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President of the Board of Directors for 1955 is Dr. Clifford Bryce, vice president is Mr. Harold Blid. As Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Travis has the responsibility of managing the affairs of the School District. The Superintendent develops' new courses of instruction, revises old ones, organizes schools and classes, and supervises methods of instruction. He is responsible for purchasing supplies and equipment. He nominates personnel for approval by the Board and is responsible for supervising the work of all school employees. The superintendent prepares the school district budget and makes inancial reports, he is charged with the construction, main' tenance, and operation of school buildings, By helping the public to understand the Board's policies and school aims, he is a specialist in public relations. Dr. Travis' assistants are Dr. James C. Craig, Assistant to the Superintendent in charge of Elementary Education, Miss M. Rigby Hill, Secretary of the School District, and Mr. R. D. Cannon, Assistant to the Superintendent in charge of Buildings. The Board of School Directors is an example of selffgovernment in action, for by electing members to serve on the Board, the public is directing its own school system. The Board represents the will of the people, but the members must also be leaders of the people, for their basic responsibility is to provide for all pupils educational programs that will meet the needs of the community. lt is the Board's duty to provide and hnance good schools, to maintain suitable school buildings, to develop good staffs, and to establish policies for the school system. ln regular monthly meetings and in special committee sessions, the School Board discharges its responsibilities for educational leadership. Dr. Robert M. Heft Mr. C. E. Kearney, Ir, Hvard of Direrfars Mr. Wfilliam T. Morgan DR.. HOWARD C. MCELROY MR, ARTHUR 0. HORN Pfmclpal Of the High 5Ch001 Principal of Vocational School ,4 dministratian E IGHT PRINGIPALS AND ADVISERS are in Charge of the 3265 students in the four buildings of McKeesport High School. Dr. Howard C. McElroy is principal and Mr. Shelby Erwin is viceprincipal in the High School where sophomores, juniors, and seniors receive instruction in commercial, academic, business, and college preparatory courses. Miss H. Gertrude Brown is the Girls' Adviser and Mr. Harry G. Pry is the Guidance Counselor at the High School. Mr. Arthur O. Horn is principal and Mr. Bert Johnson is in :harge of Vocational Education at Vocational School. Tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students receive training in courses that range from commercial art to sheetmetal work. lvlr. John S. Mc' Featers is principal of George Washington, and Mr. Benjamin B. Disegi is principal of Shaw Avenue, the two buildings where ninth grade students begin their studies in McKeespo1t High. This year marked several changes in high school administration. Mr. Horn, principal of George Washington for fifteen years, became principal of Vocational School. Mr. Erwin, who had been student counselor since 1940, became vicefprincipal ofthe High School. Mr. McFeaters, assistant principal of the High School since 1939, became principal of George Washington. Mr. Disegi was named principal of Shaw Avenue, since he joined the McKeesport Schools in 1940, Mr. Disegi had been a teacher of physical education at Vocational School. Mr. Pry, a teacher of English in McKeesport I ' I since 1934, was named Guidance Counse or. gf y W ,. ..,.. , .. . f 4 QQ -11,4 af 'T' 1 at MR. SHELBY ERWIN Vice Principal of the High School MR. IOHN S. MCFEATERS MR. BENJAMIN B. DISEGI Principal of Principal of Shaw Avenue School George Washington School MR. BERT JOHNSON MISS H, GERTRLHDE BROWN MR. HARRY C. PRY Director of Vocational Education Girls' Adviser Guidance Counselor :vw hug-, A t 251 5 .1..f,,,,.,, - : Q. Q TX 4:12 ,, V rx. 4, fg 'l'i ' Z , Q gf, - -. V ' -'fi ws-. f- ,- 4-fs - 'Q 1 f A f as f , 2 4 4. f ' -I Q0 G. Russell Ackiin, Ed.M., English, Elfreeda B. Ahlquist, .4 y. , , ,A B.S., Shorthand, Transcription, and -Commercial Departf V ment 'Chairmang George Allison, A.B., United States J History. Rose F. Arone, B.S., Business Machines, Mary Auld, J' A.B., Latin and Department 'Chairmang Richard H. 1 Barrett, A.M., Vocal Music and Music Appreciation. if K if fyl Foster Beatty, A.M., English and Department Chairmang Wynona M. Beatty, Litt.B., English, Agnes Bedell, Ed.M.,, Business Mathematics and 'Commercial Arithmetic. , 121 ' f' ' 'Y M joseph Black, Ed.M., 'Basic Mathematics and Mathematics fx Review, 'Doris H. Blid, Litt.M., English, Irma C, Boax, -1. g A.M. Algebra. , -If.-7 i ,.,, ,J V James W. Bowen, A.M., Higher Algebra, Trigonometry, K IE, 1 Solid Geometry, and Mathematics Reviewg Vivian 1 '- , , Bowles, Ed.M., Shorthand and Typewritingg Jacqueline I, ' Q Brown, B.S., English and French. J. Stanley Calhoun, Ed.'M., Algebra, Cornelius P. Camp- bell, Ed,M., American History, Pennsylvania History, Civics, and Social Problems, Harry L. Carlson, A.B., Distributive Education, Falco Carrozza, A.B., Problems of Democracy and World Historyg Byron L. Chaplin, Ed.M., Electricity, William A, Clees, B.S., Physical Education and Department Chairman. Qaculty EARNING is the most important part of school. To learn the student must have pref sented to him facts that he can grasp and under' stand. The teacher accomplishes this difficult task. Vv7hether the subject is math or shorthand, biology or history, the teacher helps the student to over' come the difiiculties of the course. A teacher is not only an instructor, but also a friend, an understand' ing companion. Vx7hen the student has become a graduate, he realizes that the teachers who gave detailed assign' ments, long examinations, and occasional reprif mands were in reality shaping his character. Encouragement and praise given to a deserving student are cherished and remembered throughout life. The teacher is a guide through the important years. Ancient Greece comes alive by bulletin board illustra tions in Miss Newhousels world history class. Carlene Connelly, B.S., Homemakingg Robert M. Crausaz, Ph.D., French and Department Chairman of Modern Language: D. Frederick Cullen, B.S., American Govern' ment and YVorld History. Margaret M. Cummins, B.S., Dietitian: Lawrence A. De Simone, A.M., Instrumental Music: Rosemary Dixon, B.S., Homemaking, Albert Doehla, A.B., Consumer Education and United States History: Louis H. Dunlop, Ed.M., Chemistry and Department Chairman of Scienceg George Elko, B.S., General Science, Physics, and Physical Science. We , Winheld S. Harding, Patternmakingg Hazel Hardy, B.S., Bookkeepingg Michael G. Hritz, Ed.M., Geometry and Shop Mathematics. y',t Qf , L eg 'ff TT'fxITi?' Albert T- Fi-lllquist, B.S., Chemistryg Joseph E. Ference, B.S., Commercial Artg Donald E. Ferguson, A.M., English. Carrie L. Gailey, A.B., Pennsylvania History and Govern' mentg Norman M. Gibson, A.M., Englishg Calvin Giles, B.S., Junior Vocational Academic. Betty W. Greenwald, B.S., Biology and Englishg A, James Gross, Ecllvl., Shorthand, Typewriting, and Business Explorationg E. Allen Hager, B.S., Science, Pennsylvania History, and Government. William R. Jacobs, Ed.M,, Junior Vocational Shopg 2 , A Helen jenkins, Ed.M., Algebra, Vincent Jevsevar, Sheet ' Metal. W! 'i e' ' A ff if E'6, ',' , - Q f ai X 2 CIN lug SX Ai F - 6 0 n 0' , I . ' 1 fm- FQ -1- -H- In electricity shop Mr. Lanks and senior Gerald Knoll explore the vitals of a television set. 'G- J. Morris Jones, Blueprint Reading and Related Drawingg June W. Joselc, B.S., Algebrag Margaret Kerezsi, Litt.M., English. Florence King, A.M., English and Lating Edmund Kit- tiko, B.S., Pennsylvania History and Governmentg William Knortz, Ed.M., Chemistry, M. C. Koons, Drafting-g George A. Krause, Cabinet' makingg Joseph- Krysik, A.B., Instrumental Music. Gerald F. Lanks, B.S., Electricityg C, Herbert Larson, Ir., B.S., Algebra and Basic Mathematicsg Harry M. Lee, Ed.M., Advanced Machine Shop Practice. Grace Lemon, A.B., Algebrag James H. Lewis, B.S., Electrical Wiringg Gertrude Lindquist, Ed.M., Shorthand and Typewriting. Ruth Low, A.M., Englishg Helen A, Lynch, A.B., Librariang Mary T. Lynn, Ed.M., World History and United States History. Munroe A. MacDonald, Ed.M., Auto Mechanicsg Jean MacKinney, Litt.M., Librariang Helen Malseed, Litt.M., Public Speaking, Dramatics, and Television, lx ff. : s ,. , ' 1 J . ,.M..,yg e if ,vs 'Xl 4 ,M 1 1 . , U h 634 QQ 75 it-r ,wilt hp' 2 Librarian Miss MacKinney introduces senior readers to the latest arrivals during National Book Week, :V I, VQ X, . ti ww Xxx . . . 1, -.-A .3 K EFS: ,N A 'V is I 1 .f K, .. ,: . Q... '- .. v. WL, 'I N: U. N 1- ' - QQ: 2 3- v-:- V rg. -QI Erggifm Q QQ. . , , rj. I TsQi 5,,v':A.i .N ., ,. , iy jf a sef , 4, '- 'K , Abx V , p A gg ,. . ., ,, V. C. Earl Mansfield, Ed.M., Plane Geometry, George H. McConnell, Ed.M., Physics and 'Chemistryg Martha Mc- Cune, B'.S., Physical Education and Hygiene. Mary Louise McGrann, Ed.M., Business English, Book' keeping, 'Commercial Law, and Salesmanshipg Edward O. McKee, Litt.M., United States History and 'Organg Charles E. McKenery, A.B., English. Roy H. McMunn, B.S., 'Chemistry and Shop Mathematicsg Jean Wg Menzies, Ecl.M., Bookkeeping, Typewriting, and Business Exploration, Thelma Mermelstein, A.B., Latin, Pennsylvania History, and Government. Joseph E, Moffatt, B.S., Economics, Social Problems, and Englishg Elmer G. Molin, Ed.M., Machine Shop Practiceg Anna Morlock, Litt.M., Pennsylvania History and Government. Mary Ann 'Mrkonic, B.S., Homemaking and Department Chairman, Alan H. Nelson, B.S., Industrial Arts, Anna Nelson, A.B., English. C. Lillian Nelson, A.B., English, Lucille Newhouse, Litt.M., World Geography and World Historyg Dorothy M. Norton, A.M., Spanish. Walter B. Oliver, Ed.M., English and Scienceg Robert I. Osterholrn, B.S., General Science, Robert .O'Toole, Ed.M., English. William D. Parsons, B.S., Algebra and Basic Mathematicsg Ema M. Pierce, Ed.M., Home Nursing and First Aidg Helen Potthoff, Litt.M., Latin and English. Jay Priest, A.M., Mechanical Drawing and Scienceg Thomas A. Quinn, Ed.M., Englishg Pauline Reed, Ed.M., Choral Music, Mark R. Reigard, A.M., United States Historyg Amelia Richardson, A.M., Plane Geometry and Department Chairman of Mathematicsg Mary Louise Rodgers, Litt.M., Algebra. David C. Rosenberg, B.S., Pennsylvania History and Governmentg Edith B. Ross, A.B., Economic Geography and Business Englishg John A. Sabol, Ed.M., Physics. Ruthjean Sarber, B.S., Clerical Practice and Typewritingl Carmelita Savage, Ed.M., Typewritingg August M. Schad, A.M., English. bf 92, fx ' x K, C3 .QW Q . A -r' 3 V . my --4 ' m ' f 'W st' Q fp,-Z Q..-,M , .,,.7 W... W, . if A 1 2 I 2 5 94 ' 5 ff ? K J f . ,Q 1, X 1' yaw - V. 'cr .mga A A fc? 3 4 ws. , , ik ' f I ,I a . f . ,N . x , . 1 I, ig., -I 1 '63 y Mn I 99 I. . 4. G! Q ' ilk., f V C ls, 0'4 17 5 4 ... N - . .ax gs 0' ,,,. ,N ' 4.- Q MR 24 9 'Q' . 7 kg ., 'V , x 2 95' fs , 1 X -L'h , V 7 . f , af .fm ,f an-f if N TQ .t Q . , f 7 f Q? 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White, Ed.M., Physical Education and Healthg Martha Wiggins, Ed.M., Algebra and Com' mercial Arithrneticg John F. Willauer, A.M., Biology. SEHIUFS EUGENE DANKO Trea surer CAROL CARNAHAN Vice President BILLIE JO WALTOW ER Secretary 611155 Officers BROWN Treasurer V i B' Vkq- ROBERT RODWICH ' 1' -, If Vice President A if F BARBARA DANIELSON Secretary len- 1 -11--r 1-n-Qntgg A DANIEL PLUMMER High School President ROBERT FORNEY Vocational President .7 , ' 7. gov L , Q f K' J E ' x af! f , 'M r- 'r 2 1 agzf ix l Iliff , , f i, ,if ,cf p Es Mx C ff f I ? 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X Q 45. atv y ug Xa 2: hmmm 4' Dorothy Cadman Commercial Nina Calhoun Business Charles Campbell Electricity Edward Campbell Academic Jaye Campbell College Preparatory Rhody Campbell Drafting Gayle Care College Preparatory Gayle Carlos Beauty Culture Darlene Carlson Academic Ruth Carlson Business Carol Carnahan College Preparatory Emma Carr Academic Geraldine Carter Business Duane Case Academic Robert Case Cooperative Training Joan Caughey College Preparatory Frances Caulfield Commercial James Cauthorn Cooperative Training Stella Cavallaro Beauty Culture Carol Cendrosky Academic Norma Centoni College Preparatory James Charlesworth Business Dominic Cheverini Academic Beulah Christian Business Joyce Chute College Preparatory Arlette Cifaldi Academic David Cindric Woodworking Frank Cindrich Cooperative Training Leona Clark Academic Janet Clawson College Preparatory Leah Coe Business Sondrajil Coffman College Preparatory Betty Colburn Beauty Culture Robert Cologie Radio Louise Conners Business ,Wf 4,,,.., ,ft 'J il - A'-'J' I rx VV f Q. la 5. 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X ,S k X 1 ,gr x N 4 Joan Conrad Distributive Education Earl Cook Woodworking Margaret Copper College Preparatory Melva Cosic Commercial Thomas Couch Business Jeanne Crane College Preparatory Janice Cray Commercial Cherie Crissman College Preparatory June Crutchfield Beauty Culture Alfred Cuadrado Business David Cullen Business Patricia Cusick Business Carol Daczkowski Commercial Edmund Daczlcowski Machine Shop Dorothy Daerr Commercial Joyce Daerr Business Ronald Dalton College Preparatory Barbara Danielson Beauty Culture Evert Danielson Machine Shop Terry Danielson College Preparatory Eugene Danko College Preparatory Judith Dansalc College Preparatory Alfred Dean Sheetmetal David Del Signore College Preparatory Peggy De Paulis College Preparatory Evelyn Derry Business Salvatore De Santis Woodworking John Di Cristofaro Commercial Patricia Di Mattia College Preparatory Robert Divirgilio Auto Mechanics Bernard Dobransky College Preparatory DeLarme Douglas College Preparatory Beverly Drake Business William Drum Electricity Jerry Dubyak Machine Shop -,K X, . b-L Announcements from colleges news of lob opportunlties notices of scholar ships crowd the guidance oflices new bulletin board Guidance counselor Mr. Pry discusses entrance examination dates with senior Margaret Schaming Frank Dulnikowski Cooperative Training Lois Duncan Business William Dupier College Preparatory Edward Durham Academic Edward Dziemski Machine Shop Laurel Eardley Business Kenneth Eckman Machine Shop Shirley Eger Business Nancy Eiremiller Business Patricia Elkin College Preparatory Allan Elkins Auto Mechanics Jack Emmick Radio Barbara Endress College Preparatory Carol Englert Business Ruth Englert College Preparatory Betty Jane Estok Commercial Raymond Etchison College Preparatory Shirley Evans Business Gordon Ewers College Preparatory Marsha Fairbaugh College Preparatory M Q Q- ,yy 'FY L , -5' . ' Af. . if fa l 4 Q if ' 5 ' B M 5 ' ff' 7F Robert Falatek Academic Joan Farley Commercial June Farley Commercial Thomas Farley Academic David Feldman College Preparatory George Fencik Auto Mechanics Beverly Fenske Commercial Chester Fields Academic Donna Figola Business Howard Finkel College Preparatory Dolores Finney Business Donald Finney Electricity Sally Flicker Business Charles Flohr Auto Mechanics Dolores Fornal Business Robert Forney Radio Natalie Francovich Commercial Joseph Frank College Preparatory John French Academic Richard Friberg College Preparatory John Gabrick Academic Hilja Gadler Beauty Culture Sandra Gall Commercial Jean Gallingane College Preparatory Amelia Gamble Commercial Peter Garber Business Leo Garrity College Preparatory Shirley Gatto Business Judith Gault College Preparatory Robert Gdovichin Patternmaking Adrienne Geltz College Preparatory John George Academic Edward Gerber College Preparatory Marlene Gerendash Business Frank Geruschat Academic Louis Gerzsenyi College Preparatory Cecelia Gessner College Preparatory Barbara Geyer Commercial Carol Ann Gilbert College Preparatory Reed Gilchrist Academic James Giles Drafting Gail Gill College Preparatory Clifford Gingery College Preparatory Carmell Gioia Distributive Educatio Midiael Gioia Electricity Anthony G05 College Preparatory Lois Gorr College Preparatory Andrew Goscinsky Auto Mechanics Judith Gottdiener Commercial Ronald Grace Academic Patricia Green College Preparatory Louise Gresko Commercial Russell Grice Machine Shop Dorothy GriHin Business Ralph Gross Woodworking Joseph Gulaskey Commercial Mary Ann Gulyban Business Ruth Haberland Academic Dianne Hacker College Preparatory Victoria Hadad Commercial Gary Hale College Preparatory Charles Hallett Academic Jeanne Hamilton Academic Jackson Hammitt College Preparatory Nancy Hansgen College Preparatory Patricia Harper College Preparatory Scott Harrison College Preparatory Claudia Hartzell Business Katherine Hassler Commercial Herman Hayes Auto Mechanics l R ,Q ..:...,,: V ,,,,-W r N44 X 2 1 ,H as ii W tt' t i '99 il ' at . ' in X X A qvlyvs' ,VV ai 5 22 . 4' X . l -. , Q' ,' .- xi 14 Si . ' HA 5 Sv , so ,MV xb i Robert Horensky 'Machine Shop Patricia Horniclc Distributive Education George Horr Patternrnaking Elaine Horvath Business Francis Humenik Drafting Louis Hutsko Business Thomas Hyduk Woodworking Mary Ann Ihnat Distributive Education Linda Immel College Preparatory George Irwin Machine Shop Karl Irwin Business Ronald Isacco Business Joseph Iski Machine Shop Sondra Iszauk College Preparatory Edward Izsak College Preparatory ,+, fb! aim' 1 V .445- ' ., I I ,ff i f vils - ,N w Q 4 4 'ff 4 . .f-44 ff ,. 2? Q? 22' gf A M Lois Heath Academic Dolores I-Ieidenfelder 'Business Paul Heilman College Preparatory Ronald Heller Academic Stewart Heller Academic Helen Mae Henderson Business Curtis Henry Academic Bruce Herbertson College Preparatory Wayne Herr College Preparatory Grace Hill Business Geraldine Hillmar College Preparatory Thomas Hinlcle College Preparatory 'Nelson Hitchens .Business Wilma I-Ioadley Commercial Miriam Hoak College Preparatory William Hochstine College Preparatory Robert Hodgess College Preparatory Robert A. Hoffman Radio Robert Hoifrlnan Patternmaking Robert Holfman 11 'fax W! 4 . .,. g Qgvfg 'W Wei! fa by f Q T..-7' X 'Z N S r,.t l r ' A .va -rfl 1 ,V ig' 'muff 'Y I if It ff tm A2 -' ','. fu, i Q vs . V , AZ- 1 a a ' V , ' f 4 1 1 ,L y W , ,J iI5rg1,,.,,q 1-'K' ,-T59 1 1... Tal, V 14 4 can '- --I -1. wi. ' ' , :fm ',.,ga1f. - T V - . f ' Q ' ff ,iff , f , 1 - .v..,,f. .-1.5 . .f..an1v.1,'. . . . . '14 Distributive Education Richard Izsak College Preparatory Annette Jacobs College Preparatory John Jakomas Academic Joan Jaso Commercial Jacqueline Jaworski Business Julia Jeffer Business Patricia Jenkins College Preparatory Shirley Jenkins Business Raymond Jensen College Preparatory Robert Jensen Academic' Robert Jinks 'College Preparatory Donna Johnson Commercial Glenn Johnson College Preparatory James Johnson College Preparatory Loretta Johnson Commercial Fredrick Johnston Electricity Charles Jones Cooperative Training Homer Jones Drafting Mary Ellen Jones College Preparatory Debra Judd College Preparatory I' be i J 1 if ,f X Zip 14, fue. W . fini' Pyyiil f , ,. dl, ,' U h JSP 'Gif ,Jr -13 -Qu. 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Y , 'J' , - i carol King W , , F ' College Pre arator w X , '- , P Y ify Neil King fax f 5 ,. fi2'1i'12'r Commercial Art ' N?,,, , V V zzx - . it 5 Norma King K , N iv I College Preparatory y 5' Janice Kinneer R College Preparatory ' 53? ,Q K ,A 'li' ffl Donna Kirschner have ji A Commercial ' -Q ' , X Q5-f ss Mildred Kisan Business Dennis Kisner 19' Q B Drafting l V I I X 1 Anne Klein College Preparatory Ferne Klein College Preparatory Carole Klingensmith Beauty Culture Steve Kmetko rir' Machine Shop Edward Knepley College Preparatory f y :fi fr 'U . C ers , 1 X s di' if f X M Daniel Knighton College Preparatory Eugene Kondor Radio Shirley Kore Academic Richard Korieth Electricity I if 'N' s - ' V m- Wow , -so 'f ,f ' 'B i James Korp V I 1 3,24 1 Colle e Pre arator . ' ' g P Y rr,. 4 a gf K Students enrolled in Distributive Education have a good start in the business world. Open to seniors the course combines a selling job in the afternoon with morning classes of academic subjects. In this class scene Mr. Carlson, teacher of DE, observes Nancy Ayres' demonstration of the art of arranging a display, The student salesmen are Bob Hoffman, Pat Hornick, Ioan Little, and Joan Miller, 'i 1 3 x K in FN cfm' rid! 1 hut! p ' '-vpn ...., A ,,... ,, 'ors in Mrs Thomas' Beauty Culture Using each other as willing subjects, seni . course practice every phase of creating attractive hair styles. Left to right are Evalyn Strong, Elizabeth Braun, Marlene Lagona, Helen Watson, D 'elson. Kathleen Tolner, Barbara ani fa Wnkmz . 'ff fc- , f . gf' Y . 11, , . that if J ff V A ,j N r .. 72 l 93 'tx 'VN f -3 X 2 5, in fy?-. A ' , ' , ! V ,, , 'WY , I -, 'X .lie , Paul Korp College Preparatory Ioan Kosnosky Commercial Richard Kowalski Sheetmetal Raymond Kozlowski Commercial Art George Krajack College Preparatory Carole Jean K1-al Academic Mary Ann Kreta College Preparatory Samuel Kritikos Drafting Patricia Kugler Commercial Gail Kuhn College Preparatory Beverly Kumf Business Lawrence Kunkle College Preparatory Dennis Kuremsky College Preparatory Vera Kusner Commercial Marlene Lagona Beauty Culture Rose Marie Lame Business Samuel Larson College Preparatory Warner Larson College Preparatory Dennis Lastoka College Preparatory Dolores Leake Business Beatrice Lee Beauty Culture Richard Lehocky College Preparatory Audrey Leitzell College Preparatory Anthony Lesniewski Drafting George Lichalk College Preparatory William Liddle College Preparatory Roberta Lindberg College Preparatory Ronald Lindberg Academic William Linton College Preparatory Dorothy Liposcak Business Bernard Little Distributive Education Erma Jean Little Academic Joan Little Distributive Education Carol Lloyd Beauty Culture jack Lo Bue College Preparatory Joan Logan Commercial Mona Lotz College Preparatory Walter Louden College Preparatory Joan Lovell Commercial Elinor Lutes College Preparatory Paula Lutsko College Preparatory Jack Lydon Woodworking Doris Lyons Commercial Rex Lysinger College Preparatory Audrey Mackowick Beauty Culture Linda MacWilliams College Preparatory Theodore Magdic College Preparatory Mary Ellen Maher Business Thomas Maher Cooperative Training Doris Mains Business Patricia Mains Academic David Makavickas Electricity Renay Mandel College Preparatory Nancy Lee Marchese College Preparatory Yvonne Marhefka Commercial V, ,P ,, I , f Q if .ai Q W ,gs 4 'U' B -wi. - f. 1 -rl 'Q M! 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Matta Commercial John Matyasovsky Woodworking Donna Maxwell College Preparatory Gerald Maxwell Business David Mayfield College Preparatory Kenneth Mayne Electricity Kenneth Mayson Academic Frank fMazur Auto Mechanics William McBride Machine Shop Leslie McCarthy College Preparatory Robert McCauley Business Sally McCloskey Business Patricia McConnell Academic Barbara McCorkle College Preparatory Richard McCorkle Electricity Connie McCoy Commercial Mary Jane McCutcheon College Preparatory John McDevitt Academic Phylis McDonald Beauty Culture Patrick McGinn College Preparatory 33 Bernadette McGinty Business Earl McKinney Drafting Ronald McLaughlin Cooperative Training Charles McNerney 'G' 'I C3 Sheetmetal I 9, V ' Bertha Medich ,O 'P Commercial M iL,L1,r.w A -f 'W' . Steven Mehalcik 1 4 Electricity A David Meisle P College Preparatory Louise Melegary Commercial ' 'J ' James Mellinger '- -Q en-V .V ,JSF L 'j' 5 College Preparatory ' Donald Menzies College Preparatory r ,.V' 1 1 ' W K if I' Q Thad Merriman College Preparatory Loretta Mesko Commercial Dolores Metz College Preparatory Marlene Metzler College Preparatory Stephany Michaels College Preparatory Joanne Middlemiss Commercial Donald Mient Academic fr: Frances Mihalic Business Emerson Miller Radio Joan Miller Distributive Education AWWW W f an I J Z W J ff f I Commercial and vocational seniors have upftofdate .practical experience in .their chosen fieldsg in automobile shop a project of adjusting valves . . . in typing class transcription from a recording . . . in business machines the operation of a duplication machine. 11 D ating... QW' if 1 1:1 2 V .f if F A ' PM 94 ly 'E 4 if A Q 1 i f roii sf N. Q E tv +A 1 U' 'S i Q- A fi! 'V if J 3 i, 4 Uv Qs., Ei 44- if f fishy., Vai' AMW ? 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I Patricia Pratt College Preparatory Regis Pribula Business Joseph Prizner Cooperative Training Mary Ann Prontiker Business Ronald Protz College Preparatory Kay P17 College Preparatory Marlene Putz Beauty Culture Theadore Putz Academic Dana Rahold Commercial Sally Rack Business Joseph Racz Cooperative Training David Rankin College Preparatory Howard Ratur Drafting , Eleanor Regensburger Academic Raymond'Reil1y 'Machine Shop Judith Reitz College Preparatory Ann Louise Rendulic College Preparatory William Rendulic Academic Jacqueline Rice College Preparatory Wilham Richards Radio V . , r iv N ir 'is 1. 5 ff go:- I' ,,,,, 3? fi ov- Beverly Pierce Business Raymond Pierce Commercial Nancy Piontka Commercial Nancy Platt College Preparatory John Plesniak College Preparatory Daniel Plummer College Preparatory Ray Plummer Cooperative Training Rose Pochciol Commercial Andrew Pogen Auto Mechanics Yvonne Polcha Academic Paul Pollock Cooperative Training Richard Pomycala ' Auto Mechanics Sandra Pope Commercial Eleanor Powell Commercial Joan Prailey Commercial 11, sa . 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In K , : V f N , Q -I O sg- un, M 3 ef X A ic f-1 2 ff 'rw X K ,ff sg N ff , f f-. f, r .1 ' :l p E ,Q gy , gr 155 X r Zt, ., f ,V,, 'X Y Gia it Lacy Richardson Commercial Art Harry Riemenschneider Academic Constance Riley College Preparatory James Robertson Business Thomas Robertson Machine Shop Argyle Robinson College Preparatory Charles Robinson Woodworking Robert Rodgers College Preparatory Robert Rodwich Machine Shop Susan Rogers Commercial Shirley Rollason Business Elma Rollings Academic Harry Rosenbleet College Preparatory Thomas Rossetti College Preparatory Marilyn Roth College Preparatory Marilyn Royle Commercial Giovanni Rozzi College Preparatory Elaine Ryan Commercial Richard Sadler College Preparatory Tony Salvi Commercial Art Betty Samurda Academic Geraldine Sandusky Beauty Culture Ethel Savage Commercial Lloyd Saxon College Preparatory Henrietta Schadle Business Elsa Schafer Academic Margaret Schaming College Preparatory Shirley Schlessinger .Business Dorothy Schmidt Distributive Education Nancy Schmidt Distributive Education Alexander Schneider Academic Fred Schneider Woodworking Gerald Schoenberger College Preparatory Robert Schoy Commercial Art Janet Schumann Business - High point in homemaking class is servmg dinner to a. faculty guest . . Seniors in electricity shop test circuits in the radio they have rebuilt Diane Schwalm College Preparatory Beverly Scott College Preparatory Jodene Scott College Preparatory Ronald Seabol Cooperative Training Ruth Seastedt Commercial William Segady Academic Mildred Seliga Business Edward Semenko Cooperative Training Ellis Semke Business Elizabeth Severino Beauty Culture Arline Shalansky Commercial Rayadair Shane: Distributive Education Gloria Shank Commercial Carrie, Ellen Sharrow Commercial Fred Shawl Academic Elizabeth Sheets College Preparatory John Sherby College Preparatory Carole Shermer Academic William Sherry Machine Shop Michael Shiner Business Merle Shotwell Cooperative Training Robert Shoup College Preparatory William Shriver College Preparatory James Sibley Commercial Art Stuart Siegel College Preparatory Virginia Silverman Commercial Janice Similo College Preparatory Edward Simm Woodworking john Simm Cooperative Training Nick Sisley College Preparatory JoAnne Skelley College Preparatory Gary Slater College Preparatory Stuart Slone Business William Smart College Preparatory Donna Smith Business Gregory ' Smith Machine Shop' Lillian Smith 'Business Marjorie Smith Commercial Mary Louise Smith Commercial Nancy Smith Academic Ronald Smith Distributive Education Vera Smith College Preparatory james Sneddon Commercial Richard Snedden College Preparatory Peter Solano Commercial Camilia Solomon Commercial Carmen Solomon Radio Ronald Solomon Auto Mechanics William South College Preparatory Frederick ,Sowerby Patternmaking 4, W 4, 9 .44, ,...., , X f 1 f : f , :N 1 -' V . :xr My K f I V .A .5 ,, .,V..r , , . n irrr , ' 5 f 7 ' ,,, , 'fe l 'lyvt 1 X ,, t ., .Vi ,I I 1 W . e.Z,,v . . , , K, if I J , - . 4151 ' 'vit I X f I lv , ar.. ,ffm lx 1 'V f'fW ??f'4ngz 'N 'W if . 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In W fff J if if X In 9 sf I 'V Y .L A. sq - lm '- , ,jizz , A 6 fs ,-ff I' it A .rf i Norma Spahr Commercial Ronald Spehar Business Audrey Spencer Beauty Culture Howard Sproul Distributive Education James Stanislaw Commercial Art Carole Stanley Commercial Patricia Stasko Commercial Ronald Stegman College Preparatory Emil Stepanik Patternmaking Margaret Stepanik Academic Fredrick Stoltz Academic Veronica Strager College Preparatory Evalyn Strong Beauty Culture Kenneth Strucker Drafting Nora Strunk Commercial Ruth Sturms Academic Margaret Suchta Commercial Anna Sudarich Business Wilfred Sudekum College Preparatory Ronald Svec Business Raymond Swanson Auto Mechanics Bruce Swartz Academic Richard Swauger Business Shirley Tauber Business Paul Taylor Auto Mechanics David Tedrick College Preparatory Toni Trebes College Preparatory Robert Thomas Academic Charles Thompson College Preparatory Jan Thompson College Preparatory Janet Thompson Business Lucinda Thompson Academic Kathleen Tolner Beauty Culture Cyril Tomko College Preparatory Robert Tonkovic College Preparatory ,c ,VV ,X w.AV. , ,E WT f . e. ' ' ' 5 4 p ailing' 'M I L ll 4, .5 i N. Yi 5. yi .14 Q . .u ' +'Ii'f'U' ,.. 5 ,. .L , , 'Q KWH, Q 1 -Hr, r , 7 5 545 Pig? -.4 .ax ffm P .. ,, 'Y '. , , C ,, . if-' 1, , 'F ' Mfr l 57 Senior Scenes - Models Iackie Rice, Peggy DePaulis, and Nancy Hansgen in the YfTeen Fashion Show at Vocational School, May, 1954 . . . discussion group in Miss Low's Literature IV planningareport onlVIacbeth . . . Diane Schwalm, Ed' ward Knepley and Scott Harrison study a model to illustrate a proposition in solid geometry . . . Ralph Anderson operating a shaper in machine shop, Patricia Troxy Business Wayne Truxall Drafting Dennis Uhrin College Preparatory Joseph Ungar College Preparatory Bertram Unger Auto Mechanics Michael Unnone Drafting Frank Vabic College Preparatory Mary Ann Vadas Commercial Arlene 'Vallance Commercial Anna May Valovcik . g' Commercial Rosemary Varasse College Preparatory Kaye Vargo Distributive Education Marlene Vargo Academic Ellen Vasey College Preparatory Ronald 'Vezzani Machine Shop James Vickers College Preparatory Bert Vidnovic College Preparatory Charles Vocke College Preparatory George Vortolomei Machine Shop Jack Wahrenberger College Preparatory Geraldine Wallace College Preparatory Billie Jo Waltower College Preparatory Nancy Wampler College Preparatory Lawrence Wanetick College Preparatory Rose Waslis Commercial JoAnne Waters College Preparatory Helen Watson Beauty Culture Roy Weiskircher College Preparatory Carol Weller College Preparatory Fred Westcoat College Preparatory Allen Weston Sheetmetal Edward Weston Business Donald Wetzler College Preparatory Eileen Whitehead Commercial Anna Whiteman Commercial Nancy Whittington College Preparatory Edward Wiernicki Radio Lee Wiesenthal College Preparatory James Wigand Academic Leona Wigand Business Dale Willard Auto Mechanics Gifford Williams Academic Roberta Williams Business Helen Wills Commercial Lenora Wills College Preparatory Arthur Winand Machine Shop D-avid Wineland Machine Shop Patricia Wineland Beauty -Culture Nick Winowitch Drafting Patricia Wisser Commercial Frances Wolf College Preparatory Roberta Wood College Preparatory Edgar Wright College Preparatory Glenn Wunderley Academic Judy Wunderley Academic Roselaine Wunderley Academic Rosemarie Yaga Commercial Patricia Yagan Commercial Thomas Yeager Business John Yencho Diatributive Education William Yotter College Preparatory . f I, ya, V V' ' ww' Z ' C, M ' ., , A, :fi .. fr' , '- m f, ' hi? 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Tx 'MQW - 1 URGHHIZHEIU - - , 1 f . . . . , 1. h f I K ,Q - -, . , . .r -..x. ,. , ,, TUDE T CQUNCIL 6 , ' Qu-a -.f Q ....,....- ......t,,....-V ..,, .. f - ., ,f rt f ' 1 1. 1 ifnif v',g is I T, 151551 5 ,, ,stag COUNCIL OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Clerk Donna Smith, Sergeant at Arms Edward Krajack, Vice President Glenn Shample, President David Rankin, Adviser Mr. Harry Carlson, Secretary Jacqueline Rice, HIS YEAR's Student Council, with Mr. Harry L. Carlson as adviser, planned pep rallies, sponf sorecl the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and conducted an intensive Community Chest drive. Council oflicers are elected from student norninaf tions in a busy campaign featuring a primary and Treasurer Ioan Manning. a general election. Senior Dave Rankin presided over this year's Executive Council composed of six oflicers and three students from each class. The Executive Council meets twice each week, and the General Council of two members from each home room meets once each month. .. COUNCIL DELEGATES - FIRST ROW: Phyllis Gurcsik, Janis Benedict, Jean Pohelia. SECOND ROW: jack LoBue, Linda Lynch. THIRD RVOW: Edward Schuette, Paula Paulsen, Scott Harrison, Tom Mathie. lli., EW THIS YEAR at Vocational is the Student Council. Elected with politif cal campaign fanfare, the group works for the betterment of school conditions, arf ranges a social program, and helps make school regulations. The Council sponsored a bowling league for Vocational students. A companion organization, also new, is Gear Club. An activities honorary society, its members consist of the oliicers of all other clubs. Gear Club is in charge of the social calendar. Among the group's ref sponsibilities are furthering good citizen- ship in the school and encouraging participation in school activities. TUDENT CCDUNCIL .,.y,....L...,...s......,. -4 - a GEAR 'CLUB-FIRST R'OW: Phyllis McDonald, Barbara Daniel' son, Carole Davidson, Betty Severino, Beatrice Lee. SECOND ROW: Robert Forney, Dave Davis, James Giles, Robert Rodwich, Don Maize, Norman Brown. THIRD ROW: David Wineland, Joe Kapis, Steve Mehalcik, Kenneth Mayne, David Makavickas. FOURTH R'OW: Bill Drum, Homer Iones, Richard McCorkle, Henry Kropp, Jack Lydon. I STUDENT COUNCIL-FIRST ROW: Norman Brown, Treasurer Don Maize, Secretary Carole Davidson, President James Giles, Geraldine Sandusky, Larry Hill, Royce Janis. SECOND ROW: Dave Davis, Dave Sommers, Henry Kropp, George Vortolome, George Fulmer, Arthur Barillo, Ray Plutko, Ron Ashton. THIRD ROW: Harold Craine, John Martin, Joe Kapis, Ronald Ulm, Gary Boch, Alan Cox, Robert Forney, James Hall. UUUGH-H-H1011 LANNING AND MAKING a yearbook is a combination' of work and fun. The Work includes identifying pictures and faces, sizing pictures to fit a dummy, writing captions and stories, typing copy, and drawing page layouts. Although there is tedious work involved, a cheerful group of teenagers has fun preparing a yearbook. Staff members learn to expend energy usefully and to develop original ideas, Cooperation and patience create a smooth running organization in which students learn to work together. to prepare our Youghfaflvlon. EditorfinfChief Betty Anuszf kiewicz proportions pictures -to arrange attractive page layouts. Staff artist Diane Hacker gets admiration from Janice Cray and Don Menzies, The sketches throughout the book were done by Diane. Janice, in addition to her typing duties, conducted the Patrons' campaign. Don was in charge of the sports Department. t LJ' I Q f, fi Typist Arlene Supp and Copy Editor Rose Pochciol overhaul the files. Rose kept track of letters, writefups, and ' notes, putting them safely away where . they could readily be found. ,ff H ,,f ,Ji Sta members Pat McGinn, Dave Mayield, Barbara Danielson, Marsha Eairbaugh, Nick Sisley and Lois Amman gather around the desk in Room 210. As Pat draws page layouts, Dave and Barbara examine the newest proofs from the photographer with suggestions from Nick. Marsha, who was in charge of the Organizations pages, and Lois, who typed manuscript, check accuracy of names. Not in picture: Kay Pry, Associate Editor Dave Wine' land, and Earl Cook. Connie Baczkowski and Frances Caulield get more sentences ready for the printer. Connie proofread manuf script and was in charge of the Senior section. Frances prepared typed copy and took care of group photos for the Underclasses section. Q, .fjgel in v P , ,n an 1 . t-rff'fn+f41'f'f2r -1 ibi- -'fl N -nfl 4,2 4, . ,, , , fy . A 1 -ar- T+zN2 4? SENIOR BAN IT H 112 MEMBERS and bright twoftone uniforms, Senior Band is McKeesport High's largest and most colorful music group. Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Krysik, the band is busy from prefschool marching practices in August until its 'final appearance on the graduation platform in June. The group appears at football games, in local parades, at civic functions, in a MidfWinter concert, in the Spring Music Festival, and in district and state music contests. During football season Senior Band presents new halfftime drills at each game, both at home and away. This means a fresh show every week for ten weeks. Daily practices during the season are usually two hours long, beginning at eight in the morning. In the Pennsylvania Music and Forensic League competition, the Senior Band .has won the top rating of Superior for six straight years, the most recent being the win on May 1, 1954, at Williamsport, Pa. 0 Cr nw MAIORETTES-FIRST ROW: Emily Rodavich, Helen Ferry, Ioan Prailey, Geri Wallace, Carol Carnahan, Billie Waltower, Betty .Samurda, Andrea Petach, Leah Coe. n e EDITORIAL STAFF--FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Jones, EditorfinfChiefg Renay Mandel, Managing Editor, Ferne Klein, Features, Audrey Leitzell, Clubs, Tom Mathie, Sports. SEOOND ROW: Nancy Lee Marchese, Exchange, Debra Judd, News, Helen Matason, Art, Jacqueline Rice, Columns, Mr ARTIST, TYPISTS-Diane Hacker of the art staff and the typists Cleft to rightj Connie McCoy, Carol Daczkowf ski, Louise Gresko, Carol Myers, Mary Louise Smith, Joanne Middlemiss, Marilyn Moore. SHAW REPORTERS - FIRST ROW: Toni Klasnick, 'Carol White, Gerry Markos, Paula Macik. SEC' OND ROW: David Junker, Peggy MacIntosh, Samuel Solomon, Mabel Jones, Robert Sicora. RED AND BLUE NY QUESTION concerning McKeesport High School is answered in our school newspaper, the Red and Blue. Directed by EditorfinfChief Mary Ellen Jones and advised by Mr. Foster Beatty, editors and reporters present a news coverage of all school events and provide an outlet for student ideas. Like any other top notch newspaper, the Red and Blue contains stories, original cartoons, photographs, and editorials which express the student's viewpoint. Through hard work the staff has published a news' paper which won first honors at the University of Pittsburgh's High School Publications Institute. 9 . NX. i ,. GEORGE WASHINGTON REPORTERS-Standing around chief reporter Rose Marie Savasta are James Flynn, Pete Malloy, Sue Hilty, Connie Campbell, Janet Rosen' berg, Frankie Fedas. - llll Q7 'ti 1'V' f , f f, ll 2 EZ H' 4:44-seize qi -- E55 i 'Q 47 '7.7'v REPORTERS-FIRST ROW: Stefh Michaels, lane Pohelia, Janet Weisberger, Nathalie Collins, Janice Wood. SECOND ROW: Kay McLaughlin, Pat Chaney, Nancy White, Maryanne Wysocki, Gay Buchanan, Carol Pazur, Dorothy Hutsko. THIRD ROW: Ray Metz., Alan Davidson, Ralph -Hoffman, Rosalie Gland, Bill Graham, Dennis Uhrin, Clarissa Curry, Ronnie Stegman. IN FRONT: G. Wallace, D. Patton, G. Gill. FIRST A, Gibson, K. Mu,-dock, C. Alma C. Smart, E- Little, H ROW! R- Pieffle- E- Weston, B- I-ifltofli V- Bell, .L Ross, A, Sgattoni, B. Smart, B. Bell, B. Barkemeyer, I Olson, N. Calhoun, B. Marksteiner, C. Niedzialek, M. Lapcevicl FQ'URTH R-QW: F. Doehlax C' Cusick, A Burtner, I. Pecar, B. Pratt, P. Solano, W. Kendall, P. Johnston, R. Fglk, C. Dafmels, E- Savage,-J. CO1f1eShiN Heilman. SECOND ROW: H. Owoc, L. Coccia, R. Gil' Davidson, G. Papp, D. Ulm. FTFTH RQW: R. Krall, B christ, B. Zolten, L. Immel, A. Jacobs, M. Kreta, R. Hodgess, R. Svec, G. Cooper, V, Barth, B, Miller, P Bianconi, M. Abbott, L. Thompson, R. Beidl, B. Rodgers, Harper, M. Noll, H. Beck, H. Dancey, D. Vignevic, I D. Boyd, B. Rechter. THIRD ROW: R. Izsak, D. Zambo, Lockhart, M. Q,-el-and, D' Degcefanoj P. petruui, R P. Miller, T. Hinkle, E. Guffey, D. Maxwell, C. Knapton, Seastedt, B. Meredith, W. Mason, J' Hammitt, G' Ewers E. Bridges, L. Rudolph. SENIOR CHOIR I EST KNOWN of McKeesport Highs vocal music groups is A ' X f Senior Choir, directed by lvk. Richard Barrett. On May 1, 1954, I the Choir earned the top rating of Superior in statefvvide competition. Although A Cappella performs before civic groups and in assembly programs, its main efforts are directed to four yearly, projects: operetta, winter concert, spring concert, and forensic competition. Special groups like the Octet and Girls' Ensemble are drawn from membership in the Choir. The groups student governing board was headed this year by President Vince Barth. The other ollicers: Dave Boyd, vice president, Dolores Patton, secretaryg Richard Beidl, manager, Marilyn Overand, librarian. 1 ., v A , g . .:,, l i ' X v '- tl 1 . --M 'N I Xa.. MUSIC APPRECIATION-jack Hammitt illustrates dominant harmony chords in Mr. Barrett's history and appreciation of music class. Other class members are Erma Little, Cassie Niedzialek, Adrienne Geltz-seated, and William Rendulic, Dolores Patton, Tom Rosetti-standing. For seniors interested in the study of music the class offers a basic understanding of harmony and solfeggio. SENICJR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Kemp, P. Jenkins, N, Wampler, M, Wysocki, B, Markstiener, S, lszauk, P Harper, A. Jacobs, B. Geyer, D, DeStefano, C. Crissman, H. Ross, E, Savage, C. Barnes, D Banosky, C. Niedzialek, P. Matta, L, Mesko, M, Movic, M, Iollife, SECOND ROW: E. Gaither M. Metzler, M, Matie, N. Wargo, 5, Rack, I, Lockhardt, M. Orvik, E, Carr, C. King, N. Badders L. Thompson, M, Overand, L, lmmel, C, Smart, P, Elkins, G, Papp, A. Gibson, D, Maxwell B. Gilbert, P. Davis. THIRD ROW: C. Stanley, K, Murdock, C, Napton, M. Seligo, P. Bertofy P. Pratt, M. Gulyban, P, Doehla, R. Pardoe, C, Daniels, Colflesh, M, Neiman, C. Alm, D Billick, M. Kreta, I. Reitz, E. Little, G. Black, M. Smith, Waters, M. Burton, H. Wills L. Heath. r 1 1 v SENIOR ORCHESTRA f,:4.vv.4 my-f:fy::,zf.,'y ZQQQQKLQ yfvs-CQ-vyftfy .QW -- f ,vw f-ws.-, B-1,: , 459- :v,.,f.r,4,-'f.f'p'v .- . .:f sf .fvmg-. .f.f,-v.-'4,: 1 -I f ,.,s:f:f '- , 0,4 X V w BOY'S GCT ET FIRST ROW: Richard Beidl, James Lapcevic, David Boyd, William Linton, William Smart, Larry Coccia, Victor Bell. SECOND ROW: Robert Mer' edith, -William Miller, Vince Barth, Gordon Ewers, Anthony Sgatfoni, The accompanist is Jack Hammitt. EETHOVEN AND HAYDN echo in the halls of McKeesport High when Senior Orchestra responds to the baton of Mr. Joseph Krysik. With strings, Woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments, the group plays advanced music. Daily class meetings and special 8:00 A.M. rehearsals prepare the orchestra for its winter and spring concerts and for contest competition. On May 1, 1954, at Williams' port, Senior Orchestra won the top Pennsylvania rating of Superior ,Maw-we M49 ww I' ij Qi? FIRST ROW: Emilie Raclavich, Bernice Rosenberg, Sandra Wargo, Hilda Napolidano, Judy Jacobs, Roberta Krauss, Roberta Law, Janet Weisberger, SPEECH Judy Gault, Elaine Benson, Babs Cherry, SECOND ROW: June Phar, Donna Shrader, Toby Chotiner, Kay McLaughlin, Roberta Wood, Carol Pazur, Rosalie Gland, Mona Lotz, Nancy Krow, Peggy DePaulis, Diane Acklin. THIRD ROW: Warner Larson, Dick Johnson, Dave Feldman, Fred Ackerf man, Bill Graham, Nich Macchiarolo, Richard Watson, Harry Rosenbleet, Bree PEECH AND DRAMATICS were organized in a new program this year, under the guidance of Miss Helen Malseed. 'With the basic aim of having .the student enjoy expressing himself, both groups present programs and compete in Forensic League Larry Wanetick, Bob Zolten, Dave Bruce, Jack Ely, Alan Davidson, Don n. Federal government initiate a policy of free trade among the free nations of the world? Speech Team members give original orations, readings and extemf poraneous talks. Newest feature was Sophomore Speech, two groups learning the fundamentals of contests. speech as preparation for membership in Dramatics The Debate Team discussed the topic:'Should the Class and Speech Club. ' if if SWWW ? ., I 1A .-,, T ..,. T ,. D RA M A T ICS eff QQ 'W .awf y 'ict ' fif W U 6 9, .gag !.,i , , :W aj' f al.,-fl, ,- FIRST ROW: s. Tully, L. Lundberg, A pw Ja , 1, caughey, B. Frey, C. Pyle, K. Mad' if I den, D. Lewis, P. Lugarich, C. Mills, M. Wills, G. Morrison, B. Millington, G. Guggenheim, K. Calman, C, Sher' mer. SECOND ROW: P. Wills, A. Strawniak, S. Slack, K. Miller, B. Maxie, P. 'Mitchell, J. Shaw, B. En' dress, S. Dobos, P. Norton, C. Beres, M. Landstrom, M, Rohac. THIRD ROW: T. Sanetta, W. McIntosh, Kusic, M. Blagovich, E. Barna, S. Lucat, M. Blauth, W. Liddle, G. Battles, P. Henderson, S. Molnar, J. Dunn, Ungar, R. Friberg. 5, :nal SENICR Y-TEENS THE CABINET - FIRST RIOW: Council Representative joan Caughey, Secretary Janice Cray, President Iac' queline Rice, Vice President Veronica Strager, Treasurer Margaret Schaming. SECOND 'R-OW: Linda Immel, Zoe Peckman, Beverly Scott, NancyWan1pf ler, Nancy Hansgen, Margaret Copper. THIRD ROW: Adviser Miss Iac' queline Brown, Nancy Park, Lois Am' man, Lenora Wills, Peggy DePaulis. JOHN SHAW HI-Y E THE CABINET- FIRST ROW: Dan Pack, Gene Danko, Chaplain Iirn Beisler, Tom Mathie, Sam Larson, Jim Vickers. SECOND ROW: Dan Plum' mer, Treasurer Gary Slater, Second Vice President Fred Westcoat, Presif dent Nick Sisley, First Vice President Bill Liddle, Secretary Jerry Kalassey, Adviser Mr, August M. Schad. JUNIOR Y-TEENS THE -CABINET-FIRST ROW: Iudy Wargo, Ioan Sieber, Ruth Falk, Kay McLaughlin, SECOND ROW: Shirley Dobos, Clarissa Curry, 'Gail Carnahan, Joan Manning, Lucille Yarnovic, THIRD 'ROW: Adviser Mrs. Betty Greenewald, Council Representative Suzann Tully, President ,lane Pohelia, Vice President Barbara Cherry, Secref tary Marie Olinski. Not in Picture: Treasurer Nancy Beall. 1 VOCATION AL HI-Y THE CABINET - FIRST R'OW: james Hall, President Robert Hoffman, Robert Messinger, SECOND ROW: Treasurer Tom Hyduk, First Vice President Kenneth Mayne, Second Vice President 'George H.orr, Chaplain Melvin Wichelman. THIRD ROW: Adviser Mr. George McConnell, Sec' retary Bill Drum. If 4 s 2? lf, xi Ja N, VOCATIONAL Y-TEENS TI-IE CABINET-4Council Representative Bea' trice Lee, Vice President Phyllis McDonald, Sec' retary Betty Severino, President Barbara Daniel- son, Treasurer Kathleen Tolner., The adviser for the group was Miss Jane Mason. JUNIOR-SENIOR Y-TEENS THE CABINET-FIRST ROW: La' Verne Urquhart, Yvonne Urquhart, Marva Walker, Lillian Waite, Vice President Leola Gasden, Secretary and Treasurer Dolores Mack. SBOO'ND PQOW: Vonceil Bell, Wilhemina Branch, 'Chaplain Peggy Daye, Patricia Davis, Peggy Allen, President Shirley Johnson, Barbara Allen. The adviser for the group was Miss Audrey Nelson. ' :arg-Q wtf, ,L ' - H fa. 4- mi. -V C ww 4,2 ,.,, - W- .'.-, , .,,V ,A,, , i .f ,1..,.,, .L:. Q , f ,-wo 154, ,QW 4:-z,.,,, ,yr 1 of 4 ,. f- f' iifrf jggakg ., ...A 4.1-:af ' W 1 'V-'-33? an we -Us 4, 1, mf W . My WZVW gunz 'W , 'K '2' 'Q Q1 Uv, EQQQQQ' iaggagkik 2552 , I 'V gs if fe 3' QM 'Y 'Wyfli' ' t :ww 'f ' i 'Wi Y'f'f'?'WG'ffW -fffrferxnnwa ' ax- .-- -v ., .E X. -. NX lkfi LATIN CLLI B EXECUTIVE BOARD-LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Ann Gilbert, Janis Benedict, Treasurer Nancy Baum, Leslie McCarthy, Secretary Barbara Cherry, Don Wetzler, President Bill Liddle, Don Breen, Mary Ann Kreta, Tom Petrick, Dianne Hacker, Rosalie Mayer, Phyllis Gurcsik, Karen Dulany. Miss Mary Auld was the group's adviser. N , .sm NN Xt'-V ,. ew my V -,-' X izf OPHOMORES AND JUNICRS prepare for membership 1D Senior Band by I T M T E joining Intermediate Band, a 5Ofpiece organization directed by Mr Joseph Krysik Intermediate Band meets daily in the auditorium for practice, marches in civic parades, learns the fundamentals of precision drills, and during spring Music Week presents concert selections. The band members experience the pleasures and the problems of belonging to an active music group. M5 -11 gk ' I SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB 'OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Adviser Mr, Fred Cullen, President William Liddle, Treasurer Janis Benedict, Vice President Hilda Napolitano, Secretary Nancy Giltrap. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL-FIRST R'OW: Treasurer Ed Schuette, Marie Wills, President Bill Liddle, Vice President Pat Jenkins, Jim Sneddon, SECOND ROW: Secref tary Marilyn Noll, Nela Henline, Carol Gilbert, Sandra Lucot. Miss .Vivian Bowles was the group's adviser, 4 ,1 ,ug ,, , 'ii 1 ' ' , .il ,, -V , UV 5 J 1f?l Li 6uv'Q,Xa , i. 41, : 2 2, a. '51 ii i if-a ,r'i , rl 1 i ,. V '. i L. GERMAN Cl.U B OFFICERS - FIRST ROW: David Bruce, David Feldman. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Jones, Treasurer Sandra Slack, Secretary Sondra Iszauk, Donna Vignevic. THIRD ROW: Vice President James Akers, President Donald Menzies, Miss Martha Anne Verner was the group's adviser. Seniors in Room 211 preserved their home room's distincf tion of top salesmen by again capturing highest honors in Red and Blue and Yough-A-Mon sales. By selling 119 S A L E S L E A D E R S annuals and 107 newspapers, Mr. Schad's room earned its eighteenth consecutive victory for being top room for both publications, and its twentyfseventh victory for being tops in Red and Blue sales. JUNIOR.GIRL9 GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Cooley, M. Fairbaugh, L. Lippert, M. Walker, Turkovic, L. Kalk' brenner, M. Cox, I, Indyke, B. Epolito, S, Provins, L, Shupe. SECOND ROW: M Fuehrer, P, Case, M. Sestile, L, Hobson, B. Stanley, B, Sapura, C. 'Moore, Y. Pryor A. Russell, S. Slack, C, Bumbaugh, S. Iohnson, L, Urquhart, Y, Urquhart, B. Riggs V, Polivchak, THIRD R'OW: S. Nagy, P. Lowry, Phillips, Sieber, D, Metzler A, Hildebrand, R, Minardi, B. Burley, D. Swanson, M, Ruisi, N. Leonard, N, Leech N. Leech, E. Rollason, FOURTH ROW: M. Barker, M, Olinski, A. Kistler, P. Petty 1 a Q 3 B.xForbes, L, Yarnovic, D. Acklin, M. Hall, P, Paulsen, A. Kusic, J, Daugherty, B Daugherty. A' 1 LIBRARY Library staff members spend a period each day assisting in library duties, This year's staff, directed by Librarian Miss Jean MacKinney, inf cluded-FIRST ROW: Don- na Swanson, Marjorie Burt' ner, Marion Rohac, Patricia Sopko, Carma Lagona, Shir' ley Rollason, Kay Serena. SECOND R'OW: Melva Ps o i 1 i I .Mash 'F rf 'll -MU VCCATIONAL GLEE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony YVakh, Dick Ashbaugh, Tony Salvi, Ronnie Ogren, Ronnie Jurann, Ray Plutko, Russ Neal, Dan Jacobs, Sam Kritikos, Neil King, Bill Lapcevic, Paul Pociaslc, John Bury, David Gregor, Bill Dickinson, Jim Caldwell, Amil Krueger, Conrad Hon' enherger, John Haeberlin, Dan Vlfilliams. The group was directed by Mr, John Beiswenger. ? I 1 174' STAFF . Blagovitch, Janet Clawson, Donna Kirchner, Elaine Pat' . Helen Dancy. THIRD ROXV: Elaine Ryan, Kathef rine Hassler, Yvonne Mar' hefka, Rosalie Mayfer, Vickie Hadad, Janet lndyke, Judy Mathie, Not in picture: Paula Petty, Janet Thompson, Margo Wander, Eleanor terson, Rosemarie Yaga, , Baron. 'Udsf 4 .nit x , 7 Y A Y Y V - ' . L - I - M41 1 , ...M . , . -rn , . V , g i, 2 x '- w , . - 'F V --- Wu.: ..... I -f I -W .. V M BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROVV: R. Pratt, D. Boyd, YV. Rechter, R. Barkemeyer, H. Owoc, L, Coccia, V. Bell, J. Olson, J. Pecar. SECOND ROVJ: R. Zolten, E. Weston, W, Smarti W. Miller, R. Meredith, XX-'. Mason, D. Zambo, P. Solano, R. Hodgess, R. lzsak, M. Feldman, J. Stev, THIRD RCVV: T, Hinkle, R. Krall, L, Rudolph, G. E-WHS, V. Barth, R. Svec, YV, Kendall, YV. Linton, M. Chidester, R. Pierce, A. Sgattoni, R. Beidl, J. Lapcevic, G. Cooper, W. Bell, J. French, E, Kohler, The pianist is A. Gelrz. S 1 ll S FIRST ROW: Treasurer Mary Beeler, Vice President Karen Dulaney, Presif E dent Donna Smith, Council Represenf tative Phyllis Gurcsik, Secretary Nancy Contakos, SECOND ROW: Carol Y,T Naspinsky, Doris Altemus, Jane Breif tinger, 'Carolyn Judkins. THIRD ROW: Caroline Zorn, Sandra Lucot, Janis Benedict, Carol Babyak. The adviser for the group was 'Miss Rose' mary Dixon. TEN OR MORE CLUB A student who sells at least ten YoughfAfMons wins membership in this club. This year's members sold 78 books. From the left are Zelda Braslawsce, Room 211, who led with 20 sales, YoughfAfMon editor Betty Anuszkie' wicz., Room 210, with 15 sales, Nick Sisley, Room 211, 12 sales, Bill Liddle, Room 211, 17 sales, Pat Jenkins, Room 208, 14 sales. T ORGANISTS FIRST ROW: Ioan Sieber, Phyllis Gurcsik, Cassie Niedzialek, Marjorie Rancik, Esther Caruso, Arlene Dunn. SECOND RKOW: Jane Steiner, Don.na Smith,' Ruth Seastedt, Ellen Gross, jack Hammitt, The organists study and perform under the direction of Mr. E. O. McKee. PICTURE OPERATORS MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS, VOCATIONAL- FIRST ROW: A. Pastor, M, Penn, W. Montgomery, D. Patton, B. Danielson, C, Davidson, N, Olsavsky. SEC' OND ROW: I. Lydon, R, Gross, A. Pogen, R, Pomycala, D. Knoll, Adviser Mr, I. M. Jones, T. Kalman. THIRD ROW: H. Kropp, G. Urish, G. Bramucci, W. Sherry, K. Johnson, G. Hobson, L. Nixon. FOURTH ROW: E. Burak, D, Wineland, S. Zager, T. Race, H. Jones, A. Nahory, Martin. FIFTH ROW: G, Kern, R, Day, R. Hitchens, Kapis, W. Ritchie, Stanchik. At the pro- jectorare P. Wineland and R. Wunderley. SOPHCMCJRE Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: Clara Allen, Norma Russell, Anna Williams, Council Representative Jeanette Thompson, Mary Donnell. SECOND ROW: Sec' rer,aryfTreasurer Doris Davis, Patty Crutchfield, Mary jane Iawrence, President Barbara Walker. The group was advised by Miss Georgia Urquhart. J if I - A MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS, HIGH SCHOOL- FIRST ROW: Edward Stanesic, Stanley Moore, James Svec, Alan Gardner. SECOND ROW: James Parke, Glenn Wunderley, Edward Banick, Ted Magdic, Adviser Mr. J. A. Sabol. THIRD ROW: Raymond Hinerman, Steve Oleska, Stephen Pastor, Larry Brown, Iohn'Mills, joe Gottesman. 6 -5 SGPHOMORE GLEE CLUB Sophomores who like to sing and who want to Win places in Senior Choir get enjoyment and training in Mr. Bar' rett's Sophomore Girls' Chorus and Sophomore Mixed Chorus. , -iyvx USHERS BASKETBALL USHERS - Richard Mcliorkle, Kenneth Mayne, David Makavickas, George Horr, Bill Drum, Richard Korieth. Mr. Louis Dunlop was in charge of both usher groups. FOOTBALL USHERS - FIRST RIOW: Robert Brown, Blair Knerman, Eugene Kadar, Charles Turley, Joe Ungar, Dan Helmstadter, James Svec. SECOND ROW: Richard Friberg, Bela Nemeth, Dan Kansa, Charles Baldridge, Ted Magdic, Dave Helm' stadter, Jack Donnelly, THIRD ROW: john Petrick, Ron Svec, Robert Holl- rnan, Bill Liddle, Ellis Sernke, Steve Pastor, Don Breen. SPURES -' vb ' . -' ' 'n. N 1 'QE , , .,-.wf..,.'Sa'-a.,- .s , H' - ,N ,s, , 1' . - v . xv , , A -,a ,4, ,K . K cf an , 1 ,I ki, 1 xl., . . N .wo w- , ,. ., , . -,5 ,-N 1 s , v .- . . ,, . . . , Ml. .Shiv J, K , . --T, 4,3 it-N. . I ' ,. x p X 1- 1' wv '- x.l5u ,-1-4' 6 ,Z x x ., - gay. '-'P-rikius' 2 1 ' , .H - ,A .L J. -. ,el N , . ,-, - 1. 1 ' P' r- , X. B . 34, QT. -3 ji -' QU . , - X si , b-'4 Q. g c - , 511.1 r Ng. , -, . ,f.,.--'.,,1 , A J I-Xa, .V W: 1 ,, . f I' 1,'X.,4., , X' ' , V- 1 x , . ,,. , -:fe ' 1. ., w, Q ..' , ..' ' . W., sv NL. .Z .--M - x b Q - L H w A -D' '-,if N X x5,Q3.-at vf 4- wk., . - The McKeesport forward wall converges on Clairton backs to check a thirdfqu-arter drive . . . Bob Forney fright, sweeps around end behind the interference of James Pettiford and Lacy Richardson. THE 1954 'VARSITY-FIRST ROW: Richard Butrym, John Durham, Herman Scholer, Carl Hula, Mike James, Richard Manspeaker, Jack Sivak, Dan Plummer, John Giannandrea. SEG OND RO'W: Tom O'Toole, Ray Neyman, Don Maize, James Pettiford, Bob Messner, Larry Kunkle, Gary Slater, Norman Brown, Bob Forney, Edgar Kohler. THIRD ROW: Manager Ed Izsak, Jim Wigand,' Ross Fichtner, Frank Vabic, Lacy Richardson, Roy Bartges, Richard Petro, Emil Zager, Ed Kovac, Bob Virostek, Ron Grace, Manager Al Bleiberg. S, , if-, 'NX-T K says? . OGTBALL MC KEESPORT HIGH wrapped up its 1954 football campaign with a record of four vicf tories and six defeats. This doesn't tell the story, however, as the Tigers, coached by Harold Duke Weigle, proved to be a troublesome opponent in WPIAL Class AA competition. Getting off to a poor start, the 1954 Tigers won only one of their first four games. Then came a pair of striking upsets as they downed high-ranking New Castle, 12f6, in a wellfplayed game, racking up 264 yards and 16 first downs, the next week they proceeded to hand a 19f13 setfback to the Trojans from Johnstown, who were rated before the contest as top team in points in the Class AA race. Following this taste of victory, the Tiger gridders suffered another slump, dropping three 'in a rowg in the finale, with a combination that clicked, they romped over Turtle Creek, 27-6. MCK. O 20 7 6 12 19 0 0 7 27 1954 VARSITY SCHEDULE Sept. 10 Sept. 17 'Sept. 24 :'Oct. 1 'Oct. 8 Oct 16 Oct 22 Oct 29 Nov. 5 'Nov. 12 'AA Contests Glassport .......... Central Catholic .... Aliquippa ......... Clairton -... New Castle . . . Johnstown .... Duquesne ..... New Kensington Jeannette Turtle Creek .... . . s Vs' K . K QU' 1--.M .. f Q . -,.,f,Y,,,7f5l ,J 4,4 The MHS band in a bell formation to accompany 'iRing Dem Bells, part of the halfftime show Snirituals on Parade at the Central Catholic game. . -ww' V .Jaan-vuvunqvcwwzug.-p., if-main.-L nf,-svv..,:1,.,,umac Mef.rmnn,wm7,f'f. - . fwflwsu Tigers in action, showing the rough and tumble and the speed of the gridiron sport: quarterback Bob Forney, No. 38 fleftj . . . halfback Lacy Richardson, No, 25, and guard John Gian' nandrea, No. 41 fleft, belowj . . . halfback Norm Brown, No, 35 fbelowl. 'Wi M ,.,. . f M V , ,K Ll Halfback Carl Hula eludes a diving Duquesne tackler to lug the pigskin .for a first down. Cheerleaders--Linda Immel, Jackie Rice, Roberta Wo.od, Linda Lynch, Marilyn Roth, Nancy Beall. The Tiger is Pat Jenkins. f 1' 4 Tiger Coaching Staff: Assist' ant Coach Allen Hager, Assistant Coach Charles Schaeffer, and Head Coach Harold Weigle. Band Director Joseph Krysik brings the football crowd to its feet for the National Anthem. - f Qiliziiiiit '55 'ff MCK. 13 6 42 6 13 21 39 X . if f 231.15 if ,. , ...M ft JE., H JU IOR VARSITY 1954 SCHEDULE Sept. Sept. Oct, Oct. Oct, Nov, Nov, 13 20 18 11 25 1 8 OPP- Swissvale 0 Monessen O Glassport O 'Clairton 6 Wilkinsbur 16 Turtle Creek 20 Freshmen 6 . .5 M4 A 4 6 4, . f, 5:11, ,., Q I I , , -. vvnq ,,,.., f V ., . . -rf ,-fn Q ,...' fr fifif iff' 1: 7214 'v ' 1 1 el' 2 i 3 ' , ' W ' if 1. 1 ' ' Quarte a Bo g w wf . f w if - C eY - 4, rf Q:-pan.. -' M 2- fi--',4.::v-:':,f '-Q: -'-f'H-mf. f - 'f Halfback Lacy Richardson End Dan Plummer Halfback Norm Brown M ' . FIRST R1OW: Frank Haines, Fortunato Perri, Alan Gardner, Frank Plaskon, Carman Maglicco, Jessie Mikell, Victor Bazzone, Jim Fitzgerald. SEOOND ROW: Floyd Neyman, Vince Gayvert, Lynn Kiser, Jim Lockhart, Jerry Moore, Dick Boyd, Ocie Paige, Leon Katz. THIRD R'OW: Manager Mike Petro, Manager 'Robert Vargo, Eddie Schuette, Bob Puhala, Karl Butcher, Ed McKivitz, Lou Washowich, Emery Toth, Jim Lacey, Lou Bauer, Manager Joe Turkaly. FOURTH R'OW: Charles Wrana, Ronnie Ashton, Harris Dulany, Ernie Lofgren, Bill Kimling, Marty Baker, Bob Davis, Tom Riley, Manager Rudy Orman. 'f FRESHMAN FOOTB LL Shaw O 7 21 25 14 7 7 SHAW AVENUE-FIRST ROW: Ed Leonard, Dave Gonzales, Albert Nixon, Robert Pardoe, Dennis Juhasz, Tom Frum, Richard Gergely, SECOND ROW: William Miller, Steve Brletic, Jim Jones, John Ratesic, Warren Walter, James Junecko, Frank Maglicco, Manager Joe Procacini. THIRD ROW: Manager Aaron Finklestein,,,Goach James Vitsas, Mike Vidnovich, Ed Manning, George Kostuch, Dave Acheson, John Burger, Isaac Brown, Alex Farmer, Manager -Larry Toms. SHAW AVENUE SCHEDULE GEOPQGE WASHINGTON SCHEDULE Opp. G.W. Opp. Sept, 22 Washington ...... ..... 6 13 Sept, 24 Wilkinsburg ............ 14 Sept. 30 at Penn Township . . . . 7 0 Oct, 1 at 'Munhall ....... . . . 13 'Oct. 11 Port Vue ...... . 0 19 'Oct, 7 Aliquippa .... . . 7 Oct. 14 Glassport ......... . 6 31 Oct. 13 Monessen .... . . O Oct. 21 at Duquesne .............. 13 39 Oct. 21 at Glassport .... . . 0 Sept. 16 George Washington ..... 28 29 Oct. 7.5 Shaw Avenue . . . . 7 Oct. 27 Donora ............... 12 19 Oct. 28 Port Vue . . . . 7 3 J '3 1 Tlglfif, filff, .iii fl 1' ' W: 553 fiyfi gp fZ1gf,,,,,,, fg,cf,.1,ff3, 31 .eef fff 2133, +-all GEORGE WASHINGTON-FIRST ROW: Lowell Thomas, Jack Pollock, Don Sczymarek, Bob Petras, Lynn Gregory, Jim Fink, Edward Dunlay, Bill McDevitt, Jeff Travers. SECOND ROW-: Howard Gerendash, Tony Baczkowski, Ray B-adstibner, Bill Snyder, Romel Nicora, Sam Gallucci, Regis Giles, David Ely, Howard George, Tony Morini, Harold Bumbarger. THIRD ROW: 'Coach Charles White, 'Clifford Wise, Bob Tanney, Paul Shultz, Larry Laird, Bob Little, Bill Gashler, John Gregory, Jack Fichera, Gene Trojan, Bob Cunningham, Pete Malloy. NS Kdskffbdll In the opener with Monessen, Heller and Danko leap high to take the ref bound Cleftj, a deciding factor in their play throughout the season . . , Danko fbelowl drives in for a layfup against Turtle Creek with Markovich awaiting the rebound. THE VARSITY-Dennis Kuremsky, James Falis, David Rankin, 'Gene Danko, George Krajack, Walter Gibbons, Stewart Heller, Tom Markovich, Ronald Protz, Bruce Keen, Argyle Robinson, Edward Ziobro, Robert Mintz, Ronald Ivkovich, Glenn Shample. All the Way ED BY COfCAPTAINS Tom Markovich and Gene Danko and coached by Neenie Campbell, the 1955 basketball team broke record after record to attain the top rung of the basket' -ball ladder: the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athf leticaAssociation championship. Fine teamwork, sharp shooting, and smooth ball handling were marks of the Tiger team that earned a total of 1987 points in 29 games. The champions averaged better than 68 points per game, set a new record of 26 wins in one season, and scored a recordfbreaking high of 91 points against Elizabeth. Gene Danko, named to the Allf State Team, shattered individual records, he made 163 free throws and tied with Stu Heller with 138 field goals to lead MHS scoring with 439 points. Fan support for the team was high throughout the season with packed houses for regular games at Vocational Gym and playoffs at Pitt Field House, culminating in a burst of enthusiasm with 4280 fans trekking 'to Philadelphia for the chamf pionship match with Chester. Cne thousand stu' dents and adults joined the band aboard a chartered train, others traveled by plane, bus, and automobile. In all, 8482 spectators crowded the Palestra to witness the thrillfpacked finale. A whirlwind first quarter in the championship tilt saw McKeesport High School outdistance Chester by a score 22f11. In the second quarter the Tigers were overtaken, the lead seesawing until the third period ended in a 40'40 tally. Early in the final stanza Chester gained a four-point lead. With four minutes remaining, McKeesport High School closed the breach as Glenn Shample made two points, Tom Markovich, three, Stu Heller, one, and Dave Rankin, two, Final score-McKeesport 54, Chester 48. The first state championship to come to Mcf Keesport since 1921 brought a cityfwide day of celebration. At 10:00 students gathered for a rallyat Vocational Gym, followed by a parade led by school and city officials to downtown Mc' Keesport. An overflow crowd attended the stu' dent Victory Dance in the evening. Gene Danko Dave Rankin George Kra jack Stewart Heller Tom Mai-kovich Glenn Shample 19544955 SCHEDULE McK. Opp. 59 35 Nov 83 38 Dec. 64 31 Dec 61 46 Dec 54 58 Dec 64 59 Dec 56 27 Dec 71 44 Dec 71 54 Dec - 74 75 Dec 75 46 Nan. ' so 61 Han. - 70 28 alan. 61 62 Jan: e 85 51 Han. 71 51 Han. 91 45 Han. 84 67 xlgeb. 32 15 XFeb. 68 41 'l'Feb. 38 25 'FFeb. 75 55 gFeb. 81 E6 'l'Feb. 63 1 ,WMM 74 53 MMM 76 61 'k'5Mar 76 54 'mlvlar 76 54 MMM. 54 48 5MMar. 26 at all all at at at HC at at at at at at Monessen .... McKees Rocks Tutrle Creek . Wilkinsburg . Farrell ...... Aliquippa . . . Charleroi . . . Alumni . . . Johnstown . . . Overbrook . . Johnstown . . Duquesne . . . Clairton . . Munhall .... Washington . Homestead . . Glassport . . . Elizabeth .... Duquesne . . . Clairton . . . Munhall .... Homestead Q . Glassport .... Elizabeth .. Ford City Greensburg .. Farrell ...... lohnstown . .. South High . Chester ..... , 55League Game 'HPlayoffs, Pitt Field House W'?Championship, Philadelphia t 729 4 THE PRIZE-Dave Rankin and Tom Markovich join Coach Campbell to display the state championship trophy The impres sive trophy is inscribed with the names of fifteen basketball players 41-.- JU IOR VAR ITY Winning nineteen of their twenty games, the Junior Varsity, coached by Mr. James Steel, had one of the best seasons in J.V. history, Losing only the opening game of the season, the reserves swept through league play undefeated. THE TEAM-FIRST ROW: Lanny Van Eman, Jerry Kittiko, Clifford Whitehead, Lou Washof wich. SECOND ROW: Stephen Pastor, James Rainforth, William Pryor, Jack Mulligan, Ed' ward Krajack, THIRD ROW: Manager Robert Stiehl, Jack Sivak, Martin Mihalek, George Flaherty, John Giannandrea, Coach James Steel. Missing from picture: James Dinley, Alvin Perhacs. GEORGE WASHINGTON-The Red Skins under Coach Jay Priest again won the Section 5 Junior WPIAL title, making seven title vicf tories in the last eight years. -They scored an almost perfect season with 17 wins and only one loss, this at the hands of Shaw Avenue. THE TEAM-FIRST ROW: Jerry Urish, Drew Williamson, Tom Carnish, Dom Perrotta, Cap' tain Tom Reilly, Bill Myers, Tony Orlando, Murray Weinberg., SECOND ROW: Richard DePaulis, Anthony Marini, Nicky DelBene, Bill Baugh, Bob Little, Bill Josek, Tony Baczkow- ski, Mike Boncarosky, Coach Priest. SHAW AVENUE-Coach Edmund Kittiko's Shawnees also gathered laurels, as they annexed the Section 6 Junior WPIAL crown. The Shaw quint won all ten league games and lost only two of nine exhibitions: they closed the season with an outstanding 17 and 2 mark. THE TEAM-FIRST ROW: Leonard Pettif ford, George Kostuch, Robert Anthony, Steve Bereletic, Al Nixon, Ed Manning, Bill Miller, Gorden Cook, Bruce Beck. SECOND ROW: Duane Junker, Charles Kelley, John Allen, Elmer Smith, Bernard Rogers, James Cunning- ham, Wilbert Brown, Tom Barton, Dave Carl- son, Coach Kittiko. 77 2 -4 ' wfq 1954 GOLF SQUAD-David Mayfield, Frank Geruschat, Nick Sisley, Harry Riemenschnieder, Stephen Dorenda, Coach Campbell. Steve Dorenda fright1 demonstrates a graceful stroke on the putting green in a prefgame warm' . In the second match with Turtle Creek, Frank Geruschat fright, beloW1 blasts from a sand trap onto the ninth green, up. MCK. 13iV2 IOV2 6Vz IZV2 15 131V2 6 April April May May May May May 19 54 SCHEDULE 27 North Huntingdon 30 at Wilkinsburg ..... 4 at Turtle Creek .... 7 Turtle 'Creek .... 11 at North Huntingdon 15 Wilkinsburg ..... 18 Turtle Creek .... 'l' Playoff at Alcoma OPP- IXV2 4V2 8i1f2 ZV2 0 IV2 9 GOLF IGER COLFERS in the spring of 1954 came within three points of retaining the Section 5 championship. After sweeping easily through five of their six regular matches, Coach Campbell's squad bowed to Turtle Creek in a playoff .by a 9f6 tally, The lowest score for the. season was'76, shot by Mayheld CMay 111 and Sisley fMay 151, folf lowed closely by 77, shot by Dorenda fMay 71 and Ceruschat fMay 151. ,ti 4.1 x 4 V R Z, wif! A 69 'NSN an I, may 1 ' ' -,nf . ' ' , , , rjfafwnai.. V 1 ASEB LL OACH FALLQUIST's Tiger nine closed the 1954 session with a record of four wins to six losses. Three of the victories were exhibitions with Donora, Pitcairn, and Glassportg the fourth was a league game with Munhall. Five of the losses were in Section 18 competition against Clair' ton, Duquesne, and Munhall, the sixth was a post' season exhibition with Glassport. Ron Maser hurled good ball for the Tigers, striking out an average of six men per game. 4 I Q ,. L. ,, ,-sg-.g.,g5,,,Qigijzfljis, ' 5: , M . 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A ' 2 1' Q M n 'lltna-3 9, ,,...,,., V Rightfielder Richard Pomycala at bat in the opener against Donora on the old diamond at Renzie Park. The final two games were played on new Helen Richey Memorial Field. 1954 BASEBALL TEAM-FIRST ROW: Ron Cucchi, Rick Pomycala, Ronnie Maser', Regis Griflin, Roddy Washowich, Tom Essay, Ron Ivkovich, Ray Neyrnan, Bobby Mulgado, Scorer James Lacey. SE-COND ROW: Manager Sam Larson, Denny Kuremsky, Bill Styche, Charles Campbell, Jim Wigand, Jerry Moore, Bob Robb Dick Manspeaker, Emil Zager, Clarance Macon, Managerlack Brown. THIRD ROW: Coach Fallquist, Lanny Van Bman, Billy Beresford, Lou Hutsko, Sal DeSantis, Larry Kunkle, Bd Brakus, Bobby Thompson, Manager Art Hopkins. Out by two strides is Ray Neyman in the open' ing inning of the first game against Munhall, a nofhitter that left MHS on the blank end of an 8fO tally. Coaching at first is Roddy Washowich. 1954 SCHEDULE MCK. 3 April Donora . 12 April Pitcairn . O 'April Munhall 9 April Glassport 3 'April Duquesne 0 'May Clairton 2 'May Clairton 1 'May Duquesne 3 'May Munhall 4 May 17 Glassport 'League Games 3 Q ,fp Wifi if 1 f A 1 my , .,, . , , W 4,: I f 'H C KEESPORT'S TRACK TEAM under Coach Charles Schaeffer and Assistant Coach Ben Disegi copped three of their seven 1954 meets. The thinclads displayed real ight in a thrilling event with Greensburg when they came from behind after trailing for two and a half hours, to win by a scant 1f1f3 points. McKeesport captured the first two meets, then faltered until the finale ,- Crack TRACK TEAM, 1954-FIRST ROW: Haller, Danko, Henry, R, Richardson, L. Richardson, Hula, Kovac, R, Mulgado, Brown, Yencho, Fichtner. SECOND ROW: Henderson, D. Mulf gado, Macon, Pettiford, Beatty, Harper, Ash' baugh, Virostek, Rozzi, Colton, THIRD R'OW: Sechrist, Carr, Bachman, Butrymi, Schneider, Orris, Giannandrea, Wanetick, Scholar, Freid, James, Nabors, Pagliari, Vabic, Haas, Zambo, Forney, Lichalk, Plummer, Clearingthe bars at Vocational oval are Lacey Richardson in the high jump and George Haller flower photoj in the pole vault. uf' when they exploded against Turtle Creek, 102f25. f Q ,- On Ma 1 at the WPIAL Rela s in Latrobe, the , 'v , y ' , 1 1 Y J 1, M 2, ,Ixgf , , li Q . . . 7 f. 14 , , , ' 7 Tigers scored 5 points and on May 14 compiled 15 l y , 1 y A iv G l , J points for fifth pla'ce in the Independent District 'i,.,- Q ,l,, , ' 1 . Meet at Mount Lebanon. , - ,,' f 'Q , A ' Y f ' , L. iff , Q v ' 'fx' . 2 2 g a aiv 1 Q' . wa , f- it 1 Q ' , ., . V 4 , ' f- f. M, ,'f.f, V-, ' f ,J!w'.w.4.,.Af ,'-f f-ef' mi - f xc-'cz .,', r,wi f'f'ff'rfff' 'xx 1-.ar f, ' 1-5 ' . ., f iv I 5, I I A .vvl f? V Y , I ' , . .,,,. .Li I, Ll , 0 vi , I H 'L 1 'tt' 61 . It ' ,. r 1 D A- ,a f , 1 275 V ' j ,LO-, , ,I ft 1 , , V , ii ' ,iif ' . I 1 ,V,V Ronald Kissel V 5 fs y 80 Iva v 1954 SCHEDULE MCK. Opp. 63f2f3 April 21 Greensburg .... 62f1f3 79f2f3 April 29 Duquesne ...... 47f1f3 szfzfs May 4 Mr. Lebanon 94f1f3 33f1f3 May 10 at Clairton, Wilkinsburg . 76-1f3 51f1f3 54 May 11 Central Catholic 73 52 May 18 at Wilkinsburg 75 102 May 20 Turtle Creek 25 Don Mulgado strains for extra inches in the broad jump while Jesse Henderson leads in the 12O'yard high hurdles. Below, right: on the mark for the 180'yard low hurdlesg Perry Harper at the tape in the 22Ofyard dash. ' . uf- '- Q x .5 Q, gg i f . x zzf h j' 'VZ' ' xi 12. I fi 1 L - an -1 . 49 3 , 6 fag ' 2 ' K- ff V 52. . -.Jr-1 'W' ' . Mm I, , , 4 of an sp a' as - ff' 'K . I a Ea 4- , ' A 1? I Q ,p ,X5,,., QW , U X' 5 '32 ,V ,, .,.,....f 'g as WO 4f1 WINS over North Huntingdon gave Coach Joe .Black's tennis squad their only vicf tories in the 1954 season, Twice both Edgewood and Wilkinsburg handed the Tiger netters set' backs, Edgewood blanking the Tigers both times. MCK. O 1 4 O 1 4 April 29 May 3 May 6 May 12 May 13 May 18 TENNIS rs QF? GIRLS' TENNIS-Each spring classes for beginners are offered under the direction of Mrs. Betty Greenewald. The girls practice the basic strokes of the game and learn the rules, scoring, and court structure. In the photo, Betty Anuszkiewicz, Connie Baczkowf ski, Lucy Yarnovic, Barb Frey, and Judy Wargo watch Mrs. Greenewald and Marie Olinski practice a serve. J LN X S' rf C 1954 TENNIS SQUAD - FIRST ROW: Mitchell Einzig, Ed Lynch, Fred Ackerman. SECOND R'OW: Coach Black, Lee Weisenthal, Harry Rosenbleet, Stanley Stempniak. 1954 SCHEDULE OPP at Edgewood . . . . . . 5 at Wilkinsburg ..--... 4 North Huntingdon . 1 Edgewood ......... 5 Wilkinsburg ....... 4 at North Huntingdon . 1 1 - unnfncLHss1 L 1 4.. . X' .ww WSIKWH 1 24 V ,ya vii Q, ., ' 55' m-amp. V 1zif'f,1-fwww f' ' ,afffiqw-.fffgli riff X 1 .Q 'aw , fi ' -A W , fj ' ,ff gf, 04 A 3 f ., 1 5' 13275, M -rwggrrv . 2 .. , 1 332 , f : fi . ,. , sxgzgm vm., ww ,4 4 af 4,4 f ff VL' ,ljfz l K I, . , M 0... Q ggaffswi, 5Q '-L-iff, M- ,V 55 V WV-1,?zmW'f f,,,W' 42-4 .di-. H x f 57 ' ff V. f . we-2 Fiifivf' fa v' '27 A . .,.,,. f , 2,3 Ii K .f 5 f '12 1 , f 1'-,-f.. n-..,,,, Mew f 1 Q 4 Aff 424' ff fi f fw f K uf, ,f yff f f J 11.551 ff, ff 71 ROOM 301 ROOM 300 FIRST ROW: Barbara Frey, Dolores Metzler, Gay Buchanan, Caroline Ren' dulic, Sally Milslagle, Leanore Cornell. SECOND ROW: Aurelia Aguirre, Carol Alm, Pat Zibrat, Nancy Monagf han, Melva Blagovich, Julene Van Buskirk, Hilda Napolitano, Sally Nagy, JoAnn Smith, THIRD ROW: Rose Zoscak, Priscilla -Iollilfe Eileen Rolla' son, Mary Barker, Frances Corcoran, Dorothy Ambro, Bonnie Forbes, Io' Ann Kusic, Virginia Carter. FOURTH ROW: William Graham, Bruce Farkas, Edward Kovac, David Knight, Paul Wargo, Mike Pazuchanics, James McNeilis, Howard Mirnnaugh, Fred Ackerman. 0 OLJT P- - R servo FIRST ROW: Eleanor Baron, Frances Duda, Carole Bumbaugh, Patricia Kennedy, Patricia Lowry, Virginia Laughlin. SECOND ROW: Donna Vignevic, Norma Nogales, Peggy Allen, Roberta Hoy, Geraldine Papp, Mary Sestile, Carol Friend. THIRD ROW: Judith Daugherty, Maryann Bodnar, Bette Bortz., Diane Acklin, Nancy Sterner, Margaret Shank, Barbara Gilbert, Carol Knapton. FOURTH ROW: Robert Morrow, Lydon Wilson, Bill Ludwick, Steve Nyilas, Michael Petro, Charles Bales, Don Dunlop, Elmor Peterson, Bill Larson. FIFTH ROW: Louis Holtz' man, Kenneth Dawson, Robert Pratt, Bob Kulha, Dan Glus, Iim Morrison, William Sexton, James Thomas, Jack Ungar. 4 1 -Q-1 -.,.,.. -.B-.nf R-OOM 302 FIRST ROW: Dolores McKissick, Elaine Gaither, Maxine Pugh, Janice Wetzel, Beverly Burley, Maxine Engle' stad, Gladys Reed, Barbara Ballough, Judith Wargo. SECOND ROW: Judy Jacobs, Eileen Lenart, Donna Ba' kranin, Barbara Diehl, Mary Ann Skrabak, Dorothy Hutsko, Marlene Carpenter, Helen Pozzuto, Nancy Long. THIRD ROW: Betty Austin, Janine Kielar, Rosalie Gland, Florence Urkevich, Margaret Rusnak, Janet Matta, Nancy Davidson, Carol Smart. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Oatman, Ted Haas, Robert Zolten, Donald Breen, Joel Safier, Robert Virostek, Robert Patterson, John Sivak, Richard Paulcheck, John Olson. ROOM 303 FIRST ROW: Shelia Owens, Mary Ruisi, Joanne Dunn, Charlotte Bull, Nancy Riggs, Nancy Bernick, Helen Ferry, SECOND ROW: Raeanna Biddle, Nancy Weber, Christina Gal' lucci, Edith Wakeield, Joanne Mes' kowski, Mercedes Rzetelny, Ellen Gross, Nela Henline. THIRD ROW: Jim Shaffer, Joe Landy, Betty Ann Charney, Pat Byerly, Diana Ellstrom, Blair Kneran, Ronald Ivkovich, Not in picture: Conrad Brinkos, James Stev, Rhoda Moore, Bill Schneider, Bill Snodgrass. ?,,,,.,I.,! ,... Q.. T 17,44 ..s,.. .,,. ....J. M, .,,, A .,,.. f .. aw.,-.W - V... , Q, . .-,, .,p,,.,. , twang ROOM 308 FIRST ROW: Nancy Leech, Nancy Beall, Rosalind Siegel, Gertrude Metz, Shirley Johnson, Myrna Bowers, Janet Phillips, Carolyn Earlich, SECOND . ,Z ' I RIOW: Deanna Dabin, Barbara Allen, Faith Oyer, Joan Manning, Linda Lynch, Eleanor Sapura, Audrey Schri' ber, Darlene Bruce, THIRD ROW: Janet Weisberger, Lynne Shelton, Romayne Pardoe, Boyce James, Wil' liam Soles, Andrew Portner, Betty Sol' vay, Joan Boyd, Joan Flading. FOURTH ROW: Marshall Gorr, Harry Hope, William Loop, Robert Hager, William Smith, Marvin Chi' dester, James Winther, Thomas Pat' terson, Ralph Nill, Anthony Colello, Brian Ciotti. ROOM' 309 FIRST ROW: Marlene Radzik, Irene Inks, Norma Leech, Marie jacob, Emile Rodavich, SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Carcasi, Helen Bumbarger, JoAnn Stepansky, Ada Gibson, Judith Copeland. THIRD ROW: Arline Strawniak, Mildred Landstrom, Peter Arlia, Sandra Slack, Gwendolyn Green. FOURTH ROW: Darla Golz, Hilda Sieber, Joseph Turkaly, George Mallick, Loretta Tassone, Carolyn Dawson, FIFTH ROW: Elmer Painter, William Simons, Robert Miller, Wayne Zekkey, Harry Fried, Lawrence Coccia. In this commercial class Miss Hardy helps juniors to understand the princf iples of bookkeeping, Practice in a workbook plus blackboard demonstraf tion make fundamental procedures familiar. ., .f 3 , s 7.0,-.- :rluvs f .3 wi' M1 ...j v , iii, 1 .,.,.,-.-...V C '-of 3.--.W fs.. ROOM 310 FIRST ROW: Shirley Frederick, Jane Stinner, Mary Martin, Donna Swan' son, Nancy White, Rachel Keenan, Norma Sulak. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Brien, Barbara Johnson, Wilma Kolic, Carol Pazur, Sandra Roper, Pauline Coleman, Patty Cherny, Roberta Corbin. THIRD ROW: Ioan Zuzo, Bob Younge, Ted Truesdell, Polly Petty, Norma Tatar, John Patter- son, Bob Loue, Natalie Collins, Dolores Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Louis Mackey, Edward Slack, Hugh Beck' with,'Ronald Maser, Bob Mital, Bob Messner, Wayne Snyder, James Saxon, Paul Allison, Jack Frey, Bob Barkemeyer, -aw T152 ,s f, 3 --.J 'Ms-,.- 1--,sf 1 ---,W I Mrs- Jane Pohelia pours tea for her fellow YfTeens after being installated as presif dent of the junior club. Being served at this October affair are Kay Madden, Janet Phillipsfjudy Wargo, Barbara Cherry. .ROOM 31 1 FIRST ROW: Bernice Rosenberg, Barbara Burge, Flora Anffllll Carol Kemp, Martha Cox, Beverly Hayrle, NHUCY Zumpe sECo.ND Row: Barbara Smith, Helena Smith, BettY Balllle Betty Lou Sweitzer, Helen Beck, Audrey D0mafSkY Barbara Valaga. THIRD ROW: Patricia Gasdick, Audrey Chutes P31118 Paulsen, Fran Doehla, Nancy Marr, Gladys Kulasa, Leda Odor cich, Margaret Gilbert, Kay Madden, FOURTH ROW I0h1'1 Durham, Emil Zager, Louis Connors, Bill Carlson Audrey Harrison, Louise Williams, George Stoll, Dave Kelly IOC PCCHF FIFTH ROW: Randolph Kelly, Les Rubinstein, Ronald Rupert Richard Winters, Charles Shick, Ray Metz, Bill Sykes Jack Nee R'0OM 312 FIRST ROW: Geraldine Baker, Anna Hildebrand, Beverly Tassone,'Dawn Muse, Barbara Cherry, Marlene Olsavsky, Patricia Czap, Ida Carberry, Pat Semenko, Peggy Daye, SECOND ROW: Shirley Dobos, Frances Totten, Judith Mathie, Lorraine Thomas, Sondra McDonald, 'Carol Dansak, Barbara Epolito, Gladys Fornal, Margie Willsr, Janice Wood, THIRD ROWg Lou Timok, Herman Scholer, Carl Hula, Wayne Kendall, Harland Head' lee, Bela Nemeth, Ralph Hager, Fred Hitchens. FOURTH R'OW: Francis Rausch, Bill Bell, Joe Matesa, Joe Benkovich, Iohn Duncan, Edgar Koh' ler, Jim Akers, Thomas Reese. 'N-ot in picture: Leon Adams, Maxine Rupert, Harold Madison, Bill Stepanik. ROOM 316 FIRST ROW: Darlene Hunter, Lillian Waite, Joyce Jasper, Dorothy Tokarf sky, Valeria Pieczynski, Shirley Provins. SECOND ROW: Arlene Russell, Barbara Snavely, Gertrude Miller, 'Stella Katsakis, Carol Fike, Shirley Beyer, Helen Beck. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Murdock, Clarissa Curry, Jeane Brewster, Mary Lou Her' ring, Sandra Betz, Shirley Gasparovic, Rita Gibbons, Carol Vaughan. FOURTH ROW: Floyd Laubham, Edward Bridges, James Pfau, John Sudel-rum, Jaye Gamble. FIFTH ROW: Donald Turacy, James Liedtke, Theo' dore Colton, Charles Kalstone, William Matason, Jerry Wise, Not in picture: Bruce Evans, Helen Fredley, Marsha Hayes, Ronald Kobulnicky, Gail Mc' Manus, Janet Thompson, Mary Ann Tomko, Gray Wells. RO-OM 314 FIRST ROW: Betty Ulakovic, Joyce Saxton, Norma Surgeon, Pat Winkelf voss, Roberta Krausz, Diane DiNino, Arlene Supp. SECOND ROW: Judith Galley, Lucille Hobson, Eileen Jones, Donna Shrader, Suzann Tully, Callie Miller, Frances Bernd, THIRD ROW: Carole Moore, Arlene Dougherty, Lenore Hodder, Mary Thorne, Shirley Sigley, Carol Kapis, Phyllis Petrulli. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Barna, Joan Flicker, Victor Bell, Robert Rosevear, Robert Tedrick, Clark Langsdorf, Ann Johnston, Mina Fairbaugh. FIFTH ROW: Jack Ely, Eugene Magnus, James Orris, Lee Bowlby, James Falis, Larry Rudolph, Richard Krall, Alvin Perhacs, Not in picture: Richard Beidl, Barbara Benjamin, Toby Chotiner, Norma Jane McGinty, I 1 Nl J 5' wx T' ,' X. it ,ix 'xv-, . ,N fl lf, iv---4 1. w ,M ,. , f . ii 5, .. T., Q,- 3 1. Secretaries Claire Mae Haler and Betty Puchalik answer a question at the main ofhce counter. ROOM 317 FIRST ROW: Nina Mae Leonard, Lois Hill, Phyllis Toth, Florence Bills, Mary Ann Stanislaw, Mary Pat Zitz, Sally Cooley, Mary Anne Wysocki, Janice Lockhart, Judy Moffat. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Brown, Marcia Fuehrer, Janet Widel, Nancy Ulm, Hazel John' son, Astrid Teufel, Marie Olinski, Jane Pohelia, Yvonne Pryor, Lois Belle Simpson. THIRD RQOW: Nick Mac' chiarolo, Martin' Mihalek, Richard Grace, Betty Volecsko, Barbara Jurcef vich, Marshall Biddle, Thomas Me' saros, Charles Turley. FOURTH ROW: Steve Tomko, Thomas Pipp, Eddie Lough, Alan Davidson, Ted Johnson, Walter Gibbons, Glenn. Shample, Anthony Sgattoni, Jim Lap' cevic, Ronald Hegedus, Not in pictureg Elsie Cook, Ed Butcher, ROOM 318 FIRST ROW: Patricia Marcinko, Nancy Breitinger, Marva Walker, Shir' ley Underwood, Nancy Giltrap, Nancy Abels, Janis Turner, Toby Wilson, Peggy Ward, Mary Ellen Richards. SECOND ROW: Joan Sieber, Marlene Vernon, Sandy Wargo, Mary Ann Hlivka, Elaine,Pau1chak, Mary Kirk' patrick, Judy Killgalrlon, Gail Black, Dolores Sowa, Helen Ross, THIRD ROW: Robert Cornell, John Elder, Elizabeth Smith, Patricia Gdovic, Christina Cusick, Mildred Wasil, Lou' emma Lippert, Jerry Hammerstrom, Fred Hadad. FOURTH ROW: Richard Manspeaker, William Gates, James Pratt, Charles Malloy, Robert Nahory, Al Makar, Paul Miller, Wil' liam Burns, Duane Zambo. Not in pic' ture: Donald Leitzell, Ralph Johnson, Patricia Holman. 90 S K , ,.,,, ROOM 321 FIRST ROW: Edna, Wygladalski, Nancy Large, Lois Kellerman, Margie Miller? Patsy Verner, Mary Louise Onder, Susan Yencho. SECOND ROW:' Adrienne Roslosnick, Verna Skelley, Dolores Mack, LaVerne Ur' quhart, Peggy Case, Betty Jane Stanley, Arlene Castor, Kay Helmstad' ter. THIRD ROW: Donna DeStefano, Virginia Polivchak, Janet Indyke, Patricia Martin, Carol Owens, Corrine Pyle, Beryl Marksteiner, FOURTH ROW: Rita Klacik, Terry Swanson, Pat Cannon, Lucille Yarnovic, Ted Leriotis, Carl Fox, Sandra Gudac. FIFTH ROW: Pat Fitzgerald, Jack Haughey, Robert Wayne, Bob Sul' livan, Sidney Wood, Lynn Wolf, Jerry Krivda, Bob' Headlee. Not in picture: Gerry Doratio, Barbara Novak, War' ren McIntosh. In Mr, Kn0rtz's weekly chemistry laboratory Mike Pazuchanics leads the demonstration of the spring balance scales. The other students are Ted Colton, June Phar, Barbara Rob, Ann Louise Rendulic. ROOM 320 FIRST ROW: Carol Mandel, Lynn Shupe, LaVerne Kalkbrenner, Barbara Vaughn, Mary Ann Wroblewski. SEC' OND ROW: Helen Dancy, Audrey Hester, Jackie Lynch, Nancy Krow, Beverly Mrvos, Penny Norton, Gail Carnahan. THIRD ROW: Thomas DeVincentis, Martha Hall, Judith Risher, Carol Mueller, Gail Wilson, Ronald Peterson. FOURTH ROW: John Coffer, Richard Watson, Dale Campbell, Raymond Marzock, Richard Butrym, James Pettiford, John Gian' nandrea. FIFTH ROW: Fred Auretto, Robert Hagedorn, Cliff Whitehead, William Ference, Ralph Hoffman, Edward Banick, William Rechter. Not in picture: James Wagner, Richard Johnson, Robert Meredith, Jack Coma, Carrie Geary, George Welch, Kathleen Spang, Robert Stephanik, Arthur Kish. nf- -Q3 ,4-,,,....., Q 4: , fe -s 4 ..e-fc..,. ,Wi ...M we-if--Q , 92 ,fi X ROOM 324 FIRST ROW: Pat Ochap, Charlene Jones, Ethyf lene Gardis, Pat Fidler, Joann Ciborosky, Lynette Lundberg, Arlene Waltower. SECOND ROW: Myrna Copper, Betty Lou Teichman, Joy Lind' berg, Florence Kachmar, Glenda Sheets, Eileen Betz, Martha Hoinkes, Joyce Roecler. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Klingensmith, Kay McLaughlin, Joanne Skurka, Diane Matzus, Carol Davmels, Bonnie Dougherty, Peggy Mayhue, Jean Daw' son, LaVerne Patterson. FOURTH ROW: Marian Bernath, Clarence Macon, Alex Reid, Barbara Rab, Marv Feldman, John Petrick, Diane Ulm. FIFTH ROW: William Kreahling, Leonard Hornfeck, Don Williams, Richard Filakousky, Henry Owoc, Richard Kantner, Eugene Kadar. p ..., ,..e. ,,M, .,,,V',,1,M,,..,. ,,,,m, Lt, I ,,,...,. ..,, ,TN ,,..-..,,ix,.,r - , ,,,..M.:. ,.- ,,,..,.,,l:., . Iv-ww,..,.,,:..,-,-,W '.:,i:,. ROOM 322 FIRST ROW: Elaine Zolczer, Carol Rafferty, Laura Petrow, Shirley Hinerf man, Rita Minardi, Louise Cocozello, Gertrude House, Patricia Kondor, Arlene Bubonic, Joan Turkovic, SEC' OND ROW: Glenna O'Connor, Roberta Law, Patricia Williams, Janet Duresko, Rosella Yednak, Yvonne Urquhart, Leola Gadsden, Joan Vozar, Blanch Riggs. THIRD ROW: John Wigand, Duane Filson, Zoenda Long, Nancy Peterson, Donna Stefanko, Connie Stepansky, Mary Martin, Ruth Falk, James Holloway, Douglas Hersho. FOURTH ROW: Dave Sharp, Geza Kotak, Richard Kite, Wayne Mason, George Cooper, Vincent Beirne, Gary Achtzehn, Wil' liam Cutshall, Lloyd Terlinde. Not in picture: Thelma Adamitis, Janice Chiesi, Laurene Milburn, Thomas Rushe. effd ang.: 5.-1,41 Ma., .Ns 4s.:,r- u 1-4 A :ivy-2341 'YIASWQY5 V, N34- 1 TECH SUPHUHIURES .---. 1 1 ,-...1-, Q . 'TN , ' l,...,. . J, ti: ' 1' 'IQI - ...g ...--x Y S :fl . l,...ii 41,7 .7 9 V,-Twlw-V,-E f ll' ROOM 100 FIRST ROW: Nancy Baum, Roberta Hill, Barbara Maxie, Nancy Forman, Elizabeth Lotz, Linda Ritchie, Donna Glunt, Joan Kolar, Marlyne Baker, Judy Steen. SECOND ROW: Patricia Berry, Margaret Danko, Yvonne John' son, Jo Ann Molin, Jane Lewis, Beverly Soncini, Shirley Sullivan, Kathryn Johnson, Donna Cassin, Geraldine Plunko, Virginia Wright. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Matthias, Pauline Bacha, Shirley Garancsi, Gail Nicholson, Elsie Bunda, Joyce Scott, Regina Bennett, Martha Blauth, Mar- lene Howells, Mary Beeler, FOURTH ROW: Edward Balog, Edward Stanef sic, Domenick Rossetti, James Belles, John Carrozza, Milan Dimich, Emery Toth, David Helmstadter, Walter Baker, Terence Wignall, 83 .M . ' X r-5'--i, ,,. . qi . ...,, .S .' 'i .. L. 5. -.. --. ..- .,.'5 w 51 T , - va.. . 5 ? Liga, . 0, Q V Q. : J 3 1, r' ' I L , ,X Y, y ,. 1 5 lg ,N 1 i 1 Af N -In .f r- 1- :- .r J.,--M 3-5-T...--.7.l.-.-,L i,.,..T..:,. ...., ,IT . III -W -Cf-IQ ,.. ..l..-L....,,. .r.E,,i..t Wy YA? , -. .. -11.1 Pj! ROOM 101 FIRST ROW: Joyce Clark, Nancy Blankenship, Elizabeth Flohr, Esther Chotiner, Carine Gietl, Rowiena Baker, Conna Whalen, Patricia Schultz, Joyce Bliss, Eileen Tomko. SECOND ROW: Alice Lydan, Mary Ann Kudrik, Irene Boclnar, Roberta Fidler, Clydean Carroll, Lois Curcio, Annjane Barker, Ruth Mockabee, Alice Wright, Pat Barnes, Betty Gayles, THIRD ROW: Paul Braslawsce, Andrea Poulos, Sally Plummer, Mary Jane Lawrence, Nancy Contakos, Adrian Coles, Cora Morgan, Paula Cerniga, Carolyn Judkins, Richard Meridith. FOURTH ROW: Dale Brubaker, Bob Stiehl, Jack Reiter, Dave Kenski, Nick Sucevic, Ocie Paige, Dick -Boyd, Kurt Petterson, George Fisher, Jim Haughey, ROOM 115 FIRST ROW: Jean Burley, Betty Poz- zuto, Joyce Uram, Janet Dodds, Virginia Marcus, Joyce Will, Joan Halaszynski, Ruth Frum, Karen Cole' man, Toni Weyer. SECOND ROW: Steve Gleska, Shirley Koteles, Armanda Santille, Joan Danton, Audrey McCloskey, Nancy Holmback, Lucretia Kadar, Beth Erskine, Claudett PeQueen, Delmas Dowden. THIRD ROW: Larry Phillips, Doris Davis, Louella Piccardo, Janet Mueller, Anita Burk, Sandra Molnar, Ann Louise Kovaly, Alta Hankins, Fred Clark. FOURTH ROW: Larry Paule, Joe Bedry, Ken Richardson, Alan Itskof witz, Bob'Dudash, Charles Casturo, Jerry Kittiko, Charles Brown, Ernest Vyrostek, Dale Toth. Not in picture: Pat Haynik, Judy Cortes, Barbara Haidle, Janice Weber, Estelle Patter- son. -If ROOM 116 FIRST ROW: Martha Larson, Violet Losteter, Janice Curry, Barbara Onderko, Louise Garnet, Joan Folwarf czny, Eileen Claar, Noreen Stewart, Sylvia Williard, Barbara Bringe, SEC' OND ROW: Lois James, Dorothy Wood, Judy Roney, Sylvia Badstibner, Dolores Elm, Arlene Dunn, Rosemary Lohman, Nancy Gayok, Frances Marf cinek. THIRD ROW: Sam Sinot, Judy Kigor, Sandra Gallingane, Mary Kurtzfara, Pat Crutchield, Laura Clark, Eileen Trathown, Ron Pry. FOURTH ROW: Mark Battaglia, Joel Falik, Keith Waltower, Maurice Walker, Steve Pastor, Lou Washowich, Charles'Wrana, Dave Duvall, Norman Moritz. W.,,,ti-.,..l N 'ff' Z s, ,,,. .,g,,,.,,..i.w,,,,,,.i,,,,,,-2 ,,.W,,,l ...Q .,,,.,. ,,2,,..,,,j, J,,,,,.f .,f, ,,,,,,,,....a' 5 2.,,...,,- Jo Ann Molin and Elva Jean Dawson illustrate angles on a rollfaway black' board in Miss Scott's Algebra II, ROOM 120 FIRST ROW: Carol Morris, Mary Elizabeth Toms, Eva Lucas, Betty Moritz., Esther Caruso, Betsy Barrow' cliff, Janice Flygar. SECOND ROW: Virginia Brown, Barbara Levin, Carol Davis, Janice Taylor, Geraldine Schmidt, Norma Jean Dorenda, Kay Serena, THIRD ROW: Sue Gobbel, Barbara Collier, Ruth McClain, Lora Lee Ogren, Barbara Del Duca, Barbara Abels, Carolyn Beres, Carol Stickel. FOURTH ROW: Donna Grant, Joe Brozovich, Karl Butcher, Jerry Conf nelly, Dorsena Cash, Louis Bauer, James Rainforth, Amber Camp. FIFTH ROW: Victor Bazzone, Tom Schaffer, Carl Pribanic, Alan Gardner, Regis Grace, Dan Helmstadter, Francis Drago, Herb Kent. 'A ? ,f uf ...L 2... Wag-- hi.- L.. ROOM 121 FIRST ROW: Gerry Spara, Ellen Spangler, Joyce Tolbert, Joyce Smith, Mary Ann Shirley, Kathie Orr, Janice Dunn. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Gurcsik, Linda Petterson, Connie Sisley, Laura Kerf ston, Sandra Gobbel, Nancy Exline, Mary Donnell, Paula Sowa. THIRD ROW: Ethel Jean Sieber, Elvajean Dawson, Jane Wilson, Holly Roland, Joanne Dobos, Marjorie Ransick, Ruth Lindskog, Elener Seitz. FOURTH ROW: Harris Dulany, Sally Fornal, Audrey Frattardli, Rose Marie Spencer, Mary Ann Dewar, Darlene Ober, Charles Kelley, Patrick Hardiman. FIFTH ROW: James Frum, Marvin Jones, Bob Davis, Mike .Halleron, Edward Thompson, Rudy Majcher, Arthur Myers, Wayne King. Not in picture: Virginia Tucker. - Mr. Gross outlines the contents of Business Exploration class to sophomores Nancy Cray, Edward Stanesic, and Brenda Kolesar, Designed as a sampler for the Commerf cial Curriculum, the onefsemester course offers sixfweek units of shorthand, bookkeeping and selling to acquaint students with business studies. ROOM 122 FIRST ROW: Virginia Fisher, Elosia Englert, Laurae Raible, Pat Hensel, Ellen Rollason, Lillian Santone, Pat Fait, SECOND ROW: Catherine Monaghan, Gloria Battles, Myrna Greenwalt, Suzanne Chemsak, Catherine Reza, Carol Naspinsky, Sandra Schatz, Jean Kurey, Brenda Kolesar. THIRD ROW: Joe Krizner, Leon Katz, Ronald Cucchi, Jacqueline Shaw, Lynn Chute, Betty Kalla, James King, James Oliver, Jim Cook. FOURTH ROW: Lanny VanErnan, Jim Fitzgerald, Joe Shar' baugh, Lynn Kiser, Howard Scott, Bob Crissman, George Flaherty, Andrew Bodnar, Stephen James. Not in picture: Anna Tokarsky, Joanne Colflesh, Maryland Hardy, Ernest Lofstrom, Marsha Berquist, Gary Schreiber, Edward Countryman. ROOM 123 FIRST ROW: Nancy Gatto, Donna Lewis, Anna Mae Orrvick, Carol Gorr, Jean Weckerly, Anna Williams, Carol Wargo. SECOND ROW: John Flaherty, Elsie Mellon, Margo Wander, Lillian Weigle, Elaine DiMattia, Pat Jordan, Gail Guggenheim, Ray Hinerf man. THIRD ROW: Don Schmidt, Peggy Rodgers, Mary Schonhardt. ShirleyiKarczewski, Loretta Reggiani, Nancy Martin, Gail Harshman, Jack Cardo. FOURTH ROW: Jim Schoelf ler, Jack Smith, Tom Pollak, James Schaible, Walter Gladkowski, Curtis Brown, Kirk Corcoran, Jim Mossburg, Karl Laurin. Not in picture: Emily Norgren, Donna Smith, Edward Mc' Kivitz, Patricia Henderson, Tom Kone' ski, Duane Stern. ROOM 124. FIRST ROW: Kay Lincoln, Judi Le Breton, Jane Chalfant, 'Constance Meisle, Sally Norton, Janice Weis' kircher, LaRue Schwirian, Mary Jacolik, Janice Krausz, Jane Breitinger. SECOND ROW: Thomas Clay, Larry Findura, Lorraine Meskowski, Sylvia Risher, Sandra Mull, Patricia Cook, Sandra Lucot, Deanna Grimm, Patricia Ruggier, Ken Kraynick, James Svec, Bernard Guzek. THIRD ROW: Edward Morgan, William Gould, Hall Lee, Stanley Mendoza, Jack White, James Shepherd, Harry Le Winter, George Pearson, John Robertson, Wil' liam Styche, Edward Cordisco. FOURTH ROW: Richard Guzewicz, Jack Klasnic, Oliver Francis, William Pryor, James Dinley, Ernest Norgren, Richard Mayfield, Frank Kozdras, Joseph Gash. 5. as v 35 ROOM 125 FIRST ROW: Mary Papores, Lois Scott, Dolores McGinty, Rita Marko' vitz, Judy Dominick, Frances Regensf burger, Norma Russell, Barbara Millington, Marcia Sweet, Elaine Pat' terson. SECOND ROW: Robert Kline, Regina Kreahling, Jean Speidel, Mary Ann Hoffman, Claire Jensen, Victoria Solano, Judy Hughes, Joyce Kusic, Barbara Mason, Marion Lebowitz, Duane Olinski, THIRD ROW: Bernard Haberman, Bob Droppa, Karen Maughan, Patricia Null, Barbara Walker, Sandy Gavalier, Beverly Owens, Dawn Jacob, Garnette Bosnak, Duane Slade, Jesse Mikell. FOURTH ROW: Earnest Morgan, George Ste- pansky, Tony Colangelo, Thomas Niedzialek, Floyd Neyman, John Mills, Bob Gross, Ed Krajack, Fred Wiggins. ROOM 126 FIRST ROW: Elaine Stoken, Pat Prinz, Pat Sopko, Juanita HowesfDailey, Marie Wills, Margaret Weiss, Anna Mae May- field. SECOND ROW: Jane Shidel, Mary Ann Pellasce, Sandra Buono, Dolores Mikill, Karen Dulany, Maureen Henry, Yetta Buncher. THIRD ROW: Ronald Connelly, Marian Sykes, Gayle Miller, Beverly Luce, Tom Petrick, Dorothy Dahlstrom, Rosalie Neiman, Michael Schoenbergerf FOURTH ROW: Ronald Maurer, Franklyn Haines, Jack Rankin, Blair Twale, Jim Lacey, Steve Strauss, Jerry Moore, Bob Rack, Fred Rose, FIFTH ROW: Bob Lindskog, Ronnie Haines, Jim Spivak, Ray Johnson, Charles McCutcheon, Stanley Moore, Ed Henderson, Bill Partridge, Thomas Riley. Not in picture: Elizabeth Kuhn, Robert Spoon- howard. ROOM 304 FIRST ROW: Mary McKitrick, Prissy Flohr, Mildred Kehoe, Carol Shaner, Donna Velter, Rose Ruisi, Doris Simpf son, Janice Snyder. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Welty, Claudia Sherwin, Judy Suncine, Ginny Pierce, Bobbie Wills, Mary Waslis, Stephanie LaRosa, Phyllis Princeton. THIRD ROW: Dolores Weaver, Nancy Cavanaugh, Jeannette Thompson, Betty Joyce, Phyllis Mitchell, Marian Perkowski, Helen Stefko, Beverly Peckman. FOURTH ROW: Al Zych, Robert Puhala, Rich Palaschak, Larry Brown, Jack Hill, George Smith, Paul Geruschat, Bill, Kimling, James Stratigos. FOURTH ROW: Michael Hudak, Mike Wankulitz, Warren MacLaren, Lanny Horn, Joseph Gottesman, Donald Taft, Eugene Zibrat, Wayne Thompson, Edward Reno. In Miss Dixon's homemaking class students practice table arrangement and tea party etiquette, part of the oncefafweek course for all sophomore girls. li i:z7 1 ROOM 212 FIRST ROW: Linda Jo Black, Sally Oliver, Ella Centoni, Barbara Howard, Sharon Walker, Joan Panicb, Virginia Altmiller, Dorothy Arnold. SECOND ROW: Ruth Andrew, Gail Morrison, Sally Akerberg, Barbara Chizmar, Pat Phillippe, Mary Butler, Sally Davy, Lonnie Mayne. THIRD ROW: Janice Uhlig, Clara Allen, June Elkins, Daryl Heman, Ella Allen, Laurene Kelly, Carol Babyak, Loretta Farmer. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Andreyko, Lila Namey, Caroline Zorn, Robert Armbruster, Rudy Orman, Ronald Markwood, Nancy Cray, Arlene Russen. FIFTH ROW: Tony Sanetta, Edward Sherwin, Frank Plaskon, Martin Baker, Roy Baker, Donald Elder, Bill Pace, Ted Orabovich, Jack Uher. ROOM 213 FIRST ROW: Judy Schulhof, Andrea Matty, Pauline Lugarich, Carol Baer, Jacky Welsh, Carol Sharpnack, Jackie Broadbent, Shirley Germack. SEC- OND ROW: Richard Kowallis, Sally England, Gertrude Mauer, Darlene Baldridge, Barbara Kidwell, Judy Barkamire, Carol Reed., Bill Kovac. THIRD ROW: Rosalie Mayer, Anne McCoy, Janis Benedict, Darrel Stern, Anita Bianconi, Beverly Bach, Donna Westcoat, Norma Thorpe. FOURTH ROW: Pat Davis, Jennie Gabris, Doris Altemus, Robert Pogyor, Donald Henderson, Duane Johnson, Patsy Duerr, Barbara Anderson, Barbara Balawajder. FIFTH ROW: Ed Hessler, Jim Parke, Ben Veltri, Bill Sullivan, Francis Noll, Fred Ball, Ralph Barnes, Steve Hranics, Charles Pr or. Y s 100 Af. VUCHTIUHHL JUHIUHS SECTION 11A FIRST ROW: Robert Ruh, Frank Doratio, Orville Gray, Ioseph DiMeo, Leslie Wise, Arnold Boullion. SEG OND ROW: John Stanchik, Michael Mochtyak, Kenny Lotz, Ronnie Pen' nell, Edwin Iackowski, Arnold Davis, Charles Ryan. THIRD ROW: Lawrf ence Stewart, Charles Daugherty, Dick Thompson, Henry Kropp, Mike Pie- tronigro, Fred Walker, James McGinty. FOURTH. ROW: john Lukondi, Fred Kalkbrenner, Louis Szilagyi, Roy Bartges, Orville Martin, Mike Lodor, Steve Wardy, Steve Calesaric, mf 4. ,or x., , X .R 9 ' jf? k lk 34 iaiia - 1 '-1-Z, was we KH ' fy ' 'iff , ,, ,urahfquygiffra 9 ' . wu'W',W,i5i, gy M ? f' ffcairm Wu! uw, 1.l.l,,4 g 4 ,' f - ' Z , , ., ' , , ' '04 Zwxf, f, I ,fy R' I Librarian Miss Sheehan explains to junior Ronald Day the process of bor' rowing a book from the Vocational school library. SECTION 11C FIRST ROW: Jack Bashoor, Joe Gal' lager, William Beresford, Robert Strip' sky. SECOND ROW: Ronald Day, David Leake,,Robert Obusek, Robert Lee, THIRD ROW: Robert Hitchins, Dale Berger, Andy Marhefka, Lorenzo Thaxton. FOURTH ROW: Duane Kurka, Charles Foster, Gene Hem' minger, David Stanley. FIFTH ROW: Steve Poulos, Ray Marshall, Henry Burk, Leonard Gebis, Robert Wun- derley. ,ff , , pr? 'nu' SECTIONS 11D, 11E,,A, 11P1 FIRST ROW: Ralph Goldbach, Thomas Lyons, Larry- Walker, Emma Brady, James Murtha, Robert Robb, William' Nabors. SECOND ROW: Paul Merlin, Larry Nixon, Iohn Smith, Jerry Manuel, Kendall Johnson, Frank Shepherd, Theodore Kalman, Dale Moon. THIRD ROW: Terry Mowat, Alan Pastor, Alan Cox, Andrew Ellis, Robert Sleet, Richard Ashbaugh, Robert Stapf, Vincent Decker. I SECTION 11M1 FIRST ROW: Herb Elliott, Dick Morgan, John Benczo, Edward Weimer, 'Jerry Olack. SECOND ROW: Charles Shidel, Lawrence Hill, Jim Sammers, Jess Paradise, Gerald James. THIRD ROW: Ron Butler, Edward Miller, jim Yowan, Ray Wil- liams, Richard Harris, Clifford Trim' pey, Not in picture. Neal Davis, Ray' Moon. 102 wif SECTION IIEI FIRST ROW: Frank Braun, Gary Heath, David Forsythe, Frank Lovas, Larry Klein, Eugene Balough.. SEC' OND ROW: Robert Pasko, Iohn Horchar, Charles Caldwell, Thomas Brady, Raymond Thomas, Brent Westerberg, Howard Moffat. THIRD ROW: William Sabol, Robert McCall, Thomas Grimm, Robert Alli, Michael Govanucci, Ronald Semke, Donald Ponsonby, Melvin Wichelmann. 4 , Q SECTION IIM2 FIRST ROW: Paul Kovac, Ronald Laska, Royce Janis, Albert Winkelvoss, Gary Hobson, Martin Orenyak. SEC' OND ROW: Wallace Ritchie, William Jeifcoat, Ralph Anderson, Clifford Betler, Bernard Pellecchia, Edward Kucsmas, Vincent Maiolo, THIRD ROW: Donald Maize, Robert Nabors, Joseph Rudolfl, Elmer Kelley, Frank Vasko, Ronald Schmidt, Charles Kelley. Not in picture: Pete Crnkovic, Clarence Nuce. SECTIONS 11S1 AND IIW2 FIRST ROW: Steve Wawrzyniak, Richard Coulter, Robert Smith, Byron White, James Velecko, Bill Mesko, Ronald Ogren, SECOND ROW: Bill Montgomery, Clyde Forsythe, Ray- mond Kowalski, Tony Walsh, Joseph Bury, Thomas Fath, Harry Jordan. THIRD ROW: James Hartnett, Earl Halaszynsky, Thomas Llewellyn, David Carr, Frank Madar, Conrad Hohenf berger, Wayne Ludwick, Edward Dudley. '14 ini, ,, 1. BW! ,gf K af r 'R -4 .1 2 I A 5 9. M1 'zt' , '59 fm: f fr , 1 '-f firagf S 5, r, we st if 90 In machine shop Mr. Lee shows junior Edward Vasko the proper method of setting up work on a metal lathe. ff? sa -'- ill SECTIONS 11C, AND 11P, 'FIRST ROW: 'Tom Sinot, Peggy Signet, Carole Davidson, Donna Knoll, George Dukic. SECOND ROW: Edwin Swanson, Gene Gribshaw, William Moritz, Ronald McCoy, Ioe Hernishin. THIRD ROW: Edmund Duda, Dave Davis, James Caldwell, Robert Messinger, William Hagedon. FOURTH ROW: Robert Reed, Earl Beatty, Ronald Gross, Walter Wassel. FIFTH ROW: Ray Plutko, Albert Harmen, George Horensky, Jack Freund, Edward Indyk, fl eu 104 gf was 2301 H' Q SECTIONS 11S AND IIW, FIRST ROW: Joseph Slack, Augustus Carlino, Donald Noll, Henry Cislo. SECOND ROW: Bruce Patton, George Haller, George Urish, William Reccelle, Theodore Race, THIRD ROW: Thomas Curran, Carl Zetler, Raymond Hernandez, Martin Penn, Victor Bryce. FOURTH ROW: Sam Montgomery, Vincent Breda, Thomas Hebda, Anthony Ross, Sam Zager, George Matthias. Royce Janis and Pete Crnkovic work out a project together on a universal grinder. Actual jobs provide firstfhand understanding of many machine tools. VUCHTIUHHL SUPHUIUUHES 'QUT- 106 9' .M 5' in Q! 6 4-we I A Q ai ef 4 , . L t K 3 SECTIONS 10C AND 10M FIRST ROW: Thomas O'Neil, Pat Riazzi, Pam Davidson, Mary Ann Popik, Edward Gurowski, Walter Rosengarth. SECOND ROW: George Phillips, Mike Chomanicsgu Ned Myers, Carmen Maglicco, Jack Conners, Lee Neal. THIRD ROW: Jim Lockhart, John Bury, Lester Cochran, Tom Bulischeck, Paul Bielic, Franklin Stone. FOURTH ROW: Duane Kirschner, Bill Sabo, Jack Mulf ligan, Sam Banks, Joseph Gassner, Victor Asushak, George Manslak. Not in picture: Jim Littleton, Donald Mulgado. SECTION 10E1 SECTION 10D FIRST ROW: Bernard Krivda, Ronald Jurann, Fred Brown, Robert Stewart, Paul PeQueen, David Sellers. SECOND ROW: Mike Lovas, Walter Rosengarth, Jack Murray, Emil Burak, William Lapcevic, James Sherby. THIRD ROW: Darrel Campbell, Gary Bock, William Smith, Dan Empfield, Amil Kreuger, Gerald Ricketts. FOURTH ROW: James, Hagan, Milan Shegan, David Gregor, Vincent Gayvert, Richard Ryan, William Dickin- son, Don Williams. FIRST ROW: Lawrence Garuch, Kenneth Telesko, Bob Shivey, Ray Holden, Terry Hudson, Bill Conrad, Roy Williams, Bob 'Morgan SECOND ROW: George Lesko, Joe Ennis, Delwyn Staley, Ronald Merritt, Fred Wintermyer, Wesley Kughen, Albert Taylor, Sam Petrulli. THIRD ROW: Robert Kontz, Dennis Brown, Cliff ford Johnston, John Kastronis, Ray Hiteman, Jim Mathews, Fortunato Perri, FOURTH ROW: Bill Mellinger, Delbert Shrodes, Ronald Ulm, Alvin Simmons, Wilbur Whitten, Charles Rizzo, Harry Zebrovious. SECTION IOE, FIRST ROW: Bill Kruczek, Richard Leech, Andrew Palm, Eugene Bell, Richard Rodgers, George Szekely, SECOND ROW: James Hall, Donald Thorpe, Robert Vargo, David Hale, Frank Boros, Coleman Stegman, Robert Maxwell. THIRD ROW: Daniel Patton, Frank Diperna, Regis Hagan, Richard Smith, Stephan Findura, Richard Bradley. FOURTH ROW: Jack Liebau, Anthony Cieslef Rotating schedules of -one week in the shop and one week in academic classes provide ample time for library visits. Some of these sophomores are in Vocational's library for information while others are reading for pleasure. wicz, Paul Pociask, Steve Lemack, Robert Cash, Joseph Edwards. SECTION IOM1 FIRST ROW: Pat Ponsonby, Everett Trimpey, Larry Conyers, Pat Nolder, Ediar Green, George Brletic, Richard Hamilton, R0 eft Gilbert. SEC' OND ROW: Robert McCullough, William Wargo, David Sommer, Henry Stone, Roger Crossland, Harry Worrall, Charles Simpson, Leo Crane. THIRD ROW: Dan Mains, Don Gerusf chat, Frank Makar, Sherwood Soles, Paul Heprig, Eugene Brady, Roger Cosgrove, Richard Vezzani. 1 SECTION IOE, FIRST ROW: Earl Gilbert, Paul Hrubovcak, Sam Verner, George Shevchik, Fred Soethe, Tom Penn, John Moore. SECOND ROW: George Fulmer, Wilbert Cozart, Warren Snider, Steve Estochin, Eugene Rosensky, Harry Hum' phreys, John Haberlin, Richard Blake. THIRD ROW: Richard Maha, John Pochciol, Dan Petrick, Bob Thompf son, Carl Barker, George Hatlaway, Charles Wineland, George O'Leary. Wi ,, ,N ,M A. Q, f.. .W - ff ff pil -c I In sheetmetal shop, sophomores Bill Whitney, Ronald Norman, and Herb Chontos operate as forming machine for bending metal. SECTION 10P FIRST ROW: Kenneth Fichtner, James Seabol, Edward Valenta, Nor' man Stecli, Iohn Weitman, William Liptak. SECOND ROW: Bernard O'Bruba,William Ward, Clyde Marker, Richard Marker, Ronald Hall, William Pullin. THIRD ROW: LeRoy Belton, Robert Hickman, Harry Crownover, Thomas Mezoff, James Leber, Donald Gift, SECTION 10S FIRST ROW: Phillard Sandusky, Herbert Chontos, William Stillwagon, William Whitney, Robert Rodman. SECOND ROW: Carl Finney, Sidney Pope, Francis Audia, Ronald Ashton, Richard Caulfield, Ronald Norman. THIRD ROW: Monte Asti, Clifford Collier, Daniel Jacobs, Paul McGowan, William Trout. X9-'I C' t c -ii - - I --1 l l3 SECTION 10W FIRST ROW: Joseph Kobul- nicky, Thomas Procup, Del- bert Scott. SECOND ROW: George Reccelle, Glenn Haidle, Galen Lynn, THIRD ROW: Don Bico, Edward Vukovcan, Bob Mueller. FOURTH ROW: Robert Jacobs, John Martin, Alan Nahory, Lawrence Brown. Office duties in Vocational School are handled by Secretary Marion Gasparof vich, shown here with a student who is reporting a change of address. JUNIOR VOCATIONAL FIRST ROW: Michael Salvi, Robert Rollason, Raymond Crocker, William Benner, Alvin Walker, Robert Yeager, Richard Banosky, Augustine DePerna, George Mains. SECOND ROW: Ken' neth Braucher, Daniel Kolodziej, Donald Moke, William Jackson, James Moore, Thomas Adams, Donald Adams, Thomas Jackson. THIRD ROW: Joseph Debeneadto, William Csorba, Harold Craine, Ronnie Neher, Allan Burgman, Ronald Clipper, Thomas Campbell, Ronald Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Denis Belgrade, Gerald Headings, Leo Caldwell, Jesse Henderson, James Walker, George Massie, Robert Foley, James Worthy, Meredith Brownfield. ,Jain , 4' If 'Ka' GEORGE UJHSHIHGTUH CJ 97' fr iff N sgx, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-Treasurer Robert Little, Vice President Carol McClure, President James Fink, Not in picture: Secretary Barbara Caves, The Student Council arranges school activities and student social functions. ,.............- ROOM 1 FIRST ROW: Rita Pozzuto, Roanna Smith, Elaine Mesaros, Linda Rosenbleet, Barbara Barnyak, Rosalie Collier, 'Cherie Herr. SEC- OND ROW: Susan Stephan, Mary Tacey, Joy Reid, Evelyn Olyarf nik, Mary Jo Soethe, Lorilee Deer, Ruthann Thomson, Susan Guffey, Barbara Semon. THIRD ROW: Gregory Otterman, Clifford Wise, Robert Samios, Nancy Bach, Virtue Black, Judy Travis, Elaine Kessler, Fred Thorne, John Bridges, Pat Campbell, FOURTH ROW: Ronald Pazur, Robert McGinty, Stanton Moldovan, James Penman, Jerry, Yecies, Michael Lauerman, Robert Kreahling, Jack Anderson. FIFTH ROW: James Williams, John Gregory, Peter Malloy, James Koos, Charles Stein, David Ely, Paul Schultz, John Huber, Not in picture: Dominick Sgattoni. ROOM 2 FIRST ROW: Caryl Westerman, Georgia Friberg, Frances Fedas, Judith Feldman, Martha McAllister, Arlene Moore, Patricia Williams, Barbara Plesf niak, Paula Dunlay. SECOND ROW: Thomas Reilly, Mary Ann McGinn, Sally Zwibel, Phyllis Mattson, Diane Wysocki, Coralie Woodring, Rita Henry, Carol Obsincs, Diane Rider, Annette DelSignore, Thelma Rendulic, Jerome Travers, THIRD ROW: Melvyn Bunjevac, Raymond Myers, Robert Johnston, James Pollak, John Berry, James Jeffries, Dale Long, Robert Letchford, Murray Weinberg, John Franklin, FOURTH ROW: Donald Steinman, Jon Sylvander, Philip Petrulli, John VanTuyl, Howard Gerendash, Regis Giles, Virginia Vance, Carol Scheel, Margaret Jurcevich, Albert Rolnik, David Hacker, John Pollock, ROOM 3 FIRST ROW: Barbara Junecko, Sue Ann Hilty, Marlene Harding, ,lean Eagen, Jane Kline, Mary Atwater, Patricia Kissell. SECOND ROW: Bob White, Loren Davy, Gerry Urish, Donald Deanhardt, Robert Winter' myer, Ronnie Humenik, Gerard Boyle, james Flynn, Jack Pastor. THIRD ROW: Sharon McGibbony, Carol McClure, Marian Soltis, Kathy Met' calf, Beth Rubinstein, Kathleen Mains, Linda Shaw. FOURTH ROW: Robert Egel, Richard Pavlovic, Steven Slone, Richard Ahler, Mark Senior, Ralph Reynolds, David Sullivan, Clyde Jordan. FIFTH ROW: Robert Petras, Ronald White, Ronald Sinchar, Dominic Perrotta, Tom Carnish, Edward Finney, Ralph Henry, Edward Dunlay. MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS learn the assembly and operation of the projector from Mr, White before they show educational films in class' rooms X Nbr 0 'za BOYS' ENSEMBLE is one of three music groups directed by Miss Reed at George Washington. The other groups are Girls' Glee Club and Boys' Glee Club. in. ENGLISH CLASS- Read and follow directions carefully, Miss Kerezsi tells English students during a workbook exercise designed to give practice in grammatical usage, ROOM 5 FIRST ROW: Virginia Wills, Elsie McCutcheon, Barbara Mann: Linda Lindecamp, Grace Susa, Connie Camp' bell, joy Dorman. SECOND ROW: Craig Lynch, Elmer Brown, Phillip Johnson, Howard Lunderstadt, Harry Saxer, Harry Glancy, George Altman, Raymond Orris, Dean Franklin. THIRD ROW: Maxine Judd, Janet Rosenberg, Brenda Benedict, Barbara Badstibner, Elizabeth Dillon, Joyce Couch, Ellene Grace, Sandra Ruby, Janice Phillians, FOURTH ROW: John Kobak, Charles Battaglia, Robert South, Daniel Beran, Gary Kinser, William Snyder, Frank Maneer, Robert Baron. FIFTH ROW: Paul Shaffer, Harry Smith, John McWhorter, Mary Swanson, Maurine Symington, Drew Williamson, Eugene Mastroianni, Wil' liam Josek. OFFICE HELPERS-FIRST ROW: Barbara Junecko, Melanie Pastors, Elsie McCutcheon, Sandy Gottlieb, Kathy Metclaf, Janice Phillians. SEC' OND ROW: Sandra Ruby, Joan Haeckles, Maretta Decker, Jane Kline, Barbara Kaises, Linda Rosenbleet, Rita Pozzuto. THIRD ROW: Marian Soltis, Carol McClure, Marva Acie, Arthur Shaffer, Jack Anderson, Leigh Thompson, Joy Reid, Roanne Smith, Martha McAllister. 1 ROOM 6 FIRST ROW: Myrna Moore, Sandra Gottlieb, Judy Rack, Linda Ferrari, Linda Little, Linda Cowell, Melanie Pastor, Marie Lundberg, SECOND ROW: Robert Nolan, Ruth Schmidt, Mary Johnson, Betty Hartigan, Leigh Thompson, Rose Savasta, Harriet Zinn, Gale Jones, Donna Weston, Arthur Richardson, Gary Martin. THIRD ROW: Bob Johnston, Sam Greenield, Tony Jordan, John Wil' liams, George Rosko, Bill Connelly, Jim Fady, Larry Dodds, John Trohca, Bob Riley, Tom Flaherty. FOURTH ROW: Jack Fichera, Tony Baczkowski, Sam Gallucci, Bill McDevitt, Lawrence Kemp, William Baugh, Dave Brown, Nolan Peterson, William Brown, Robert Faychak, Duane Chidester, Arthur Shaffer, Y-TEEN CABINET-FIRST ROW: Mary Ann McGinn, Barbara Kaiser, Judy Rack, Mary Johnson, Sandy Ruby, Brenda Gradisek, Pat Williams. SECOND ROW: Longine Kolanko, Beth Rubenstein, Susie Guffey, Secre- tary Sandra Gottlieb, Treasurer Judy Travis, President Joyce Couch, Vice President Elsie McCutcheon, Council Representative Mary Jo.Wisser, Carol Thompson, Arlene Williams. Miss Joy Johnson was the group's adviser, ROOM,7 FIRST ROW: Corinne Doratio, Beryl Irwin, Ruth Brant, Marlene Kosco, Joan Provasnik, Eileen Boullion, Loma Marks, Sandra Walker. SECOND ROW: John Richards, Romel Nicola, Doris Johnson, Joyce Carter, Connie Simm, Sylvia Reed, Nancy Childs, Kay LeBreton, Ronald Baldridge, Wayne Keller, Samuel Coccia. THIRD ROW: Charles Nelson, John Marcus, Robert Matey, Theodore Sofranko, Donald Ros, John Cameron, Charles Czap, Fred Kubalik, Philip Christy. FOURTH ROW: Edward Hilpert, Robert Little, James Danielson, Chester Serena, Michael Kalkbrenner, Ronald Gessner, Eugene Trojan, Ray' mond Badstibner, Anthony Orlando, Robert Arthur, Roy Baer, Eugene Andrews. ROOM 8 FIRST ROW: Richard DePaulis, Harry Barkley, Dennis Sandusky, Gary Gallagher, Emil Sandusky, Burleigh Odum, Raymond Movic, Ronald Rowe. SECOND ROW: Ruth Vallus, Kathleen, Rafferty, Darlene Lynch, Lfary Pelcer, Dorothy Pochuba, Barbara Caves, Carol Thompson, Judy Ramstrom, Lucille Hibbs, Janis Carter. THIRD ROW: Ralph Hardiman, Lysle Williams, Thomas Davis, Arletta Talandziewicz, Helen Miller, Janet Ghrist, Maretta Decker, Thomas Bryer, James Haines, Eugene Chancio. FOURTH ROW: Howard George, Alfred Edgington, Vincent Ama' tangelo, Robert Balint, Patrick Popp, Alex Hutsko, Michael Smith, Robert Maizer, Diogino Cordisco, Richard Wargo. 'IB ll: Mr. Parsons uses a chart to explain the mysteries of solving equations in Algebra I. Such demonstrations, together with blackboard illustration and practice assignments, give begin' ners a good groundwork in mathef matics. ROOM 11 FIRST ROW: Ann McGourty, Jean Miller, Mary Miller, Ruth Heckman, Mary Ann George, Barbara Kaiser, Jo Anne Nicholson, Jeri Bowser. SEC' OND ROW: Sally Heilman, Catherine Scott, Jolinda Victor, Helenajane Bashur, Barbara Hustead, Cecelia Odorcich, Eleanor Starr, Amy Movic, Elaine Finn. THIRD ROW: James Madden, Carl Slack, Barry Bonno, John Laska, Arlene Williams, Agnes Wilson, William Conley, Henry Braun, Paul Maher, FOURTH ROW: Gregory Kalinowski, Raymond Stoken, Ronald Goreski, Gordon Bush, James Fink, Clement Buzzella, Michael Coulter, Glenn Nelson, Lawrence Kelly. Not in picture: Lowell Thomas. ff' f ff? I M, ROOM 10 FIRST ROW: Elaine Rippel, Ruth Mc' Closkey, Barbara Helsel, Viva Hebda, Sylvia Perhacs, Annette Pellasce. SECOND ROW: Joan Haeckler, Yvonne Fillipsie, Laurel Bender, Joanne Wassel, Nancy Crosby, Audrey Torrance, Elaine Carlson. THIRD ROW: Paul Konkol, Joe Suda, Ray' mond Fink, ,lfra Sherry, Harold Pen' nell, Earl James, Jerry Thomas, Michael Moran. FOURTH ROW: Bill Johnson, Alice Nelson, Louise Honick, Phyllis Hanlilton, Judith Harrison, Verna Hall, Mary Rarick, Roy Dingelf dein. FIFTH ROW: Robert Bieber, Harold Bumbarger, Albert Boboth, Larry Schneider, William Gaschler, William Booth, James Morgan, Paul Starmack, Robert Kittle, CHEERLEADERS - FIRST RfOW: Barbara Caves, Barbara Mann, Janis Carter, Joan Provasnik, Paula Dunlay, Loma Marks, Joy Dorman. SECOND ROW: Miss Joy Johnson, Elaine Kessf ler, Maxine Judd, Carol Obsencs, Carol Sheel, Linda Lindecamp, Diane Rider, Jean Eagen, Laurel Bender. ROOM 13 Five mornings a week, George Wash' ington iristrumentalists gather for practice sessions with Mr, DeSimone, Freshman Band gives valuable group training to students wanting to join Intermediate and Senior Band. FIRST ROW: Ermelin Minyon, Brenda Gradisek, Jean Fulmer, Barbara Wakeheld, Betty Wiseman, Marlene Johnson, Janice Smith, Janet Hess. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Kosanovic, Ellengayle Palm, Wanda Torrance, Diane Allen, Artha Westerberg, Deanna Pribula, LaRelda Christian, Mary Io Wisser, Longine Kolanko. THIRD ROW: Floyd Miller, Lynn Gregory, Robert Massie, Charles Pratt, Michael Mattola,, Richard Brady, Norris Horn, William Mann, Frank Bonadio. FOURTH ROW: Edward Zeletski, Lawrence Laird, Nicholas DelBene, Michael Boncarosky, Lawrf ence Haddad, Larry Conlin, Robert Tanney, David Boden, Paul Dough' erty. Not in picture: Ralph Little. i l rl s I I o i A H ,i v l I. , ll ! Q 9' 2 . ., , ' - Y x RS Qt S. LOUISE FEET? xiii SECRETARY Miss Joy Johnson at her desk in the George Washington office. HI-Y CABINET-fabove rightl-Chaplain John Huber, Vice President Robert Riley, Adviser Mr. David Rosenberg, Secretary Richard DePaulis, Presif dent Peter Malloy, Treasurer David Ely. STATE HISTORY-Miss Anna Morlock explains the assignment to Robert Samios and Elaine Kessler in Pennsylvania history class, a one semester course re' quired of all ninth grade 'pupils. ROOM 14 FIRST ROW: Nancy Brookmiller, Judy Ulm, Barbara Langett, Roberta Karabin, Gayle Pierce, Pat Mains, Donna Bryce, Rose Konik, SECOND ROW: Christine Kosentos, Marva Ocie, Carolyn Orris, Belinda Emerf son, Sandra Grimm, Kathleen Lennon, Sandra Ault, Mary Slack, Carolyn Hurst, Beverly Hoy. THIRD ROW: Andrew Bartko, Mark Vadas, Eugene Ziegler, Eugene Stevenson, Robert Petrosky, Robert Rooke, Steve Bohach, James Myers, Richard Lynch. FOURTH ROW: Robert Cunning- ham, Bill Myers, Anthony Marini, Calvin Adams, Ronald Grubb, Thomas Mauro, Bernard Hill, Ernest Plutko, Don Traeger, Bruce Greenland, fe s 'bw ,inf zfffy. ' 1' .x 751' -' HANK! Q K Q . ,Mx , W ,, ., ,, gf we ,,.-- ' VME 5 vfv' 2 5 sj, - a , ,6 fr .nj 26121. Q . ,,xN'.' .4 NSN ,f ,fs . ,, aa v , 4 . 59151 1 Atal.,- , 1, 6333. i1f2r '... fy if ,is 'awk'-,... v E . A . I 'nw 3s'i? ,a-fa x- , l' f X gain, .A wth' lf? Q ,, 'jr ' x. ,gs ' -uf ,541 YI- -4 ,1-1'f Q. ' - fl 5,1 A 3 'W'-fi . ' 'T Q ,313 Q H ,.-, H V ,lv I ,I . ,K w AN? 'yk:.f'Vn I . V W. 9 g my f 5 y ,C 152 1, 14' 'IM ill 3, fi al W ft A24 N 1 , In .. . , I ,. . ,I -I ,If ? f .,, ,. ,, . . . - - ' ' 'W 120 ROOM7 FIRST ROW: Carol Walsh, Regina Leighty, Judith Fall' quist, Betty Nemchick, Tanya Jaworski,i Marian Knight, Glenna Braddock. SECOND ROW: Sally Pack, Dollie Paige, Judith Weiss, Norma Ludwick, Nelda Means, Barbara Keenan, Arlene Lichalk, Sandra Rotlibarth. THIRD ROW: Harry Hager, Leonard Pettiford, Bruce Beck, Calvin Sims, Samuel Solomon, Boyd Pierce, Michael Matlos, Nick Vesche, Richard Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Catherine George, Janet Kijowski, Carol Deedrick, Louise McCune, Carol White, Geraldine Markos, Kathleen Kadar, Phyllis Thomas, Robert Kintzer. FIFTH ROW: John Allen, Allan Scott, James Aufman, Lee Wanetick, James Cunningham, Isaac Brown, William Harrington, Charles Godzik. l ROOM 8 FIRST ROW: Dorothy Hodder, Iva Batch, Betty Higby, Rose Hernandez, Mary Gail Cutright, Barbara Boring, Joyce Wright, Mary Karabin, Betty Taylor, Carol Weinel. SECOND ROW: Helen Chutes, William Corbin, Nicholas Sabin, Robert Hart, David Hicks, Wayne Brown, John Parks, George Devirgilio, Robert Barna, Larry Toms, Steve Kunicky, THIRD ROW: George Muich, John Steven' son, Robert Kramer, David Maughan, Patsy Gennaro, Bill Kittiko, Ronald Countryman, Ronald Edwards, Joseph Thomas, James Salter. FOURTH ROW: Arnold Geruschat, Robert Goldie, Richard Peterson, Edwin Unger, Dick Sweetser, Hgerbert Spang, Edward Leonard, William Rae, Tom Barton, Wayne Wilson, ROOM 9 FIRST ROW: Janice McKeeta, Evelyn Greene, Audrey McGee, Judith Halpert, Shirley Hilliard, Ella Simmons, Janet Callahan, Audre Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Thomas Lowes, David Junker, Lewis Apter, Dale Jacobs, Russell Betler, Sam Catanzaro, Ed Conley, Joe Procacina. THIRD ROW: Valjean Jeffreys, Patricia Macik, Margaret MacIntosh, Mary Ann Potemra, Joanne Kepich, Bonnie Watkins, Ruth Riley, Carole Forbes, Paula Wood, Patricia Derdic, FOURTH ROW: Frank Maglicco, Gary Rus' chak, Johanna Pearson, Suzanne Domer, Judith Storm, Nancy Culbert, Toni Klasnick, John Gala, Anthony Huts' kow, FIFTH ROW: Douglas Melegari, Kenneth Fry, John Burger, Richard Verner, Robert Neish, Andrew Pugh, Jack Fry. Mr. De Simone leads the Shaw Avenue band in a daily practice ses' sion, For pupils enjoying vocal music, Miss Reed directed a Mixed Glee Club and Girls' Glee Club. Sus - ROOM 10 FIRST ROW: Frances Kolic, Patricia Balogh, Judy Smith, Margaret O'Keson, Judy Duvall, Diane Wilson, Florence Kaylor, Erika Jurgan, Norma Mient. SECOND ROW: Leon Howard, Ronald Marshalik, Joe Sun' Cine, Leon Astramecki, Alfred Ramos, Major Mason, Harry Dougherty, George Sherwin. THIRD ROW: Warren Walter, Richard Angelo, Mike Vidnovic, Wayne Brozovich, Norman Roderick, Dennis Ochiva, Stanley Sniezek, James McCombs. FOURTH ROW: Basil Kurutz, John Ratesic, Alex Farmer, Ronald Richards, Charles Boyd, Clayton Coles, Bob Pohelia, Dave Acheson. Y N I N Q ' , 4'-Q-TTC, 1 - 1.1, - -wig! Kilim- ROOM 14 FIRST ROW: Shirley Callahan, Dorothy Taylor, Arlene Faust, Barbara Mackey, Rose Marie Scire, Marilyn Pogen, Rose Marie Salopek, Marcella MaKoszy. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Hegedus, Yvonne Chapman, Mary Stev, Patricia McFadden, Anginette Waites, Louise Hosfelt, Margaret Mirda, Betty Ann Hurbanek, THIRD ROW: Iames Kraus, Carl Goretzka, Ray Kolar, Patrick Harrison, Rodger Haywood, Larry Robertson, Andrew Cerpani. FOURTH ROW: Iulius Davis, Torn Frum, Dolores Andes, Brenda Pryor, Lucille Givens, Phil Way, Robert Braun, FIFTH ROW: Joseph McDowell, james Corbin, Thomas Kostkas, Andrew Lapinsky, George Kostuch, Steve Berletic, Robert Davis. Visual education in Shaw Avenue is assisted by these projector operators. Under the guidance of Mr, Homer Weitz the boys learn the proper methods of handling films for class' room showing. i 4 J ' I' ' A - -out I ? . Means. OFFICE STAFF - FIRST ROW Charlotte Brletic, Pat Barnes Toni Klasnick, Secretary Elayne Gobbel SECOND ROW: Peggy MacIntosh Margie Mirda, Barbara Keenan Pat Macik, Myrna Kalkbrenner Nelda - r.u.e,f4-,g..,.- - . L4 ,- ROOM 15 FIRST ROW: Patricia Barnes, Gloria Walker, Beverly Brunori, Peggy Geissf ler, Maryelaine Gothard, Connie Fader, Claudia Flynn, Margaret Cant, Paula Macik, Mabel Jones. SECOND ROW: Glenn Harden, Carol Semenko, Evelyn Gross, Elaine Jones, Judy Heimberger, Judith Harper, Audrey Fenich, Darlene Campbell, Robert Tarr. THIRD ROW: Harry Couchenour, Robert Gardner, Philip Wander, Tom Patrick, Leo Urbanski, David Allison, John Holden, Edward Battles. FOURTH ROW: William Pavlik, Donald Mihalevic, David Carlson, Leonard Peters, Thomas Odorcich, .Jack Day, Gordon Cook, Thomas Steele, Robert Hafner. Not in picture: Anthony Procacina. X- w up I I u , X fi ' Q ROOM 16 FIRST ROW: Darlene Warren, June Harlan, Darlene Ferry, Samuella Christian, Helen Cieslewicz, Charlette Javens, Judith Anthony, Bertha Emery, Patricia'Boyd, Rebecca Lee. SECOND ROW: Michael Kranik, Nancy Shaffer, Margaret Rollason, Barbara Mellinger, Margaret Hromyak, Raylene Shrodes, Mary French, Yvonne Washington, James Zuzo, THIRD ROW: Bob Craven, Edward Mildon, Basil Curcio, Larry Ford, Robert Shank, John Mar' hefka, Bernard Mayer, Charles Marshall, Francis Hoover, Richard Oliver. FOURTH' ROW: Kenneth West, Charles Kish, Kenneth Bethke, Harry.Moller, Kenneth Houy, James See, John Dansak, Mark Salopek, George Jacob, Not in picture: Joanne Englert. x HI-Y CABINET - FIRST ROW: Chaplin Dale Jacobs, Vice President Aaron Finklestein, Treasurer David Hicks. SECOND ROW: Council Representative Gordon Cook, Secref tary Lee Wanetick, President Dennis Juhasz, Mr. Kieffer was the group's adviser. 4 HOMELDO X... Mr. Homer Weitz impresses ,ninth grade pupils with the necessity for accurate measurement in drafting, the course is mechanical drawing, given to all freshmen who have chosen .the Industrial course. ROOM 17 FIRST ROW: Susan Morgan, Helen Fleming, Lucille Patterson, Linda Snider, Patricia Smith, Lois Sabo, Maxine Howard, Sandra Nyilas, Carol Barth, Eleanor Burton. SECOND ROW: Gloria Kestler, Loretta Graziano, Ruth Baker, Harriet Stevens, Marlene Morgenstern, Ethel Streets, Antoinette Canova, Leah Yealey, Dolores 'Norman, Carol Kirkpatrick, Carol Snyder, THIRD ROW: Mike Jeffer, Charles Dennis, Iames Jones, Albert Nixon, Laval Murphy, Edward Poturich, Melvin Anastasiu, Blaine Lytle, Steve Prontiker, Edward Mellon. FOURTH ROW: Elmer Smith, Carl Kutzfara, Richard Gergely, Fred Wunder, Ber.nard Rogers, Clarance Pavlic, Robert Thorpe, George Horst, Richard Smochko. ROOM, 18 FIRST ROW: Myrna Kalkbrenner, Celestine Paige, Barbara Wetzler, Geraldine Vizzini, Lois Traeger, Genevieve Fornal, Eileen Jones, Grace Tamblyn, Janet Miller. SECOND ROW: Audrey Morgan, Rosalena Liberatore, Patricia Kapisak, Azalee Spencer, Dolores Vukovcan, Mary Ann Patrick, Janice Rack, Helen Teghze, Barbara Chick, THIRD ROW: Orville Chapman, William Schadle, John Magyar, Daniel Loy, Ronald Pope, James Bollas, Kenneth Kohl. FOURTH ROW: George Dansak, Nicholas Mallene, Robert Onderko, William Odenthal, Kenneth Fox, Joseph Dwornick, Elbert Stinson, Robert Ludwick. Not in picture: Shir' ley Campbell, Carol Weimer, George Godzin. fi Za ,wf ROOM 19 FIRST ROW: Hope Granda, Ruth Kohl, Mary Benko, Phyllis Gonzales, Martha Slack, Sandra Hickman, Margaret Price. SECOND ROW: Thomas Spalla, Timothy Michals, David Mitchell, Robert Sicora, Elmer Komaromy, James Edmundson, Aaron Finkelstein,William Whitaker, THIRD ROW: Phillip Arlia, James Steele, William Cottone, Donald Carter, Raymond Tomko, James Bucy, Charles Walter, Edward Rendulic, FOURTH ROW.: John Frederick, Thomas Elliott, Dennis Juhasz, Della Hodge, Grace O'Toole, Judith Snavely, Richard Burns, Darryl Segina, Luke Kobulf nicky. FIFTH ROW: Edward Man- ning, Kenneth Dean, William Miller, James Carter, James Zager, Jack Mc' Elravey, Ronald Hufford, Howard Kennedy, Patrick Urban, Robert Pardoe. Not in picture: William Bickerton. ROOM 20 FIRST ROW: Dolores Stencil, Patricia Kucsmas, Linda Taylor, Patti Tedesco, Bernice Lucas, Evelyn Kolosvary, Frances Perciavalle, Judy Gray. SECOND ROW: Duane Steinmeyer, David Gonsales, Gordon Zavinski, Milan Washowich, Cyril Tkac, Mike Yencho, Mike Sucevic, George Bell. THIRD ROW: Rose Marie Grzebyk, Barbara Madison, Darlene Miller, Carol Cook, Sherryll Layton, Patricia Handa, Janet Popeck. FOURTH ROW: Charlotte Brletic, Jacqueline Thomas, Bonnie Rudolph, Patricia Pomycala, Violet Fundrella, Mildred Zrinscak, Patricia Pipp, Dorothy Williams, Barbara Leitzell, FIFTH ROW: Roy Walker, George Yuna, John Klug, Richard Light, Betty Warman, Mary Ann Yurechko, James Junecko, James Knapton, Kenneth Ferry. i Q , X Q l Y-TEENS -FIRST ROW: Susan Morgan, Sandra Hickman, Carol Barth, VicefPresident Peggy Geissler, Arlene Lichalk. SECOND ROW: Pat Pomycala, Bar' bara Keenan, Elaine Jones, Judy Heimberger, Paula Wood. THIRD ROW: Council Representative Toni Klasnick, President Charlotte Brletic, Dolores Vukovcan, Peggy Maclntosh, Treasurer Kathy Kadar, Carole Deed' rick. Advisers for the group were Miss McCurdy and Miss Dix. :ret .' Q., . i ' l iff 7 lnKj.Qi:, Q ., CHEERLEADERS- FIRST M ROW: Patricia Pomycala, Patricia Macik, Gail Batch, -5 'Q , L 4 Judy Gray, Sandra Nyilas, M V 'R Captain Barbara Keenan. A SECOND ROW: Audrey Qt' McGee, Sandra Rothbarth, My Glenna Braddock, Phyllis Gonzales, Tanya Iaworski, Assistant Captain Patricia 1 Barca. i Y-TEENS-FIRST ROW: Council Representa' lb, if 1- X' 4 tive Azalee Spencer, Reporter Maxine Howard. SECOND ROW: President Shirley Hilliard, SecretaryfTreasurer Brenda Pryor, Program Chairman Celestine Paige. Miss Dix was the group's adviser. Reading fare from magazines and light fiction to serious works of reference are available to Shaw Avenue students. R This year the library was in charge of Mrs. Helen Lynch who divided her week between Shaw Avenue. and George Washington. 9 x, 'N 'Qc -f W -' K., N F Q ' 5 PN wx.: Q A S: - is is T Us 5 FEHTUHES f I 'x Q il .,v: . ICTOR HERBERTS famous operetta, Naughty Marietta, was this year's pref sentation of the A Cappella -Choir, directed by Mr. Richard Barrett. With a cast of nearly 100, the colorful show entertained with music and fun three capacity audiences on December 9, 10, 11, 1954. Leading roles were sung by JoAnn Colflesh, Dolores Patton, Dave Boyd, Vince Barth, Erma Jean Little, Carol Dannels, and Victor Bell. Accompanying music was provided by an ensemble, consisting of Jack Hammitt, piano, Cassie Niedzialek, organ, Lorraine Meskosvski, vibraphoneg Danny Pavlic, Dolly Patton as Lizette. accordion, Reed Gilchrist, bass. Jo Ann Colflesh as Marietta Captain Dick Warrington fVince Barthj with the Governor fGordon Ewersl and his secretary fBil1 Smartj discuss the capture of pirate Bras Pique. Etienne fDave Boydj, son of the Governor, thanks Dick Warrington for delivering the ofhcial papers from the King of France, per' mitting the search for Bras Pique, QE: Qi. Nils. is F W The auction during the Mardi Gras ball in the garden of the governors palace, one of the show's big scenes. f .X , 1 17' I ,l if . -- . Silas Slick fVictor Biellj, comic lead, asks why he should '-4: 'gl Waste his time on only one girl , . , Etienne fDave Boydl ' ' derides Adah fErma Littlel for her jealousy. uLovef he sneers, is a large Word. It is like a wind that can blow in many directions. 7 Y k ANCES CHCOL LIFE has some of its most exciting moments at the dances scattered throughout the term. From the smallest afterfmeeting frolic to the fanciest formal, dances are fun. The Class of 1954 held its big event, the Senior Prom, on May 28, at the Vocational School, featuring a carousel theme fpictured on the opposite pagej. An afterfprom party, spon- sored by local clubs and civic groups, was held until break' fast at the Vogue Terrace. The YfTeen Thanksgiving Dance, November 26, 1954, at Youghriogheny Country Club is shown at the right, and the after-game Sock and Sweater hop, November 19, at George Waslungton is pictured below. . :fly A sta' A ' 'I ' ' 'Q P Q ,A-H.. 5441 . rs, 8 fa nh 5' , .-1-I- Q, ,X - ,X as . X A gp .kill , N I3 xl -:E 'fklf , Highlight of the Freshman Prom held at George Washington, May 28 was the announcement of the ideal boy and ideal girl, From the left are Ivhlan Dimich and Donna Smith from Shaw X ' Avenue, and Karen Dulany and George Smith from George Washington Named ldeal Girl and Ideal Boy of the Class of 1954 at the John Shaw Hi1Y's Coronation Ball, June 6, were Roberta Henry and George Kilpa. The ideals were elected from nominations made by the HifY and the Y'Teens. fa r 'v '95 .1v -tgf Il KY HIGH C OMEDY COMBINED with suspense to entertain and delight when the Class of 1954 presented Sky High by Florence Ryerson and Alice Miller. Directed by Mr. Ralph Kerns, who was assisted by seniors Ruth Bielski and Arlene Gland, the play had a twofnight run on April 28 and 29, 1954, in the high school auditorium. The seniors portrayed a group of college students marooned at a skiing lodge which also was headquarters for a group of spies. The young people experienced thrills and faced dangers, but emerged victorious by the final curtain. Members of the cast fwho appear on the page oppositej were Wayne Shrader, Denny Brenner, Rebecca Sullivan, Jack Lofstrom fstandingj, Toby Ann Goldberg, Tom Eilart, Mimi Spitz, Sam Trust, Gail Oller, Frank Koteles, Charles Lawson, Dick Hopkins, and Sara jane Moffatt. Jane McElroy paired with Gail Cller in the role of Mrs. Petmore, owner of the lodge. The college students discuss the mysterious happenings at the sky lodge. Left to right are Tom Eilart, Denny Brenner, Rebecca Sullivan, Sara Jane Moffatt, Toby Ann Goldberg, and Jane McElroy. , 'k, Monica, Toby Ann Goldberg, threat' ens the ghost, Tom Eilart, with menacf ing fire tongs during one of the fast moving sequences. Art students Betsy Teemer, Carolyn Wargo, Charles Ricciotti, and Judy Lambert create a wintry backdrop for the production. FEATURES QV! 0 Y, s s CHARM COURSE-Elaine Benson and Nancy Park sport new hair styles at the YfTeens' Charm School, a threefsession course at the YWCA in April and May,- 1954. The course attracted nearly 75 YfTeens. . wig, NEW LUNCH PROGRAM-Refdecorated cafeterias and a-ref vamped schedule made the midfday break different this year. The two 45fminute lunch periods were discarded in favor of four 25' minute periods which gave students a 25fminute lunch period and a 25fminute study period. Boys and girls were permitted to eat in either the east or west cafeterias. 'wmv 5 f and -fag, pn to '- 7,-v 17 COLLEGE CLUB TEA-Club president Mrs. I. M. Johnston, Ir., pours tea for members of the class of 1954 on May 28 at the annual tea held by College Club for senior girls. MUSICAL CURLS-Marsha Fairbaugh and Theresa Basa exclaim at the long curly hair worn by Bill Smart, Bill Miller, and Dave Boyd, The boys' coiffures, grown for appearance in the operetta, attracted wide attention. 53,1 77 xl gi' D.A.R. PILGRIM-Senior Loretta Mesko was elected by her classmates as the 1955 Good Citizenship Pilgrim. The contest is sponsored by the D.A.R.'s Queen Aliquippa Chapter. CROWNED HEADS-Highpoint of many social affairs is the crowning of a king and a queen. Here fat leftj are two coronations, Gail Carnahan and Shirley Dobos Ctopl make Jack Sivak and Barbara Geyer the rulers of the November 19 Sock and Sweater Dance. Andrea Petach and Carol Cendrosky crown Gary Slater and Betty Anuszkiewicz as king and queen at the December 18 Senior Party. llbaf.. i ll HOMEMAKI G OMEMAKING COURSES in Foods and in Clothing introduce junior and senior girls to the funda' mentals and the fine points of domestic management. They study the field of home economics from practical conf siderations like nutrition and pattern fitting to more graceful arts like table arrangement and costume modeling. Climax of the year's home' making activity is the annual fashion show and tea for mothers when best manners and fanciest dresses are on display. This is the May, 1954, show. The department's annual tea for faculty members brightens the holiday season with fancy decorations, dainty sand- wiches, and cookies. Work and fun combine in the spring nursery school when little brother and sister or the youngster next door are brought for a day full of stories, records, paint- ing and eating. The uteachf ers are Isabelle Hernandez, Joan Glunt, Carol Celishis, and Jean Kunkle. 4 ,nag Senior Band and A Cappella Choir combined in the Boris Godounoff. The ensemble was probably the largest Spring Festival to present the Coronation Scene from group ever to perform in the school's auditorium, CHAMPIONS OP PENNSYLVANIA honors in the form of Superior ratings were won by eight McKeesport High music groups at the statefwide Forensic Contests, April 30 and May 1, 1954, at Williamsport, Pa. Superiors were earned by the A Cap' pella Choir, Senior Band, Senior Crchestra, Trumpet Trio, Boys' Octet, Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Individuals winning Supef riors were Lorraine Meskowski, Xylophone, Tom Koneski, trumpet. jerry Kowallis won an Excellent in tenor solo, as did Gail Cller in the speech finals with her Shakespearean reading. The A Cappella Choir fleft, abovej at the Spring Festival under the direction of Mr. Barrett . , . the Senior Band Qleftl under the direction of Mr. De Simone and Mr. Rotili. The Festival, the ninth annual one staged by Mc' Keesport's school music organizations, was pref sented in five evening performances between May 3 and May 12, 1954. -gk-111. ,mega-::. 1 , V uv 1 i . f ' ' Iii, il ' I ! ' D xxx 1 i 0 A3 as ' A 9 ill I. QL, 5 - l llll E 1 K 1 - 1 2 1 1 llll of ? Q l ll if Q sg 'V V 1 lk nl: L, all rg ' V lla!!! 1' y -w 'll SNAPS .i ll ill 1 CAMERA SNAPS of school life-Top l row: behind scenes at the Homemakf ing fashion show . . . a tableau from the ii Christmas program. Middle row: Faculty U Tea . . . prefDuquesne game bonfire in Renzie Park . . . the Thanksgiving Formal at Youghiogheny . . . the cheer lassies and Danny's cannas . . . junior YfTeen installaf tion. Lower row: painting a figurine in art class . . . new lockers . . . Freshmen Prom . . . the latest fad in necklaces-ropes . . . along the sidelines at the Senior Prom. I 1 l r il l ss rg i i l iss gr 6' mf , - Wa ' 3 vw . ' Q wfffi 4 L.1..1. gp.. ':.. fy-M . , - .- ' 1 3-4,,. W, .1 u5- ' I I ,. wax Q x A 1 --,, '9.,. xr A RETIREME T THREE CAREERS of service with the McKeesf port Schools come to a close with the retirement of the men pictured on this page: Mr. John F. Willauer has taught biology since he came to McKeesport in 1920 after teaching in Charleston and Liniield, Pennsylvania. Mr. Frank J. Weigle came to McKeesport in 1916, after teaching in Somerset Schools. First a teacher of manual training, he became Supervisor of Industrial Education in 1922, principal of Shaw Avenue Building in 1935, and principal of Vocaf tional School in 1940. He retired last June. Mr. F. Frank Crall came to McKeesport in 1920 after teaching in Daviess County, Missouri. He taught social studies until 1935 when he became student counselor. In 1940 he became principal of Shaw Avenue Building and this year was principal of Market Street Building. MR. JOHN F. WILLAUER 'Q MR. FRANK J. WEIGLE MR. F. FRANK CRALL ASSEMBLIES 1 fl 'Y 'K sf' Assembly programs prbvide entertainment and information well as group participation. Typical of -many presentations are the two pictured here: YoughfAfMon and Education Week. Designed to launch the sales campaign, the yearbook program featured a skit involving a rnix-up of Bermuda shorts: the actors are Connie Baczkowski, Janice Cray, Pat McGinn, Nick Sisley. The Education Week Program symbolized the contribution of education to Arnerif can Civilization: the principal performers fat rightJ were Warren Mclntosh, William Liddle, Gary Hale, Richard Friberg, Joan Caughey, Lenora Wills, Victor Bell. I ' i'?1f:2f3??r ox Y I is wg, 17, ii qi - ,f it -- . 5 K, 1 I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Nancy Weller, Nancy Spahr, Loretta Shanofski, Mary Lou Henderson, Toby Ann Goldberg, Joyce Holroyd, Donna Considine, Ann Duff, Nancy Bel' grade, Helen Rhodes, Dolores Conners, SECOND ROW: Ronald Care, Kenneth Walker, Susann Haidle, Sarah Moffatt, Mary Ann Betz, Ida Marie Miller, Doris Graves, Eileen Poturich, Carolynn Wargo, Darlene Stirling, Joy Roney. THIRD ROW: John Winter, Louis Kapfer, Charles Kerber, Frank Cargo, Ann Whalen, Ruth Bielski, John Mesaros, James Eagen, Charles Chontos. FOURTH ROW: Robert Williams, David Jacobs, Robert Vaughn, Russell Beatty, Joseph Kotarski, Charles Johnson, Robert Johnson, Milan Tatalovich, William Halaszynski. VWYW 1- 1:-v . 'S-:7 .-L.: , GRADUATIGN - JUNE, I953 s SIX HUNDRED and eighteen seniors of the Class of 1954 became graduates of McKeesport High School at Commencement exercises held June 8, 1954, at World War Memorial Field. The class ceremonies began with a Baccaf laureate Service on Sunday, June 6, when the sermon What Have You Cot? was delivered by Reverend H. A. Bruder of the First United Presbyterian Church in Mc' Keesport. The Commencement address, The Essential Characteristics of an Edu' cated Person, was given by Dr. C. Herman Grose, President of ' California State Teacher's College. . ,, , of f- w , 4 gr wwf' ,,. f 3.353 pa fa-,pi A 7 .51 ,..f 1 ,,,,, , ,Mgywf Arnafk :' ,kr '4wQf :P?a', Xu., xy' IE!! f : 4TMsuv,' .Min un I J W' X ,Y .0 rLx52 3, fi er! .19 ' X K U W , K1 xyx lx A., 'M a 1 -. , 5' 1 A L i Z'?'5,',!' V wf' 4 !' 'if' , Q I ' ., Qfff-. if . 1 'J' In ',-. V ' exam? , ,,,, V - . I - ff ,, f-M f-Mr , 4 haw W I yur F959 HUM Miyliliiilll 5655 FF' U gm, WN.. W ! 'P , 5 ' , 1 I VI .l . 'm -'I ' 3 --, -W J... ,.-lrilfn -f- - -..,wf. W-li V F-Film' , .YV. .. 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