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'STI -mguygifzgg o RGAN I ZATIONS . 11555 . - - - no zfl.s, 'jay Q1 A L E ns.-.owen ae- 'fggr J' .-L3,-.par :zoning 1:1 f:0'f 5:,:':rIrf f-Gustavo If 44:n po1q.: 1' : ,Q pOl9v:xOvC L4 05' - .',. ?4 n-' tj--v ' ' ar 05' '2:l'L1 .- . ,..!!:.1..r:.- v-,, ir. ,,q .avswg ioqd -,Q-f X . nov- - Q 4 r' J 4 - ' 'ang Q1 -.04 J.1'f2n0 Q-4v'x1.4t 1 4. ,-:,,-- 65-qv 94-Q-,Lang-tvayd V. -4- v 0 71014 al'bY 9 Yu' 5 - 6 1.34. .--tfaafr Q:-4JO!iI,,g 05' IXJQ ta. 1 :f:.1S'.z..L :.:f-.a1Jf ru- -1- ..-.-4 -., V 1 3,1255 ' - A - Y - H - . xA A , 1 DR. JAMES H. LAWSON UPERI TE DE T CF S HOCDLS As Superintendent of Schools of Iviclieesport, Dr. Qlgimes H. Liiwsoirs responsibilities :ire m:1ny. Une of his major duties is seeing that Ivlelfcesf ports schools :ire kept upftofdgite by adding to the curriculum subjects needed by tod4iy's youth, selecting modern text books, developing zidvginced teaching methods. :uid encouraging the use of modern learning devices like motion pictures, film strips, quid records. Dr. Lawson is responsible to the Board of Direcf tors whose members are elected by the public of IVIcKeesport to serve terms of six years. By committee action and full board sessions, the Directors determine the policies which the dis- trict will follow. Dr. Leo R. Travis, secretary to the Board of Directors and Business Manager of the School District, is in charge of the business and financial affairs of the system. In addition to supervising the School Board office, he has the care of seven' teen school buildings throughout the city. Ie ,, In e: -W jg, 's s 1' 5g?FQ?KQ4 DR. LEO R. TRAVIS Secretary and Business Manager BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. C. B, Bryce, Mr. William Cox, Mr. 0 F D I R E R S S. H. Hirshberg, Mrs. Lucy Lee Jones, Dr. Robert M. Heft, Mr. Charles H. Starr, President james M. Guffey. Board Members not in the picture are Dr. H, S. Arthur and Mr. Edward C. Bowden. Q' -agamufw iw. in wa. .w,mfm.. Ae...45.u3.'SavxBiY.: , Administration DR. HOWARD C. lVlcELROY Principal of Technical High School . F Q if T s J-it ., ' xs- Q fe T .... MR. FRANK J. WEIGLE Principal of Vocational School Four buildings in different parts of the city serve McKeesport High School. Freshmen attend Shaw Avenue and George Washington, and sophomores, juniors, and seniors attend Vocational School and Tech High. Five courses of study are offered to MHS stu' dents-academic, business, commercial, college pref paratory, and vocational. The newest classes are Beauty Culture, offered to senior girls this year for the first time, and Distributive Education begun last year in which the seniors attend school in the morning and work in local stores in the afternoon. Principals of the high school buildings are Mr. Arthur O. Horn, George Washingtong Mr. F. Frank Crall, Shaw Avenueg Mr. Frank 1. Weigle, Vocaf tionalg Dr. Howard C. McElroy, Tech High. Mr. Bert Johnson is the Director of Vocational Educaf tion and Mr. john S. McFeaters is assistant principal at Tech High. . MR. JOHN S. MCFEATERS MR. BERT JOHNSON Assistant Principal, Technical High School Director of Vocational Education MR. SHELBY ERWIN Student Counselor Administration Qm-qi-it MR. ARTHUR 0. HORN MR. F. FRANK CRALL Principal of George Washington School Principal of Shaw Avenue School AWA. MISS H. GERTRUDE BROWN Girls' Adviser -' - -v--- ' '..1.. 11' f'1,-'-:- 5: 'f '- '. '.- .Jai -' 3,2 'Q' N rf?-'E .i:'i1:i'2: ,ff5fg..5:ia5.g'. 511 5,115 5, gf. p7g:4'2f,'.ff,3'q, 11.-J'-Fkig age -. gal - -f.- 3.21i1XI1.q:lAf.'-5511? I'--Uifffc:-JZ' S- 1 . .. A . if ug-9:7 . 'T 1 ' '?'1fij.f -' A. 'r -f -. f A jew?-'TZ R F ffl ,if s Who is your science teacher? . . . Guess who I'm going to have for history! . . . Sally has the new teacher in Room 24 . . . 'iWhz1t is the name of that mechanical drawing teacher? These snatches are borrowed from the tirstfdayf offschool conversations of hundreds of students. Overhear them on that sunny September afternoon as they tramp down the steps and out the big front door, as they gather along the sidewalks or crowd good-naturedly into the busMoverhear them and dis- cover they are talking teachers. Not confined to the first day, this topic lasts the school year and for many years to come. It is a subject which puts even the weather into second FIRST ROW: G. R. Acklin, Ed.M., English, Elfreeda B. Ahlquist, B.S., Shorthand and Typewritingg George S. Allison, A.B., Civics and Pennsylvania Historyg Herbert M. Amschler, B.S., German, Rose F. Arone, BS., Business Machines, Mary Auld, A.B., Latin. SEC- OND ROW: Foster Beatty, A.M., English and Depart- ment Chairman of Compositiong Agnes Bedell, Ed.M., Commercial Arithmeticg Dorothy G. Bench, B.S., Choral 'Qtr place. Strangers become friends at once when they discover they have the same shorthand teacher. Little brother looks forward to getting the algebra teacher that big sister keeps raving about. Why, teachers sometimes become family institutions. This ceaseless enthusiasm about teachers is under' standable, for the school life of every student is in large measure shaped by his teachers. The relation' ship can be a good oneg with the knowledge of subject can come an understanding of human nature and community, attitudes toward living, and inspira' tion for the future. There is hardly a graduate who cannot trace many of his thoughts and attif tudes to some of his teachers. Musicg Joseph W. Black, Ed.M., World Historyg Doris H. Blid, Li:t.M., English, Irma C. Boax, A.M., Algebra. THIRD ROW: james W. Bowen, A.M., Solid Geometry, Higher Algebra, and Trigonometryg Edward G. Burger, B.S., Sheet Metalg J. Stanley Calhoun, Ed.lVl., Algebra, Anne S. Camic, A.B., Biologyg Cornelius P. Campbell, Ed.M., American History and Civicsg Harry L. Carl- son, A.B., Coordinator of Distributive Education. fs vi ff ri., . 'lm A Q. c 1 AA X is ' xc ff!! v V K ' Q ' . Q X PS- S -' xl ,D . ' we ni . ,..q 4 N Wa 3 K. Q.. ,gui A- ' .ww i Falco A. Carrozza, A.M., Social Problemsg Byron L. Chaplin, Ed.M., Electricityg William A. Clees, B.S., Physical Education and Department Chairman. Jean B. Coursin, A.M., Englishg Robert M. Crausaz, Ph.D., French and Department Chairman of Modern Languageg Ober D. Crouse, B.S., Physics and Depart- ment Chairnian of Science. Margaret M. Cummins, B.S., Dietitiang Lawrence A. DeSimone, A.lVl., Instrumental Musicg Benjamin B. Disegi, Ed.M., Physical Education and Health. Albert R. Doehla, A.B., Consumer Economics and United States Historyg Margaret Dunlap, Ed.lVl., United States Historyg Louis H. Dunlop, Ed.M., Chemistry. Alice Engels, Ed.B., Shorthand, Transcription, and Commercial Department Chairmang Albert T. Fallquist, B.S., Chemistryg Emma K. Fedak, B.S., Rapid Calcula- tion and Typewriting. Donald E. Ferguson, A.M., Englishg Carrie L. Gailey, A.B., Civics and Pennsylvania Historyg Edward W. Gar- bett, A.M., Instrumental Music and Department Chair- man. Norman M. Gibson, A.M., Englishg Ella W. Gilchrist, B.S., Shorthand and Typewritingg Vivian B. Goldstrohm, B.S., Clerical Practice. fx - A 144 's,.. A, me Q' I6 I wh. Uni .-53, . u -1 FIRST ROW: Charles W. Hanko, Ed.M., United States History, American Government, and World Historyg Winfield S. Harding, Patternmalcingg Hazel Hardy, B.S., Booklceepingg Loretta Hickey, B.S., Home Economicsg Michael Hritz, Ed.lVl,, Shop Mathematicsg Mary Eliza- beth Hughes, Litt.lVl., Algebra. SECOND ROW: J. Robert Izod, Ed,M., Englishg Helen jenkins, Ecl.M., Algebrag J. Morris jones, Blueprint Reading and Re- lated Drawingg june W. josek, B.S., Algebrag Margaret 1 Q ' dw T' Good habits for studying are essential to success in a high school education. Miss Potthoff explains to these ninth graders who are studying Latin I the value of a chart as a study aid. Kerezsi, Litt.M., Civics and Pennsylvania Historyg Flor- ence King, A.M., English and Latin. THIRD ROW: Edmund Kittiko, B.S., Civics and Pennsylvania Historyg William P. Knortz, Ed.M., Chemistryg M. C. Koons, Trade Draftingg George A. Krause, Vocational Wood Workingg Gerald F. Lanks, B.S., Home Appliance and Radiog Harry M. Lee, Ed.M., Advanced Machine Shop Practice. 'TS-W asz , '1s,. 't1.f gases-..., '-Lb. w - ' - iff ,X gi if .f e ,s -.. -, as Cx . he MGA 5, X. 4:-.as 5 FIRST ROW: Grace Lemon, AB., Algebra, James H. Lewis, B.S,, Electrical Wiringg Gertrude Lindquist, Ed.M., Shorthand and Typewritingg Ruth Low, A,M., English and Department Chairman of Literatureg julia Loya, Ed.M., Economic Gcographyg Munroe A. MacDonald, Ed.M., Auto Mechanics. SECOND ROW: Jean Mac- Kinney, BS., Librariang Helen Malseed, Litt.M., United States History and Delnateg C. Earl Mansfield, Ed.M., Plane Geometryg George H. McConnell, Ed.M., Physics A. -H' . .j - L 5 it 6- t- 'R ' 5. for , 49 J ln.. fun ' ,tx 'H-Q - X X 2 lvifrf and Shop Mathematicsg Mary Louise McGrann, Ed.M., Bookkeepingg Edward O. McKee, Litt.M., United States History and Organ. THIRD ROW: Charles E. Mc- Kenery, A.B., Englishg Roy H. McMunn, B.S., Chemistryg Erna Meinert, Ed.M., Home Nursing and First Aidg Jean W. Menzies, Ed.M., Shorthand, Typewziting, and Commercial Lawg Thelma Mermelstein, A.B., Latin, Civics, and Pennsylvania Historyg Margaret G. Minnick, B.S., Home Economics. Mr Lee observes two seniors in the advanced machine shop angling a tool slide on a planer. Practice with many types of machines coupled with teacher supervision makes vocational students proficient. X FF'-s Fgvs. Sf wr' Joseph E. Moffatt, B.S., Plane Geometryg Elmer G. Molin, Ed.M., Machine Shop Practiceg Anna Morlock Litt.M., Civics and Pennsylvania History. Mary Ann Mrlconic, BS., Home Economicsg Alan H. Nelson, B.S., Industrial Artsg Anna Nelson, A.B., Eng- lish. C. Lillian Nelson, A.B,, Englishg Lucille Newhouse, l.itt.M., World History and Physical Geographyg Dorothy Norton, A.M., Spanish. Walter B. Oliver, Ed.M., Englisl-ig Dorothy C. Orentl, B.S., Physical Education and Hygieneg William D. Parsons, B.S., Algebra. Helen Pottholf, Litt.M., Latin and Algebrag Jay Priest, A.M., Mechanical Drawing, Conrad Primavera, B.S., Commercial Art. Harry C. Pry, Ed.M., Englishg Thomas A. Quinn, Ed.M., Englishg Pauline Reed, Ed.M., Choral Music. Mark R. Reigard, A.M., United States History and World Historyg Amelia Richardson, A.M., Plane Geom- etry and Department Chairman of Mathematicsg Hulda F. Ritchey, Litt.M., English. Mary Louise Rodgers, Litt,M., Algebrag William R. Sadler, Ed.M., Mechanical Drawingg Mary Alice Saf- ford, BS., Librarian. ii? 3 f x Wx, Q at 'aw ' . x if ' ff in-Q . . 7 mm 5 A 1 ab .. i M Ea E2 lr U, it '.,Zi.ii1 1 f ' 3 5 . .... , R W is Ah-N, A . .i ' ji I t si ' . fa . - .Qt 4' s 'E- , , ,L Nothing is more effective in helping a pupil understand the laws of physics than conducting experiments in the laboratory as these Vocational seniors fopposite pagej are doing under the direction of Mr. McConnell. Juniors in Dr. Crausazfs French I class are attentive as they listen to the day's translation. Recitation adds to group reading, motion pictures, and board work to give a student mastery of a foreign language. FIRST ROW: Carmelita Savage, B.S., Typewriting and Salesmanshipg August M. Schad, A.M., English and Dramaticsg Charles E. Schaeffer, B.S., English and Librariang Helen Scott, A.B., World History, Pennsyl- vania History, and Civicsg Dorothy Smedley, A.M., English. SECOND ROW: George L. Spielman, Ecl.lVl., Science, james Steel, M.S., Physical Education and Healthy Samuel L. Stewart, Ed.M., Science, Esther E. Stough, A.B., Scienceg Carol Swanson, B.S., Home Eco- mics. THIRD ROW: Amanda Thomas, Beauty Cul- tureg Mary Thompson, Ed.M., World History, Pennsyl- vania History, and Civics, Eleanor Tobin, Litt. M., fivvf' English, Vera Trimble, A.M., Arrg Martha Anne Verner, Litr.M., Algebra and Academic Arithmetic. FOURTH ROW: James Vitsas, A.B., Physical Education and Health, G. Katharine Watson, Ed.M., English and Spanish, J. Harold Weigle, B.S., Health and Physical Education, Homer O. Weitz, B.S., General Science, Ruth West, A.B., Civics and Pennsylvania History. FIFTH ROW: Betty Lee Whitacre, B.S., Biology and General Science, Charles W. White, Ed.M., English, John F. Willauer, A.M., Biologyg Helen Winter, B.S., English, Nancy Zenn, B.S., Algebra and Science. 'Q -A --4 -A A .,.. H. l 1 5 s Z X X 591121 5 'E lllli Gee, 1'm a senior! Wlizit a wonderful feeling it gives you to r l' Q A . ca 1:e that you belong to the graduating class of McKeesf port High Yes, as graduation time nears. you know that soon you will be leaving those favorite study periods, gilw' luneh times, and a crowded social life. along with your elasses, only to start at the bottom again. whether you enter college or the business world. Tech H' h' S ig s enior Class officers: Vice-President A r l e n e Volk , Treasurer Conney Kimlno, Presi- dent Paul jones. Secretary lvlartha Jones. Vocational's Senior Class officers' Secretary Anne Cinclrich, Treass urer Joseph Novotniak, Vice- Prcsident LeRoy Neyman, Presi- dent Walter Laraway. ,GLASS UFFIUER No longer will you be with so many of 'ou . 3 r friends, living in a carefree world of pleasures, iilling fo y ur memory scrapbook with teachers, dances, clubs, football and basketball games, classes, and fun. But the thrill of carrying senior books, going to senior chapels, being the leaders of the just the thrill of being an upperclassman convinces you that this is the grai school, and idest year of your life. -tif Dorothy Abels Business Marilyn Abels Beauty Culture Edmund Adams College Preparatorx' Thalo Adams Academic Rose Amendola Commercial Carl Anderson Academic Jean Anderson Business John Anderson Auto Nlechanics Mary Jane Anuszlciewicz Commercial William Austin Acaclemic Robert Baglns Wcmodwork jean Bain Academic Leah Baird Commercial William Baird College Preparatorx Donna Baker Commercial Irene Balawajder Business Ethel Baldridge Academic jane Bales Academic Bernard Barchie Academic William Barker Electricity Philip Barth Drafting Helen Basa Distriburive Education Mary Lon Bashforth Business James Batchelor Machiiie Shop Donna Beard College Preparaturv Harry Beclcowitz Academic Edward Bednarovsky Business Mildred Beistel Commercial Carolyn Belgrade College Preparatorv Dorothea Belgrade College Preparatorx Edward Benick Wocmdwork john Benvin Drafting Williani Berletic Wrmodwork Sylvester Bernasky Academic Ronald Bernick Business tty - 3 - 5 x' +5 .5 E- 1 N, - . -8 A ,v Q. 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Naomi Cargo Commercial Dolores Carlino Commercial Dale Carnahan Academic Sue Ann Carnahan Commercial Ronald Carrozza Auto Nlechanics Joan Carter Commercial Marion Carter Distrihutive Education Morgan Carter Business Robert Carter lVlacl1ine Shop Donald Cassidy College Preparatory Patsy Cavallaro Woodwork Thomas Chapman College Preparatory Ursula Charney College Preparatory Theresa Chaverini College Preparatory Mary Jane Chemsak College Preparatory Lee Roy Childers Academic Arlene Chontos Distributive Education Anne Cindrich Beauty Culture Dorothy Cislo Business Nancylee Clarke Academic David Coe College Preparatory Don Coleman Electricity Darlene Confer Commercial Edward Conley College Preparatory Richard Contrella Commercial Ronald Corbin Drafting Dorothy Coulter Business Florence Cruse Commercial Myrtle Culbert Business Joan Cwielt College Preparatory Thomas Daczltowski Patternmalcing Sylvester Damianos Drafting Betty Joan Davis Commercial Charles Davis Academic Katherine Davis Distrihutive Education Abovc the tf0l3hY C350 in T9Cl1.S front hall is the bulletin board for announcements about school activities and entertainments Seniors Carl Anderson, Edna Kugler, and George Martin are absorbed by an important poster. Willianm Deal: Auto Mechanics Suzanne Dean Academic Buddy Diamond Academic Robert Dick Distributive Education Dolores Diehl Beauty Culture Paul DiFabio Auto Mechanics Robert Dillon Auto Nlechanics Linda DiToppa Commercial Joanna Dobos College Preparatory William Doherty Academic George Donaldson Commercial Art Carol Dougherty Academic Samuel Douglass College Preparatory Thomas Duffy Radio Roseann Dumich Distributive Education Beverly Duncan Commercial James Dunlay College Preparatory Dwight Dunn Nlachine Shop Corrine Edwards Distributive Education William Elelc Electricity -' IY il nvwn A' an ,. f A, Q-:egg - N X I i 6-Tl: XX A 4 7 ,g ski J' Qs !! X X 3 'sax Q x if fgff I i Q53 it 'EZ. :I e .M is 'i Sheila Elias College Preparatory Kae Ellick College Preparatory Edwina Englert College Preparatory Franklin Erwin College Preparatory Leon Essad Academic Robert Estochen Electricity Marion Estochin Beauty Culture Bernard Estok Wcvodwork Stephen Evanovich lVlacl1ine Shop Geraldine Evans Commercial Jack Evans College Preparatory Marlyn Everett College Preparatory June Fairbaugh Commercial William Farkas Academic Gaynell Farrell College Preparatory John Fath Patternmaking Zoltan Feher Commercial Edward Fenster Commercial Art William Ferrington Drafting Ida Filotei College Preparatory David Finkel College Preparatory Ray Finney Commercial Art Donald Flading Drafting Clifton Flood Academic Lenore Flood Business Betty Flynn Business Mildred Forney Academic John Fraas College Preparatory Nornia Frabizio Business Daniel Francetic College Preparatory George Frederick Radio Joan Fried College Preparatory Eleanor Frum Business Elinor Gala Beauty Culture Dorothy Galka Disrributive Education xi NR? ,ylxglatt 9 if Q' ,, 5 555,-2 . 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Donald Gallatin Machine Shop joseph Gallo Patternmalcing john Gardea College Preparatory Gene Garloclt Academic John Garofalo Distributive Education Geraldine Gasdick Beauty Culture Steve Gasparovic Commercial Shirley Gates Academic James Gaudy Machine Shop Joseph Gaudy Sheet Metal James Gay Auto Mechanics Rosemary George College Preparatory John Gergely Sheet Metal Richard Gibson College Preparatory Donald Gierard College Preparatory Fern Gilbert Business Ralph Gioia Auto Mechanics Bart Glace Academic Eileen Gobbels Commercial Noralee Godard Commercial William Godfrey Machine Shop Joseph Goldberg College Preparatory Anna Goscinsky Business Annette Grebeck Academic Wilbur Grice Woodwork William Griflin Academic Delores Grimball Beauty Culture Phyllis Grubbs College Preparatory Marcia Grupp Academic Kenneth Gustafson Drafting Nancy Gustafson College Preparatory John Hagblom Auto Mechanics Lois Hager Business james Halaszynski Auto Mechanics Donald Hall Distributive Education as-.M K+ , Elf ll? if' ,...aA r1!s' 1,1 Q J A AM ,wwf M I rj 5' 4 ' - Hz 'N 7 W, 'wifi 7 6 -7? ifgiwgf ' zwg--X ,gn Xp n whea- ggw- w:f.,s '- -SMHQQRN e Norma Hassel College Preparatory Jeanne Hasson Commercial William Heisey Auto lVlechanics Vivian Hemann Commercial Donald Henry lVlacl1ine Shop Paul Herbert College Preparatory Alex Hernandez Auto lVlechanics Paul Herring Business Grace Herriott .Al'2lCl0l11lC Ruth Ann Hill Distrilwutive Education Dorothy Hitchens College Preparatory Albert Hobby Nlachine Shop Ronald Holsing Electricity Ruth Hoover Commercial Joseph Hornack Academic Evalee Horniclc College Preparatory Steve Horvatincic Academic Marilyn Hurn Business Marian Husok Business Catharine Hyndman Commercial An experiment with a gen- erator in this electricity class gives an opportunity for team participation. Seniors kneeling are Louis Wfuncler- ley, Failc Bill, Robert Ros- lundg standing, K e n n e t h Meier, Rolvert Rizzo, Robert Perlcowslci. .ya-sw. QQ' .,.ii .J ti 3' . 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Ruth Ann Marlcovics Academic james Marshall Sheet Metal Marjorie Marth College Preparzitorv Robert Marthns Wl,0dWK5rlf George Martin Academic Lois jean Martin Academic Walter Martin Commercial Art Clarence Massery College Preparatorv Robert Massung Academic Betty Lee Matta College Preparatorv Williani Marta Auto lVlech:1nics Marcia Matwick Academic Mary Matzus College Preparatorv Leo Mazur Auto lVlechanics Donald McCauley Academic Eleanor McConnell Academic joan McDonald Distributive Education Patricia McGovern Academic Norman McGowan Drafting Wautson McKee College Preparatorv Recordings can malce the past re-live, These seniors in lVliss lVlalseed's American history class are hearing a dramatizarion of the signing of the Nlayflower Compact. ,ov-have a y-an av' ,f ,,.q,., is , , :,: ,,.:. , :.. 1 C ' N nlbnlvqn W W X E 1 ,.., . , -. -a an ' N tw E S S 25,,',ifi2m ?i W it fi, W 'E ,.,.. 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W fx t 3. ,M 'Wh i A , tts., 'Q ,- A . , t S Nancy McLaughlin Acaclcmic Thomas McLaughlin Drafting Bryce McLay Machiiie Shop Charles McMillen Nlachine Shop James McNerney Academic Dorothy Medic College Preparatory Kenneth Meier Electricity Thomas Merritt College Preparatory Charles Mesaros College Preparatory Judith Metcalf Academic Richard Metzler Pattt-rnmalcing William Mezoff Commercial Art Norma Miconi Academic James Mihalelt Nlachine Shop Barbara Mihalic Commercial Kenneth Mikell Academic Donald Milburn Radio Clara Miller Commercial Richard Miller Auto Mechanics William Miller Radio In Vocational's drafting room these seniors are preparing assembly drawings for a bench grinder. Realistic problems like this allow students to experi- ence situations they will meet in industry. WW C it KS- Louise Mogus Commercial Nancy Montgomery College Preparatory Jack Moon College Preparatory Paul Moon Academic Don Moonis Electricity Doris Moore Beauty Culture William Morgan Business Jean Morgano Beauty Culture Wilma Moriarty College Preparatory Donald Morris Drafting Milton Morris Commercial Art Myrna Moskowitz College Preparatory Joseph Mulac Academic Regis Murin Commercial Art Elayne Muscante College Preparatory Sander Nagy Commercial Art Shirley Naulder Business Marilyn Nelson Academic Magda Nemeth College Preparatory Clarissa Neyman Business Leroy Neyman Sheet Metal Virginia Nicols Distributive Education Vernon Noble Maiclwine Shop Ann Normecutt College Preparatory Joseph Novotniak Auto Mechanics Lucille Obradovich Business Alice O'Bryon Commercial Rosemarie OcKay Beauty Culture Ronald O'Connor Sheet Metal Vincent Oddo Commercial Elaine Ohs Academic Vilma Ondik Beauty Culture Joan Opperman Beauty Culture Antha Ord Business Gaye Oskin College Preparatory gp!-me .1 if-If-plioiw was installs-nl iippoain- IL-elmis Room 206 for tlu' convenience ot' stu- dents, The girls in lim- are ljxlul lialdridgv, lkhrjoric Wit-st, Shirley l.oya, Rl'5L'.ll'k'lX l7rCYJL'Cl5 glq 5l'llllllN XV '1Ql.lll IIIIL L with the lilvrarv. At ilu tr Ricu Shoup, Gaye Osliin. Cilmix L 1 11 I n Scott. Robert Owens .. K College Preparatory l W 1 ,F ,, Jack Om Qlf' 'Q f 4' ,, 1 6? ,E,, A Q College Preparatory ' 1 .af .lean Palesko EQ 'SC' 'l is Q V' PQ Commercial A I Audrey Palm 5 -l'l A H Business W-3.2 ,-:, : ' ,i , it Joan Palm lhnn A 5 P -' N Q ii 'k Beauty Culture , L .C A, 3' 5 ' :,, .:', fi Rosemarie Paterra Academic Dorothy Paulin Academic Rose Marie Pausic Commercial Leonard Pavlic College Preparatory John Pavlovic Academic Isabella Pearson Business Robert Perlcowski Electricity Patricia Petach College Preparatory 'WE ,L , C? f Janet Peterson - f Commercial ' Sara Jane Peterson - Amd1 iC t s.i r ' se-fi? M l ex Carole Petterson i A College Preparatory Bernard Phillips College Preparatory Robert Phillips Sheer Metal Bernard Pierce Radio Ralph Pittner Woodwork 31 .AII j Q e. TW ' f J, f QR y -'E f ,W Mary Plivelic College Preparatory Richard Plumb College Preparatory Teddy Plunlto Commercial Art Audrey Pollock College Preparatory Pauline Pollock Commercial Robert Pollock College Preparatory Donna Popalo Distributive Education Harry Pope Sheet Metal Alan Porter College Preparatory Barbara Potts Distributive Education Arlene Povirk Commercial Ralph Pozzuto Patternmalcing Nlaureen Prelock Beauty Culture Fred Preston Sheet Metal john Pribanic College Preparatory John Prolcop Academic Charlotte Pryor Commercial Norma Puckey Academic Thomas Pnsltaric Woodwork Patricia Rabold Business Stanley Raczkowski Radio Nancy Raley Commercial Mary Elizabeth Ransom Academic Edward Ratesic Machine Shop Robert Reese Distributive Education Wilma Rendulic Commercial Tihamer Revak College Preparatory Catherine Reymer Academic Virginia Riazzi College Preparatory Gordon Riley College Preparatory Marlene Ritter College Preparatory Robert Rizzo Electricity Renee Roberts College Preparatory Loretta Robinson Academic Virginia Rohac Academic lpl me QQ' 5 ...I if . 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E S 7, F x if X Q .Ulf fig Gps Marion Roland Commercial William Rollason Commercial Art Albert Rollerfellow College Preparatory joseph Rolnik College Preparatory Janet Rose Distributive Education Robert Roslund Electricity Geraldine Rosner College Preparatory Joyce Rosner Academic Dolores Ruskin Business Ronald Safier College Preparatory Eugene Sammer Academic Shirley Sandmeyer Commercial Edward Saralca Auto Mechanics Sara Jane Sawyer College Preparatory Shirley Sayles Beauty Culture Mary Scalzo Commercial Nancy Schatz College Preparatory George Scherba Machine Shop Mary Schmidt Academic Arlene Schmitt College Preparatory Carl Schneider College Preparatory Charles Schnizler Drafting Richard Schriber Distributive Education Curtiss Schwirian College Preparatory Corinne Scorsone Academic Ellen Scott College Preparatory Robert Scott Commercial Art Donald Seastedt College Preparatory Richard Seddon College Preparatory Marilyn Sedlmayer Commercial Gale Seiht Distributive Education Robert Seitz College Preparatory james Sexton Patternmalcing Lorraine Shaffer Academic Donald Shannon Radio i- ? v .1 i .-,..b: 5 gg' I A ' iaith xl 3 X X X Y we t t sf N 6 , mf -ee iles? Gary Shaw College Preparatory George Shaw College Preparatory james Shinavsky Wfoodworlc Milton Shlapak College Preparatory Richard Shoup College Preparatory Vera Shranatan Business Myrna Siegel College Preparatory Glenn Sievern Business Carolyn Siket Academic James Silverman Auto Mechanics Ernestine Simmons College Preparatory Wilnia Simon Business Gertrude Skop Business Joseph Skutlin Nlachine Shop Robert Smeltzer Commercial Art Glenn Smith Nlachine Shop Jeanne Smith College Preparatory joan Smith Beauty Culture Marian Smith College Preparatory Wayne Smith College Preparatory The library tahle. the history reference hooks, and the con- centration are clues which reveal that lVlat'ian Black is hard at worl: on her term paper. Seniors taking Amcria can history do the research as a joint-project for their history and English classes. William Smith Distributive Education Marlene Snyder Distrilautive Education Raymond Sobczak Nlachine Shop Louis Socrates Woodwork Michael Soltis College Preparatory Margie Solvay College Preparatory Arlene Souders Business jean Spang Commercial Larry Spano Nlachine Shop Raymond Spara College Preparatory Joan Spear Academic May Spencer Commercial Patricia Spiegel Commercial Walter Spielman Academic joseph Spinosi Xvooclworlc Loretta Stanchilt College Preparatory Ronald Stapf College Preparatory Theresa Stashlco Commercial Wilbert Steele Academic David Steinkopf Academic Nancy Stewart Commercial Dolores Stinebaugh Distrihutive Education Norman Stinebaugh Sheet Metal joseph Stipanovic College Preparatory Richard Stover College Preparatory Lillian Stoyadinovich College Preparatory Rose Stranges Commercial Henry Straw Electricity Patricia Sullivan College Preparatory Richard Svec lVlacl1ine Shop Edwin Swanson Clvllcgl' IJfClxtll'ilfL5l'X' Robert Swanson Auto Nlechanics Harold Swisher Wfoodwork Raymond Swonger Business Jeanne Sykes College Preparatory 'A-so A-x 'Q' Joseph Szirmae Commercial James Tabler Wfoodworlc Park Tarbell College Prepa ratory Walter Tarbert College Preparatory Vivian Tedesco Business Charles Tedrick College Preparatory Rose Marie Telliho Commercial Helen Teman Beauty Culture Virginia Teti Commercial Joan Thomas College Preparatory Richard Thomas College Preparatory Bernard Tirpak Academic William Tobias lVlachine Shop Nick Trbovic Auto Nlechanics Richard Trent College Preparatory Roger Trimble College Preparatory George Trumpe Electricity Thomas Turnbull Academic Donald Twele Rildll, Phyllis Uhlig Commercial Nellie Underwood Academic John Urkevich Auto Mechanics Ida Ursiny Commercial Veronica Ursta Disrrilvutive Education Eleanor Vabich Distrilviitivt- Education Ferino Vadala Sheet Nietal Theresa Valecko Business Doris Valentine College Preparatory Albert Vangura Nlachine Shop joseph Veltri Commercial Nick Veselinovich Drafting Anna Vojtko Distributive Education Eugene Volas Academic Arlene Volk Academic Francis Vuchetich Patternmalcing NN i J e Af' X f' ' - i T 2' X 1-XAX .I I l'T'x ' A PJ y X , : I f f I Q V M 4 ' fax - Y l it 1 'iii' ' H.-:::. 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SECOND ROW: Dorothy Ivlco- kovics, Louise Mogus, Arlene Volk, Marian Smith, Sally vicl1, Jeanne Hasson, Lucille O'Braclovich, Margie Sol- Pettersen. MAJORETTES - Eleanor Frum, Eileen Goebbels, Dar- lene Scott, Louise Kelly, Geraldine Rosner, Florence Bonczek, Adeline Raffle, Marcia McClellan. Q . 1. MR val' HIQ S ,J f -K 1 To staff members YoughfAfMon class seems to be flooded continually with photographs, dummy layout sheets, sketches, writefups and captions, copy sheets, and pages of measurements. Typewriters, slide rules, pencils, and minds keep busy battling this tide in order to meet deadlines. But as the flood recedes and the annual takes form, the staffs satis' faction mounts. When the book goes to press, they are fully aware of how group cooperation can prof ducc a book of school memories. Typing is a major operation in YUUgh'A'MOI1 production At the right are two of the staff's six typists, Paulin Pollock and Catharine Hynclman. From the confusion of typical work sessions like this lbelowl comes the smooth organi- zation of pictures and write-ups. Left to right are Lois Pearson, Bruce Johnson, Dolores Kovacs, Janice Lures, Adviser Norman Gibson, Editor Gary Shaw, Linda Akers. Department Chairmen for the book included Catharine Hyndman-Faculty, Dolores Kovacs-Seniors, Betty Joan Davis-Secretarial, Pauline Pollock-Copy, Linda Akers-Organizations, Lois Pearson-Underclasses. The Tiger sketches throughout the book were done by William Mezoff. -we BNP X, mx tg J AQ' ex 1 A Q S X V f ., NK X N: K X X 1 Qxc x 55 KN f-R' Q 2 X .sf KR S F ' it 1 5 sw? J' r ix 2 Q. K 33 :Wwvl r, 'W ' 'I -' f f vw gg z .5 X f '33 mf fzffffl Yiffg b f Q fav ' 1 '-f'+,:, ,, , M. Q .. 4- i - -'vlf' H' inf' ,xi K , ' nj :Qfqtgsf gg-,gil ' gk' ',?j'r, 255,531 Af .Q -'WZ T Exif! V lie' z 5 7 -qxffff, : 1 .7 1 ' 5 f ' A W Q N' 4: 'I IM f 'I . f A iff, Lg lf ' :I L3 554' 7453 f ' 3 R vi 5 f A. , W . X 5 . V 4 A x 75X Q 1'2 3 32 X' - ,,. 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DEB TE CLUB Coached by Miss Helen Malseed, this year's debaters argued the topic: The Amer' iean people should reject the 'kwelfare state. A' Other club members specialize in speech work, giving orations and readings. The group won awards in the 1950 Stu- dent Congress, with Charles Wells named President of the Senate and Frank Erwin, Speaker of the House. Last year's squad won the Pennsylvania Tournament of the National Forensic League with David Kalstone emerging as the Leagues leader of the nation. This year, club membersflike Shelia Round-table discussion helps win contests. Comparing notes and Elias piqturcd on the opposite page--I'Cad planning strategy are debaters Audrey Pollock, Carole Lincoln, Charles Wells, Frank Erwin, and Edna Kugler. Blble Selcctlons In assembly' ,NAS A .. i mx iv - h . 1. . ' . .lg A ww 'Hs X X e ' 2. 1 S Q a X QS X S I V ' Q .. Q is x QQ ik EK i Q ,h X X . ,' 1 'f' A ' w i! ii X Qx .Q .iiihdiu.:'fX' S f Q 6 ,,. S f ' M s '5. i ' , if . 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Mcgmoy, Amhof 'emu Nkuzum, iuii-oi-fun iuii- X oZ2gJS2'3f0ig. Z Dill? Qi ' bw3,ff0m.MegC0 A h M gy X L ptesswe educammax back, nears ga:-i ini in -ighsnizteiz i rixotiij ground. Aire: he was graduam' Tatu 1- B amue. on' fx U t we e mf' 1 9 eil irom Shaw Avenue, which an ' ' We Qdwersxw Nebraska me ibm' We Yfeid aii Lhe high school grades To substitute Eur, the annum is gowgigtwgn Homiwoom' X Muir E223 K then. he amended Wesieyan visim uni the Red and Biue Simi Wing 43,1 6:5652 e sum igfcmn :Fgcm University, where he was a no the tubewuiosis sanmoviuxn, ve tk W R2 lf: mxem' agked Emu he Phi Beta Kappllfrom here he Miss Weaver oi che National Mm no 5 our Y 8 ews hom h yea Mi t Swv went to Duquesne University Tuberculosis Association show- ver? wen, , fic ch X' aivoiieiuf schooxngxa 'i A Law School, wok his L. L. B. od a fiun what described and ex' Need we mem-mn that BQW 11.72 1 c wld Q' fmlcr Po5 'Th8nKSgW5 5 SHOW mu' degree in 1921 and became 3 Named me causes, eaecmi and Hoit from Joe Sudy's Qwimam fe 'fb h C die N30 D program was so have been p es xnembeu ' - Wvnnsyivania cures oi TB, and the iight be- Penn Hemi Band 9895 A trwfmg t an uf! ?r X55 un' eniged in iw! PSHE- 0 Ba: As THE STA , ' f in, waged agagnsi my Couple of wrch songs and had WP' Elwfeufivwhlrii YRS wvfk gcene was 10 have men a series VQTSSW Dgr' l4FA 'F1RS'I4 Whercuiosiswas 9 '91'Yb0'dy wifiiing 7.0 iulorw' here' I' Xen? 'Em en Sf of him strips portraying the gd his M.hlsI Valentine N ROW: AS . -A '-his ioveiy brunevbecteri the amy' Christmas season Accom and W 1 a ic, N , ancy A Slstgnt Ecu panied by the saphoxno cho in pm Femure Ed9fma Weiner Proqous, Barbfor L GWB D The tammy and swam singing Fred a ings The 3190 1 Jan nor Joi - SECOND ara 0 Oni-la Be .,, ,amen sympathy Night Before Chnwtmas de B: k ef Jcziorski P ' n Thomas M RQW. 'fgan man, N ard, Sandra A '---.-Q.-W The second s a v . ' 1 0 x Nu.-Ngvagr Art eggy Snedde a.r'h3 ds from gl Petach ews Editor Nl ken: Hatv Q bt C --AA :mmm M ltor Ruth H n, Richard , a ciuh wish F , Janet H 1 artha J ey West. 1-- mokx 0Over V. , I Res. presidentg . Bdy, Thi d 3 las, THI Ones, Pat , . ---mrfhyqwn, ' xrglnla Ted r Qreiidentp Merc r Page RD ROW. rlcla. Aysociauoi. ., ' reiaryg and D 3 v James P ,nor Maria - Barbara ' A X treasurer. The ouglass S afmlrer E . n Black 'hdmams wn y Ports E ' , duo -' , Judy -wig ..,,, du I' ln.Ch- A ,W X or James K4 ief Sam , 'hcl-ilu, Mr 5 i W. MM MWA: www-A .pr '31-7 'R' CERS+Left to Right' Secretary Pauline STUDENT COUNCIL OFFI . Pollock, Vice-President Robert Swanson, Sergeant-at-Arms Dale Blaha, President Jack Owoc, Treasurer Albert Jasc, Clerk Virginia Kennedy. STUDE T COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL EX- ECUTIVE COUNCIL - FIRST ROW: Janet Hallas, Vince Scorsone, Kevin Hughes. SECOND ROW: Under thc leadership of President Jack Owoc and Ad f h' 's Student Council sponf viscr Miss Florencc King, t IS ycar f Lhool dances thc annual Sadi ,s L, sorcd such activitics as a tcrfs' . , Hawkins' Day dance, pup rallies, and Brotherhood chapc ' ' ' ' ' ti 1 v thc Protcstan program during which tlcrgynitn rtprtstn ll 5 Catholic, and Jewish faiths spoke. l 5, Leo Flynn, Michael Sripetic, Ted Pandel, Larry Burger, Herbert Halpern, Edwin Swanson. is S ,Ki L vi' P I, D-4.6 if ,A 1, E, Q z w'2?mgvf :Y ,J N fr i 'Y' Z: f fm M if' 'A M... 2 f .ff-M A A ' we f x x.,'Q. .wi M 4 4 lm. .X 1. ,QA 3 l my 1' E2 1 A ' ' ' 'R , ., QA ii .' 5? ' ,. 4 ,. W um X 2, . X . .iz - , Q lx fe if 4 g MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS - FIRST ROW: Jack Moon, Bill Haeckler, Albert Nordin, Ronald Stapf, Ti Revalc, Zane Kuder, Thomas Mer- ritt, Joe Dannels, George Shaw, Bob Pollock. SEC- OND ROW: Edward John- son, Peter Kemp, Jack Evans, Walter Tarbert, Rich- ard Thomas, Ted Fusco, Edwin Swanson, Charles Mesaros, Charles Teal, Niclc Bouras, David Finkel. LATIN CLUB---SITTING, Left to Right: President Donna Beard, John Hop- lcins,Louis Patterson, Charles Wells, Joel Rastrelli, Alice Crawford, Kay Scott, Nlhagda Nemeth, R i c h a r d Helm- steaclcr, Jacqueline Cowan, Fay Williams, Philip Christo- pher, Glenn Hess, Treasurer Martha Orr. STANDING: Robert Pollock, Secretary James Parmiter, Irwin Richmand, Ronald McKay, Charles Mesaros, Rosemary George, A r l e n e Schmitt, Karel Lincoln, D o r o t h y Medic. The adviser for the group was Miss Mary Auld. H6- SENIOR Y-TEEN CABI- NET-Left to Right: Sec- retary Ernestine Simmons, President Dorothy Williams, Inter-Club Council Repre- sentative Vergie Worthey, Vice-President Betty Jean Kelly, Treasurer Gladys Johnson. The group's ad- viser was Miss Bernice Jen- kins. DRAMATICS-Meeting daily in 211 with its adviser, Mr. August M. Schad, the Dramatics Club offers tho se students interested in the field of drama a chance to disc l uss and present pays. During the past year, the group pro- duced plays to com memorate holidays, a series of skits on democracy, and a s ' l pring Arbor Day p ay. The main officers were Student Director Patricia Sullivan Se ' , cretaries Janet Hallas Cl Jeanne Smith, an and Stage Manager Paul Jones. V335 55.5 1 1 Fl 5 1, 1 5 v r Q if , AN A' - A,' 'Z - 'I' 7 D .1 f IW -A El X Y?- 'B JUNIOR Y-TEEN CABINET--FIRST ROW: Elaine Anderson, Shirley Bourne, Vice-Presi- dent Donna Ellis, Secretary Audrey Douglass. SECOND ROW: Treasurer Joan Benjamin, Doris Glad, Florence Bonzelc, Inter-Club Coun- cil Representative Francis Ann Rost, Linda Akers THIRD ROW: Pauline Pandel, Lillian Wilson, Adviser Miss C arol Swanson, Donna Guyer FOURTH ROW: Norma W' President B b einer, ar ara Fady, LaVelle Hirshberg. l SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR Y-TEEN CABINET - Left Right: Secretary Lois Jean Harper, Vice-President Mar- ian Singleton, Inter-Club Council Representative Jac- queline Henry, Secretary Lois Jean Smith, Treasurer Mae Etta Tilton, President Lyda Mae Garrett, Program Chairman Hazel Richardson. Mrs. Martha Ailstock advised the group. LIBRARY STAFF V- SIT- TING: Shirley McQuiston, Shirley Miller, Frances Kap- lan, Anna Jean Soliani, Ethel Pikula, Lois Ann Hay- den, Nlarlenc Buzc-lc, Joan Crossman, Jane Brennan, Joan Hoover, Patsy Shaw, Dolores K u st r a , Naomi Cargo, C e c c l i a Baran. STA N D IN G: Elizabeth Wells, Carolyn Taylor, Gloria Dietz, Gaye Oslcin, Shirley Flicker, Pauline Bar- ton, Emily Kamerer, Cora Mae Lalley, Connie John- son, Ellen Scott, Joyce Bro- card, Shirley Miller, Clara Neary. USHERS' CLUB - FIRST ROW: Joyce Rosner, Pa- tricia McGovern, Norma Nliconi, Shirley Sandmeyer, Martha Jones, Marion Ro- land. SECOND ROW: Janet Hallas, Mary Jane Anuszlciewicz, Joanna Dohos, Marian Black, Joyce Brocard, Joan Kinlough, Joan Cwiek. THIRD ROW: Nancy Schatz, Jean Paleslco, Victoria Larson, Suzanne Dean, Ellen Scott, Gaye Oslcin, Ann Normecutt. Mrs. Emma Fedak advised the group. Q S 'W v A,.- f-'ixbf if ' at X4 ,Q Lluder lasses 3 1 I 1 A 1 I Joan Ranick. ROOM 301 FIRST ROXV: Carole Gard4 ener, Dorothy Smith, Thomas Wargo, Shirley Holko, Irene Henderson, Joan Crossman, Conchita Yanez. SECOND ROW: Frances Ann Rost, Niqulia Jackson, Nlarion Jur- ich, Margaret Hagedorn, Ade- line Raffle, joan Wit1tt'rs, Roh- ert Hiiva, Shirley Nloidel, Nancy Fillo, Emily McCully, Gus Barkman, Phyllis Pickell, Louisa Miller, Nancy Dickin- son, Audrey Wtlrd, Gail Hol- sing. THIRD ROXV: Betty Nlartin, Shirley Allen, Ralph Barlow, Isabella Schnieder, Ed- ward Feldman, Barbara Dzom- bak, Frank Pavik, Jack Smart Delores Rucki, Donald Gajdek Charles Frank, Frank Tibbitt George Lamb, Louise Smalls n 1 y 1 x F-Kill' ROOM 300 FIRST ROW: Patricia Rosak, Patricia Gossman, Betty May Lindamood, Pauline Boris, Irene Sivy, Geraldine Mul- gado, Elizabeth Nlalloy. SEC- OND ROW: Shirley Forster, Edna Williams, Nlartha Olah, Jean Helmstadter, Joan Haben, Nlarcella Frederick, Charles Mikell, Patricia Zuzo, Rita Pomycala, Evelyn Pugh, Wayixe Harris, Ruth Shearer, joan lVlacik, Patricia Farley, Mar- grete Allan, Janet Baker, Norma Schmeltz. T H I R D ROW: Joann Rosenberg, Dena Iskowich, Henrietta Hampe, Harvey Wetzler, Robert Dun- can, Thomas Fair, Glenn An- derson, August Di Christofaro, Joseph Ward, Marion Single- ton, Mary Peterson, Phyllis Miller, Dolores Schneider Nlanaging Tech High's busy of- Hce is a full-time job for clerks Elizabeth Puchalik, left, and Cl ' Nl ' aire ae Haler, whose duties range from keeping records and answering the phone to pub- lishing the daily attendance bulletin. ROOM 508 FIRST ROW: Joan Benjamin, Rose Marie Delullo, Hugh Scott, Shirley Ann Horvarh, Marie Olinski, Norma Jean Hazaga, Norma Weiner. SEC- OND ROW: Blaine Owens, Ferne Silberman, Jean Oleska, Michael Andreylco, Richard Ross, Jean Znetlco, Eleanor Nelson, Ella Jean McGinty, Jane Purdes, Sondra Lichten- stein, L o r e t t a Dulnikowslci, Joanne Saxton, Betty Gage. THIRD ROW: Gloria Popp, Nancy Ann Waite, Raymond Shepherd, Roland Black, Rob- ert Hornak, Edmond Gruber, T h o m a s McAllister, David Graver, Donald Kitchen, Roy White, Michael Foley, Gloria Dietz, joan Hoy, James Martin, Margery Lou Hacker. ROOM 302 FIRST ROW: Alice S m i r h, Darlene Scott, Shirley Winters, Dolores Kustra, Catherine Yur- oslco, J a m e s Garvin, Pauline Galley. SECOND ROW: Anita Smith, Eileen Estok, Richard Puharic, Dale Bernhardy, Kath- erine Brkovich, Doris Goodsen, Jacqueline Henry, Mary Ann Reid, Donna Ellis, A n d r e w Hydulc, Anthony Katsalcis, Sha- rene Fenster, Betty Jo Miller, Anne Reinhart. THIRD ROW: Ann Lotz, Robert Taylor, Joyce Kay Tyson, George Pitchford, Dale Halle, William Atwater, William Svec, Gilbert Krimm, Irwin Richmond, Joan Ru- dolph, Jere Moffatt, William Schoy, Charlotte Welsh. ROOM 304 FIRST ROW: Jean Io u a l e, Mabel Brady, Lucille G a t t o, Patsy Shaw, Gail Schultz, Ger- aldine Fields, Delores Honiclc. SECOND ROW: Margaret Collins, Ethel Pikula, LaVelle Hirshberg, Genevieve Bala- waider, Cora Lalley, Mary Stevenson, George Alexander, Robert Flanyalc, William Som- mer, Rose Zalac, Wanda Trusz- kowslci, Shirley Paul, Alice My- ers, , Virginia Nill, D o l o r e s Shaffner. THIRD ROW: Mar- tha Dainty, Mic h a e l Riley, Bruce Harlow, Alice Hinlcle, Joan Iastolca, Robert Cunning- ham, Richard Goulding, Ralph Beckwith, Richard Kilroy, Mer- edi-th Altman, Dolores Brown, Louise Sayles, Betty Lou Watt, William P i t c h fo r cl, James Sweenie. . .,,. at fgr5r1,w,3gQ,,,,f,t5,:vy- ,. -f , 'W x is an -afar. if :diff 1 ,Q J If S ROOM 313 FIRST ROW: P a t s y Lomas, Florence Nicora, Eva Winkler, Margaret Bahus, Clyde Raible, Evelyn Cook, D o n n a Lewis, SECOND ROW: Christina An- tonella, Patricia Miller, Yvonne Kniepkamp, Louise Bianconi, Roberta Shannon, Helen Smith, Elaine Kiki, Dorothy Frinsko, Ruth Roth, Louise Humenik, Rose Iski, Sallie Kuder, Barbara Klug, Louise Zumpe, Helen Ku- bensky, Anna Smerecky, Patri- cia Sumney. THIRD ROW: Mary Bowling, Mary Jane Mar- cinek, Richard Dougherty, Ar- thur Hopkins, P h il ip Volk, Raymond Yuna, Jack Griffen, James Matthias, William Whal- en, Ralph Young, James John- ' son, Dan Spiegel, E d w a r cl Burnett, Betty Keim. Ardent fans of the Tiger football squad build up pre-game enthusiasm before the important battle between the two rival high schools. On the walks and steps in the autumn, football is the major after-lunch topic. QQSQSEIQ 35'5Jf+. g 8 'Xf 1 B K5 ... A 3 x. HQ 5 f wi Rf' Pa ' 1 , Adj .simsig K . W -NN .. A - v-.... . IK . uk - --N- . Gm A 'L If X8 Y' X.ff.w.- 1 1 - D-, II III ' ' With two students, Miss Trimble fbelowj discusses relative merits of paintings during the committee sessions. . . . Janet Baker and Larry Pitzer Qleftj examine one of the final selections-a reproduction of a famous seven- teenth century painting, Pieter Del-Iooch,s Apple Peelerf' Framed reproductions in full color of well-known paintings now brighten the halls of Tech High and Vocational School. The fifty pictures are a gift to the schools from the Alumni Fund of the classes of 1930 to 1942 and were selected by a committee of faculty members and art students. Student members of the committee were Alice O'Bryon, Kae Ellick, Ruth Shearer, Wilma Moriarty, Leonard Pavlic, and Grover Cox, faculty members included Miss Trimble, Miss Macliinney, Mr, Gibson, Mr. McFeaters, and Dr. McElroy. ROOM 516 A. . FIRST ROW: Dorothy Boziclc, S h i r l e y Donahoe, Marianne Sticlcrath, Lois Smith, Shirley McQuistoi1, Albert Brown, De- lores James, SECOND ROW: Gaylene Maxwell, Flo r e n c c Bonczelc, Audrey Klein, Irene Hopey, Vivian Miller, Elizabeth Whittington, Elsie Fisher, Gene evieve Johnson, Pearl Smolin- sky, Mary Louise Yagan, Mel- vyn Corbin, Goldie Le Winter, Catherine Diamond, William Martinjalc, Elizabeth Mihalic. THIRD ROW: Marguerite Bi- gleman, Ted Pandel, Matthew C r a c ol ic e, Louise Zumbro, Frances Ritsig, Richard Margo, James Kinchloe, William Was- lcowitz, Edwin Chaplin, Audrey Strong, Maryanne Indylce, Ma- ralyn Hoerr, Thomas Ayers, Agnes Lukas, Dorothy Tomko. .L I tt- ,AM ROOM 317 FIRST ROW: Lois Dodds, Ge- raldine Jaworslci, Sandra Alcen, Mary Anne Solano, Marilyn Mitchell, Angela Cavoulas, Gail Noel. SECOND ROW: Louise Koszela, Don Leech, Luana Sutton, Rose Cieslewicz, June Acie, Colleen Weber, Juanita Petroslcy, Eileen Kelly, Kevin Hughes, Shirley Bourne, Vivian Supansic, Ronald Bell, Betty Lou Brown, Mary Lou Kemp, Betty Ray. THIRD ROW: Louis DeFelice, XValter Stepanslcy. Phillip Christopher, William Jones, Robert Moffat, Robert Swanson, Nino Sorci, Charles Wyncoop, Rohert Parker, Joseph Ropar, Ronald Zuzul, Ronald McKay, Carole Kobulnicky. ROOM 318 FIRST ROW: Patricia Carna- han, Jennie Berwick, Lois Lloyd, Doris Kobalc, Helen Petrulli, Frances Spalla, Norma Belles. SECOND ROW: Barbara Gal- lagher, Sonia Wfargo, Jeanne Kerr, Nancy Swartz, Dolores Kerns, James Klisanin, Barbara Olsavslcy, James Carns, Rita Mandella, Kay Ord, Mary Jean Sanders, B a r la a r a Coe, Lois P e a r s o n, Charlotte Padjen. THIRD ROW: Joan Olouselc, Marie Caville, Bruce Johnson, Glenn Dennison, Leonard Dan- salc, Daniel Little, Robert Stull, Daniel Zuniga,Theodore Fusco, Betty Lou Pratt, Allen Brief, Joanna Karsnalc, Alice Nagy. 'hcyf I ROOM 320 FIRST ROW: Loretta Brusco, Arlene Daugherty, Anna Davis, Janet Enders, Dolores Korap, Doreen Burns, Agnes Matta. SECOND ROW: Pauline Pan- clel, Martha Olceson, Patricia McAdoo, M a rl e n e Cohen, Heleime Krow, Patricia Deemer, Jean Gaither, Karen Lofstrom, Jean Evans, Shirley Kohl, La- vona Ratzer, Alice Crawford, Jane Mulary. THIRD ROW: Albert Kianese, John Montgom- ery, Clifford Taylor, Daniel Giger, Alex Banaslty, Richard Capranica, Joel Rastrelli, Ken- neth Rudolph, Ronald Wunder- ley, Kamel Thomas, Nick Pazu- chanics, Beverly Pearsol, Leland DeWoody. Not in picture: Robert B. Smith. xv 1- x ROOM 321 FIRST ROW: Lois Corey, An- nette Coleman, Edna Mae Tor- ok, Lita Barr, Eleanor Kruchen- sky, Eleanor Kustra. SECOND ROW: Dolores Filakowsky, Nancy Pieniazek, Shirley Mil- ler, Bernice Golz, Fay Lotz, Esther Samovitz, Rosalind Dia- mond, Elizabeth Pataki, Joyce Nelson, Maxiixe Cusick, Mary Wallace, Eleanor Komaromy, Violet Dukic. THIRD ROW: William Riley, Phillip Irwin, Merwyn Claar, Curtis Giltrap, Lewis Patterson, James Butler, Robert Peterson, Linden Firth, Carl Gasdick, Norman Delo, Robert Rodgers, Malcolm Stewart. ROOM 322 FIRST ROW: Anna May Maiolo, Jean George, Barbara Danko, David Morrow, Violet Ciolak, Anna Salvi, Joanne I-Iammcrstrom. S E C O N D ROXV: Charles Schmidt, Nlarion Fleming, Darlene Thompson, Mary Lou Means, Jean Sharpe, Shirley Swonger, Marlene Pol- cha, Barbara Fady, Howard Robertson, Mary Louise Luketic, Rose Merrie Curcio, hilary Lou Hagedoii, Norma Prokop, Dn- ris Glad. THIRD ROW: Edgar Boyd, Joe Dannels, Elvira 'fu- roczy, Lawrence Pitzer, ,Frank Krien, Robert Rollason, James Gottesrman, Daniel Cusick, Tom Vaughn, Hari'y Langley, John B1hr, Albert Nordin, Donna Guyer, Audrey Douglass. Not in picture: Armand DiCrista- faro, William Hemmingcr, Jane Brennan, Ina Fletcher. Mary Ellen Barton, Doreen Burns, and Janet Miller model their creations in a fashion show given by Home Economic's sewing classes as an attraction of Parents' '1- .Uv J., Q , fy' . 'Ls 7 9 -5' 2:55431 ' ff XY'itTr- Kr W sk xXx W x A . 5 Q-. ,X Y 'H f-NLT' A 5 iff' 7 has .6 rf -vvqv 0 s L. .if sg W -' . W , . I ' ' X ,f Q-ff W , J N A Q . W ,p ggi ,1 Q., af ' fiw. Y .1 - S K1 7' f y 1 b N i vw, 8.1. X 6 jkiil ' - 14 ,H HW x 1 Q . 'Mi ff! 'Q W .M Hz- f .QI 'ff-3 f 'I' xx 105. , , x g 'I g if uri' f ,. , , w 1 - ,,..f J gf, 4 '.:, Q . 7' l'pn-- x 5 , ms , X uf, V ,Q S 4 Q, . it A! ' M' 4 ff X ' X K 555 i A Y V J, f Q witw, 5 fy K Q A Q--' ' . MW' ' ' LW K f' K 'X viwsf., Q - .. Mir - V i niiww L- 1 W Q K A L, K , ...rr , 1 ,. . , an ,,, , , ,X43NA,.,,QL, X, , g,-,-,3 , . '-1 V 1 , Q 35,5 QM A Q . . - MQW 1 Q fi? . ff 'T 'Q 1 ' ' V' H 7 V . ,' -5.-lp -f' '5 ' 1Q59 ff QU' -N, '1 A V ww ,fy - ., . . i f sf. 1 Q- E 5' M -,W , - A ZEN . ,X .Wi N, 5531! ww -AF I? 1 W,,4,,k,i,gg w M ,KV L . m,.Tg.xg.g,4 , . X A - W .y V 'L k nw f. V, A-,Xi :A M., 1 , 5 ROOM 100 FIRST ROW: Doris Spangler, Raeline Sturdy, Gail Barnharr, Yvonne Hobson, Melissa Mikell, Carol Leasher, B e t t y Balog. SECOND ROW: Shirley Moore, Pam Panko, Georgia lVlcKissick, P h y l l i s Jolliffee, Joanna Divirgilio, Faith Boyd, Arlene Hill, Frances Marczin, Robert Harrison, Kreal Dulany, Shirley Anderson, Betty Mc- Cracken, Barbara Amper, Ber- nadette Whiteman. T H I R D ROW: l.eo Flynn, Irene Kovaly, Leona Raymer, Mary Steinkopf, A n t h on y McCusker, John Kapis, Ronald Morgan, James Clees, Paul Rankin, Ray Bishop, Ione Saxon,Aloha Kuhla,Wade Cearns. Nor in picture: Regis Owoc, Carson Parks, Robert Moseh, Ronald Pastor. ROOM 115 FIRST ROW: Mary -lo Nlarsh, Donna Norgren, Jacqueline Oleska, Patricia Sharp, Della Jean XVhite, Nlarlene Motto, Nlichaelcne Peters, SECOND ROXV: Alvin Englert, lVlyrna Grice, Patricia Lewis, l.inda Nlorgan. joseph Farina, Betty Briggs, Richard Turner, Patri- cia Nlurray, Urban Reese, Jo Ann Jeffries, Eileen Kitchen, Joan Drye, Betty Blanchard. THIRD ROW: Shirley Bentz, Frank Nogales, Betty Silverman, Dolores Banosky, Joan Koon, Grover Cox, Bryce McKee, John Colton, James Neher, Toby Haher, I,orraine Rohison,-Ioseph Perciavalle, Lois Cook. ROOM 101 FIRST ROW: Shirley Pry, Er- nest Moore, Gloria Navaroli, Audrey McDonough, Joan Szy- marek, Alfreda Kellerman, An- nette lwitchell. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Pearson, C a r 0 l y n Mains, G e r a l d i n e Kremp, George Williams, James Collier, Donald Roche, William Ash- loaugh, James Boccardi, Audrey Behr, Margaret Duncan, Fran- ces Bezeck, joan Hoover. THIRD ROW: Robert Schmidt, Reed Davidson, Raymond Pie- chowicz, Donald Mowry, Joseph Fornal, Larry Merritt, James Riley, Francis lVlcGinn, Edward Pavlik, William Nicholls, Ron- ald Polak, Harold Mendlowitz, Alex Sulesky, Not in picture: James Cavallaro, Thomas Sim- mons, Donna Ray Dougherty, Sarah Williams, Helen Koroneos. 'W1!:?- 1' w xi I N Q. L 35 X S We . X at I X K Mm gc-mm x Ciflflf 'gf' n-. ' ,a iv ' .. K -:Syn 'mfr- . FX tj X XX! 4 3 x f 3 ..---- f? Au,,'!ws::w2lS-if W xg V 1.1.3 xr' Tek 'V -.. om Q 1 fl X L7 RN ' INS, -X - :fly ,..f' Saw wa... i. -lau- VX, 1 i M . V mv W m. W 5? gm., 1 up if ' W W . - M - xy QE if W f L , :f -uf., 'K gf 5 sf-vi -, D3 . . fii W N . ,Q K K 55,2 fi w:,:gQ,f QQ:-,Q x V, V Ag Q Q f 5 Q , 5 3? iii K' Q? 1 Q5 X w 3 5 Q' f 'nw f 1 , , - -pf A Q 5 ' ' -fi U W p M29 . 'F asu- 'lf 'QS iw w it , P' 5 ' - if I. -I K 5, ' 4 gags? H gwylffkg fi E . MA. U: ,w .-.X K! v Q3 . ... J 3- 3 A -53 ge - fr S Qii -Lg 'Wa' 'T' f wwf sl ff-11 :-,, L 1 ' ,wk f gviml. , : : Z,- wi mfg, QA K . Y--Y, Q 'A ,f nm N: X 6 is gl uf 8 'gimp kk I v:,. . Els a , Els ei 3 in .1 , S1 ,... 3, A x si Q ,U , I! , '5 I. ig ' 'UNI V if ff SA A E-, . fun? fi N A 1 ,A mb K' Xf xx ,L ' Ev-4. xv' Q . A 152 l. 1 1 K .1 x . . We A fx '-s Q? fQM' , Lf X y f X xg If I W lg wt ROOM 124 FIRST ROW: Barbara Grooms, Lois Leech, Nancy Deak, Char- lotte Fellabaum, Dorothy Ku- b1nt Evelyn Donaldson N1nc - , - , - Y Metzler. SECOND ROW: Mil- dred Potoma, Barbara Moore, Margie Harlan, David Tamb- lyn, Martha Sigmund, Cecelia Pollock, Ola Mae Taylor, Dan- iel Jacobs, Pauline Barton, Nor- ma Simons, Anna Dorich, Sally Montgomery, Anne Bahr, Fran- cine Kaplan, Janet Smith, Ar- .lene Graham. THIRD ROXW: Sarah Shank,Fred Speidel,Jack Baclstibner,Fred Handel,Connie Johnston, Dolores Trohca, Ray- mond Beirne, Paul Shaw, Jean Mains, John Brown, Robert Steelnack, William Haeckler, Lois Smith. ROOM 125 FIRST ROW: Lula Sims, Ame- lia Ann Guarascio, Patsy Breit- inger, Alice Thomas, J anet Spicser, Gloria Peebles, Betty DeBolt. SECOND ROW: Mel- vin Forsythe, Carolyn Taylor, Shirley Jenkins, Jayne Yerkev, Barbara Vargo, Patsy Dontrich, C a r o l y n Bergstrom, William Bryan, George Bocan, Ronnie Weimer, Eric Schumieglow, Ca- role Fredley, Shirley Marnell, Mary Ellen Busch, Emily Suc Kamerer, Beverly Kamerer, Do- lores O'Shea. THIRD ROW: Florence Uhrin, Walter Svlvan- der, Elva Foster, Edward Sulli- van, John Molinari, Edward Gray, Robert Butcher, Hubert Curry, Robert Greenland, Wayne Pierce, Mark Kasunic, Marilyn Hejek, Joan Mains, Joan Smith, Jack Helmstadter. Not in pic- ture: Vera Stashko, Shirley Moreton, Lola Sims. ROOM 123 FIRST ROW: George Sievern, Mary Ann Stokcn, Patsy Shrodes, Marion Dobos, Jean Cordis, Michael Stipetic, Doro- thy Sanetsky. SECOND ROWIZ Audrey Snider, Janice Grimes, Carolyn Satterheld, Barbara Csorba, Kenneth Beidl, Doris Skorupski, John Joseph, Mari- lyn McWhirter, Carol Scott, Gloria Swauger, Shirley Slus- ser. THIRD ROW:Jessie Heath, Joseph Gonzalez, William Pazur, Ronald Korieth, Stuart Spitz, Lee Weddell, Thomas Herbert- son, Larry Hammerberg, Frank Acklin, Paul Sgarlata, Leonard Myers, Richard Edlcr, Carole- Nolder. Not in picture: Don- ald Banks, Dolly Davidson, Janet Fenster, Phyllis Garland, Richard Kadar, Doris Kinlough, Arlene Tobias EW Anna Mae Dorich writes ele- mentary shorthand characters while Mrs. Ella Gilchrist ob- serves her progress. At the be- ginning ofthe sophomore course much attention is given to prac- ticing these basic symbols. 'gifff , J Mvwrft f LtN wtf . ,pt ,. f ,-as-- ' ROOM 126 F I R S T R O W: Heleii Cislo, Minnie Suncine, Maria Dessify, S h i r l e e Bartels, Jack Gloss, Eclythe Urquhart, M a rj o ri e Thomas. SECOND ROXV: Lil- lian Murillo, Angeline Kolo- dziej, Beverly Klotz, Kaye Hin- lcle, A n cl r e W Vasey, Shirley Burlcley, Judith Brown, Barbara Haas, Dale Westcoat, John Holiday, Jay Ahlgren, Barbara Lesko. THIRD ROW: Barbara Gregor, Beatrice Teman, Joan Sutton, Alberta Nelson. Michael Kandcer, William L e o n a r d, George Hetcher, Charles Szvi- rich, S ally Laughlin, Glenn Carnahan, Margie Kaclar, Peggy Spisalc, Margaret Miller. K iv X'-V .. MK k V' r - , . ly-,S ., 3--- :-- --.. ,. N . X X V??Y'k:tT' 'iiwww--.. 'xdwli M Q. V X: N - x .Ji-.-. . .. as R A ww 1 5 wt e . 1 , X kk -fgx in Q I 1' ,gg F' Aim? my x.k f i gf ' .,. . 4,3 kk X. A ...k ,iw ,,.A.k X 7 W, ' W5 ,:.. gf' 'lv N 1 RQ W?fQ'5'p'i 4 M - is wg. 1.135 mv, N '1 ' 3 wtf si f fl? . 1 , r vffwii' M AF 4' '25 1 ? A, .x 'sb l f z M xQ X x 525 V ,139 gfffylg cgi: 5' 1 'lf ROOM 220 FIRST ROW: Larry Richards, Anna Jean Yeager, Thelma Fowler, Catherine Driscoll, Shir- ley Lyons, Mary Louise Walsh, Paul Hanrahan. S E C O N D ROW: Jackie Breitinger, Mabel Keramedis, Anne Reno, Carol Cunningham, David Dennison, Irene Crawford, Joan Vvargo- vich, Norma Jean Ault, Patri- cia Howarth, Virginia Kennedy, Carolyn Ravey, Kathleen Mc- Nulty, Leon Adams, Mziry Scott, Anna Jean Soliani. THIRD ROW: Katherine Grdic, Shirley Poti,Harry Walker, Elmer Hoak, Ronnie Anchak, Russell Wil- liams, D o n a l d Kalkbrenner, James Allen, Bob Vasko, Emma Kolick, Jean Cray, Anna Mae Makar, Roberta Gilreath. Not in picture: Mary Jo Collins, Shirley Culbert,Gloria Nlelegari. ROOM 210 FIRST ROW: Patricia Henry, Bruce Travers, Robert Raible, Mary Woodworth, Marlene Es- tok, Claire Kuhla, Patty Herrick, Barbara Kalinowski, Glen Wed- dell. SECOND ROW: Shirley Verner, Arlene Canter. Fay Ann Williams, Eugenia Drago, El- eanor Anuszkiewicz, Nl a r i o n Keen, Marion Knapp, Eileen Borso, C a r ole Cornell, Jean Dodds, Sara Jane Caulfield, Dorothy Madden. T H I R D ROW: Arman Metz, Lynn Mas- senburg, Jacque Cowan, John Hopkins, L o u i s Ziobro, Jan Davidson, Charles Toal, Patrick Carr, Emanuel Stoupis, Elsie Kerklo, William Lyon, Eugene Elkin, Ida Wate:'z, Ada Peter- son, Robert Gulaskey. ROOM 221 FIRST ROW: Hazel Richard- son, Demetrios Kordis, Diana Auretto, Ann Jean Lefkowitz, Betty Jane LaRosa, James Vota, Shirley Gayvert. S E C O N D ROW: Marion Irwin, Norma Wargo, S h i r 1 e y Bahrenberg, Margaret Gellen, Madaline Gu- mina, Duane Laughlin, Frances Lapinsky, Eileen George, Nora Miller, Gloria Yuhas, Dale Blaha, Shirley Ellis, Ruth Kyne, Nancy Cumpson, Gloria Harshman, Marlene Cirelli. THIRD ROW: Corinne Greer, Adoria Kirk- land, Thomas Brown, John Oates, Shirley Menegos, Wil- liam McClymont, Howard Fin- ney, Brian Jeziorski, John Keller, John Beard, Ronald Mc- Creery, Arlene Younge, Dolores Kepich. ROOM 305 FIRST ROW: Vyyatt Hartley, Josephine Kern, Olga Jardan- hazy, Martha Orr, Harriet Hol- stein, Patricia Mayfield. SEC- OND ROW: Carolyn Loellilcr, Sally Wrobleski, janet Over- land Peggy Snedclen, June Lombardo, Gail Kisscll. THIRD ROW: Gail lVlason, Janet Jezi- orslci, Olin Bell, Robert Carlson, James Kelley, Victoria Gioia, Marlene Kerelces, Pupils of this academic arithme- tic group are solving problems involving fractions while the in- structor, Miss Verner, is giving individual attention to students who encounter special difficul- ties. ROOM 309 FIRST ROW: Richard Spear, Charlene Goetz, Barbara Hula, Antoinette Raffa, Phyllis Nlc- Donalcl. SECOND ROWi: Vic- tor Grccn, Gail Lees, Audrey Milburn,RichardMaui1d,George Morrison, Clarence Blalce, Jo Anderson, Edwa rd Prihode, Donna Marshall, Betty Morgan. THIRD ROW: Ronald Meloc- chi, Charles Carnahan, Roclcne Laubham, Wayne Nloore, Allan Moldovan, Ray Kelly, Grace McAllister, Helen Maclos, Shir- ley Welty. :Hn --,......... ,,..-- .ff W , --f ff,,w X : .1 f lf-s w ff L 'r-- Af' .51 A - Q ,ff .f 2.445 f-. -----......... ww-Efm A Vfcwffwi ,...-a..Qufnun- W.. o 'Bl 1 al' l 5 i I 0 M... ' fi MX ,J in-4' E x 5 'I' x W L' , if Bib SECTIONS 11C and 11D FIRST ROW: Arthur Gron- lund, William Wahrenberger, James Wallace, Norman Hollis, Robert Bartifay, William Hil- liard,Ronald Yednalc. SECOND ROW: Anthony Paglialonga, John Kirkpatrick, Rudy Gietl, Thomas Erlcel, Richard Miller, Marl King, Eugene Kreutzman, Milton Kish, Mike Goscinslcy. THIRD ROW: Emery Matta, Alvin Swantelc, Anthony Epoli- to, William Singleton, Paul Thompson, Pete Markovich, Robert Sandmeyer. SECTION 11A FIRST ROW: Pedro Gutierrez, Wayne Wood, Alvin Montgom- ery, Rodger Broslcy, Grant Bid- dle, Joseph Wfatson, George Ni- cora. SECOND ROXV: William Neher, William Hughes, Thom- as Konias, Henry Schank, Keith Nestor, Robert Knorr, Geno Cencia, George Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Edward Blake, Robert Lape, James Morakis, James Walton, Thomas Englert, Don- ald Carlson, John Weiss, Ron- ald Smith, Nick Garancsi. ' if! HI-Y CABINET- SITTING: Vice- President Joseph Spinosi, Adviser George H. McConnell, President Rob- ert Roslund, Vice-President Robert Perkowslci. STANDING: Treasurer John Benvin, Robert Carter, Bryce Mclsay, Secretary Stanley Raczlcowski, Secretary Thomas Puskaric. Not in picture: William Marta. fs 1 E 'gf K 3 2 '5 I A R K A S I if . .3 . . I . N ., is , A , X Q .5 , -ggi. : A, ,Q - Q S. J 1 , . ' .. . X f ' ff 'V f., .. ak ' N A Q V- .. :gfgf jj-z',-5 kf KIT 'N' F HN, . 4 , r 1 V .v , 3 Q1 gl , Q15 . q Q' 2 ll +1 ms 1 I Z1 B 5 'flffifif A if Q i' S Q L ffr W , M ,Nw R35 ,,,,-Mzrs-.e.. ,hw JW- ws -2? x A ' W 1 J 5' af , Q .ar i SECTION 11M FIRST ROW: James Morgan, Walter Freyer, Joseph Tassone, George Sloane, Emil Shidel, Ronald Alfer, joseph Onder. SECOND ROW: Dominic Piet- ronigro, William Paredes, Dan Piesik, William Calcutt, James Pierce, Thomas I.ickley, Charles Smith, Charles Derkas, Eugene Sisley. THIRD ROW: Albert Kropp, Donald Ellis, Robert Dansak, Jerry Sudie, William Wiley, Eli Cuturilo, john Mc- Cully, Charles Heasley, Robert Cindric, Jack Holsing, Donald Sivak. SECTIONS IIP and 11W FIRST ROXV: James Velter, Gerald Saxon. Joseph Radzik, Joseph Pclli-cchia, James Heat- ley, Ronald Lombardo, Ray- mond Buick, Nolan Simko, Tony Nemeti. SECOND ROW: Ronald Becky, Clyde Oliver, Andrew Dudik, Tony Scappa- tura, James Hampton, Richard Gloss, Richard Nlacey, Paul Swacus, Richard jeney, Norman I.ockard, Daniel Vortolomei, Robert Sedler, Alfred Pozzuto. THIRD ROW: Floyd Mandella, Edwin Bishop, Francis Frass, Chris Kaylor, Thomas Grasak, John Reese, Thomas Miller, Robert Mills, Thomas O'Toole, K e n n e t h Richards, William Stone, Dale Taylor, Jack Kuzio. 51 SECTION 11S FIRST ROW: Robert Lee, Leon- ard Tolner, Ralph Binkney, Paul Beck, Martin Criste, Rich- ard Stinebaugh, Fred Johnston. SECOND ROW: Alfred Gross, Elmer Bahus, William Fletcher, Richard McIntosh, Larry Mar- tin, George Klacik, Donald Gil- more, Stanley Twyman. THIRD ROW: Patrick Monahan, David Beitz, Kenneth Pitchford, Ralph Hufford, Donald Graham, Don- ald Gigord, Terence McFarland. uri Us 5. tm WP, S X gk 5 g . f ' Ni E If 's 'iwj . f . L, ,gr 5. XLS 5 X. Dvfv- . N-.P isa ' Q N-4 A-0 SECTION 10Ei FIRST ROW: Robert Lovas Ronald Ruby, Ronald Dixon, James Dodds, Kenneth Nestor William Welder, Vincent Kelly. SECOND ROW: Leonard Wig- gins, Richard Thomas, Joseph Perino, John Jaclcowslii, Albert Belardia, Joseph Young, James Bell, julius Austin, Clyde Stew- art, William Rt-it, Robert Ehr- hardt, Anthony Magdic. Jerome Milice, THIRD ROW: Thomas Ringler, Joseph Halaszynslci, Robert Gehm, Anthony Prince- ton, Felix Cuadrado, Paul Leit- zell, John Boczar, Charles Kidd I Iarry Ludwig, John Bielic, Ed- win Miller, Kenneth Rager, Samuel Reitz. 1 SECTION IOE, FIRST ROW: Richard Ryan, james Berry, james Claar, George Gerber, Frank Barco, Robert Hayniclc, Robert Smith. SECOND ROW: lVlilton Davis, Paul Hope, George Wolf, Wil- lam Green, Eugene Berman, Joseph Buckley, joseph Hyzy, Robert Cramer, David Radvan- sky, Jack Fairbaugh, Julius Zoller, THIRD ROW: Theo- dore Kevnn, Stephen Garry, John Tassone, Edward King, James Wit1klt'r, James Makosey, William Patton, Ernest Feyes, Fred Hiroslcy, Lee Frans, Theo- dore Culberson. SECTIONS IOC and 10D FIRST ROW: Jack Seager, Regis Graboslci, Donald Mar- cus, -Iames Baldis, Ben Thomp- son. SECOND ROW: Mark Klasnic, Gene Ferry, Charles Butler, Edward Babyalc, Robert Rosengarth, Ruben Magana, Anthony Mulac, Herbert Hart. THIRD ROW: Glen Campbell, Alphonso Richardson, Thomas Oberman, Thomas Scrip, Don- ald Johnson, Ronald Modrak, Fred Gonzales, Charles Shar- baugh, William Hanlco. . I . T-xi, ,.: .s 3 4 3 ,-,.4r Z2' Qfkif vi 4- z A 1 . f, A 1if3ffwf ' .Xp ' z tg S if XT ' i? X E X I Nik W :er ? i I .'. ' ,J J Q SX QV I E s 1 4 5 .45 ..-.,,., ,gli PUBLIC ADDRESS OPERATORS- LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Crutch- field, George Frederick, Stanley Razc- kowski, Mike Korinko, Thomas Letch- ford, Adviser Gerald F. Lanks. SECTION 10P FIRST ROW: Robert Kerlin, james Law, Paul Ponsonby, Frank Wigand, Adam Jeffer. SECOND ROW: Charles Ko- marnisky, Joseph Guzewicz, Harry Thomas, James Berta, Richard Moore, Gerald Ma- k William Driscoll :Irvs Y, 5 THIRD ROW: Robert Fraas, John Cindric, Herbert Camp- bell, Robert McClure, Howard Monaghan, Regis McNamee, Ronald Kaminski. S...-1 SECTIONS 10S and IOW FIRST ROW: Jerry Sandusky, Ronald Beitz, Norman Bing- ham, Bernard Leslie, Edward Osika, Billy Cross, Frank Lu- garich. SECOND ROW: Al- bert Hess, Herbert Pettis, Frank Funk, Albert Fath, Robert O'Neil, Albert Vojtek, Don Heintz, James Solomon, Stan Gibala, Vincent Twyman, Rob- ert Wilson. THIRD ROW: Mike Babyak, Harry Niedz- wecki, Carl Snavely, Stanley Urkevich, Tom Qualters, An- drew Yager, Jerry Ference, Paul Hassler, Jay Applegarth, Mar- tin Craighead, Ralph Ochoa. Ir ....,----wg 5 K , . , ' 1 , J ., 5 X., 4 1' 3 4 kg w'- -, : ,!k.y. t I-it iv tg 7 I I V A R, ff?-E: Ms ' 'Nikki X 2-Ax 'Tix-51174 ROOM 8 FIRST ROW: Nancy Classic, Dolores Willard, Janet John- ston, Marilyn Cline, Leonard Ulcasilc, Dolores Connors, Bar- b. . F' ' 2 1r1 ichtnei. SLCOND ROW' Betsy Long, Donald Karabin Ruben Trbovic, Ronald Juhasz. Betty Elrod, Patty Uher, Fred Salai, Joan Lebowitz Eileen M i C' Kay, Janice Hagedon. THIRD R . . . OW. Antoinette Matzus, Pa- tricia Allen, Peggy Patterson, Thomas Traeger, Anthony Stra- tigos, Duane Schnur, Edward Babyalc, Audrey Sundin, Jerry P eters, Donald Hrascs, Mary B unda, Betsy Teemer, Patricia Valdon. r ROOM 7 FIRST ROW: Robert S b l'lc a oi , Raymond Sechrist J . , o1n Fen- ster, Beatrice Humenilc, Arlene Gl d an , Louis Kapfer, Mary Catherine Bradley. SECOND ROW: Norma Pugh, Donna Considine, Barbara Massung, Ray Popovich, William Klasnic, William Semenko, Beverly Mil- ler, Valeria Polloclc, Jane Seid- Iing, Nancy Kolp. THIRD ROW: Robert Hulle G y, eorge- ann Kadar, Wallace Micosky, W i l l ' iam Cvetan,Wayne S c h r a d e r, Janette Rimlcus, George Rodman, Ronald Lich- allc, Georgene Se1liW'lli . , 1 iam Walicura, Robert Thomas, Car- ol W I ' yn argo, Donald Cwuarige. ROOM 9 FIRST ROW: Helen Henry Barbara Weiss, George Gerdich Fred Gll' i iam, Donna Mans pealcer. SECOND ROW: Do- lores Burlcley, Glenda Ryan, Delores Kerfoot Franlc C , . anora, Arlene Gallagher, Nancy Gar- bert , Joan Chizmar, Irene Solvay, Harry Voelker, Do lores Howard, Patricia Bowser, Audrey Coates. THIRD ROW: Barbara Pietronigo, Judy Viclc- ers B , etty Homanai, Shirley Walker, Irene Izol, Barbara Davis, Don O'Toole, William Simpson, Alexandra Pore rsnalc. a ROOM 1 1 ROOM 10 FIRST ROW: Roger Cogley, Marcia Gibson, James Droppa, Betty Waters, Della Hadad. SECOND ROW: Joyce Kostkas, Mary Pierce, Patricia Cihota, Marion Gasparovic, Mary Ann Volarich, Mary Valaga, Rose Marie Kralich, Betty McClure, Ruby Howard, James Cunning- ham, Sandra Horvatin, Karl Rosengarth. THIRD ROW: Caroline Martin, Betty Ann Yencho, James Chavis, Robert Yencho, Charles Ivlcovich, Alex Stipanovich, Leatha Belle Sim- mons, Barbara Gass, Carol Celishia. CHEERLEADERS 1 KNEEL- ING: Patricia Lieberatore, Wil- bert Robinson, Marlene Casturo STANDING: Nancy Garbett Monalee Bycott, Joan Chizmar Maryann Belak. FIRST ROW: Eleanore Gayclos Elsie Zawalsh, Mary Wilson, Thomas Grace, Bernice Jenny, Nancy Joyce, Jerry Garrett. SECOND ROW: Rose Ann Moritz, Gene Matthews, Mary Louise Gilbert, Barbara Bralcus, Michael B a l o u g h , Edward Schlessinger, William Dudilc, Charles Brown, Oceola Mack, Irma Juhasz, Ann Cramer, Leonard Zalac, Maureen Davis. THIRD ROW: Ronald Miller, Robert Mulgaclo, John White, George Burgman, Robert Luci- wiclc, John Miller, John Ralich, James McKee, William Puskar, Robert Perry, Joseph Salopelc Paul Kovac, George Mono youdis. Q XRS s N ROOM 14 FIRST ROW: Lee Gruber, Janet Phillips, Nancy Pope, Margaret Ihnat, Margaret Kas- yan, Joanne Cochran, George Mrvos. SECOND ROW: Bar- bara Combs, Philip Sullinger, Francis Kowalski, Ricky Wil- liams, Violet Brown, Angeline Sotereanos, C h a rle s Buyers, Elaine Rendulic, Marlene Zur- ovcik, Alberta Clark, Neil Olsen, James Jakomas, Goldie Klisanin. THIRD ROW: James Cordis, Evelyn Smalls, Patricia Da- masky, Francis Lagon, Robert Katko, Patrick Garrity, Edward Vaniel, Duane McElravy, Jack Simon, Dorothy Yuhas, Dennis Katchur. N 0.4, ' In 'Y FRESHMAN Y-TEEN CABINET-Program Chairman Betty Waters, President Marjorie Pettiford, Barbara Combs, Treasurer Dolores Howard, Vice-President Ruby Howard, Norma Pugh, Inter-Club Council Representa- tive Alice Kidd, Miss Mildred Spearman, Y. W. C. A. staff worker. Miss Laverne Rucks was the adviser of the group. ROOM 15 FIRST ROW: Martha Taylor, Mildred McQuiston, Wayne Peterson, C a r o l i n e Kostuch, Anna Csorba, Elizabeth Lee, Donald Kerlin, SECOND ROW: Audrey Gwosden, Rob- erta Castor, Paul Marcus, Ron- ald Moore, Betty Foster, Stef- fania Fornal, Marjorie Harper, Stella Kresovich, Shirlene Shaw- ley, Peter Cannon, Stuart Nel- son, Richard Grifhn, Stella Katsakis, THIRD ROW: Pa- tricia Ware, Joanne Berkosky, Thomas Essay, Theodore Zak, Clyde Kelly, William Pugh, Ronald Kissel, Robert Coma, William Gothard, James Della- penna, Roddy Washowich, Irene Lawrence, Joan De Santis, Al- fred Cecchini. RED AND BLUE REPORTERS-SITTING: Audrey Sundin, Adviser Mrs. Hulda Ritchey, Carolyn Wargo. STANDING: Maryann Volarich, Ronald Miller, Wilbert Robinson, Pauline Diamond, Marilyn Cline, Marlene Casturo. Var., ,ff ' .nyllll The brass section warms up for the day's prac- tice session by a quick review of the scales. Under Mr. Lawrence DeSimone's direction these freshmen will gain the mastery of their instru- ments which will earn them places in next year's Intermediate Band. Y-TEEN CABINET!-FIRST ROW: Darlene Stirling, Pat Ware, Audrey Sundin, Carolyn Wargo, SECOND ROW: Adviser Miss Helen Winter, Inter-Club Council Representative Sally President Jackie Sullivan, President Donna Humphreys, Secretary Maryann Vol- arich, Treasurer Marlene Casturo. THIRD ROW: Ann Cramer, Bernice Jeney, Judy Jones, Vice- Vickers, Nancy Garbett, Audrey Gwosden, Arlene Gland. ROOM 16 FIRST ROW: James Forney, Margie Pettiford, Despina Skar- lis, Caroly Dawson, Robert Garvin, Carol Wolf, Joseph Cali. SECOND ROW: Ronald Care, Albert Maturkanic, Leslie Papp, James Kirkpatrick, Vin- cent Chaverini, Marilyn Wag- ner, Margie Yuhas, William Betters, Dolores Banick, Gloria W il s o n , Marlene Casturo. THIRD ROW: Jerry Fenster, Alexander Ja C o b s , Franklin Koteles,Wilbert Robinson,Doug- las Lathrop, Harry Miller, O. Johnson, Thomas Raible, Mary- ann Warady, Milan Tatalovich, Pauline McQuaide. ROOM 17 FIRST ROW: Robert Leyland, Leah Schumann, M a rj o r i e Mason, Paul Estok, Kenney Hartley. SECOND ROW: Ar- lene Hornin, Mary Ann Kolic, Dolores Jacob, Arlene Weaver, Shirley Armstrong, Pat Ma- vonic, Genevieve Damasky, Par Forsythe, Margaret Harshman, Ruth Kapasak, Toni Fultz, Betty Reza. THIRD ROW: Jeannie Mrvos, Sam Bowers, James Tay- lor, Edward Brakus, Clarence Bray, Alex Horvath, James Har- rison, Edward Balint, Perry Harper, Sally Jones. ROOM 18 FIRST ROW: Thomas Chismar, Vladamere Dukie, Zane Little, Jacqueline Sullivan, Michael Monaghan, Patricia Reno, Lena Corsaro. SECOND ROW: Joy Halpert, Anna Mae Luketic, Edith Mclfissick, Gene Yarne- vic, Roy Young, Dolores Matta, Lillian Gabris, Norma Supansic, Paul Conlin, Stanley Brown, Paul Carlino, Patricia Harvey, Loretta Buck. THIRD ROW: Darlene Sterling, Jo Ann Gray, Richard Peterson, Thomas Had- zima, James Flood, Clarence Singleton, Joseph Kotarski, John Nemtuda, Melvin Holmes, Fay Sundberg, Sylvina Murray, Annie Davies, Richard Paoletti. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS -- This group helps with the work of Shaw Avenue's library, keep- ing books and magazines in proper order for ready use. Librarian Mrs. Mary Alice Saf- ford divides her week between Shaw Avenue and George Washington, spending two and a half days at each school. Q ROOM 21 FIRST ROW: Duane Lawrence, Nathan Wander, Ross Roley, Stephen D o r e n d a , Howard Shrodes, Joseph Hiralc, Andrew Brown. S E C O N D ROW: Martha Jones, Eileen Meharra, Patricia Xwargo, Marie Medic, Kathleen Love, Jo Ann Pear- son, Shirley Rhomc, Monalee Bycott, Pauline Diamond, Mari- lyn Moore, Ruth Keck, Louise Vulc, Virginia Cislo. THIRD ROW: Bill Halaszynslci, joseph Campagnola, Robert Morgen- stern, Paul Kuhn, William Brod- nos, Richard Brown, Paul Kovac, Stephen Gehm, Francis Tomp- son, Alan Russel. ROOM 19 FIRST ROW: George DeCecco, Robert Michalilc, Patricia Libera- tore, Patsy McConnell, Elaine Turney, Ronald Blair, Iris Ver- diglione. SECOND ROW: Jean Mushallco, Milton Cur- turilo, Marcia Clapper, Helen Hopey, Eileen Poturich, Dar- lene Haas, Sophie Virginis, Donald Berry, Nancy Davis, Mary Ann Belak, Miriam Gonzales. Michael Morgano. THIRD ROW: Andrew Buretz, Estella Rollerfellow, Ruth Cal- lahan, Dennis Stolarz, Robert Maha, Jack Frum, James Grim- ball, Eugene Hutchison, Ernest Lalcouis, Richard McCorkle, Ann Staslco, Isabelle Hernan- dez, Edwin Richards. Not in picture: Lyla Lytle. ROOM 20 FIRST ROW: Roy Littleton, Earl Jordan, George Fuller, Donna Humphries, Willene Rut- ledge. SECOND ROW: Steve Schuster, Jo Ann Waslis, Betty Rogers, Arlene Shubat, Frances Jones, Leo jackowslci, Ellen Leaghty, Arlene Garland, Betty Harrison, Vincent Tomasello, THIRD ROW: Richard Toth, David Medic, Frank Wulczyn- ski, William Davenport, Charles Kacho, Norman Peterson, Don- ald Putz, James Petro, James Barrels. I if 1 ivdf K .3-NR. ,-.a .xy XX,.. 5 ' + Q ,':, X K L 5 z .1 R J , : 'N . K - - ,,,, ' . 1 V - ,V A , q P1 L Wx ,,.: 1 ., A - Y , , b '-:': P ' K: . f 2 Q. - L- - ri I A Q x 5 1 Si xikxw W A sf s E r ,V Q W ,P . . 5- L ix X Wm -'Q mg. A 63 .5 W, p NR,-,nw-1:-v-f-'12 . i + S- dnddls 5 , Ez 'Exif J Q W h Nw , ' A .1 .wi . 5'5 5'57i4f5' lf-5511, ai4ffx2,5ff no . 1, 5 E, 1fyfJ1 y Q , zf,a,f, kiffkffb, ,J ff ,,. 1. I., xA fn. , 2 .,,.., mn . if MX rf ,X fix if f X Q REQ: Q, Q51 .. X 1 g 3941? I w , ,f J.- ff ,, ,J W ,If Q ,gas-ii ,QQ ir sv ' 5 x l V fs , L '!2Ql. M 'YI' if Hsi, sf 4 4' , .'-' w kin X ' mf-wi -ggfgif F Vi WX: Q . VN . Q ww w 555 iw fp A. g K .3 ,.,. 5 . ' fe 1 S? 5, S452 ' fi , 5 if ,. W 4 i 1 5 fri sk 3 . xg A .. wav-ev 1. , ff ,W i WA nf QS fkx- H Q as -K 5 I, . - 2 .19 1 K 4 5 ROOM 1 FIRST ROW: Thomas Hickey, Jane Gintzer, Gail Oller, Betty Rummel, Nancy Belgrade, Wil- liam Smith, Nancy Weller, Jerald Kowallis, William Ritz. SECOND ROW: John Mesaros, Sara J a ne Moffatt, Robert Vaughan, Sunday Corella, An- nette Shample, Frances Whit- tington, Nancy Dodds, Mary Ann Betz, Kenneth Swartz, Les- lie Hazaga, Janice Dawson, Rita Peterson, Leroy Moffa, Frank Sullivan, Victor DeLeo, Helen Rhodes, Anna Belle Fulmer. THIRD ROW: Arlene Tokar, Elizabeth B i t t n e r, Marlene Hunter, Charles Hughes, Rich- ard Despotakis, Susann Haidle, Ruth Skurka, Anthony Glott, Alice Bunting, Margaret Mac- donald, Richard Recker, Eugene Saccani, La Verne Hasson, 'Thomas Eilart, Jane McElroy. ROOM 2 FIRST ROW: jack Peterson, Robert Nee, Toby Goldberg, Marjorie Shiner, Margaret Wil- lard, Judy Lambert, Don Poz- zuto. SECOND ROW: Joan Baumgartner, Kay McAtee, Florence Brown, Doris Graves, Leonard Bernasky, Denny Bren- ner, Jane Halleron, Jane Sym- ington, Caryl Finney, Tony Drago, Anne Duff, Colleen Karabin, Helen Kaloz, Nancy Wunder. THIRD ROW: Becky Sample, Nancy Rybar, Eileen Scott, Joanne Farrell, Gordon Plumb, Jay Lebowitz, Charles johnson, Dave Jacobs, Russell Beatty, Dave Spare, Don Finley, Margaret Allen, Olive Hunt, Alice Allen, Joan Walace. Not in picture: Dave Ice. git N-A F M 1 , N . 'z RED AND BLUE REPORTERS: Tom Mailey, Charles Wynn, Jane McElroy, Toby Ann Goldberg. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Walter Oliver, this group met regularly to discuss their column in the school newspaper. a fig 'N Q 'FY' ,, aww ff 'Q SQ HX ai? ROOM 6 ag A ROOM 5 FIRST ROW: John McDevitt Joann Beclc, Darlene Morris Julia Sprentz, Patricia Kent, James McNair, Andrew Nester. SECOND ROW: Janet Gre- beclc, Robert Dance, Harold Donley, John Corcoran, Harry Temple, Charles Mullen, George Spahr, Leonard Kessel, Brad- ford Miller, Gary Kirshner, Joseph Maylcut, Walter Burge, Barry Gottlieb, Julia Schnizler Nancy Storer. THIRD ROW' Mimi Spitz, Jerry Gessner Regis Collins, Robert Nelson Robert Holstine, Bruce Beattie Frank Mahan, Thomas Linn, Jack Lofstrom, Glen Miller, Gary Wadman, Robert Wood, George Robb, Herbert Jones, Audrey Knight. 1 1 1 s juz. +31 HI-Y CABINET -- FIRST ROW: Chaplain James Lacey, Vice-President Robert Everett, Secretary LeRoy Moffa. SEC- OND ROW: Robert Nee, Char- les Mullen, Bruce Beatty, Joseph McKee, President Bruce Bryce, Adviser Jay Priest. Not in pic- ture: James Lundie, Treasurer Robert Beattie. FIRST ROW: Richard Lux Fred Fulmer, Darrell Shipley: Charles Rinchlco, Amy Kessler, Marlene Taylor, Billy Ford. SECOND ROW: Charles Hal- lett, Laurae Carroll, Barbara Gobbels, Joyce Holroyd, Larry Rollin, Michael Perry, Virginia McCarty, Edward Gronlund, Joanne Pelcer, Richard Mattson, Je a n ni n e Kalinowslci, Dawn Campbell. George Smith, James Lacey. THIRD ROW: Mac Jones, G c o r g e McGibbony, Zane Doehla, Joseph McKee Marcella Carlson, Elaine Hinlcle Dale Smith, Richard Wilson Leo Krejer, Rhodie Plowman, Leah, Yetslco, Belle Hufford, Bob Martin, James Brough, Ernest Spinelli. ROOM 7 FIRST ROW: Kenneth Walker, Richard Kubant, Marlene Wig- gins, Barbara Winters, Raymond Coleman, Janet Raible, Irene Klacilc. S E C O N D ROW: R i c h a r d Linneman, Harriet Worrall, Elmer Drury, Samuel Thompson, D o n n a Spate, George Buhaley, Clifford Sloane, Thomas Cardwell, Carol Barnes, Robert Boord. THIRD ROW: Shirley C a m p b ell, Joseph Hranics, D 0 n a l cl Shotwell, George Ruder, Ronald Dreer, Charles Farkas, James Prailey, Charles Henry, Edward Way, William Farrow, Charles Mc- Devitt. LIBRARY STAFF - Library duties prove popular with G.W. freshmen girls. During their study periods this group assists librarian Mrs. Mary Alice Saf- ford. Y-TEEN CABINET - FIRST ROW: June Mansfield, Jean Kunkle, Eileen Scott, Sally Lof- strom, Elaine Hinkle, Barbara Manning. SECOND ROW: Elayne Gobbel, Nancy Storer Judy Lambert, Laurae Carroll Dawn Campbell, Mathilda Sam- ple, Dolly Santo, Agnes Bigle- man, Betty Rummel, Marilyn Harrison. Miss Joy Johnson was the group's adviser. ,,-' WZQL E XS? kk W . wi N 5 Q -Kim :ws hx ,. X152 Xgsf: x 'QQ X W f xx A X . A ' Q. QXX Q I SA: . , . ,Q , xv fi. .Nfgum J :lf- we ' 9 2 ln 511, va, ASN! , 51,1 I 'W 5 4 3? X Q vi Y Q I? 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T H I R D ROW: Rose Marie Wysocki, Lorraine Obsincs, Patricia Womeldorf, Bernard Marcir1elc, Robert Mc- Donald, James Nelson, Charles Browning, D r a lc e Weyman, James Bianchi, George Klipa, William S ul l i va n, William Swanson, Jack Schailsle, Robert Altmiller, Elaine Ziegler, Doro- thy Walters. 9 v-f ROOM 10 FIRST ROW: Edwin Kaylor James Perhacs, Esther Staloslty Anna Tassone, Janis Sykes James Kehoe, Charles Ricciotti SECOND ROW: Janet Spahr, Darlene Lord, Phyllis Ulm, James Supp, Stanley Stempniak, Richard Harding, Barbara Ryan, John Solvay, Andy Kildom, Kenneth Lockard, Ronald Mc- Cracken, Dorothy Prelock, Wal- lace Benton, Harry Ferguson, Edythe Bell, Katherine Puhala, Norma Anderson. T H I R D ROW: Bruce Koch, June Mans- field, Aileen Kidd, James Kallc- brenner, Kenneth Grimm, Wil- liam Greenawald, Calvin Gobbel, Roliert Biros, Donald Campbell, R o b e r t Everett, Esther Dry, Alice Kidd, Eleanor Boczar. x a Nha ROOM 13 FIRST ROW: Joseph Perri Jack Patterson, Nancy Beno Wayne Nelson, Ronald Helsel 1 Mary Jane Wigington, Patricia Ponsonby. SECOND ROW: Barbara Buhaly, Audrey Samo vitz, Nancy Betz, Carmella Fron- zaglio, Carol Hobson, Geraldine L. M ' ' ' angett, arie Frabizio, Theresa Pavlilc, Mary jane Donahoe. THIRD ROW: Ruth Kaminslcy, William Evans, James Conrad, james Walker, T h e o d o r e Kmetlco, james Flohr, Donald Munnell, Robert Johnson, Jo- seph Bertone, Lawrence Worthy, Agnes Bigleman. , in w ga KW y 1 'X xl 1 A in - X. ' . Sf A if V553 'Ms' Q M W ,f X JP 13 Wi, fffag, J i , Q-V... ' A l s .Q f ' f .Hx w' 'Q' Frm X A, we . ZWX X Sie was I 7 X is pig? Q W sf -is .. .. Q .L K. - 'W , Q N... X . 11 ,Q X r Ea qv? 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SECOND ROW: Ronald Sedlar, Kenneth Mansfield, Floyd Mandella, John Klisanin, Richard Gibson, Thomas Fair, Donald Mc- The potent 1950 McKeesport High School grid machine under Coach Harold Weigle and his assist' ants, Charles Schaeffer and Falco Carrozza, once again completed a successful season with a respectf able record of nine wins and three losses against tough opposition. The Tigers were swept from the WPIAL Class AA title race midway in the season at the hands of an inspired New Castle team by a 2OfO score. The lack of a capable passer finally caught up with Mc' Kecsport as they were unable to take to the air when the Hurricane big forward wall had stalled the ground attack. Strong opponents handed McKeesport their two other defeats: a rough and tumble game at Allen' town in which the Tigers dropped a 25-18 decision, Cauley, Ronald Corbin, Connie Kimbo, Thomas Turn- bull, Stephen Evanovich, Charles Heasley. THIRD ROW: August DiChristofaro, Donald Gilmore, John Pettiford, Allen Moldovan, James Johnson, Dwight Dunn, Jay Dunlay, Donald Henry, Robert Seitz, Walter Laraway, Michael Solris, Anthony Sorci. and a Thanksgiving exhibition game with Greens- burg that ended with McKeesport on the short end of a 26f7 score. The annual battle between McKeesport and Duquesne was strictly nofcontest as the largest crowd of the season saw the Tigers record a lopsided 52f6 triumph. Although the halfftime score was only 12fO, the Tigers tallied 28 points in the third period and another dozen in the fourth. The scoring honors of the season went to Robbie Seitz and Ducky Gilmore. Seitz, a senior, scored three touchdowns against Ambridge and two each against Aliquippa and Clairton. Gilmore, a junior, tallied three times against Jeannette and Johnstown and twice against Duquesne and Central Catholic. K . F? 1 l I if f 0 5 , TS Eg 63, xr- if Nl ' '... 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JU IOR AR ITY After a slow start in which they lost two games in a row, the junior Varsity moved into high gear, ending the season with a substantial record ofseven wins, two losses, and one tie. j.V. Coaches were Benjamin Disegi and Roy McMunn. 1950 SCHEDULE MCK. Opp. 7 Sept. 11 at Penn Township 13 6 Sept. 18 Monessen 12 32 Sept. 25 Homestead 0 6 Oct. 2 at Duquesne 6 32 Oct. 9 Baldwin O 60 Oct. 16 Glassport 7 13 Oct. 23 at Wilkinsburg 0 7 Oct. 30 at Turtle Creek 6 7 Nov. 6 Clairton 0 18 Nov. 14 All Stars 6 1950 JUNIOR VARSITY - FIRST ROW: Manager Norman Hollis, james Bowen, Richard Graham, Albert Rosengarth, Edward Sullivan, Ruben Magana, Vincent Scorsone, Mark Kasunic, Manager Ronnie Mahalski, Manager Richard Thomas. SECOND ROW: Anthony Princeton, Jerry Ference, Robert Dansak, Alan Moldo- van, Albert Richardson. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Roy McMunn, Mike Stepetic, Urban Reese, James Coaches Harold Weigle and Charles Schaeffer appear concerned about the action on the Held while lVlcKeesport subs anxiously await a chance to show their best. Berta, Albert Hess, John Colton, Claude Agee, James McKee, Don Heintz, James Culberson, Donald Mowry, Paul Shaw, Andrew Yeager, Larry Merritt, Melvin Bradley, Tom Qualters, Lee Fraas, Drew Snavely, Mike Babyak, Richard Liposhak, George Kumf, Isadore Navarro, Robert Vasko, William Pazur, Bernie Les- newski, Histe Mandella, Dale Blaha, Coach Ben Disegi. ..4rLHN 'return s.M..s .xv 'vac-iw 1-in , Q t Nt., .. V, of-sv - . -so .. -. ummm-x-swsnns. f.m.usn..z' af, iM1Y110fl-4' lEF ln lx Q . xg Ag gf --V' rl ii, - 4 LU 'll Nbr I Success in snagging re-bounds often determines the course of a game. Here, Wayne Smith and Nino Sorci soar to recover for the Tigers. Coach Cornelius Campbells eagers finished the 19504951 season with fifteen wins against five losses for their best record in three yearsj In Section Six competition, the Tigers won Hve and lost three, tying with Homestead for second place. Two of the three losses came from Duquesne, the section champions, while the Tigers dropped the third to Munhall. Each game was packed with thrills, the most ex- citing battle probably being the first Muiihall tilt. 1v1cKeesport trailed 4443 at the final buzzer when a foul was called against Muiihzill. Allowed the shot after much debate, jackie Kunkle tied the game. Iviunhall refusing to return to the floor, McKeesport won a 2f0 forfeit. 1 After faking his man with a fast stop McKeesport Higlfs Jack Kunlcle looks for a teammate under the basket ASKETB LL SCHEDULE Glassport Turtle Creek Wilkinsburg Mt. Lebanon Kittanning Aliquippa New Kensington Altoona Washington Homestead Duquesne Clairton Donora Munhall Charleroi McKees Rocks Homestead Duquesne Clairton 1950-1951 MCK. 39 Dec. at 48 Dec. 47 Dec. 12 at 42 Dec. 15 48 Dec. 19 29 Dec. 22 at 57 Dec. 27 at 30 Dec. 29 44 Jan. 51 'lc-Ian. 12 at 41 'Jan. 16 55 Jam 19 at 51 Jan. 23 2M Jam 26 38 Jan. 30 at 60 Feb. at 51 Feb 26 'Feb. 13 at 63 TF911 16 50 'Feb. 20 at 4' League Games 'H' Forfeit Munhall OPP 35 31 34 36 44 57 38 27 61 43 56 45 39 0 34 52 37 39 45 57 Jim Wetzler struggles to maintain possession of the Clairton re-bound as Bill Reit stands ready to assist. JUNIOR VARSITY--FIRST ROW: Ronald Weimer, Andrew Vasey, Harry Walker, James Clees, Edward Sullivan, Anthony Princeton, Paul Kearns, Jerry San- dusky. SECOND ROW: Lee Fraas, James Allen, Ray JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity under the leadership of their new coach, Mr. James Steel, compiled a season record of thirteen wins and six losses. Experience gained in these games prepares the players for varsity posif tions. 1950-1951 SCHEDULE McK. Opp. 27 at Glassport Z8 35 Turtle Creek 23 3 5 at Wilkinsburg 31 38 Mt. Lebanon 29 29 Kittanning 14 41 at Aliquippa. 57 40 at New Kensington 32 38 Washington 34 38 at Homestead 45 3 Z Duquesne 23 42 at Clairton 30 28 Donora 21 26 Munhall 29 23 at Charleroi 24 41 at McKees Rocks 3 3 36 Homestead 3 3 41 at Duquesne 40 5 1 Clairton 23 30 at Munhall 3 l Beirne, Dave Kalkbrenner, George Hetcher, Coach James Steel, James Riley, Milton Rankin, Andrew Yeager, Mark Kasunic, William Leonard, Robert Sinn, Stanley Gibala. T E N N S McCall1ster Coach oe Black ack Patterson ames Although the statistics didnt reveal it, Conch joe Blaclos 1950 tunnis squad showed improvement over the previous year. The .500 record the ncttcrs com' piled in the Sgitme season was hchintl the .666 of 1949, hut they were finally zihlc to win from Latrobe :it Rcnzic Park. New opponents in 1950 were Wilkiiishurg and Edgewood, both of which proved too strong for the Tigers who, nevertheless, were able to equal the four wins of 1949. 1950 SCHEDULE MCK. OPP- 0 April Z8 at Latrobe 5 4 May New Kensington 0 May Edgewood 3 May Latrobe 0 May Edgewood 2 May Wilkinsburg 3 May Central Catholic 5 May New Kensington IOL TRACK The McKeesport thinfclads under Coaches Charles Schaeffer and Ben Disegi captured their first WPIAL Track title in history by tying Washiimgton in the WPIAL meet at Canonsburg. The Tigers garnered 27 points and took two individual first places in the mile relay and the broad jump. McKeesport also made an impressive showing at the WPIAL Relay Carnival at Connellsville. With 28 schools participating, the Tigers copped four Hrst places to Hnish third. The Tigers suffered their only defeat at the hands of Mt. Lebanon. Despite this setback Gil Burton beat his previous broad jump recordg Reuel Wunderley set a new M.H.S. pole vault markg and Bill Halle ran the 440 in record time. Paul Kobulnicky also set a new mark for the discus throw when the Tigers took on Schenley High. Pole vaulter Reuel Wunderley fabovel sails gracefully through the air with a seeming clis- regard for gravity .... Gil Burton's perfect form makes taking' the low hurdles fbelowj look easy. X . k.x,,x. X Qx -v 7 X 4 5 ' -,Q , -3. V: W f gxg irl 1 .' . 1 S J' Af? -' ' if - -,'-:,. . T. 21 ' 4'i Wf'-Lv L ,H i + A, ,A :gi 'gg if Sf X N X S K K K W M . 3 . ,U xg, V Q Q 1, Q Y X S ..f s , .x X xx Mgt My X LR . :.ksy5p-us, .3 K, ' K Qsgws-Q..k .,Q.N g,w,N ,235 W fm Qs ' XQEXFX' aww kt X xg X X EX . as wwf Yu I Q5 nm' Q N'-Q5 . Q s QTEK N, s ,xi Q -QS!-4 2 Q ,L Y kd 1 f'f . Q - 4 4 . if ' 3 Q, ' 'sf' Q I X F x e' bm T14 M Y' .-'if f- Aw . Xrvz 'T I , 4 MY MLWNY' -' ' rv Q 'ix .311 Bw ,. ,Q-' ff 5. A 'ft'- 234 I xr pat. x 1.9, wx me of WM ,gg N - Q. 'Q ig X 9 x. 3 -g ,F 1 . . f. ' .. W G., '. V2 xl! , 5 :Z . - , , L. 5 , -A -5 -1 S .f ff- aft. .N W 3. 3 . g 1 w+',xq ' 45 ' 43 Ty fiil-'xx 'VW ' lfilx-ex R ff Q Q W if HW-f iw! 'VH' - f ' M v 5 VP W A. Q- Q f 'f.MS-'fivmff ' 1-SE if Q Tw sd. Y 'Y W A ns 5 mi-4. eg, fn X 1 W Mg. Y 'I S ' v 5 I . 7? x , ,S 3 f Q N, P X Q -.QR 1 ,V 3 kr .ri Q1 l K' ,f A-2 Y, Y K ' T5 A L. if A - ' X Q-QS' THE 1950 TEAM - FIRST ROW: Leroy Neyman, shortstopg Stanley Stahurski, pitcherg Reed Downey, second baseg Joe Novotnialc, third baseg Francis Paterra, center fieldg Tom Gossman, left fieldg George Mancz, catcherg Albert Gross, first base. SECOND ROW: Dick Heyz, first baseg Bill Hoalc, right fielclg Dick Metzler, center fielclg Edward Large, right fieldg Anthony Prince- ASEB LL The McKeesport High School baseball Tigers once again reigned as Section 18 Champions by nos' ing out Clairton in a breath-taking section Hnish. Coach Albert Fallquist's Tigers advanced to the third round of the WPIAL Tournament playoffs with victories over Glassport and South Union before they were eliminated by a strong Perryopolis nine. One of the most unusual games in the season saw McKeesport go on a scoring rampage to crush Du' quesne, 21f2. The Tigers collected 15 hits, scoring eight runs in a big fourth inning. The last week of the season the Tigers faced il strong Clairton team who needed to win only one game to clinch the championship. But the scrappy Tigers swept two straight from Clairton and went on to crush the Bears again, 12-0, in a postfseason championship game. Outstanding for the Tigers was Stan Stahurski, who helped McKeesport to its goal by his string of ten victories, including a onefhit win over Munhall. ton, pitcherg Bob King, catcherg Steve Palyo, shortstopg Bill Doherty, second baseg Ted Squires, pitcher. THIRD ROW: Dick Shoup, managerg Tom Qualters, pitcherg Charles Girdic, catcherg Don Cassidy, pitcherg Gene Garloclc, pitcherg Wayne Smith, center fieldg William Rollason, left fieldg Harvey Wetzler, pitcherg Leon Essad, managerg Coach Fallquist. 1950 SCHEDULE MCK. Opp. 9 April ll at Mt. Lebanon 5 21 April 20 at Duquesne 2 2 April 27 Mt. Lebanon 3 5 April 28 Munhall 0 3 May 4 Glassport 4 5 May 8 Duquesne 7 12 May 11 at Munhall 2 2 May 16 at Clairton 1 5 May 18 Clairton 0 12 'May 22 Clairton 0 7 'May 24 Glassport 1 8 'May 27 South Union 4 3 'june 1 Perryopolis 4 Playoffs at Munhall THE 1950 GOLF TEAM-Coach Campbell, Tom Erlcel, Raymond Graboslci, Karl Loftsrom Maureen Riley, Ronald Safier, Richard MacIntosh. MCK. 4 ll 8 3 HW 8 an 6 GOLF A greatly improved 1950 golf team coached by Neenie Campbell brought in a record of hve vie' tories against three defeats to finish second in their section. The swinging Tigers whipped Jeannette and North Huntington twice and split their two games with Greensburg. McKeesport's other two defeats came at the hands of an annually strong Latrobe team by 12f3 April April April April May May May May 1950 18 21 25 28 2 9 12 16 and 9f6 scores. SCHEDULE at Greensburg North Huntington Jeannette at Latrobe at Jeannette Greensburg at North Huntington Latrobe Opp. 11 4 7 12 3W 7 616 9 Maureen Riley, the second girl ever to play on an MHS golf team is shown lat leftj driving off the third tee in the second Greensburg match. 'wi' W 1 5 I EE s 3 'F 15 fs E .11 Zfcziures Newest of the school's courses is Beauty Culture, inaugurated this year at Vocational for senior girls. Directed by Mrs. Amanda Thomas, the girls received 1080 hours of practical work and theory. Upon graduation the girls will be qualified beau' ticians who can obtain an operator's license by taking a State Board examination. Vocational's room 205 was redecorated for the class with pale green walls, venetian blinds, and blond furniture with coral upholstery. as R Beauty Culture 'T ' QW ll l ie civic Jwmxyi' i X IF- if . . l A xk V K i i l -a 1 If Q9 LF Jean Morgano, Jeanette Wi- gand and Anne Cindrich watch Mrs. Thomas give a finger wave to Vilma Ondilc. In addition to learning the beautician's duties, the girls complete a thorough study of bones, mus- cles and arteries. ...nl X . it a ns ., X U 1 KN . gf 1. it Manicuring is another department of beauty culture. Marilyn Al:-els is the customer fabovel as Elinor Gala demonstrates to Mrs. Thomas, Doris Moore and Susanna Buhaly her technique of applying polish .... Block heads with wigs attached fat leftj are used early in the course to introduce marcelling to the students. Twenty-six girls were enrolled in the program. Eglin My 51,5 an 1, 'fm 'b ff fn, Student Hand Book Tech I-Iigh's first handbook was distributed last Septem- ber, informing students about the school's courses, activities and regulations. Below is the committee ap- pointed last spring by the Student Council to prepare the publication. Seated are Ruth Hoover, Irene Rusinlco, Jack Qualters, Chairman Nancy Hennis, Edward Kemp, 'PEIIH Jackie Brown. Standing: Suzanne Shepard, Janice Lures, Mary Ellen Nordin, Ralph Barlow, Lee Dcwoody. Memorial Plaques Bronze tablets ereded by the classes of 1930 to 1946 commemorate M.H.S. graduates killed in World War II. Robert Roslund Qleftj examines the Vocational tablet while Mary Matzus looks at Tech High's. ' 2 J. . f '-RA 4: x F-3 ' -W' J Q 5, 38:25 i M 1 'Q ' b x, ' ' f 027+ -.Q funn- s. l bgwczi . -i M 5 x kmxg3 . , ,- w A f- Q, A L., f .M . qfl 2 K 34.-5 na, ' t , 1 -1 . 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Each afternoon and all day Saturday they went to jobs in fourteen cooperating local stores where they were employed at the prevailing begin' ne-r's wage. Group earnings for the first semester totaled 39,-54,84 which represented 17,611 working hours. Each DE member does research and collects data to prepare a manual discussing some type of mer' chandise he sells. The excellent work done in her manual by a member of last ycar's class earned her a promotion from partftime clerk to a permanent job in her store's advertising department. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION--FIRST ROW: Wil- liam Smith, Curtis Klein, Robert Dick, Richard Harris, John Garofalo, Richard Schriber, Donald Hall, William Kushner, Robert Wargo, Robert Reese. SECOND ROW: Veronica Ursta, Corrine Edwards, Ruth Hill, Marion Carter, Barbara Potts, Katherine Davis, Marlene Snyder, Afternoons find DE's hard at work behind counters or in stockrooms. Here is Marion Carter making a sale at the handkerchief counter in Cox's. Eleanor Vabich, Gale Seibt, Dolores Srinebaugh, Anna Vojtko, Arlene Chontos. THIRD ROW: Joan Mc- Donald, Katherine Vukovcan, Roseann Dumich, Donna Popalo, Virginia Nicols, Shirlee Wester, Helen Basa, Dorothy Galka, Janet Rose, s s 'i ' X I, -liar ' K, ,. ,F .iaI3?.-fftlifk N , Q s .ff f , X -s . led Wff? J. ' 1-'xi .Ilfo- ifsbv W Senior Class Play Stage Door, the wellfknown comedy by Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman describing the life of aspiring actresses in New York Gity, was the 1970 senior class play presented at Vocational School last April 27, 28, 29. The cast included Joyce Wasson, Gloria Schwartz, Beatrice Katz, Shirley Caulfield, Audrey Smith, Susan Adams, Ruth Palmer, Estelle Gottdiener, Georgian Ehrenpreis, Torrence Schwartz, Pat Fulmer, Lois Malcis, Jeanne Golditz, Nancy Zumbro, Melissa Loeiiler, Joan Harrison, David Jodie, Beryl Fetters, William Tatam, Paul Whiteliead, Robert Squibb, Endre Vargo, Alan Patterson, Rich' ard Young, Robert Curry, Joan Thomas, Joan Irwin, Ralph Corrado, Jerry Currv, Milton Lebowitz. Evenings of rehearsals without make-up and costumes-like the group shot below and the close-up of Dick Young and Beryle Fetters above- clevelop into the final polished actions shown on the opposite page. Ac the top Beryle Fetters and Jeanne Colditz engage in some tense dialogue. In the circle are Alan Patterson and Jeanne Colditz while to the right, applying make-up, is Pat Fulmer. . f L gmsg Sig 1 if - ' L L . , - I ,- ' Y . X Y sb Ex I' I s i v ZX a ,AP 43 J fri f1f I V X 'w Q .U p . ,M A G 'PJ Q5 Q, . 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Fe: x 4-uu..A,,, H M ff' Es it W-fm-,,,f A L if A, Y ii 'ir it wzwk B qgs S' , Yi 5 Y ' . Q 5 . MZ? ' 59 Q . ,gg K if k 'Q Q' S f Q R nl 5 'iw 'P ' t A fl - M X 1 Y? J K 5, if M. m rg ii r B25 I E if if A J. L A k N ' J an-. QS is . In Memoriam MR. HENRY TINDALL Mr. Tindall, teacher of social studies, died on November 24, 1950, following a brief illness. After teaching three years at Redstone, Pennsylvania, he came to McKeesport in 1929, teaching first at Tech High and later at Vocational. MISS SARAH GORZO Miss Gorzo, chairman of the Home Economics Department, died on October 7, 1950. She had been the head of the department for thirty years, coming to Tech High in 1920 after teaching for one year in Fredonia, Pennsylvania. Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. mtv-15 , . . , USEYQ WF: F if T. E. Cray, Sr. and Mrs. Paul Shaw and Mrs. H. Sieberg Edward C. Bowden and Mrs. and Mrs. R. M. Heft H. L. Mason J. V. Balsamo Bob Thomas and Mrs. M. B. Lambert W. S. Thomson P. L. Sample S. H. Heifner Louis R. Kelsch Harold Blid John M. Pollock H. B. South and Mrs. Richard J. Helmstadter and Mrs. Sam Hirshberg and Mrs. M. S. Morrow and Mrs. Dan Keddie and Mrs. Joseph Eger Mr. Mr. Mr Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Patrons and Mrs. Joseph Cecchini K. J. Stickrath and Mrs. LeRoy Samuels Will Pfaff and Mrs. Charles C. Hassel and Mrs. Samuel Goodman and Mrs. Parker Reed and Mrs. Quentin Clark Percy Itscoitz and Mrs. Robert J. Wampler, Jr. George P. Bukes and Mrs. D. Lutes Andrew Jakomas Albert C. Miller C. E. Palmer and Mrs. Frank S. Nigriss and Mrs. Edward L. Kline and Mrs. Phil Wingert Robert H. McLellan and Mrs. E. G. Manspeaker Alex Rankin and Mrs. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr Elmer A. ggi M L x Wivagg and Mrs. M. A. Cancelliere and Mrs. Wilson W. Baum J. L. Hammitt and Mrs. Glen A. Sandmeyer and Mrs. William Cox Thomas Lewis and Mrs. William R. 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