McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)
- Class of 1957
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S A ef sr as w ' ' pneLLcff 3,5335 K f 4 -, 1 W A N f,a,4 ,N .1 , ,fv v , ,ff X Ja. 11 Q21 ,fl u kj If Q7 THE NINETEE N FIFTY I V! f Y ,fx y Q 31 - , I M - ,, ' . f 9 1 A I f y f 1 1 I r F . 1,1 -x S N I A i' N J A if NANCY HOLMBACK, Editor-in-Chief NORMAN M. GIBSON Adviser 9 I K A14 l , T, .,' I , ' U f ,ji I v I , , i IN MEMORIA M SADNESS CAME to McKeesport High School in 1956 with the deaths of Dr. Leo R. Travis, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. E. O. McKee and Mr. James H. Lewis, members of the faculty. Dr. Travis graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1928. He attended California State Teachers College and completed his education at the University of Pittsburgh where he got his A.B. degree in 1928, his M.A. in 1931, and his Ph.D. in 1945. He came to McKeesport in 1930 as a social studies teacher in the High School and in 1942 was elected principal of Fawcett Building and in 1943 of Versailles Avenue Building as well. Dr. Travis was named Secretary and Business Manager in 1948, and was elected Superintendent of Schools in 1953, the position he held when he died September 21, 1956. Mr.. McKee, a graduate of McKeesport High, received his bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1937, and his master's degree in 1948. He began teaching English and social studies in 1939 at George Washington School, and in 1942 commenced three years with the U. S. Army. Mr. McKee resumed teaching in 1946 at the High School with classes in U. S. History and organ. His death came on September 21, 1956. Mr. Lewis began his teaching career in the Newcastle Schools in 1927, and came to McKees- port in 1930 as a teacher of electricity. In 1931 he received his B.A. degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Lewis taught at the High School and then at Vocational School until his death on July 21, 1946. 1 wr-Mm.: Y -.MMuu ,, . ,W w xr, N fi Ji. i wgimr, ww W J ,g wg, 4 '?p:WW.p ' fgaw-Y4 ,f wma x, - Y JW. . A g www. ,, ' 9 W f J M 7 contents: ADMINISTRATION ....... 9 SENIORS ..... ..... 2 1 SPORTS ......... ..... 4 9 ORGANIZATION .......... 65 UNDERCLASSES .......... 87' FEATURES ...... .... I 35 AIIHIINISTHATIUN is 'ig MR, ARTHUR O. HORN DR, HOWARD C. McELROY MR. R. D. CANNON Director of Curriculum Assistant to Superintendent in Charge of Buildings IRIN C vrru is is N SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MISS M. RIGBY HILL Secretary .43 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ir. S. H. Hirshberg .g resident Mr, Harold Blid Mr. Charles B. Davis ELECTED BY THE CITIZENS of McKeesport, the Board of School Directors is charged with the responsibility of operating the Public Schools. The Board selects the Superintendent as chief administrative ollicer. Since September, 1956, McKeesport's Superintendent of Schools has been Mr. Arthur O. Horn. After his graduation from Franklin and Marshall College, Mr. Horn taught for two years in Jeannette. He came to McKees- port High in 1927 as a science teacher, was named principal of Fifth Avenue Building in 1929, and received his M.A. from the University of Pittsburgh in 1933. Mr. Horn became principal of Centennial Building in 1935, of George Washington in 1939, of Vocational in 1954, and of the High School in 1956. In September, 1956, Dr. Howard C. McElroy became Director of Cur- riculum. Dr. McElroy graduated from Wesleyan University in 1921, received his LL.B. from Duquesne in 1927, his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh in 1927 and 1939. Beginning in 1921, he taught French in McKeesport High until he was named principal of George Washington in 1929. In 1935 he became assistant principal of the High School, and was named principal in 1939. r. J. Paul Farrell Dr. Robert M. Heft Mr. C. E. Kearney, Jr. in ivy: Irs, Margaret B. Larson Mr. William T. Morgan Mr. Charles H. Starr 1A Qi 'L,,,.fgf ' V V- o ' ' ' i - ii:-'iiffifi f NN 'Lf V 1 ffl, 7 P in 71 ' , X ' . 9, - H ,-,' 2 l i 'lv ffi is' 24 I7-i f ,Xu N 1 Dr, Wayne E. Mason Principal of the High School Mr. Benjamin B. Disegi Principal of Vocational School Mr. A, James Gross Guidance Counselor ADMI I TRATIO ................ cKEESPOR'I Mr Shelby Erwin Vice Principal of the High School , JANUARY, 1957, marked many administra- tive changes in McKeesport High. Dr. Wayne E. Mason became principal of the High School. A graduate of West Virginia University in 1924, Dr. Mason joined the McKeesport Schools as a social studies teacher in 1929, became an elementary school principal in 1939, and principal of Vocational School in September, 1956. Mr. Benjamin Disegi became principal of Vocational School, moving from Shaw Ave- nue School where he had served as principal since 1954. Mr. Shelby Erwin continued as the Vice-Principal of the High School, and Mr. Bert Johnson continued as Director of Vocational Education at Vocational School. The Guidance Department, too, marked a change in January with Mr. A. James Gross HIGH SCHOOL ............ Mr. Bert Johnson Director of Vocational Education Miss Gertrude Brown Girls' Adviser VOCATIONAL SCHOOL I .bw Mr. John S. McFeaters Principal of George Washington School becoming Student Counselorg Miss Gertrude Brown continued to serve as Girls' Adviser. Mr. Gross, a graduate of Ohio University, was teacher and principal in the public schools of Amanda and Youngstown, Ohio. In 1944-1945 he was an instructor in the U. S. Navy's Bureau of Standards, and from 1946-1949, lectured in Business Administra- tion at Duquesne University. Elected to Who's Who In American Education in 1948, Mr. Gross came to our Commercial Department in 1951. Mr. J. S. McFeaters continued to serve as principal of the George Washington building, and Mr. Louis H. Dunlop joined the Admin- istrative staff in J.anuary as principal of the Shaw Avenue building. Mr. Dunlop gradu- ated from Allegheny College in 1928, and started teaching that year in the science department of McKeesport High. Beginning in 1931, he taught chemistry and was the head of the MHS Science Department. Mr. Louis H, Dunlop Principal of Shaw Avenue School . . . SHAW AVENUE ....... GEORGE WASHINGTON CLC!! V 'I a ww FIRST ROW: G. Russell Acklin, Ed.M., English, Elfreeda B. Ahlquist, B.S., Shorthand and Transcription, Commercial Department Chairman, George S. Allison, Ed.M., United States History, Rose F. Arone, B.S., Business Machines. SECOND ROW: Mary Auld, A.B., Latin, Department Chairman, Richard H. Barrett, A.M., Vocal Music, S. Foster Beatty, A.M., English, Department Chairman, Wynona M. Beatty, Litt.B., English. THIRD ROW: Ronald R. Becket, B.S., Science, Agnes Bedell, Ed.M., Business Mathematics, Basic Mathematics, and Commercial Arithmetic, Joseph W. Black, Ed.M., Algebra and Mathematics Review, Doris H. Blid, Litt.M., English. FIRST ROW: Irma C. Boax, A.M., Algebra, James W. Bowen, A.M., Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry, Vivian Bowles, Ed.M., Shorthand and Typewriting, Helen Briggs, L.B.S., Librarian, Helen G. Brown, B.S., Basic Mathematics, J. Stanley Calhoun, Ed.M., Basic Mathematics and Biology. SECOND ROW: Cornelius P. Campbell, Ed.M., American History, Economics, and Problems of Democracy, Harry L. Carlson, A.B., Distributive Education, Falco A. Carrozza, Ed.M., World History and Problems of Democracy, Carlene C. Cavanaugh, B.S., Homemaking, Byron L. Chaplin, Ed.M., Elec- tricity, William A. Clees, B.S., Physical Education, Department Chairman. ' Z. .,, . : I In T' 4' ., 3 m:,A - lf tw 1 . z7-. IQ ',A, s t Q 6, ,I aj' . 'Qs tif T FIRST ROW: Robert M. Crausaz, l'h.D., French and German, Chairman of Modern Language Department, D. Frederick Cullen, B.S., American Government and World History, Margaret Mary Cummins, BS., Dietitian, LaVelle H. Dillon, I3.S., Type- writing, Rosemary Dixon, ILS., Hornemaking, Albert R. Doehla, A.B., United States History, Consumer Education, and German. SECOND ROW: Kathryn H. Dulan, Junior Vocational Academic, Louis ll. Dunlop, Ed.M., Chemistry, Science Department Chairman, George H. Elko, B.S., Physics and Physical Science, Barbara Fady, B.S., Pennsylvania History and Govermnent, Albert T. Fallquist, B.S., Chemistry, Etlward G. Faulk, B.S., Instrumental Music. THIRD ROW: Joseph E. Ference, B.S., Commercial Art, Donald E. Ferguson, A.M., English, David VV. Fluke, B.S., Vocal Music, Carrie L. Gailey, A.B., Pennsylvania History and Government, Norman M. Gibson, A.M., English, Rose M. Gibson, A.R., United States History. A ready knowledge of practical math is useful to students who will enter industry after graduation. Here Mr. McMunn teaches a class in Shop Mathematics, a subject required of all Vocational School Juniors. If -his ef 1 ww , ,W L ' - ' ' . K, , ., . jr... at l . ,tt . K ' ' iil' 2 tl I V T' : If r 3' -,-V -.wgf',.me. SH W m Q .K 4 if dawg, - ,',, -sl. 1 S7 Wiki. . S y If . I 5563- -s 1 all 'J ig 'vu 1 'large was .i,. X ,N .. ilifs5?Qb , Q , Q Q, Q. ' ,sm P FIRST ROW: George B. Gilmore, B.S., Basic Mathematics, Murray Gold, Ed.M., English. SECOND ROW: A. James Gross, Ed.'M., Bookkeeping, Winfield S. Harding, Patternmaking. THIRD ROW: Robert J. Harris, B.S., Junior Vocational Shop, Michael G. Hritz, Ed.M., Geometry and Shop Mathematics. it 5353 .. . Students in foreign language classes study cultural practice German pronunciation of everyday objects, b11Ckg1'0UHd 215 well US language- Whlle two PUPUS Miss Verner discusses German craftsmanship, Xi 'Ik it 1 Vvii 62 N bww FIRST ROW: M. Vincent Jevsevar, Sheet Metal, J. Morris Jones, Blueprint Reading, Related Draw- ing, and Mechanical Drawingg Martha Ann Jones, BS., Business English and Business Exploration, June W. Josek, B.S., Algebra, Rita Kelly, Ed.B., Plane Geometry, Basic lV1atheniatics, and Trigonometryg Margaret Kerezsi, Litt.M., English. SECOND ROW: Florence King, A.M., Latin and English, Edmund Kittiko, B.S., Pennsylvania History and Government, William P. Knortz, Ed.M., Biology, M. C. Koons, Drafting, George A, Krause, Cabinctniaking, Thomas E. Krupa, A.B., English, Problems of Democracy, and Economics. THIRD ROW: Joseph P. Krysik, AB., Instrumental Music, Gerald F. Lanks, B.S., Elec- tricity, Harry M. Lee, Hd.M., Machine Shop, Grace Lemon, A.B., Algcbrag Gertrude Lindquist, Ed.M., Shorthand and Typcwritingg John P. Liptak, HS., World History. ' as at Ik 4 Kg . .iia -I it - ,, ,f 2 1 A I if ,,. ,, gf V l ' Q- . . z 1 1 Q , FIRST ROW: Julia Loya, Ed.M., Economic Geography and Business Englishg Helen A. Lynch, A.B., Librariang Mary T. Lynn, Ed.M., Wo1'ld History and United States History, Munroe A. MacDonald, Ed.M., Auto Mechanics, Helen Malseed, Litt.M., Public Speaking and Dramaticsg C. Earl Mansfield, Ed.M., Plane Geometry. SECOND ROW: George H. McConnell, Ed.M., Physics and Chemistryg Martha McCune, B.S., Physical Education, Helen J. McGinn, Ed.M., Algebrag Mary Louise McGrann, Ed.M., Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics and Typewritingg Charles E. McKenery, A.B., Englishg Roy H. McMunn, B.S., Chemistry and Shop Mathematics. THIRD ROW: Thelma Mermelstein, A.B., Latin, Pennsylvania History, and Governmentg Loretta P. Mihuc, B.S., Algebrag Joseph E. Moffatt, B.S., Algebrag Elmer G. Molin, Ed.M., Machine Shop Practice, Anna Morlock, Litt.M., Pennsylvania History and Governmentg Dorothy Mrkonic, Litt.M., English. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Mrkonic, B.S., Homemaking, Department Chairmang Alan H, Nelson, B.S., Industrial Arts, Anna Nelson, A.B., English, C. Lillian Nelson, A.B., Englishg Lucille Newhouse, Litt.M., World History and World Geography, Dorothy Norton, A.M., Spanish, SECOND ROW: Walter B. Oliver, Ed.M., English and Science, Doris V. Palesko, A.B., English, William D. Parsons, B.S., Mechanical Drawing and Basic Mathematics, Erna M. Pierce, Ed.M., Healthg Helen Potthoif, Litt.M., Algebra and Latin, Jay Priest, A.M., Science. i , ar lx !- Wg tv 5 Sw Y if .115 A ' fx , 'K 125239 a 3 .ti it H5 W' 2' The blackboard formula comes alive on the demonstration table as Mr. Dunlop teaches chemical reduction with a laboratory furnace by using hydrogen to reduce copper oxide. Practical demonstrations give reality to textbook explanations. FIRST ROW: Thomas A. Quinn, Ed.M., Englishg Mark R. Reigard, A.M., United States Historyg Amelia Richardson, A.M., Plane Geometry, Mathematics Department Chairmang Jack K, Roadman, Ed.M., Biol- ogy and Chemistry 1Not picturedjg David C. Rosenberg, B.S., Pennsylvania History and Government. SECOND ROW: Edith B. Ross, A.B., English and Scienceg John E. Ruby, B.S., Electricityg John A. Sabol, Ed.M., Physicsg Ruthjean Sarber, B.S., Clerical Practice and Typewriting. THIRD ROW: Carmelita Savage, Ed.M., Com- mercial Law and Business Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Exploration, and Mathematics, August M. Schad, A.M., Englishg Charles E, Schaeffer, B.S., Physical Education and Healthy Helen Scott, A.B., Algebra and World History. yum tt 4 . N 'V my 4. , ,, 3 ,Ein K c ..... ,,.. s ,Xa M M lx A XX it lf' 1 , A . ff is .ix . Xi .f f ' 4 '16 ' nqi a - I I- fi ra I A 552.3 --za. is 5.AAA .1 , I ,,,A, gg X yy-. T ,. un? - W I ggi' Y I kkhi in A -. iifmgE5?'f.w 2li1if -I I I ll f 1 FIRST ROW: Mercedes Sheehan, Ed.M., Librariang Dorothy Smedley, A.M., Englishg George L. Spielman, Ed.M., Science. SECOND ROW: James C. Steel, M.S., World Historyg Samuel L, Stewart, Ed.M., Scienceg Esther E. Stough, A.B., English. THIRD ROW: Eugene S. Surmacz, B.S., Chemistryg Amanda C, Thomas, Beauty Culture: Edward F. Thomas, Ed.B., Algebra and Basic Mathematics. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Tobin, Litt.M., Englishg H. Vera Trimble, A.M., Artg Martha Anne Verner, Litt.M., German. FIFTH ROW: James G. Vitsas, Ed.M., Physical Education and Healthg Leo F. Vogel, B.S., Englishg Helen W. Ward, B.S., Pennsylvania History and Government. 2 Seniors in Miss McGrann's Bookkeeping II class .study wall charts to learn the proper procedures for making entrles in ledgers and journals. FIRST ROW: G. Katherine Watson, Ed.M., English and Spanishg J. Harold Weigle, B.S., Healthg Homer O. Weitz, B.S., Mechanical Drawing. SECOND ROW: Nancy West, B.S., Englishg Ruth West, A.B., Pennsylvania History and Governmentg Charles W, White, Ed.M., Physical Education and Health. THIRD ROW: Martha Wiggins, Ed.M., Com- mercial Arithmetic and Algebrag Philip Wingert, Litt.M., General Scienceg Edward, Zadorozny, M.S., Biology and General Science. 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' Barbara Abels Business Sally Akerberg Commercial Clara Allen Business Ella Louise Allen Academic Robert Alli Academic Doris Altemus College Preparatory Virginia Altmiller Commercial Barbara Anderson Commercial Evelyn Andreyko Commercial Paul Apple Academic Robert Armbruster College Preparatory Ronald Ashton Sheet Metal Carol Babyak Commercial Beverly Bach Commercial Pauline Bacha Business Paul Badnerosky Academic Sylvia Badstibner Academic Carol Baer Commercial Evon Baker Academic Marlyne Baker College Preparatory Martin Baker College Preparatory Rowena Baker College Preparatory Roy Baker Academic Walter Baker College Preparatory as W S M HIGH SCHOOL - Donna Smith i , Vce- Presidentg Lanny Van Eman, President, Phyllis Gurcsik, Secretaryg Tony Colangelo, Treasurer. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL - Andrew Palm Presidentg Carol Naspinsky, Secretary? Vice-President. Paul PeQueen, Treasurerg Wilbert Cozart, L , fi f - , fi? .' g Q , V,,, 2 Eg. 3 if W' N My 1 N fs ,, M dd' 'Q K CLASS OFFICERS 1 75521 - 7 x , aa 4 E ,ar mu, V is 1 Barbara Balawajder Commercial Darlene Baldridge Business Fred Ball College Preparatory Edward Balog College Preparatory Judy Barkemeyer Academic Carl Barker Radio and Television Alice Barkman College Preparatory r Patricia Barnes I Commercial Mark Battaglia College Preparatory , ,,,, . Gloria Battles :jgv21g'r College Preparatory A Rv sf ., -W i f my I ggesf f f , ,fx ,, 4 1, ' QU E. -W' - 4 we ' H+ L ,il M624 -' e if 'ililgzfs fr -- I . ' I' sQe1SC1,f-1g,ii2f5- , AKJQ ful' he f f , W I 5 gf' 1' t bane my -f Sf u 5 4 Louis Bauer College Preparatory Nancy Baum College Preparatory Victor Bazzone College Preparatory Joseph Bedry Academic Mary Beeler College Preparatory Eugene Bell Industrial Electricity James Belles Academic Janis Benedict College Preparatory Regina Bennett College Preparatory Robert Bentz Auto Mechanics Carolyn Beres College Preparatory Marsha Bergquist Business Patricia Berry Business Patricia Betters College Preparatory Anita Bianconi Commercial Donald Bico Cabinetmaking Paul Bielic Distributive Education Linda Black U Commercial Nancy Blankenship Commercial Joyce Bliss College Preparatory Ray Bobchock Industrial Electricity Gary Bock Drafting Andrew Bodnar College Preparatory Irene Bodnar Commercial Frank Boros Industrial Electricity Garnette Bosnak Business Richard Bradley Industrial Electricity Eugene Brady Machine Shop Paul Braslawsce College Preparatory Jane Breitinger Academic Barbara Bringe College Preparatory George Brletic Academic Jacqueline Broadbent College Preparatory Charles Brown College Preparatory Curtis Brown Academic Dennis Brown Radio and Television Douglas Brown Drafting Larry Brown Academic Joseph Brozovich College Preparatory Dale Brubaker College Preparatory Thomas Bulischeck Machine Shop Yetta Buncher Commercial Elsie Bunda Commercial Sandra Buono Business Emil Burak Drafting Anita Burk Business Jean Burley Commercial John Bury Machine Shop Karl Butcher Academic Janet Cahow College Preparatory Darrel Campbell Drafting- John Cardo Business Clydean Carroll Commercial John Carrozza Commercial Esther Caruso College Preparatory Dorsena Cash Commercial ,g,i,,E,,,,,1 h,, .W M if 37 - ff . ex,- i Kms' if e,i ,4 Robert Cash Auto Mechanics Charles Casturo Academic Richard Caulfield Sheet Metal Nancy Cavanaugh Business Ella Centoni Commercial Mary Chambers Commercial Suzanne Chemsak College Preparatory Barbara Chizmar Business Herbert Chontos Sheet Metal Lawrence Chontos Academic Esther Chotiner Business Lynn Chute College Preparatory Eileen Claar Commercial Fred Clark Academic James Clark Commercial Art Laura Clark College Preparatory Thomas Clay College Preparatory Tony Colangelo College Preparatory Karen Coleman College Preparatory Adrianne Coles Business JoAnne Colliesh Academic Barbara Collier Business Clifford Collier Sheet Metal William Connor Commercial Art William Conrad Auto Mechanics Nancy Contakos College Preparatory Larry Conyers Machine Shop James Cook Academic Patricia Cook Commercial Kirk Corcoran Business ASS OF 1957 , - 5 J f K x 3 cm of sasinnig 3 :QQ swam .BJ lg? 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It's your last high school year, and it's more fun than you dreanied it could lie. Tliere's at magic about senior year that makes eierytliing that happens just a little inore iinportant, a little more serious, a little more funny, a little inore significant. You'll always rmueinlaer that sunsliiny inorning u'lzen you irallfecl into your senior room for the first time, and tlie c.1'cite1uent you felt lt'lll'7Z you began translating your inixecl-up sclzcclule caril. You'll remeinlzer liou' proud you ivcre, saluting tlze flag u'itl1 your class in the first senior assembly . . . lzoui nervous you were ufhen you poseil for your senior picture . . . and lzou' you lineup' you really belonged as you niorecl tlirouglz crouwlefl lzialls from class to class . . . an f if E E lr bi 'MQW M, Q ., is J i3 s Q J A Q 'D Y -. r, . , s il 5: 1. sez f I-lb f 0 . ,S i f A ' -ff--1 r is fi W, 1 J Q W f i ., ,, 5 ,f,,,,i,,,-F -f Janice Curry Commercial Dorothy Dahlstrom Commercial Lois Dance Commercial Margaret Danko Commercial Joan Danton Commercial Carol Ann Davis Commercial Doris Davis Beauty Culture Patricia Davis Beauty Culture Robert Davis Academic Sally Davy Commercial Elvajean Dawson College Preparatory Barbara Del Duca Business Thomas De Marchi Academic William Dickinson Drafting Elaine Di Mattia Commercial Milan Dimich Academic James Dinley College Preparatory Joanne Dobos Distributive Education Janet Dodds Business Judith Dominick Commercial John Donnelly College Preparatory Norma Dorenda College Preparatory Delmas Dowden College Preparatory Francis Drago College Preparatory Robert Droppa Commercial Art Robert Dudash College Preparatory Pa.tricia Duerr Distributive Education Harris Dulany College Preparatory Karen Dulany College Preparatory Arlene Dunn Commercial Janice Dunn College Prepa1'atory Dave Duvall College Preparatory Donald Edler College Preparatory June Elkins College Preparatory Daniel Empfield Drafting Sally Lou England Commercial Elosia Englert College Preparatory Joseph Ennis Radio and Television Dorothy Ernst Beauty Culture Elizabeth Erskine Distributive Education Steve Estochin Auto Mechanics Joel Falik College Preparatory Carol Ann Farkas College Preparatory Kenneth Fichtner Patternmaking Roberta Fidler Distributive Education Carl Finney Sheet Metal George Fisher Academic Virginia Fisher College Preparatory James Fitzgerald College Preparatory George Flaherty Business John Flaherty Business Elizabeth Flohr Business Priscilla Flohr Business Janice Flygar Commercial Joan Folwarczny Commercial Nancy Forman Commercial Sally Fornal Commercial Oliver Francis Academic Joan Fransko College Preparatory Shirley Frederick Academic Ruth Frum Commercial George Fulmer Industrial Electricity Jennie Gabris Commercial Sandra Gallingane Business Shirley Ann Garancsi Beauty Culture Alan Gardner College Preparatory Larry Garuch Radio and Television loseph Gash Academic loseph Gassner Machine Shop Nlancy Gatto Disrributive Education wlw Q .j . 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V A K Q ii. it 1 Sandra Gavalier Commercial Nancy Gayok College Preparatory Vincent Gayvert Distributive Education Shirley Ann Germak College Preparatory Donald Geruschat Machine Shop Paul Geruschat Academic Carine Gietl Commercial Robert Gilbert Machine Shop Walter Gladkowski College Preparatory Donna Glunt College Preparatory Sandra Gobbel Distributive Education Sue Ann Gobbel Business Carol Gorr College Preparatory William Gorring Auto Mechanics Joseph Gottesman College Preparatory Mary Ann Graban Commercial Regis Grace College Preparatory Edgar Green Machine Shop Myrna Greenwalt Beauty Culture David Gregor Drafting Deanna Grimm College Preparatory Robert Gross College Preparatory Elizabeth Gubanic Academic Gail Guggenheim College Preparatory Phyllis Gurcsik College Preparatory Edward Gurowski Distributive Education Richard Guzewicz Academic Bernard Guzik College Preparatory You'll remember . . . consulting the guidance counselor about an those never- te lab sessions after-school job . ending ninety ininu how nervous you were the first time you worked in the oHioe . . . laughing over the jokes in the Red and Blue . . . autograplzing pictures for your friends . . . sifel i i ' L.-. If 1 I e 'fi ., 3 Qs. Q 2 at W A Q Bernard Haberman College Preparatory John Haeberlen Radio and Television James Hagan Drafting Regis Hagan Distributive Education Frank Haines College Preparatory Ronald Haines College Preparatory David Hale Auto Mechanics Ronald Hall Patternmaking Mike Halleron Academic William Halvorsen Academic A - . if L' ,LL. , , K iii A 1 iesrti 4'f: I .I ,V in g? ,K ,,L, M 4 f LLL ..,.u 'iu C . . A Q I ,, s - V Lg ,,,: N., Q y i S12 RTV . A si .t 2 ,g vfffi, f Q ' W J rvce ., lf Q 34 ' N if W ,S A tc A wx K W 5 iq MW R M 6 a M me t it 4 ff dsx U - ima: -1 .1 4-.3 ' -z 5 , W' H 0 9 Qu 'M f X' W X 2 yn fi x.g,?,+ ,,. A . HQ , ... . 2 ' fs :Z k Auf ' E is J w wf .V - ,. f 5 5- A ' W WE f .t ..: we K -' f aw . we I far Richard Hamilton Machine Shop Patricia Haney Commercial Alta Hankins College Preparatory Patrick Hardiman Business Maryland Hardy Academic George Hathaway Industrial Electricity James Haughey Business Wayne Heckman Academic Daniel Helmstadter College Preparatory David Helmstadter Academic Edward Henderson Academic Maureen Henry Commercial Patricia Hensel Commercial Paul Heptig Machine Shop Edward Hessler College Preparatory Robert Hickle Radio and Television Jack Hill College Preparatory Roberta Hill Commercial Raymond Hinerman Academic Raymond Hiteman Auto Mechanics Nancy Holmback College Preparatory Louis Holtzman Distributive Education Lanny Horn Commercial Leonard Hornfeck Academic Barbara Howard College Preparatory Marlene Howells College Preparatory Stephen Hranics Academic Paul Hrubovcak Radio and Television Michael Hudak Distributive Education Harry Humphreys Industrial Electricity Harold Inks Auto Mechanics Alan Itskowitz College Preparatory Dawn Jacob Commercial Daniel Jacobs Sheet Metal Robert Jacobs Cabinetmaking Mary Jane Jacolik Academic Lois James College Preparatory Judith Janawitz Commercial Joseph Jenco Radio and Television Claire Jensen Business Clayton John Academic Duane Johnson College Preparatory Kathryn Johnson College Preparatory Raymond Johnson Academic Clifford Johnston Radio and Television Marvin Jones Academic Patricia Jordan College Preparatory Elizabeth Joyce Commercial Carolyn Judkins College Preparatory Donald Junecko College Preparatory Ronald Jurann Drafting Lucretia Kadar Distributive Education Betty Ann Kalla Business Walter Kapuska Cabinetmaking Leon Katz College Preparatory Mildred Kehoe Distributive Education if W X uf' 'in so in :rf You'll always remember . . . receiv- t senior grade cards an 4? H L' Muni' .ijt 2 g g as I if A I saga A ' -i. I 1 ing those Hrs A and the hurried morning con- ferences about higher algebra prob- lems with the kids in homeroom . . . 'eel in the six-course lunch you devour twenty-Eye minutes . . . studying intensely for College Board exams the boys who were forever first fo get on the school bus . . . Charles Kelley Academic Laurene Kelly Academic David Kenski Academic ell College Preparatory Carol Kielar College Preparatory gg X ,, Barbara Kidw 1? Judith Kiger Commercial George Kimling Academic James King Academic Wayne King Academic Duane Kirschner Commercial Art ii Robert Kiser Academic Walter Kiser Academic Gerald Kittiko College Preparatory John Klasnic College Preparatory Robert Kline Academic Gayle Kneram College Preparatory Ronald Kobulnicky Academic Joan Kolar Commercial Thomas Koneski College Preparatory Donald Korinko Cabinetmaking Shirley Koteles Commercial Jack Kovac A Distributive Education William Kovack College Preparatory Ann Louise Kovaly Commercial Frank Kozdras Commercial Edward Krajack College Preparatory lanice Krausz College Preparatory Kenneth Kraynick College Preparatory Regina Kreahling 'Commercial Bernard Krivda Drafting 'oseph Krizner College Preparatory Villiam Kruczek Industrial Electricity Lmil Krueger Drafting lerald Kubala Academic Vlary Ann Kudrik College Preparatory geon Kulasa College Preparatory lean Kurey Beauty Culture ' Ioyce Kusic College Preparatory Vlary Kutzfara Commercial lames Lacey College Preparatory . it .M-11-w:a.f,1r' Q- 1 , ggi . . 9 C ASS OF 1957 -ef J gm ,, , W fa ,W 4, Eleanor Lajun Commercial William Lapcevic College Preparatory Stephanie La Rosa College Preparatory Martha Larson Academic Karl Laurin Academic Marion Lebowitz College Preparatory Judith Le Breton College Preparatory Hall Lee College Preparatory Steve Lemack Industrial Electricity Barbara Levin College Preparatory Harry Le Winter College Preparatory Donna Lewis Business Jane Lewis College Preparatory Jack Liebau Radio and Television Kay Lincoln College Preparatory Robert Lindskog College Preparatory Ruth Lindskog College Preparatory Barbara Lippert Beauty Culture James Lockhart Commercial Art Curtis Loeifel Academic Ernest Lofgren College Preparatory Rosemary Lohman Commercial James Lopretto Academic Violet Losteter College Preparatory Elizabeth Lotz Business Eva Lucas Commercial Beverly Luce College Preparatory Sandra, Lucot College Preparatory Pauline Lugarich Commercial Alice Lydon Commercial Elaine Lynch College Preparatory Galen Lynn Cabinetmaking Warren MacLaren College Preparatory Carmen Maglicco Machine Shop Daniel Mains Machine Shop f' so 'Q Q f V W 1 S t.yr .,,. gi if ' 7 .,,-, if , - , ' J as Y if 'ii' S 6 3. gsm., gif ifiief.. ga wi of f , i 'lx rw. . , . 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'QF L if .ff . i u v- Q, xl ra me M 4 K, J ,SV ...,, .,1. f:.V- aff ., ., Rudy Majcher Academic Frank Makar Machine Shop William Malego Academic George Manslak Commercial Art Frances Marcinek Commercial Virginia Marcus Commercial Clyde Ma.rker Patternmaking Richard Marker Patternmaking Rita Markovitz College Preparatory Ronald Markwood Distributive Education John Martin Cabinetmaking Nancy Martin Business Barbara Mason College Preparatory Marlene Massung Business Geraldine Matthias Commercial Andrea Matty College Preparatory Ronald Maurer College Preparatory Barbara Maxie College Preparatory Robert Maxwell Radio and Television Rosalie Mayer College Preparatory Anna Mae Mayfield Distributive Education Richard Mayfield Academic Lonnie Mayne Commercial Ruth McClain Business Audrey McCloskey Business Anne McCoy Commercial Charles McCutcheon Academic Dolores McGinty Commercial Warren Mclntosh Academic Mary Margaret McKay College Preparatory Mary McKitrick College Preparatory Edward McKivitz Academic Constance Meisle College Preparatory Stanley Mendoza College Preparatory Richard Meredith A ff 'HW in be s 1.. Zia 3 ' S fi A - A d . H Ca emlc 37 aa . iw 5 , ffp,i,.C . Ill'- Y0u'II renzmrzlwr . . . the safisf tion of lf'n0u'ing how fo opcrafe all hop . . . ellen'- down H112 field for file The er1ui1m1rPnf in your s ing H10 Tigffrs rzrinning fozlclzflouwi . . . digging up t1'fff0rPn0rf nmfmirzl in the library for flzaz' 'nzile-lziiglz half-ton of books your Iruggvd home your term paper v1'ffry nighf . . . Ronald Merritt Radio and Television Lorraine Meskowski College Preparatory Thomas Mezoff lllltlZ0l'I'llT13kil1g' Dolores Mikell Academic Jesse Mikell Academic Gayle Miller Academic Barbara Millington College Preparatory John Mills College Preparatory Phyllis Mitchell Business Frances Mittermeier Commercial , AA, K KX M lr W g H A it w A W Z C ,, V, 5 L V .: I gn F , : 'i m fs C - ' H M V ,s C ..:. ' N s 'V S V C ,,,'7 f X 1 V ' ms VV,f I - fn Vkk,, E I F u. . , if Q H -' X-Q! A . srrttes fs ' ir C V. ff 51 f M f C Csi i , 3, ff C ,Ct to .,., ,.. 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Molnar College Preparatory Leroy Moon Machine Shop Gerald Moore Academic Stanley Moore College Preparatory Cora Morgan Business Earnest Morgan College Preparatory Edward Morgan Academic Margaret Morga.n College Preparatory Robert Morgan Auto Mechanics Norman Moritz College Preparatory Carol Morris Commercial James Mossburg Academic Frank Muic College Preparatory Sandra Mull Beauty Culture Jack Mulliga.n Commercial Art John Murray Drafting Arthur Myers Commercial Edward Myers Commercial Art Alan Nahory Cabinetmaking Carol Naspinsky Commercial Art Lee Neal Commercial Art Rosalie Neiman College Preparatory Floyd Neyman Academic Gail Nicholson Commercial Thomas Niedzialek College Preparatory William Nolan College Preparatory Patrick Nolder Machine Shop Francis Noll Business Emily Norgren Commercial Art Ernest Norgren College Preparatory Sally Norton College Preparatory Patricia Null College Preparatory Darlene Ober Commercial Bernard 0'Bruba Patternmaking 1 , new ,sw W Q 4' 'Sm S, ' , is W L 'Rf fi' vu sl 4, 'ir is S' N 1 Ku' 2 'W me it 2 I 6 I X 1, ff. -2' fif : S.. Ernest Obusek College Preparatory Lora Lee Ogren Commercial George 0'Leary Distributive Educatiol Stephen Oleska College Preparatory Duane Olinski Academic Barbara Onderko Business Thomas 0'Neil Commercial Art Theodore Orabovich College Preparatory Rudy Orman College Preparatory Kathleen Orr College Preparatory Anna Mae Orrvick Commercial Ocie Paige Academic Richard Palaschak College Preparatory Andrew Palm Industrial Electricity Joan Panico Business Mary Papores Commercial Jess Paradise Academic James Parke College Preparatory William Partridge College Preparatory Stephen Pastor College Preparatory Elaine Patterson College Preparatory Daniel Patton Radio and Television Joan Patton College Preparatory Larry Paule Academic George Pearson College Preparatory Beverly Peckman Commercial Mary Ann Pellasce Beauty Culture Thomas Penn Auto Mechanics Claudette PeQueen Beauty Culture Paul PeQueen Commercial Art Marian Perkowski College Preparatory Fortunato Perri Radio and Television Daniel Petrick Auto Mechanics Thomas Petrick College Preparatory Samuel Petrulli Auto Mechanics Kurt Petterson College Preparatory Linda Petterson Commercial Patricia Phillippe College Preparatory George Phillips Machine Shop Lawrence Phillips College Preparatory Joseph Pikula College Preparatory Richard Pipp Academic Frank Plaskon College Preparatory Sarah Plummer Business Geraldine Plunko Business John Pochciol Industrial Electricity Robert Pogyor College Preparatory Thomas Pollak College Preparatory Patrick Ponsonby Machine Shop Sidney Pope Sheet Metal Andrea Poulos Business Elizabeth Pozzuto Commercial Carl Pribanic College Preparatory Patricia Prinz Commercial Thomas Procup Cabinetmaking Howard Pry College Preparatory Charles Pryor Commercial William Pryor Academic Robert Puhala College Preparatory William Pullin Patternmaking- Robert Rack College Preparatory Laurae Raible Academic James Rainforth College Preparatory Marjorie Ransick College Preparatory George Reccelle Academic Carol Reed College Preparatory Shirley Reeves College Preparatory Frances Regensburger Distributive Education Loretta Reggiani Beauty Culture John Reiter .R I tl yrt K I, Ist, ff , 'f 5 , Mm 5- if ' K J' big L Q 5 eg,. .fQff 1 ,ay Q ags H Q35 e- tr fr an H ' 'L f, t on Q' Q fps .lk , . f y : 3 are ri d 91' .zgr y .P 1 -W 5 ggire 1 , . 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A it lf.: ..... gy: i, -ef g an -at me r ,ffm W WF 'la 5 ' --- 1- .ze-as ' g:.V S1 ikyzg 7 CLASS OF 1957 Q ' ' H aw. il fx c U 9 Y E F22-99 ,Qgimrs , stef' 35332, iraiilsgbin frrzeiinlfas' ss., ms , K A iw In Ek we lt lf lg WWW Edward Reno College Preparatory Patricia Riazzi Beauty Culture Kenneth Richardson College Preparatory Thomas Ricketts Radio and Television Thomas Riley College Preparatory Sylvia Risher Distributive Education Linda Ritchie Business John Robertson College Preparatory Peggyio Rodgers Commercial Richard Rodgers Industrial Electricity Holly Roland College Preparatory Ellen Rollason Business Walter Rosengarth Drafting Eugene Rosensky Auto Mechanics Dominick Rossetti Academic Patricia Ruggier Beauty Culture Rosalie Ruisi College Preparatory Norma Russell Beauty Culture Richard Ryan Drafting William Sabo Machine Shop James Sammer Distributive Education Phillard Sandusky Sheet Metal Anthony Sanetta Academic Armanda Santille Commercial Yoiifll IIIIIYIUS rvmvnzlwr . . . egr- vlzanying mum' r'r1rrIs zvifh 0z'c1'yIn0rIy in your classm . . . flzosc last 'minufe 1n'epm'a1'1'ons before a big dance . . . flccfiionvering for your ,ffzrorifc crm- clidafcs fo hear! fill' senior class . . . singing the Alma Matci' at the last class meefing .... Q filclying college and sclzolnrslzip annoiincemvnfs on H10 bullefin board . . . Business 'M Thomas Schaffer Academic Sandra Schatz College Preparatory Donald Schmidt Academic Vince Sari 1 i' 5 Yi V 5 . . iw. ' as W' 0 Q J ff I Wil 1 Geraldine Schmidt College Preparatory James Schoeller College Preparatory MM -rdf Michael Schoenberger College Preparatory James Schonhardt Business Mary Schonhardt Commercial Frank Schreck Machine Shop Gary Schreiber Academic Edward Schuette Academic Judith Schulhof College Preparatory Patricia Schultz Business La Rue Schwirian College Preparatory Delbert Scott Cabinetmaking Elaine Scott Distributive Education Joyce Scott Commercial Lois Scott Commercial James Seabol Patternmaking Elener Seitz College Preparatory David Sellers Drafting La Verne Serena Business Carol Shaner Beauty Culture Joseph Sharbaugh College Preparatory Carol Sharpnack Business Jacqueline Shaw Business James Sherby Drafting Claudia Sherwin Commercial Edward Sherwin College Preparatory Jane Shidel Business Patricia Shinkle College Preparatory Mary Ann Shirley Commercial Robert Shivey Commercial Art Sophie Sidney Commercial Ethel Sieber College Preparatory Edward Simco College Preparatory Charles Simpson Machine Shop Doris Simpson Commercial Sam Sinot Academic Duane Slade College Preparatory Donna Smith WW College Preparatory George Smith College Preparatory as lm W ,H 4 Q in 2 . f W, A, QM i' 'W' v - ,lr-. , at ., A, ' , , 1 - 'lh ' ,. e i f , k, ,A.. it f be 22Q Q- , r A a t , , 6 , -I h y W, up ,.,. , M , l t l 4 f Tr H'-Q' St :' M N 4 I A lui 'S' y112L 2 .fw- V ,, I ' f , QE 73 S? it N ' 2 ft. Q vlsifwlz, I L EL ,Q X' , Q, li Jack Smith Academic Jere Smith Academic Joyce Smith College Preparatory Judith Smith Business William Smith Drafting Warren Snider Industrial Electricity Janice Snyder Distributive Education Fred Soethe Industrial Electricity Victoria Solano Commercial Sherwood Soles Machine Shop Beverly Soncini Commercial Patricia Sopko Academic Paula Sowa Commercial Ellen Spangler College Preparatory Geraldine Spara Business Jean Speidel Commercial James Spivak College Preparatory Robert Spoonhoward Academic Edward Stanesic Commercial Judith Steen College Preparatory Helen Stefko Business Coleman Stegman Auto Mechanics George Stepansky Distributive Education Norene Stewart Business Robert Stewart Drafting Carol Stickel Distributive Education Robert Stiehl College Preparatory Elaine Stoken College Preparatory Franklin Stone Commercial Art Henry Stone Machine Shop James Stratigos Academic Stephen Strauss College Preparatory Robert Sturdy Academic William Styche College Preparatory Joseph Sucha College Preparatory 45 'C ' t an V V QA4 my my . 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William Sullivan College Preparatory Judith Suncine Commercial James Svec Academic Norman Swank College Preparatory Marcia Sweet College Preparatory Marian Sykes College Preparatory Donald Taft College Preparatory Nick Tatalovich Commercial Albert Taylor Auto Mechanics Janice Taylor Commercial Kenneth Telesko Radio and Television Bernadine Thomas College Preparatory Raymond Thomas Radio and Television Edward Thompson Business Janet Thompson Business Jeannette Thompson Commercial Wayne Thompson Academic Norma Thorpe Commercial Anna Mae Tokarsky Business Joyce Tolbert College Preparatory Mary Elizabeth Toms Commercial Dale Toth Academic Emery Toth College Preparatory Eileen Trathowen Commercial Everett Trimpey Machine Shop Charles Trout Sheet Metal Virginia Tucker Business Michael Turner Academic Blair Twale College Preparatory Jack Uher College Preparatory Janice Uhlig Commercial Ronald Ulm Industrial Electricity Joyce Uram Commercial Mary Ann Valecko Commercial Lanny Van Eman Academic Robert Vargo ustrial Electricity Ind Donna Velter Business Benedict Veltri Business Samuel Verner Mechanics Auto Richard Vezzani Machine Shop Edward Vukovcan Cabinetmaking Ernest Vyrostek College Preparatory Sharon VValker Commercial Margo Wander College Preparatory William Ward Patternmaking' lil ll 5 14 Zi lr- OTH' And yoa'll owmelnlmr . . . y ' d feelings when you crossed off mzxef , one more day from the school calen- dar . . . the numbness as you pon- clerecl a stiff question on the final exam . . . lhe thrill of trying on your cap and gown . . . Yes, you will always fremembev' the never-before anfl neyer-again experience of being a senior. Q A L Xu ? A .1 n , tyly y fb ' iial P V, my wi X if f Sl .e il . t 'if gifilfzf . gg . . ig V 4 Q D wha! be X fi' - S p h Q y 'PV i ilr ' k'-A L P ff .,:A , M, i , up K . A, A l V A . it P A A s 5 ,fy :sg-5, , ra, , 1 as i Carol Wargo Commercial Louis Washowich Academic Mary Waslis Commercial Dolores Weaver Beauty Culture Janice Weber Business Jean Weckerly College Preparatory Lillian Weigle Beauty Culture Janice Weiskircher College Preparatory Margaret Weiss College Preparatory Clarence Weitman Patternmaking Jacqueline Welsh Academic Mary Louise Welty Commercial Donna Westcoat College Preparatory Toni Weyer Business Donna Whalen Commercial Jack White Academic VVilliam Whitney Sheet Metal Fred Wiggins College Preparatory Joyce Will Beauty Culture Anna Williams Beauty Culture Donald Williams Drafting Barbara Wills Business Joan Wills College Preparatory Marie Wills College Preparatory Jane Wilson Commercial Rita Winkelvoss Distributive Education Virginia Wright Beauty Culture Dorothy Wood College Preparatory Harry Worrall Machine Shop Joanne Yeager Commercial JoeAnn Yuhas Commercial Harry Zebrovious Auto Mechanics Eugene Zibrat College Preparatory Caroline Zorn College Preparatory Albert Zych Academic n N svnnws 1956 SCHEDULE ,, .,...,m I McK. Opp. 9 April 5 Turtle Creek 1 iApril 9 Munhall 4 i'April 12 Clairton 0 'fApril 27 at Munhall 5 i'1May 1 at Clairton 12 'l'May 8 Duquesne 10 3 May 11 at Glassport 4 2 May 14 Glassport 4 iMay 18 at Duquesne 5 MMay 29 Elizabeth-Forward 1 MJune 5 Charleroi 12 MJune 8 Elders Ridge 0 :k: June 12 Har-Brack 1 Section 18 Games M Playoifs at Munhall Bob Robb lengthens l stride and kicks up t dust as he beats out t throw to first. Straining every musc second baseman IE Styche ftopj bites into 1 oncoming ball for a t' base hit against Clairt . . , Ron Cucchi fleftj gf a hit and pulls up at fi with time to spare, t i ,. '-'- Z ts .ifzswy 1956 TEAM-FIRST ROW: Ron Cucchi, Bill Styche, Jack Fry, Lanny Van Eman, Bob Armbruster, Pat Gennaro, Bill Miller, Manager Bob Barna. SECOND ROW: Jerry Boyle, Ron Ivkovich, Drew Williamson, Bob Ivkovich, Paul Schultz, Tom Carnish, Bob Faychak, Jerry Moore, Ron Maser. THIRD BASEB LL DISPLAYING BRILLIANT form and good team work, Coach Abby Fallquist's 1956 baseball team came within two runs of maintaining the WPIAL title for the second consecutive year. The Tigers of Har-Brack, however, were too much for the McKeespo1't Tigers in the final play- off game, when Har-Brack handed McKeesport a 2-0 setback. This ended McKeesport's WPIAL hopes, putting their season's record at eleven wins and two losses. ROW: Manager Leo Urbanski, Larry Laird, Manager Tom Barton, Bill Baugh, Bob Hager, Dave Carlson, Emil Zager Dick Manspeaker, Bob Robb, Manager Bob Wintermyer Coach Fallquist. r 1 Emil Zager, the Tiger pitcher who showed ter- rific improvement throughout the season, hurled three one-hitters and five shut-outs. Although Ron Maser, the ace of the preceding year's tournament, pitched two winners, he remained idle most of the time due to an arm injury. The Tiger's closest competitor in the Section 18 race was Munhall who was responsible for the only MHS defeat in the regular season. The fighting Tigers became Section 18 Champs with a percentage of .875, representing seven wins and one loss. . Catcher Dick Manspeaker gathers in Emil Zager's , fast ball as Ritchie Lucas I of Glassport swings and ,, misses for a strike. Bob Robb, driven in by Bill Styche, carries anoth- er Tiger run across the plate in the second game with Glassport, 'Hm..... .. the iw F ,:,., ar, 'uni' ,sp - 1 rs , - Tiger Ross Fichtner sets a stiff pace in the 100-yard dash, leading the field in the meet with Central Catholic, Teammates following' closely are Ed Kovac fsecond from leftj and Jesse Mikell Crightj. waxy'-qlmpmvww Jesse Mikell makes the pole vault look like a snap as he tops the bar with ease. The ease, however, comes only from careful timing' and co-ordination developed in long practice sessions. . Ml ,An-. . Ed Henderson soars past the spectators as he strains for 'a few additional inches in the broad jump. A thick layer of sawdust will cushion his landingg then the judges will use a. tape to measure his jump. MC KEESPORT HIGH'S 1956 track and field team after a promising start in the first two meets remained lukewarm for a rather un- exciting season. Coach Ding Schaef'fer's charges had their best showing in the first meet of the season when they defeated Oliver High, 86-32, and their worst when they lost to the highly regarded Mt. Lebanon Bluedevils who made a complete sweep of all fifteen events except the high jump. After losing six consecutive meets, the Tigers registered a 66-1X3 to 56-2X3 win over Duquesne in their final meet of the season. Ross Fichtner and Milan Dimich set the pace for the Tigers, Fichtner showing his skill in the 100 yard dash and the 440 yard run, and Dimich taking top honors in the discus toss and shot put events. 1956 SCHEDULE McK. Opp. 86 April 10 at Oliver High 32 67 April 12 Baldwin 51 40 April 18 Greensburg 87 53 April 20 at Carrick 65 36-1X2 April 25 at Clairton 90-1f2 15 May 1 Mt. Lebanon 112 32-1f6 May 4 at Wilkinsburg 94-516 57 May 8 Central Catholic 70 66-113 May 9 Duquesne 56-2X3 TRACK TEAM, 1956-FIRST ROW: James, Dimich, Toth, Washowich, Manning, Kovac Fichtner, Lockhart, Mikell, Maglicco, Smith, Macon, Vargo, Plaskon, Dudley, Durham SECOND ROW: Michals, Pastor, Robertson, Schaffer, Lofgren, Kostuch, Lacey, Trojan Butcher, Klasnic, Bauer, Fitzgerald, Bazzone, Donnelly, Colangelo, Berry, Lunderstadt Peters, Dansak. THIRD ROW: Travers, Sylvander, Edmundson, Parks, Conley, Hart Mitchell, Kengle, McCombs, Scott, Burger, Odorcick, Malloy, Zager, Kozookas, Fichera Roderich, Ochiva, Kreahling, Kittiko, Hale, Giles, Sniezek, Orlando, Gallucci, Petras Randulic, Bryer, Campbell, Horn. 1 McK. 5Vz 0 3Vz 6Vz 4 M 0 10W 7Vz 5 April April April April April May May May May May 1956 SCHEDULE 10 13 17 20 215 8 9 11 15 25 Opp. Plum Township 10Vf: Penn 16 at Turtle Creek 12M at North Huntingdon 93 at Plum Township 12 Turtle Creek 15Vz at Penn 16 North Huntingdon 52Q at Wilkinsburg 8Vz at Wilkinsburg' 11 GOLF PRING RAINS and ambitious opponents were equally hard on Coach Campbe1l's 1956 golf squad. The rains brought several postponements while the opponents brought a flood of losses. The Tigers found dry land only once in ten starts, the win coming on the Youghiogheny course against North Huntingdon in the eighth match of the season when the team made their best showing with IOMZ points. 1956 SQUAD-FIRST ROW: George Naperatz, Ronald Day, Dave Hicks. SECOND ROW: Coach Campbell, James Bucy, Harry Smith. Not in picture: Earl Beatty, Edmund Duda. Rx V 2 if ' f ' 'Q 'Q n Pwvwq X 'Mm- ' .QA M--'H-mf-' N6 . Q. Oak U' 'P?'a-RW , 145-,J , M X df X-..m 9951 W4 . si Y., J 5-fa -9 ., , .gf 91, . p,'wi4x Q ,.., ,iw , AM I fi. , , - ., warm 111' ,, 24: , fu -- X K - . ,Q ,'5-Qlff' 14' '91 ,L K: X ' f , -nf e 2? xg gisgzw +1V,m A Y A 1. ,L lg In , . x .Q v ,irgbggl A . D 'Cf AIM A ' 'wi-'X f ' ,Y 1 Mr., r + ' , - 'i ' - A ii! , ' 'Q J' . . Psizgiiiil y gn., 2 if 5 Q 5. F 4 X ' I , Jw sf, , ' 7 'F' 'cw Q -f,.4Wg,,,L x,, .xjfuvbki Q :gf 115335 he f wmv S if 3 .,.,h .pf x X AR . QR R0 . 0 BUILD , WWW' fwm IT 5 Ps MGER T 0 'W NX 'Y Pf X X X ,. mm X WX x 'Q X , Q . ,, v f- X X 2 xN xy M 2 WNW W R W 5 I 0 Q Q ...THAT SCORE... ' ...19 6 1956 SCHEDULE McK. Opp. 39 September Glassport 27 September 1 Central Catholic 25 iiSeptember 2 Aliquippa 26 September 28 Erie Academy 31 iOctober 5 at New Castle 6 iOctober 12 Johnstown 12 iOctober 19 Duquesne 18 iiOctober 26 at New Kensington 33 21 tNovember 2 Altoona 0 November 10 at Windber AA Contests PROM THEIR DEBUT in the Glassport opener to - the final frigid yards at Windber, the 1956 grid- iron Tigers swept through a busy and exciting season to garner a record of six triumphs, three losses, and one tie. The squad showed strength in both offensive charge and defensive stamina as a result of the training and planning by Coach Harold Duke Weigle and his assistants Charles Ding Shaeffer and John Liptak. Excitement started early in the season as Central Catholic, 20 points behind at the half, staged a tremendous three touchdown comeback in the third and fourth quarters to set the final score at 27-20. One week later the defending WPIAL champs proved to be no match for the roaring Tigers, as they trounced the Aliquippa Indians, 25-6, the de- fense playing a big part in the triumph. Hopes of winning the AA title were shatter- ed when the Johnstown Trojans eliminated the FIRST ROW: Tony Colangelo, Vic Bazzone, Dennis Juhasz, Xlex Lippai, Ernest Lofgren, Herbert McLaughlin, Floyd Jeyman, Ron Cucchi, Ed Henderson. SECOND ROW: Jerry floore, Paul Schultz, Mickey Nicora, Oliver Francis, Ed flanning, Bob Vargo, Jim Lockhart, Lanny Horn, Bob John- on, Bob Fisher, Eugene Trojan. THIRD ROW: Rudy Orman, flickey Toth, Carmen Maglicco, Bill Miller, Karl Butcher, 'im Zager, George Smith, Milan Dimich, George Kostuch, Richard Mink, Jim Fitzgerald, FOURTH ROW: Lou Washo- vich, Fred Brubaker, Jim Lacey, Mert Brownfield, John latesi Dave Acheson, John Burger, Dan Petrick, Frank 'laskon, Ed Dunley. it's good-as-George Smith, on a pass from Lou Washowich, carries the plgskin over for a first quarter T.D. in the Erie Academy game. Will it be a first down? Eugene T1'ojan carries the ball on an end-run as he dodges Aliquippa opponents. CHEERLE DER CHEERLEADERS - Color and snap were added to the games throughout football and basketball season by the peppy MHS cheer- leaders who led the student body in cheering our teams From left' M'11i1n S k '- . . . 1 'z y cs, Bai bzlra Ixeenan, Donna Smith, Sandy Nyilas l'h llis G ' ' ' ' y uicsik, Diane Rider. The Tiger is Jane Rreitinger. At football camp, the boys gather around Coach Wei- gle as h l ' ' ' e exp ams future strategy. Careful training results in successful plays as Manning fabove right? escapes through a break in the Central Catholic defense and fbelowj receives a handoff with the way clear in the Aliquippa game. Tigers from th ' b down victory. e race y a decisive five touch w e 'np With the defeat by Johnstown having no bearing on their ego, the Tigers prepared to across the river rivals. The contest was a thriller for the spectators as the first half ended with the Tigers behind the Dukes by six points. The Dukes, how- ever, were doomed as the tenacious Tigers d fourth -P.G. meet their showed their spunk in the third an quarters to emerge victorious, 12-6. 4 OACH FALCO CARROZZA'S Junior Varsity NINNSY 5 X! Qy f I V L' .L-...':5f 6 tx? mx , l...........,..4 UNIOR VAR ITY FIRST ROW: Jim Tanney, Mike Vidnovic, Bob Schaeffer, Tom Frum, Ike Brown, Richard Gergely, Frank Maglicco, Lavan Peterson, Ron Skelton, Ron Halvin, Ed Dowling, John Connelly, Alan Kemper. SECOND ROW: Torn Hallett, Stan- ley Sniezek, Dave Mitchell, Tom Patrick, Bob Kissel, Jim Slater, Tom Miller, Bob Hensel, Joe Chontos, Fritz Kengle, 1956 SCHEDULE McK. ODD. 32 September 17 Monessen 7 20 October 1 Duquesne 7 32 October 8 Clairton 0 26 October 15 Glassport 7 53 October 22 at Wilkinsburg 0 Tom Reynolds, Charles Lucas, Al Dietz, Dave Larson, THIRD ROW: Mike Lebowitz, Jeff Travers, Pete Lotz, Cliff Bolling, Perry Tourner, Frank Gregory, Tom Barton, John Morgan, Tom Odorcich, Don Mihalevic, Bob Faychak, Allan Scott, John Lundie, Larry Haddad, Bob Petras, Roy Palm, John Ory, Ken Holland, Bob Pardoe. ended the 1956 season in triumph as they posted a record of five wins and no losses. Because of care- ful teamwork by the powerful Little Tigers, no opponent was able to score more than one touch- down against them. The greatest victory for the Techites came when they went to Wilkinsburg and crossed the goal line eight times making the final score 53-0. ' 9 - I 1 X ,funn FIRST ROW: Pat Satone, Larry Berletic, Robert Sharp, Joe Davis, Mike Kovachick, Andrew Lockhart, Richard Middleton, Emery Wargo, John Pack, John Sodora. SECOND ROW: Tom Bulger, Ray Svana, Andrew Seliga, Jim Manning, Alex Howard, Tim Mitchell, John Bakalis, Larry Sillaman, Tony Lettiere, James Whitlock, James Bolga, Russell McCleland, Coach James Vitsas, Art Thomas, THIRD ROW: Joe Ivcevich, Ronald Sherwood, Will Mann, Mitch Robinson, Jack Rodman, James Valuga, George Pettiford, Michael Farrell, Rowan Reid, Barry McIntosh, Wayne Candelore. FIRST ROW: Joe Braslawsce, Richard Palinsky, Chester Collins, Tom Cray, Don Knesovic, Howard Odenthall, Calvin Cohn, Robby Cox, Joe Armitage. SECOND ROW: Bob Orris, Tom Saxer, Cliff Mains, David Russell, Carl Schimpf, Brad Bell, Joe Mark- steiner, Dave Carnahan, Neil Sullivan, Harry Meredith, Tom Hayduk. THIRD ROW: Coach Charles White, Angelo Teti, Charles Pringle, Carl Lunderstadt, Paul Giannandrea, Paul Shank, Tom Penn, Bob Badstibner, Phil Pulsinelli, Joe Clemente, Bryant Horensky, Don Castor, Glenn Busher, Larry Van Pelt. .NUE 1956 SCHEDULES Shaw 13 September 22 27 September 27 48 October 10 7 October 18 21 October 25 G.W, 13 October 4 6 October 11 14 October 18 6 October 25 6 November 2 g Opp. Washington Twp, 14 Penn Twp. 0 Glassport 0 Duquesne 18 George Washington 6 Opp. Aliquippa 26 Wilkinsburg 41 Glassport 0 Shaw Avenue 21 Munhall 32 FRE HM N TEAMS i PON UNDER THE EXPERT guidance of Coach C. P. Neenie Campbell, the Tigers of 1957 fought their way into the WPIAL finals in McKeesport High's most successful basketball season since 1921. With a total record of 24 wins and 1 loss, the Campbellmen almost matched the record set in 1921 when MHS won the state championship with 24 victories and no losses. The Tigers of 1957, however, surpassed the 18-0 regular season card of 1921 with 22 victories and no defeats to win the Section 6 championship, the sixth sectional win under Coach Campbell. McKeesport's ardent fans traveled to the Pitt Field House for the fourth consecutive year as the Tigers de- feated the Uniontown Raiders in the first game of the tournament. Three days later Mclieesport played Ford Action-packed games that featured close teamwork and fast offensive play character- ized this year's Varsity basketball team . . . Guard Lanny Van Eman ftopJ drives in for a successful lay-up in the Duquesne match . . . Teammates'anxiously await a chance to get the ball as Bill Baugh fcenterj jumps against a Munhall competitor . . . John Allen flowerj attempts a two-pointer from his favored right corner in the Mun- hall game. 1956-1957 SCHEDULE McK. Opp 45 Nov. 30 Monessen 34 52 Dec. 4 at Aliquippa 32 59 Dec. '7 Turtle Creek 49 48 Dec. 11 at Wilkinsburg 40 47 Dec. 14 Uniontown 45 78 Dec. 18 Kittaning 43 44 Dec. 20 Alumni 40 60 Dec. 27 Monessen 42 62 Dec. 28 Aliquippa 57 59 Wan. 4 Duquesne 44 51 'Jan. 8 at Clairton 50 43 fJan. 11 Munhall 34 77 'Jan. 18 at Homestead 49 66 Wan. 22 Glassport 27 67 'Jan. 25 at Elizabeth 26 86 Jan. 29 at Elwood City 44 83 : Feb. 1 at Duquesne 71 64 fFeb. 5 Clairton 38 85 fFeb. 8 at Munhall 71 66 fFeb. 15 Homestead 53 94 'FFeb. 19 at Glassport 44 64 'Feb. 22 Elizabeth 36 61 HMar. 12 Uniontown-Field House 54 56 1 'Mar. 15 Ford City-Field House 45 55 'iMar. 20 Sharon-Field House 56 at Section Games M Playoffs, Pitt Field House decfion 6 C CUWLIQJ Blly P St e Pastor gLg,AtU'l lgefti 0 15 7 B ll Baugh J hn Allen Ed Krajack City in the semi-finalsg with a tre- mendous fourth-quarter showing the regulars added another victory to their record. The Tigers met the Sharon Ben- gals on March 20 for the WPIAL championship. The game was a thril- ler with the lead swaying back and forth until in the last seconds of the contest, Sharon, maintaining a one- point lead, handed the Tigers their only defeat of the season. While setting the second-best sea- son performance in the school's his- tory, the team also set a new record for the most points in one game by trouncing Glassport 94-44 on Febru- ary 19. -P.G. The Big Six gather around Coach Neenie Campbell to discuss their aggres- sive victory-bringing plays. Strategy con- ferences were a vital pre-game preparation. 't 1997 VARSITY SQUAD From Left Tony Orlando Eugene Jasper Lanny y Van Eman Edward Kragack Billy Pryor Steve Pastor William Baugh John QD JUNIOR VARSITY The MHS Junior Varsity mastered the 1957 basketball season success- fully, giving Mr. Ed Kittiko a record of 18 wins to one loss in his first year of coaching the Junior quint. Ac- curate shooting and agility on the court were perfected throughout the four-month period as preparation for Varsity membership. FIRST ROW: John Cochenour, James Snee, Robert Anthony, Norman Oliver, Pete Huts- ko, Robert Ivkovich. SECOND ROW: Gary Haddad, Duane Novosedliak, Alex Lippai, Duane Junker, John Flynn, Charles Kelly, Michael Svec. Not in picture: Richard Muel- ler, James Brennan. GEORGE WASHINGTOI' The Redskins, coached by Mr. Jay Priest, enjoyed a victorious campaign as they copped the 1957 Section 7 championship of the Jr. WPIAL, their eighth section crown in the last 'ten years. The freshmen played a total of 18 games, winning all ten of their league matches and bowing only three times to opposition outside the league. FIRST ROW: Howard Bryan, Tom Saxer, Harry Hyduck, Brad Bell, David Bradley, David Russell, Bill Wittress, Tony Damasky, Robb Cox, SECOND ROW: Coach Jay Priest, Rickey Pry, Clifford Hustead, Michael Strager, Fred Davidson, John Gracon, Tom Penn, Hugh Dougherty, Ron Kashlak, Paul Shank. SHAW AVENUE Coach John Barnyak's Shaw Ave- nue Freshmen completed a successful 1957 season by capturing the Section 8 championship of the Jr. WPIAL. With a schedule of 17 games, the Shawnees recorded 13 victories, in- cluding all ten league contests. This was the third consecutive year that the Shaw basketball team has won the section title. FIRST ROW: Charles Daniels, Charles Beres, Joe Cerniga, Larry Berletic, Torr Bulger, Bob Odorcich, Sam Allen, Bill Joyce SECOND ROW: Joe Davis, Mike Farrel Ron Liberatore, Bob Griffin, Dennis Ludv wick, Joe Ivcevich, John Bakalis, Coacl John Barnyak. Not in picture: Jack Rodman Roy Lutes, o 0 IJHUANIZATIHNS Sl L96I Q S NW I Olfl A YEARBOOK takes form slowly . . . Plans are carefully madeg pictures are gathered and processedg identifications and captions are written, typed, proofread . . . Gradually the words and pictures are built into pagesg gradually the pages grow into sections . . . Then as the final form of the book emerges, the details that demanded so much time and patience are replaced by the satisfaction of capturing for a lifetime activities and scenes - worth remembering. NANCY HOLMBACK Editor-in-Chief PAT COOK, MARY SCHONHARDT-These girls were our typists, and together they maintained the files for all sections of the Yough-A-Mon . . . Pat was kept busy with letters to the publisher and by typing' copy for the Senior section and the Club section . . . Mary typed faculty and club pages, sent letters to patrons, and kept the patron accounts. WALTER GLADKOWSKI, BOB LINDSKOG-Walter drew picture layouts for the dummy pages, prepared packages to mail to the printer, and measured pictures for size . , . Bob identified sports pictures, collected sports information, drew up schedules and scores for athletic contests, and proofread material for the final printing. PAULINE LUGARICH, MARY ANN Mc- GINN, CONNIE FADER, GERRY MAT- THIAS - Pauline and Gerry typed the Underclasses pages, helped with seniors, prepared identification sheets for typing . . . Gerry typed letters, cut stencils, delivered messages . . , Mary Ann tiled completed material and letters, was in charge of foot- ball concession accounts, prepared identifica- tion sheets, wrote captions . , . Connie as- sembled basketball pages, kept homeroom files in order, did research for write-ups . . . Together Mary Ann and Connie proof- read typed copy, assisted in the Patron's drive, and helped in all departments. ii K5 PHYLLIS GURCSIK, ED BALOG, KAREN DULANY - Phyllis and Karen assembled the faculty section - names, pictures, ap- pointments, page arrangements , . . Phyllis wrote feature stories for the Sports section, Feature section, Administration . , . Karen headed the Patron drive, writing letters, making trips downtown, and getting assist- ance from Phyllis and Ed . . . Ed helped organize picture identifications. RON JURANN and BOB DICKINSON-Our staff members at Vocational School, Ron and Bob gathered information for the Senior section-getting names correctly spelled, courses properly listed, and pictures accurately identified. Gathering and arranging names and photos for the 702 senior portraits kept staff members active for weeks. fi J ELLEN SPANGLER, JOYCE SMITH, and JOYCE TOL- BERT-Together these girls prepared the Senior section . . . Ellen helped get patrons, kept picture files arranged . . . Joyce Smith assisted with homerooms and clubs, read galley proofs and final page proofs . . . Joyce Tolbert did write-ups for Seniors and Organizations and the tiger drawing for sports. In W.. STUDE T COU CIL EXECUTIVE BOARD - FIRST ROW: Barbara Keenan, Judy Grimm, Susie Guffey, Evan Abrams. SECOND ROW: William Styche, William Sullivan, Diane Rider, Duane Junker, James Dinley, OFFICERS, HIGH SCHOOL-FIRST ROW: Presi- dent George Smith, Treasurer Judy Travis, Secretary Sandy Lucot. SECOND ROW: Clerk Robert Rain- forth, Sergeant-At-Arms Robert Ivkovich, Vice- President Tony Orlando. TUDENT COUNCIL represents the stu- dent body of McKeesport High. Its pur- pose is to express student opinion and pro- mote student activities. Besides arranging pep rallies and assembly programs through- out the year, the group put up Christmas decorations, sponsored dances after basket- ball games, and planned the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Mr. James Steel was the adviser. OFFICERS, VOCATIONAL SCHOOL - FROM LEFT: President Robert Shivey, Secretary Linda Cowell, Treasurer Genevieve Varasse, Vice President Robert Vargo. ORG ISTS Daily class meetings, under the direction of Mr. Richard Barrett, enable students to master organ technique. Assembly programs give them the opportunity to perform in public, FIRST ROW: Janis Carter, Jon Steen, Richard Tullius, Charles Beck. SECOND ROW: Donna Bryce, Donna Auberle, Glenna Braddock, Joan Provasnik, Barbara Semon, Carol Davis. Gay Gelb, Sharon Walker. THIRD ROW: Mary Joan Sneddon, Nina Jo Williams, Ruth Schmidt, Sandy Gavalier, Carolyn Orris, Donna Smith. Not in picture: Janet Cahow. E IOR CHOIR Z K 5 2 ,ff McKeesport High's Major Choral group, the A Cappella Choir, performs annually in two concerts and in assembly programs, ln Decembpr the group, directed by Mr, Richard Barrett, produces the operetta. This spring, the choir traveled to perform at Seton Hill College, St. Vincent's College, Carnegie Tech, and Indiana State Teachers College. FIRST ROW: J. Burley, P, Sopko, J. Panico, M. Gilchrist, J. Folwarczny, L. Black, E. Englert, S. Walker, J. Cahow, lil. Seitz, N, llaum, R. Ruisi, L. Schwirian, D. Simpson, B. Lee, SECOND ROW: J. Dominick, J. Bliss, B, Kidwell, H. Carlson, J. Scott, R. Thomson, D, Mikell, B. Wills, IC. Kessler, l'. Vogel, B, Semon, B. Joyce, T. Klasnick, B. Nemchick, S. Ruby, D. Wood, B. Howard, l', Radich. THIRD ROW: C. Judkins, . Brlctic, J. Reed, B. Hartigan, l'. Wood, l'. l'ipp, R. Neiman, S. Chimsak, A. Coles, . Altemus, P. Thomas, J. Weyman, A. Kovaly, ll. Badstibner, R. Schmitt, S. Mcfiibbony, .. George, J. Travis, l'. Geissler. l+'Ol,TR'l'H ROW: J, Dodds, l.. Meskowski, W. Lapcevic, L. Horn, S. Gallucci, R. Kline, C. llrletic, G. Nelson, J. l'arke, R. Matey, R. Hart, S. Hranics, J. Belles, C, l'ryor, D. l'ldler, D, Maughan, J. Volflesh, L. James. FIFTH ROW: D. Segina, D. Taft, F. Ball, B. Kurutz, l'. Shaffer, J. Brozovich, W. Brozovich, T. Baczkowski, J. l ichera, J. Williams, S. Strauss. J, Anderson, D. Hacker, D. Chidister, T. Hutskow, R. llogyor, R.Mcredith, M. Vidnovic, R. White. 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I s 2 ,nw EDITORIAL STAFF-Seated: Sports Edi- tor Ron Pazur, Feature Editor Ruth Lind- skog, Managing Editor Rita Murkovitz, Editor-in-Chief Dan Helmstadter. Standing: Business Manager Rege Grace, Photog- rapher Ed Hessler, Columns Editor Gerry Schmidt, Head Typist Eva Lucas, Art Edi- tor Kathy Johnson, Fourth Page Editor Caroline Zorn, News Editor Rosalie Mayer, Clubs Editor Marcia Sweet, Exchange Edi- tor Holly Roland, VOCATIONAL REPORTERS - From left: Joseph Armitage, James Herman, Robert Dickinson, Dave Allison, Gary Miller, Ronald Jur- ann, Miss Pat Chaney was the adviser. MW' REPORTERS AND 'l'YI'lS'l'S -- FIRST ROW: Virginia Vi1I1l'f', Phyllis Hamilton, Suv Stephan, Audrey 'I'o1'1'am'v. SECOND ROW: Maxine Juclcl, l'wl'llIlklO Fmlus, Bev- erly l,CCklHL1I1, Jmn Speidel, Joyce Marsh. THIRD ROW: Murgzxmt Weiss, l'0ggy ll'ILlClIltOSl'l, Joyce Kusic, Maurinv Symington, Joy Rvirl, How-rly lirunori, Put Vogol, Joan l olwz11'czny. FOURTH ROW: Hob Lotchford, David Juukcr, Nu- genu :XIlfll'CXVS, Alan ltskowitz, Alam Gzlrflner, Tvcl Nemvth. 'NN-5 NN--. Q75-Nm wit: O ls-XM' N-N l J ,sN'i:,,,QNXN w..,NNt fig 5 Mltykw ,,,, l '-, 'N- 'Tl'.T':7fl'K l,.,,,,m TSM Nm wma: .M ..L ,,ff-M .Nm N-.... -.-P., x.,,N,Nm 'N CL B 1- 425 '1 fir- 1 ' 'D' 1 . Us ai-,IVSTA I I 'Wi Rx-.. NNE- J 311,65 , K ' i1LX ',v, mx . 7 ' 1,1 'H In IJIIIIQ, Llllll N 111 5 11,1tl111 111111 ll socinl 1:1'1111p, Lntin Club has been fc 1111 fl ll111111g.,l11111t 1 1 ll 1111 1l11l1 Qp1111s111's SXVIIIIIIIIIILI p111'ties. dances, and 1 l III I' ISO XRIJW FIRST ROW: IIIIIIILI Feziver, Peggy T N K1 111111 11 1 I1, Sue Scott, I1'osi1l1-11t Doris Altenius, IQIIQL Lolt1 II SI C JNI Vi Obsi111's, I':1l Maneik, Ruth Ann Thomson, 1 ,1 Jnnl 11 l11x1l11 1 1lll1y 1 1111, W11111l, Nancy' Mullen, Yvonne Sllyl01'. THIRD ROW I111 I 11111 1111 III Stllll lI'j' J111Iv Weiss, T1'ez1surer Judy Grinnn, 111 IX 1 1 lZ1I'li4', llill SlI4,'l'4'I', Nick Skzlrlis. The 1s11s 1111 Nw 1111 M125 I l111'1111111f King. The MHS fl1'Cl'l0Sll'k1, fli1'11ct1'd by M1'. Joseph Krysik, presents ZL winter and il spring' 1:1111cert. TI11- 111'1'l111st1'11's 1'1fpe1't11i1'1- 1'1111g1fs fI'0III popular to Classical music. Social zictivities, such ns clz111c11s, billil' sales, and il banquet, were directed by the oflicersz III'f'SllIl'IIf, Jane L1-wis, Vice l'1'11-si1l1111t Jznnes Koos, SOCT'Utll1'y Mary Johnson, und Treas- urer Janis K1'11us11, FIRST ROW: J. Krnusz, J, TIZll'l', IS, Starr, M. H11ncl111rik, E. Hodg- S1111, R. Sk11v1'z111, .I. IWOFQQIII, D. Ritz, SICCOND ROW: IC. Morgan, Hilliard, B. Riley, J. I31'o111Ibe11L, D. I'I:1rdy, I3. Sznnios, W. Th11111ps1111, K. Dill11n, THIRD ROW: T. Ward, D. Sullivun, T. K11111-ski, S. Kosovnc, M, J11l1ns0n, J. Lewis, M. I'1-rkowski, IC. Dillon, IS. Kolicl1, J. King, IVI. Mason, J. J1-lT'1'ies, J. I z11ly, FOURTH ROVVE G. Fz1r1'ell, R, Orvis, I J K. Fry, C. SIIIICIOIQ J. Kaos, N. Moritz, M. D11n1ini1'k, H, Hager, N. Iilnck. Y-TEENS To promoto followship anrl Llll1lOl'SlZlllfllllQ,' among girls vvcrywliore is tho goal of tho Y-Tvmis. This yoar, tho Junior and Senior Y-Tw-n group sponsored a sock and swoatcr clancu and a somi-formal, Miss Savagw was the adviser. THE CABINET-l 1RS'l' ROW: Phyllis Gurcsik, Connie Faclar, Kathy Metcalf, Diane Riclor. SECOND ROW: Jane Hroitingur, Janis lim-ncflict, Joyce Couch, Donna Smith, Karon Dulany, Barbara Kei-nan, Barbara Mann, THIRD ROW. Marcia Swvot, Mario Wills, Judy Scott, Kathy Kaclar, Mary Ann Mcflinn, Sandy Nyilas, Nancy Contakos. Junior Hand, flirortocl hy Mr, Josvph Krysik, pi'au1it-os togvtlivr daily and learns to march as a group. ln the spring tln- laanil participati-s in Forvnsiu contn-sts. FIRST ROW: Barbara Morgan, Bob Whitt-nian, Horman llziiwlin-i', .lohn Zitz, l'lmil Sandusky, Wayne Beerllc. SECOND ROW: l'aul Carlson, lloli Movic, Larry Toms, Barry Kosok, Richard Beeler, David iIillJt'l'l1lIIfi. THIRD ROW: lilrlwarfl Baran, Don Lapse, Ronald Zediak, David Hefling, Emma Slatvr, FOURTH ROW: lilva Joan Dawson, Karon Palm, Carol Brunori, John Kinsor, liarbara f hic'k, Marion Fc-yvs. FIFTH ROW: Warren Brown, Darlono l'owQll, Connie Razny, Clair Austin, Kathleen O'Shea, Harry Crossman. -nm::L..7 wal' If Y 'Awltan2 , ' ! .f 1 -Ll 1 - I lI!1 1 .. .ilvwp OFFICERS-SPEECH CLUB Ctopj from left: Vice- President Dave Duvall, President Joel Falik, Secre- tary Judy Steen, Librarian Holly Roland, Treasurer Stanley Mendoza. DRAMATICS-First row: Treas- urer Sandra Molnar, Executive Officer Louise Mc- Cune, President Sandra Lucot. Second row: Secretary Pauline Lugarich, Librarian Jackie Shaw, Vice- President Marie Wills. SPEECH and DRA TICS DEBATE AND EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING: Elaine Lynch is speaking to the group, FIRST ROW: Margaret Weiss, Gordon Cook, Nick Sabin. SECOND ROW: James Parke, Stanley Mendoza, David Duvall, Joel Falik. THIRD ROW: Diane Rider, Ellen Spangler, Elaine Jones, Judith Steen, Rosemarie Savasta. FOURTH ROW: Carol White, Patricia Cook, Walter Baker, Terry Boughner, Donald Steinman. OR STUDENTS who are interested in acting and public speaking, Speech Club and Dramatic Club, sponsored by Miss Helen G. Malseed, give an oppor- tunity for self expression. Students are offered extemporaneous speaking and debate along with humorous and dramatic inter- pretation, original oratory, and studied oratory. Members of Dramatics Club gain experience in acting by presenting plays in assemblies, giving readings at social aiairs, and telling stories in elementary classrooms. Both clubs are comprised of juniors and seniors who have received previous experience in speaking in regular sophomore speech classes. Besides participating actively among themselves, the groups enter the annual National Forensic League tournaments where for the last three years, MHS has won the National Forensic League cup. TOY MENDER CAST-- FIRST ROW: Rita Poz- zuto, Marian Lebowitz, Donna Lewis, Helen Mil- ler, Elaine Mesaros. SEC- OND ROW: Louise Mc- Cune, Virginia Vance, Diane Wysocki, Nancy Bach, Pauline Lugarich, Marlene Harding, Arlene Meerschat, THIRD ROW: Paula Dunlay, Alice Bark- man, Sandra Molnar, Sandy Lucot, Marie Wills. Jackie Shaw demonstrates a gesture. 5 Z O 3 f 2 2 TORY FI' LLINF CLI BfFIRST ROW: Judy Weiss, Judy lynn Jinicm Mc'Kseti SECOND ROW: Mary Beeler, Susie IHAI XVIII I IIfTI'FR CAST W Left to Right: Sandy ucot Main Wills Jickie Shaw. Sandra Molnzir, Karen Cole- HVMOROUS AND SERIOUS IN- TERPRETATION - FIRST ROW: Sandy Rothbarth, Connie Meisle, Sandy Ruby. SECOND ROW: Pa- tricia Friedman, Linda Linde- camp, Judy Travis, Maurine Sy- inington, Carolyn Judkins is read- ing to the group. S'I'I'DII-ID ORATORY - FIRST ROW: Linda Rosenbleet, Barbara Mann, Judy Schulhof, Gayle Kner- arn, Patricia Betters. SECOND ROW: Gerry Markos, Nelda Means, Judy Feldman, Elaine Kessler. THIRD ROW: Mary Tacey, Charles Casturo, Barbara Levin, Mary Gail Cutright, John Reiter, Peggy Maclntosh. . l, v , 0 H3 I 1 S' if Q xg' I, 1'-. 3- ky J X, it IN'l'ERI'RE'I'A'I'ION GROUP -Ve Left to Right: Kathy Orr, Mary Ann Shirley, Dolores Mikell, Joan Wills, Gail Guggen- heim, Lora Lee Ogrcn. ORIGINAL ORATORY-Left to Right: Holly Roland, Jack Hill, Rita Markovitz, James Stratigos, Mary Papores, Ger- aldine Schinidt, Beth Rubinstein. Illlll IMI! llll llll ll! QP FIRST ROW: Linda Snider, Janice Smith, Elaine Rippel, Arlene Faust, Linda Ferrari, Dorothy Ijochubay, Arlene Lichalk, Martha McAllister, Susan Morgan, Darlene Ferry, Helen Cicslewicz, Bonnie Watkins, Eleanor Hagedus, Marcella Makoszy. SECOND ROW: Pat Williams, Corinne Doratio, Carol Thompson, Lucille Patterson, Judy Halpert, Thelma Rendulic, Roberta Karabin, Nancy Brookmiller, Joyce Carter, Coralie Woodring, Janet Miller, Regina Leighty, Rita Henry, Barbara Illesniak, Carol Kirkpatrick, THIRD ROW: Betty Ann Hurbanek, Rosalie Collier, Eleanor Starr, Linda Little, Kathleen Len- non, Ruth Kohl, Mary Benka, Bonnie Rudolph, Genevieve Fornal, Dolores Kobik, Virtue Black, Lois Gerber, Dolores Vukovcan. JOHN SHAW HI-Y .IOHN SHAW MEMORIAL HI-Y -Hi-Y, advised by Mr. August M. Schad, promotes religious and moral development of today's youth. The group formed basketball teams, trimmed the school's Christ- mas tree, and held dances. FIRST ROW: Corresponding Secretary Dan Helmstadter, Vice President Regis Grace, Gordon Cook, Lou Washowich, La1'ry Toms, Chaplain Dave Duvall. SECOND ROW: Jim Fitzgerald, Lou Bauer, Sergeant- at-Arms Karl Butcher, Regis Giles, Lanny Van Eman, Vic Bazzone, William Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Treasurer Milan Dimich, President George Smith, Jerry Kittiko, Larry Ilrown, Mickey Toth, Jim Dinley, Rudy Orman, Recording Secretary Alan Gardner., Francis Drago, Frank Plaskon, Adviser August M. Sehad, I Z im llll llll ,,iigi,hllll llll .L 'H JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A I 1. . The Vocational Glee Club duected bv Mr Muutw Gold, is the musical organization of Voc itional High The Clee Club whlch performs in chapel programs and concerts throughout the yt.11 specializes m singul Calvpso music complete with Calypso BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: B. White, R. Mere- dith, B. Matey, S. Gallucci, W. Lap- cevic, J, Parke, J. Brozovich, D Maughan, J. Anderson, L. Kemp B. Hart, J. Bellas. SECOND ROW: D. Edler, D, Taft, R. Pry, A. Hut- skow, C. Pryor, B. Kline, P. Shaf- fer, T. Baczkowski, D. Hacker, G. Brletic, W. Brozovich, G, Nelson. THIRD ROW: S. Strauss, F. Ball, B, Kurutz, D. Chidester, J. Fichera, D. Segina, M. Vidnovic, B, Pogyor, A. Shaffer, S. Hranics, J. Williams D. Jacobs, D, Brown. Y-TEENS 12 6 Q f I 3 Y Guided by their adviser, Mrs. Shirley Henderson, the Junior and Senior Y-Teens promotes friendship among all girls. This year the girls sponsored dances, a skating party, and a swimming party, giving their proceeds to worthwhile chari- ties. The ofiicers were ffrom leftjz President Dolores Mikell, Vice President Brenda Pryor, Treasurer Shirley Reeves, Secretary Evon Baker. VARIETY CLUB Variety C'lub gives Vocational School students the opportunity to express their dramatic, musical, and artistic talent, The group performs in assembly programs, under the direction of adviser Mr. W. S. Harding. FIRST ROW: Carol Naspinsky, Emily Norgren, Ruth Brant, Genevieve Varasse, Linda Cowell. SECOND ROW: John Bury, George Manslak, Russell Neal, President Amil Krueger, David Gregor. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Telesko, John Haberlicn, Daniel Jacobs, Walter Kapuska, William Dickinson, GERMAN CLUB German Club was created to increase student interest in German culture. At. meetings, the group discusses German history and art and sings folk songs to a German Band. Social activities included a Christmas party and a swimming party. OFFICERS-Left to Right: President Thomas Petrick, Treasurer Mary Ann Johnson, Secretary Marian Sykes, Vice President Janice Mclieeta, Miss Martha Anne Verner was the adviser. USHERS Getting sports fans to their reserved seats at football and basketball games is the work of the ushers' group. FIRST ROW: Sam Kusic, Jack Kobak, Tom Spalla, Leon Astramecki, Bill Nolan, Gunard Molin, Paul Ancarana, Ralph Henry, Jim Haughey, Duane Olinski, SECOND ROW: Steve Pastor, Jack Anderson, Don Taft, Bill Bickerton, Larry Phillips, Fred Wiggins, Duane Chidester, Charles Brown, Dave Helmstadter, Robert Kreahling, Ed Balog, Mike Benjack. Mr. Dunlop advised the group. QUARTET ,sw The Quartet sang for church groups and for civic fund rais- ing affairs throughout the year as well as participating in annual music contests. From left: Robert Kline, Joseph Brozovich, George Brletic, James Williams. Marjorie Ransick was the accompanist: Mr. Barrett, the director. SCHOLARSHIP .ff 2 ba? rwvgilh, rl Under the direction of the Student Counselor, the committee provides scholarship information for interested students. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Beres, Sandy Lucot, Joyce Tolbert, Iudi Le Breton, Holly Roland, Rosalie Neiman. SECOND ROW: Bill Sullivan, Steve Strauss, Bob Lindskog, Chairman Stanley Mendoza, Dave Helmstadter, Dan Helmstadter. Y-TEENS , i 'I 5 1, ,, W., r i ,- ' ir Q Q f S 'ig .i WH, ,, I H il It V I .wr 5 'ii Sophomore Y-Teens, advised by Miss Joy Johnson, furthers understanding among youth. The girls sponsored a bake sale, a semi-formal Christmas dance, and distributed canned goods to needy families, FIRST ROW: President Eileen Haeberlen, Treasurer Nila Pearson, Inter-Club Council Representative Maxine Roberts. SECOND ROW: Vice President Priscilla Jenkins, Inter-Club Council Representative Nancy Spiedel, Secretary Linda Bowers. I-IOMEMAKING -105 Organized this year, Homemaking Club is for girls interested in home decoration, advanced sewing, and better cooking. Miss Mary Ann Mrkonic and Miss Rosemary Dixon were the advisers. FIRST ROW: Treasurer Rose Hernandez, Secretary Toni Weyer, Vice President Margie O'Keson, President Sue Ann Gobbel. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Miller, Geri Bow- ser, Betty Kalla, Helen Stefko, Janet Popeck, FRENCH CLUB Designed to provide social activities for stu- dents electing French as their language study, French Club featured a Christmas party this year. Oiiicers of the group were Cfrom lefty: Vice President David Carlson, President Sandra Lucot, Treasurer Caroline Zorn, Secretary Susie Guffey. Dr, Robert Crausaz was the adviser. SOCIAL STUDIES Students who want to appreciate more fully our American heritage and who are inter- ested in history and civics join Social Studies Club. The general theme of the group's meetings this year was Knowing our community better. With the aid of their adviser, Mr. D. Frederick Cullen, the club conducted a presidential election on national election day, complete with regis- trations and polling booths. Oflicers were fleft to rightjz Treasurer Anthony Falco, Secretary Rosalie Neiman, Vice President Janice Benedict, President Vincent Sari, COMMERCIAL CLUB Commercial Club, under the guidance of adviser Miss Mary Louise McGrann, is for students taking the commercial course. The group published its own paper, the Cee Dee News, and sponsored a bowling team in addition to having guest speakers to explain office requirements and business procedures. The officers of the group were: FIRST ROW: Carol Ann Davis, Arlene Dunn, Sally Akerberg, Judy Dominick. SECOND ROW: President Ed Stanesic, Mary Catherine Waslis, Vice President Frank Koz iras, Secretary Eileen Claar, Treasurer Charles Pryor. 'Lv , it S S ' Q wi' 'G V4 V 'L I N, 'N ,ff r , -1 V u VOCATIONAL HI-Y With the four guideposts of clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living, the Hi-Y aims to create and main- tain throughout school and community a high standard of character, Oflicers of the Vocational group ffrom leftjz Ronald Ash- ton, Vice President James Sherby, Treas- urer Emil Burak, President Dan Empfield, Secretary Duane Kirschner, Robert Hick- man. Mr, George McConnell was the adviser. SCIENCE CLUB To supplement regular school science courses, interested students gain helpful information at Science Club meetings. The group's activities included field trips and science projects, Officers were fleft to rightyz Vice President Nick Sabin, Treas- urer Elaine Cook, President Dave Duvall, Secretary Mary Beeler, Sergeant-At-Arms Dale Toth. Their adviser was Mr. John Sabol. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is a service organiza- tion designed to help others, Miss Martha Jones was the adviser. To raise money for the McKeesport Day Nursery, the group sponsored an Ugly Man Contest, with con- tributions serving as votes. Decorations for the Mayview Hospital were made at Christ- mas. Officers-FIRST ROW: Vice President Jackie Welsh, Secretary Pat Pomycala, Cherie Herr. SECOND ROW: Treasurer Bob Harner, Marie Wills, Jackie Chaverini, President Janice Benedict, Ed Schuette. Not in picture: Jesse Mikell, Sam Kusic, Brenda Pryor, 'F Under the direction of Mr. John Sabol this group studies the operation and care of motion picture projectors to show films in thc class room and in assembly programs. FIRST ROW: Rose Salopek, Audrey Supp. SECOND ROW: Nick Sabin, Vice President Gordon Cook, Joe Gottesman, Basil Kurutz, Robert Richman, Phil Estersohn, Richard Meredith. THIRD ROW: Don Junecko, Alan Gardner, Larry Brown, President Don Steinman, John Mills, Steve Strauss, Robert Hart, James Svec, Jay Chodock, Steve Oleska. 5 'sum Rf PICTURE OPERATORS Seniors in Room 211 were once again the top salesmen of both the Red and Blue and the Yough-A-Mon. By selling 95 newspapers and twentieth consecutive victory in the sale of the annual, and its twenty-ninth in the sale of the newspaper. FIRST ROW: C. Davis, B. Thomas, H. Steffko, E. Lucas, M, Graban Mr. Schad, E. Lotz, D. Cash, C. Reed, M. Larson. SECOND ROW: R. Puhala, J. Svec J. Carrozza, D. Mikell, M. Lebovvitz, S.'Buono, J. Benedict, G. Schmidt, J. Smith, S. Davv SALESLEADERS M. Welty, E. Dawson, I . Drago, F. Plaskon, O 129 annuals, Mr. Schad's room won its . Paige, R. Grace. THIRD ROW: A, Gard ner, T. Petrick, F. Ball, W. McIntosh, D. Johnson, G, Smith, G. Kittiko, M. Dimich W. Styche J. Paradise, D. Duvall, L, Washowich, F. Haines. It-,Q R I LIBRARY STAFF H . JV. . 1, L' These student librarians assist Miss Helen Briggs in conducting the day-to-day business of the library by arranging books, taking attendance, and helping students find refer- ence material. FIRST ROW: M. Benko, P. Pomycala, P. Radich, P. Carroll, J. Wassel, J. Kibish, S. Fornal, M. Howells, A. Supp. SECOND ROW: M. Kudrick, E. Sebest, S. Watson, J. Slagle, S. Walker, J. Law, D. Hodder, D. Ober, P, Kucsmas. THIRD ROW: M. ltecora, S. Christian, J. Victor, I. Bodnar, B. Wills, R. Scire, B. Hoy, R. Vallus, C. Forbes, N. Shaffer, C. Semenko. Not in picture: G. Hoffman, S, Shearer, D, Fazekas. FIRST ROW: B. Taylor, H. Granda, J. Dorman, L, Schwirian, A. Matty, E. Chotiner, J. Panico, L. Black, B. Maxie, B. Barnyak. SECOND ROW: E. Burton, J. Callahan T. Jaworski, J. Weckerly, S. England, J. Dominick, A. Santille, P. Phillippe, B. Kidwell S. Ruby, J. Fransco, M. Runsick. THIRD ROW: A. Montgomery, G, Jones, S. Norton A. Bianconi, L. Kelly, J. McKeetz1, G. O'Toole, T. Klusnic, C. Morgan, B. Wills, L. James: M. Acie, C. Deedrick, J. Pearson. Not in picture: J. Rack, E. Baker, M. Lundberg, J Barkemeyer, J. Elkins, A. Fenich, B. Luce, J, Harper, G. Nicholson, E. Patterson. C00 SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB S PICTURE OPERATORS -fs... VOCATIONAL SENIOR OPERATORS - Educa- tional fllms are shown in classrooms by these pupils who are trained by Mr. J. Morris Jones, Left to right: Alan Nahory, Duane Kirschner, George Fulmer, Emil Burak, Thomas Bulischeck, John Martin, Pam Davidson, John Bury, Carol Naspin- sky, Ronald Jurann, Wil- liam Dickenson, Frank Makar, Emily Norgren, Daniel Mains, Fred Soethe. Not in picture: Aniil Krueger, Daniel Pat- ton, Warren Snider. TEN OR MORE Students selling at least ten Yough- A-Mons become members of this club. Editor-in-chief Nancy Holm- back, who sold 18 yearbooks, thanks these top salesmen for their en- thusiasm. FIRST ROW: Pat Null, 10 books: Eva Lucas, 103 Lynn Chute, 20: Dorsena Cash, 10, SEC- OND ROW: Fred Ball, 105 Milan Dimich, who led with 255 Maryland Hardy, 15: George Smith, 205 War- ren McIntosh, 10. Not in picture: Sandra Buono, OCTET This ensemble sang in assembly programs, competed in Forensic contests, and performed for service organizations and for fund raising affairs. From left: Darryl Segina, Richard Meredith, Robert Matey, Robert White, John Fichera, Wil- liam Lapcevic, Lanny Horn, Wayne Brozovich. Donald Edler is at the piano. li iff. ' 551 Q Unmmmssus uniom CLASS OF 1958 E E Q . TECH JUNIORS ROOM 300 FIRST ROW: Linda Lindecamp, Linda Little, Lois Traeger, Ella Simmons, Joan Haeckler, Mabel Jones, Betty Nemchick, Susan Morgan, Nelda Means, Sandy Shearer, Carolyn Hurst, Joyce Marsh. SECOND ROW: Patti Friedman, Linda Shaw, Margaret Cant, Sue Hilty, Barbara Bach, Patricia Kapisak, Joyce Moore, Betty Ann Hurbanek, Virtue Black, Darlene Lynch, Joan Provasnik, Barbara Guffey, Peggy Geissler, Audrey Supp, Rose Salopek. THIRD ROW: Don Deanhardt, Loren Davy, Clyde Jordan, Daniel Beran, Warren Walter, Andrew Pugh, Bill Bickerton, Bob Egel, Robert Kramer, Philip Christian, Mark Senior, Sam Gallucci, Carl Slack, Ray Movic. ROOM 302 FIRST ROW: Elaine Jones, Arlene Mersch-at, Judy Slagle, Patricia Handa, Maxine Judd, Evelyn Kolosvary, Patricia Williams, Susan Stephan, Rosalie Collier, Phyllis Gonzales, Jeri Bowser, Loma Marks. SECOND ROW: Sandra Rothbarth, Leigh Thompson, Maretta Decker, Judy Travis, Carole Ann White, Peggy Macintosh, Johanna Pearson, Cathy Scott, Suzanne Domer, Judy Halpert, Sharon McGibbony, Carol Snyder, Amy Movic. THIRD ROW: Larry Haddad, Bob Baron, Jack Kobak, Robert Braun, Al Edgington, Bob Petras, Bob Faychak, Ronald Pazur, Frank Maneer, Franklin Beskid, Dale Jacobs, Bob Saniios, Fred Shear. ROOM 304 FIRST ROW: Barbara Madison, Mary Jo Soethe, Judith Harper, Ellene Grace, Eileen Kovaly, Sandra Nyilas, Linda Snider, Glenna Braddock, Norma Mient, Carole Thompson, Arlene Faust. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Kohl, Tony Jordan, John Trohca, Florence Singleton, Janice Phillians, Margie Jurcevich, Carol McClure, Charlotte Brletic, Shirley Winnett, Carol Cook, David Mitchell, Stephen Heys, Tom Elliott. THIRD ROW: Leo Urbanski, David Ely, David Hacker, Edwin Unger, Elmer Smith, Howard Kennedy, John Allen, Bill Baugh, Samuel Solomon, Ronald White, Charles Boyd, Bob Nolan, Kenneth Bethke, Gary Martin, Milan Washowich, Darryl Segina. ROOM 308 FIRST ROW: Judie Rack, Diane Rider, Mary Tacey, Nancy Brookmiller, Georgia Friberg, Judith Rae Feldman, Mary Gail Cutright, Betty Hiartigan, Bonnie Watkins, Connie Campbell, Barbara Plesniak. SECOND ROW: Leon Astramecki, Thomas Spalla, Marlene Harding, Grace Susa, Celestine Paige, Coralie Woodring, Audramae Mont- gomery, Frances Fedas, Carole Protz, Dolores Vukovcan, Shirley Hilliard, Betty Wiseman, Donna Boring, Wayne Brown, Dale Long, THIRD ROW: Robert Hart, Chai-les Walter, Eugene Mastroianni, Frank Maglicco, Eugene Jasper, Edward Manning, Richard Gergely, Basil Kurutz, Jack Anderson, Michael Pavlovic, William Josek, James Bucy, Gordon Bush, Dominic Sgattoni, James McKay, Wayne Smith, Bob Kintzer, Philip Wander. ' 'N - -- we J... it ,S 'E iw 2 fa E m L .4-nf, Room 310 FIRST ROW: Bonnie Rudolph, Elaine Rip- pel, Mary Jane Karabin, Elaine Carlson, Eleanor Burton, Sylvia Perhacs, Dorothy Hodder, Janet Hesse, Tanya Jaworski, Darlene Warren, Longine Kolanko. SEC- OND ROW: Janice McKeeta, Arlene Wil- liams, Pat Macik, Carole Deedrick, Marva Acie, Eileen Jones, Lucille Givens, Carol Forbes, Judy Harrison, Geraldine Markos, Kathleen Lennon, Myra Jo Rogan, THIRD ROW: Jerry Thomas, Kenneth Fox, Phil Arlia, Richard McAtee, Melvyn Bunson, Stanley Sniezek, Jim Aufman, Jerold Yecies, Tom Steele, Daniel Boughner, Fred Winter- myer, Gerald Urish, Larry Dodds. ROOM 311 FIRST ROW: Genevieve Fornal, Sandy Ault, Ruth Kohl, Dee Fulton, Janis Carter, Marian Knight, Sandra Gottlieb, Linda Rosenbleet, Virginia Wills, Annette Del Signore, Judy Ramstrom. SECOND ROW: Eugene Andrews, Patrick Campbell, Mike Sucevic, Jo Ann Kepich, Carole Obsincs, Helena-Jane Bashur, Virginia Vance, Janet Callahan, Carol Weimer, Joyce Hall, Jim Pollak, Stephen Kunicky, David Maughan. THIRD ROW: Ed Dunlay, Paul Schultz, Stanton Moldovan, Frank DiPerna, Douglas Melegari, William Miller, Tom Carnish, George Yuna, Raymond Tomko, Lawrence Kemp, John Frederick, Ronald Sinchar, Tom Reilly, Tom Flaherty. Not in picture: Louise Hosfelt. ROOM 312 FIRST ROW: Jill Merriman, Barbara Leit- zell, Rose Marie Scire, Belinda Myers, Yvonne Fillipsie, Nancy Bach, Pat McFad- den, Lorilee Deer, Dollie Paige, Kathy Metcalf. SECOND ROW: Bob Letchford, Bob Johnston, Joe Procacina, Claudia Flynn, Ruth Keys, Jill Wahrenberger, Judy Heim- berger, Kathy Kadar, Paula John, Paul Konkol, Pat Gennaro, Edward Battles. THIRD ROW: Arthur Richardson, Bill Whitaker, Bob Kreahling, Joe Thomas, Tom Patrick, Harry Smith, Duane Chidester, Dave Carlson, Jim Zager, Jesse Davis, Gary Ruschak, Dick Sweetser, George Rosko, Arnold Geruschat, Harry Dougherty, Elmer Kom-aromy. wig V ' hw, rt M f if ,R Z fi? iw ROOM- 313 FIRST ROW: Beth Rubinstein, Mary Benko, Patsy Sue Richards, Mary Ann McGinn, Barbara Keenan, Samuella Christian, Donna Gilchrist, Janice Smith, Mildred Zrinscak. SECOND ROW: James Flynn, Carol Barth, Rose Hernandez, Sherryll Layton, Dorothy Taylor, Mary Miller, Linda Feaver, Marlene Johnson, Carol Kirkpatrick, Patricia Pipp, Ed Rendulic. THIRD ROW: George Nelson, Dennis Juhasz, Howard Gerendash, Michael Vidnovic, Donald Steinman, Richard Light, James Williams, Clayton Coles, Roy Walker, Mark Salopek, Jim Koos, Howard Lunderstadt, Leonard Pettiford, R-ay Myers. 45' ROOM 314 FIRST ROW: Carol Semenko, Sandy Walker, Judy Gray, Mary Ann Malinchak, Rebecca Lee, Barbara Snyder, Elaine Kessler, Barbara Semon, Dorothy Pochubay, Janet Pastor, Patricia Vogel, Cherie Herr. SECOND ROW: Sandra Ruby, Mary Elaine Goth- ard, Gaylene Gregg, Sally Zwibel, Gail Batch, Mary Jane Wasil, Kay LeBreton, Alice Nelson, Cecelia Odorcich, Toni Lee Klasnick, Helen Fleming, Rita Pozzuto, THIRD ROW: 'Thomas Lowes, Ed Conley, Elwin Getty, Marian Soltis, Phyllis Thomas, Charles Battaglia, Kathy Mains, Nicholas Del Bene, Christine Kosentos, Jack Beamon, Audrey Fenich, LaVal Murphy, George DeVirgilio, John Berry. ROOM 316 'av it fx ROOM 317 'IRST ROW: Audrey Torrance, Betty Taylor, Gayle Pierce, Iarbara Wetzler, Carol Weinel, Judy Duvall, Sally Lou Pack, Poris Maher, Joy Dorman, Judy Smith, Mary Ann Potemra. ECOND ROW: Tim Michals, Judy Ulm, Nancy Fitterer, ois Shirley, Marlene Kosco, Corinne Doratio, Brenda Gradi- ek, Audrey Morgan, Patty Balogh, Louise McCune, John 'arks. THIRD ROW: Gerard Boyle, Richard Mink, Wayne Irozovich, John Gregory, Pete Malloy, Dick Ahlers, Barry lonno, Phillip Johnson, Charles Quinn, Charles Dennis, Ronald richards, Jack Blaha Not in picture: Lee Howard, Phyllis 'Qmilfnh .Invno f'fn11r'l1 ,Tim Ilnnnl-nn FIRST ROW: Paula Dunlay, Marcella Makoszy, Hope Granda, Patricia Kissell, Grace O'Toole, Gail Morrison, Barbara Wakefield, Catherine George, Ruth Vallus, Brenda Pryor, Judy Scott. SECOND ROW: Michael Dominick, Myrna Kalk- brenner, Ruth Ann Thomson, Paula Jane Macik, Jean Ann Nemeth, Connie Simm, Barbara Mackey, Sue Abraham, Bar- bara Skovran, Adele Behary, Dolores Kobik, Murray Wein- berg. THIRD ROW: Major Mason, Jim McCombs, Boyd Pierce, Leonard Peters, Bob Harner, Bob Pohelia, Jack Fichera, Lee Wanetick, William Corbin, Richard DePaulis, Anthony Orlando, Joe Suncine, Ronald Roney. Not in picture: Russell Betler, John Bridges, David Herbertson. The day to day affairs of the busy High School office are conducted by secretaries lfrom leftl Mrs. Adele Haecklei Miss Marion Gasparovic, and Mrs, Elizabeth Volosin WM ROOM 318 FIRST ROW: Donna Bryce, Dolores Stencil, Janet Miller, Beverly Hoy, Patricia Kucsmas, Frances Kolic, Linda Ferrari, Mary Ann Fee, Nancy Shaffer, Martha Slack, Harriet Stevens. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Green, Margaret Price, Maxine Howard, Patricia Fox, Jo Anne Nicholson, Judy Douglass, Mary Ellen Rarick, Kathleen Rafferty, Barbara Barnyak, Rose Marie Grzebyk, Linda Taylor, Diane Wilson, THIRD ROW: Robert Matey, Norman Roderick, Bob South, Margaret Hromyak, Bill Dodson, Jolinda Victor, Patrick Urban, Elaine Mesaros, Elmer Brown, Tom Bubonic, Phil I'etrulli, Jim Edniundson, Richard Brady. Not in picture: James Penman. Illia-sk ,Q ,-my .:f . 6' S ' Ivins! .2 ROOM 319 FIRST ROW: Barbara Snowden, Lucille Patterson, Barbara Kaiser, Lois Berletic, Roberta Karabin, Eleanor Hegedus, Jean Eagen, Frances Perciavalle, Barbara Langett, Margaret Heckman, Faye Herman. SECOND ROW: Raymond Orris, Jerome Travers, Joy Reid, Carolyn Orris, Helen Miller, Gladys Vukovcan, Mary Lou Swanson, Mary Ann Falis, Mary Jo Wisser, Janice Rack, Antoinette Canova, Bernard Hrynkiw, Edward Shiner. THIRD ROW: Eugene Stevenson, Lowell Thomas, Charles Phillips, Jim Steele, Wayne Wilson, Don Ross, James Carter, John Loyer, John Leonatti, Tony Baczkowski, Ed Finney, Jack Forsyth, Larry Conlin, John Moller, Ted Nemeth, Anthony Hutskow, Not in picture: Bruce Beck, David Brown. l in , ..-. ami., l 2 7 - i... .. ,W . , The relationship of lines and angles is demonstrated by juniors in plane geometry class using a two-dimensional drawing on the blackboard and a three-dimensional model. X 4 , V 5 ROOM 320 FIRST ROW: Thelma Rendulic, Carol Montgomery, Rebecca Flanigan, Joyce Carter, Roberta Jackson, Pat Pomycala, Pat Radich, Violet Fundrella, Regina Leighty, Pat Boyd, Anginett Waite, Connie Fader. SECOND ROW: Sam Catanzaro, Bob Barna, Verna Hall, Marilyn Pogen, Toni Ruggier, Florence Kaylor, Erma Minyon, Rosalyn Liberatore, Paula Wood, Barbara Badstibner, Arletta Talandziewicz, James Jeffries, John Stevenson. THIRD ROW: Jim Junecko, Bob White, Drew Williamson, Dom Perrotta, Clarence Pavlic, Dave Acheson, Tom Odorcich, Bruce McCaughan, Dave Hicks, Bob McGinty, Jim Fady, ROOM 321 FIRST ROW: Gloria Walker, Mary Ann Patrick, Carol Walsh, June Harlan, Mary Ann George, Arlene Lichalk, Barbara Caves, Elsie McCutcheon, Helen Chutes, Margaret O'Keson, Gloria Jean Kestler. SECOND ROW: James Bollas, Lois Gerber, Alice Gilmore, Gale Jones, Margie Mirda, Nancy Sucha, Beverly Brunori, Darlene Ferry, Eleanor Starr, Ronald McC1endon. THIRD ROW: Ron Rowe, Bob Winter- myer, Clifford Wise, Tom Barton, Albert Rolnik, John Burger, Nolan Peterson, Ronald Fingerhut, Ralph Reynolds, David Junker, Bill Rae, -Cyril Tkac. Not in picture: Isaac Brown, Helen Cjeslewicz, John Huber, Patricia Mains, Calvin Sims. ROOM 322 FIRST ROW: Roberta Treusch, Grace Warnick, Marie Lundberg, Doris Johnson, Janet Glasser, Loretta Graziano, Ruth Schmidt, Ethel Street, Patricia Smith, Myrna Moore, Harriett Zinn. SECOND ROW: Wanda Torrance, Mary Lou Pelcer, Ann McGourty, Arlene Moore, Nancy Childs, Diane Wysocki, Rita Henry, Rose Konik, Jane Kline. THIRD ROW: Harry Hager, Bob Riley, Bill Connelly, Dave Sullivan, Regis Giles, Jack Pollock, John Ratesic, Bill Kittiko, Ralph Henry, Bill Cottone, Larry Toms. Not in picture: Eileen Boullion, Dorothy Chambers, Rose Marie Savasta, Ruth Ann Riley, Gordon Cook, Aaron Finkelstein, Ronald Marshalik. ROOM 324 FIRST ROW: Maurine Symington, Judy Weiss, Terry Atwater, Barbara Mann, Yvonne Kosanovic, Nellie Hayes, Evelyn Gross, Nancy Crosby, Jan Popek, Sally Heilman. SECOND ROW: Emil Sandusky, Andrew Bartko, Elizabeth Dillon, Mary Ann Johnson, Barbara Helsel, Barbara Chick, Mary Ann Yurechko, Norris Horn, Tom Bryer. THIRD ROW: George Kostuch, Mike Lauerrnan, Kenneth Fry, John Gala, Ernest Plutko, Allan Scott, Leslie Montgomery, John McWhorter, Nick Sabin, Ronald Goreski, Tom Muich, Rodger Hohman, Bill Gellner, Bob Pardoe. 4... MP .1 Q1 Amt., , ,, .un K 1 , . 5 , T , 5 2 Practical assignments give real experience. Walter Rosengarth's project in Sheet Metal Shop is to prepare duct work for furnace installation. SECTION 11A FIRST ROW: Michael Bonn, Paul Maher, Glenn Harden, Samuel Coccia, John Cameron, Bob Petrosky, Kenneth Ferry, Luke Kobulnicky. SECOND ROW: Al Irwin, Jim Madden, Richard Angelo, Richard Oliver, Harold Pennell, George Jacob, John Marhefka, Lynn Gregory. THIRD ROW: Ron Gessner, Eugene Trojan, Ronald Pope, Tom Frum, Ray Badstibner, Jack Dansak, James Kraus, Clement Buzzella. 97 SECTION 11C1 and 1lCz FIRST ROW: Judy Anthony, Ruth Brant, Charlotte Javens, X? Patti Tedesco, Velma Gergely, Deanna Pribula. SECOND ROW: Richard Lynch, Stephen Berletic, Linda Cowell, Nora Chandler, Steve Bohack, Steve Prontiker. THIRD ROW: Jack Day, Howard George, Donald Mihalevic, Al Boboth, Theodore Sofranko. FOURTH ROW: Don Szymarek, Bernard Hill, Bob Goldie, Alfred Carter, Robert Shank. SECTION IID FIRST ROW: Robert Tanney, Ira Sherry, Eugene Chancio, Eugene Ziegler. SECOND ROW: Bob Kittle, Paul Dougherty, Don Traeger, David Allison, William Pavlik. THIRD ROW: Michael Smith, Bernard Rogers, Richard Peterson, Lawrence Ford, Richard Smochko, Harold Bumbarger. In Radio and Television Shop, juniors Earl' James and Jon Sylvander test a bullt-up radio receiver. ,.... J , l Wm la foil' ai i I 2 i 2 Q 21, , sign. 2 ,, H 'N ng ,, ' N! T Ui ii, H ,W 'll 1? gg? V1 L ig: J f x Harold Pennell and Richard Angelo tune Typewriter and record books, filing cabinets up the distributor and the carburetor on a and telephone -- these are in charge of practice engine in Auto Mechanics Shop, secretary Miss Patricia Chaney in the Voca- tional School ollicc. ee SECTION 11Ei FIRST ROW: James Fulks, Bill Conley, Edward Mildon, Larry Robertson, Jerry Schade, Robert Ludwick, Orville Chapman, Ron Countryman. SECOND ROW: Ray Kolar, Edward Lehmann, Edward Hilpert, William Johnson, Ray Stoken, George Horst, John Magyar, Carl Hutzfara, Charles Czap, Thomas Kostkas. THIRD ROW: William Mann, Patrick Grabowski, Anthony Marini, Robert Onderko, John Holden, Ronny Grubb, Ken West, Paul Starmack, Dale Pope, Jon Sylvander, Earl James. ii: 1,4- 53'-X SECTION HE, and HM, FIRST ROW: Cliff Berkheimer, Floyd Miller, Patrick Popp, James Zuzo, Charles Nelson. SE-COND ROW: Roy Baer, Charles Kish, John Klug, Frederick Wunder, David Boden, Gino Cordisco, Daniel Loy. THIRD ROW: Mike Vomaibo, Harry Moller, Bob Balint, James Jones, Bob DiCccco, Larry Laird, Alex Hutsko. SECTION IIMQ FIRST ROW: Frank Honaclio, l'hil Way, George Brinker, Bill Odenthal, Salvatore Boboth, Jim Myers, John Richards, Gregory Otternian. SECOND ROW: Don Svitko, George Sherwin, John Marcus, Leo Crane, Nick Vesche, Thomas Stuchell, Edward Mellon, Frank Miller, Milo Vokovich, George Dansak. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Kelly, Don Miller, Bruce Greenland, Toni Davis, Joe Suda, Dave Hathaway, Mike Moran, Bill Myers, John Smith, Lynn Wilson, Duane Steinmeyer. QQ QQ 4 'Q ,f 'ruff , SECTION IIP, and HP, FIRST ROW: George Bell, Mike Yencho, Pat Schurman, Fritz Kengle. SECOND ROW: Wellington Curry, Mark Vadas, Charles Bernath, Harry Glancy, John Leskovac, Ronnie Humenik. THIRD ROW: Herbert Spang, James New- man, Bob Massie, Ronald Edwards, Leo Kelly, Tom Frattaroli, Blaine Lytle, if SECTION 11S, and HS, FIRST ROW: Henry Brown, Eugene Banky. SECOND ROW: Ted Gentile, Ronald Strait, Gerald Likar. THIRD ROW: Michael Coulter, Robert Neish, Joe Dwornick, Robert Horton. SECTION 11W, and 11W2 FIRST ROW: John Laska, Bill Schadle, Bob Tarr, Basil Curcio, Gordon Zavmski. SECOND ROW: Bob Rooke, Nicholas Mallene, Jim Danielson, Dennis Sandusky, Michael Kranik. THIRD ROW: Glenn Nelson, Mel Anastasiu, Charles Pratt, Richard Wargo, Kenneth Houy, Roy Dingeldine, Edward Poturich. SOFA Olflfl 0I 25 LASS OF 1959 gffx M f ,, 'S -1 ggi.-f if ' , 'if ,, fr., Q g gg ' zzff? Q ROOM 100 FIRST ROW: Patricia Behanna, Nancy Feltenberger, Filomena Perri, Judy Davison, Nancy Boyd, Pat Loughner, Phyllis Krigstein, Judy Bushey, Bonnie Booth, Jean Harr, Janice Myers. SECOND ROW: Barbara Campbell, Patricia Behr, Marsha Razny, Shirley Cordisco, Carmella Augustine, Janet Wild, Janet Pipp, Carol Dilling, Dorothy Nelson, Pat Connelly, Karen Larson, Karen Palm, Joyce Ghrist, Jackie Grubbs. THIRD ROW: Allan Weiss, Bill Janawitz, Albert Dellapenna, John Coltogirone, Paul Chernicky, Georgia Chopey, Janet Taksa, Patricia Dougherty, William Spoonhoward, George Dokmanovich, Bob Richman, George Kaleta, Dale Kincaid. FA 3 ROOM 101 FIRST ROW: LaVerne Fisher, Marion Feyes, Adele Carr, Darlene Candelore, Ilona Gorun, Mary Jo Bennett, Isabelle Gothard, Irene Kelly, Mary Doritty, Maria Young. SECOND ROW: Evan Abrams, Elda Curry, Erma DeMartinis, Jean Lape, Lucille Hibbs, Margie Borham, Patti -Conyers, Carol Ann Wilson, Vivian Uhrich, Toni Porreco, Darlene Divincenzo, Vernell West, Barry Crossman. THIRD ROW: Edward Klinghoffer, Pete Lotz, Harry Stewart, Charles Gunner, Joseph Schad, William Barth, Fred Davis, Lanny Scott, Tom Williams, C-arl Johnson, Larry Penrose, Tim Belkowski, John Dawson, Richard Squibb, TECH SO PHOMORES ROOM 104 FIRST ROW: Linda Carter, Patricia Campbell, Patricia Bucy, Lyndoll Brown, Kathleen Smith, Lou Ann Pogyor. SECOND ROW: Frances Del Signore, Kathrine Christian, Barbara Farrell, Stephanie Boax, Dorothy Chaney, Charles Isenberg, Judy Grimm, Tom Miller. THIRD ROW: Paul Ancarana, Jay -Chodock, Paul Krow, Art Brunazzi, Jack Myers, Tom Clark. ROOM 115 FIRST ROW: Frances Heath, Barbara Guslevich, Joyce Ann Law, Marian Oshinsky, Mary Ann Pecora, Barbara Berletic, Gail Crawford, Joy Kibish, Mary Ann Harris, Beverly Hanko. SECOND ROW: Stanley Douglas, Tom Reynolds, James Glus, Philip Estersohn, David Chacko, S-ally Ross, Patti Pratt, Genevieve Hart, Phyllis Vignevic, Dorothy Evans, John Kinser, John Gage, Pete Contakos. THIRD ROW: Robert See, William Coulter, Bob Plaskon, Frank Gregory, Barry Lutz, John Bubrik, Duane J unker, Gary Haddad, Jack Campbell, Michael Benjack, Bill Gardner, Ernest Kendall, Frank Butler. Not in picture: Raymond Cornell, 1' 532 , '55 nw? nu. ,. 'i ROOM 116 FIRST ROW: Suzanne Kuremsky, Judy Walsh, Bonnie Sandusky, Laura Greene, Joan Crawford, Rosemary Cook, Susan McElwee, Sylvia Del Signore, Patsy Hall, Helen Perhacs, Wilamae Massie. SECOND ROW: Linda Herrold, Marilyn Silvagni, Mary Smith, Connie Razny, Carol Krznaric, Louise Moore, Alice Wilson, Eileen Haeberlen, Nancy Sherwin, Sandy Bico, Joyce Harrison, Joanne McCutcheon, Charlotte Cox, Bonnie Cearns, Phyllis Gerber. THIRD ROW: Bob Spangler, Paul Carlson, Eddie Luketic, David Hefling, Stanley Harper, Frank Feldman, John Lundie, Ron Sipkovich, Ed Dowling, Dennis Fleckenstein, Tom Johnson, Jack House, Stephen Kosovac, John Salitros. 'iam sw 1 ROOM 118A ?IRST ROW: Juanita Givens, Carolyn Waters, Mildred Qapcevic, Marianne McMahon, Jacqueline Chaverini, Georg- ftta Marhefka. Dorothy Marnell, Betty Harrison. SECOND IOW: Carolyn Murman, Loretta Daczkowski, Bonnie Young, Vlary Lou Stroka, Emma Slater, Maxine Roberts, Claire Driscoll, Donna Medich, Eleanor Kniepkamp. THIRD ROW: , U Pom Collins, Joe Donato, Harry Crum, Paul Hahn, Ronnie S0Ph0m01'9S Prepare and SQTYQ tea. One Of the D1'0J9CfS IU Ialvin, Dave Krizner, Fred Sheridan, Jim Flaherty, Bernard the h0m9mak1U2' COUTSC 1'9QU11'f?d Of all tenth FCl'214l9 EIMS. amnicky, Jim Leib, Paul Hrozencik, Rodney Rodavich. Not n picture: Marlyn Petrovich, Ruth Wittaker, Marge Wilson, Iince Oddo, Paul Heckman, James Snee, Esther Moffat, JeWane List. James Flahortv. fmthm-inn Mmm-f 'ox SN 'S if if ROOM 118B FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Woods, Judith Sul- linger, Judith Weyer, Laura Navaroli, Leona Dawson, Marlene Solomon, Vicki Simpson, Catherine Frankovic, Elaine Hel- sel, Janice Sablich, Louise Deemer, Patricia McCall, Joan Paranick. SECOND ROW: Mary Ella Pryor, Annette McCaslin, Shirley DeFelice, Gail Hoffman, Sandra Verner, Sandra Chidester, Daneen Rosenberger, Margaret Miller, Darla Speidel, Mary Joan Sneddon, Darlene Williams, Donna Dunlay, Judith Lundin, Peggy Cox, Martha Kurtz, Roberta Frank, Barbara Bailey, Faye Spalla. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Holland, Charles Lucas, Bob Fisher, Bob Pinzak, Bob Hensel, Bob Lynch, John Morgan, Gerald McNulty, Bob Pecoraro, John Zitz, Ed Keslar, Gary Vocke. ROOM 120 FIRST ROW: Sandra Stanley, Joanne Monyak, Marlene Bogi, Dolores Krivda, Patricia Dirle, Emily Kyslinger, Helen Skrabak, Kathleen McDonald, Janet Horst, JoAnn Farace, Sue Scott, Arlene Kish. SEC- OND ROW: Norma Keller, Joan Tomaino, Pam Morgan, Patricia Dodds, Yvonne Maro- vich, Linda Swanson, Yvonne Saylor, Yvette Jenkins, Elizabeth Murphy, Elaine O'Toole, Carol Waugh, Audrey Hrehocik, Luanne Nicol, Marjory Hancharik, Patricia Olinsky. THIRD ROW: Ray Stewart, Richard Bos- sart, Gunard Molin, Robert Veltri, Ronald Pomeroy, Don Lape, Dave Gibb, Bert Kapinus, Tom Ilavlock, John Ory, Mike Zivkovich, Bill Earner, Jon Steen, Tim Flanagan, Burton Chotiner. ROOM 121 FIRST ROW: Patricia Bosetti, Nancy Dun- lay, Mary Lou Gabriel, Janie Kachur, Donna Lee Johnson, Janet Lee Vavro, Marilyn Whitaker, Elizabeth Schultz, Gwen Murray, Frances O'Toole, Rachel Gorr, Sandy Hickle. SECOND ROW: Maxine Shipley, Donna 'Petrulli, Carole Vogel, Judy Smith, Barbara Morgan, Georgette Kossuth, Donna Anchak, Linda Dougherty, Donna Fazekas, Margaret Toth. THIRD ROW: Bob Latta, Richard Klacik, Bruce Harper, Norman Oliver, Bob Stotler, Harry Staulfer, Norman Ruzinsky, Richard Hofman, George Naper- atz, Tom Ransick, Bob Conway, Daniel Yencho, John Brenzia, Samuel La Rosa, ROOM 122 FIRST ROW: Bonita Ero, Carol Lindberg, Priscilla Jenkins, Ethel Pearson, Adrienne Tedesco, Claire Sadler, Barbara Bryer, Garnet Morganstern, Shirley Sherrill, Deborah Fidler, Norma Vanyo, SECOND ROW: Eleanor Powell, Dona Lofgren, Nila Pearson, Kathy Dillon, Bernice Starr, Gay Gelb, Helen Soles, Donna Hamilton, Donna Nicholls, Linda Schreiber, Evelyn Wilson, Audrey Gerendash, Judith Orris, Pat Stramiello, Pat Baldridge, THIRD ROW: Oscar Wander, Don Hart, Ronnie Webb, Don Livingston, Art Lawson, Bob Johnson, Art Hill, Richard Link, Norbert Shubeck, Henry Moore, Frank Truesdell, Vince Jami- son, Jim Slater. ROOM 123 FIRST ROW: Carol Ruggier, Phyllis Lar- son, Patty Balog, Sally Mossburg, Jacque- line Peterson, Linda Wilson, Penny Marks, Rose Martin, Darlene Stinebaugh, Anita Johnson, Gladys Hunt. SECOND ROW: Bob Kolich, Nancy Gorman, Elizabeth Jones, Mary Lou Woistman, Kathleen O'Shea, Julia. Solomon, Nancy Speidel, Maxine Eakin, Iona Roberts, Darlene Lewis, Wanda Lueckert, Jackie Johnson, Linda Overand, George Hayden, THIRD ROW: Jim White, Ron Walrath, John Cochenour, Larry Fried, Bob Maurer, Jim Meyers, Charles Kelly, John Flynn, Richard Harris, Pete Hutsko, Jerry Singleton, Raymond Jenkins, Bob Furlong, Nick Skarlis, Joe Volpini, Dave Haberland. ROOM 124 FIRST ROW: Dolores Harbert, Patricia Liptak, Carol Ann Walker, Marilyn Rose, Cathy Battaglia, Gloria Vallus, Pam Waite, Edith Zatelli, Carol Norgren, Rita Zolten, Susie Watson. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Harrison, John Megela, Barbara Galley, Carol Crawford, Katherine Kennedy, Cathy Sullivan, Janet Mittermeier, Donna Roll- ings, Bonnie Nelson, Joyce Govanucci, Jo Ann Sucha, Linda. Hacker, Carol Ann Forbes, John Galioto, Barry Kocak. THIRD ROW: James Rush, Bruce Reinert, Dennis Gdovic, Bob Movic, Richard Oliver, David Spehar, Bill Prescott, Gilbert Kaylor, Norman Mesarik, Paul Messner, Walter Smith, Bob McKee, Robert Wiater, George Fields, Leonard Stienbaugh, Richard Mc- Intyre. x :s:: a a 3, ROOM 125 FIRST ROW: Becky Gamble, Donna Hardy, Antoinette Zaucha, Mary Ann Perino, Bonnie Beck, Audrey Spiegel, Pamela Hill, Barbara Zeiders, Jane Fultz, Janice Kuzak. SECOND ROW: David Ritz, Michael Lebowitz, Roy Hartmann, Lois Staley, Hazel Murphy, Pam Alverson, Shonna Steele, Judith Weyman, Nancy Yambor, Darla Norman, Lillian Kucsmas, Dorothy Miller, Gary Thorne, Charles Javens. THIRD ROW: Dave Rendulic, Paul Waslis, Dick Mueller, James Sundin, Paul Crum, Kenneth Wateska, James Surgeon, Charles Johnson, Charles Smider, David Worrall, Steve Bodri, Dick Kerfoot, Herman Gardner, Paul Gerosky, Milton Carlson, Wayne Thomas. ROOM 126 FIRST ROW: Beverly Weaver, Carolyn Volk, Carolyn Soethe, Patricia Murdock, Shirley Ludwick, Glenda Harrison, Annette Yaga, Mary Ruth Amos, Stephene Holko. SECOND ROW: Gerald Barna, Richard Hill, Dennis Soltrick, Harriet Smith, Barbara Morgan, Linda Bower, Nancy Harper, Patricia Morrow, Nina Jo Williams, Carol Lozier, Mary Lee Lajun, Ed Perkoski, Don Greenaway, Joseph Miller. THIRD ROW: James Sikorsky, Bob Rainforth, Ray Nichols, Bill Sorg, Martin Yomtob, Jack Harris, Bob Schaeffer, Wayne Painter, Bob Kissel, Lewis Steinkopf, Michael Svec, Charles King, Ronald Zediak, Grant Faust, Lawrence Hilpert, Al Thomas. W my ,ia il 'H pi ppp L pp ppk rlapp 1 a ? :Tilt 5 at ii M af N ,W vm , ar or f f A : :Ex 'V , te: a aw -if ith 1 pain, up g 15, its ff. Si i j? is 1 Xgg km? .E 5 7 i ' - . . ,. A V' 'QMQJA ' X5 it it 'Q V . N, 3: 3 Q ' at 'W 'WY X ROOM 212 FIRST ROW: Peggy Hunter, Beverly Turnbull, Darlene Powell, Joyce Thaxton, Patricia H1'apcak, Barbara Waschuk, Martha Neuschwander, Connie Greenwalt, Bernadette Mulac, Mary Ann Wasil, Joan Derkas, Margie Flygar, Virginia Price. SECOND ROW: Anna Marie Beck, Marguerite Marchesky, Betty Ann Toth, Nancy Lacey, JoAnne Best, Beverly Shaffer, Margaret Barey, Doris Ayres, Phyllis Burtner, Linda Maglicco, Dolores Zackowski, Norma Frattaroli, Patricia Hunt, Sophie Prizner, Gilda Thompson, Marie Lesko, Donna Auberle, Beverly Gobbels. THIRD ROW: Michael Tutko, Gary Westcoat, William Mundorf, Anthony Falco, David Montrenes, Jack Hetrick, George Rendulic, Mike Kosco, Duane Novosedliak, Roy Palm, Herbert Thomas, Jack Welty, Sam Thomas, Richard Sherrill, Eugene Langel, Bill Martinis, Warren B1'own. ROOM 213 FIRST ROW: Audrey Whitacre, Michele Ohrman, Carolyn Watson, Priscilla Hrapcak, Klara Weiss, Gloria Zoerb, Elaine Cook, Jerry Krajack, Joanne Isenberg, Barbara Zugac, Arlene Scott, Pamela Phillips. SECOND ROW: Carol Wolf, Eleanor Wilson, Dorothy Irwin, Margaret Hoffman, Claire Austin, Nancie Hoerr, Jean Fazekas, Bernice Marcus, Patricia Forsythe, Jean Gracon, Linda Palm, Mary Jane Reese, Ruth Rab, Rose Marie Hvasta, Teresa Samurda, Leslie Toth. THIRD ROW: Thomas Hallett, Thomas Ward, Gary Scott, Chris Vaganka, Craig Smith, Robert Ivkovich, Alex Lippai, Jack Whiteman, John Wigand, Robert Frantz, Robert Whiteman, Richard Tullius, Gilbert Cool, Daniel Montrenes, Joe Chontos, Lou Borrelli, Clifford Utz, Brian Beatty, James Crislip. Not in picture: Jerry Spahr, Mike Black, Joseph Marzaloes. Y .HWS Q ROOM 303 FIRST ROW: Irene Baran, Myrna Ciber, Joanne Balawajder, Lois Blake, Sharon Holland. SECOND ROW: Eileen Edmund- son, Judy Hughes, Sarilyn Kohn, Mary Jane Kelly, Edwina Sebest, Jane Parke, Jacqueline Bashista. THIRD ROW: Paul Barton, Bob Anderson, Anne Cray, Russell Ainbroziak, Robert Anthony, Anna Mae Adamcik, William Burton. ROOM 309 FIRST ROW: Arlene Blankenship, Fae Black, Virginia Galard, Joanne Patton, Carol Brunory, Gayle Kengle, SEC- OND ROW: Bob Beaumont, Charles Gerzsenyi, Annette Babyak, Gaye Braem, Bill Booth, Robert Gallingane, Wayne Beedle. THIRD ROW: David Andre, Sam Kusic, David Morgan, Bill Sherer, Charles Beck, Larry Diegelnian, John Turkaly, Bill Barncord. 9 ROOM 312A FIRST ROW: Kathy Perrotta, Nancy Bilharz, Maryann Campbell, Christian Hlad, Donna Morgan. SECOND ROW: Patricia Bryant, Lucille Burton, Margie Marcus, Nancy Lee Mullen, Barbara Del Signore, Carolyn Wood. THIRD ROW: Bennette Chotiner, Ed Skodol, Harry Koons, Ed Baran, Richard Beeler, Jim Buck, Daniel Berquist, Charles Burley. Not in picture: Joseph Browning, Betty Campbell, Gail Farrel, Clifford Swartz. S or QM NE! VOCATIONAL SOPHOMORES Tenth graders recite in Mr. Calhoun's biology class. On alternate weeks Vocational students leave their shop work for academic classes in science, English, math, and social studies. SECTIONS IOC, and IOC, FIRST ROW: Dave Larson, Patricia Hadadl, Genevieve R d ik Pastor SECOND ROW' Bill McGuire, Varasse, o erc . . Carl Shedolske, William Hetrick, Wesley Cosic, Robert Doley. H W ss THIRD ROW: James Tanney, Philip Szajnuk, arry c.., Barry Cready. FOURTH ROW: Edward Wintermyer, Earl Burkholder, Tom Singleton, Donald Little, Paul Petrus, Jim Holovich. ew -vw? ii 'I Amr E in 1 SECTION 10D FIRST ROW: Joseph Olechowski, James Mekis, Leonard Oyler, Rob Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Steve Roper, Harry Dumas Jim Smith, John Rosengarth. THIRD ROW: Ray- mond ,Kl0in, Bill Tucker, Ron Ziegler, Henry Mclxay, Matthew Popik. A4 ar' Q. .- i fm ,ig 1 m 5 y w ' 'tl I ff 'lt , ' ,,- fl, 'fa LLVV 74 rit ,Q . i 4, K ,., lilwf J gm M it :uf an 'WW ni Ali . ins i v- il Af ww .C I , 'Qty SECTION IOE, FIRST ROW: Leonard Lundin, James Leroy, Walter Pack, John Klea, Thomas Bazylak, Arthur Davis, David Mansfield. SECOND ROW: James Fagan, Gary Hall, George Petro, Larry Kondor, David Kish, Bob Booth, David Graffius, Phillip Hadad. THIRD ROW: Daniel Penn, Walter Stanesic, Thomas Bozga, Leonard Rodman, Joseph Benvin, Edward Feltz, Peter Bezeck, Robert Harshman. SECTION IOE2 FIRST ROW: John Figas, Vincent Golik, John McCombs, Al Kocak, John McKenzie, Charles Leitzell, George Kondor, Bob Victor. SECOND ROW: Regis Denne, Larry Daczkowski Richard Urbansky, Darryl Claggett, Lavan Peterson, Philip Christy, Robert Johnston, Dick Pellegrino, Russell Boyd. THIRD ROW: Paul Bodnar, Frank Pipp, Warren Laughner, Edward Kulasa, John Gerber, Roger Silverman, Edward Hoy, Larry Hall, Paul Blake, Tony Graziano, Carl Krufka. El .gl ge' i ii tg If C'-'il 3 2 P- if .1-, , 'J f ' ,Al . Ngo. SECTION 10Ea FIRST ROW: Bob Foster, Tom Haynick, Joe Matta, John Kovaly, Ronald Glos, Kenneth Rybka, Thomas Ingram, SECOND ROW: Russell Miller, Ed Joyce, Bruce Hager, Robert Sago, Thomas Beidl, Harry Ruh, Richard Kuzio, Edward Whalen, Tony Gasparovic. THIRD ROW: Bill Smith, Bill Long, Steve Gonczy, Thomas Pasko, Ted Potersnak, Milton Cousar, Jack Kohl, George Craven, Paul Bryan, Charles Spiker. SECTIONS IOM1 and IOM, FIRST ROW: Mike Sebest, Paul Jordanhazy, Edward Walsh, Edward Stepanik, Joseph Sparico, John Howalski, William Schrantz, Bob Detling, Terry Armstrong, Donald Davis, Rudy Sulvi. SECOND ROW: Bob Burnett, Dwight Anderson, .Nick Rohac, Jerxgiy Davison, Bill Holiday, Harold Morgan, Timothy Lochiner, Robert Orbell, Robert Par ick, James Bradley, Tom Kynor, Gary Fowler, Dave Medick, Tom Pullin, THIRD ROW: Kenneth Soles, Bob Foster, John Sestile, Pete Yednak, Irwin Babyak, Richard Moller, David McCurdy, Julius Adam, Joseph Johnson, Francis Bednarofsky, I' ' li 'V l estis L V, ,L . f' J 1, ,, -15 , i . V, .,.. . I is we f I 1 V xial v lerlt . ' I H' l ,V fi. f SECTIONS l0P and 10S FIRST ROW: Toni Cendroski, Ronald Haywood, Steve Smith, Ronald Domarski, Frank Krznaric, Paul Schneider, Salnmie Swindle, Richard Schell, Nick Dupin, Thomas Rollason. SECOND ROW: Robert Gerdich, Pete Liposchok, Jim Carloss, Marc Turkaly, Richard Wivagg, Thomas Kurth, Bill Piper, Bill Barrett, Ralph Palattis, Bill Poag, Blandon Lynn. THIRD ROW: Albert Dobransky, William Janukites, Eugene Dodge, Jerry Novotny, Don Hendrichs, Bob Grooms, Gene Secaskey, Lou Warner, Al Gibson, Wayne Naulder, Anthony Trzyna. SECTION 10W FIRST ROW: Charles Kisner, Charles Whitney, Thomas Cook, William Dobos, Paul Chomanics. SECOND ROW: Frank Sharp, Joe Englert, Watson Schultz, Leroy Johnson, Mike Rodgers, Wayne Decker. THIRD ROW: Dave Jones, Don Henning, Richard Waligura, William Somerville, Lon Wilson, Kenneth McElravy, Ronald Skelton. FOURTH ROW: Harry Reed, John Leyland, Lyall Bernard, Ray Bingham, Regis Kaczynski, Robert Evans, Larry Lockard. Z1 I 05Alfl'l2l'l CLASS .. W, nh -an . 11 9 Sw. 3 v :M ff: uw J-mgy www: F? V4 WW ., M,-1, Q '34, gf Wi 2 .4 L H ' ' ' ' , gg ' Xwifq, AA K EA is N kkr, 1 gi Q if .Wim i ROOM 2 FIRST ROW: Willa Lee Kline, Sue Weckerly, Eddythe Germek, Sue Kearney, Lucinda Orzel, Darlene Yonkovich, Wayne Copper, Benedict Boch, Ronal Acie, William Cureton, Alex McNair, Joe Qualters. SECOND ROW: Nancy Adams, Audrey Wise, JoAnne Forman, Darlene Gault, Judy Beck, Sally Hurst, Don Merz, Gary Schoeller, Calvin Cohn, Richard Woodring, Patricia Guy, Sharon Klimon. THIRD ROW: Charles Pringle, Charles Szeg, Joseph Marksteiner, Ruth Ann Boros, Warren Knight, Tom Burtnett, Dennis Lesowsky, Pat Ziobro, Dorothy Mikrut, Nancy Matta, Nancy McCarthy, Joan Haines, Martha Leasure, Barbara Urbaniak, Idelle Berkovitz. ROOM 3 FIRST ROW: Tabitha Simpson, Carol Burley, Peggy Mar- zina, Karen Mason, Eileen Ondechek, Darlene Piatt, Walter Jones, Frank Marnell, Jerry Gross, Sandy Fuehrer, Jean Bell, Frances Emptield, Eileen Biddle. SECOND ROW: Earl Walker, Gene Del Bene, Judy Hessler, Leethia Haddad, Irene Vodhanel, Carol Wintner, David Bradley, Peter Burns, Tom Murray, George Wilkinson, Joe Lindberg, Beverly Matta, Lonna Watson, Sharon Lebenson, THIRD ROW: Katherine Peyton, Jane Reed, Joan McClure, Louise Dominick, Arthur South, Jay Smith, Jim Johnson, Jonathan Munnell, James Bezick, Kenneth Stickrath, Carol Anderson, Myrna Howells, Neil Sullivan, Carol Jones. MUSIC - George Washington pupils who enjoy music have opportunities to participate in both instrumental and vocal groups. The band fat leftj practices daily under the direction of Mr. Edward Faulkg choruses and required music classes are directed by Mr. David Fluke. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS- From left. P 'd ' W resi ent Cliff Mains, Vice-President .1 . 1 a Kline, Secretary Nancy Bostak, Treas- urer Bill Gaal. Y-TEEN OFFICERS- FIRST ROW: Vice- President Marilyn Taft, Secretary Joan Haines. SECOND ROW: President Janice Priest, Treasurer Eileen Crain, Inter-Club Linda Gayvert. 55,24 '6iu.LMar:N,EJ!llmna.xB1i!Ztl:!lm1lif nn'v -i!vA1x!r.l.wlhaH?Hau5slM2fMsl OFFICE HELPERS-FIRST ROW' Judy Limley, Mabel Springer, Gail Katz, Barbara Hill, Eileen Greenwald, Nan Adams. SEC- OND ROW: Diane Steinman, Carol Pastors, Janice Priest, Secretary Mrs. Shirley Aus- tin, Carol Mull, Myrna Howells. T S ROOM 5 FIRST ROW: Nancy Bastasic, Pat Bathe, Kathie Maxwell, Margie Bernasky, Cynthia Garvin, Margaret Coleman, Patty Pazur, Geraldine Maglicco, Janice Priest, Maureen Schwerha, Bonnie Gulaskey, Charles Ely. SECOND ROW: Paul Conrad, James Shatzer, llarry Keefer, Joanne Lennon, Phyllis Rausch, Sally Judd, Nancy Liddle, Karen Kalkbrenner, Annette Lindamood, Louis Yecies, Erle Wiesenthal, Arthur Pierce, Bruce Carlin. THIRD ROW: William Wargo, Billy Hanna, Gary Lusebrink, Sandy Gottdiener, Thomas Sivak, Sandy Steech, Barbara McDonald, Bob Thorpe, Margie Kaplan, Carol Falk, James Baird, Patricia Barey, Judy Cutshall, Edgar Paxton, Edgar Ulm, ROOM 6 FIRST ROW: Sandy Karabin, Beverly Taylor, Nancy Crawford, Irene Kendall, Judy Kline, Janet Gall, Mary Ellen White, Donna Lee Burr, Lynne Connelly, Peggy Hart, Mary Jane Kugler, Arlene Saltzer. SECOND ROW: Harold Mermelstein, Bradley Bell, Robert Rankin, Larry Van Pelt, Chester Collins, Max Badstibner, John Mitcheltree, Bill Hayduk, Pat Del Signore, Judith Luehm, Marilyn Sherby, Margaret Jones, Carolyn Toms, Carol Anne Lake, Pamela Frazier. THIRD ROW: Arthur Carlson, James Swalwell, Angelo Teti, Paul Shank, Mike Strager, Joan Dawson, Janice McNulty, Gail Irwin, William Barrett, Micheal Hutsko, Carol Mull, Brenda Hustead, Irene Lingsch, Macy Ann Creek, Karl Schimpf, James Mamas. A 5, fi 2 ROOM 7 FIRST ROW: Thomas Cray, James Pastor, Ted Gibala, Geraldine Suchta, Linda Taylor, Jeri Emmerson, Shirley Haeckler, Dolores Bock, Carol Thompson, Paul Wassel, Mirel Klein, Virginia Colecchi. SECOND ROW: Phoebe Cromie, Phylis Hoy, Lydia Hyrnyk, Barbara Bazzone, Carolyn Pickell, Judy Dunn, Antoinette Schmotzer, Nancy Link, Kathleen Mason, Margaret Jones, Raynette Lyons, Pat Taylor, Kay Thomas. THIRD ROW: Richard Palinsky, Bill Gaal, Paul Giannandrea, Benny Kulasa, Ronald Hoffman, Phil Pulsinelli, Peggy Cusick, Linda Altemus, John Andrejko, Clyde Boyd, John Starmack, John Mathe, Russel Vadnal, Charles Furimsky. ROOM 8 FIRST ROW: Donald Eckles, Ronald Kichko, Jim Evans, Joyce Jackson, Don Knezovic, Robert Feldman, Charlotte Renda, Betty George, Judith Sjoberg, Betty Klebak, Eleanor Carter, Shirley Dawson. SECOND ROW: Albin Vareha, Gary Thomas, Dale Ackerman, Rose Junecko, Janet Kreahling, Marcella Turkaly, Ronnie Kohl, Matthew Daunovich, Tom Mooney, Danny Yerkey, Michael Siegel, George Puskar, Robert Orris, Charles Cowell. THIRD ROW: Sheldon Horovitz, William Bostak, Jackie Platt, Gail Katz, Nancy Bostak, William Wittress, Michael Weiss, Howard Bryan, Walter Minnick, .glean Fraas, Judy Melegari, Pat Mularski, Carol Helmstadter, Joan Mosa, William orris. 5 W ROOM 9 FIRST ROW: Peggy Chaney, Patricia Otterman, Lucille Clymire, Lana Phillipsie, Polly Cover. SECOND ROW: Judy Maturkanich, Clara Rizzo, Carol Pastors, Joyce Rcdinger, Mary Ann Snyder, Jerrine Robb. THIRD ROW: Bill Gilchrist, Dale Septer, Janice Martin, Emil Hancharik, Helen Kondor, Scotty Jackson, Paul Popp. CHEERLEADERS-FIRST ROW: Bonnie Gulaskey, Peggy Chaney, Judy Kline, Jan Dawson, Karen Schablick. SECOND ROW: Patricia Bathe, Captain Tawney Sherer, Sharon Klimon, Karen Kalkbrenner, Ceil Christopher. v l ROOM 13 ROOM 10 FIRST ROW: Ronald Robinson, Tony Simica, Joan Lucanish, Eileen Craine, 'Marsha Alfer, Murray Lindberg, Al Scarnati, Veronica Bozga, Mary Viafora, Patsy Waugh, Lynn Tkac, Henrietta Hornak, Nancy Rusu. SECOND ROW: Thomas Lawrence, Ceil Christopher, Barbara Walker, Pat Bailey, Judy Beeler, Annette Kelley, Norma Onorato, Allan Bluman, Carole Morris, Patricia Whalen, Judy Winters, Mary Ukasik, Judy Limley, Arlene Sakas, Roger Baughman. THIRD ROW: Frank Hijek, Bill Kaufman, Jim Swenderman, John Senay, Todd Crawford, Bill Zatelli, James Hall, Ricky Pry, Bryant Horensky, Anthony Ramos, Joseph Bator, Felix Gumina, Herbert Palkovitz. John Helmstadter. 1, I 3 4 wwf rg, Q Wlfwi 1 FIRST ROW: Bob Vabic, Ken Williams, Eileen Kropp, Janice Kaminsky, Bonnie Coulter, Eileen Greenwald, Patricia Moran, Marian Mille, Patricia Lofstrom, Yvonne Balinski, Louise Daczkowska, Joyce Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Audrey Buell, Mary Ripple, Rita Pipp, Louise Rybka, Karen Winter, Linda Williamson, Ann Wiley, Patsy Haines, Janet Dolata, Morris Demsko, Bernard Pornorski, James Rowland, Samuel Schulhof, Bob Findley. THIRD ROW: Glenn Merlin, Jere Leib, Brian Roth, Bill Brien, Jim Betters, Richard McCorkle, Leon Kutchak, Larry Hoff, Michael Hohn, Bob Glinkerman, Pat Kelley, Howard Odenthal, Herbert Myers, Jim Reinert. it swf J , ROOM 14 FIRST ROW: Janet Tonkovic, Nelda Miller, Jean Kolodziej, Marcella Czap, Barbara Hill, Gertrude Crowell, Howard Hochman, Eugene Finney, Martyn Blid, Anthony De Maro, Dennis Boyle, Wilford Anderson. SECOND ROW: John Kichan, Mick Isbir, Fred Fredrickson, Jim Hinkle, Nancy Serdy, Betty Sharrock, Kay Cornell, Patricia Guski, Jan Dawson, Tawney Sherer, Phyllis Bulkowski, Tom Saxer, Clifton Mains. THIRD ROW: Dave Carnahan, Thomas Ryan, Harry Meredith, Elsie Tancibok, Leon Spornak, Ronnie Kashlak, Bob Badstibner, Hugh Daugherty, Nancy Flohr, Darlene Matwick, Perry Bahm, Ralph Hoffman. REPORTERS for The Red and Blue- FIRST ROW: Janet Zellick, Patty Pazur, Carol Wintner, Darlene Gault, SECOND ROW: Dale Septer, Sue Kearney, Myrna 4- Howells, Scott Larson. PICTURE OPERATORS - After receiving instruction on the operation and care of motion picture projectors, these pupils show educational films in their classrooms. V ,D l x I . Y 'Se SHAW AVENUE FRESHMEN V UIQ T lil gg, ,W 'T N w ROOM 4 FIRST ROW: Robert Tucker, Nicholas Leone, Stanley Skiba, John Lemack, Matthew Bozicevic, Ralph Gronlund, Margaret Kostrick, Patsy Miller, Joy Trombetta, Peggy Hanrahan, Margaret Gasparovic, Penny Kucsmas. SECOND ROW: Judy Kroskie, Sharon Birescik, Doris Jean Roth, Ramona Guerra, Lorraine Strucker, Anna Frankovic, Patricia Flaherty, Bette Barr, Barbara Hutchison, Barry McCoy, William Schultz. THIRD ROW: Clara Del Signore, Marie Gadsden, Mary Ann Magruder, Shirley Makosey, Ida Cousar, Jeanne Null, Charles Williams, Paul Galley, Larry Hoffman, Henry Zawalsh, Richard Gallagher, Chester Allen, Russell McClelland, Andrew Lockhart, Bob Sharp. Not in picture: John Leggett, Ralph Cottone. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-FIRST ROW Vice-President Becky Davis, Secretary Millie Vor kapic. SECOND ROW: Treasurer Sam Allen, Presi dent Mike Farrell. a an ,,, .. Kff REPORTERS for the Red and Blue-FIRST ROW: Joy Troinbetta, Michele Brletic, Gail Pieniazek, Carol Hickman. SECOND ROW: Russel Kirkland, Millie Vorkapic, Sally Brown, Diane Kelly. THIRD ROW: Rita Connelly, Doris Bodnar, Michele Stepetie, Pat Randolph, Janet Kessling, Ann Ungar. Not in picture: Darlene Macik, Pat Martin, 124 ROOM 6 FIRST ROW: Jack Williams, Larry Supp, Ronald Pilling, Maurice Law, Norman David, Clyde Smith, Francis Solano, Bruce Moore, Howard McPherson, Edna LaRew, Thelma Hass, Diane Kelly. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Caricato, Janet Callahan, Roberta Marcus, Janet Wulczynski, Bette Waltower, Pamela Rogerson, Linda O'Neil, Michele Brletic, Joanne Hrin, Eloise Waldbaum, Daniel Todd. THIRD ROW: Patti Altman, Janet Moore, Carol Hickman, Barbara Ferguson, Hattie Marshall, Dolores Ilgenfritz, Dennis Ludwick, John Hosfelt, James Junker, Lawrence Tedesco, Ray Stone, Gordon Kuckert, Moses Brown, Gerald Hoak. , W, ,Nun ROOM 7 FIRST ROW: Thomas Dineen, Mike Sninsky, Brian Brinkos, Thomas Betters, Allen Ungar, Nada Jane Mrkonic, Grace Pugh, Donna Gingery, Patricia Martin, Billie Jean Oleska, Ellen Spalla, Carole Kantner, Barbara Soltrick. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Hurst, Darlene Macik, Connie Achtzehn, Erin Brady, Phyllis VVeiss, Elizabeth Hodgson, Mary Jane Gasparovic, Jean Miller, Carolyn Ludwick, Joyce Bumpers, Janice Wertz, Joyce Manning, Dolores Hernandez, Richard Kane. THIRD ROW: Katherine Kovacs, Elaine Nizanty, Elaine Pishko, Dorothy Dewyer, Nancy Juhasz, Doris Bodnar, Michele Stepetic, Virginia IlIacFarlane, Ronald Liberatore, Jack Rodman, Robert Odorcich, Albert Vogel, John Argilan, Ray Svana, Charles Daniels. Not in picture: Erika Apt. ROOM 8 FIRST ROW: Richard Brindza, Wade Sturni, Patricia Lenhart, Willie Mae Stinson, Judy Garbett, Ronald Sopko, Rita Santone, Gerald Costanzo, Charles Markos, Matt Kattic, Virginia Hornick, Verlin Bingaman. SECOND ROW: Millie Vorkapic, Adrienne Dellapenna, Rita Connelly, Linda Bowles, Louise Kowalski, Barbara Hornfeck, Diana Dirjan, Larry Berletic, Kurt Nelson, Ronald Donaldson, Carol Painter, Rose Marie Oddo, Doris McAdoo. THIRD ROW: David Smith, John Pack, Clifford Gibson, Thomas Gilchrist, Joseph Ivcevich, James Billick, Lyn Sutton, Richard Middleton, Thomas Miller, Tom Moore, Regis Fedor, Raymond Benedict, Sterling Pilette. ROOM 9 FIRST ROW: Robert Cislo, Robert Allen, William Joyce, Jack MacDonald, Douglas Baxter, Ronald Bartels, Lorraine Parler, Roberta Schwartz, Janice Burton, Sandra Scurle, Emilie Gayok, Margaret Brown, Sandra Provins. SECOND ROW: Beverly Stein, Hilary Morrow, Judith Parkins, Nancy Green, Margaret Klug, Donna Gasparovic. Linda Scott, Jo Ann Gallagher, Sharon French, Gail Landers, Ruth Yencho, Linda Boggs, Carol Kranik, Mary Ann Graham, Betty Douglas, THIRD ROW: Dorsey Chap- man, Bert Smukler, Joseph Davis, Bob Pearson, Michael Farrell, Ella Penn, Ray Gonczy, Betty Vrabel, John McLaughlin, Michael Kovachich, Alan Weiss, Stephen Feldman, Vernon Wiater, Guy DeVirgilio. ROOM 10 FIRST ROW: Lora Faye Betler, Becky Davis, Louise Hager, Gwen Cozart, Rozella Moore, David Linton, James Jones, Fred Batch, Jerry Wilson, Betty Gregory, Brenda Nelson, John Seliga, Dorothy Macik. SECOND ROW: Frank Kulczynski, Russell Kirkland, Edward Middlemiss, Annlee Bodnar, Katherine Griflin, Sally Brown, Joanne Wiskeman, Karen Kwarsick, James Carlson, Richard Binger, John Janosko, Gerald Slack, Dennis Kumf. THIRD ROW: Charles Durler, John Bakalis, Si Allen, Charles Beres, James Knight, Chester DeCicco, Richard Leitzell, Paul Bahneman, Wayne Candelore, William Donnell, John Sodora, Patrick Houy. l -' 2. ,wa ROOM 13 FIRST ROW: Rodney Andrekanic, Raymond Flohr, Clifford Harmon, Charles Carr, Veronica Francis, Annetta Edmundson, Donna Philson, Leslie Jo Anderson, Mary Ann Foster, Anita Gayles, Carol Fenske, Constance Irvin. SECOND ROW: Sandra, Rikard, Marcia Humphreys, Lana Pack, Barbara Swindle, Lily Robinson, Beverly White, Joyce Means, Barbara Davis, Rosha Gentry, James Bolga, Fred Tolley, Alex Howard, Nicholas Gorzo. THIRD ROW: Wallace List, Richard Rossetti, Ronald Richards, Jack Richards, Willard Mann, Eugene Swauger, Robert Panico, James Carroll, Thomas Bulger, Stephen Kossuth, Arnold Brown, Ray Littleton. Not in picture: William Morris. ROOM 14 FIRST ROW: Gerald Grus, Bob O'Bryon, Richy Patrick, Ronald Alberts, Michael Mandella, Joyce Mitchell, Carla Mahl, Kathryn Keenan, Kathy Brennan, Frank Bondi, Janet Kessling, SECOND ROW: Donald Lame, John Sabo, Bob Letham, Donald Wolfe, Leslie Wooley, Leonard Weiss, William Doherty, Robert Conley, Patricia Derkas, Goorgiann Bellas, Dorothy Shaffer, Audrey Jean Kulis. THIRD ROW: Fred Watt, Lawrence Yadouga, Danny Warner, Stephan Popik, John Holmes, James Valuga, Daniel Snyder, John Lapkowicz, Paul Rost, Frank Deedrick, Emory Dobos, Edward Henderson. Not in picture: John Hagerman, Roy Jenkins. ROOM 15 FIRST ROW: Karen Sedlmayer, Saundra Torok, Ruth Taylor, Lana Moore, Sarah Mack, Karen Barlow, Kathleen Horvatincic, Barbara Hughes, Leilani Kerfoot, Judy Erkman. SECOND ROW: William Romesburg, Albert Galvanek, James Faust, James King, Judith Anderson, Karen Siess, Jacqueline Payne, Georgia Papores, John Kramer, Anthony Lettieri, John Rush, Louis Gessner. THIRD ROW: Tim Mitchell, Andrew Lovas, Don Scarborough, Larry Sillaman, Robert Simco, Kenneth Beachy, Duane Redic, Ed Kolosvary, Ron Antczak, Ron Fedor, Jack Whitaker, 'Charles Daniel. Not in picture: Howard McBride, Georgene Wardle, George Challener, Fred Pruess. ROOM 17 FIRST ROW: Madeline Moss, Donna McCombs, Joyce Wulc- zynski, Charlotte Szegedy, Ann Ungar, Mary Ann Benish, Dolores Coleman, Marion Walker, Dolores Adams, Mary Margaret Essay, Wilma Doritty. SECOND ROW: James Wintermyer, Ronald Specht, Emery Wargo, Darlene Harvey, Patricia Randolph, Judy Phillips, Barbara Heasley, Kathleen Bosniak, Olivia DeCecco, Gordon King, Dominic Yeager. THIRD ROW: Polo Yniguez, Charles Baker, Robert Stanesic, Chester Mandella, Robert Sokol, John Yuricheck, James Allen, Alvin Stinner, George Baker, Mitchell Robinson, Joseph Shark, George Huston, George Hreha. Not in picture: Harold Homler, Mary Alice Workman, Stella Naugle. ROOM 16 FIRST ROW: Susan Crawford, Betty Hodgess, Dora Mae Gilbert, Karen Herbertson, Maureen Burkley, Sara Francis, Phyllis Kruchensky, Patsy Wise, Bonita Gaines, Priscilla DeSalvo, Susan Cherrington. SECOND ROW: Jack Lakovic, Rodney Mull, Mickey Leffard, Julia Warren, Carmen Serrano, Norma Brownfield, Sally Mains, Pat Schiffman, Arthur Thomas, Joel Slater, Delores Makoszy, John Onderko. THIRD ROW: Philip Ingram, Barry McIntosh, John Angelo, Richard Applegarth, Robert Hite, George Pettiford, Patrick Santone, Ronald Sherwood, David Roberts, Charles Greer, James Whitlock. MUSIC-Mr. David Fluke directs one of Shaw Avenue's four choral groups. Instrumentalists have a chance to learn to play together in the Shaw Avenue Band directed by Mr, Edward Faulk, PICTURE OPERATORS-Left to right: Richard Middleton, Danny Snyder, Frank Bondi, Thomas Miller, James Valuga, Joseph Ivcevich. id' OFFICE HELPERS - Students assisting Secretary, Miss Elayne Goebbel, in the office were: Connie Achtzehn, Linda Bowles, Erin Brady, Michele Brletic, Margaret Brown, Joyce Bumpers, Charlene Busher, Judy Gar- bett, Margie Gasparovic, Emilie Gayok, Kathleen Griffin, Janet Kessling, Judy Parkins, Carol Rubenfield. ROOM 18 FIRST ROW: Carol Bindus, Joanne Daye, Betty Cislo, Joy Stewart, Eileen McKee, Leona Preston, Martha Banosky, Gail Pieniazek, Charlene Busher, Shelby McKinnon, Diane Levendosky, Joan Boullion. SECOND ROW: William Kochman, William Boyd, Sandra Norman, Rita Rendulic, Donna Bortak, Carol Cellerini, Elaine Danko, Janice Peterson, Sadie Stanich, Diane Dean, Carolyn Bales, Robert Odorcic, James Mikolics. THIRD ROW: David Mains, Joseph Cook, Robert Morgan, William Linn, James Kelly, Robert Tolley, Richard Mordecki, James McDonnell, Albert Estochin, Anthony Pugh, Reginald Tamblyn, Frank Benko, Carl Dennis. Y-TEEN CABINET OFFICERS-Left to right: Vice-President Hattie Marshall Treasurer Jo Ann Daye, Secretary Carole Kantner, President Barbara Hornfeck. G . CHEERLEADERS-FIRST ROW: Maureen Burkley, Joy Trombetta, Joann Olinsky, Margie Gasparovic, Becky Davis, Connie Achtzehn. SECOND ROW: Elaine Danko, Linda Scott, Emilie Gayok, Janice Peterson, Gail Landers, Judy Erkman. ROOM 19 FIRST ROW: Jim Manning, Carol Rubenfield, Marian Spisak, Jean Bradley, Melva Laughner, Ruthann Hager, Joan Jaksic, Patricia Kiska, Janet Francis, Rosalie Canova, Gilda Fenster, Warren Seery. SECOND ROW: Marion Hagerman, John Betters, Dennis Vukovich, Allan Moritz, William Pouncy, Charlotte Bryner, Marilyn Johnson, Helen Halaszynski, Marguerite Lemon, Duane Konopka, Pete Vargo, Robert Pavlic, Gilbert Lebowitz. THIRD ROW: Richard Johnson, Roy Lutes, Ronald Anderson, John Lettieri, John Sesek, Jim Kane, Albert Iaconis, Roger Kray, William Wills, Rowan Reid, Lawrence Mient, Bert Williams, James Mehaifey, Larry Markwood. J UNIOR VOCATIO NAL ROOM 20 FIRST ROW: Margaret Donnelly, Dorothy Lawrence, Delores Smith, Sandra Christian, David Foster, Barbara Baker, Diane Sipkovich, Marilyn Rusinko, Carol Moffat, Joann Olinsky. SECOND ROW: Harry Miller, Alex Kazmierczak, Andrew Seliga, Nancy Miller, Marlene Dudik, Marilyn Tokar, Richard Ingram, David Curry, Ronald Gary, Ronald Urbansky. THIRD ROW: Thomas Francis, Kenneth Melegari, Richard Leake, Gregory Kostuch, Robert Griffin, John Bertok, Paul Bryan, Robert Sneddon, James Uhrinyak, Edward Horst, Mark Serbic, Not in picture: Emil Pennick, Christine Richardson, Cecilia Mallory, Joseph Cerniga, Timothy Kadar. FIRST ROW: Albert Patch, Robert Coulter, Ray Winowitch, Wayne Mori, Irwin Asuchak, Eugene Woodward, Duwayne Harpster, Ralph Wiggins, James Adams, John Painter, Paul Nalley, LeRoy Reeves. SECOND ROW: Edward Ethridge, Danny Ungar, Kenneth Lis, Albert Gravitts, Robert Csorba, Robert Johnson, Thomas Spiker, John Pieseski, Raymond Johnson, Richard Bilak. THIRD ROW: Donald Coulter, Ga1'y Picketts, Richard Gergich, Roy Wiggins, Kenneth Stock, Gene Burgman, George Baker, Stanley Lavitsky, Robert Moyar, Kenneth Lawonas, Felix Johnson. Not in picture: Edwin Moo1'e, Herman Barlow, Wilbur Brown. VOCATIONAL FRESHMEN SECTION 9A FIRST ROW: Fred Davidson, Thomas Franko, Robert Boot, Robert Fedore, Charles Gobbels, Francis Seabol, George Roberts, Edward Dembroski, Glenn Busher, Julius Elias. SECOND ROW: Wayne Keller, James Shidel, Ray Murin, Thomas Brinker, Gerald Sinchar, Elmer Pearson, Charles Mayfield, Bill Blake, Daniel Evans, Eugene Paranick, Albert Palachko. THIRD ROW: Luke Richards, Louis Bodnar, William Rendulic, Tony Damasky, Tom Anthony, Albert Wisser, Bill Sawders, Donald Gayvert, Harry Hyduk, David Russell, George Henderson, Jerry Cortes, Ray Lucas. SECTION 9B FIRST ROW: Harry Eitemiller, Duane Diehl, Jim Suckfiel, George Carrozza, Emerson Rausch, Jesse Huey, Gary Miller, Richard Pastors, John Bell, Joseph Armitage, Leonard Dessify. SECOND ROW: Gerald Seabol, Paul Matthews, Ernest Keefer. William Mross, John Castor, Dan Dailey, Carl Lunderstradt, Frank Kolic, Ronald Fleischer, Ray Nolder, Kenneth Lis. THIRD ROW: Thomas Gibala, Donald Hitchens, Barry Staltz, Edward Richards, Alex Toth, Dave Conley, Robert Herb, Joseph Tomkowitz, Richard Bacsi, Ronald Kapis, Gerald Gaydos, SECTION 9D i SECTION 9C FIRST ROW: George Freeman, James Herman, Danny Grice, Donald Paterra, Dahl Gray, Nicky Lutzio, Micheal Traynor, Robert Sullinger, Carmen Perri. SECOND ROW: Jerry Roma, Harry Sowa, Richard Dellapenna, Charles Mull, Bill Wise, George Kelly, David Victor, Herman Brown, Charles Evans. THIRD ROW: Ed Davis, Lloyd Kennedy, Steve Horvath, Jim Haines, Ronald Whitter, John Gracon, Jerry Miller, Clifford Hustead, Ron Junecko, Joe Clemente. FIRST ROW: Ralph Bonadio, Vince Mandella, Kenneth Haberjak, Albert Friend Paul Dumas, Ronald Wise, Charles Wigand, Richard Ruby, Charles Bashoor, Paul Mains. SECOND ROW: John Sowa, Robert Lasko, Don Miller, Ronald Ray, David White, Gary Morris, Ronald Tkac, Richard Cardwell, Donald Govanucci. THIRD ROW: Ernest Huey, Clyde Haidle, John Duralia, Mike Kasyan, Jim Lizak, Tom Penn, Alvin Sior, Duane Bumbarger, John Kossuth, Robert Johnson, Nick Simko, Earl Moss. , 'iii , J' ,,, - ' . . 1' gn 5 ' Lf , ,. ,,,, gi ,L -we ,En iw it M I ,1 -E55 1, Ei' W . .,.,,, ,., i , E, Mg Q . . 1 as ver in ce ue EVER SINCE the Garden of Eden, women have been blamed for getting men into trouble. This was the theme of the 1956 Senior Class play Ever Since Eve, directed by Miss Helen G. Malseed and presented on April 24, 25, 26 in the Vocational School Auditorium. When Susan Blake, played by Emily Rodavich, decided that she was assistant editor of the school paper, The Penguin, editor Johnny Clover, played by Bob Zolten, and his business manager, Spud Erwin, played by Jaye Gamble, did everything in their power to thwart her. Barbara Cherry, Toby Chotiner, and Nancy Krow played Mrs. Clover 9 Bill Graham, Mr. Clover, Melva Blagovich and Hilda Napolitano, Betsy, Bar- bara Frey and Carol Kemp, the teacher. Others in the cast were Bruce Farkas, Fred Ackerman, Don Dunlop, Judy Jacobs, Lynette Lundberg, Carl Hula, and Steve Tomko. Out she goes chair and all as Johnny Clover and Spud Erwin decide that a newspaper office is no place for a girl. WC! 0 iarffnlitfllsrsfffff mm? ,M .fc if iff? If IIIW7 Police Officer Simmons catches Spud and Betsy in the act of destroying the Penguin's illegal pin ball machine. From the left are Jaye Gamble, Hilda Napolitano, Bob Zolten, Bill Graham, Emily Roda- vich, and Bruce Farkas. Johnny finds it quite amusing as Betsy, Spud's im- pudent sister, reminds Spud that the only way to recover from the measles is to keep warm. Lucybelle Lee, the captivating southern belle who infatuates Spud and Johnny with her charms, and Mrs. Clover revive Spud who has just fainted to avoid an argument with Preston Hughes, the captain of the football team. 5. WEIRD FACES haunt Walter Gladkowski in a series of dreams which were part of the original play The Girl Next Door, presented by the Yough-A-Mon staff members. The play launched the subscription campaign for the 1957 yearbook. TIME OUT between square dances finds Kathy THE CLASS of 1956 observed Class Day on May 23, 1956, at Renziehausen Park. Games, races, and contests highlighted the after- noong dinner was served in Voca- tional Schoolg a dance and a bon- fire in the evening completed the celebration. 2 . . and we pass the Word along . . Metcalf and Milan Dimich feeding the prize ducks JOKES AND SONGS characterized the minstrel show at the Student Council's gala Sadie Hawkin's Dance presented by the Vocational Glee Club on May 11, 1956, held on February 28, 1957. under the direction of Mr. Winfield S. Harding. twmn.. ,,,, ff f- '- ef'wif:r'queif++i4U2sa2Q:5aaeszf1wH,-Q' m !t' ,wal :wee ' A lavender scented fountain, lilac bushes, and rose arbors tell one that it is Lilac Time. This was the theme of the 1956 Senior Prom, held on May 25, in the Vocational School gymnasiuni. 140 1... Mr. Ugly Man of 1956 fleftl . . . Janis Benedict bestows the title on Milan Diinich . , . The contest wus sponsored by the Junior Red Cross in zz money-rixising drive, ' A f'7pH'?'?l a W .MW AYS ARE LWAYS MOVI G Deck the halls with boughs of holly , . . The spirit of Christmas was accented as members of the Stu- dent Council adorned the halls with yuletide decora- tions. McKeesport Sings as vocal and instrumental groups from grade schools and high schools partici- pated in the 1956 Spring Music Festival, This pageant showed nationalities traditions and cus- toms of music that are part of McKeesports heritage. ix It's tea and cookies for the faculty as stu- dents of the Homemaking Department serve teachers at the Faculty Christmas Tea on December 18, 1956. The student's choice . . . registered pupils gather around the voting table in the Social Studies club's mock election of national candidates. 141 In emoriam CARL GORDON BUSH Gordon, a junior from Room 308, was born on May 2, 1940. He died on December 13, 1956. 14 Vice Principal Mr. Harry C. Pry resigned as Student Counselor at McKeesport High on January 25, 1956, to become the Vice-Principal of Har-Brack Senior High School in Brackenridge, Pennsylvania, Graduating from the University of Pittsburgh in 1933, Mr. Pry began teaching English at the George Washington build- ing in 1934, and four years later came to the High School Building. As a Communications Officer in the United States Navy, Mr. Pry served his country from 1944-1946, and resumed his teaching career in 1947. He became Student Counselor of the high school in 1954. Ideal Seniors Their ideals . . , Joan Manning is crowned Ideal Girl of the Class of 1956 by Bob Virostek, president of the John Shaw Hi-Y . , . Bob, who was also Class President, was the seniors' choice for Ideal Boy . . . The ceremonies took place at the Commencement Ball sponsored by the Hi-Y on June 5, 1956. GRADUATIO 1956 0N JUNE 3 at the Vocational School gymnasium Graduation ceremonies for The Class of 1956 opened with the Baccalaureate Service, featur- ing a sermon, The Great Essential, by Reverend Richard J. Hardman. Diplomas were awarded on June 5 by Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Leo Travis, to 757 seniors at graduation exercises held at World War Memorial Field. The Commencement Address, Education Is a Keystone, was given by Dr. Clara Cockerille, assistant superintendent of Armstrong County Schools, and the invocation, by Reverend H. C. Musser. Top honors were awarded to Elaine Paulchak, first in the commercial course, Robert Nahory, first in the preparatory course, and Carole David- son, first in vocational. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wayne Dulany Mr. and Mrs. George Gurcsik Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fader Mr. and Mrs. F. Patrick McGinn, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson W. Baum Dr. H. E. Donmore Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hirshberg Samuels' Shoe Store De Roy Jewelers Mr. Robert Cox Mr. J. J. Brenner Mr. J. M. Johnston, Jr. Gala Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. David J. Smith A Friend Alice Harrison, Gifts and Cards Mr. H. B. South Mr. H. Lewis Mason A Friend Mr. and Mrs. William E. Whittington Schulhof Tire Company Balsamo's Food Market Mr. Sam C. Dougherty Mr. Louis R. Kelsch Lawrence the Florist Mr. William Moldovan Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. William C. Peckman Potter-McCune Company Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Breitinger Slaton's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. David A. Boyd Dr. A. J. Silberman Dr. Rudolph A. Abraham Mr. Edward L. Kline Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Lambert Edgar and Frank Striiller Mr. Duane S. Junker Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cox, Jr. Mr. James Contakos Joseph E. Chotiner Agency Mr. and Mrs. Warden H. Immel Dr. E. A. Rittenhouse Mr. Melvin Jaycox P TRO Lorelei Candies Mr. Joseph Keenan Mr. Harold Blid Mr. Ray A. Liddle Galen and Jones Motor Company Pam's Bridal Salon Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Manspeaker Morrow's Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goodman Sunray Electric Supply Reetz Typewriter Shop A Friend Casual Post Cray Brothers Mr. and Mrs. David S. Shermer Mr. and Mrs. David Rubinstein Ruben Furniture Company Wander Sales Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rendulic Mr. Louis Kalstone ABCO, Incorporated Natale Sporting Goods Co. James Ryan, Fine Flowers Bukes Candy-Ette Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rothbarth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. LaRosa Wivagg Printing Company Mr. K. J . Strickrath Berquist's Electric Shop Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Klein Manns Drug Store Craig Memorial Home Mr. Sam Auretto Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rosenberg Mr. George W. Munnell Mr. John Francis Flynn, Attorney Bud's Highway Restaurant Peoples Union Bank Sandmeyer and Wilson, Inc. J. Dunn and Son - Glass Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson Coates the Florist A Friend Progressive Music, Inc. Penn Transit Company Judge J. M. Guffey Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kulasa A Friend Mr. Al Benedict A Friend Councilman Thomas Heatherington Mr. and Mrs. William H. 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