ' is-A ' 'flff' - V 1 V' V 2 ' 4 win. , L ' ,QQ X 3 1' - YW 2 P ia- sw ' nr 5- r mm uf ' . 'Q Ht, ' z oO!41, - sf a' KL 2 M3 at X xl. .2 N . SJ 4 I ' ,il 7 , 'Q .A 1 ig l 4' I i Q , is 1 X . In 4' '14,-ci 'Y V . if , ' i, if uf N? , mf RQ af 3 . r' k 3 fl U-il i 3 ' E 'Q 1 .V '-- Y' TT, QM Earl? i in rw 4 5 A I x -skits, I H :f.- , Q, A A, M: 7 ' X 'Y if Q' ' ' M -- H-1 Y, ' .. 5' 4 ,... 6 J N Q3- X - S' ,,5,. Q ,. ? lf , H v x , .,-4 K ' -in 'is 5 'V MICROMETER CLUB Row One: Mr Lang, D. Burrel I2 Love, J. Blansett, A. Marinelli, P Hareczrnak, A. Pierce, J. Sarnelli. Row Two: B. Burrell, C. Baker, J Hoak, D. Chishko, D. Pertzog. Row Three: D. Calvert, D. Howell B Gavatorta, H. Stevick, E. Mash. GYM MONITORS Row One: C. Miller, S. Gardner, M. Malloy, C Artubevich, H. Rosenberg, S. Baker, R. Laurica, P. Cavalier, M. George. Row Two: S. Beaufort, P. Mollick, K. Lapina, A. Staney, I. Myers, G Neilson, D. Clianon, M. O'I-Iare, K Love, Row Three: V. Arduini, G. Appel D. Ricardino, B. Sayers, R. Sevmore I. Sticca, V. Tragesser. Row Four: B. Blackburn, B. Burzio P. Grimes, M. Tressitt, B. Beaufort, S. Kessel. Row Five: Mrs. Welser. NATURE STUDY CLUB Row One: J. Jupena, J. Jacobellr R. Evangelistie, J. Lunn. Row Two: R. Milburn, A. D'OraZio J. Burzio, A. DeNunzio, P. Kratovil L. Mugnano, J. Godlewski, B. Rugito Row Three: J. Jupena, C. Acrie, R Maggi, B. Rogers, B. Rager, P. Or ange, P. Nichols, Mr. McLean. FIRST AID AND SAFETY Row One: R. Valetti, J. Sarnelli, A Jupena, B. Brasco, W. Hampton. J Srrritlw, G. Conti. Row Two: P. Drylie, M. Colier, J Terpko, C. Essway, C. Dietborn, K Madrick, M. Terpko, M. George. J Catalona. Row Three: M. Jopina, M. Orange B. Stewart, S. Alcneson, T. Wilkie N. Dick, J. Greenberg, J. Fichtner P. Fennel, N. Ce a, M. Ferrante, Mr Stinebiser. Row Four: R. Kirzlwner, J. Borzio, J Matoro, D. Birk, J. Molenari, L. Bra dy, J. Dobrinick, K. Diaenderter, I2 Dr-Bridge, v. sim. 1 1 'L?l 2 I HELPED US TO GAIN NEW FRIENDS I f1 :: .,i: MICROMETER CLUB-This club is open to all boys in the machine shop course. Under the guidance of Mr. Lang, the boys make proiects from a book. Some of their pro- iects this year were spinning metal, making ashtrays, and making ditterent tools. GIRLS GYM MONITORS-These capable girls selected by Mrs. Welser, aid her in various routines of gym class. Their duties include exercises, refereeing, and teaching differ- ent sports and games. Working hard in shop NATURE STUDY CLUB-Under the capable leadership ot Mr. Mclean, this club studies birds, flowers, insects and animals. The members gain much knowledge from re- search and discussion in this interesting club. It may truly be known for all its in- teresting outdoor activities. FIRST AID AND SAFETY CLUB-Want to know how to act in an emergency? Then you should belong to this club. The mem- bers are taught the fundamentals of first aid by Mr. Stinebiser. An annual proiect is packing a basket for some needy family. Ill ENCOURAGED OUR INITIATIVE TO STRIVE FOR PERFECTION in Lights! Camera! Action! LIBRARY CLUB-The Library Club is com- posed of students who are interested in li- brary work and books. They help Miss McMaster, the sponsor, with their annual Book Week Contest . A noon dance and a Christmas party are some ot their activities. STAGE CREW-Mr. Ruby heads this group of capable boys. They are behind-the scene workers and are an important factor in a good assembly. They help to put up scenery, work the stage lights, and many other iobs back-stage. PROJECTION CREW-These boys can be found almost anywhere in the building. Mrs. Williams, in charge ot the crew, sees that they set up and show movies, work the spotlights in assemblies, run the record ma- chines, and many other iobs. LIBRARY MONITORS-Under the guiding hand of Miss McMaster, these girls learn the task ot mending books and keeping them systematically arranged. They also tile cards, help the students End books, and keep the book showcase looking nice. N ,, ,M Q fb, if is -6 W A , 0 'rf 1:2 9294 5 Z ' 45 Q A., ,gg W ,. Q- , fx 1 V A if 4 6, ' I I 1 1 T4 -aw ,me-L im, all 07 ' 2 A W H 4 Hein 4 W -W A J M fu ll W 5 ll M' 9 a U 'lf F f , 3 HL fi Q Y . v ,gk 1 lily? V VT ' g .V Q IN Hn 1: 54 Lg' w:4!if5?f6 3, Lk . qngy 1' Q 4 Q I ' av W Q WV gy, Q., I 9 Q Q Q Z Y S .., , W v ,fi . ,'iE f , W4 X, f 3, Q, W 22 J 1 M 'L 64 gg i V' 4' mf , fem. ff' J? M , L ,, '--.' , A ,A . it f ? fm Y ' A iq ' W 1711? 1 ,1 .mel Yr 1' we 'V 1 P ,f,,o 'J ,lv La.l'. . A. . ,.. 'V I yv Q 2 s Rf' dsfxqzzs 'f ' 1 M: ill-moV9 Z. A-M..-4 CE' . ., I fa S- - if 31 ' -5 , 'N Y 3 sl 'br 3 5.13 '52 ii K 2 X F 1.3 3-5, :Wx-QQ wk ' s fi A -M' ,Q we In Q W W, 1 . 3 5? if ' xx C f , ., in in NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One: B. Jensen, R. Perfetti, C. Wood, D. Fisher, J. Reiter, T. Pignoc- co, K. Ausec, D. Ricardino, B. King. Row Two: M. Clark, C. Srnolenslci, P. Pienody, R. Donaldson, B. Pharaoh, F. Haidulc, D. Chanon, R. Anton. Seniors: R. Brewer, E. Milburn, J. Molenari, K. Shotts, R. Schnuop, A. Staney. Juniors: R. Antimarino, D. Brown, S. Bushyager, C. Gregor, S. Mayhugh, P. McCleery, G. Simmers, J. Tabone, B. Whirlow. BOYS GYM CLUB Row One: M. Capar, P. Dolan, B Stehney, D. Williamson, D. Hoalc, J Braheem, B. Gardner. Row Two: E. Tatarek, R. Cavada, M. Highlands, J. Jupina, C. Acrie, J Smolenski, R. Brean. Row Three: R. Bresnan, J. William- son, G. Valesky, B. Brust, B. Lavelle B. Blockovich, G. Naples, J. Tillman Mr. Churchman. THURSDAY SQUARE DANCE CLUB Row One: N. Dunlap, J. Calderone C. Hartman, D. Carper, J. Hudson P. Emerick, V. Fontana, R. Gray. Row Two: I. Carper, T. DeDiana, S Elliot, J. Crencenzo, M. Mikosky, J DeNunzio, J. Mull, S. Bush, V. Barn es, J. Clayton, D. Antoniak, D. Caro selli, B. Church. Row Three: L. Ferrara, P. D'Antoni L. Eakin, R. Curtiofzi, B. Blockovich l.. DelBene, K. Byerly, B. Brean, J De-Caro. 1 1 TRAINED US WELL TO BE LEADERS OF TOMORROW Displaying the Keystone of the National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-The newest addition to J.H,S. is the Jayhawk Chapter of the National Honor Society. Member- ship is based on character, scholarship, leadership and service. This is a very worthwhile society and we are proud to welcome it to our school. THURSDAY SQUARE DANCE CLUB- Prom- enade all and dosey-doe are familiar tig- ures Mr, Albright calls to this club. Open to freshman and sophomores, only. They have fun and learn to dance and are given poise and selt-confidence which is essential for good dancing. BOYS GYM CLUB-Are you interested in sports? It you are, the Boys Gym Club, un- der the capable direction ot Mr. Churchman, is the club tor you. Members of this club participate in many different sports such as basketball, softball, and many others. SAFETY PATROL-Without the help of this student, crossing the street between classes would really be dangerous. No matter what the weather may be, he never fails on the fob. The safety patrol is another example ot student co-operation securing safety. Do-Re-Mi I III Jam Session ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS ENTERTAINED US WITH THEIR BEAUTIFUL MUSIC ORCHESTRA-Each day, seventh period brings forth mellow strains of music from the J. H. S. Orchestra practice sessions. Every student eagerly avvaits the fine as- semblies put on by this energetic group of talented classmates. At Christmas time the orchestra joined the chorus and dramatic department and performed the annual Christmas Pageant. Each year several of these aspiring musicians are selected to take part in the District County Orchestra Festival. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Lodzsun, the orchestra can be counted on to play their best, whether it's classical music or jazz. Their busy year is rounded out when they perform for the Baccalaure- ate and Commencement exercises. CHORUS-Any boy or girl, be they fresh- men or senior, can become a member of the J. l-l. S. Chorus. Each day during tifth period they can be heard practicing to per- fect the blending of their voices. The fine music and harmony that this hard-working group contributes to our assemblies, has really been appreciated by the student body. With Mr, Lodzsun as their director, the chorus ioins with the orchestra and dramatic department to present their annual assembly, the Christmas Pageant. For the chorus, too, the last appearances of the year are Baccalaureate and Commencement, lt is here that the senior members bid fare- well tothe chorus. X 1 as , , '41 x '-Vx 'X QQ , effigsa I g g ? , ,V If , , . ' , , , 2 z 4 I if ti fm mf 2, Wu tr Q 3m',, , ' . A ' Q f t A-.8 Q . I - s ' 1 gif - 'r' X. LX X xt nf., x , X K , ff' A , , Fr E iv 1 3 3 3 3 V A 1 wp 4 'f 'T --our 4 .7 9 ,, 1 XX fx 32'-4, ,. fa -.f '.. fy M fi I QQ. if , I je X 5 s Y' A- ,. , .MQ A ' 'f 3- ' ,.,,V KK ' 3? . w,'.,Q- , , 4 'W' ,ff ? RO, , 9 '. 5 4 'sa Nylxjvl' , I-.Mx ' .u ' w t' .fA. 'V 1 K 1 . . ,f',fw'5w iwwu Q ,Ziff M hw 'v w if i rw f . , ,af In ' 1?f.f7' f Q , ' ' f'w,sff yy , ,jf32,',,, -f if W Mffi t , f N f'Q'.'-r esp M s lg-'-ff, x . A ,Q .4 'gibcgjl alisx' ' A ft O fa 4 I ? X Wana' g BROUGHT US LOTS OF THRILLS AND HEARTBREAKS Somebody grab that BALL! Row One: P. Grifana, F. DelGross, J. Samide, B. Brown, R. Constantine, D. Falelto, B. Painter, B. Ghrist, P. Schell, Mr Baughrnan. Row Two: B. Brasco, B. Burrell, D. Turney, D. Garrick, B. Peoples, D. Bresnan, D. Musiak, B. Gardner, D Burrell, J. Blanseft, Mr. Amann. Row Three: J. Dobrinick, Nl. Sandson, D. Hoak, J. Jacobelli, W. Tucci, J. Few, L D'Emilio, R. Maloberfi, B. Copeland, R. Brean, Mr. Barnes. Row Four: J. Burzio, W. Hampton, B. Lavelle, F. Deluzio, G Miller, B. Brus1, G. Valesky, P. Pienody, P. McCleery, B. Menz, A. Frendy. VARSITY FOOTBALL-As the last strains of the Star Spangled Banner die away, there arises a roar from the stands as the Jean- nette Jayhawks iog onto the field. The cheerleaders lead the Welcome cheer marking the opening of the l955 football season. ln the opener, the Jays had it all the way with an easy win of 18-O over a well-trim- med Crafton eleven. On the night of September 16, the Jays took a more challengable game from Schenley by the score of 27-14. Deciding the decisive play The Creekers of Turtle Creek dampened Jeannette's hopes for title championship by the score of 12-O. lt was a hard fought game, but still there was hope for a near perfect season. September 30 found the Jays dropping an- other close one to a high-spirited Connells- ville team. It was a tough battle that proved a point, we had a good defensive set-Up. On October 7, Jeannette fell back into the winning groove by defeating Latrobe by the score of lf?-O. Alfie gi Fx nr ,.,..,- .. BOB COPELAND WES HAMPTON 88 1 Z... J ,-5 v Q . 4 '-5 , A 1 , .13-. 'Hy 12,1 fi , , , ,, A, ,, AW., 'f ' -Mnwafip 1 , ,.k,,,., ,W ,W , ,, 4. , . v:..v-mfg' yMl M MM BELL ERASCU l-LEX FRENDY DEL BUQQELL BLLL MENZ SAN MUSE!-K BGB BRUSY GEOFPGE WQLESKY B LL SAQDNEP PLQL 9 ENGL' Um ' CARRIED THE BALL FOR THOSE WINNING TOUCHDOWNS VARSITY SCORES Opp. Jnt. Crafton 0 I8 Schenley I4 27 Turtle Creek I2 O Connellsville I3 0 Latrobe O I9 North Huntingdon I3 25 Munhall 6 20 Wilkinsburg 20 0 Greensburg 7 O Our next foe, North Huntingdon, came and left on the night of October 14, with Jean- nette winning thumbs down 25-13. Then the Jays traveled to meet our indirect, determined rival, Munhall. It was a good game, with the Jays coming out on top with a 20-6 victory. October 28 found the Jays traveling on a highly effective record of 5 wins and 2 losses, to meet a fairly organized ball club, the Wilkinsburg Indians. This iust wasn't Jeannette's night as the Indians scalped the Jays 20-O. In the traditional closing game of the seas- on, the local eleven went down in defeat 7-O to a highly-spirited Greensburg team. It was a bitter defensive game all the way and wasn't over until the final gun sounded marking a 5-4 season for the Jays. Charging the dummy Run! Bill, Run! umm? THE GRIDIRON STARS OF TOMORROW Row One: C. Acrie, R. lckes, R. Stull, J. Rumain, K. Byerly, B. Love, B. Null. Row Two: J. Larch, J. Wolfe, E. Chishko J. Weston, J. Smolenski, C. Evans, R. Amendola, J. Stark, J. Esway, Row Three: R. Dinsmore, J. Torris, T. Kurpieski T Miller, A. Stough, N. Pecoraro, E. Tatarek, D. Barberio, Mr. Moss. JUNIOR WPIAL FOOTBALL SCORES Sewickley Twp. Munhall O l3 North Huntingdon O 31 Latrobe O 40 I Greensburg T3 25 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Opp. Jnt. Sewickley Twp, O I4 Latrobe 32 7 Kiski 21 7 I Greensburg 7 O Harrolds 7 27 90 Opp. Jnt. 7 20 JUNIOR WPIAL-Under the skillful training of Mr. Moss, the Junior WPIAL pulled an amazing record of 5 wins, no ties, and no defeats. Trouncing all their opponents by large margins, the Jays clos- est game was with Greensburg, 25 - l3. JUNIOR VARSITY-Under strict competition and playing with teams ot great experience, the Jun- ior Varsity, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Baughman, dropped all but 2 of their 5 game series. With high hopes and more experience, the Jays hope to make up for lost time when the T956 campaign rolls around. 'N wwf' Row One: S. Rosenberg, K. Madrick, J. Tabone, C. MiIIer,C. Stawicki, V. Youngbauer, M. DeMark. Row Two: T. Del- Bene Row Three J. Scalzitti, T. Maturo, J. Simmers. VIGOROUSLY CHEERED THE TEAM ON, RAIN OR SHINE A combination of pep, vim, and vigor, describes our cheering squad. Led by their vivacious cap- tain, Carol Miller, the squad was composed of juniors and sophomores. Our cheerleaders promoted school spirit in rain or shine, in mild weather or freezing tempera- he tures. When these twelve rolled on the field in their uniforms of red and blue, the entire field seemed to ring with enthusiasm and a strong feeling of invincibility. It cannot be denied that our cheerleaders spurred our team on to victory and made our sports season one which was a comparative success. 91 Fight for it, Smo! Contradictory to everyone's predictions, the Jay- hawks ended in a dead heat race for top honors. With a fair pre-season record of wins over Penn Joint, 64-48, Schenley, 66-45, and losses to Penn Township, 80-60, Wilmerding, 58-48, Scott, 54- 42, Turtle Creek, 71-63, the Jayhawks soared in- to first place with eight consecutive wins. Travel- ing with high spirits, they lost their first game of the regular season, 67-52 to Uniontown. In the next games, the Jayhawks made up for the agonizing loss with four gainful wins over cwdetfczid WE ARE PROUD OF THEIR PAST SEASONS RECORD Greensburg, 55-37, Latrobe, 6l-47, North Hunt- ingdon, 58-47, Connellsville, 58-44, before los- ing tough games to Uniontown, 77-61, and Greensburg, 70-62. The tournament proved that the Jayhawks could fight down to the last minute. The games are as follows: ODP- JOT- Penn Joint 35 46 Ramsey 38 42 Ligonier 39 68 Latrobe 63 53 Row One: D. Hoak, B. Stehney, G. Naples, E. Malinoski. Row Two: Mr. Churchrnan, Coach, C. Smo- nski J. Williamson, B. Pharaoh, B. Lavelle, G. Valesky. GEORGE VALESKY BOB PHARAOH CHESTER SMOLENSKI JACK WILLIAMSON VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Penn Joint Penn Twp. Schenley Wilmerding Scott Turtle Creek Sewickley Twp. Youngwood Swissvale Rankin Latrobe North Huntingdon Connellsville Youngwood Uniontown Greensburg Latrobe North Huntingdon Connellsville Uniontown Greensburg Opp. 48 80 45 58 54 71 55 45 52 42 61 60 44 64 67 37 47 47 44 77 70 Jnt. 64 60 66 48 42 63 55 69 72 55 64 63 57 73 52 55 61 58 5a 51 I 62 I JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Opp. Jn Penn Twp. 17 33 Scott 32 31 Penn High 52 28 Wilmerding 51 50 Turtle Creek 50 20 Sewickley 39 33 Youngwood 31 34 Swissvale 52 66 Rankin 42 49 Latrobe 54 42 North Huntingdon 34 54 Connellsville 37 43 Youngwood 30 52 Uniontown 39 27 Greensburg 44 38 Latrobe 57 32 North Huntingdon 29 45 Connellsville 36 43 Uniontown 40 33 Greensburg 40 33 ' 2 HEADLINERS OF THE FUTURE JR. WPIAL BASKETBALL SCORES Opp. Jnt North Huntingdon I7 43 Greensburg 311 36 Penn High IQ 3l South I-lurvingdon 21 42 Latrobe 42 52 Sewiclcley I9 51 Irwin 25 36 North Huntingdon 23 45 Greensburg 42 30 Penn High 28 49 South Huntingdon 27 AA Latrobe 34 30 Sewiclcley 33 56 Irwin 40 45 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Jupina, M. Caper. obelli, D. Shirer, G. Naples. J R. WPIAL BASKETBALL Row One: T. Sutty, B. Null, E. Di Bridge, F. D'Orazio, B. Eowrnan, B Haun, D. Mash. Row Two: J. Larch, D. Williamson D. Giaquinto, R. Stull, J. Wolfe, B Torris, R. Ickes, M. Highlands. Row Three: Mr. Robino, J. Snwolenslci N. Pecoraro, C. Acrie, B. Bloclcovich A. Stough, M, Masucci, D. Dublino, T Miller. JUNIOR VARSITY-The Jeannette High Junior Varsity started out slow, but made up for that toward the climax ot the season. Under the vigilant eye ot Mr. Baughman, the JV's steadily progressed to a fine, well co-ordinated team. They settled with a IO-IO record. JUNIOR WPIAL-The Junior WPIAL squad, under the capable coaching ot Joseph Robino, had one of their most enjoyable years with I2 wins to 2 losses. A very alert tearn, the little Jays rnade up for their lack in height. With more teams like this, J.H.S. can look torward to some expert shownwanship in the near future. Row One: R. Brean, E. S'ehney, J. Row Two: Mr. Baughrnan, J. Jac WRESTLING TEAM Row One: H. Srinebiser, D. Gress, T Redisli, D. Garriclc, K, Heffvig P Skrgic, R. Sylvester. Row Two: R. Clayton, W. Brasro, W Burrell, W. Hampton, C. Evans, P Brewer, D. Torrey, P. Guy, Mr Baughman. GOLF Row One: F. Piasefzl-xi, G. Confi, R Scorci, L. Iclces, J, Szwci, T. Gasd T. Taylor, C. Highlands. Row Two: R. Kirchner, B. Good, V Pecoraro, R. Kepfer, VV. Caplan, E Potanko, J. Scalzetfi, Mr. Polk. TRACK Row One: J. Essway, B. Love, J Welshons, P. Guy, S, Chishko, J Wolfe, P. Skrgic, J. Larch, J. Torris E. Tatarek, G Evans, T. Redish. Row Two: J. Blansetf, M. Falenchiak B. Ghrisf, T. Domin, P. McCleery, F Delozio, G. Valeslay, P. Pienody, J Jacobeili, Bob Lavelle, J. Dobrinick. L. Neal. Row Three: Mr. Amann, R. Stull, D Pefrilla, P. Grifana, B. Brown, D Turney, B. Guidone, A. Frendy, N Sandson, M. Barberio, D. Falefro D Giaquinto, B. McPe-ak, R. Roberts 'Ar Barnes. Row Four: F Rubenslein, D. Garrizk M Highlands, R. Brean. P. Bresnan L. D'Emilio, R. Craig, B. Men' B Peoples, P Schell, R. Maggl, J Sinolenski, L. likes gg 1-my I ffl 'Y J pw 'mf PA X eh' gl 'Wm-fb, 1 ,155 '44 . r . Y. ... , an . :J MT? , x ,- ., .GA 1. :typ K M: an 'V ,X 4. f-fx I A I. -- In 1 ,.' V rw 5 1. 4 ,W KM! fzsctczfa The help of all and thank those who gave assistance so that this book may refresh ITl6Ill0l'lQS III y03l'S to COIHC 719111711601 Photographers I ozers Moral Support CAPITOL ENGR AY ING CO Donald L Young COLAO STI DIO Daud Agate S lx SMITH CO Ralphlx Benz Xdmlnlstratlon laeultx and Student Body for thelr patlenee and under tandln Cqcltrszftasii r 5 O l U Printing . . .... THE KELLY PRESS. 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A ...... , , V ' S , g. f Patromze Home Industrles It Pays Amerlcan Flint Cla Workers Lmon of N -X Branch 54 American Fllllt Cla s Workers Lmon of N X Branch Amerlcan Fllllf Glass Workers Lmon of N A Branch 86 Amerrcan Flmt Glass Workers American Fllllt Class Workers Lmon of North AIIICFICH No 33.9 American Fllllf Glass Workers Umon of N -X Branch 334 Amerlcan Flmt Glass Workers Umon of N A Branch D30 Amerlcan Flmt Glass Workers Umon ol N A Branch 590 Federatxon of Glass Ceramlc and Srllca Sand Workers local 127 General Teamsters Local No 30 lnt Brotherhood of Teamsters Chaufleurs Warehousemen and Helpers of America Bartenders Int League Local No 854 Hotel and Restaurant Workers Alllance of Amerlca 'Vlouon Picture Operator- l -X 'l N l Local 261 Walflffx WA5N1'bIXl PI95lll6IIl RUBP IJ H HJ UA N I Presulenl I fR0l l PP UPLFS Secrelaly CLARENCE MANSFIELD Treasurer l RL Sl EES 4RlHIl ll'Il SUN lruslee IPON FHIRRODX Trustee lIlCH4l'l Al lx1'b7l Yrustee X fre Ylllll u and enlightened peope mut know well the rent prlnuples and cause on wshlch thelr happlne depend fan ea llorroe CENTRAL TRADES COUNCIL J EANNETFE PENNA The Umon Label 'lleans A Product Nlade Lnder Wholesome Work Conditions Wa e SUHICICHI To 'Vfamtam An American Standard Of Lnxn and Reasonable Hours Of Emplowment Green bur Jeannette Ts po graplm al Lmon Local No 66? lournexmen Barber Lmon of XIIICTICB local No 383 -lmellcan l'l1nt Glass Workers Lnlon ofN A No 105 Local No 1140 I reensbur Nlusxcal Society lNo 339 laundry Workers International Lmon Local No Ill Federatlon of Class Ceramlc and qlllC3 Sand W orkers Local 21 qtate County and Munclpal Workers A F L 1243 Lmted Rubber Workers of Amenca Local 22 Utnhty Workers Umon Cas Workers Local No 12124 Lnlted Steel W orkers of Amerlca Local No 2380 Insurance -Xcent International lmon Local No ol Organized Labor Supports Education 98 C I ! - I I , ' ' 1 ss ' . 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Ol R JOURET'S .I8zMMARKET ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Pwdlwe - Quality M0028 - Gf0CefieS TELEVISION 4- and FURNITURE x. FIRST a Hfxlamsox JEANNETTE, PA. 220 S. FOURTH ST. PHONE LA 3-5578 PHONES La CS-5-130 and La 15-5-139 FOSTER P STEINER E F H0 RN Successor To NILRREIL a d BAUGHMAN Al'71lSlT0llg Flooring KliChenS W ll nd P S l Wholesale Jewelers a paper a amt upp les N 104 CIAY MILNUF JEANNETTE PA IH! HI If Of IRFEIVVC CARDS PHONR LA 32721 210 CLAY AVENUE JEANINETTE PA R 8: M FEED SL SUPPLY C0 It pavs to walk a half block to FEED and SUPPLIES FRESH EGGS S Your F rlendly Store 360 N FIRSI S1 REEI C H RUPP Pm? Phone La 3 6563 210 712 S Fourth St La 79931 Perfettl s Shoe Rebullders Jeannette Concrete Block C0 1 PERFLFTI Prop me I ualltv Bulldlng Blocks INI 1513113 H4LF SOLING an 1010 HARRISON ANI JP XNNP VIL PX 120 S THIRD SI PHONE LA 3 5007 L Nlll 11 OID P097 OFFICE ' 5 I C . A J n ,S T ' f f A J . H 4 1 A , . , , . ' ' 1 , . C I . 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R OIT N HOIIP f I .J 'W CHARLES DUBERNECK GEORGE W UHRIN L mon Barber qhop L Al SPSOPJRILOFA HRW IR ILANNFTTF II INI lk 15 IIXNSI' 0 5 WILLIAM R FETTER P unvml Home ,Ifannf ttff I fnn xlx anna LARCH S MARKET VOIPIIPS 0 Ilents 0 Iroflure Dau v I roflmt 7 IUN NI' I XXII NI JI P uf 0 PI X NIO CENTRAL SERVICE STATION 71 I'10lll 5011110 Flrt fholve Ised lm Phone 1.1 3 A031 Jffalxllette Pa. TAYLCDR S THE QTORP POR XOI NF NIEN X N D WILN WHO TT AVI FU STAT XOI NF f'011gmtuIf1t1ons to the I law of T906 IO3 I N Q Rf-al Ilstalv ' - . , 0 Appraisals I . ' 1 I ff fl! kg-JI Z, I 0 Insurance fif n fgi.. if q OC. .:,: ' '. .. f V L gh ' 0 IIIIIUSITIHI TT :m N. E fr mfr Q cuss UI-' I020 Q I 7 ' ,KE 3 3 57 ffongralulnfions l r0n1 frvr' I,PlI.1'I'l',Y I 0 ' '38 TO CLASS F 'ffm , - li - -1- .- ' - 1 I l 1 J ' ' S 131. IIIX IS II LI'I'I' .IIQX IWIRII. I'A. -' 1 , ,1 34' ' ' , - , . ..-. . IIIO , I,X. .I-.IIZI INDIE LI I 'fm fg PTH i O L I ' v 1 l' .T . L - O L, . 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STORI NI-XRLITL Vs AI L III L S ACCESSORIES PORT LR CABLE POW LR TOOL ACNII QL XI III HOLNE P-UNT Phone La 3 601 4 Lumber and DIlllSSOI'h Hardware and Supplles Q12 South Fourth Nireet Below H1 h School JEANINETTE SHADE AND NOVELTY CO THOMAS lx FROCR Pres MANUFAITURERS OF FINE FIASSWARE Jeannette Pennsw lx anla Congmtulmons KARL S SHOE STORE A ames to Remember U 1r0MEm Q SHOEs Best Wlshes From RLD c R0ss woes am NTFP Nnor TROILINC SHOES CHILDRFN Q SHOES S IJLNTER BROYQPLW S QHOFDROBIN HOOD FI ORSHFINI SHOP S ROBLLI- SHOP S 12 IOXY RI XY ENLF PHONE I -X 3 2011 Home 0 Brown Bllllf Foam ear x18 CLAH AIENUI .IEAXNITTE PA M A N S 0 N S SHERMAN w MASON Ieueleu and Optometrlsts F U xg E R A L H O M E EVSHIOIISIIGII 1931 N FIRST STRFLT JENNNEIITE PA 306 CLAY AVENUE NI I X 4 1 N , A . N, '. - .,, , -,, .., U ' . 4 , L . 1 .3 L , I ' A' EI ' -' f- f- 1 4 fw- 1- . . . 1 4 . n or I A.. . ' J i. Q - A ' Y YN' V W A 1, 4 A 4 'xf A . . . - w - gy I. ' 3 ? , - , ,, Q Y. ' ' - . . 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PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION Ilanufacturers Of PLX9TICb bPO'Nl L RI BBER 8 XTHLETIC I OODS JEANNLTTE PENNbYLN ANIA AHa5,f6,iWq,imi,S C T MYERS JR Insurance rn all ztw Branches 'IIYERS H45 IT' Ilen Ls and Boy 5 Outfitters IHIRD TIRH I IIAWVI-T'I'F PA XF I X I XNNII II YLN I NIR! MODERN SHOE REPAIR CRFDIT JW FIFR5 II hlle Iou I1 alt 5011100 II 0 ue Top I alue Stamp fountx Ieadln JPHPIPI XI I III FII IP XNNITTI IOLL-U XXINII JIXNNLITE PX Nl 01 NIXIN TRIPI' IIWIN P4 F' I ' Q I J ' ' I , Q ' ' ' ' 0 0 Q Q nrr-ARIMENI stuns. 7 I I I f 66 1 V Ju 3 'l'r3 t :xt E fpmixs 1 H5 if 3 3 PHOQ. .I ::.:: Il VIH I IIlIx I I' XXII IDI-1I,IXI-QR 9 E G E R S Y' g' ' I S 5 ,I .RS , I ,Lf ' 'S PHO I IA 35-04331 Ill S. FIV 5' ICIIT ' ' Q I 5 I . I s if Rl Q V I. : SXXI SXLXNIII f. 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LANDIS, PROPS. - E fzcient Prescription Servlce -- 317 Clav Avenue - 4th Street - Jeannette, P PHONE LA 3-5631 KFYSTONE SUPPLY COMPANY LL UBER 4ND BLIIDER5 bl I PIIES PHONE LA 3 .3400 Clax Axenue Exten lon Jeannette Pennswls anla Where Your Home Begum Z1 J h P l L 0 n au evmson Moyer Prlntlng Company Dlstmctlloe I1 mtm I'1r t Jeannette Bank 8 T111 t Bldg 500 South Fomth Sheet Jeannette P THE EWS DI P TCH A Iue Dnllw Nez: papm ln an 411191111111 Workshop berlin more than 9 000 FIIIIIIIIPS o the Jeannette lrum Dlstrlct Published bw JEANNETTE Pl BLISHING C0 UNC Jeannette Penn xlw 31113 J 4 F , ' 5' 1 ' J K' ' J 1 ' L ,' 5 l ' . ' rv. Jw 7 Phom- L.-Kfayette I5-3' rl RE.4L ESTATE and INSURANCE b B U 0 H .' ' , g , a. - '6 I'. ',.AY .S . J A -.1 ' -.S -5 N g . . ' ' K. f - if J -v ., ' . . 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Retall Stole QW? 108 Hun on he A cvfo Hand Rolled and Hand Dzppefl fvhocolates PHONE LA 'S 'Slwl .IEANNETTE PA DRENGWITZ You can get all llmda 0 100 mg and urnac e supplles at our store Cornex Claw -Xvenue Sc Sf-fond Stxeet Jeannette Pa PHONE L-X 3 7261 Sen mg this I Olllflllllllly or ole: a half lentury I ONIPLINIENTS UI WESTMOREL CONSTRUCTIO CO Huff Avenue South Greensburg, Pa. Office Phone 4700 ROOFING - SHEET METAL WORK - HEATING G- ..' J ' . . I G, 0 THATCHER GLASS MANUF MTURING COMPANI INC McKEE DIVISION FbT4BIIbHP D 18 3 MAKERS OF THE XIORIUS NIOST COMPLETE ELASHAKE JFANNFTTE PEL NSYLVANIA I 7 4 1 as I W . J ' 1' 5K re LINE OF CLASS COOKING WARE I A A I g T OLLIL PAINTERS 11 OBI L P-UNTER '15 ssnvacs SER! ICI 0 Th ISI 0 Bm-If MEET lou: Old and Mm Frzends at 221 SOUTH FOURTH STREET PHONE L4 3 9161 LOCAL UNION NO 30 TEAMSTERS CH AFF EL ERS WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS 319 Bulhtt Aw enue Jeannette Pa 120 PHONE LA 3 5021 I - A ,. ll Y 7 , p -- X , Q.. , 5 . I 2 X. irc . 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V we NEW 4 Carbonated Beverages OAKFORD PARK POOL Su lm and Enjoy food Health hd -Xlll0lldlLl Prop Khl IXSBLW lx JEXYNETTE PA fon lllflllfltlllll the llls Q' BOWL A RENA ma Rl:hhRX wmv 1 How 1 x . llll 12 MODERN LANES ANTHONY F VARINE IZVSIR4VL PLl.5 SERVHE 115 Lawn M enue Jeannette Pa PHONE I X 3 S110 'dl J N, f f fi' P u fl J 14 .fe 1-I 57 ,.,,., L o o. ' I 99 v I .- , . .,,, W , , A L I. u ,T g.L , -. I g' ' sto I :ISS of'5x - ' W Y!! ' 'I , 'W 1- A 0 Q Y . ,W . Q f , ,. .-I YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER PHONE MUSEUM 2 7576 5519 Walnut Street Shady Sld6 PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 10 U D I, If C K CLASS UF 19.5 THE JEANWETPE GLASS CUNIPAYX 'Hanufacturers 0 I Iassume Suuf 1898 lF4NNFTlP IPNNSYII 4NI4 CITY OFFICE SUPPLY Tm mul Nozeltzf Next dom lm fyhlllllll Mu ue ONL 1 SPRUCEBANK UND HELZFL CO QHEET NIIL1 U WORK HF XTIV XND ROOFINF NI' L X 11 Uagee and South Fourth Street Jeannette Pa X r N , r L L L LIZ , 4 flepemluble snurre for all Uffire Equipment. Uffif'vS11pp1ies mul .N-0l'l'l'0SS Curtis js A ' ' Us f J ' 1 -' 'a 607 Clay e 1 1 PH LX-3-1171 Y 4 4 J ' 0 - , 'e 7. If e 'ff PHOA v I f T- Tl 1 ' , , ARLINGTON SHOE REP AIR IU HH H0110 PROP Erpert If olltmanshlp -111 If OIA Cuaranteed 35 N IN11 tSt PIIOIIPI 1 3 4001 CARL E SUNDER CENERAL INSIRANCE 1 F11 t B ink K T111 t Blllldlll PHONE I A 3 mI1I X wo XX 214 South Fourth Street Ieannette 7 neat Store 111 2 FIPHI CIUCSI HWIQ ozwms 4 N A IPANXI-IVII IX West End Bullders Supply Yeltlfied Blllldlllg Uaterzals ITH 'I' 8 bASIxII,I AXE IF.-XNNFTTP I-Xfa ette 36 I Phone I a 3 2301 Hess Cash Feed Servlce Seed 0 Carden 51111111168 C Feed 0 1 H gh S h li 305 South Fourth St Jeannette Pa Suze Re ruzerator Space IT :th The Fmest Bottle of 'Ullk You can Bug ARLINGTON DAIRY PRODUCTS Phonf I 1 5 IOII IPIIIIIIIIC P LAWSON S SHOE STORE Shoes for the entue Fnmlly HIGH STX LES POPI LAR PRICED JI XXXITIL .L A A , .S 11' J ' , . . I . 1 1' I ,I I . -I 4 afnf, K 207 s z S g . I 1 0 ,, 4 -4 v N W -. 1 ,I -. -1 1. ., S I J' 1. I . new b N . , box ncrlb CLAVCX EVEN ww - 9 y 90 'fffr-.PLTH ,Q ix io CLA ,T TTH ff A Q. , Q Q. '.-. 203 MAPLE AX II. - - GIIHHNSBLRG. PA. I 6 , .. . . X . .. S. s Q S ' Q .4 Q , . NY . g - PA iacrossfrn 1 coo! Phone .. 5' .- 87 1 - ' ff, 9 sc -A. - ,99 ' 519 CI..-XY .-U H. lf f 1 H ' 1 ,1 f-- . , 1 x . 3. Z E O L I ' S IEWEIRY 4WD RFIIFIOIS ITEIIS 112 S Flftll Sueet Jeannette Pa U N I 9 L IWTHER SERVICE ATLAS Calbuletox I llll10ll Blake SCISICC 1 Batterle Mces ones LI BRIC-KTION 703 HHIIISOII Xsenue Jeannette Pa Phone LX 3 2181 CITY LUIVIBER C0 The Builders Headquarfers ff-5' ' X M' A YOUR OWN RFAL SECURITY 4 HOVE OF YOUR OWN' Phone LX '3 103 on IA 3.3038 Wayfarer Street Jeannette P GLASS CITY DRUG Jennutte Pa NALEYS DRUG xlullltll Pa NICK S CONFECTIONERY 103 South Setonal 511691 Jeannette Penn slx ann f' , 1 , C, 1 'g I . 7 ,, . PH fi 1,13-I-T51 I . . .,-,, - .. vffivsi .. 'iq , e .- U ' ' ' ..' - 4 , - -' 1 I L 0 z - . 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N H HRT x Glenn E B E 55 2? .2 x F som Je nette 3555, Caupfete Vnsuraxce .Serwu Class of 26 PHONE Li 3 6361 Ice Cream SPGCMIILSZS TAYLOR S CONFECTIONARY at the Second Street Brldge MAC S AUTO SPORTS STORE 20 ULU MPNLF JP AYNETTF PH 'NI X 8161 9 I l i 1 -1 1 7 v Y X 1 . 'H' rr IT Q A .T ' I ' . .. o 1 I V . W. I J WLT.. is T7 1. 1. v: T J: 7, ', ,f ..,. ff 111 H3 South Third Sree! Harrison City. Perma. Pllum' l,Afayvltv I5-09ll Phmw Plum-er I-ZOOI 9 nu ' , i'i l 4 ,l-ff, my X gm . Ax K I T ' f .W I ,Ni fc fr if 4, 217 'fl -X Nome: - Vulnt Celia' 1 Lngugr, llfa ' as I X Oiviriuniliu ' , a. N 9. ' 5' . .- K. Q, '. '. 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Pal. HID 5. SIXTT FTIlIflf'l' L . , SHRUM S DAIRY PLATO ARCHER SHEET HFTAI WORK THE BEST IV DURY FOODS 213 L1 hth Stu-mt .leanlnette la JEANNETTE S BEST STORE T X B I H L I 'I' 1 0 . , , C6 A, 99 t U . 3.0. xv . A- I Q , PHONE LA 3-3131 JEANNETTE phone IA 3,4101 , , I ES - .IS 'Xl 1383 132 DRACHS DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRI F STORE BIOIOZICCII und Dru Sundrlee Headquarters for Accurate and Dependable Service PHONE I X 3 9961 404 CLAX XVENUE ' on lflfUIflfl0llS to the l law 0 1916 IRUNI THI3 I' RIILNDI X PEOPLES UNION BANK GLASS CITY OFFICE Jeannette Penn xlx anla Niember Federal Depoelt Inaurance Corporatlon Wlemher Fedelal Re else Ss te 111 ' T 1 ,I U L C' K . I . 1. 'J .. - V ' Y - 4 . . I . -. . : 7 . . 1 - . w A ' Svcs' The Kelly Press Printers Llthographers 315 317 S MAIN ST PHONES 405 4576 THIS BOOK A PRODU T FROM OUR PRESSES -1 O I GREENSBURG, PA. SQL L 1-L79 'Z L72 S 1956 .IAYHAWK ADVERTISERS Al'1161C8l'1 Xylndoyy Glass Company Archtr Plato Arlmgton Da1ry Products Arllngton Shoe Repalr Arlmgton Super SEYVICC August Serylce Statlon Blrk Funeral Home Boyyl A Rena Bushyager Sz Droutz Bye s Dry Cleanmg Caplan Iron Sz Steel Central Serylce Statlon Central Trades Cou'1c1l ChlCk1OS Serylce Statlon Clty Lumber C1ty Of1'1C6 Supply Colao Studlo Crystal Confectlonary Daughertys Drug Store Davantl Anthony T Decoster Bros Dxehl Glenn H Doberneck Charles Drachs Drug Store Drengwltz Dublmo s Daxry Bar Duncan Hardware Eckerts Egers F1l1ott Company Emb s Euyyers Truly Excell Glass Company Famous The Felders Ferrls Bulck Fetter Funeral Home Fxrst Jeannette Bank Franks Dalry Store General Tlre Sz Rubber Co G1llesp1e s Glass C1ty Drug Glass Clty Shoe Rebu1lders Gongayyare H J Sz Sons Gross Ben Hess Cash Feed SGFVICG Herbold s Bakery Horn E I' Hovy ard Gasolme Sz O11 Co Hummell Brothers Hummell Harry V1 Isaly s Dalrv Company Jeannette Concrete Block Jeanette Coach Lmes Jeannette Dry Cleanmg Jeannette Ford Sales Jeannette Glass Company Jeannette I-Iardyyare Co Jeannette Lumber Co J Sz M Market Jeannette Neyys Dlspatch Jeannette Shade St Noyelty Joe VK orkmans Jourets Journal The Kaxl s Shoe Store Katz Clothmg Store Ixealey s Drug Store Kecks Bottlmg Co Kelly Press Keystone Supply C0 Ixohls Drug Sto e L2lflC11S Sunoco Larchs Market Layyson s Shoe Store Layyther Esso SCFXICE Leonard Shoe Repalrlng Levms Leylnson J P Llncoln Coach Lmes Local Unlon No 30 Longos Market Lous Serylce Statlon Loyyry Floorlng 'ylacs Auto Manson s Jeyyelry Store Martin Glenn G Jr Mash Dan Masclantonlo Carmen Mason Sherman W Mxller Sz Vkhltlatch 111111516111 J H Vlodel Cleamng Sz Laundr Mostl Accordlon Studlo Modern Shoe Repalr Moyer Prmtmg Co Murphys Myers C T Nancy Shop Neyy Oakford Park Pool Nlck s Confectlonary OConnelI T F Sz Son Olympla The 0ll1e Palnter Peach Martha Peggy Jane Candy Penney J C Co Pennsylvanla Lumber Co Perfettl s Shoe Repalr Shop Ratner s Redllch s R Sz M Feed Sz Supply Co Robertson Motor Freight Roccos SGFVICG Statlon Sellers State Farm Insurance Co Steyyarts Arllngton Grllle St Vmcent College Shrader Lalrd Shrum s Dalry South Slde Barber Sprucebank Sz Helzel Stelner Foster P Sunder Carl E Tagge J C Sz Son Taylor s Taylors Confectlonary Thatcher Glass Mfg Co Top Laundrv Sz Cleaner s Inc Uhrln George Unlted Rubber Workers N0 22 U bam s Pharmacy Varme Anthony Vonada s 11111510 yyalyyorth Company Inc V1 emers Fashxon Center 11 erblm Q West End Bullders Supply XX estmo eland Construction X1 estmoreland Glass Co 711811111 Brothers Zanarlnl Dan and Ed Z 011 Jeyyelry HC A L - ' - V 105 ' , , 132 ' . , .. - ' I- 126 z '. 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