Lincoln High School - Rodis Yearbook (Midland, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

,v Y t Q h. 1' ,A . PRESENTING THE 1958 RODIS Q, f - wa 22.7242 5 A f-'H ,311 ,H , 45 my-H ,gg 0 Q 1, FW -' , 'ggigxff WM aff N, .sw H-if QM iw 4 -, in VM iw pu. .L f M5 gp fx Nix. 4. ,K .M +4 ie Q. ,,',,,, w 'Q Q, , Ex xr? ii? : ia. . 'vw gsai K .iw v W5 as 'vm I1 4 , if I F3 542. I LM 3 if H W2 L 2 1 ggyswfwff K 03411 ,fm ,fnmui 'af Q I Q www- M 1 Through the doors of the American public school pass the future citizens of our nation. They enter through these doors that they may grow scholastical- ly, socially, physically, spiritual- ly and increase their understand- ing of self and of their fellow- men. MIDLAND PENN YLVAN A I II IT ALL BEGAN WITH HUMEROOM ASSIGNMENTS AND THEN CLASSES CLUBS un, W' AND ,... 4? H , N,,,,, M WW.. ,M Hg I . Q CAMPAIGNS ,X S QML Luis tm f K 2 L 149 S, X 1 v -ITT!! Ollibuk NOW U X v .am I . 3 A kkyk 5 1 3 ,Q V , 'sf' 1.5, Q , 'T P N, 9 ,Q , x i f 1 as 3 K f J gm 2 fl 1 if' 5 f dh? 'Qs ar .bg ' 5 .4- ',' Q 4 f O' 41 5 '-ww f is 'M A? KL 47 W 5 qv L at ALSO HAD THEIR PLACE FUN AND PARTIES 5 x if Lx if .B -me u 3 2 in A Q, iw U95 ' W lf 4 , A . SWS., Z4 . , v-ik K if 1 J A Af. KW . gi f nw? Lf if Msg A,VVi gg , , I sf tg W pw' H ii wt' g i , 4 iL 5 1, ff.., 'W -144 1 2. Xa? A yi y Q. i Mfg! ., M, . , ag. in Vai: W , I f L 9 I H 'wfimgiw 43 H we. ,, 13 3 C- , 'wg' Z if 'Q 4 B Ei 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS i I TITLE PAGE - - FOREWORD DE-DICATIQN I - - FACULTY 1 1 1 SENIORS ' UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CANDID CAMERA SHOT SENIOR STATISTICS ADVERTISEMENTS J-E5I2:5f::,:: .I , . . , 'Z H 35154, , a ' f livin as M S mix ,lag as i , ,N .H ., . c Msg? M M1 :figs -Swttilmaf 1 sie m lisiifi Wear .wa -fin sl: with aft' Ti' 35352352-li53f,:SLf 1 :51' 2iq?Qiigigfitfsfigglsziif- 5 ,522 eil i 'L ' 'fgf,:'i'7Z.QgfQS5EgEE!. 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Her unfailing patience has enabled us to appreciate and understand English better. I2 TIO In appreciation of his helpfulness, cheerfulness, and friendly interest, Mr. Morford will long be remembered by the students of Lincoln High School. We want both, Miss Presutti and Mr. Morford, to know that they have our respect, admiration, and sincere gratitude. I3 I 32 anna q, , n- F4 ., . ., K--'J ,ff If WIFUMI swf ifm, 'M' ' 'H' f www-ummm -we N V ,,,.. ,Q .,-,f -.. A ,L ' , - -' ' -K Q-ff . ' ff- ,,. -F' ' er M:-W W-WS '-v-Q ,,, -, -' - ,Q --ww I , ,, ,,, W K W 947 f W H - k 'W 3.4, -.., , 5.332 'mmm 1. - -M 'G'---ff Q. -my , f Mm- W- ---+,,-W mf fx., ' N ., f. A K K .- -A v ., . .. K' v--- V, . ., ,. , S '?IW f W ---' ,- i W' ,N ,,.,.., ..... , ' ' 'WW' - 'Nc f ,ff ,. ,Q ,., wu.w,w-MA 'W - . 'W Q K , - -Lv -- , W , , I ,,,,k K , , I W, x,... ...,., ,W . , W, K WWW ,:KL,: V, I .VW I S . ., ' , I ,. ' , V lang- , ' - G' I , ' W wfrggifff--ij-' - I I Y V ,w,a.g.m. K I k ,mv ,,,. 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Congratulations upon the completion of a successful and full year of school experience! To those who are leaving Lincoln at this time, our sincere best wishes for your continued success. To those students who have not completed their high school experiences, may we offer a word of encouragement. The world demands a high degree of competency from the youth of today. Con- sider your present assignment seriously and make certain that you oljtain the most from your present opportunities. DR. RALPH JEWELL, Szzperinfemlent I6 is W, . v.... xxx MISS BERNICE f:Ol7l:lN MISS ANNA MULLEN S6l'l'L'lzlI'J' CIfPl',l2 SCHOGL BOARD Front row, feared: Mr. Lelie Roach, Mr. john Shovlin, Mr. john Haggerty, Mr. Frank Aloi, Mr. Samuel Rosatone, Mr. james Morrison, Miss Bernice Coffin. Mr. John Kano, Sf.111di11AQ.' Mr. Robert Masters, Dr. Ralph Jewell, Mrs. Ednamae Castelli. I7 Your school experiences of the past twelve years are but the foundations upon which you will build your Life of Tomorrow. Continue to build-and put into it only those things which can make you a living emblem of our American heritage and het- ter way of life. MR. WILLIAM A. WALTERS Principal ,A MISS HELEN DISDORE MISS VIOLA LOZZI Secreffzry I 8 Cfef-If L 4 ' 1 ,uf 'fu ,W , if , a V 3 B 4 ,df MRS. MARGARET GLUMAC Svlwmf iNv1'll'.1L' mnnnjmcrqc ous: , ,I .-,.,,.,fw4 bjjfdfz . I . . ... J 57 7-.. Amlzxg: .,.,,,..n. ,,,.,.M muh? MR. RAYMOND STOXVITZKY G'fljdt1IIL'6 Ilirevlm' MR. HOWARD THORNE Alrdin-Viflnzf Aid Dire4'f0r and 7'I'rIL'l? Comfy I9 MR. C. LLOYD DEFFENBAUGI-I Music MISS GLORIA DE LOPEZ Spanish and History MRS. INIARY ANN BARTKO English and History MR. DENNIS CAMBIER Commercial Subjects MRS. DOROTHY W. DRUMMOND English MISS ELIZABETH GAVLAK Civics and Commercial Sub jects MR, GEORGE HAMIIIVON Sufinl Studios ami ligmkctlmll MR. CHARLES P. HIQNDIERSON Instrurm-ntal Music MISS CAROLYN KARCHER Libfzlfiilfl M R. BEN KAYE Art MISS NIRIAM HOGVE Home Economics MR. VUILLIAM HOKMAN lvinthenmtics MISS MARJORIE LOVEJOY English MR. GEORGE MASTROVICI-I Chemistry and Physics INIR, IXIELVIN LAING English and Public Speaking MR. FRANCIS LAMBERSON History MR. XVILLIAM MEYER Mathematics MISS MARIE MILANOVICH Latin Mll, DALE MORFORD XVMIJ History M RS. DOROTHFA MULLER Mathematics MISS ISI VGENIA O'HARA Health :md Physical Educ!- tiun M R, IZIDWARD Ol.KOXX'SKI Geography and Civics MR. LAXVRENCE NOVAK Art MRS. ANN OAKES Commercial Subiccts MR. CHARLES POLCE Science and Driver Training MISS MARIE PRESUTTI English MR. GEORGE ORDICH Wood Shop MR. JOHN PETCHEL Biology and Football MIULAN Sllts MR. CLYDE SCOTT Biology and Chemistry MR. JAMES SHUMAKER Civics and Driver Training MR. EUGENE SYNDER Metal Shop MRS. MARY STAUFFER Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY SHOVLIN Commercial Subjects MISS MARY ELIZABETH XVAGNER English MR, JOHN XWILSON Health, Physical Education and junior High Basketball In Memory of MISS MARGARET SEANOR As one of us, she wrought Things of the common hour: Whence was the charmed soul brought That gave each act such powerg The natural beauty of a flower ? 26 CUSTODIAN WW, 'fin-r ', MR. KELLER S1111 criufwzdwzl '? W 'ire' auf, ,Q vu- . u W' Vx: out 4 auf, 9 n n ,Qui MRS. CESTERIC a A - g,'a4f 'sa 'l1 fu. 'y,,ade ...li ' .'v:f..nu :-Q ,..,.,,, 'fx' 'tilt I gli, v-..l':uu n.,,n. nn-'-..,'-u.,.v4,., -,H-. -1 ,Q 5, 'sn 'n.0l5.,, ' i'! 'ilnt i 1. , 0 'Numan 4' .K -., , ..,,,H.u 1 --W... .. futillf ill aiuuunu,--..,. ,, . 0sl1llw,.'u.,,,,, sl' 'ullncg, Q,, ,, 'ls.u.n.,. 1a,,,,. '1luun,, 1u,,,, 'C mauve, In UiOn,. 'SCI 1 N fi 52 27 llll1,.!lulng. MRS. TRAY Q ' o .I 14,41 ' s MR. SATLIN MRS. CINDRICH . mxxww 'FQ' X, X 1' x,., f::r- 29 Return.r life fide, but never- mnre fetufm llse lrfnfeler lo :be Jboref' Thus our seniors leave these shores, eager to challenge the vast Sea of Life. For some it will be a long journeyg for oth- ers, short. Yet they are not afraid, and they leave full of hope and determination to see what lies over the next horizon. , 33125 1,5 'W 1: W ,,mA kai : f ii -'i lhi 'Tim A 'A ,i va Semor class offxcers take t1me out for an exenmg of fun Sztfmg, left to flgbf P Prodonovxch Secretary M155 MllHHOV1Ch bPODSO1 R1t1 DItr1 Treasurer Smrzdizzgx B111 Monahan Presldcnt Peter BEN EDICT General Nancy BERKLEY General William BRADFORD General Donna BRANDENBURG General Donna ALSTON Commercial Loretta BARNEY General Bonnie BLACKMORE Commercial Salvadore BOYLE General Paul BUSSARD General Rodney CALLIHAN General Michael CECELYA General james CHEVALIER General William CARLIN Scientific Patricia CAROTHERS General Rosalie CIGANIK Commercial joseph CONWAY General Eli DIMEFF Scientific Rita D'ITRI Classical Carol DUNN General John DUNN General Lloyd DAWSON General Helen DEMORATZ General James DOBBS General Mae Belle DREAR Commerifal Patricia FLANNERY Commercial Joseph FLASCO General Loretta GIANVITO General Stephanie GIMBUS General Roberta FULLER General Victor GEORGE Scientific Louis GIOVANELLI Classical Sara jane GOLDEN Commercial . 1 H1 Mg. If , ' W,a joseph GREGOR General Arthur GROSCOST General Mabel HENDERSON Commercial Brenda HORACE General 'Qc Albert GRAHAM General Sheryl GRAHAM Classical X I Helen GUTIERREZ General Michael HAYDIN Scientific if ,Z :IM ill'imi':' Donald HYTE Scientific John KAZMAN General Helen KRIVOSHIA Commercial Gloria KRIZAN General Karen KOLLMAN General Edward KRESS Scientific Janice LAUGHLIN Commercial Milan LIVADA Scientific Carol LONCAR Commercial Robert LONCAR General Daniel MCCLAIN General Patrick MCGEEHAN General Patrick LOFTUS General Steve LONA General Daniel MADISH Scientfic Pete MADISH General john MEHALIC Scientific Ronald MIHLBAUER General Vincent MONACO General Bill MON AHAN Scientfic Bill MILLER General Rosemary MONACO Commercial Edward MURPHY General Larry NEEDS Scientfic he Loretta PAKAVICH General James PANTONE General Max PERENOVICH General Geraldine PERKINS General Gale NEWCOMB Scientific Elizabeth ORDICH Commercial Maxine PARSONS General Charles PENNINGTON General William PERKINS General James PETTIES General Patricia PRODONOVICH Commercial Martha RADESCHI Classical Phyllis PICHARDO General Robert PRENTICE General Elaine RADINSKY General Michael RAICH Scientific Correne REID Classical Charles REPLANE Scientific Richard RUDMAN Scientific Sheila RUTHERFORD Classical Jennie REED Commercial Shirley REED General Melvin ROWLEY General Patricia ROY General Marian SCHMITT Classical joseph SCHULTE General Betty SMITH General Nancy SMITH General Edward SHRIVER General Eva SLAPPY General Walter SMITH General Richard SQUIRES General 1-4 , .,, diff Tom STI LLWAGON Classical Carol STROHM General john SZATKIEWICZ General Letty THOMPSON Classical Alfred STEFF General Carl ST. GEORGE General Sally STROHM Commercial Nick SUSICH General Sandra THORNE General Ann TRBOVICH Commercial Ronald VARAVETTE General Violet VASQUEZ Commercial Loretta TROUTMAN Commercial Steve ULIZO General Nick VITAS General George VUYAKOVICH General Nancy WILLIAMS General Larry WILSON Scientific Dorothy ZETZ Commercial 45 Carolyn WARE General Robert WILKS General Delores YUKICA Commercial David ZAPICO General It's a hectic hill to climb, this steep ascent to Seniorship. Some- times it seems as if the top will never be reached because of the many obstacles, tests, and wor- ries encountered along the way. But just when you are about to give up all hope, the topi is reached. And there you will be-a senior! Congratulations! JU IOR HIGH LOOKS Left I0 rigbfx Tomec, Mr. Cambier, B. Marciniak, S. Ordich TO THE Left lo riglal: Mr. Olkowski, B. Pillar, M. Vazquez, L, Kruel, M, Ulizio. Lefi 10 rigbf: P, Vuyakovich, M. Kovacic, Mr. S. Bartko, G. Perkins, D. Needs. A9 SE IOR HIGH FOR LEADERSHIP l f JU IDRS .rm ww fw f WQWM' V1 BQW' QQ ' 4 . .EZ fig W yi l fi ? , S .4 1. J 4-5' I YW Firnrz row, left to rigblx Mr. Lamberson, F. Flard, C. Nola, I. Bassar, D. Dreglevich, H. Berry, A. M. Monaco, F. Love, R. Anusich. R. Ulizio. Semnd muh' T. Curry, R. Short, M. Hughes, H. Weekley, W. Miller, R. Feyclo, R. Waida, W. Sepp. Third 7'01l'.' N. Chevalier, D. Kane, Gol- phin, W. Sims, J. Gianvito, J. Collins, C. Sentz, R. Vaughn. lan in-at ' 'K M5 I-me-1 14 4. 'W T my Six Fin! row, left 10 right: Miss Presutti, L. Bradshaw, M. Taylor, D. McC0mbs, R. Maclish, P. McManigle, M. Muns, S. Donate-lla, E. Petrosky, R. Brozic. Semrzd faux' M. Brooks, A. Senun, J. Biach, J. Carter, G. Gengarella. P. McMillen. S. Coralc, K, Hockenberry, P. Mueller. Third row: R. Eckles, W. Mahoney, F. Aloi, G. Chumura, R. Keller, M. Tepovich. S. Ordick, R. Parker, J. Tomec. 49 JU IORS Ifirrr wzr. ld! In rigfarx Mr. Meyer. R, Dominici, D. Kovalcsky, A. Zuppe, S, Symonuk, P, Exams, S. Brown, j, Todd, N. Gaily, C. Hoppa, M, Brogam. Serwzd mzv: j, Cignnilc, M, Lona, j. Curry, D. Quiring, G, Modgmy. D. Shriver, J, Toth. P. Livadu, B. Dye. Third wuz' R. Dunn. V. Pedro, B. l.cMuste1's, P. Susich. R. XX ill4S. A. Nuyzo. P, Roman, Tzmncr, R, ILlaggc1'1y. I'ljl'.ff1'!l11'. lefz to rfglvf: Iwfr. Cnmlnicr. D. Dcpue, R, Lucas, B. Llurfiniiik, D. Forcso, IW. Cvctovich V. Summers, L. -Troup. A. Sopko. Sumzzd wzix' D, Suica, E, Disdore, C. Reed, T. Ulixio, M McLean. L. Young, N. Hawthorne, xl, Cuffro, P. Atkins. Tlyird wuz' B. Phillips, H. Silva, S NX'il5on, C. Moran. A. Cvstox irh, A. Wilscmn, M. Mazine, B. Kovelsky. Rh SQPHOMORE 3 J Lafl In Ngbf: C. Kuvicic, N. Vuckovicli, P. Dawson, Mr. Hackman, J. Brown. lfirivr rnux left fa riybf: Mr. Scott, S. Gutierrez. M. Senmn, J. Singleton, B. Patterson, P. Ciicic R. Willigiiwis, C. Sluppy, S. Zapsic. E. Kelly. Swwzu' wzix' XV. XX'l1itc, I.. Dunn. F. Kern. M. Slirivci' G. Pcttics. Huggim. A. Schmitt, P. Mueller, Third wuz' C. -lusc-pli, A. lNIolclmn, N. Vuckovicli G. Germ, K. Russel, M. Varknndu, A. Di Castzmzo, XV. McGcclmn. Fruzrfb wzzz' C, Frye, Guyiik J. Conway, j. liiiixljck. A. Obcrg. nl. Migliore, D. Knight, XV. jobs, R. Vraines. 5l SOPHOMORE S!! .133 w M QQ fe . as Q SUN no 2 Fin! raw, left In figlfl: Mr. Mastrovich, A. Zlatovich, D. Kashi, C. Prince, G. Wirag, C. Elliott, E. Segar. Second raw: L. Lonn, N. Vuletic, E. Welch, M. Yurick, F. Carothers. Third row: G. Epley, W. Petrosky, J. Stewart, R. Geer, C. Sipe, R. Ankscunas. fl Jrmrrx -i.V J .- FV . an . N ,.,. ,,,. .4 . ,. 5 gh .. A ff J r ' Fifirt row, left lo righl: Miss deLopez, M. Snyder, M. Ciccone, P. Onuska, N. Todd, P. Kukich, G. Raich, S. Musser, D. Harty, F. Alvania, L. Ketterer. Second row: Judy Kukifh, S. Moll, D. Tepsic, W. Young, H. Watson, F. Waida, L. Staff, J. Roszler, E. Silverherg, J. Brown. Third raw: B. Thomas, R. Taylor, F. Sopko, B. Vukelich, R. Krivoshia, F. D'Eramo, L. Adkins, R, Zetz, L. Tarver, R, Bautti. 52 SOPHCMORES iihumt GHUUMMM I' in S'3'-'HL' If-1111 ' 1, , ,Q . .,. ,Q 'w 4 2 4 as f.,,,.,,. , L . First row, left In righl: Mrs. Oakes, F. Vojtko, V. Reed, C. Welch, D. Dawson, F. Ciganik, E Torres, B, Held. Semnd wuz' A. Doutt, P, Scarsella, B. Benedict, M. Squires, E. Yute, A D'Innoccnzo, C. Phillips, G, Kidder, K. Flannery. Third mum' C. Fuller, M. Smith, C, Phillips J, Kukich, K. Radella, S. Wolfe, K. Kovacic, E, Perenovich, D. Pennington. Firfi mug lefl to righl: Mr. Hokman, J. Kicoski, D. Migliore, F. George, J. Forrester, L. Mitchell C. Horace, E. Heard, M. Horniclc, S. Krakar, R, Lucas, S. Ulizio. Second row: Haydin, W Smith, J. Csiszar, J, Dapollonia, D. Toomey, N. Rice, J. Prince, J. Petrush, R. McMillen, L Hapach. Third max' R. Conjeski, C. Bernabie, J. Simmons, D. Pickering, J. Seder, T. Benek, M Radella, F. Cohara, P. Adams. Faurlh row: M. Joyce, R. Shaver, E. Katana, E. Lake, M. Smith B. Silverman, M. Schulte, G. Grove, D. Dorn. 53 1 FRESHM N Firm! mum Kuff I0 1'j4QX7f,'hl, Zxipiw. Scpos. B. Daniels. Swwld wfzfx' E. Sepus. Miss Whgncll. Fifi! wzr. Ziff! In 7l1Ql7f.' 'lf XX'l1itc. P. Engle. S. Cjllllfll. S. Giulmin. B. Shank. R. Di Bliiggici. N Sullivan. J. Egklcs, Siimud w,u': Miss O'Hiuu, M. Pcttics. R. Davis, VI, Mclnick. J. jackson. S. Yurich D. XX'ilLlmz1n. D. Bruno. D, Liuiila. Tbnd muy' P. Ryan. M. Cronin. B. Spisnlc. M, Dapolloniii, D Roman. F. Nunn. V. Ln Nantiu, L. Flzislier. B. Dc Prnspcro. Fwnlb mzzy' D. Mnns, M. Robinson J. MCMillcn. B. Duld. R. Caione, J. Suckancc. R. Scchuitti, T. Eppingcr, J. McGrogan. 54 FRESHM N lint wiv. fzfl In rfqfffy Mm. Drummoml. K. 'I-l'CSlCl'. I.. I..lLlgl1lII'1, A. I.upm't. INI. Gmlmm. M Alulwson. If. Allen. S. Kusunoxiclm. IS. IJrcnticc. M. IXICGQQ. Sumzzd mzzt D. I'liLio. R. ,I1UI'1'CS. -I lulw, A. Rgmulli. VU. Stuff, H. Clxxxlwtrrc, IS. Yuung. INI. I'IC.ll'xl, XV. Dymln. 'lfvmf mum' XY. INIcyr1'a If I5L'3lYL'l'. I.. Keys. CQ. Amln-mum. D. Czlionc. Ii. I.g1 Mgmtiu. FI. Mmlislx, D. Tillmgm. I.. Ancril-Q unrflf wzw M. Zuppc. rl. Mlm-l1.u't. A. Culultto. Ii. Porto. R. Bl.1i1'. I-. Armstrong. R. S.1nc'l1w G. lumix. lull rffzw. flff In llllflff M11 Nurfolml, XX'ils4m, D. Bugnn. H. Recd. BI. Conway. A. I.inlQ. K Ilulmcs, M. Ifcluliuy. NI. Smith. Slmmf rffzfx' D. Silfitllil. Illon. B. MCI-IL'n1'y. I.. ITCIALIQLOIII, M M ll C Iulml I Iill cf cnicll. N. Sh. Vfcr. I. 'A ' .. 4 scr. R. Clcis. G. I'.11'41SiLlu. 'lflir ruut FI. XX'ulfc. H. Gl'1Il1AlITI XV. Atkins, Onuslm. R. 'llmm-r. IJ. CI.u-la. D. Orlnmlo. XX'eigle. Frmrfb wily' R. Hughes. XY' J owlcy, S. Sallix. ul. liuycr. H. Smntlm. R. Icrkins. 'If Cumplucll. D. I'ILlf.I3lL'1'fY. I Sclmndclmcycx' 55 FRESHME Fin! mum lefz In rjglvt: D. Petrosky, T. Ciancone, Sepos, C. Herter, P. Giunvito, J. Coble, L Vuicll, B. Balch, C. Balint, Rl. Stigul. Sefrnzd muy' Rf, Kosalnovith, Duncan. F. Snyder, R DiFrg1ncis, J. rlvillillitl, P. Hoppu, E. Bcrnurdi, C. Herter. C. Cirelli. M. Betts. Third wuz' E. Johnson E. Sepos, P. Brzltish, S. Tonti, A. Ortlifih, Tozunzi, M. Delnoraltz. 12. Stewart, B. Newtz. Fourth 1'nu': R. Knvulesky, Rutluerfnrd. D. Molclmun, R. Copeland, l.. Meriage, R, Bollanrl, R. Palmer P. Vukus, VU. Perkins. W Firft wuz lefl In rilqlyfx Bliss Vlfztgner, R. Monarch. F. Monaco, E. Kidder, A. Gutierrez, C. Galley, S. McDermott, F. Diamond, M. Clark, S. VanFossan, J. Gentile, A. Parsons, M. Zapico. Semzzd mug' XV. XX'ichte1', R. Henderson, R. Dmninici. D. Camp. H. Muschweck, R. Daniels, D. Suffnletta, J. Cherlilier, W. Meyers, T. McClain. Third wuz' G. Dawson, C. Piquet, T. Belcictr, I.. Steele, R. Krizun, R. Basinger, D. Lauglllin, I.m'c. D. Six. :L EIGHTH GRADE 996+ W iii '32, l . - E111 1 '55, .I 3 lfirxrl fuzzy fuff In rigbf: Mr. Slulmukc-r, IT. Vukas. li. Byrd, A. limuks. xl. linker, li. Allen. N. Pnrsurls I.. Dc Ifmnnix. A, I72lQL'll.l. Suwmf mzly' Rev. Stcwalrt, Sub., R. Yost. IS. Pillar. P. Civil, M IIil552II', S. Iiulvcr, I.. Uoynk, U. I.UI'lLl. 'I'bn'd wuz' I.. DIEI'.lI11t7, P. Shnmp, S. lillmgm, R, Inu-. I. C,l1.1lnlwc1'l4lir1. M, Cl1L1mL11'g1. I.. Krucl. Ifnzzrflf mzzx' P. Clmpnmn, II. Ilcrrion, kl. Iiurtun, R. Allcn ll. Rcinll, VI. Cirucn, XY. Smith, H, Roy. lwwl fuzzy fp!! In ffgfvf: Ii. Illmlts, P. Summcrs. M. V1t.ls, N. Slllllll, S, R1-ul. INI. H Llflilli, M. Dolgm. I.. Dr Ifmmim, A. Pguullgl. Slwfmf mn: Ruv. Stn-xx.11't. Sulw.. R. Ymt, li. Pillar. P. Quin. N, fmtf, M. VLlNllLlk'l, N. Vulctlc, Cl. Drgllclllilh, C. llcul, P. Iirofil. 'lfmd wfzlx' 'lf liuyll. S. P.lx'.19ill.1. bl. Ymnng, If Solmr. D. Cir.1l1.1m. CI. lirmxn, R. M.mini.1k, IS. Butts, Cf. Cfirvlli. Ifflllllll wzz: xl. liruwrl. 42. INIINIL-lliu, rl. Slmpcxxl, R. Spgmik, 'If XX'wtl.1lcc Ii. INILl..Im', M. Ulixio, If. pI4.ll'XCI'. R7 EVE TH GRADE Ifinrl wir. fill ffl rfglvf: Mrs. liaitlw. j, Tannvr. S. Scckman. S. Swaps. B. '1'arvc1', S. Varkomla, XV. 'I'.inncr, B. Weill. Srmml mzzx' R. Vanlicr. D. Pctrnsky. P. Viiyalcovirli. G. XX'ils0n, M. Ccstanc, Needs. R. Lewis. A. Puttics. Third wzzy' bl. Prentice. J. Kashi, M, l.cmastcrs. S. Spearman, C. Atkins, S. Forrester. lf. Camplvcll. -I. Wfilliams. Fffnrfb wzzx' P. DcNz1rilo. I.. linker, G. Moseley. C, Smith, VV. Sallis, R. lailcc. G. Perkins. T. lilxism. Ifiiirl mug fell fu riglvff Mrs. Muller, A. Pusatcri. Skrcnski. M. Uliyio. L. Daniels. -I. W'adLlinglmm wl. Vilinlrlingliilln. G, Harlstcin. S. Adamson. E. Wcmlfe. Sammi wuz' T. Llunoz, Trinkala. R Hoppa, K. Moll. I. Lovejoy. D. D'Ang1cIo. VI. Trainer, R. McManiglc. Tbird fw1z'.' C. Stewart. M Antoinclli, M. Cantrell. L, Kosanoviclu. S. Scgar. M. Vranes. M. I.. Daniels. M. Cantrell. M. Vrancs F0llI'fb wzzzx' O. Cvctovicli, Chulrlcnko. F. Gottlieb, Cliulnlenko. VU. Parsons, P, Rolcnich. IW Kovacic. D. FLU BUG VICTIMS Ifirll may Iefl In riglofx A. M. Sepos, B. Rciglmul, G. Suicn, M. Shultc, D. Pusic, S. McGovern, R. Parasida. Svrond row: R. Munoz, C Swopc, C. Wlurc, N. Mudislm, J. Tomi, M. Pctroskv, E. Rndinslcy, P. Prodonovich. Tbim' row: B. McKeown, N. Popovich, P. Monulmn, j. Mclmlik, M. Michael, D. Overton, R. XX'nmsley. Fflllflb faux' D. Mullen, W. Monahan, G. Fresty, S. Yetso, Maho- vliclm. l.. Maloney, lNl.Rzulcscl1i, K. XX'illiums. 1 6 Q Qi Fir-.ll mug iff! 10 rigbf: W. D'Angclo, R. Giovanelli, H. Krivoshia, B. Holmes, B. Horace, Y. Bush, J. Bell, P. D'Angelo, P. Karolew- ski, J Iinglc. Svmud mfr: C. Loncnr, C. Brown, A. Biaclu, A. Cruppio, E. Bnsinger, V. Cavrich, M. Lal-ce, R. Blankenship, D. Camp- lwcll, G. Kelly. Thin! muy' D. Fredrick, B. Lewis, bl. Dobbs, M. Rowley, M. Livada, J. Conway, R. Doutt, D. Hyte, A, Groscost, B. liruclecr, lf. lmlfclwcr. 59 - MBEQEMQ-fi X 1 -1:3:g4i'- '24 SQSTZQIGQQIX. .Mx N , gb T , X' 4 s d, z5gg, :11gQx ' A .M fm?m ,f, 1 - ,-i1gf 11 YET' .. 1 Q A in 45 N 5534.52 -.f- .W -51 Nd., --M..,A .MN f 5? if , ! K , 4,1 X .. K 1 K A ' .f-:qu-ffg:5w.,1,1 Ag- M 1 e:wgg'mffg+1 iwkiizzgkg-,.. ' A -W X f ACTIVIT ES -5555555 Mk-5Ei55'f553sP i t ? '5fffff:ZI2:n... - 5-mx 1,-gg 1 - 11,2ityt,-'yiifagfwt.':sftfJ5sgaftg, - .ji .1 .aft Z, .- .we s We Q 1 fbi 5?E1 Ef5g j'::2Z ,tt.,..,f9.gg E7 .flitifif E 1 ,. M . ...ou-B 'N' W new W iff K . ,,,. ,, 4 0 I' ,, .,W, i f , ,, ' ' U ' Wx, V fy My he H A, 74- , ' f ww f H 4 X PM W ff 6I As numerous as the white- caps on a wave, our organ- izations are the crest of school life. They add to the enjoyment, the hurry, and the betterment of each day. K in :ez .HFWWL E THE RODIS EDITORS BILL MONAHAN GALE NEWCOMB Ca-Edizofxr BETTY ORDICH CORRENE REID Prrxdllrfimz Edilor Lffi'7'zl1'j' Edimr - Q 5 f Z A , ' 1 2 ' 5 :2 2 'W 5 V ew , f ., 3 I g -if B' . L. lik ww... A I , I ,N . ,, 5 f V 4 m y ' .W 5 -gr Rm I J W K fax.: , . 1-or YW., K! Fifi! row, lofi to right: I.. Bradshaw, P. Adkins, N. Hawthorne, C. Reed, B. Phillips, A. Trbovich. Second wuz' M. Muns, B. Blackmore, M. Drear, L. Troutman, G. Krizan, H, Silva. Third wuz' M. l'c-trosky, J. Tmld, A, Cvetovich, D. Hytc, C. Replzmc, J. Flnscu. THE B TSI ESS STAFF ANN 'rR1sov1cH CHUCK REPLANIE RON BROZIC LORETTA GIANAVITQ Bll.l'f1lL.l.l' Ifdilor wld Mf111.1gc'r PlmmgM1,byEdjm,- Aff Edhm. 63 K A VOTE OF THANKS t. si . ,s s MRS. DOROTHY DRUMMOND, Roflif SmffA4z'fL iJ01' To Mrs. Drummond, who so willingly gave us so much of her precious time to help us produce this yearls Rodis, we dedicate this page. For being so wonderful and helpful, we thank you so very much. Sincerely, THE RODIS STAFF 64 And now I see with eye se- rene The very pulse of the ma- chineg A being breathing thoughtful breath, A traveler between life and death, The reason firm, the temper- ate will, Endurance, foresight, strength and skill, A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command' And yet a spirit still, and bright With something of angelic light. -by WoRDsWoRTH Silfiug, left lo fight: A. Trbovich P. Benedict, Mr. Stowitzky, G Fresty. G. Wirag. Snmdirzgx S Ordich, T. Curry, P. Bussard, J Shulte, E. Segar, D. Madish, C Radella, M. Raich, B. Monahan N, Vuclcovich, R, Congeski. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Supervised by Mr. Raymond Stowitzky, the Student Council is maintained to give the Student body of Midland High School an opportunity to voice an opinion in policy making, to develop initiative and leadership qunlites, to make recommendations that are for the best interest of the school, and to assume their share in the responsibilities of the school program. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Siflizzlrg. left In 1'iAqhl.' F. Diamond G. Dmkulich, Mr. Stowitzky, M. Kosnnovicli, I.. K o s a n 0 v i C h SIJIIdfI1'Q,' M. Cestnric, J, MCGro gan, B. Daniels, M. Vasquez, P. DeAngelo. I.. Laughlin, 65 GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Fiftrt 1'0u', left 10 right: Miss O'l-lara, V. Vasquez, D. Drage- levich, P. Evans. M. Parsons, M. Drear. S6'L'07ld wuz' N. Berkley, J. Kashi, V. Anderson, D. Al- ston. D. Yukica, B. Horace. Tbird 1'0u': C. Recd, A. Cvetovich, T. Ulizio. The Leaders, Clubs are an important part of our extracurricular activities. Under the leadership of Miss O'I-lara and Mr. Wilson, these students participate in sports with other groups. First row, left 10 right: Mr. Wil son, B. Monahan, J. Gypalo, B Carlin. Second rout' P. Susich V. Monaco, D. Fredrick, J. Dunn. Third row: M. Raich, N. Susich N. Vitas. BOYS, LEADERS CLUB AUDHDVHHDUQAHD Firxrl mug lefl fo rigbf: B. Young C. Newtz. B. Adkins. D. Suf foletta, G. Parasida, Mr, Thorne Svfwid rout' C. Sams, D. Caione C. Piquet, J. Szatkicwiez, D. Six Third wzvx D. Madish, R. Var- vette. rl. Csiszar. J. M u l l e r lffmrlh mzw: B. XX'ilks, J. Cheval- ier, M. Rowley. E. Murphy. G Harris. E. Katana. Under the capable direction of Mr. Thorne, the A.V.A. squad provides movies and records for our classes and assemblies. The patrols, under the supervision of Mr. Meyer and Mr. Polce, keep the students moving through the halls in orderly fashion. Fifa! ruzv. lefl In rfgbt: B, Mar- ciniak. B. Blackmore, P. Pichar- do, Carter, G, Krizan, G, New- cmnh. Mr. Meyer. Serrnzd 1'f1u': A. Graham, J. Tomef, M. Rades- chi, S. Cnmhus. A. lrhovifli, l Curry. Curry. Tlzird 1'llll'.' 'l' Stillwagon. Gypzllo, D. Zal- pico, S. Ortlich. VU, Perkins, B hlahony. liflllflll 1'llll',' R. Mil haur, B, Monahan, lf. Murphy, N. Susich. l., Needs. R, Keller. P. liussard. R. Brozic. PATROLS JUNIOR RED CROSS Firft raw, left lo rigfyl: W. D'An- gelo, B. Marciniak, L. Bradshaw, S. McGovern, N. Madish, N. Smith, C. Reid, P. Carothers, M. Muns, D. McCombs, I. Engle, R. Ciganik. Serwzd wuz' M. Hen- derson, B, Blackmore, J. Laugh- lin, R. Monaco, C. Strohm, E. Horace, E. Petrosky, E. Slappy, lvl, Cvetovich, D. Alston, H. Krovoshia, P. Parasida. Third row: J. Golden, S. Corak, P. Flannery, L. Troutman, J. Carter, N. Berkley, R, Fuller, M. Drear, C, Loncar, S. Rutherford, K. Hoc- kenberry. The junior Red Cross is a student organization devoted to giving aid to the needy. Mrs. Shovlin is our capable sponsor. With the guidance of Mr. Ordich and Mr. Thorne, this voluntary group keeps our stage in readiness for every activity. Fifi! wuz lef! 10 rigbl: Mr, Or- dich. J. Gregor, Il. Smtkiewicz, J. Pantone, Mr. Thorne. Sammi wuz' C. Sams, F. Carothers, S. Boyle. Third 1'r1u'.' D. Madish, R. Taylor, R. Varvette, E. Mur- phy, I.. Dawson. Faurlfo faux' Burdick, B. Wilks, J, Chevalier. M, Rowley. STAGE CREW llflf mug left lu Vjjfflff V. Reeal, I. Segiir, P. Dawson. Ii. Yute.. P Onuslui, S. Moll, K. Kunisie I l'eremnieli, IS. Helrl. IS. Reig- liiiml, It. XX illigims, I. Ketterer. Mrs. Mrirtku. Seunzd mu: A. Se- pris, S. Ziipsic, I Singleton. M. Snyrler. CQ. Prince, G. XX'ii'.ig. S. butieirrev, M. Petrosky, C. Elliot. llimf mreg D. Himly. Kulcirh. I Almniii, P. Sezirsellii. M. Cli- one, ,l. Brown, M. Seaiiniin. Q. Knlaler, XX'illi.ims. lfoizrffv muy' P. C11- cie. V, CILIVIAILII, Vl. Kukieli. P, Slirixer, IL. Silverherg, C.. R.i- ilellgi. P. Kulxich, N. 'I'odrl, G. Riirh, Ii. Pgitterson. Ii. Benedict. . Smith. Fin! rrfze. left In rigblq Miss XX'11gner. M. Henderson, N. Smith. C. Strohm, R. Cigg1nik.'B, Homes. Sefwfd wut P. Calroth- ers, R. Momco, C. Reid. M. Dreur. N. Berkley. E. Skippy. Third mir: I-I, Kuwosliiii, tl. Reed. S. Strolim. M. Parsons. E. Riielinsky, P. Proelonovieh, C. I.onc4u'. Ifffzmb wie: D. Yukieil. K. Kollmimn, S. Gimhus, C, XX'i11'e. D. Zetz. G. Krizim. SEE-FI-S The name See-lfi-S w.is liormerl lironi the rlulfs ohjeetive, To See, To Find, To Share. The lluh was orgginizeel in 194-i .incl is now under the fine leiidersliip of Miss Vifgigncr. It is 21 club that tries to grunt service to llie sehool, home, eliureh, and the community. The purpose is To ereate giml nminrgiin high smmlurels of Cfliristian living. In the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y, the members become linmiliar with thc ideals and purposes of the Y-Cllulvs, and they serve ii social ns well as I1 school lille. SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y If. Iluggirls, C. Phillips. 69 First raw, lefl to right: Miss Lovejoy, L. Bradshaw, D. Deprue, D. McCombs, R. Madish, F. Love, R. Dominici, L. Farrell. Second row: R. Parasida, B. Marciniak, R. Lucas, J. Bell, I. Bassar, N. Haw- thorne, V. Anderson, T. Foreso, M. A. Brogan. Third wuz- A. Sopko, M. Muns, P. McMillen, K. Hockenberry, H. Berry, A. M. Monaco, L. Young, E. Petrosky, M. McLean, E. Desdore. Fourfla row: B. Kovalesky, A. M. Zuppe, J. Todd, S. Brown, D. Dragelevich, A. Cvetovich, P. McManigle, C. S. Reed, B. L. Phillips, H. Silva, D. Suica. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y The Senior Tri-I-li-Y is a part of the Y.M.C.A. It promotes high standards of Christian living among its members. HISTORICAL HONOR SOCIETY The Historical Honor Society, which is one of the newer clubs, was founded to promote interest in local history and to promote social and fellowship qualities. Fffllif 7'U1l', left la right: B. Held. B. Marciniak, N. Smith, C. Reid, F. Alvania, J. Engle, R. D'Itri Mr. Olkowski. Sarmzd row: M. Cinconni, D. Harty, S. Graham, M. Schmitt, L. Thompson, K Kovacic. Third wrap' S. Moll, J. Carter, S. Rutherford, C. Loncar, G. Krizan, K. Kollman, M. Rad- eschi. Fourth faux' T. Stillwagon, D. Fredericlcs, P. Loftus, J. Schulte, L. Needs, M. Hayden, C Replane fabrefzlj. SOCIETY hlmnberdnp in the Pqanonal Honor Society is the greatest scholastic achievement that a high school student can attain. Each m e m b e r of this society must excel in character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. Inf! lo right: B. Ordich, C. Reid, G. Newcomb, D. Rudman. mm if f as n iC'I'ER RVICE Fifi! row, left to right: B. Ordich, G. Newcomb, D. Rudman, C. Reid. Second row: J. Engle, B. Marciniak, D. McCombs, E. Disdore, C. Loncar, S. Symonak, J. Carter, J. Biach, A. Seman, Miss Milanovich. Third row: J. Tomec, S. Ordich, D. Hyte. 7I NATIO AL HO OR NEUTRAL NEUTRONS PHYSICS CLUB Pint row, left to right: Mr. Mastrovich, R. Keller, S. Ordich, R. Parker, J. Tomec, R. Brozic. Ser- ond row: F. Aloi, D. Quiring, B. Mahoney, G. Chumura. UARONES UNIVERSI CSEARCHERS OF THE UNIVERSEQ Fin! row, left la fight: Mr. Petchel, W. Wechter, D. Tepsic, R. McMillan, J. Perkins, R. Kova lesky, M. Kasonovich. Second raw: M. Hornick, T. Eppenger, D. Dapaloni, R. Bolland, J. Petrush Third row: T. Benek, F. Cohara, J. Sachanec, N. Popovich, D. Muns. 72 FINANCE COMMITTEE -W W ,W S 5 3 Q ,W . E S , , X 5 M We .I M W Fifi! row, lofi In righl: M. Betti, M. Taylor, G. Perkins, J. Bell, M. Anderson, C. Horace, B. Horace, E. Slnppy, E. Herd. Srmzzd ww: M. Munns, F. I.ove, D. Suica, C. Wfare, V. Anderson, H. Iierey, R. Mudish, B. Kovalesky, B. Held. I.. Bradshaw, W. DeAngelo. Tbird rnun' M. Dupnllonia, G. Pctties, M. Cronin, J. Kulciclm, A. Sopko, A. Ordiclm. I., Troutmnn. M. B. Dreur, J. Tonti. CONCESSION SQUAD 1 5 Q 4 V 2 If Q'-ss I l Q ,xx K N N517 ll 7 if I E S',,gM Q Yll- i ni 4 if . .. . , 5 n - r 'Inav - , mf yu 'NJ' 1 r '.. VX Iiifxrf mug lvfz in right: H. Krivoslmia, E. Petrosky, D. McCombs, Miss Milanovich. Serwzd wuz' S. Rutherford, J. Bincli, J, Golden. Third wuz' A, Semnn, D. Zetz, D. Yukiclm, A. Trbovicli. 73 f SENIOR CLASS PLAY Dino Iirzlraro Mr. Sheridan . Shirley Wallace jackie , Mist Haines Diimzy. . Sfezfe Sylvia , Della . Pal . . .. .. .. Ben .. Mr. Mmzdel . 7401231 Falcaro . Mr. Ffzlmro . Ijxlmf . .. ., CAST ., . Dave Zapico . . Chuck Replane .. Nancy Smith .. . Helen Krivoshia , , Patty Prodonovich . ,,e,e, Melvin Rowley .. .. . john Mehalik .. .. Roberta Fuller . Gloria Krizan . . Patty Roy Maxine Parsons .. Bill Monahan .. , Tommy Stillwagon Vic George Nancy Berkley, Rita D'Itri, Correne Reid, Gale Newcomb, Larry Wilson, Larry Needs, Mike Haydin, Don Hyte DIN O Dino, an intensely hostile boy of seventeen, has just come out of a reform school. He alternates between unpredictable violence and extreme withdrawal. He never smiles, never laughs and seems to be engaged in a perpetual fight against the world. His parents, both factory workers, have been completely inadequate in overcoming their environment and in guiding their boys as they grow up. ln a way, they were relieved when Dino was in the reform school, because it took fate out of their hands. Now that he has come home, they are continually reminded of their failings. Mr. Mandel, Dino's parole officer, feels that if anyone can help Dino it's Mr. Sheri- dan, the case worker at the Settlement House. Mr. Sheridan seems reluctant at first, but is soon convinced that Dino is a boy who, with love and understanding, could learn to respect not only himself but others as well. Throughout the play, we find Dino fighting temptation, fighting for respect, and yes, even falling in love with Shirley, a shy, sensitive girl who does much to get Dino on the fight Path' ORGAN CLASS First row, lefl lo riglais C. Reid, J. Engle, W. Wechter. Second row: Mrs. Deffenbaugh, C. Her- ter, J. Carter, G. Gengarella, S. Moll. M. Snyder. Third row: L. Ketterer, B. Blackmore, S. Spear- man, J. Singleton. 74 QR' SE IOR DANCE On the evening of November 15, 1957, Bill Monahan and his date led the grand march of the Senior Dance. The orchestra, under the direction of Bobby Caputo, played the theme song Autumn Lenvesf, The gym was decorated in brilliant autumn colors in keeping with the theme, Autumn Silhouettes. 75 JUNIOR- ENIOR PROM The juniors of Lintoln High School were hosts to the seniors at the junior-Senior Prom held on May 3, 1957. Popular liddie Frasier and his orchestra played Moonlight and Roses, the theme of the dance. Charles Replane and his date led the grand march in the beautifully decorated gym. At one o'clock the juniors and their guests went to the C.I.O. hall where dinner, entertainment, and laughter brought to a close a memorable evening. 76 www. iq- , R , 5 A ZW ix fh Sz K, WW ROYALTY TY PRODONOVIC PAT Football Queen UFFOLETTA H MARCIA S Basketball Queen JEAN KETTIYRFR May Queen-19 5 7 79 CONCERT as Fifi! row. feff 10 rigbf S6L'0716f mu' Tbird row H'Barbara Held-S Margaret Muns-S Louis Giovanelli-B Judith Engle-S Sara Jane Golden-S GCOfg6 Ff6Sfy-B Frances CiganekfS , Yvonne Bush-S :'4ROgCr P3.fliCf-'B Patty AdkinsfS 'Nancy Berl-cleyiS James Curry+B Eva Slappy-S Stephanie Symonak-S Ronald Bf0ZiC-B Barbara Ann DyefS Rose Carol Moran-S :lfjune SingletonfS Barbara Marciniak4S Barbara Basta-S Carol Dunn-S Evelyn Disdore-S Carol Sue Reed-S Ann Cvetovich-S Helen Krivoshia-A ff:Virnatter Anderson-A :kGloria Gengerella-A 34Suzanne McGovern-A 'kCassandra Horace-A 1011011 KukiCl1iA Arlene DOuttfA Patty Prodonovich-A AUfh0Uy MOlChHI1-T Linda KettererfA Maxine Parsons-A 25112111165 D21ppOlOniaMT Frances Alvania-A Geraldine Wirag-A Xwilliarn McGeehaniT Donna Alston-A P'fMichael Hornick-T Janice Lauglilin-A 80 CHGIR 17011175 ffm MiJ11'if1 g from Piftllre :l:M11X Pcrenovich-B xE1i Dimeff-B UHIHCS D0bbSgB Eleanor Torres-S Steve Orclich-B Rudy Vranesefr 3 Ronnie MihlbaucrfB . . John Tomccdg P'fP1an1stfSandra Moll Ray KCHUAB 'Orgtan1st-Correne Reid Walter Smith-B Asslstant Accompanist-Judy Engle DirectorfMr. C. Lloyd Deffenbaugh Student Dlrector-Charles Replane Thomas Stillwagon-T Frank D'Eramo4T jackie CollinsfT Zlijohn Mueller, jr.-T : Midland High Choraliers QGroup that docs out of school singingj 8I THE MIDLA D HIGH SCHOOL 195-1 1955 1956 82 1953-- 1957-W Y 'Q ,M-l., 9 A, ww x. 1' T' x. 1 ' 111W 1 get R Mi... - ,W 0 The Midland High School Varsity Marching Band, under the direction of Charles P. Henderson, is com- posed of 110 members. Major appearances have been: Pitt-North Carolina Games'- frepresenting the University of North Carolinaj Lions International Convention, New York, N. Y. Kennywoocl Band Festival Pitt-Northwestern Game Mt. Lebanon Band Festival Kennywood Band Festival Pitt-Nebraska Game Wilkinsbu1'g Band Festival Kennywood Hand Festival Mt. Lebanon Band Festival Beaver County Marching Band Festival Kennywood Band Festival ng, I2 5 l n l Q .Z , 5 . 1 L sv -,. f , ' .g J' w Q I f ,ir fe, rf I - , X , lg -fees-xii' f - ik W, .gif X ,, X . I Ti x.i .f.: Vg 5 ' ' ' K ' jg, 1,,. jx ,Q ll -' 4' ' :- .wk I I aff ' A rua X, .513 1 . sr , QM x. A 5 m ,V . I 1,3 K .A , ,. 4 A . W W W , W,gm,M,5m,3,,m M M, hh 1 , an ,,.a?EHzl?:1,,xTi...s4f a.f saf i..n!4.fi41aeNaf,:1vf3f4 9 1 , , - , -1 +3 W E 5 ,A v ,X , ff,,..Vf. K ,, , . -W G+' wr K VEWA L M-ff L. J++ 1. I t A vi A W uf 4 A N Q A 'll M ' -www xW ,ga ' 7 ,375 V f The quiet serenity of the stands will soon be broken by shouts from the students, all rooting for Lincoln and victory. How many times have you sat in these stands and known the joy of victory or the bitterness of d e f e at ? Watch your teams pass in review, and remember not only this year's teams but also those that have come before us. CHEERLEADER Cheerleaders help the student body give the players the energy and spirit it takes to be a winning team. They also share the spotlight at our pep rallies. RESERVE Fin! row, left to rigbl: Peggy Dawson, L. Ketterer, M. Snyder. Second wuz' G. Wirag. Miss Presutti, J. Kukich, J. Brown, VARSITY First row, left In riglzis C. Reed, Miss Presutti, P. Prodonovich, Serum! row: J. Reed, G. Krizan, V. Vasquez, R. Monaco. JUNIOR HIGH Lefl lo 1'igfJl: S. Parasida, D. Graham, B. Betts, Mrs. Oakes. FUOTBALL -W 2 f' 4 ' A . . 4 Firxrl row, left 10 riglyl C. Polce W. Perkins L. Needs V. George W. Monahan P. Benedict A. Grahm D. Zapico J. Schulte V. Monaco M. Cecelya W. Smith N. Susich LI. Rnich P. Tepovich .,., 1 . 5' A VV.. E ' f- . o. . .,...,. r . Isl Second row Mr. Schumaker D. Fredrick J. Gypalo R. Anusich S. Ordich B. Mahoney B. LeMasters I. Golphin J. Curry D. Kane R. Keller G. Modany P. Susich H. Aszerella M. Tepovich Mr. Petchel MANAGERS R. Caione P. Adams M. Tepovich 87 27? 1 Third mu' Mr. Polce Mr. Ordich B. White F. George R. Joyce M. Yurich G. Epley B. Vukelich A. Schmitt M. Schulte D. Grove R. Krivoshia IM. Smith N . Vuckovich K. Russel G. Germ J. Prince F. D'Eramo M. Raclischi F. Flara J. Gianvito R. Caione P. Adams Mr. W'ilson LEOPARD , 7 I M is Q: 1 14, l k -f 22 ' . ?S K 7f-'-'v. X 'W A ,x,A X., Y X U X .w,::- i iw J g f A .g ?'f: W f - ' ' G , Z' I Qr i j g K I A , ' --f am . -,f E K Q , Y 'N , ,k,.- r 'T NL 11 WA,, 3 .f LETTERMEN f X ,f, gm-,N M, y ,M I 9 V Q- Q X x E .3 63553 k gh it 7 A W 5 M D Q N Q af M fi!! S Y Kb, Nm f-jf' K COACHES-Left lo right: Mr. Shumal-ter, Reserve Coachg Mr, Polce, Line Coachg Mr. Petchel, Head Coachg Mr. Wilson, junior High Coachg Mr. Ordich, Assistant junior High Coach. From the first game of the season to the last, this was a year to be remembered. Al- though they were hampered by injury and illness, the 1957 Leopards displayed a fighting spirit and a will to win. They lived up to the hopes of their most avid followers by stopping many of their op- ponents short of the goal. Under the cap- able coaching of john Petchel and his staff, the year ended with a record of 4 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. Congratulations! 19 5 7 SCHEDULE Beaver Falls , ,ssr. Steubenville Central Beaver ,, ,,,tt,t,,,,,,,, ,, Fifth Avenue r,,,, Monaca , ,,,,, , Rochester , ,, Swissvale ,,,tt,,,,r,,, New Brighton . Freedom rr,t,,,,.,,., ,,, ,, Record: 4 wins We Opp 6 6 . 0 19 0 6 1 1 ,25 0 M14 14 or srrrr 14 21 1 1, H19 0 71177735 7 13 3 losses 2 ties BASKETBALL 3? l. 8 VARSITY SQUAD Fin! row, left to right: F. Aloi, N. Vuckovich, R. Krivoshia, R. Parker, K. Russell Second mu M. Tepevich, B. Vaughn, J. Golphin, P. Loftus, P. Benedict. Third row: Mr. Olkowski S Yetso J Schulte, M. Smith, E. Lake, Mr. Hamilton. The greatest sport of the winter months is basketball. Great interest in the sport is evident by the show of attendance. This year Lincoln's followers were more than gratified to see their team vindicate last year's losses by winning first place in Section 8. Yea, Team! 1957-1958 SCHEDULE Wampum . Ambridge . ,. Burgettstown .,.. South High . Coraopolis .. New Kensington East Liverpool . Beaver Falls . New Brighton .. Hopewell . Rochester . .. Sharon , Beaver . . Monaca . , Freedom . . . Chester . ,, New Brighton . Hopewell .. ,, .. Rochester . .. , Beaver , Monaca .. , , Freedom. , ., Record: 1 wins 3 osses I 2 4 3 r 7 CH 6 W gg.. fl VY'l . Q L, E . 1 RESER ESQU D Fin! row, lefl zo rigbf: D. Kane, D. Miglire, N. Vuletic, K. Russell, D, Mullens. Second row: Mr. Olkowski, Coachg R. Krivoshia, S. Yetso, A. Oberg, M. Schulte, R. Shaver, Mr. Hamilton, Coach. MANAGERSiFir.fl row, lefl Z0 riglal: T. Stillwagon, J. COACHES-Fin! row, lefl lo right: Mr. Hamilton and Gregor, B. LeMasters. Serum! row: J. Gypalo, L. Dunn, T. Mr. Olkowski. Benek, R. Anusich. 94 TRACK i rf .wif . i A gf J 7 . bww! ' 1 4 g . s if S -2 r f I 3 i E E ge Fin! row, left to rigbl: B. Monahan, S. Lona, M. Raich, M. Rwoley, J. Chevalier, Mr. Coach. Second row: A Corotta, P. Adams, L. Hapich, L. Steff, F. George, P. Mueller, V. Third row: R. McMillian, D. Pickering, J. Cedar, M. Schulte, T. Stillwagon, R. Keller, J. Mueller. Faurlly row: J. Czesar, K. Williams, H. Smith, W. Perkins, R. Harvey, N. Chevalier. Coach Howard Thorne's team, although it is not large, has had a very enviable rec- ord. Their long list of consecutive wins was broken last year by the loss of one dual meet. However, at the county meet they gained a victory by copping a third place. Thorne, George. 1957 SCHEDULE W e Opp. Monaca . . . .. .. .66 29 Beaver County Meet . . Third Place Zelienople . , .. . ...59 50 Coraopolis-Rochester . .. -54 56-7 South High-Zelienople Quaker Valley . ...... . .74V2 3-71-37V2 Ellwood City , , . .... ...50 63 Midland Invitational Meet .. Won by Beaver GO!!! ON YOUR MARK! GET SET!! THE WINNER! JU IOR HIGH FOCJTB LL . Fin! row, lefl 10 riglai: B. Eckels, D. Needs, M Kox lsic 1 Jackson M Vasquez D Orlmdo M Zetz, W. Steff, Duncan, L. Kruel. Sefond mu M Kosanoxich D Camp J Chevalier J MC Grogan, S. Yourich, D. Ulizio, R. Dominici, T Epley L Derrmo W Wechter G Loni Tbnd mum' Mr. Wilson, B. Dold, C. McNelli, R. Bolland J Shepard D Laughlin R Kiizm j Mc Millan, J. Minehart, R. Spanik, 1. Onuska, Mr Ordich Although the junior High Football team had excellent Coaching, their lack of experi- ence proved detrimerital to their winning. Their losses, however, did not dampen their spirits and they look forward to 1958 with great hopes. Record: O Wins 5 Losses MANAGERS W. Dold B. Eckels UNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Fin! row, left Z0 rigbl: R. Hoppa, D. Needs, H. Lovejoy, H. Flasco, M. Kovasic, O. Cvetovich Second row: J. Chevalier, M. Zetz, D. Suffoletta, R. Paulmer, D. Camp, D. Bruno, T. White, R Pillar, K. Moll. Third raw: G. Drakulich, M. Vasquez, R. Spanik, S. Sallis, J. Shepard, R. Tanner R. Lake, L. Traner, Mr. Wilson. Fourth row: J. Perkins, P. Beaver, R. Copelan, D. Haggarty, R Ciaorne, L. Mirge, B. Porto, J. Chuldenko, C. Anderson. The junior High Basketball Team ended the season with 5 wins and 10 losses. The play- ers have gained a lot of bas- ketball experience and their prospects for next year look brighter. COACHES J. Wilson G, Ordich U 9 0 'S' 0 Q- A . b I , Q WW 4, e LL .t fl A IN 180 D S ,au ii 1w. .m. 42.5 jf V ,Q-.ani My-1' if xx -W -' e w , A 5 'fm nk W ...gd 5. 2 f x3 4 ,.....-. pa, f www .wr e ,af it lr 'WF 'if f-5.0 i -5 I MW, W-, una..-.44-4 if ...,,....+ f ,VI Qu Using- ar wiv !'na...q.V'V 'fw- A lem E? 5? QR ' ,f ,-, Xfmgmx WH, ffl SENIOR STATISTICS DONNA ALSTON Class Historian 10 Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Choir 10, 11, 12 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 11 See-Fi-S 12 LORETTA BARNEY Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 11 Jr. Red Cross 11, 12 SeefFi-S 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 PETE BENEDICT H.R. Pres. 10 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Hi-Y 10 Class. V. Pres. 11 Student Council Pres. 12 Football Attendant 12 NANCY BERKLEY Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Choir 10, 11, 12 Majorette 10, 11, 12 Newzette Staff 10 Tri-Hi-Y 11 Jr. Red Cross 12 See-Fi-S 12 Girls' Leaders Club 12 BONNIE BLACKMORE Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Jr.-Sr. Prom Server 10 Hall Patrol 11, 12 Sr. Play Usher 11 Jr. Red Cross 12 Rodis Business Staff 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 SALVADORE BOYLE Stage Crew 10, 11 Hunting and Fishing 10 BILL BRADFORD Hunting and Fishing 10 Boys' Leaders Club 10, 11, 12 Hot Rod Club 12 Intramurals 11, 12 DONNA BRANDENBURG soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 J Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Jr. Red Cross 11, 12 Choir 11 See-Fi-S 12 PAUL BUSSARD Hunting and Fishing 10 H.R. Pres. 11, 12 Jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 Hot Rod Club Pres. 12 ROD CALLIHAN Golf Club V. Pres. 10 H.R. V. Pres. 10, 12 Hot Rod Club V. Pres. 11 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 Art Club 12 WILLIAM CARLIN Baseball Club 10, 11 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Boys' Leaders 11, 12 Sr. Science Club 12 PATTY CAROTHERS Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 H.R. Sec. 12 Jr. Red Cross 12 See-Fi-S 12 MIKE CECELYA Football Club 10, 11, 12 Historical Honor Society 1 1 Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 11 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 JIM CHEVALIER Hot Rod Club 10 A.V.A.1O,11,12 Track 10, 11, 12 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Golf Club 11, 12 Photography Club 11 Stage Crew 12 ROSALIE CIGANIK Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 Jr. Red Cross 12 JOE CONWAY Football Club 10 Spanish Club 11 Art Club 12 Intramurals 12 IO4 LLOYD DAWSON Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 Jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 Stage Crew Club Pres. 12 HELEN DEMORATZ H.R. Sec.-Treas. 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 Jr. Red Cross 12 ELI DIMEFF- Band 10, 11,12 Band V. Pres. 12 Choir 10, 11, 12 Track 10 Band Club 10, 11, 12 Chemistry Club 12 RITA D'ITRI Soph. 'Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 10, 11, 12 QV. Pres. 11, 121 Jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Finance Comm. 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 Class Historian 12 H.R. Sec. 12 JAMES DOBBS A.V.A. 10, 11 Hot Rod Club 10, 12 Choir 11, 12 MAE BELLE DREAR Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Historical Honor Society 10, 11 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 12 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Jr. Red Cross 12 See-Fi-S V. Pres. 12 Concession Squad 12 Rodis Business Staff 12 CAROL DUNN Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Spanish Club 11 Choir 12 JOHN DUNN Hunting and Fishing 10 Golf Club 11 Boys' Leaders Club 12 Hot Rod Club 12 Intramurals 12 PATTY FLANNERY Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 jr. Red Cross 12 jOE FLASCO Hunting and Fishing 10 Basketball Club 11 Hot Rod Club Sec. 12 ROBERTA FULLER Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 jr. Red Cross 12 VICTOR GEORGE Football 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11 Intramurals 10, 11 Jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 LORETTA GIANVITO Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Girls' Leaders V. Pres. 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Rodis 12 See-Fi-S 12 STEPHANIE GIMBUS Sr. Historical Honor Society 10 Band10, 11,12 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 Hall Patrol 12 LOUIS GIOVANELLI Hunting and Fishing 10 Choir 11, 12 Spanish Club 11 Hot Rod Club 12 JANIE GOLDEN Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Choir 10, 11, 12 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 10 Soph. Football Attendant jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 jr. Red Cross 12 H.R. V. Pres. 12 Finance Comm. 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 ALBERT GRAHAM Choir 10, 11 Hunting and Fishing 10 Football 10, 11 Baseball 10, 11 Hot Rod Club 12 Hall Patrol 11, 12 SHERYL GRAHAM Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 10, 11 Sec.-Treas. 12 Band 10,11, 12 Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 JOE GREGOR Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 10, Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 ART GROSCOST Band 10, 11, 12 Band Club 10, 11, 12 HELEN GUTIERREZ Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 MIKE HAYDIN Baseball 10, 11 Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 1 H. R. V. Pres. 12 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Sr. Science Club 12 MABEL HENDERSON Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Girls' Leaders 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 BRENDA HORACE Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 Concession Squad 12 jr. Red Cross 12 DONALD HYTE Golf Club 10 Class V. Pres. 10 Baseball 11 Slide Rule Club 11, 12 Rodis Staff 12 Pres. Sr. Science Club 12 JOHN KAZMAN Basketball Club 10 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Aff Club 12 KAREN KOLLMANN 11,12 0, ll, 12 Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 10, 11, 12 soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 los Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 EDWARD KRESS Hunting and Fishing Club 10 Intramurals 10 Slide Rule Club 12 Sr. Science Club 12 HELEN KRIVOSHIA Finance Comm. 10, 11, 12 Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Sec. Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Jr. Class Play Cast 11 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Pres. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 11 Cheerleader Mgr. 12 Jr. Red Cross 12 Sec. See-Fi-S 12 Choir 12 H.R. Secretary 12 GLORIA KRIZAN Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 12 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Spanish Club 11 jr. Red Cross Club 12 See-Fi-S 12 Rodis Business Staff 12 JANICE LAUGHLIN Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 10, 11 Majorette 11, 12 Choir 11, 12 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Jr. Red Cross 12 MILAN LIVADA HI-Y 10 Jr. Class Play 11 Hunting and Fishing Club 11 Hot Rod Club 12 PAT LOFTUS Choir 10 Basketball 10, 11, 12 H.R. Pres. 11 Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 12 STEVE LONA H.R. Pres. 10, 11 Track 11, 12 Pres. Art Club 12 Intramurals 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 CAROL LONCAR Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 10, Treas. Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Reserve Cheerleader 10 Jr.-Sr. Prom Server 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 Pres. Jr. Red Cross 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 National Honor Soc'y. 12 ROBERT LONCAR journalism Club 10, 11 A.V.A. 10 DANNY MADISH A.V.A. 10, 11, 12 Photography Club 10, 11, 12 QPres. 12j Intramurals 11, 12 Senior Science Club 12 H.R. President 12 PETE MADISH Hunting 'and Fishing Club 10 Golf Club 11, 12 QPres. 121 DANNY MCCLAIN Hunting and Fishing Club 10 Hot Rod Club 12 PAT McGEEHAN H.R. President 10 Basketball 10, 11 JOHNNY MEHALIK Baseball Club 10, 11 Intramurals 10, 11 Jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Art Club 12 Sr. Science Club 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 RONNIE MIHLBAUER Hall Patrol 11, 12 Slide Rule Club 1 1 Choir 12 Hot Rod Club 12 BILL MILLER Hot Rod Club 10, 12 Baseball Club 11 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 Soph. Tri Hi-Y 10 H R. Sec -Treas 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Finance Committee 11 Jr. Class Play, Usher 11 ROSEMARY MONACO jr.-Sr. Dance'Dec. Comm. 11 11,12 Jr. Red Cross 12 See-Fi-S 12 Cheerleader 12 VINCE MONACO Football 10, 11, 12 Track 10 Choir 10, 11 Boys' Leaders 10, 11, 12 WILLIAM MONAHAN Football 10, ll, 12 Track 101, 11, 12 H.R. President 10 Boys' Leaders 10, 11, 12 jr. Class Clay 11 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Rodis Co-Editor 12 Hall Patrol 11, 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 Sr. Class President 12 Sr. Science Club 12 Student Court EDWARD MURPHY Hot Rod Club 10 Pres. Baseball Club 11 A.V.A. 11, 12 H.R. V. Pres. 12 Photography Club V. Pres. 12 Stage Crew 12 Hall Patrol 12 LARY NEEDS Hi-Y 10 Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 10, 11 Track 10 Football 10, 11, 12 ' Baseball 11, 12 Hall Patrol 11, 12 V. Pres. Senior Science Club 12 H.R. Vice President 12 GALE NEWCOMB Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 10, 11 Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 National Honor Society 11, 12 Rodis Staff Co-Editor 12 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Hall Patrol 11, 12 Sr. Dance Planning Comm. 12 Sec.-Treas. Sr. Science Club 12 Morning Devotions 11, 12 BETTY ORDICH Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 10, 11, 12 Jr. Class Play 11 Rodis Staff 11, 12 Finance Committee 12 LORETTA PAKAVICH Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 IO6 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Band10, 11,12 jr.-Sr. Dance Server Newzette Staff 10 Spanish Club 11 jr. Class Play 11 See-Fi-S 12 JAMES PANTONI Stage Crew 10, 11 MAXINE PARSONS Newzette Staff 10 Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Choir 10, 11, 12 Majorette 10 Drum Majorette 11, 12 Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 H.R. Sec. 10, 12 H.R. V. Pres. 11 jr. Play Cast 11 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 See-Fi-S Pres. Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 Spanish Club 11 Sr. Football Attendant CHARLES PENNINGTON Band 10, 11 fQuartermaster 12j Sr. Science Club 12 MAX PERENOVICH Choir 11, 12 Art Club 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 GERALDINE PERKINS Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Choir 12 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 WILLIAM PERKINS Football 10, 11, 12 Track 11 JAMES PETTIES Track 10 Intramurals 10 Band 10, 11, 12 PHYLLIS PICHARDO Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Spanish Club 11 Sr. Class Play Usher 11 See-Fi-S 12 Hall Patrol 12 H.R. V. Pres. 12 ROBERT PRENTICE Hunting and Fishing 10, 11 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Hot Rod Club 12 PAT PRODONOVICH Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Choir 10, 11, 12 Class Sec.-Treas. 10, 11, 12 Pres. Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Jr. Class Play 11 jr. Football Attendant 11 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 H.R. V. Pres. 11 See-Fi-S 12 Student Court jr. Red Cross 12 Football Queen 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 H.R. Pres. 12 Choir V. Pres. 12 MARTHA RADESCHI Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 jr. Red Cross 10 Sr. High Historical Honor Soc'y 10,11, 12 CSec. 115 Chemistry Club 12 ELAINE RADINSKY Sr. High Historical Honor Soc'y 11 Jr. Red Cross 12 See-Fi-S 12 Art Club 12 Rodis Business Staff 12 MICHAEL RAICH Football 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 1-1, 12 Boys' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Leopards' Club 10, 11, 12 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Slide Rule Club 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 Class V. Pres. 12 H.R. Pres. 12 JENNIE REED Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Cheerleader 10, 12 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 SHIRLEY REED Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 CORRENE REID Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 V. Pres. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S Sec. 12 Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 10, Class Historian 11 H.R. Pres. 11 Jr. Red Cross Sec. 12 Choir Accompanist 12 Rodis Literary Editor 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 CHUCK REPLANE Hi-Y 10 Sr. Historical Honor Soc'y 11, QPres. 109 Choir 1O,11, 12 QPres.12j H.R. Pres. 10 Class President 11 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Jr. Class Play 11 Sr. Science Club 12 Rodis Business Manager 12 Student Court MELVIN ROWLEY Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 Intramurals 10, 11 Track 11, 12 jr. Class Play 11 A.V.A. 12 PAT ROY Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Spanish Club 10, 11 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 11 Jr. Red Cross 11, 12 Art Club Sec. 12 RICHARD RUDMAN Baseball 10, 11 National Honor Society 11: 12 Sr. Science Club 12 Pres. Slide Club 12 SHEILA RUTHERFORD Sr. Historical Soc'y 10, 11, 12 Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 FinanceiCommittee 11, 12 I07 1 I2 jr. Class Play 11 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 MARIAN SCHMITT Sr. Historical Soc'y. 10 Pres. 1 Band 10, 11, 12 Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 ' jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 JOE SCHULTE Basketball 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Sr. Historical Soc'y 10, 11, 12 H.R. V. Pres. 11 H.R. Pres. 12 Football Attendant 12 EDWARD SHRIVER Hot Rod Club 10, 12 Spanish Club 11 EVA SLAPPY Concession Squad '10, 11, 12 Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Choir 11, 12 See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 BETTY SMITH Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 NANCY SMITH Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Dance Server 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Jr. Class Play 11 Sr. Class Play Usher 11 jr.-Sr. Prom Orch. Comm. See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 Sr. Historical Soc'y 12 Finance Comm. 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 WALTER SMITH Intramurals 10 Football 11, 12 Choir 12 AL STEFF Football 10, 12 Sr. Historical Soc'y 11 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 Sr. Dance Entertainment Comm. 12 CARL ST. GEORGE Football 10 Baseball 10 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Hunting and Fishing 10 Track 11, 12 Hot Rod Club 12 TOM STILLWAGON Sr. Historical Soc'y. 11, 12 Treas. 10 Band Quartermaster 10, 11, 12 Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10 Newzette Staff 10 Track 1 1 Jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Choir 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 CAROL STROHM Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 Junior Red Cross 12 jr.-Sr. Prom Server SALLY STROHM Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 See-Fi-S 12 Jr. Red Cross 12 jr.-Sr. Prom Server Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 NICK SUSICH Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11 Track 10 Boys' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Pres. 10 Football Attendant 12 Student Council V. Pres. 11 JOHN SZATKIEWICZ Hot Rod Club 10, 12 V. Pres. 10 A.V.A. 10, 11,12 Photography Club 11, 12 Stage Crew 12 H.R. Sec. 12 LETTY THOMPSON Sr. Historical Soc'y 10, 11, 12 Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. TriQHi-Y 11 ANN TRBOVICH Treas. Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Dance Server 10 Soph. Basketball Attendant 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 11 Rodis Business Editor 12 Hall Patrol 11, 12 jr. Class Play 11 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 H. R. Pres. 11 Student Council Sec.-Treas. 12 jr. Red Cross 12 Finance Committee 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 LORETTA TROUTMAN Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Historical Soc'y 10, 11 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Jr. Red Cross 12 See-Fi-S 12 Concession Squad 12 Rodis Business Staff 12 STEVE ULIZIO Band 10, 11 Intramurals 10 Art Club 12 RONALD VARAVETTE Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 A.V.A. 1O,11, 12 Hunting and Fishing Club 10 VIOLET VAZQUEZ Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Cheerleader 11, 12 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 jr. Red Cross 12 See-Fi-S 12 NICK VITAS Boys' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Hot Rod Club 12 l08 Intramurals 12 Basketball Club 10 GEORGE VUYAKOVICH Band 10, 11, 12 Pres. 12, V. Pres 11 Band Club 10, 11, 12 Pres. 11, 12 CAROLYN WARE Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Spanish Club 10 Newzette Staff 10 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 H.R. Sec.-Treas. 11 See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 BOB WILKS Hot Rod Club 10, 12 A.V.A. 10,11, 12 Baseball Mgr. 10 Spanish Club 11 H.R. V. Pres. 11 Stage Crew 12 LARY WILSON Hot Rod Club 10 Hi-Y 10 Golf Club 11 Senior Chemistry Club 12 DEE YUKICA Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 12 Chaplain Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 Chaplain See-Fi-S 12 jr. Red Cross 12 Finance Committee 12 DAVE ZAPICO Football 10, 11, 12 H.R. President 10 Choir 10 Hi-Y 10 Ir. Class Play 11 Pres. Football Club 12 Football Attendant 12 DOROTHY ZE'I'Z Soph. Tri-Hi-Y 10 jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 Finance Committee 12 Pres. See-Fi-S 12 Ir. Red Cross 12 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12 MQ fsrw 9V91'y Q7 QA y0u're glad it's J A' 'xx'-'141 m . J, 3 15 ,3 AA 9. GRS ' Congratulations to the CLASS OF ,SS .SN ', HQ! If. JALL,ff,ON W 'Im-'-'A THE PEQPLES NATURAL GAS CDMPANY BURBICK'S More Than Jusl' a Hardware Co. 5I5 Broadway Eas+ Liverpool, Ohio Complimenls of THE VILLAGE FLOWER AND GIFT SHOPPE 624 Midland Avenue MIDLAND, PA. 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ISALY'S World Famous Ice Cream and Dairy Producfs For Good Home Cooking, Sfop al- GRACE'S LUNCH Specially Homemade Pies I084 Midland Ave. Ml. 3-7950 GALIOTA'S MARKET Complimenis of EVERGREEN CAFE CompIimen'I's of DERAMO'S RESTAURANT Fine Food REED BROS. DAIRY Phone MI. 3-2772 Midland, Penna. Com plimenls of GEORGE NAHAS Groceries and Meals Midland, Pa. MIDLAND GULF SERVICE IOI'l1 and Midland Avenue Midland. Pa. Ml. 3-7990 Everyfhing for Ihe Home and Aufo GREEN'S TELEVISION 80I Midland Avenue Phone Ml. 3-2242 GO'l'l'LlEB'S Family Sfore 465 Midland Ave. Midland, Pa. FLASCO DRY CLEANERS Reliable Cleaners-One Day Service 70I Midland Ave. Midland, Pa. D 8: H MIDTOWN SERVICE 700 Midland Ave. Midland. Pa Congrafulafionsl CELANDA BEAUTY SALON Ceil D. Yeiso Complimenls of BAHM'S PHARMACY Phone MI. 3-796I or 3-2878 MIDLAND, PA. CASTELLI JEWELER Your Jeweler Phone MI. 3-589I MIDLAND, PA. Complimenls of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Midland Avenue MIDLAND. PA. Complimenfs of GIBSON FLOWER SHOP PHIL and FELICIA Complimenls of ALLEN FURNITURE COMPANY MIDLAND, PA. JOHN F. CRICHTON Plumbing and Heafing Con'I'racI'or 769 Beaver Avenue, Midland, Pa. Phone Mi. 3-3639 Complimenls of GAMBLE'S DRUG STORE 7+h Sfreef and Midland Avenue MIDLAND, PA. Complimenfs of HORNICK'S for High Sfyle in Young Men's and Girls' Shoes 535 Midland Ave. Ph. Mi. 3-2748 l 1 l r 1 EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW A Dependable Newspaper Serving 'I'he Tri-SI'aI'e Area THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO Resources. S23,000,000.00 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE SMITH AND PHILLIPS COMPANY Dis'IincIive Home Furnishings Es'I'abIished IB70 409 Washingfon Sireei' EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO Phone FU 5-I2I5 CompIimenI's of THE POTTERS BANK 81 TRUST CO EAST LIVERPOOL. 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SILVERMAN'S 1 CompIimen+s of UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Local I2I2 LEO'S FINE TAILORING Tailoring for 'Ihe Whole Family Complimenfs of LESTERS BAKERY Phone MI. 3-22I9 I'IART'S Women's Apparel 730 Midland Ave. Midland, Pa. CRACCHIOLO DISTRIBUTING CO. Nick Cracchiolo Phone MI. 3-2692 MIDLAND PRINTING COMPANY Telephone Mi. 3-3646 Seven SI'ree'I' MIDLAND, PA. MIGLIORE FORD SALES Illh SI. and Midland Ave. Midland, Pa. Phone 33744 Complimenis of LARRY'S CAFE Sammy Phone MI 3-79I3 Midland, Pa. For Thai' Snaclc A'FI'er Ihe Game JACOBS Confeciionery and Luncheone'H'e ERMIE D'ANGELO SHOE SERVICE 81 STORE CITY GROCERY Crum Dimeff, Prop. 480 Ohio Avenue Phone MI. 3-2747 Complimenis of MIDLAND LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Phone MI. 3-3689 CompIimen+s of ORR'S JEWELERS The VaIIey's Finesl' Diamond and Wafch Cenler Movie and Camera Equipmenl' Dep'I'. 7I4 Midland Ave. Phone Ml. 3-2465 Complimenfs of MACKINTOSH-HEMPHILL Division of E. W. 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Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE BASINGER AND GIFFORD Real Es1'a1'e and Insurance Ph. Mi. 3-3670 Midland. Pa. AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 48I Midland Legion Ciub, Inc. Dancing Every Sunday Nighf I0 P.M.-I A.M. ACON PONTIAC SaIes and Service I070 Midland Ave. PII. Mi. 3-3708 Official InspecI'ion Sfaiion MIDLAND, PA. THE CHAMBERS CO- GOODYEAR SERVICE sToRE Mulberry Sfreef Tires, Tubes, Ba'H'eries 563 Walnui Sf. ' I, Oh' Easl Lwerpoo Io Easl' Liverpool. Ohio KIDDIE KORNER PATTISON'S JEWELRY ChilcIren's Clofhes II3 Easi' Sixfh Easi' Liverpool, Ohio Easf Liverpool WKE TURKf INC' Congraiulafions Your Buick Dealer Easl' Liverpool, Ohio From H1 e Compliment RODIS STAFF of A FRIEND Photography by Eighl' Sffeel' We Wish +o Thank MIDLAND. PA- Mr. Parker for Pl'l0I16 Ml 3-3570 His Help and Cooperafion I23 THE Yhe Best Yearbooks Are TAYLOR MADE IAVLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS