Lincoln High School - Rodis Yearbook (Midland, PA)
- Class of 1956
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He has been teaching in our school for nearly twenty-five years. h Mr. Lamberson was born in Climer, Penn- sylvania. After graduating from high school, he attended Indiana State Teachers College, where he earned three letters for participating in sports. He also attended the University of Pittsburgh, Columbia University, and Duke University. He has received his Bachelor of Science degree and his Master of Arts. Mr. Lamberson has been in charge of the Golf Club for the past nine years. In some small way, we would like to ex- press our recognition which he so justly de- serves, therefore we dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Francis O. Lamberson with our deepest and sincerest gratitude for the years of 'service given Lincoln High School. -ss-uk .. - rn., 6 CZ 77?MJ., ' -,P 41 I Q sr A .Q.. Mp , .ZA 1 W . -.- ,,, : Q Dufflm ll J M ,gf Jw l A . 'F fs i Q l Q 9 l ,..r . 1 1 1 ' l Ax tlle' pelgcfs ul Your mlmlrlzxl' ein' turn ull' W0 will Qlnm vnu wllll ll IN ll lpps mcl I llls lu us lll lllf' DElSlDl1Jll I c1ilm'si11Chi0l' If.e11'lns11'u Je-wvll, Micllzwl Bailcm Copy 1-lclilumiw.. , ,M ,JUZIIIII lIHl'llIll'lll l':fl1lOI'l2ll Edirol' ,,,, IJOIIIIQI .Ivan Ylll'UllT1N2lIl Busmvss lXl?lIlElg0l' ,W I 1'z111cis Kovnlvsky l3LlSlIll'SS Iidilm' A, ,,,HUlllllC Lou Smydu Sponsor,,,,,,,,,,,Miss Mary lfIlizz1lwtl1 XVZIQHCI' MT Ifdiior ' ' ' I . Un ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, -Hfuq Blau Busmess bpfmsor ,,,,,,,, Mr. Dennis CE1NllJl6'I' ADMINLS x nVV'wwv EPTENBER 'Wa YNXQUC - NATION - - - FAQULTY HOMEROOMS ' IR C 3 W A fs, LQ ..- s . Ji .- , ff- . ORS R 1, Q:-1 , P in . . 3 I ...Q MISS BICRNIFIC COFFIN Miss Iicrnicc Coffin, soc- Vcfary to both thc Supcrin- tcndcnt of Schools and lo thc School Board, has bccn ei part ol' Midland High School sincc H3411 Shc is very Offi- cicni. plceisanl. und always willing to hclp xvhcn callcfl upon to do so. - ,df E -: ':'9 , W ' AV' :H A -, Dil, RAl.l ll ll. JPIXVlCl,l, DIliICC'I'Ol2S 1:-loc-kxvisem .l. Kzinc, A, liogcrs, H. Pi'csu11i, F, fiihson. S. ltoszi- tonc, .I, iXlUI'l'lSUll, J. I-lzlggm-Vly, If. Suilolctiu lSoIici1oi-1, Supcrintcnflcni of Midland Public Schools, Dr. Ralph H. Jcwcll, czlnic to Lincoln High School in 1935: then in 1942 hc lmcczimc thc Suporin- tendcnt of Public Schools in Micilzinci. Dr. .Icwcll rcccivcd his B. S. in liducation at Pc-nnsylvanizi Statc Uni- vcrsily, his Mzistci' in l':flLlC2lfl0I1 nt thc Univcrsity of Pittsburgh, and lust ye-ai' hc rcccivcd his Doc1oi s Dcgrcc at thc University of Pitishurgh. Dr. Jewell is highly Vccognizcd and Vcspcctcd not only in thc ficlcls ol' cduczition, but zllso in niziny of thc coun1y's civic organizations. Thc School Rozlrcl is sin important part of thc COl1llllllllllj', lt covwns thc opcreitions of thc puhlic school syslcni of Micllzinfl. Our board givcs unstintingly of i1s tinic in scrving thc tzixpziycrs xvcll and providing.: the hcsl facilitics for our' school. MISS HELEN DISDORE Miss Disdore, petite, quiet, efficient and responsible for all school suppliesg often de- eries that long, long walk down to the stockroomf' M It. VVI LBUR DICRLSPIIINTER MRS. ANTONICTTFI Sllt'TlCY Mrs. Antonette Shutey, for- merly Miss Cellini, is our effi- cient secretary to the princi- pal. Mrs. Shutey was grad- uated from Midland High School in 1946. For approximately four years Mrs. Shutey served as office clerk for the superin- tendent. She began working for the principal in March of 'O O this year, and during this short period of time has proved her- self to be an ideal secretary. Mrs. Shutey is an outstand- ing favorite of the students, and as a secretary has been unsur- passable in her duties, Nlr. Dershimer. the Principal of Lincoln High School since April 1, 1952. has been one of our helpful guides from our eighth grade days. We wish to thank him for all of his kindnesses. and for the cooperation he has shown our Class. In return lVlr. Dershimer wishes to say to the rlass of 1956: l 1'o the Class ol' 1956. I extend my congratulations and best wishes. L'lVlany happy and profitable experienees have resulted from your years in our school. lt has been a pleasure to work with you and to assist you in attaining your goal. 'LI trust you will find sueeess and happiness in your future endeavors. Mr Stowitzky- Mr. Raymond Stowitzky is lVIidland High Schoolls new guidance director. He replaced Mr. James Heckler. Mr. Stowitzky has been very cooperative in helping our seniors choose the right school for furthering their education. He has also been helpful in assisting the underclassmen in selecting their courses. Mr. Stowitzky is also the sponsor of the Student Council, and under his sure guidance they have ac- complished much. Mrs Glumac- Mrs. lVIargaret Glumac is our very efficient school nurse. She can usually be found in the nurse's office fixing someone's ailments. Her pretty face makes the pain much easier to bear. Every day she makes her rounds to each school to see that all of the students are well. Without her our school would not be able to run quite so smoothly. Mr Thorne- lVIr. Howard Thorne is our Audio-Visual Aid Di- rector. Without him and his crew our school would not have the opportunity of seeing movies and slides, hear- ing recordings, and making tape recordings. He is also the track Coach and can always be identi- fied at the meets by his crazy hats. CULTY . MON. TUE5. WEIDHDQ THUR . PRL MRS, MARILYN BAZLEY-104 Art MISS IIONORE BELL-A-208 Spanish, English MR. DENNIS CAMBIER---301 Commeiwizil I.z1w,'1'ypiiig, Bookkeeping MR. DANIEL CARLING- 314 Biology MISS ANN CUNNINGHAM-312 Commercial MR. C. LLOYD DEFFENBAUGH- 311 Music MR. GEQRGE FIELDING--'III Cummcrvizil Law, General Business MR. GEORGE HAMILTON I'rrmlJlQms of Dcm00rac'y MR. CHARLES HENDERSON- Forum Band sind Instrumental Music' MISS MIRIAAI HOGUE-W-205 Home Economics MR. RICHARD HOHANW 107 English, Journalism MR. WILLIAM HOKNIAN 108 Svienve MISS CAROLYN KARCIIER Library MR. BEN KAYE-- Art. Rohm Advanced Arts 81 Crafts MR. MELVIN LAING English, Public Speaking A CU LT y jm-was. rfrai. is ' Tiff -Q-:EQ-:Q Q gi Q - Z ' 51 f as QRXQZ-5 ' .xfiigiivf cz- ,.,, - 5 , k ,,+ 9 lifiiif' MR. FRANCIS LAMBERSON 204 History MISS MARJORIE LOVEJOY- 309 English MR. GEORGE MASTROVICII- 303 Science, Muihvmatirs MISS MARY ANN MCGRAW---106 English MR. THOMAS MEESE-211 Civics, History MR. WILLIAM MEYER--206 Mathematics MISS MARIE MILANOVICH-306 Latin, History MR. DALE MORFORD 112 History MR. NORMAN MULAC Machine Shop MISS EUGENIA O'HARA-f-Gym Health, Physical Emlucwiiion MR. EDWARD OLKOWSKI- -201 Geography MR, GEORGE ORDICH Wood Shop MR. JOHN PETCHEL Science MR. JAMES PIETRO Drivers Training, History MR. CHARLES POLCE Drivers Training FA C U L T Y MON, TUES, WED. THURS. FRI. . ,Stiff .fy Q . Q.-wx .,Z. ,N I I , I .A .: 1 M .zzg ' I ,1 A f I 56 II I I ' I Wea ll: e I' 4 A f' IW' .::.. ...-.., F-Q lf' G C-pq, .,- za --- .---- a n J f fdx Cb qj lvlflder N w 4 kffdlfvlen Main auarffffep N Qian Q MISS MARIE PRESUTTI 307 MR. ICITGICNIC SNYDPIR- 2415! MII. XVII.I.lAM XVALTERS 1111 I-Inglish MR. CLYDIC SCOTT--30-'1 Chemistry, Junior' Sc'iem'v MISS MARGARET SEANOR- 2413 Ilfwmv ICr'mmmic's Imiustrizxl Arts MRS. MARY STAUFFICR Mzxlhcmativs M RS. C'umn101'f'iz1l 31211 hm-matics AIR, .IOIIN WILSON-Gym Health, Physivzll Edl.1L'ElIllH1 DOROTHY 'IWEITSCI-II,ICIl IRON MR. 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IM if i. ..-.,- I :..'.,,m-.,.,.,,.,,, 1. i-:gig-' 4 Q u 1, :wasps-Mx, .Q 1. ,, 'Z - .. f N! 5 . skf gg--E 1 ,,.: Ry A 2, up ' 't ': i v J ,L ' A .kg rx 4 1.4 ,,. s .aa CUSTODIANS Lincoln High School has a fine reputation among visitors for being immaculate. All of this credlt goes to our faiihful custodians: Mr, Kellar, superintendent: Mr. Satlin, Mrs. Tray, Mrs, Cesteric and Mr Jankowski. .-gaun-g mm at it 301 Ist Row, I.0I't tu Right NIV. f'2IIl1IJIt'I', IC. ZXIUIJUIIIIIQI, C. 'I'tlI'I't'S, KI .xI'ITlSlU2IlI, NI. IIIig, IS. lit-igtiztiwt, AI. Uni' tu. ri. .It-wull, IN. II4ul':u-1-, IS. .lt-xxvll, I Staff. 2nd Row, Loft to Right NI X XYLIl'i1IIl'1 K NIII ' P1 IIll'i1 X I'It'c 14 Y Ifxxrig, 'I'. Ilztifriis, I.0psii',! KIIKIIIIZIII sky, D. Nlnmzihzm, fl. IC1-kstoili, .I. Mm' time-tti. fird Row, Left to Right C. Svhmitt, tl. Bizlvh, I.. t2IL1m:u', Il. Zak N. Iilzu-kimirc, R. Fttiliillt. I. 'I'1mt-It-, .I Tityltiii 4th Row, I.0t't to Right S. Hulztvxx, VV. Prim-, .I. Simlvrirh, V. Nuln .I. Bluratxxslii, .I. Srzirst-Ilzi, RI. Hzllvu, II Iilzlir. 309 lst Row, I.0I't to Right f Miss I.nx't-juy, Y. KL-i'iii1'h, .I. Butt-Ii, I. tlypulti. D. Ibtmcunt, C. Ilmmtztva, NI. 'I'r'Im x'ic'h, if Nuhu, D. Za-i'r1im'h, I.ux't2juy Y. Clwtppiu. 2nd Row, Left to Right - C. I31'Lu'Iivi', I.. 'I'ui'mIr', tl. Hiillillllil, I. Iluugh, IZ. I.0FeIJx'1't-, II. Ifcwgtismi, II F01'gLisn1i. Sird Row, Loft to Right .I. PI'lIIt't', A. Ruytu, Il. Miller, IJ. I4'l'I-rI- 1'ic'k, .I. Hrmvks, .I. Amtunis, NI. I.tm:1, I Ibtflvziux. HQIYIE 308 lst Rfmw, Loft to Right MPS. Ti'itst'IiIOI', B. Blwlcliv, V. I.z1NIf11itiza, K. Drim-ull, .I. Kayt-, tl. Ilugtk, Nlhs. XII'- Gevhzm, I. Simms, NI. Vlti2IIiHX'Il'II, A. Dilienxu. 2nd Row, I.0t't to Right I .I. Batch, S. Kleoli, II, Zupsiv, li, Iiny- wnrd, F. Dulvziux. 3rd Row, Lcft to Right 7 I.. Doutt, IC. .xmimtit-, tl. Fzmtvlupu, S. Demorzltz, P. Vukzts, ID. Dmxstnm. A. Dieu In 208 lst Row, Loft to Right Miss BMI, .I. Noah, lt. .Inuit-s, AI. Watson, R. Smith, .I. Iiuwloy, .I. Iieuvk, D. 'l'x'uut- mzm, Ii. Di'l'ulIio, P. Stu-Iv. 2nd Row. Loft to Right K. Johnstm, I.. Ilnmm-Iislu-I, V. Pulyzm, II. Sherman, R. Hyte, .I. Mr'I.eam, fl. Yutt-, B, Noah, Ii. Smyciu, NI. J. Vzizquvx. 3rd Row, Left to Right Ii. NL-xxtx, A. Just-pti, P. Stn-xx'zti'I, I'. I.zIughIiii, Ii. Stem-lismvri, .I. Cerznsi, K. tllwsvust, K, t9I'usr'nst, F. NI01'i'm1v, XV. XVzItkiris. 304 Ist Row. I.0I't to Right - RIV. Switt, S. HCXIIUIKIS, A. Kui'usm'I1:iIi, NI Kurustlhzik, I., Stillxxnguii, Ii. Nluhir, D 'I'mI1I, R. INI:uI1nx'Ii4'Ii, K. 'I'ui'I0y, Ii, Rvvk- Ilt.'I', Zfnd Row. I.Oi't to Right ll. I iQltIl'l', Ii. Visliiwk. F. Ixtlly, XI Kvst-V, D. YI-glizi, Iird Row, I.0I't to Right tl. Webb, IS. Mull, IC. Pvnny, I , Kumi- lt-sky, tl. 'l'Iinmns, I . Wultk-, J. Ilussvll 312 lst Row, Loft to Right -- Miss Cunningham, J. KI-tterg-i', I'. Iimnlcs, A. Rudman, D. Kelly, C. Pzivk, D. Iiokiwh, N. George. 2nd Row, Loft to Right- I.. Iiulint, IC. Adams, S. Pre-sutti, AI. Iip- . , pingvr, F. Ivnningtun, NI. It-rkins, I3 Mudziny. 15rd ROW, I.0I't to Right-- D. Uzirlin, IC. Buick, R. Quiriiig, Ii. Phil- lips, A, Frozits. 4th Row, Loft to Right- .I, Dtibrmiz, .I. 'I'ui'c':issu, J. 'I'mm1c-y, XV. Rzirnbo, II. 'I'1n'i'c-s, N. 1211111-Ili, IC. Impvs, I Ilitmlrird . . 1 . ROQIIS 108 Ist Row, Loft to Right-- Mr. Hokmzin, M. Suit-ai, J, Dtvzizitnllzi, INI Mulish, M. Buyer, Ii. Snyder, Y. Ifieldci' N, Knight. I.. limit-Ii, S. Tz11'vcr'. 2nd Row, I.ct't to Right -- Nl. Sultnlt-ttzi, NI. Krivisky, I.. IJiC'ic'c'i4w .I. Russell, D. Gmlisiin, M. Daniels, A Zzipivn. Iird Row, I.0ft to Right -- If. NVhite, II. Svutt, .I. I-'i'z1n1'is, D. Blum' IC, Wit-kf-i', C. .lube-, F. Alusser, Ii. Daniels 204 lst Row, LOII to Right - Miz I.nmhc1'sun, D. Rc-wi, B. Onusku, 42 Mullen, M. IR-tties. AI, Tnnti, Y. I.tmxi NI. Iiei'tuvit', Ii, Davis. 2nd Row, Left to Right-- ti. Vuvktivivii, C, I.0mi:ir'cI, M. Ktwztlvsky, NI. Boughnvr, P. Whitt-, G. Smith, R VVziIte-rs, M. INI1'K0mvn, J. Rut1'h1'i'. Zird Row, I.0t't to Right -- .I. Wut-hinxt, J. IDI'ilKLliIt'il, D. Aiuthtmny, .X I.ziii1g, Ii. Arndt, I.. I.m'o, D. tiuislt-V, S I'i'e'sutti. 4th Row, Loft to Right T. tlimhus. V. P11-sutti, NI. L'z1I'l'i'u, 'I' AIt'I.0zin, J. Iflixin, IS. IIziwt,hr1i'm-, 'I'. 314' tit-I-Iizili, J. Krzikzir, D. Pvnningtmi. I I , . i nf --ni It ti EE 1. 2 I 305 Ist Row, 1.1-It to Right Miss VVzigiii'1', I.. Switl, D. Dmiziivllzi, Ni Dvx'e1'. N. XK'iIIiiims. NI. Zihziiizi. AI. Silvvi' In-ig, Ii. I3vi'xt'iiski, II.C':impIwil, D.Sh4w1't Qiici Row, I.ct't to Right A. XvEiZK1lIL'Z, D. Vnjtliii, I . BIIIILIV, I' 'I'c-piivivii, li. Misfrrski, M. IDv1'1'fJspi-1'n, A Iii.-witt., R. tlirwziiielli, V. tliitieiivz. NI iiukszimiif-h, AI. Iizirloy. Zird Row, Lvft to Right .I. Svhiiita-, F. Begg, .I. Umiiixxzty. 'I' Thompsuii, S. Zrxsfvuii, XV. XVolI'4-, D Niwhers. 4th Row, Loft to Right V. Novak, R, Iiullaiici, f1.f'sisziii', G. Fun iuski, J. Cu-ticg R. IIzii'tmz1ii, F. Iiiiri-sir' 105 Ist Row. Loft to Right NIV. Zimmi-i'm:iii, D. Piiim-llzi, J. Dzmsmi NI, Duiiviiii, D. Mic-hui-ls, AI. Nelsiiii, I. L'x'etuvii-Ii, C. Fzimphi-II, S Buyii, INI Kzishi. 2nd Row, Left to Right XY. Bleym-is, A. F'imxvi's, Nl. Spziiiik, A Iiziggeity, F. Caiwiiiiizi, Ii. Geiizi, I7 UIQ-ihuiiis. iiioifii I xMx,.ifX5 206 Ist Row, Init to Right Alix Meyer, .I. Lfiughliii, M, Drcair, ti Newviimlm, CY XVQIVO, S. RlIIhHI'I'UI'li, Bi Pzirsciiis, S. firzihzim, P. I'ii'hzii'rIu. 2nd Row, Lott to Right IS. Oi'cIic'h, IZ. Cigziiiik, C. Strulim, I. tiiziiivitiv, I.. XYis0, S. Stmhm, D. Brziiiiicii- I hiirg, AI. Mi't1iii'1'ity, li. D'It1'i. ' fird Row, Lvitito Right C. Thomas, .I. I4lz1si'n,Hh, Willis, P. Rus sziiwi. D, Ziipiww. B. Kioiiiihziii, B. Ilzirxiiy, J. Vz'i1'x'1-ilu. 4th Row, Lvft to Right I.. fjiimvziiiolii, S, Btvylv, .I.-Firms-1's, .X llailioto, IC. Sh1'ix'0I', .I. Pvlilos, NI. llziy- iiuii, D. INIr'C'l:1iii. 306 Ist Row, Loft to Right V Miss Aiiliiiimivii, Cummins D. Alston X. Beiklvy, S. Gimbus, K. Iiiilmziii, if 'l'i'riutmziii. II Pi'mimim'ic-Ii. Ziid Row, Loft to Right R. Nluiizivii, tl. Perkins, R. Gibsuii, IZ Smith, R. Tiulzissi, II. Kl'ix'ushiz1, NI. Ilzir- it-y. Iird Row, Left to Right .I. Dcibs, W. Pcrkiiis, If. 'I'vixoi'izi, J. , iimnaiii, VI. Nliirphy, Ai. Rmvley, I,, XVII- Mm, E. Dimi-lt. 4th Row, Loft to Right IS. Miilur, S, Vlizio, IC. Krvss, J. Blchziiik, Ia. English, 1. St. hi-ui'g0, Ii. C.zii'tiii, .I. SAzit.lii1-xiivx. 314 lxt Row, Left to Right- M1: t'z11'li11g, P. Wright, D. Mitvhc-ll, Ni2l4'k21ii, G. Ciwwlisky, R. Nzitiy 13, Pe , ll, De111111'a1tx, D, K1l1I1t'5'. 21161 Row, Left. to Rightm- 1 lu. Slzippy, 14. f1Irl1lflIT1, P. l4l.11111115, M. Smith, C. DL11111, W. Smith. 3I'fi Row, Left to Right J. l'11llNX'ily, 11. f'Ul1IJOI', R, PI't'Il11t'k', l' 1'z11'su11s, C. Jt7i1IlStlll, A. St.el'l'. 4th Row, Left to Right- G. Viiyzikovic-h, M. I.ivz1cia, lil. Cevelyil, C. lic-11lz111e, J. Sehulte, C. Novzik, 1J.l - Hlilll, A. Glwusvtist. 1st Rww, Left to Right Miss l 1'c-sutti, lil. West, R. Fullt-', 1 T1'l111x'lc-l1, A. Simet-huk, '. 1 lx , . Huy, C. 1,tJl1K'Eif', M. lN'Iz1lte1'er'. Z211d Row, Left to Right- l,. l'zikm'i1'h, M. lit-11tle1's1111, C. livin, . Svltmitt, S. T1'lflI'l1k', tl. 129111, B. Blu - m111'c, B. Cumlmerliclge, S. Va 1. 'S 'd Row Left to Ri fht .1 ' 4 P, 7 M. Rziivh, I.. Neelix, R. Wright., R. P21121- 112111, M. Stiffler, D. Steele, N. Susivh, P. 1 I.41l'tus, I. Beiierlivt. 4th Row, Left to Right - V. C2e111'ge, V. Mt111:1s'u, R. Huw 111110, R Mi11ll1:1ue1', N. Yitzts, D. Hyte, Ii. Pen- . , , 111g1t4111, I.. Dmxsuii, 1. Mt'C.fevl1:111. -xa- vwvvxfww-wM Q I ' ,107 ROOMS 106 lst Row. Left to Right-- lvliss 1Vit'GI'21XV, ti. Kl'iZL1l1, M. Maimulzt, V Vazquez, D. Zctz, J. Golden, ll, Gutier- rez, M. liztdest-hi. 21111 Row, Left to Right- S. P1'icle1n411'e, N. Smith, J. Hewitt, B. 11u1'z1r'e, 1'. Cz11't1t11eI's, N. XVilliz1ms, I.. Bziriiey. 3rd Row, Left to Right -- J. CilII11J1.10ii, W. 15I'2lli1.I1I'li, J. CI11-wiliex' P. Mzltlish, D. lN'la1tlisl1. 4th Row, Left to Right--f S. 1.tHlEl, .I. Du1111, li. 1,t'I't'llUX'1L'h, J. P2111- tmie, M. XVeigle, A. C21'z1hz1m, 'l'. Still- xx'z1g1111. 1 104 1st Rfmw. Left to Right - M12 Pietrtm, V. fXIlCil'I'StPI'l, J. lit-ll, D Kuvnlesky, D. Ijl'Zll,ft'iL'Y1I'1'1, G. 12L'Ilj.14'l'L'i- lu, IC. ISz1si11g01', J. Tmlcl, J. fllltbtilllilll. Zhri Row, Left to Right-- W. Dc-Aligeln, V. Summers, P. Dol11'c111x, '1'. l-'111't-su, P. M1'MiIle11, D. Pzisiw, li Ni2lI'l'lIl12l1'i, P. Mc-Mniiiglc, I.. Yuuiig, 3111 Row, Left to Right- - J. 'l'1111ti, M. Mums PI. R:1tkf1x'ic', , h J- Q Tfrrmw, S. Orclivh, li. Williams, li. Willis ' ' in ' W A. C1'z1p11141, T. Iilix' . 4th Row, Left' tc1'Right---- I li. AIlLlSlt'i1, 'l, lLll'I'y, R. VV111rl:1, lx. P2ll'iiL'l', li. Duutt, l'. Susivh, H. lillS1L'I'S, tl. K141tl:1115', 11. 1 Uy1i41. Q P H4441 ? Y, px. 141 X 4 15.1--.mmm S 112 Ist Row. Lott tw Right- Mi. Mmfmcl, J. Ulgnliik, R. Impt-s, N. llziilvy, C. Iluppza, II. Berry, IC. lizirr, S. Iirmvii, M. Nlanziiiv, A. Svmzxn, INI. Wright 21141 Row, Lvft to Right I'. Atikiiis, S. VViIsm1, .1. Z4-tx, I.. 'lxruup Ii. I.. Phillips, I'. I.. Iiuksteiii. S. Nlvtlnx- 1-rn, II. Silva, S. Iimmtellzi, J. Itiiiglt-. 3111 Row. Lett to Right-f J. Azxzire-Iltv, Ii. Yziughii, A. Nuzmx, D I l't-tit-I'it'k, NI. 'l'vpux'ic'h, A. Ht-Il. II. Frvsty, J. Vvglizt, Y. Potiru. 4th Row, Lvlt to Right IC. Sl'2lI'Sl'11Z1, D. IN-1'1'iI1L', R. I.:iughIiii, .I I.. 'I'iIImaui, T. RLlthm'I'n1'tI, Ii. Dunn, II. XXX-1-lily, R. Iivklt-5. J. tlrulizim, P. I.ix':ItI:n 101 lst Row, 1.0I't to Right S. f'lII'E1K, I., Young, 11.1g21I'I', S.Sy1iim1:nk, I'. 1'1Y2iI1S, P. Muyitiztli, .I. XVii'zig, I. Sxxvztr- IIIXUII, R, Dye. 12nd Row, Lott to Right A. Supku, 'I'. SLIIVII, NI. A. Iirugznii, t'. .1tr11IlSHI1, F. linux-Ii, H. Km'uItmk5', Ii, Nlzulisli, F. I.ux's-, 17. Adkins, NI. 'I':ayIm' Iird Row, Loft to Right' Y. Rush, F. Alui, IC. tliwilwiii, R. '1'11tlIl1IlS .I. IXIz1huI1n'it'h, R. 13I'1lI'K13I', J. I'l't-iitivv, J. 11ti1Il1'I111, N. Clit-vzilie-i', C. Almwixi. 1 4th Row, Lott to Right-f li. I'IiAItw, D. Quliirigf, D. .JuIiiimm, R. Iluggvrty, I.. HEIITUII. J. Toth, 13. NIV' Kvuwri. H. Iturigtws. if Newtx, F. Kvrii. I-IGVIE vvvvlf 107 1st Row, Loft to Right--f J. I.umIJai'd, D. Stirivt-i', CI. Alurgziii, tl. t'humui'zi, J. 'I'z1rim-V, D. Kam-, Ii. I.uu,gIi- Im, R. shmt, J. N1LIt'I1t'I', NI. I.1niu. 2nd Row. Loft to Right'-f t IC. Petrosky, K. Iluvkt-iiIJvi'i'y, I'. Cui'- tlullzx, I-'. Gulch-11, .I. tliunvitu, R. Kvller, Ii. Ivlzmmivy, 13. Ilolmvs, A. M. 1Y1U1lilL'U. 3rd Row, Loft to Right R. Nluiwz, D. Alt-Uwiiiins, NI. Amit-i'smi, N. I.iIlcy, J. Bizwli, A. AI. Zuppe, U. Jmies, I. I-Ezissaii, IS. l'ummins, I.. 1'5I'llf1S11iIXX, P, t'Ii:11iiIit'I'lz1iIi. 4th Row, Lott to Right-W NIV. Iluhuii, NI. Ifhiglisli, A. XKYIISIIII, .X. Bait-Ii, J. C2lI'll'I', A. Cve-tm'it'Ii, .I. lin-I-ri, li. ITI1Ixxm'm, I'. Hrtmks. 111 Ist Row. 1.cI't to Right NIV. Fivltiing, I., Fs1r'l't-II, t'. Ilt-4-II, N. 112IXX111tlI'I1E, Ii. Ilmiiiiiit-I, I-1. Ilistiurt-, NI. t'volux'ich, S. 1N1l'1.L'?lIl, R. I.ut-us. 2nd ROW. Loft to Right-W D. IXIt'GafI'iL', Ii. Iiruzitg G, 11zi1'l'is, U. Adkins, J. CLII'I'j', Ii. IIzig,qoi'ty, J. tiypziln, XV. BIIIIQV, 3111 Row, I.QI't tu Right' NI. Smith, BI. t'1t'4'uiii, J. Bzitl, S. NIUII, IC. SiN'L'I'1JeI'g, N. 'l'utItI, J. Kukivh, NI. Kumi- c'it', NI. Pctrusky, Ii. 111-161. 4th Row, Left to Right .I. Rtmszler, R. Fnlijt-ski, N. Hunks, N. X'ilt'Iurx'it-'11, 'I'. 13L'I'S1,lII1N'I', Ii. Sllvt-l'ni:nx1, NI. 11IlII11I'k, IJ. IUIINIK' Q 211 1st Row, LOi't to Right I MV. Mvosc, I . Vojtko, S. Zzigsic, I.. l.z1ke V. 1,2l11EI'SUI1, J. Forvstc-1', .. 11UI'21l'9, B lim-lgl1:11'rl, J. 1'Q'I'I'll11.Zi, A. Sepos, B. P11111- 1ll'0. 21111 Row, Loft to Right -- II 11L'I'I'111l1 4' Souix C. Sipc-s A. O'1iv1'g, Cf YUL1I1g,, ll. Smith, lf. .1011-'fK'llS, P Kuli11'l1, G. IR-tlies. 3111 Ruw. 1.0t't to Right- ii. Zz-iz, XV. 1'vt1'osky, J. Gutic1'1'1'x, C' Fry:-, IC. l.z1lc0, J. Co111x'z1y, P. S:111cl1ox C. Nolzi, J. Sta-wz11't, R. 'l'o1'1'es. 4th Row, I.Ct't to Right XV. VVhite, S. K1'z1ka1', W. Young, D. Six J. Dupolloiiiu, 'l'. T211'Y0l', M. VilI'1iIlI111H P. 1il'lbXY11, C. Sums, I.. ll:1pz1c'h. 303 lst Rww. 1.011 to Right -- 11111 Mzmtiovivh, IC. H0z11'1l, F. Mc-t2z11'1'ity D. Kashi, IC. 1'e1'e11ovi1'h, G. Dixon, D PL-1111i11gto11, IC. St-gary V. Reed. 21111 Row, 1.0i't to Right f S. XVoll'e, J. Kukich, S. Nlusst-1', B. 1.21- h12ll11l2l, M. Smith, J. l.oxe, P. f1ll'l1', C, liziivh, M. Smith. 3111 Row, 1ft1i1' to Right J. fioyak, N. Yuletiv, A. Czimpholl, G Ge1'1'z1, L. Alussur, 1.. Steele, li. Y1'z111es K. Russell, P. Clark. 4th Row, Loft to Right - I.. 1,I'1t101'I'l47I'0, D. Toomey, P. Aclnms, D l'i1'ke.1'i.11g, G. I-Iplcy, F. Uohura, J. Swim' S. 111lAlll, L. 1.4lI1fl. X ROOMS 201 lst Row, Loft to Right-- ENI. Smith, B. Allen, M. Clark, N. Schul- fer, J. Toxz111r1z1, M. Fele-key, J. Toxz11111z1 S. V:111Fosse11. 2nd Row, Left to Right-- T. C1i1I1l'0I1Q, E. VVesl, J. Ge-iitilv, S f,I'l11i'1'1, S. To11ti, R. Dl'1 l'ilI11'1S, B. liziivh J. SL-pos. 3111 Row. Lvft to Right B. Dyrlzl, B. Young, T. Westlake, D. lI:1g gerty, S. Sullis, l.. 11UI'12lLfL', M. 1101111151111 B. Smith, D. Vlixio. 4th Row, Loft to Right T. White, J. Nlo1'1'is, lvl. lla-21111, P. Vukzis J. 1'l'l'k1I1S, li. 13UIT11Il1I'1, P. Shzimp, 1? S1L'XX2l1'1, D. Sr':11'svllz1. 207 lst Row, Loft to Right D. 15I'4lLZ21I1, C. Cirvelli, Nl. N1OI11l'11, Miss S0z111o1', 31. 131X4Jl1, S. '11L1I'Ill'I', Bl. Zuimiuo 21111 Row, Lc-it to Right S. K1lS21I14lN'1l'11, M. Al1l1L'l'S4lI1, C. l.:1kv D. lio111:111, IC. .X11l'I1, 13. 11!lll1t'1S. R.: S --, ,---.5 4 209 lst Row. Loft to Highi M12 S11y1Io1', 1-1. Scpus, IC. Ber'11z11'rIi, AI CQ1'EII'I2lIN, XXI. Nlvflcv 9 NIM 14111, P. II11111111. A. I.111I4. 2nd Row, Left to Right Pe-1'ki11s, . ' , tn, Ii, 'I'z111111-11 Palme-1', 2 B. Xonix, Y. Russ, F. Blu 111111, If. 13111 Il ll'IL Ii. IIo1'1'4111 .. J11I111sw111, IS. P1'Q11II4'n-, D. Pz111I41x1vI1, I ' 11 I' Nl 1I Vuim-I1, I.. NIu11z14', 3rd Row, Left To Riffht I., IC. Yurivlc, I-1. CUIJUIEIIIE, li Armin-1's4111, I' Ii Pmlrr I' I IITIIJIMII X M1111 4th Row, Loft to Right NI. K41s:111m1x'Ic'I1, J. XYIIIII-, D. XVII1I111:111, I' N I1IIm111, I.. I311II, II. fll'I'I'2l J. DLlIIl'E1II, 31. P1-Itics. V' ul R? E iipiis ' i Iwfii -nm, MD., , A f 1 9 'W n..,1 gan' A FEW f aww? I 'Ka f n m , 5, J 5 5 .mf f G , X :ij f va 1 4 1 V 2 M 751 mm 9 Q'i. Vf' Qxf- . 4 W Em, ,373 M: :X !! 5 9 ' 5 Q df '------ - ws if 'U V Row 1, Left to Right: Mr. Stowitzky, B. Ilayward, L Gypalo, H. Blair, F. Begg, S. Reynolds. 7 V Row 2. Left to Right: lNl, Baleo, J. Ylizio, R. Bolland, P. IXleGeehan, M. Daniels, R. Quiring, S, Boyd, V, Prcsutti, D. Fredriek, E. English. Ron Ji, Left to Right: H. Torres, VV. Perkins, K. Groseost. Cl, Biaeh, C. Replane, S, I,ona. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL VVith Harry Blair as our fine Senior High Student Council president, we have had one of our finest Student Councils ever to be elected by our Student Body. This organization sponsors Student Day and it supervises the refreshment stand at basketball games and the concession stand at football games. Also during football season they sponsor the annual bonfire. The Student Council is composed of the presidents of each homeroom and the class presidents. Row i, Left to Right: Mr, Stowitxky, I., Farrell, T. Furry, N. Yuekox-teh. Nl. Kosanoveeh. Row 2, Left to Right: P. l.ix'ada, G. Raieh, F. l.ox'e, Nl. Anderson. fi Reed, B. Daniels, S. Zapsie, Row Il, l.et't to Right: I.. 'I'2ll X't'I', R. Keller, R. I'at'ker, VV. l,elXlastet's. IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The .lunior High Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Stowitzky and Harry Blair, is one of the highest organizations of our Junior High. This is only their fourth year and they have learned quickly and run their council very smoothly. The young council is taught how to conduct meetings in order to learn what is in store for them. They are elected in the same manner in which the Senior Council is. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS lst Row, Left to Right J. Martinetti, F. Kovalesky. 2nd RowWMr, Cambier, M. Balco, G. Doak. CLASS HISTORY In September, 1052, some 200 timid and submissive boys and girls entered Lincoln High School. l'Ye were the 'Lgreenhornsf' the unimportant freshmen. As sophomores we were introduced to the Senior High. llc proved ourselves as eager beavers by looking ahead to our junior year, and we began raising funds for the prom by selling Easter eggs and novelties, It was during our junior year that we really became active members ol' Lincoln High School. After weeks of preparation-fThe .l unior Proml How can we ever forget 4'Tropical Paradise and all the sly glances exchanged as our favorite beau hesitantlv took our hand in the grand march. But at last, the year we have been waiting long forvthe senior year-has arrived. Too late we stopped and realized, it was all over: the posts on patrol, our Senior DancefL,VVinter Fantasy -where we all had a wonderful time with the smooth music and beautiful decorations which turned our Senior Dance into one that we will never forget. Then came Class Day, Baccalaureate, our Senior Banquet, and finally Commencement. How could we ever forget our wonderful and pros perous days at Lincoln High School? CLASS COLORS Orchid and Silver CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO Carnation Oni CALENDAR 1955-56 va rd Ever. B ackxvard Never Sept. 7' School opens. Dec. 2 First basketball game. May 11 -Junior Senior Prom. Sept. 9 First football game. Dec. 23 Christmas vacation. May 16 May Day. Nov. 5 Last football game. Jan. 3 School reopens. May 23 Last Day for Seniors Nov. 10 Senior Class play, March 16 Band Concert. May 27 Baccalaureate. Nov, 18 -Senior Class Dance. March 29 Easter vacation. May 28 Senior Banquet. Nov. 19- 'Football Queen crowned. April 3 School reopens, May 31- Commencement. Nov. 24' School closed, April 13 Junior Class Play. June 5 Last day of school. Thanksgiving vacation. April 27 Choral Concert. lst Row, Left to RightfP. Krovosky, M. Daniels, B. Snyder, I. Simms, J. Kaye, A. Vazquez. 2nd Row, Left to Right-VB. Jewell, A. Zapico, E. Adams, M. MCKeown, D. Zernich, M. Tonti, G. Mullen, M. A. VVuchina. 3rd Row, Left to Right-Mr. Carling, S. Reynolds, B. Smyda, M. Dun- can K Driscoll P White M Trbovich M Suffoletti L Roach X. T'IZl,ig2'CX't53. Y D T I i I ci 1 Y F I I t I I The F. T. A. is an organization for lhe juniors and seniors who plan lo become future teachers. The purpose of the Club is lo better prepare the students for their leaching Career. Some of the activities of the Club are: Teaching at grade schools on Student Day, aiding the teachers in any way possible. and visiting other schools and Colleges. The Club is under the sponsorship ol' Nlr. Daniel Carling. 4 7- . , 5 Teachers America A Wi 3. . Second Semester Isl ROW, I.0I'l. to Right 'V Kernieh, V. Crappio, I. Ton- eie, R. Newtx, J. Wehli, Mr Meyers, M. J. Vazquez, J I.ox'ejoy. 2nd Row, I.eft to Right---R Jones, N. Iloraee, I. Simms F. Smith. 3rd Row, I.eft. to Right D Zi-rnieh, Y. Brevhbill, B, Jewell, R. Jewell, XXI. Curto lth Row, l.eft to Riglit'nS, Kleon. C. llolava, J. Kaye, M S. MeGeehan, I.. Stillwagon .I. Martinetti, M. Trbovieh, K Nlenieh. Fir Ist Row, Meyer, st Semester I.eft. to Right--lNIr. C. Tonti, M. .I. Vaz- quez, A, Pleeas, G. ICekstein, V lewis I en'hel I S ., ..IIOh s ,IX..'. Nic-Geehan, K. Driscoll, B. Smyda, ow, Left to Right- M. Vidakovieh, J. Baieh, M. A. Wuehina, B. Reighard, l. Simms, I.. Gypalo, M. Curto, D. Zernieh. itll Row, Left. to liiplhtfff Steff, J. Noah, V. Kernieh, C, 'I'orI'es, V. I.aMantia, IC, Love- iioy, R. Jones, A. DiRenxo, P. Steele. ll ii Row Xewtz, lin, R. Turner, Doutt, , I.eft to Right R. J. Brooks, P. I.au h- g I 1 Sherman, J, Webb, .. I. Toneie, li. Moll, I.. lflveryone has noticed at one time or another the Patrols, who are the policemen of our high school. They are the senior boys and girls selected by the teachers to keep order in the halls. The Patrols are divided into two groups, which alternate each semester. They are posted out- side of almost every room in the school to keep the traffic going the right way and to assist new students in finding their rooms. We are indeed grateful to our efficient Patrols, for without them the school would he a constant jumble and confusion. Senior Girl Leaders The Junior High Girls' Leaders Club consists of eighth and ninth grade girls. They sponsor the morning intramurals for girls and boys on alternate Thurs- days. The purpose of this club is to train girls in sportsmanship and leader- ship. The sponsor is Miss Eugenia O'Hara. lst Row, I,el't. to Right Miss fYIIZlI'2l, J. Hell D Dragelevieh P I-Ivans A. Cve vit-hv, Ci Moran, A. Crappio. Y 2nd Row, Left to Right- D. Kashi, D. Pasie, C. Reed, V. Anderson, li. Prentice. The purpose ot' the Girls' Leaders Club is to train girls in qualities of sportsmanship, leadership, and to train them to assist in the girls' gym classes whenever necessary. The club sponsors intramural basketball in the fall and volleyball in the winter. The club also sponsors 'lfaculty nights for the teach- ers and members of the club. By doing this the teachers become better ac- quainted with the students. This club has been Very successful and has been an accessory to the school. The club holds its meetings every Monday night under the supervision of Miss Eugenia O'Hara. lst Row, Left to Riglit-Miss Uvliillll, Al. Daniels, M. Vidakovieh, M. J. Vazquez, T. Simms, P. Prodonovich, D. hlonahan, V. llewis, M. Parsons, B. Jewell, ll. Gyp- alo, l.. SllllVVElf.IUli. 2nd Row, Left. to Right--G. Crovosky, V. Vazquez, P. White, K. Menim-h, D. Alston, D. Yukieh, E. I,ove.ioy, N. l'loi'ac'e, M. B. Drear, I.. Gianvito. 3rd Row, Left to Right--li. Vuekovieh, S. Pride-more, S. Boyd, P. Tepovieh, H. Kri- voshia, S. Presutti, E. Adams, M. Rok- sandieh, M. Henderson, A. Vazquez. Junior Girl Leaders The Boys' Leaders are picked for their abilities in athletics. They are chosen by the old members. They have various activities in which they participate. They have such things as faculty nights, trips to Pittsburgh for football and bas- ketball games, assisting the gym instructor, scoring and timing bas- ketball intramurals, Girls' Lead- ers Club night, helping the faculty manager With work during basket- ball and football seasons, and sponsoring the boys' basketball in- tramurals during the evening. The boys in the club are very helpful to their fine sponsor, Mr. Wilson, who does a very good job of teaching them their duties. lst Row, Left to Right-A. Demoratz, N. Susich, Mr. Wilson, G. Yute, V. Monaco. 2nd Row, Left to Right---J. Ulizio, A. Bell, W. Monahan, R. Newtz. BoY's Leaders Club The Girls' Volleyball League is com- prised of teams of girls from Midland, Chester, Newell, and East Liverpool High Schools. The Midland team is a group of girls selected by Miss Eugenia O'Hara, Girls' Physical Education teach- er. Games are played in the Y. M. C. A. at East Liverpool. At the end of the League season, a trophy is presented to the team winning the most games. A ':3'- lj, ff' . lst Row, Left to Right V. Lewis, D. Monahan, K. Menich, I. Simms, E, Lovejog N. Horace. l 2nd Row, Left to Right. R, Jewell, M. Vitlakovich, L. Gypalo, L. Stillwagon, lv J. Vasquez, Miss 0'llara. Girl's Volleyball Team Varsity Football Managers lst Row, Left to Right: J. Gypalo, M. Tepovich, P. Adams. Beaver Falls . . 25 6 California . . . 31 O Beaver . . . 6 7 Wellsville . . 41 7 Monaca . . . . 20 O Ellwood City . . 7 6 Rochester . . . 49 6 New Brighton . . 26 0 Freedom . . . 27 0 Total .... . . 233 32 1 Varsity Football Team 1st Row, Left to Right: L. Turner, C. Schmitt, J. McLean, R. Zapsic, I. Toncic, V. Palyan, B. Moll, A. Drear, G. Mamula. 2nd Row Left to Ri ht: G. Cantelu e J. Hibbard R. Gerra L , 8 D, , , . Love, S. Presutti, J. Wuchina, A. Laing, M. Lona, J. Con- way. 3rd Row, Left to Right: V. Persutti, L. DiCiccio, F. Begg, F. Cardulla, H. Torres, M. Spanik, J. Schulte, F. Beresic, R Bloor. 4th Row, Left to Right: M. Tepovich, J. Gypalo, Mr. Pietro Mr. Petchel, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Polce, P. Adams, R. Dunn 5th Row, Left to Right: C. St. George, A. Graham, M. Raich P. Benedict, L. Needs, J. Schulte, V. Monaco, D. Zapico, A Steff. 6th Row, Left to Right: M. Caffero, W. Monahan, P. Loftus N. Susich, J. Conway, M. Cecilia, V. George. 1 f Varsity Football Coaches lst Row, Left to Right: Mr. Pietro, M ' Petchel, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Polce. M.,-an G. Mzxmulzi R. Zzlpsir' WGN' H, liluil' H, Mull V. Pulyzm llw .xllfllilllfl lllgll l,wmpz11'cls. sp11'1lvrl ln' lllvn' lllwll C0-CllillllIbltlllslllp, nlmusl QillIlf'll illlilllllll' frown llllS vvaxrg lilll www upwl lux' llvziw-1' fffw. llw l.UllIlElI'ilS Nlumwvrl an vvrw' llllfl Fl Wm. 1 lov l'l'UJl'll l lllS Yi'2lI'. 'I'lwir 1lf'l.flllSl' alllmwvml lmlyx' 55 poinlx :xml llll'lll'll in il llllIlllM'l' ul' goal limi slnmls llmt will lung NICLCZIII Cf Sc'hmi1t Dream' IC, Tmmc-ic' I.. 'FllI'Il0I' ln nc IIl1IIllX'I'PlI. fJllI'ilUlU1140 xx' us llll' lowvsl in ll14'c'41lll1I,X' ZIIIKJXYUIQ HIIIIX' 5.5 puinls pm' QEIIIIO. Our will rm was Illv llighvsl in lhv C'lJllIIlLY. ilYl'I'ilgiIlg 10.1 points pv1'gm11c'. is ye-ur is m'u11si4lm'e1cI ilu- ln-sl lvzxm in Nlimllnml High Stlluol lliSlUI'y. WP wc-rv Villlliixll sm'- ' r mul lu W. I. I. A. I.. by Szwlm AA flhlIllIDS'-- Aliqllip n' rulings, :md zllsu l'illllii'Il Sfxlqlbllll in Uvnvm-1' Cfllllllf' only lu Class CTTCVIU 101 Bot aff AYW ML ad! 'N Q-X J. l0I'1 to right: D. Zupico, R. GQ1'1'z1, S. Prosutti, A. Laing, M. Lomax. tom, la-ft to right: J. W'L1china, L, 1DiC'iccio, L. Lovo, F, Hvresic, F. B0 PFW Unclf-I' the almlo coaching of M12 Wilson and lVlr'. Orclich the Junior High Imopardes won two ganivs, lost unc: and tied two. This ye-ai' they havo acrquiiiod lxricmwlvdge of what thv game is about, and loarnotl how to work together' as a team. Those boys, wc arc sure, will bc' a grvat airl to thv varsity tvani next yvai' Schedule Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland 0 ..... 0 13 . 8 . 35 . Iunior High Coach lloavoi' Falls . Munaca Ainlnidgc Roclivstoi' . Frvorloni GS ta Pi ht NIV XVllsun, Mr. Hull l.t'I't t . pl 1. . O O 21 2 T vh I B. Pu Curry, .it Q ij, ,Qt S , KL-. 4 'Ja JN .6 W N352 ,N-f 994809, Wh WL Nr 4 , x vlhitt tg 'V Q Iu lst Ru I, , , nior High Players xv, l,cl't, tu Right ughn I tu, li. Va , . L l R Kvl l,, Stic Q, . 'th li lt- i ,,. lei, X Xulmi Master, li. Laugzlilin, P Dumin ic'i. mv, l,0l't ut lllglit Qncl R F. Jerkvils, D, Tepslv, t liolphin, D, Fr'ecl1'ic-li, 4 tic-Fra, S. Orrlivh, I' Susivh, AI. Smith J. Toth li, Anusivh, 3111 li ' liiffh tm, l.Qlt to ,A ' ' Smith I' Nlr fJI'tllt'll, S. , , h . Krivu whia 'NJ C -valni . . L tl. lkluilanf, 'l'. Dt-rshimu ' '. lssvll, .I. P11-ntirt, lx RL tlulclvn, li, Wilkt-s, M1 Wilsfmn. ,ttli limi, l,t-l't tn liight ti. Fpcly, .l. Westlalw, S YLlI'lt'l'l, IC. Lake, J, lllan Vito, lb, Juhnsun. I tlraham, J, fiuyak, 0 M7 10 A 4 i W' C 'Q Q6 K0 The Hi-Y is a boy's club in which the building of good character is a basic ideal. The club is active in many forms of athletics. The Hi-Y is a Club for boys of any Color, creed or religion. You may become a member when you reach your sophomore year in high school. No one religion is stressed, but the goal is to strengthen each religion and make likenesses and differences known so that every boy will be toleranl of the otheris religion. Row 1, Left to Right: Mr. Hohan, H. Blair, C. Schmitt, F. Delvaux, L. Turner, T. Girnbus, B. Hawthorne Row 2: M. Balco, D. Nobers, B. Hawthorne, D. Anthony, F. Kovalesky, J. McLean. Row 3: F. Delvaux, F. Begg, L. Needs, A. Laing, C. Replane, L. Wilson, P. Benedict. The name See-Fi-S was formed from the club's objective. To See, To Find. To Share. The club was organized in 1944 and is now under the fine leadership of Nliss NYagner. lt is a club that tries to grant service to the school, home. church. and the coinniunity. The purpose is uTo create and maintain high standards of Christian living. One of the services extended to the school each year is the Teen-Talks presented by mein- bers of the club to the .lunior High School. In these talks the girls try to express to the students the matters of good conduct and the personality of each student and how to better them. Another service is the Easter program which is presented to the school. lt is a religious and interesting ceremony presented by members of the club. The club was also active this year in sending the district executive. lVlr. Traugh. to a con- ference in Paris, France. The girls are to be commended for their generous and worthwhile efforts, and the girls who are graduating hope that next year the new members will also have a successful See-F178 Club. lst Row, Left to RightffMiss Wagner, V. Crappio, V. La . Mantia, P. Steele, C. Steff, A. DiRenzo, D, Troutman, N. Horace, B. Reighard, 2nd Row, Left to Right- G. Corradi, C. Torres, J. Baich, C. flrd 4t h Nohe, I. Simms, S. Reynolds, M. Watson, D. Zernich, M. J. Vazquez, B. Broadie, G. Eckstein, Row, Left to Right--M. Wuchina, A. Plecas, R. Jones E. Lovejoy, B. Jewell, J. Benek, C. Tonti, B. Jewell, B Smyda, L. Gypalo, M. Vidakovieh, K. Menich, L. Hohen shel, Row, Left to Right' V. Lewis, D. Monahan, K. John son, Y. Brechbill, M. S. McGeehan, S. Kleon, C. Holava J. Kaye, B. Hayward, G. Doak, L. Stillwagon, M. Trbo vich, M. Curto. , 2V'Pff1f 6 i 5E-?T 1- 2' 01 W4 i, Tho Sciiim' 'I'risHisY is a s0i'vic'v tmigziiiizzif 5 E N l 0 R limi limiiciiiiig limit Ilia- Y. Nl. C. A. lls basic' irlvzis are to pimiiiiilv high stziiicleiiwis of Chris- f tilting with thv iivlp of its spoiisor. Nliss Love- , lov. the Tri-HLY IN'I'i.tll'IIlS mziiiv wm'tiiwl1iiC imi iiving aiiiioiig its iiieinibers. liiicli your. l I - I - Y j .iris of sei'Vif'0. X f First Row 4Lel't tu liightbn D. Short, IS. Mmiziiiy, A. Vazquez, II. Vut-kovic-h, E. Afizims, M. IC, Hurley, D, Vujtkn, I. Pc-imiiigtnii, D. Pm-cllzi, C. Leomiixi, M, Suit-ii, Miss I.ox'e,iuy. QOVUIIG ROW-S, Tzi1'v0i', L. Roach, P. Tciiwivli, S. Presutti, M, Rtilisziiiiiivh, R. Giovziiiolli, F. Miller, B. Siiyrivr, D I Bekich, M, I.. Iiei'tux'ii-h, M. Kuvaiiesky, IS. Davis, M. Kashi. Thi1'cI Row-VM. Pvttis, I.. Svutt, M. Perkins, J. Kctterei, M, Knight, J, Dziwsoii, M. DcPi'uspc-Iwi, IS. Oiiuskzi, M. Kin visky, Ii. Misurski, M. Buyer, N. G1-ni'g.:t-, M. Eppiiigeiz Fni1i't.Ii Row- I.. Cvetuvii-Ii, P. VVhite, M. Dziiiivls, M. Mr-Keuwn, M. Duiivziii, M, Toiiti, G. Mullmi, V. Imzzi, D. Rc-wi, M 'N ilolish, A. Zzipimr, C. Patek, G. Smith, The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y is an organization which is a preparation for the Three Plan Groupg this group Contains the See-Fi-S, Senior Tri-Hi-Y, and the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y. ln lhis Club. these members become familiar with the ideals and purposes of the Y-Clubs, and they serve a social life as well as a school life. I' m' LSGPH Z wi- s-41-Y Row l tLeft to Right!-fMiss McGraw, M. Henderson, B. Cum- berledge, N. Berkley, L. Pakovich, S. Thorne, L. Gianvito D. Brandenburg, R. Ciganik, R. D'Itri, M. E. Harley V Vazquez, H. Krivoshia, M. Parsons. Row 2-fH. Gutierrez, D. Yukich, L. Thompson, R. Gibson, S Reed, C. Loncar, S. Pridemore, G. Crivosky, G. Krizan, M Mamula, M. B. Drear. Row 3-L. Troutman, B. Smith, B. Horace, R. Nagy, S. Var- eonda, A. Trbovich, P. Croathers, N. Smith, N. Williams, C Strohm, M. Radeschi, P. Prodonovich, C. Dunn, J. Laughlin Row 47'-R. Tolassi, S. Graham, M. Schmitt, S. Rutherford, P Roy, D. Zetz, C. Reed, B. Blackmore, L. Wise, V. Reed, K Kolman, A. M. Simechak, G. Newcomb, D. Alston. ' ' sz OX! Q13 E525 Senior cjll l+'l'iclay. Ncwonilnc-i' 18, 1955, in ei svlling ol' LWVirilc'r FHIIHISY tho Claw of 1056 Clancvcl to ilu- Qmootli music ul' lfflclie l l'a7i01' and l1iQ 0I'Cl1E'9lI'il The tlivniv was c'zii'i'icd out by using il two-miie bluv. Q I I 4 and it truly fI'ElIlSlllJl'IT16fl llio gym into a real lziiitasy Miko llalcu mul his lovsily rlzitv led Iliff granrl mzirvli. Al lvii uiclocxli lliv Srwpliolliow 'I'i'ifHi-Y girls. who we-rv rlrvsserl us slizltvrs, serve-cl rc-freslif IIl9IllS. NYC will nc-vvi' l'm'gc-t 0lll'llLll1Ell tlw Soiiim' llziiifv. K Al mio o'c'lriCk wo joiiriieyecl lo the C. l. O. Builrl ing. Ylllivre W0 clz11'1C0cl imlil thi-ov o'Cl0c'li. at wliicli limo wv zllv. Aflvi' eating. iw wvrv m1te1'tai1ic-cl by Bublnei' .Iolui sim. liilvmi Hogvrs zmcl Ilio Turbzxiis. Al fivef Oirlovlx W0 r'c'Iur'i'i0cl lo our' l10n1c'S. but wr- will rivvm' forgvl lliai wmiclerfiil vvmiing. ,- - -- My a W WL-..,,,, -Wm , lst Row, Loft To Right S. P1'CSlllfi, .Io ixllll Mz11'1i110tti, L. Gypalo, M. T1'l1oviCh. J. Golden. 31111 Row, Loft to Right'--A. D1'n1:11'. V, Palyem, R. Zapsic, I. Toncic, G, lvlillxlllllfl. full llw 0Yf'IliI'Ig of NllX'lxllllJl'l' 19, prvllx' 111111159 Gvpnln Wm C1'011'11Pcl lfuulbzxll Qll65fxll ul' 11111 19355 SUHNUII. S1141 was C'l'HXX'llf'fl by RiC'Il2ll'fl fnpsicy 011901. llllx u1fc1z1p1z1111s ui' II11- lf'ilIll, Tlwlw- wf11'1- Inu Sk'IliUl' z1Il1'11rle111is. NIz11'll1z1 'I'1'hr1V1c'l1z1111l .ln AAIIII xIilI'liIlf'lli, 5121119110 Pnwlllli was cl1r1so11 ns H10 .Il1Ili1JI' ilHK'llll2lllt Zlllll .lzmiv Ciulflell as llllx Sf1pl1r1r11o1'v Ellllxllllillll. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Q-. lst Row, Left to Right-ML. Stillwagon, M. S. McGeehan, A. DiRenzo, D. Troutman, F. Delvaux, E. Lovejoy. 2nd Row, Left to Rightfl Martinetti, M. Trbovich, M. Curto, S. Reynolds, I. Simms, K. Driscoll. 3rd Row, Left to RightfL. Doutt, Mrs. Tritschler, L. Turner, J. McLean. THE NUTT FAMILY This was a fastfmoving farce that took place at Crestdale, a large summer home near an eastern mountain resort. Crestdale was formerly used as a sanitarium for people who suffered nervous ailments. The owner of Crestdale decided to sell it and she let the Nutt family try it out for a short time. No sooner than the Nutts are settled, some of Dr. Seels, the former owner, patients arrive and soon the battle of wits begins. Larry Smart falls in love with Ima Nutt. He man- ages to get himself in loads of trouble and in order to stay near the one he loves, he pretends to he a nut. Engaged to a girl he has never seen and trying to escape her, he is confronted with a girl who Claims to be his wife. and has fallen in love with a girl whom he has reason to believe is a patient at a sanitarium. Louis Doutt ....... Donna Troutman .... Elizabeth Lovejoy. . . . LeRoy Turner .... Fred Delvaux ...... Martha Trbovich .... . . .Dr. P. Nutt ...Meta Nutt . . .Ima Nutt . . .VVall Nutt .......Orestus Sylvia Gaylord Kay Driscoll .......... ..... C erise Mary Sue lVIcGeehan .... ...... B ea Wise Linda Stillwagon ..... . . .Vivian Tepper .Toe lVIcLean ..... . . .Larry Smart Sue Reynolds .... . . .Charlotte Neal Annette Dillenzo. . . ......... Lila HI OR! Honor Society Row 1 Mr. Meese. M. Wright, S. Moll, J. Biach, J. Carter, G. Gengerella, S. Somohyak, A. Svamen, G. Raich. Row 2 -R. Madish, S. McGovern, E. Disdoro, J. Zelz, J. Groom, I. Swearingen, IC. Potrosky, H. Silva, S. Reed, D. Adkins, D. Suica. Row 3 L. Bradshaw, S. Zapsic, D. McCombs, M. Cicconi, K. Kovacic, N. Potrosky, J. Engle, A. M. Sepos, E. Segar, B. Hold. Row 4 R. Parker, J. Tomec, R. Keller, S. Ordich, D. Frederick, E. Graham, L. Tarver. The Historical Honor Society, which was louiided hy the present sponsor. lVlr. Thomas lVlo0sc, and our former principal, Nlr. David A. Snyder, in Jaiiuary. 194-9. is a very active and rapid growing lioiiorary society. It is affiliated with the Pemif Sylvania FOIl0l'illl0Il of .luriior llisloriaiis. 'l'l'1cii' molto is 4'Leai'ii llw Past and Prepare for the F11- liirefl and llie-ir Colors ara iw-fl. white. and hluv. Their purposv is io promolv interest iii lofal liislory. and in promote sorial and fellowsliip qualities. vvv v Nl I-HGH scwooie lst Row -E. Lovqioy, A. Kornschzik, N. Berklcy, J. Figanik, J. CZllI1DbCii, M. MCGzii'1'iTy, J. Golden, C. Torrvs Mr. Deffonluzingh. 2nd Row' -S. Reynolds, D. Monahan. B. HHy'XX'211'd,P. Brooks. N. Knight, M. Iippingor. B. JCWOH, L. Sfillwzigon 'Grd Row -M. SilvOr'bC-rg, Y. Fiolclcr. H. Blair, ii. Dimeff, C. Rvplnriv. F. C'e11'fii,1llzi, D. Harris, A. Graham. 1-S Hawthorno. 4th Row-WJ. Kziyv, C. Nohc, M. Lona. K. Groscost, K. Gmscost, R. Quiring, A. Laing, P. Loftus, C. Noah l' i , j Y 3 lst Rmv--NI. Rokszmciich, D, Alshm, C Reed. P. Sfawlo, M. Curio, M. Daniels. N. IIu1':1cO. nd Row'--K. Mvnich, V. AIKICVSUII, M. Perkins, J. Huich, S. Kleon, M. Trbovich, M. Tomi, J. li0Hf'I'4'I'. 4111 How -L. Domi. V. Monac, F. Wulfc. V. Noln, I.. MCGaI'I'iTy, B, Hawthorne, F. Ilvlvzxux, M. PZIVSOIIS VVats0n. 4th Row f-.G Czlmvlupo, D. Anthony, G. Fioldor, V. Pzllyam, IVI. Williams, H. FOI'j.1llSOI1, A. Hz11'1'0l'ty D Nobers, Ci. Nckstoin, L. Hohvnshol. 1 X 1 1 1 ' 1 1 X 1 ,ag V . 1 , . 1 F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E 2 L 1 -S. f ? r X s f r F 1 P 1 U F E ........ AXIA l --.--i ii lst Row: Mr. Tohrne, IC. Ratkovich, J. Wuchiml, J. Drakulich, R. Arndt, M. Kukich, A. Bock, M. Cuffro, F. Dobbs. 12nd Row: J. Krztkar, G, Harris, D. Madish, G. Csiszztr, J. Brooks, F. VVolfc, ll. Ilziwthorno, V. Nolzt, 3rd Row: J. Mtloller, R. Loncar, J. Flowers, R. Vztrvvttc, D. Bloor, M. Weigle, R. Brozic, J. Szzitkiowioz, C. Nowtz. The Auclio-Visual Aid Squad unclvr the clirection ol' Nh: Thorne- is at v0I'Y vsscntiztl grotllm of boys in our school. They take their own limo to show films lor the high school. night school. and lor vziriotis sorvifv Cluhs in town. Stage Crew NVithout thc- hard work and us- sistainvo of tho stage crovv. many of our zissvlnhlic-s c'oulcln't he possihle. The stage crow is always on lmncl to ZlI'I'2lllgQ props and scenery nc-vclod or provide corrvct lighting ol' the stage. They point SCf'll0I'y anal set up thv micropllones or any other joh that needs to ho clone. lst Row: G. Wolmh, C. Thompson. 12nd Row: J. Pznitoni, F. Mcrroni, Mr. Orclicrh. Iird Row: S. Hoylo, M. Rowley. 4th Row: J. Dawson, J. Czirothors. Sth Row: R. Dztnit-ls, D. Dawson. JOOKiT1?l dlfulcw. x,pv hr-v v NI JANUARY N 4,2 Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Fielding put out another good team with only two lettermen from last year. The Mid- land Leopards came through With one of their finest seasons. They were led by seven seniorsfBob Zak, Jim Cerasi, Ivan Toncic, Tom Lepsic, George Yute, Linn Hough, and Jerry Murawski. There were three juniors and seven sophomores on the team also. The first string consisted of Bob Zak, Jim Cerasi, Ivan Toncic, Torn Lepsic, and Richard Quiring. Bob Zak and Jim Cerasi were selected as Co-captains for the season. The success of the team was due to the fact that Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Fielding made de- fensive ball players out of the first six. A good distribu- tion of scoring was also a big factor in determining our wins. Every one of the first five was offensive and a threat to their opponents. ik! ee-.,, Coaches and Managers Sitting: fLeft to Righth T. Stillwagon, Mi Fielding, Mr. Hamilton, V. Novak. Standing: 1Left to Righty B. I-Iawthorne, B Moll, J. Gregor, M. Bale-o, 1st Row, Left to Right: J. Cerasi, G. Yute, T. Lepsic, L. Hough, E. Tonsic, J. Murawski, B. Zak. Qnd Row, Left to Right: Mr, Fielding, P. Loftus, F. Begg, R. Quiring, L. DiCic'co, J. Francis, Mr. Hamilton. 0. The 1955-'36 Roservv Bziskc-tball Squad has slmwii U grmil pmniise this yvzn' of being El winning vzirsily lvillll IIPXI year. 6 Y' xf The Section Eight sfliofliilo was ii rough 0110, but S rv lliv 1021111 pulled ihmiigh. Willlliflg lhv U1ic10i'gi'mif iiulv Tm1i'iiarn01it. x f lst Row, Left to Right: P. McGeehan, D. Steele, J. Svhulte, N. Susich, J. Kzixmzm, P. Benedict. 2111! Row, Left to Right: Mi: Fielding, J. F'r'zim'is, F. Begg, I., DiCia-cn, P. I.ol'i.us, Mr: Hamilton. f,6,ZZ?im XR ' :X Eg W xi -an 1 ,, Ji I R I Iiig- X Q f N , AW gf U ff iw! if A if f m, lmlt to Rlglxtz .I. C4-1'z1s1, Ii. Luk, J. NIUVEIX H1111 , A . LL . .. Q , . Yun-. Ii, CQlliI'iIlL1. li 'X Row 1, Left to Right-L. Miriage, P. Palmer, J. Perkins, M. Kosanovich, T, White. Row 2, Left to Right-T. Curry, C. Anderson, R. Vranes, T. Dershimer, L. Steele, B. Silverman, R. Krl voshia, N. Vuletic. Row 3, Left to RightfS. Ulizio, L. Adkins, J. Tomec, M. Smith, M. Tepavich, A. Oberg, A. Aloi. Row 4, Left to Right-fR. Parker, R. Keller, S. Ordich, E. Lake, J. Curry, J. Golphin, R. Vaughn, D. Kane W. Petrosky, E. Russell, N. Vukovich, Mr. Wilson. This year the Midland Junior High Basketball Squad had a very successful season. The squad had very tough opponents, and some of the games were won only by a few points. The team consists of seventh, eighth, and ninth graders who will someday be the backbone of our varsity squad. Their head coach is Mr. Wilscmn, who is assisted by Mr. Ordich. Iunior High Schedule Varsity Basketball Schedule Midland ........ Beaver Falls Midland Midland Chester Midland Midland Liverpool Midland Midland Wellsville Midland Midland Rochester Midland Midland Hopewell Midland Midland Beaver Midland Midland COl'lW3y Midland Midland Freedom Midland Midland Patterson Midland Nlldlafld VVS-llSVill6 Midland Midland Rochester Midland Midland Hopewell Midland Midland . Beaver Midland Midland Conway Midland Midland Freedom Midlnd Midland Patterson Midland 1 i i Midland Congratulations Zo Zhe Iunzor High Leopards Midland on winning the Section I6 Charnpzonslzzp. . Allegheny . South High . . . North Catholic . Ford City . Coraopolis . Ambridge . . New Kensington Beaver Falls New Brighton . . Hopewell . . Rochester . . Mars . . . Beaver . . Monaca . . Freedom New Brighton . . Hopewell . . Rochester . . Mars . . Beaver . Monaca . Freedom F Lx I 2 QEEAIEUJUU limi 1 l., fiypalu, Rfm 2 .l. I,ny'c-juy, A. Ditivltxu, limmxrii NI SLil'l'ult-tin. S. l'l't'NllllI, ll 'I't-puyit'li. VARSITY During this svastm C'hO0rl0ad0rs hayv duno thvir lwst to our Varsity help our fighting Loopards bring honiei a victory. Thvy have hvlcl most t kc' of tho danc0s,'and tricid hard tw ma this yrfar succvssful. In thv luturv l l Co- we hopn that thc student iocy np9rati's with thc! chovrlvadors as much as they haw- this yvar. The captain for thc tlmtliall season was Annettv lJiR0nm, and thc Basketball Captains are lilixalwth Lovcyioy and Louisc' Gypalo, who are all svniors. limi 1 I.. Ifz11'I'QII, li. licighard. mm 2 Miss CL1llIllIlL.fllilITl,C. Rumi. Nl FX' tu , O ha x tl Y .I. Kukirh, . , 9 vit-li, .l. I tYI'l'QSIt'I'. IUNIOR HIGH ur .Itmitvr High C'liv01'leacivi's Ave lit-mi vary active during iis season. They have triod very hard to chow' thcir Littlv ' t rv Tho Leopards on to x1C tm K . acting captain this year is Mary Cvotoyich. 'I'h0ir sponsor is Miss Ann Cunningham. RESERVE The lic'sc'1'X'Q Clll0f,'l'lQHClf'l'S have duno a great juli this your. The-y arv yytwkirig right alwng with thv Varsity C'h00rl0advrs hfilping thcm in many ways, Patty Pmclcmrioyich, captain. has triad to make this yvar's squad vnry sucrcvssful. lxrinzzn. limi' 2 F. l,UIlt'ElI', Miss Preslttti IT l i'turlfmux'1c'li. Item' l tl. lic-od, S. l'riflmoro, fi. Old Members lst Row: li. I,ove,loy, X. l3l'4-chliill, I. Simms, B. Jewell, M. VVatson. fl Itow: M. J. Vazquez, Nl. S. Nlt'fl0l'llHll, Ii. tllumav. H. Smyda, lid lion: I.. llough, VVur'hina, Miss Milano- x'ic'h, F. I iovalesky, .l Al artinet t i. l-IONOI2 SOC l ETY The National Honor Society is one of the finest organizations in our school. It is made up of a select. group of juniors and seniors. Each member must have thc qualities of character, scholarship, leader- ship, and service. The symbol of the society is a glowing torch with the letters C. S. L. S. inscribed on it. Projects carried out during the year were the faculty tea, basketball programs, and keeping the honor roll in the main hall up to date. Membership in the N. H. S. is one of the highest honors paid to a student and should bc the goal of all students. New Members lst Row: Miss Milanovic-h, K. Driscoll, M. Eppingc-i', l'. Krovisky. tl Row: M, Balt-o, I.. Doutt, A. Laing. i S Participants in Initiation lst Row: Y. Iirevhhill, H. Jewell, I. Simms, M. VVatson, IC, Lovejoy. cl Row: Dr. Jewell, lf. Kovalesky. EE55U APW 7 ,--L,-.-j,1,',1, '-'K-,E 53 XVO, the Sfzlff, wish to Ihzmli all who lmvv comriblltvcl in mak- ing this Yozxrbook 21 pwssihility. P2ll'TiCl1lill'ly, wo apprvcizxtc- tho zlssistzmcv given by Miss Mary Nlixnlwth VVag1NO1', spmlsmt M11 Dvmmis fw2lI11bi91', Businoss Mzlrlengmw. Thv C'llj.IY'ilVOY'S, the DhUIOQl'2lIlhL'l'S, Thv faculty, The Studi-nts, ilu' :ui- ministrzxtion, and our z1civm'tis01's. 1x1 Hem: Miss VV2lj.fIll'I', IS Slnycizl, D. TI'4lLI1IT1!lI1, H, .Im-xxvll, 41 llmx: NI. Hzllmy F. Krum- Ivsliy, H. Hlnir. 'W M. Row 1-tLeft to Right! Y. Brechbill, J. Prince, R. Vuckovich, E. Adams, M, Watson, D. Troutnian, L. Balint, Mr. Hohan. Row 12 -C. Tonti, A. Hewitt, B. Reckner, M. Silverberg, M. Daniels, N. VVillianis, V. Novak. Row 3-S. Kloon, M. Duncan, M. Trbovich, P. White, D. Pennington, B, Moll, R. Newtz. Row 4-J. Kaye, F. Cardulla, G. Doak, G. Mamula, R. Zapsic, F. Begg, L. Deutt. This year, under the leadership of lVlr. Richard Hohan. a journalism class has been instituted in our ' ' school. llach member rofoperates with the editors in making up. Copyreading. typing. and minieo- graphing articles for our lXllCVVTli'l l'lC. Since the journalism Class is new this year. there were many opinions of our paper. but we feel that the staff did a very sucressful job in initiating a paper of this kind into our school. Sitting tLeft to Rightl J. Prince. M. 'l'rb0vich, R. Zapsic. Standing-ffMr. Holman, B. Moll, C. Tonti, F. 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Z . . . 5 Q 3 Y A 'sk l uni: n Top: Flutv Svction of thi' Band Middle: PI'vc'L1ssim1 Soclicm oi' Hn' lizmci Bottom: M21-iill'4X11L' C'o1 ps ..,..-..,,., ..,,., . ,V l 2, , ,, Top: YF1'0INlJ0I'l0 Trio Midcilv: Trumpvt Soc-tum Hotham: Prvsorltzxticm ul' ylckatx In lumfl In Iizmd IgUllSYPl'S A 'NW oflwx cl vim , tr' Umor lass lay W' CURTAIN GOING UP is a three-act Comedy about a young teacher who is putting on her Inst pl xy in Midland High School. She faces problems with a grouehy janitor, a snobby teacher, and her eists io mantic difficulties. M li wi ,S bi CAST Iohn Schulte ,,,,,,M.,, , ,..,f, Mary Lou Bertovieu, Mary Boyer ...,,,. Alan Laing ,.,,, Patsy White ,,,,, Dick Pennington W, Carol Pennington,M Dave Nobers ,,,,,, Mary Roksandiehn Marcia Sut'l'oletta.A, Starlene Presuttiq Marilyn Silverberg ,,,, Richy Quiring-, du- Peggy Krovisky, ..- Mildred Daniels ,,,. 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The- l1w11'l11'1's uf 1-111111 class wlclcxl il sl111l1111l 111211 is 1'z1pa1bl1J ul' ll'1llxl1iIlg 111:11 lklihi Illil' llw 112 S 11111111 Deny 11s11z1lly 11111ls willl 11 Sl111l1-11l e1ss1f111bly. o ooo klifcifwm ' lst Row- P. Tepovieh, I. Toneie, A. Susieh, O. Cvetovieh, L. Welborn, H. SuI'I'oletta, I,. Gypalo, lXl, Evans. Miss Ann Susich was crowned our lovely basket- ball queen by Oliver Cvetovich, captain of our very victorious Section 8 championship team. Her beautiful attendants were: Miss Lucy Wel- born, senior, and her escort Henry Suffoletta, Louise Gypalo, junior, and her escort Maldwyn Evans, Patty Tepovich, sophomore, and her escort Ivan Toncic. The attendants were presented with miniature basketballs and the Queen was presented a large one and a beautiful crown of flowers. Decorations from the Junior-Senior Prom from the preceding night attired the gym. A lst Row-A, Susieh, O. Cvetox ll. Suffoletta, L. Xvelborn, ggi. 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Illv Gleilllzizrmln. and lhvu W0 clexrwvcl lo thv musir' ol' BHITUII lflliufs O1'c'lwsIr'a. At thu-Q UACl0Ck we had il Iliflllfxl' of lnlvzlflwl c'l1lClu'11. fr'0nCl1 frivs, cucmkivs, iw C'I'f'2lHl zmcl pop milk amd c'fr1'ff-P. Afim' this. we! wont buck upstairs and rlallfvrl. Al fivv o'CloCk llw XN'UIll'1f'I'flll IJQIIYIIHSO was bVIl1it'xll as wc' Clilllflxfl In the lust IlLlIllb0I'. Mar. 31'--Midland Apr. 4ff-Midland Apr. 5 Midland Apr. 12 Midland Apr. 14 Midland Apr. 21 Midland L L Apr. 25--ffMidland Apr. 28---Midland May 2---Midland May 9nMidland May 12'--Midland . . Newell . . Chester Beaver Falls . . Monaca . . Beaver . Hopewell New Brighton . . . .Monaca , . . Beaver .. Hopewell New Brighton 4 3 12 7 2 4 7 4 3 8 ff, fklllll x0 lLA,y X 1st Row, Left to Rightf'fCoach Mr. Hulick, R. Zapsic, J. Zawoysky, G. Cantelupe, J. Pierce, G. Yute, F Begg, V. Palyan, A. Drear. 2nd Row V 'J. Murawski, J. Schulte, B. Harty, P. Hewitt, B. Blakemore, G. Biaeh, J. Russell, J. Cerasi. 3rd Row-fA. Graham, B. Myers, J. Mehalik, B. Bradford, B. Carlin, C. St. George. 4th Row-fManagers G. Harris, C. Cantelupe, M. Rowley, R. Wilkes, B. Miller. The 1955 Baseball Team hacl a very successful season. The team won seven games and los llonr. The Coach was N111 Elmer P. Hulifli. Nlr. llulick has movecl to another sfhool. and Mr. George Fielcling will he our new haseliall roach. XVe want lo wish him good luck in the Coining season. MA? 50001.54 Rs i 1715 Supra 'rn Y-s-v A ,..,i!. ' TRACK The lVlidland High Track Team, under the coaching of Mr. Thorne, had a very successful SCEISOII. There were many new records set this year. At the Beaver County Meet, Midland tied with Beaver for third place. At the VV. P. I. A. L. Eliminations Milan Lona came in third on the 880-yard run. Monty Williams took first place in tho 44-0, setting a new record of 52.5 seconds. At the Midland Invitational a new record of 1:34 was set by Harry Blair, Milan Lona, James Petties, and Monty Williams, members of the 880 Relay Team. Milan Lona set another Midland record when he did 2:05 on the 800-yard run, and Harry Blair did :24- on the 220-yard dash. S C H E D U L E lVIonaca 28 ........ Midland 58 Ellwood City 4-2M . . Midland 535 Rochester 35 . . . . Midland 65 Beaver 51 . . . Midland 60 Sewickley 32 . . Midland 69 Zelienople 50 . . Midland 59 4 -E5:: ,-5 ' ' ' -. I X xv t Q s, . W f- Y V if 1 N Y A Q ' V Q fn f 'ik' F' .Qin 1:-f M' 1 ,W V 1 s w- A Q.- ' 'K' wi F, wi' ,wg 2' 1 2 .kg ' D .gr M ,- , l gf ff 1 A 9. ,1 , , Q V , ' J - Q V Sw - D U . ff? E2 N A' 'Wi 7 Q1 - fl x fl ,.- A' R I ' , M A .x...., -- ,Q Q ' 4 ! I I 0 X 3 i ga ni? Q rg 1 X ---- The Queen's Court Carol Yctso Lucy Wclborn Frances Prince Patty POl'lCl' Lola Lona Mary Kcscl' Jcan D'lnnoc0nzo Carol Roszlm' Patsy Stcinbcrg Marfha Stoffcl Nancy Iioglin Connic Spisak Joan Sclak Janct Wilson Kay Alger MAID OF HONOR Anno Susich rlwllf' Quvcn ol' lllo lWax' 'will' lln' QYUHI' 1953 was lovely Angiv CIQIHIIIHEI. Sho was Crowncfl lw Anne Susicll. hm' maicl ol' llonor. ngnn. 1110 l'l'0XX'lllllg look plafv al lln- loothall fivlcl. The IDI'0gl'Elll1 was 0 ol Pllysival Iiflllfil c'ar'r'n-cl onl lion in llw Q - Q' rl K L Und' P 1 i Q lo llw lln-rn 1 Schools. Fw a f 4 'lxllf' lllllSll' was IIINIPI' tlw fapalmlr' cli1'vc'lion ol' Nlr. Cf, P. llvmlvrsoll anrl Ins Dance llancl. ll ll J ll , 4 .. M 4? ' is.. X f ' : s. , 4 f 1 E Q ' 1 Z. M ..,, .. . . Qzfgf L...f' --rv E JUN j,f,2.,f6 ami LWB km 1 1 .4ggn,- ....- -P- I9 JU NIE 56 ADAMs, .lAM1as-Vocational-Blond and bash- ful describes Slade to a tee. Can be found hunting in his spare time. AND1mD14:, EDWARufGener11lfg'Drevvw can be usually found riding in his crazy pink and white Ford. A friend to all. Amvrs'rEA1J, MILDR1cDvGener11l-Where Susie is laughter follows. Noted for her keen sense of humor. Bfxicn, JANICizwGeneral-'flan'' is one of our lucky seniors possessing a fine sparkler. Will make an efficient homemaker. BAICII .lOSEPI'IiG67'l6I'!ll1iADEQ-D6977 doesn't 7 take anything seriously. Clowning around seems to be his favorite pastime. BALCO, lVl1CHAEL-Classical-''lVIike,', our fine class president, has led us through three successful years. A neat dresser. BHNEK, JOANNfflOl7lfIZ6I'Cil1lfPOSSCSSOI4 of fine clothes. 'L.loann is seldom seen without her gang. BIACH, GEORGB-Scientific-During the spring when every man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love, 'gJasper's thoughts are turned to baseball. BLACKMOR1-1, NILES-Genera'lf'fNiles hails from Smiths Ferry. In the summer, cruis- ing is his favorite pastime. BLAIR, HARixYkScientifz'c1Mzide a dependable Student Council President. MlVlagoo has won many track laurels. I9 JU l3oYLE, AN1'IllJNY'fj6IZl?fI1ZfA sharp boy who is proud of his record Collection. WFudgo likes to dance. BIUQCHBILL, YVONNI'1fSI'iC?l7l'ffl'C+YVOI1IlO is a quiet girl who lakes school very seriously. l31aoADI1c. BA1:BARAfGw1aral+A very likeable girl. 'LBabs has a smile for everyone. lluooigs, .IOSICl,H-lfvfjffflflifllllll-ThiS quiet. lad hails from Georgetown, 'floell Can general- ly be found tinkering in llie shop. lliuiciiicia, flIIARLICS-ffl'IZ6IYIl-HCll1LlClii7 is a quiet, boy unlil you get to know him. Doesn't lake school seriously. NNE 56 CAIWPBELL., ANN.bX .l,-xNicvflenerfzl-L'.lannie is a shy girl with everyone but her gang. l,ikes lo sew. CAN'l'ILLUI'l'1, GianALD-Gemfral-L'.lerryll can be described as a real girl killer. His ways make him popular in any group. CER,xsI, J.-xMus-Gencfral-M.lim is one of our fine basketball players who is always out for a laugh. Liked by all the girls. Colm.-xDI, CloLD11cfGerzer11lfl4Goldie is quiet to those who don't knovv her. She Can usuallv be found workinf at Geor els. . lv CR.-xmfio, X71NCI'1NZO-GGf1l7fIli-iUVlIlCCll is the peanui of our Classg loves to dance. I9 JUNE 56 Cuivro, NIAR114:-General4O11e of our high stepping majorettes, HCutty is well liked by all. U.xwsoN, lJONALD--VOCf1liO7ZIll-OIILT of our quiet boys who is always found in the shop. DIALLVAUX, FRANKf'LFrankie'l is the Clown of our Class. He really knows how to swing the tuba. DELVAUX, FRRD+Gene'rf1l-L'Freddie'7 prefers hunting to school. Happy go luckyg takes things as they come. lJIi1Vl0RA'I'Z, S'I'EVETG6l'l6I'lll--C2111 usually be seen driving a fine Oldsmobile. Always in for a good time. X, DIRENZO, ANNE'I'TE1Gl?I'Z6I'flf1giN9ttl677 is a cute peppy cheerleader. Always found hav- ing a good time. DITULLIO, BEVERLYLGEVZEFIIIZLiBQVli is seen a lot in East Liverpool. Always found talk- ing to her friends. DIVEN, SANDIKA-G6H6Ff1'I-CJH9 of the quiet girls in our class whom everyone enjoys knowing. Domi, CQERALDINE-ClOUZf7l9fCi0lfA cute major- ette who has a friendly way with everyone. DONCON, DoRo'1'HY-General-Aquiet girl from Shippingport, will be glad when school is out. nBarb seems to be her best friend. Q i I9 JU NE 5 2 '25 IJOUTT, Louis-Classirral-A quiet lad vvhose favorite pastime is playing the organ. He is liked by everyone. DREAR, ALLAN-General-Sleeping in classes, but wide awake on the gridiron. liikes to have a good time. DRISCOLL, KATHLEEN-General-LgKay helped to make our Junior and Senior Class Plays a big success. A future nurse. RCKSTEIN, GLADYs-Commercial-'LBucky is one of our hard working commercial girls. She will make someone a fine secretary. EDlVIIS'l'ON, JOHN-General-VVe lost our blue- eyed, blond-headed member of the senior class before Christmas. Sax H F2 Q wi We FAISIAN, RICHAIlD?G6H8f0l-LLIJlClK,i, Co-chair- man of our Senior Dance Decorating Com- mitteeg has a fine collection of modern jazz records. Is well liked by all who know him. FicuoUsoN, HEItBE1t'F-I'IIlSSifTHI+O1l0 of our fine trumpet playersg can always be seen with his twin brother. FERGUSON, HUBERT-Classical-The other half of our trumpet tvvinsg made a fine band president. FIELDER, GUY-General-The possessor of a fine tenor voice. HGuy', is singing his way through classes. Fur:D1ucK, DONALD-GCU6fIlI1LiD0Il,i is never found without his friends. Likes to hunt. in I9 JUNE 5 L lII5-SI'iL'flZl'fl'IT-LLJllliQI'n is one of our bri ter students. Can always be seen with a book. GliosCosT, KI41I1'H1iiKCltl1,S,7 participation in the band and choir helped make lhem a success. VVell liked by all. Guoscosr, KI4ZNNE1'H-G6fl6fIIIfOH0 of our fine twins. MKenny7' takes everything with a laugh. Plays a fine trombone. GYPALo, LOUISE+COfll77Zl3fCiIll1OUT popular student Council Secretary. lVlade a cute Football Queen. Possesses a winning smile. Hivxiiais, THoMissa-Scientific-uToni can be found driving his black Ford. Curly blond hair adds to his good looks. HAYWARD, BARB.-xim-I7I11ssz'c11i-f'Babs,' pleas- ant personality will help her succeed in the nursing profession. HCJIIENSI-Il'1L, LYN---General-''Lyn's pet peevc is Chemistry Class. Her fine alto voice is an asset to the choir. HOLAVA, CARoL-Classical-4'Carols7 crowning glory is her fine brown hair. She likes to listen to everyone's troubles. I-IoLAvA, S'l'ANLEY-AGGHEFIII-LiSli96lS7, is a real hot rod. Always found with Steve.7, A crazy dancer. Holmck, N0lKM.A-f,lON7fHEfCiI1f-A riot in lhe Office Practice room. Loves fine music and dancing. I9 JU NE HoUoH, l,1NN-ScierzZifirfYThe Einstein of our class. We-ll-likecl hy all. llYTlC, RiDBEli'I'vG66'flfIlffIilliCS to argue with lVlr. lflaniilton in l'.0.D. Class. liols of lun. ILLIG, MARGARET-General-Quiet in her own way. Likes to listen rather than talk. Likes to skate. .licwIzLL, BARBARA1flZ!ISSfCflI-C0-GClltUI' of our Rodis. 4'Barhl' plans a career of elementary teaching. .lI'1VVliLL, BHATRICEf6lIll.S'Si!TIlI-LLBGEI7, is one of our six sets of twinsg loves to cook and sew. She plans to take up Hornemaking in col- lege. .loHNsoN, li.-XTHI-IBN-IiOf7IlIl6l'!'fHf-'TlllS little red-head hails from Georgetown. She can usually be found in the Office Practice room. .loN1cs, RosAL112-GeneralflAlloc can always be found laughing. Seldom seen without her gang. .losr:PH, ANTHONY-GeneraleHTony takes school as it comes. Dark curly hair adds to his good looks. KAYIC, .IUDY-f7lassic11I-M.ludy is an all- around girl. Possessor of sharp clothes. Plans to be a teacher. KELLY7 FRANKLIN+G6?I'l6?I'll1-uFf'El1'1lill is one of our fast swinging tuba players. Has a smile for everyone. I9 JM NE KW KI-ZRNICH, VIOLPIT-GGHEFUZ-YilK9FH10l7 is sel- dom seen without her pretty smile. She is a friend to all. Kiasma, MICHAELfG6H6fU1-llFI'0g,7 is a crazy dancer. His motto is 4'lVlake lem laugh and he really lives up to it. KLEON, SUSAN+COf7lI7l6fCiIll-llsllffll is an effi- cient commercial girl, who is well-liked by everyone. She will make a fine secretary. KoRUsCH.-xx, ANNEwGeneraIfVery quiet une til you get to know her. Possessor of a fine soprano voice. KouUsCHAK, M.4RY-GQVZQVHI-M3I'j' is the other half of Anne. She also has a fine soprano voice. KOVALESKY, FRANc1s+Scientz'fic- Roxio is a quiet boy with a keen mind. Served as veep of our class in his senior year. KU1iHANsKY, NCJRMAN-VOCl1liOHHZ-ilNOFIHll is one of our quiet shop boys. Doesnlt bother much with girls. LAlVfANTIA, VVIHGINIA-G6H6fHZ1P0SSQSSOT of fine brown eyes. A future nurse. l-JAUGHLIN, P,AUL-GZUEFQI-HHllS from Georgee town. Likes to argue with lWr. Hamilton in P. O. D. Class. LEFEBVRL1. Roarzirr-General- Rolf doesn't take anything seriously. Can usually be found laughing with his friends. JU Nl 56 l.1aPsIC, Tomi-General-uLep likes to flown around. His height adds to his basketball ability. liuwis, VIRCJINI:X+Gf'NEfI1lfiiGlI1H3'iS heart is in the Army now. She is fun to be with because of her keen sense of humor. l,oN.-x, N11CH.x12LgGenerr1lf'lhiikel' is the Tony Curtis of our Class. His flashing smile and wonderful personality will go far. l.ovic,JOY. EZLIZ.-XBICTIIvSf'i677fI'fiI'-Li.lElCliiCi, is one of our sharp Cheerleaclers. Always has a sinile for everyone. lVlAIlOVI,ICH. ROSE-C167lt'l'fl1fiiROS6il is one of the quiet girls in our class who would rath- er listen than talk. at x y N'lAMI'L.-X, GIQORGI1-Gellffral-Llfiudcly is one of our fine football playersg has an eye for the girls. Usually seen driving his blue anrl white Ford. MAIR'l'INl'l'I'T1, .loANN-Conznwrcinl-.loann has a large Collection of Clothesg and possesses some fine dark hair. Is a friend to all. iVICIJONALD, ETHELfGCI'Z6I'II11lll you like to dance you'll love L'Ethel. Has a large Col- lection of Kat records. NflCfiARRITY. LAWHIQNcififfifanerzzlg Realm is the boy peanut of our Class. He is well- liked by all the gang at liinfoln High. lVICGIiRnAN. lVLxRY Sttilzgfflflssirrll-lVIary Sue is the possessor of pretty brown hair. She will please all in her nursing career. I9 JU 56 MCLEAN, .losEPH-Generalgfdoel' is one of our swell football players. Possessor of fine dark curly hair. lVlf1N1Ci-1. KATHLEEN-Commercial?c'Saya, our drum majorette in her senior year, did a fine job of leading our band to success. Mnimowis. FEI:NANADo-Vocatz'onr1I-Can be found at Isalyls in his spare time. Has a nice smile for everyone. lVf1LLER. fiIiORGE-VOFflfiOH0l1gfGGOTg87, can always be found working in the wood shop. Red seems to he his favorite Color. lVloLL, BARiiET'r-ScienZific-'LBeansy,7' a regu- lar all-around guyg likes to motor up the valley in his HOlds. lVfONAHAN, DOROTHY-Generali''Dotf a tall blond. enjoys traveling to East Liverpool. Can always he found working at the Pizza Shop. lVlUH1C, BARBARA-MGener11l- Barbl' really en- joys school. Her favorite pastime is gab- hing with the Crowd. VVell-known hy all. Moimwsiu, .l14:raoM1a-General- VVhitey'7 did a fine job in making our basketball team great. Shy and quiet around girls. Nicwrz, R101iARD-Srrienfific- l'1ichy'7 is the brain in any math class. Takes school as il comes. Pals around with gflukerfl NOAH, BILL-General-Curly blond hair is Billls crowning glory. A ladies? man. JU NE 56 ffm QR Noni. .lIfDI'rHvGer1z'r11lf'L.ltidy is seldom seen without her gang. Quiet until you get to know her. Noun. CIARULYNfiiciillljlii spends most of her time singing with the girls' quartette. Nota, VI'lRNIJN+VOI'lIfiOVI!Il'A faithful band IIlQ1 IllJ9I'g Vernon has a good bass voice. Spends his aCtiyities in Choir. P,x1,YAN. V1isCRN'rvGenerr1I-All-County end this year. uSonny likes to please all the girls with his fine clothes and round ahout manners. - View NY, ELMl'1IifVOl'IIffOI7l1I-A quiet shop boy. Doesxft have too much to say. VVill he glad when sChool's out. PI,1cCAs. ANNfFfilIIl'f1l'fI'iII'lfA quiet girl with a fine voice. Has a sharp array of Clothes. PRICIQ. YYILLI.-XNIifJ67If'l'I1lfMBillii has lots of friends. He likes to talk a lot. PRINCE, .lOSEI'Ii--ffl3I7E?I'fII-H.l09v is always out for a laugh. Seldom seen without his side' kick, 'LRieky.7' RECKNER, BIi'I l'X'fGl?f1l?F'!llfA swell girl who hails from Georgetown. Betty'i likes sehool and especially enjoys gym Classes. l'iEm1iAR1m, BICVERLY-KWON!fIIUl'f'I.IIIf'iBCYii is a hard working conimerrial girl. She's neat as a pin and proud of her wardrobe. - I9 JU -ew. 1 -. 254-2: ' . :fr .-. I ' .M .N-: f: .,.:-f- i'-.g..5:i .1 .,y :. - , '2 fi . 5? . 'N Y 1 4!'Q3l'P'f1.x fiifi' QQ . X. I Q REYNOLDS, SUIivflZI1SSilYIlfiiSl'l0l't 'n sweet describes Sue. Her high soprano voice and pleasing personality make her top on every- one's list. RONVLICY, .IEAN-KQGIIHIYII-Qlllfxi, Calm. and friendly describes Jean. Nice to have around. Loves to sew and Cook. RUSSELL, .l.ACK-fjl?77l?fHI2A sharp boy who ran brag about not having an enemy in the world. He is wellfliked by everyone in the school. Sc.fxRsELLA. .loHNfGer1err1I-HSCar7' is one of the hard working Seniors. The Senior Dance wouldn't have been Complete if it weren't for him. Lots of fun anywhere. SCIIlNII'l I', ClHI'CIifGt,fI6?f!I1-Tliff silent type. Always out for a good time. t'ChuCkie Caps the crown for his well-known blushes. SH1cRMAN. RoB1fLRT-Gerzer11l+'LBob'sl, blond hair adds to his sharp looks. Likes to drive around in his car. SIDERICH. .IAMEs-Vofrationrzf-.lim hails from Smiths Ferry. A hard working shop boy. Snvuvis, ILENI4:-Scierzlifirv-Has pretty brown hair. Likes her boys to be tall, dark, and handsome. A gym enthusiast. SMITH. FHRDINA-x-General-Tlie kind that everyone likes to know. Loves to have a good time. SMYDA, BONNlli-f.lI!ISSl.Cl1Z-A cute Senior who is congenial with everyone. Likes school. A good Conversationalist. 6 I9 JU NE 56 i X E K 1-faq., 59733 STHELIQ, PATRICIA-52671671111-iipillli models some sharp Clothes. Likes to kid around with the boys. STIQFF, CoNNIiifC'l0ssic'r1l-HAll good things come in small packages applies to this Cute, future nurse. Likes to drive her gang around in her dad's Car. S'r1cvIcNsoN, HtJBL:ivr-Gerzerale'LBob,' doesn't worry too mufh about sehool work, has lots of good times. S'1'1cwAit'1'. PANI.-f1QI1Ul'fIl+P?tlll is one of the friendliest boys in our Class. Always found Clowning around in Class. STILLXVAGON, l,INDA-I'omrner1'if1'l+Fveryone's buddy. L'Lindy'7 can really twirl that baton. Keeps the Commerrial girls in high spirit. TAYLOR, JINI-G6H6fflliiL.llIT1ii is always out for a good time. His hobbies are tinkering with Cars and planes. THCJNI.-XS, GIiiJRGIifl!OCK1fIi0fIl1IfiiBUZZi7 is a guy with a few words. One of our shop boys. TICIQ, IJANCE-VvOCfIfl-OH!!!-IJHIICC is a quiet shop boy. Spends his activity periods sleep- ing in homeroom. TODD, DOR0'I'HY1G!3fl6'I'!l11iiDOl.i is one of our home economics girls. Likes to square dance at the Fairview Grange. ToNC1C. IvixN+Gemf1'f1I+HIlva quarterbackecl our team to vietory all season. Plans to make football his career. A hit with all the girls. Y I9 JU NE 56 K iEseH!.e egooaigii x I .HQQH ToNT1. C.-mrn.YNfG0n0rr1IfCarolyn can al- ways he found with a library hook. One of our future teachers, Has great artistic ability. Toimias, CHCII,.'X-C:ff?lIf?fIIffA swell gal, usual- ly has a serious look but she's always a lot of fun. Timovicn, lXflARTIIA--fWIIISSZDCYII-L'T63I'lJ5'il is full of fun. the dancer of our class. An ardent basketball fan. TnoiiTMAN. IJONNAfCflISSffYIfvilDtJ1'1I1Ell5 was a hard worker on the Pmodis staff. Enjoys doing many things with her numerous friends. Possessor of sharp clothes. TUHLIQY, KfvrlILiciiw--WGm'zerf11-L'Katl' has an easy going manner and a crazy sense of hunior. 'ss TITRNER, LEllOYfGE?H6fflZfOIl63 of the nicest guys we know. Noted for his silly laugh. Very easy to get along with. llLBRICH, TOM-V0cf1tionf1fvlWr. Hoknianls favorite student. LlTtJH1,l is another of our shop boys. V.eXZQtTEZ. lVIA1iY JANE-fl0NlH16fCl-df-VQF3' neat in appearance. MlVIerg7' likes to give all the boys a hard time. NYill make an efficient secretary. VIQGLIA, DAVII7-fg671l?fKIlffiBL1gSll likes to tease the girls. A real character. Doesirt take school seriously. VIDAKOVICH, MILLIIC--KlOfHfI'I6fl'fIlf-Tl1lS cute miss notes a second look. Has big green eyes. Always likes to have a good time. I9 JUNE 56 VISNICK. Ri'JNALD-G6U6V0f-4iROHI1lG,, is one of the Clowns of our class. He's always ready with a laugh. VUK.'XS, PETL1R+Generr1I-'I'he big man of the band. Perko spends most of his time up the valley with Franklin. VVA'rK1Ns, WILLIs-V0ff11tiorzalgWillis is the silent type. Quiet most of the time. VVATSON, lVlARILYN-C0mmercifIl+lVIarilyn is the possessor of radiant red hair and smart Clothes. One of the top commercial girls. WEBB, GARY-Vocafionzzl-Gary's favorite pas- time is driving his Car. Likes to motor to Fairview. VVEBB, GERALD-General-gLJerry's our finest drummer. Has a passion for Four Fresh- men records. Can always be found in Jacobs. VVICLSH, CLAYTON-Vocalionnl-One of our shop boys. Always seen laughing with his pal Freddie. VVoLFr1, FRED-l!OCCIll'071fII1liFI'6Cldl6lS,7 Curly hair is an asset to his good looks. Enjoys riding around in his car. VVUCHINA, lVIARY ANN-fl1HSSl.CH1+AIlOfll9I' of our future nurses. Seems to be at home in any chemistry lab. Likes school. YUTE, GEIJRGk1LSC7i6fZfifiC'-GQOfg6 loves base- ball. He has lots of friends and was also a good basketball player. I9 JUN ii ZAR, ll01314111'1'-Generfzl-A star hzislaeilmzill play- er who really gives the girls a rough time .W . . . Luk 15 Illxill 111 appezirarire a11cl 15 il pos- sessor of sharp Clothes. Z.-xvsict, R1c:H.x111JMl'lzzssicnlf''llickf' is really quirk with wil. H0 was Coerziplaili of our fine fombnll teeim. Always ready for a laugh. Z1c11N1c:H, DOIQUTHYYK'ornrrzerrriafg Dot is selcloni seen without the other Dot, F111- joys square dancing. 2 V0 5 3 'A 9V8I'y hOuf.--eww dag --1 MS y0u're glad it's .M Gas? Congratulations to the CLASS OF '56 fx ro' 5 2 2 6349 5 WLM W vA1Ui LCW NN COST '1m.,...-' THE PEQPLES NATURAL ans commnv COMPLIMEN TS OF REM-CRU TITANIUM CORP MIDLAND, PA. CRUCIBLE STEEL CO. OE AMERICA MIDLAND WORKS Compliments of TREADWELL PHONE MI. 3-3462 McGeehan Agency Rf-al Estate and Insurance BASINGER AND GIFFORD Real Estate and Insurance Phone MI. 3-3670 Midland, Pa. Compliments of UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Local 12 1 2 Tarbuk Television Appliance 624 Midland Avenue Midland, Pa Phone MI. 3-3012 G-E and HOTPOINT COMPLIMENTS OF Henry L. Cannon, Jr. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Midland, Pu. Compliments of DAVID D. SCHWERHA FUNERAL HOME Congratulations! CELANDA BEAUTY SALON Ceil D. Yetso Helen M. Smith General Insurance T17 MIDLAND AVENUE MIDLAND, PA. Compliments of DOTTY'S SALON Compliments of Cracchiola Distributing Co. Compliments of Crooks Furniture Co. East Liverpool, Ohio l'IVl'lRY'I'll ING El.l'X l'RlCAL VETERAN 'S ELECTRIC I.ighting', Wiring, D4-signing and Relmiri: g., 348 Midland Avenue Compliments of Gamble's Drug Store 7th Street and Midland Avenue MIDLAND, PA. Compliments of Western Auto Associate Store Compliments of GEORGE'S TAVERN 316 Midlanci Avenue Midland, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of Dahmas Dairy 4th Street and Midland Avenue Compliments of Allen Furniture Company MIDLAND, l'A. COMPLIMENTS OF CITY RESTAURANT AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 481 Midland Legion Club, Inc. DANCING EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT 10P.M.+1A.M. BIXLER MOTORS Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer BEAVER, PA. EWING OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE 1795-99 Third Sf. Beaver, Penna PHONE Sl 4-1560 COMPLIMENTS OF DODGE - PLYMOUTH DEALER HAYS MOTOR, Inc. EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO GENERAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WEST MIDLAND AVENUE Midland. Pu. Compliments of BEAVER TRUST COMPANY MIDLAND, PA. MIQMBER FEDERAI. DEPOSIT INSURANCE JOHN F. CRICHTON Plumbing and Heating Contractor 769 Beaver Avenue Midland, Pa. I'h NII 2 R139 Compliments of HORNICICS for Best Boys' cmd Girls' Shoes 535 Midland Ave. Phono MI. 3-2748 Compliments of 0 G I L V I E 7 S EAST L1vERPooL, OHIO STANLEY'S BARBER SHOP 436 Midland Ave. Midland, Penna. S'l'ANl.r:Y BIUSLOVSKI FOR THAT SNACK AFTER THE GAME JACOBS CONFECTIONERY 6. LUNCHEONETTE COMPLIMENTS OF Mackintosh-Hemphill 9 Martiell s Men's and Boys' Wear 620 Midland Ave. Phone Ml. 3-2347 Headquarters for Wectherbird Shoes Compliments of Ogilvie's Shoe Department A EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO ROBERTSON'S MARKET Corner of Seventh and Penn .AYPIIIIP DIIDLAND, PA. Compliments of Lester's Bakery l'hon0 HI. 3-2219 COMPLIMENTS OF BAI-IM'S PHARMACY Phono MI. 2-0611 or 3-2787, Midland, Pa. WE END YOUR SEARCH IN THE QUEST FOR THE BEST Adlygs WORLD FAMOUS ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS When in Midland, Pct. Shop at M U R P H Y ' S 630-32 MIDLAND AVENUE The Store of Service With A Smile ACON PONTIAC Sales and Service 1070 Midland Avenue Phone MI. 3-3708 OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION MIDLAND, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF JOLLY GEORGE PHONE MI. 3-2686 MIDLAND, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF ROSALIND CANDY CASTLE lies! in Candy Castelli Jeweler Your Jeweler Phone MI, 3-5891 MIDLAND, PA. The Gift of Gifts for the Graduate . . . A LANE CEDAR CHEST l We have a miniature Lane Cedar l Chest for each girl graduate of the Class of 1056. , ' I X r SILVERlVlAN'S Compliments of ORR'S JEWELERS The Valley's Finest Diamond and Watch Center 714 Midland Ave. Phone MI. 3-2465 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Midland Avenue MIDLAND, PA. Smith and Phillips East Liverpool - East Palestine and Canton PHONE FU. 5-1215 COM PLIM ENTS OF PUTT'S FURNITURE FU. 6-6590 East End Shopping Center Valley Typewriter Repair Service 358 Brighton Ave. Phone SP. 4-0359 ROCHESTER, PA. M. F. Snyder Company T49 Midland Avenue MONEY LOANS Phone MI. 3-3715 Midland, Pa. Compliments of F. Csiszctr Gulf Service Route G8 Ohioview, Pa. MICKEY'S PLACE Bill and George Duplaga PHONE NE, 4-S801 OHIOVIEW, PA. . COMPLIMENTS OF CHUCK KENNEDY Flasco Dry Cleaners RELIABLE CLEANERS ONE DAY SERVICE T01 Midland Avenue Midland, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF REPLANES Compliments of Wi1son's Golden Dawn Super Market Distributors of McAllister's Products RICHARDSON'S FRIGIDAIRE 1695 Third Street, Phone SP. 5-0834 Beaver, Pa. CLOVER FARM STORE JOHN PETROSKY, Prop. Phone NE. 4-9656 OHIOVIEW, PA. CRAFTS SERVICE Esso GAS Phone NE, 4-9126 Industry, Pa. Steig's Men's Store Better Styles for Young Men EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO Mike Turk, Inc. BUICK DEALER East Liverpool. Ohio REED BROS. DAIRY PHONE MI. 3-2772 MIDLAND, PENNA. GOTTLIEB'S FAMILY STORE 465 MIDLAND AVE. MIDLAND, PA COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of GUY GENGARELLA F A N N I N ' S AND SONS Phone MI. 3-2165 PHONE MI. 3-2181 Midland, Pa. MIDLAND, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNE AND BOB BEGLIN More Than lust a Hardware Co. ROCHESTER. PA. FU. 5-3030 East Liverp 1 L 1 T T E N 5 F151-11-3R's STUDIOS O L D S M O B I L E POl'lI'IIfI.S' by plfldfl' EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO East Liverpool, Ohio Compliments of Evergreen Cafe Compliments of TEXACO SERVICE STATION Phone MI. 2-0951 Midland , Pa. Phone MI. 2-0701 342 Midland COMPLIM ENTS OF LARRY'S CAFE Arco and Sammy Ave. COM PLIMENTS OF George Nahas GROCERIES AND IVIEATS Midland, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF NEW WELCOME CAFE 224 Midland Ave. Phone MI. 2-0061 Compliments of DON'S TAVERN at 6th St. Mill Entrance Phone Compliments of Small's Cleaners MI. 3-2142 Midland, Pal Charlie Barber Shop and Ann's Cafe Good Luck! Compliments of PEOPLE'S MARKET GREEN BROTHERS MIDLAND MILLING AND SUPPLY CO. 850 Railroad Lane MIDLAND, PA. Compliments DERAMO'S RESTAURANT FINE FOOD COMPLIMENTS RAN ELLI'S MARKET Compliments of CITY LAUNDRY MIDLAND AVENUE Compliments of MARTINETTI AND MASTERS Grocery and Meat Market 6th Street and Penn Avenue Compliments of BTH ST. GRILL MIDLAND, PA. PETROSKY AND WHITE SPORT SHUI' 534 Midland Ave. Midland, P11 FINEST IN SPORTS WEAR Read The MIDLAND NEWS COMPLIMENTS OF MIDLAND LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. PHONE MI. 3-3689 SMITH AUTO PARTS Best in Tri-State EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO BARGAIN BOOTH Costume Iewelry East Liverpool, Ohio M O O R E ' S Furniture and Appliance East Liverpool, Ohio Compliments of JOHN RADELLA TRUCKING AND EXCAVATING COMPLIMENTS OF DOTY'S CHEVROLET SALES 464 Midland Avenue MIDLAND, PA. Gibson Flower Shop COMPLIMENTS OF PATTISON JEWELRY EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO METZ'S LADIES' AND CHILDRENS WEAR riAs'r uvrim-ool., oHlo COM l'l.IMEN'l'S OF G. GERMUSA Beer Distributor Phone NII. 3-2340 Compliments of VORKAPICH'S Hotel and Restaurant NIIDLAND, PA. Compliments of BOLY'S CAFE Phone MI. 2-0761 Midland, Pa. IIMMY'S BARBER SHOP AIR-CONDITIONED 9 Sixth Street Midland, Pa. WHITE FRONT DAIRY PHONE Ml. 3-3628 TOT TO TEEN 751 Midland Avenue MIDLAND, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Rodgers Barber Shop 811 Midland Avenue TOM TRAY Tailor G23 Midland Avenue Compliments of MIDLAND DISTRIBUTING CO. Ehlll. ONUSKA Compliments of Wunder Bar Restaurant HARTS WOMEN'S AND CHILDRENS APPAREL 730 Midland Avenue Midland, Pa. N. F. RUGGERI AND SON Plumbing and Heating Contractors 13 'nn st. Phone MI. 3-2276 Midland, Pa. 'PHE FINEST IN TELEVISION! GREEN'S TELEVISION 441 Midland Avenue Phone MI. 3-2242 Compliments of D'Angelo Shoe Repair 807 Midland Ave. MI. 3-3774 MIDLAND AUTO SALES DODGE DEALERS 9th and Midland Ave. MIssion 3-2196 Floto Management Corp. 1033 Midland Avenue REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE ADMIRAL HOMES Compliments of TONTI'S HOTEL Bar and Grill STYLE CENTER N'0MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S APPAREL 455 Midland Avenue National Market MlfI'f'l'j'llIil1g Good lo lim FRANK DIAMOND MEN'S WEAR 522 Market St. East Liverpool, Ohio MORTON'S Jl'IXVlCl.RY AND GIFTS THAT LAST 419 Market St. East Liverpool, Ohio East Liverpool Review A Dependable Newspaper Serving the Tri-State Area JACOB DRY GOODS Proprietors: Betty B. Jacob, Julius J. Jacob Quality Goods: Reasonably Priced 649 Midland Ave. Phone Ml. 3-3581 BENDHEIM'S SHOE East 6th Street EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO Riverview Florist East Liverpool's Largest Floral Establishment COMPLIMENTS OF City Hardware Company 726 Midland Avenue MIDLAND. PA. Compliments of MIDLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT The Chambers Co. Mulberry Street FU, 6-5910 East Liverpool, Ohio SCHMIDT'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Phone NE. 4-9896 Ohioview, Pa. Compliments of MARY'S PLACE Millie - Willie - Dot INDUSTRY, PA. ARROW PANTS SHOP Harry Arrow Sez: Style Conscious Young Men Buy llc East Liverpool, Ohio ERLANGER'S Men's cmd Boys' Shop East Liverpool, Ohio Verzella's Service 601 Midland Avenue MIDLAND, PA. MIGLIORE BEER DISTRIBUTORS 121-123 Midland Avenue Phone MI. 3-2114 Kay's Beauty Salon Catherine Gimbus, Prop. Phone MI. 3-2282 Suttles Amoco Service ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRS INDUSTRY, PA. Compliments of SHIPPINGPORT FERRY Shippingport, Pa. ROBINS AND SANT THE MEN'S SHOP EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO KIDDIE KORN ER FU. 5-5453 East Liverpool, Ohio Compliments of Z A C K ' S Fine Women's Apparel CITY GROCERY CHUM DIMEFF, Prop. 480 Ohio Avenue Phone MI. 3-2747 DAUER'S DAIRY QUEEN Midland Avenue Midland. Pa. - 9f'- -- PROFESSIONAL PATRONS J. A. Helfrich Thomas Boyd Daniel B. Suffoletta Joseph Dawson Constantine Mourat Vern S. Watson Z. Sigal Frank Benedict Atty. Frank A. Suffoletta ' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 THE RODIS STAFF COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Larry's Cafe COMPLIMENTS OF BLAIR FERGUSON F unzous for Delicious Foods BEAVER FALLS' PA' ARCO AND SAMMY land, Pa. Phono MI. 2-0701 Y , This Book Was Printed By THE TRIBUNE PRINTING COMPANY Beaver Falls, Pa. We greatly appreciate the cooperation and advice of Mr. Iohnson and his staff. PHOTOGRAPHY BY Don Parker Eighth Street We Wish to thank Midland, Pa. Mr. Parker for his Phone Ml. 3-3570 help and cooperation, Y 4' K ' Y' I - U rv' . 4 4 A K 4 , . . ' 4 'N.r,.xL, ,- T5 -H . '
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