Monessen High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Monessen, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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DUDA 1 Dr Duda, elected to the otiico ot Superintendent f ol Schools, had previously :served as principal ol the Donora lunior High School, Ile has won recog- nition throuqliout the aistrict both as an athletic coach and as an educator Dr Duda attended the public schools in Donora and was graduated from 415 high school with the clrvgzx ol i929 He attended i St Vincent's Collette, vvliero he tecoivod the Bachc' lor ot Arts degree arid later enqaqnd in araduate Work at the University ol Pittsburgh Ho received the degree ol Mazztt,-r ci llCltllT!ll.Ofl in i939 lie con- tinued his study ol .zcltool l'llIllIll.'ltfIllOll and strive'- viston earnina the ftfvtrcf- ot Doctor of llducation ln the short time he has been with 1117 lit lludct liar: won the arlnizrcition aryl i f',1 y' ifAt t ol tttt- .rtudf-:tt:', tffaclif-r.x, and tfiv.'ri:zit-'tytlw DR. MICHAEL DUDA Superintendent oi Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION l H I l I The Board of Education, elected by the citizens of our city, controls public 'Q I I education in Monessen Once a month these men, acting in the best interests ot Ill I H ll the school system, meet to discuss current problems and to plan lor the better- ment ot our schools, The activities ot the board are rutnerouig, but :he outstanding ones are hiring professional and service employees, coping with the ever-present problem of finances, and this year and next they rntist shoulder the responsibility ol seeing that our new building is properly constructed and equipped Seated: Dr. Michael Duda. Mr. Pierre Luti. Mr. Perry Cozzu. M I . Stephen Muhovlich, Mi. David W e i s s, Mr. Stanley Malik Standing: Mr. Ioseph Check, Mr. loseph Tucci, Di. Ioseph Dudas fires fi lll' ,Ms Il UHNS f I P t e Mr. K. File Slerreti Principal H Mr. W. R. H. Patterson Vice Principal L , ADMINISTHATOHS Mr K File Sterrett, principal, Mr W H H Prziterncri, vice-priricipcxl, Mun. Bessie C Preston, guidance counselor, and Mr Thomas F Preston vocatlcficxl 6- ordiniltor, help mold the future cl the Morieeaseri Hioh School .:tuder.t.1 They J in problems of schedules, conduct, and QUl'iGYlCQ Although their duties keep them occupied, they tclce time cut to fclk to c .student abc .t any situation Whig.. may arise lf is through fheaze pergonal contacifz that the .ztudentrp cf the Money Hi. h School have rown rc rezpect and U Jreczczte their unfirtn eltorts to rcflu Q 1 heffer school f. Miss Bessie C. Preslon Guidance Counselor Mr. Thomas F. Preston Vocational Coordinator llllj . . . if IFS will Qlll lC1FClfiG?Il e Ulm mv ' Row l-Mr. Iohn Duronio, Mr. Thomas Preston, Miss Eleanor Knullila. Mr. Evereil Pancool: Eisaman. Mr. Frank McKosky. Mr. Iames Shrading Row 3-Mr. Russell Forester, Mr. Michael Scarry Unfier the copohle LZKIQGTVISIOTI of Mr. Thomas Preston, vocotlonol coordmulor, mln 'Jocolionol High School faculty how clone o superb gob of frommq our young mon li: f11i11rQ.: ln lhe he-ld of IIICICEIIDGYY, electrlclty, and :Info repcurinq The teachers instruct th' boys not merely throogh textbooks but by ocruol iernomstrauorg :md corffiul supervmon of :hop work, The boyz' at the Vocational High School owe ci great deal to all of ll1 'll' in f1w11:tr1o11:: and helpful teachers Row 1-Miss Claire Strem, Mrs. Michael Kurey, Miss Marjorie Harvey, Miss Reuh Seanor. Row 2-Mr. Frank Ianosik. Miss Kalherine Kavouras, Miss Elizabelh Ewing. Miss Lucille Kelly. Miss Mary Breza. Row 3-Miss Marjorie Chalfanl, Miss Edna Boag, Miss Eleanor Shutterly, Mr. Henry Furio, Miss Marie Buzzard. How 2--Mr. Iohn Fiorill, Mr. Iamcz .Qi Hard at work on tomorrow's assignment. OUR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY We are Qniflti-:i io the r:.Q:t Lens Q! ififf 11.111 , 1 ici first ' fi' T116 ',.' E.f1'.'f- nzrxsf I..111i'3 'ffl vmerrixqly 11Qllf 14.3 to be 1 rtrepffr-1 ' ' ,J 130 I- 7 2171: iilifriisri Tlrf-ju f.1'.'f- fn-Erf,-cl llf1OlfJ 1lf'l 111 1112 lcnowle 1 :Q l11f11 L1 .Jo rw, lor 1111 s ff,'.' lri The clrr.1.1m:i:1r.1 111' if-frclieru have l1.fO'l'7l1 their untrrxriq efforts, r..:'.':' ' WW fl 1. 1't1:fgrC1rnd for r xr :m'11r11 sxfrztffriznlrip Tify 21:19 also help '1 ic diivxr. 1 r W iff 1-3.d.t cf .zpnfvffpll zlffr :ffl ':r.i 'zffiletrsx Give iirvrikq tg 111 ci trio -:: fir their mtl ' .r1' 13021 1: 'mi dffifif 'f. help ':,:k1 ' :,'f:i,lf- ' Row Row Row Row l-'Miss Ruth Duff. Miss Katherine King. Mrs. Iohn Scrwich. Miss Helen Williams, Mr. Iohn Dacko. 2-Mr. Iohn Harhai. Mrs. Iames McShane. Mr. Alfred Venneri. Mr. Iulius D'Alfonso. Mr. Iohn E. Kerekes. 3-Mr. Albert Homcrsco. Miss Ann Harhai. Miss Leah Sn:-ad. Mrs. Thomas Rechichai. Miss Katherine Lermann. 4-Mr. Armand Niccolcxi, Miss Margaret Conroy. Mr. Paul Pcrssoja. Miss Helen Fecsen. Miss Mabel Farnsworth. Mrs. Duaine Hicks. Mrs. Iames Eisaman. Miss Olive Pannabaker. Mr. Frederic Feldman. 13' A Q J, 1 TV W 4 . , Y -, ., f X r YQ ,f 'Q X ' 'yn' 5 5 1 Xl.,fg ,'7 fm f 'Q . 1 ' 41 ' -fm 1 'rs X gf ' , Q Q 4' 1 . W nv K vi 5' ' ' ,. 11.1 Q1 I 4 'f 1 ,. . Y 3 T ,-' N QV 1 L . x A ' ' as sf M x. , W Q, is-,7 f Q., - A ar' ' -, K y gli, Q EJ g,i .Q JP! , Xiang 6 .5 K' Y ,C A ,auf 'sk ei fx' A : K K , f g ,I ,N Q 'D ,- is .M 4 V N2 W Q ' ' ' i Nw? A' x ' K A. 5 X p. ' Qgisffw ff 1 X 'N Q' X 2 ,S al A , X Y 1--6-'pi 3' ,Q QA Q Q x X 1 W fu I.. CISSFUOHI f IJ , , Uu9ui3u ! Y Wu .M-c 5I'lZ'i?f df Kiki I ...X ,if -L fe I x 1 C' 5.5 J.,-fl . CISSPUUIII D - IDIUVL' X5llllfl,I CHI bt? rllll 'i 5-1 'Ib .l .ling -QIX 4 .139 Sewing Scrls Chemical mix-up Pleasure reading Kitchen ccxPe1'S Seated: Gifien. Dils, Trozzo. Kovach. Horan Standing: Madzy, Talpcs. Pasicrick SENIOR COUNCIL Leading the versatile :seniors during their lust your at Monessen I-liqh School was the energetic Senior Council, which was composed of CI girl :n'l ci boy from each senior homeroom Prof flir- beginning of the school year, when plan.: mifie for 'he Senior ploy ond the Chris?- ::i'1.: dvnce, to the Senior lflnquet 31 the close 'Ili voor, the council lm.: been active ons ::ii1.:'r1C'1.1 Tue Council iinder The guidince of Mir.: Riifh Lo' f'.' C plflnnecl :Ind supervisei The vctiviiies of the clrxss throughout the year The '.-:iliznq cooperation and tolents of the committee.: ftrpointecl by the council have been shown EY fha- :iiccesstul .sole cl basketball pins, by the :mccezs of the Senior ploy, and by the original ind .J'ffCCl1'.'E de,-cordttons oft the Chrisfmos 'i :nie and 'lie luriier-Senior Prom The proct rl the iirlzors is not only 'iemortstrcted by the f. of thee? IfI'C'f'Clf which coritribufei fo ': Ei 'fu-fipds rniilcinq thu: year the owtstfinfiin: rw Ln 'tif-ir riiqii .sclivizt cftrfrf,-r lat also lily iii-- ?i ' 'lifrt ttiiriy .iriniorn 'IVV lficinq fwrifiiififior l' 5 T'ff'f 'i NlT'f3'l Il.1 Sponsor MISS RUTH LOWE X Oi tw' Us l IV Gifs n Llivilies OFFICERS Treasurer, Thomas Kovach: Secretary. Iosephine Manderino: Vice President, Norman Essey: President, Eugene Danser 5 ,,....-v-- Qniov C155 SENIOR CLASS Q xx be1t'1Pg 'half ag d1gm'1ed and iOph1S1lCGIS fom 'he s'czge of j1fETbUgQ1 f dt 1 g Glmmg th ougn lgh School IH1 cle r'ucV' owcrd mm' 'xg our NhlCh thpy con bp ,ustbf p 0 and 'nfl cm C9 L 1-G11 'J u 'xoo 11 f' BETTY LEE ALLEN The senror qrrl who frrs rnto a srze 7 dress Betts areams of growrng at least one foo talle She clarzrs she rs the most absent mrnded grrl rn school a per fect my frrend Irma type evcept of course ro her brarns fs a frend 'or wrrtrng letters and lrstenrna to Vaughn Monroes records MARIE ALVAREZ-Mane left our school rn her senror year to marry her steady beau A member of the Iunror R d Cross Councrl and Future Homemak r of Amerrca she was an alert and effr crent lrbrarran and could always be found readrng Wrth her household chores we wonder rf she frnds trmc to read now LEROY BAILEY Showrng hrs love for 'nusrc Frreball was a member of the Band for two years and the Glee Club for one He partrcrpated rn NI F I. for four years dorna both Debate and Forensrc work Thrs f ture Merchant Marrne lrkes to spend hrs lersure trme at Frank s Shoe Shop IAMES BARRON Irmmre rs usually seen walkrng slowly through the halls enroys watchrng all krnds of sports on televrsron He was a member of the Boy Ushers Club for four years and a homeroom offrcer Hrs ambrtron rs to enter busmess college after servrng rn the Army THOMAS BARRUSO Im my best frrend clarrns thrs dark harred senror Tommy loafs at Irmmres Darry Bar where he eats ravrolr and talks wrth the gang A member of the Glee O Man Rrver soft musrc and qrrls were made for hrrn but not Enqlrsh Bumbo who wrll make the armed forces hrs career enroys playrnq bas ketball BERNARD BEEMAN Hoorah Buste was often heard at football qames for Beeman had scored agarn Bus er also a soccer player served a Iunror Class and Vocatronal vrce presrdent and Senror Vocatronal pres dent He partrcrpated May programs and was a member of the Pat ol Buste has plans wrth that certarn grrl but Uncle Sam comes frrst MONA ALLEN Headrng a good book or lrs enrnq to records rs Monas rdea of a pleasant evenrng A member of th Offrce Personalrty Club Typrng Club and G A A she drslrkes con certed people or show offs Mona rs usually seen wrth Alrcro Muff and Audrey Mona hopes to attend busr ness school after graduatron ROBERT ANDERSON Iakrng loannc for a drrve after work at the Indy then dancrng Tea For Two wourd make thrs lads day perfect Farthful Patrolman Bob rs a drummer rn the Band and plays vrolrn rn th: Orchestra A member f th funror and Senror Staae crews Bob hopes to become a constructron worker CATHERINE BAKER Peatsre lrkes to spend her extra trrre at the Palace of Sweets wrth her frrends She rs member of the Dancrng Club and the Future Homemakers of Amerrca Rarny weather and nooks drsturb thrs lass but her eyes lrght up when she hears Harbor Lrghts Peatsre would lrke to b come a telephone operator IOSEPH BARRUSO Babo shrnes on both the gym floor and the arrdrron sneaktng rnto the homeroom after the bell had rung He can usually b seen at Irmmres srngrng Dormr Dormr wrh the rest of the gang Some lucky college wrll surely snatch thrs handsome all around athlete MATTHEW BEDNARCZYK The rGlee Club rs the best organraztron rn the hrgh school exclarms Matt The Vo catronal School treasurer he has also erved on the Vocatronal Patrol Matt who rs always at the Palace wrth hr best pal Ioe was a gentleman of the May Queens Court The Unrted States Arr Force may clarm Matt IOHN BENYAK On Sunday afternoons Ben rs often found on our surround rng hrllsrdes hrkrng wrth hrs pals .Jrerrng the week howerer he prefers drrvrng tha truck He enroys berna the sole boy rfr a class wrth dotrncr females We can see Ben perfo mu the dutres of a forest ranger whrlf srngrng Dont Fence Me In V I , 1 - , :V , A . e . . I , .. . ,, ' P , ' ' ' .- . ' 9 ' to 'l . D , . , I ' , ' . o e ' A . .. H A .. . ,. A g , . . I . C . ' ' the ' D S . with RUIPII S1006 UUCI Steve HCIZYA HE He'll always be remembered for ' ' . - . e . . . , . . .. .- . , . , . ,H 0 , ,, . . . . . . . . ur I C . l -.. 1 I rw - . . . Y W t I . . ' ' in v rw- . ' r r V .. Y.. I - I -- r X In EENIUHS ,.., GO WEST TO CRAZY CANYCDN RANCH ur Ain't love grand? Look at that shin There's good news tonight. The easy way of lf ROSEMARY BENYAK--A Thikrng oi You is only the title of Fosres favorite song, Lut could it be there's someone special :rt mind? Rosemary rs secretary of the Band, bust' ness assistant ot the Yearbook, and Gazette typrst. An active Student Councrl and Glee Club member, she was nn the Sengor Play. She hopes to become an etticient sf-crftary. ROBERT BlALOUSZA lSirnks ' drslik-fs getting utr at 7 a rn. :oi hf- 1.-ngcyfx sleeping, A member of the Senior Play .'aJ-- crew, ho played soccer rn his junior year Working at lsgiys or going to the show keeps 'Be Bop fairly E Boas favorite song rs l'V!rll1am Tell Overture by 53g.kf- far..s. tio plans to enter the army. IOHN BODOIA- Beacon , a solo violinist rn the Orchestra, 'I'tfU'di'd District Orchestra Along wzfh practicing music, lohr. enroys doing homework with Addie or listening to Flo Other Love , This quiet, dark eyed lad whose name rs :egllarly on the honor roll, is a member ol the Science Cl hr: also belonged to the Biology and Latin Clubs. BESSIE CALLOWAY-- Shorty wlra loves to dance, can u'..air',' b- lound at the Be Boro Club executing the latwst iancf' :trys 'l'h1s busy girl is a Inf-mber ol the Futurf- ltzrrifrzlakors ot America, Iunror Rea Cross, and Olticf ll rforrzluy Club. A future nurse, amiable Bess likes to w'i'f .f ttf-r:: ro Mrckoy rn her spare time. ELISE CAPUANO--fSeen as the lndran girl in the Senior Play, lflise was a May Queen attendant and a lunror Council representative. She is Glee Club vice-president, secretary ot the Girl Ushers Club, and Business Assistant or the Yearbook. This dark-haired plans to attend the br.rvfr'.:r'y of Pittsburgh. IOHN CHEROKI - Wrtty Chr-rokr provrss llre well known 1rf7'5'lll'1 that good thinas come in small package-s Thu: 'ICll'Jf' Vocational lad who rs a member oi the Glee Club, llhergz, and Patrol, can be- sf-en with Carl Steele clrrnkrna wo' lr- r r at tlre Wyandottvr. Getting up early is lohrris rw-1 11' r- lm' rnrntion clnckcrr find watch lurrr drool, ROBERT BETZA-' lTCItl'Ht'fl' is ealatly handy at milking vi cow or tacklxng an opponent on the football treld. HL- en pegs hinting small garrze on his farm with hrs clog, Du- kee ' A true sor. ot Pennsylvania the Pittsburgh Steeler.: .a'e high with htm. Bob dreams Of someday owning a bra farm w.ih all modern equipment IAMES BLACKfl1.t., a busy boy from the electric :shcg was manager ot the soccer and junror high tootball 'f-amz: an Usher, and a Saltatore He took part in Vocatronai May Say dances and was often seen at the Recreation square dries After he leaves tor the armed Sf:!'JlCO, wf- shall ro' :member hrs pleasing manner . MARY ANN BUNDA-Listening to Vic Damones record.. seents to tascinate Butch . She is often seen wrth Dolores or Theresa at the Palace. 1 Need You So makes Marv Arrn sigh, but she dislikes concextcd people. A former member of the G, A. A., Future Homeinakers, and Actrvrtz' 'Typing Club, sfes going to New lersey after graduation ADELAIDE CANOVAf-'l'alf ntl-d in rn isrc, Acldrrf has rltxyf ri the violin three years ir. the Ozchestra Shu actually on pays writing thr-rnfes lo: ifnglish class She- demonstratmi her abrltty to do a rob well :rr the bioloay Club St'1df:n' Council, and Iuntor Classical Lvaguf-. Shf- and lohft SI- 'N'l 'h-11: 'Jr-nrngs florna th'-rr homf-work toaether VINCENT CAVALLI-Vince's rnagnltrcrent llute playing has made htm well known among his classmates, he toots tht piccolo equally as well. This husky senior, who belongs to the Music Appreciation Club, enjoys hours of practice for his fondest aream is to be a musician. A member ot Pand and Orchestra, Vincf- rartrcrpatod in tho Drstrrct Band, DOLORES CIOCCIOA lloll srvrnds hut turn: clrt-rrrrnfg in the games or dancing. She was head Cheerleader anti best girl dancer during her yunror vear and is a tyrrst on the Cva7ette and Yr-arbook stalls Sho has parttcrpatftd in the Typlna Club, G. A A, Girls' Sr-rvicw COllUFll, and lffiy Nav Stu- plans: lo fitt'n l I'tou'1la:: llurztnv-Ht, Collffrf' ROSEMARY BENYAK ROBERT BETZA ROBERT BIALOUSZ IAMES BLACK IOHN BODOIA MARY ANN BUNDA BESSII-I CALLOWAY ADELAIDE CANOVA ELISE CAPUANO VINCENT CAVALLI IOHN CHEROKI DOLORES CIOCCIO Q E N l U WUL E DANCE TO TOMMY CARLYN Shh! We have an onlooker Center of mterest E E N l U H E ..,. ENIGY A PROFITABLE CCDLLEGE DAY RITA COCCA Remembered for he fne performance as Phoebe tn the emor Play tta actve Typtnq Personalttv and Danctnq Clubs She can usually be found terk ma sodas at the Wyandotte and spends free ttme wrtttng to a certatn tnfantryman or 1-attng cheeseburaers at the Palace Htta would ltke to be a se retary BESSIE CRAWLEY Ltttle Bess spends most of her letsure ttme at the Arch lav rn wrth Loretta anrl arlyn She ts a member of e Satety Cluo the Iunror Red Cross ano the Gtrls Basketball team As hobbre sne plays all the latest card qames and lrsten o ecords She mtends to become a ooolfkeeper SHEILA CULLEN Doesnt she have the cutest dtm,,les'?'9 Vtnce thtnks so S tla lonqs f the ay when sh can artve he own car and loves anythtng thats qreen She doesnt 'mnd stayrnq home at ntghts when she has company As an energeftc reporter for the Gazettf ht-r love for yournaltsm wtll carry her on to college EUGENE DANSER All brown and no brams7 Not fo popular Euge for he was not only a Football and Baslfet ball star but also shone rn the roles of Sentor oestaent homeroom pres: dent Gentleman of the Couxrt and others Lester happtest when aatmq joar' lut please never use such profane language as home wo tc tn h s presence IEAN DeMATTEO Tangertne oream or tou mg the U S and Europ om:- aay She pals :round wnth her double lun' lean feels eqfally at home on o tenms court or n a bowlma alle-, Datng Brll ts her favotte past'n She would be ontfnt to bf- a hot e tn a ltt le whtte bunqalow Helle Vw rnon WALTER DESACK Ancho can usu allv be found a the Palace of Sweet drtnkrng cokes whtle ltstentng to Oh Babe He entoyed hts duty as a catronal Patrolman Walter ts studytng to be an auto mechanxc but esults show that hes a bftter Carpenter H plans to porn the Navy but thtnks w o ghta tal at home FANNY COOPER A fme acrobat b tonqtna to the Saltatores and G A A fo three years She can usually found at Theas when not wrtttnq to a certatn Martne An excellent swtm mer Fanny was also a member o the Danctng Bowltng and Hunttna and Ftshtnq Clubs Thts dxmpled lass s future plans tnclude stenography LENA CRXSI Elste clatms shes a monotonously normal person Eat sleep grow Her love for sports as ea nea her an E as an en thustasttc spectator Bemg a membe e Re Cross and F H should make her a well tnformed housewxle wxth a charttable attttude A small part of her dreams IS attend nq bustnes school DENNIS DANKO Becau e he rs fas cnnated by sctence Denny was tn the Boloqy Plane Geometry and Sctence Clubs ln the summer he can be round carnpmg tn the wtnter hstfn mg to football games Hts dlsltke for htstory ts as mtense as hts devotton to chemtstry He plans to lotn the Navy and ses the world MARY ANN DAY Thts redhead enloys admg mystery stones whtle on hall and platd shtrts when out htktnq wtth Ioe A member of the Gtrls Glee Club she clatms that smgtng gxves her ft Mary Ann hopes to become a housewtfe tn the near future IUNE DQMATTEO tune 1S ttred of bexnq asked Whxch twtn has e Tom Basketball ana swtmmmq are her favortte sports because she can parttctpate tn therr whereas her toyment of baseball must be realtzed from the granastand Stnce the thouqht of weartng a umform tntrtgues h shr hopes to enlrst rn the Waves upon graduatton DARLENE DESTEFANO Dee has been a member of the Iuntor Chambe of Commerce Band Iumor Play cast Yearbook Edttortal Saff Sentor Play stage c ew and Mav Queen s Court She was assoctate edttor of the Grey hound Gazette secretary of the Stu d nt Counctl and College Club ana was voted the most popular Q l h Iumo year Q -, . I - I 8, S I , fl ts t tn the Y It 'be S ' , ' 2 M YT . Q th h r ' I - E f U P . ' 5 of th Ir, ct ' A . A4 f 1 r ' ' ' ' A t . s ., . he ' or 1 d h Q ' ll H I . r , re - , ' - ' A duty, She loves to wear blue-ieans .. ,, is y a ' ' . 2 ' 'l ' . ,v 1 I A -A Y -U H V P V -. ,I . ' r . e :L . .,, ' . A , . th , 1 l J, . V . V .4 . . ly enA t ' r . ' 1. e - ' : ' . ,sf-V ' ' lr wtf t , tr. A 6 . ' ' Q '. H U V H. J A VO- I ' I 3 I I 'W 5 Z A tr rn er - r , . - NORMA IEAN DILS at RUTH DOMAN BETTY DOMINICO I-'LORA DUBINSKY MIRIAM ELIAS NORMAN ESSEY DOLOHES FAYAK ELOISE FELGAH VERONICA FERENCZ EDWARD FIORDIGIGLI IUDITH FONTANELLI DOROTHY FOURES Q I N I U pm S . SING IN DISTRICT CHORUS NORMA IEAN DILS--Norm listens to classics or opera whenever she can. A member of Band and Orchestra, this taiented senior plays piano, violin, and drums Dils , who belonged to the Senior and funior Councils and Year, Loci: Editorial Staff, hilariously portrayed the character roles in the Iunior and Senior Plays. Norm plans to become 'i Grove City cofed, BETTY DOMINICO-Better known as Chicken Betty can usually be found at the Hi-Point Dairy Bar sipping cokes with Irene and Fanny. Having belonged to the Dancing Club, she likes going to the Girls' Club dances and es- pecially likes to hear All My Love . Betty prefers riding around in George's Dodge to doing homework. MIRIAM ELIAS-Miriam excels in the fields of Debate and Forensics. Her speaking ability gained her membership in the N. F. L., Parliamentary Club, and Executive Council. She's a good basketball player, too She spends her spare time eating French fries at the Palace or watching a certain person play football She plans to become a sec- rr-ta'y. DOLORES FAYAK-Doll can always be found clipping the sports section from the newspaper. A former member of the G. A. A., Girls' Service Council, and treasurer of the G. H. A, Doll is also interested in knitting. She likes one French saying in particular, we wonder why. Discussing skating with her pals, Mary Ann and Ioan, is her favorite pastime. VERONICA FERENCZAA member of the Glee Club and a participant in the Cantata, Ronnie is a capable student librarian and belongs to the Typing Club. She served as treasurer of the Typing Club and was typist of the Year- book Editorial Siaff. She spends her time listening to Mario Lanza's Be My Love. IUDITH FONTANELLI-Sometimes called Fonto , Iudy should be thankful for that natural curly hair. Her temper really rises when she misses a bus which she blames on Theresa for not being ready on time. She wants to marry a tall, dark and handsome man with curly hair. Someone like Marlon Brando would do. RUTH DOMAN-This busy girl, who finds time to work at the Agnes Dress Shoppe, belonged to many activities Atop her long list are Orchestra, business Staff, lunio' Classical League, Biology Club, and Forensics In her leisure time she likes to collect souvenirs with Henry Amiable Huthie is never too busy to help a friend. FLORA DUBINSKY--This majorette has been a member of the Band two years, and was homeroom vice-president during her iunior year. Flo likes riding around in his DeSoto or earing fried chicken. This senior took part in the Dancing and Biology clubs in tenth grade, and now belongs to the Girls' Glee and Office Personality Club. NORMAN ESSEY-Norman played the roles of Sheriff lim in the Senior Play and Ray in the Iunior Play. The Senior- Class Vice President, he has also served on the Iunior and Senior Council as well as the Vocational Council Norman also enyoys singing in the Glee Club and wishing fOr a sleek, red Cadillac convertible, ELOISE FELGAR-Because of her unusual acrobatic ability El was a majorette for five years and a participant in the G A. A. and Saltatores review. Her experience in the N. F. L. helped her in the portrayal of Aunt Eulalie in the Iunior play. This busy lass says that her greatest pleasures are writing to Bob and skating EDWARD FIORDIGIGLI- Och is usually at the Summit Dairy Bar having a swell time with the rest of the Moaners. He just loves steak with lots of French fries. His future plans are to loaf and make money, A whizz with automobiles or in the drafting room, he is one of the quietest boys in his shop. DOROTHY FOURES-To be a nurse is Dorothy's dream. until then her leisure time is spent skating or listening to good music. I Need You So holds her spellbound. Dot was a member of the Senior Play stage crew, Safety Club, and Latin Club. Rainy days make her madg but just men- tion spagnetti, mmmm!! IENNIE GALANO len can usually b seen at the Palace ot Sweets wrth Catherme Bake lrstenrng to I Need You So w'hr1e srppmg cokes The only thrng thrs dark harrea lass drs lrkes rs walkrng durrng wtndy weather She ts a m mber ol the Future Home makers of Amerrca She has no delrn rte plans for the future SHIRLEY GARFOLA Srnce Guppys premrere at M H S she has ad leads rn two productrons e Iunror and Senror plays She drslrkes beggrng for ads but gets good results She ha lun wrth Theresa and Iudy at her cabtn on weekends Boys wouldnt you love to have thrs future nurse hold your hand and take your temperature? IEHHY GEISELHART Inrmrtable less thrrlled us wrth hrs spectacular baton twrrlrng as Drum Major Wrnnrnq mary honors rn the N F L lor h s speakrna abrlrty he also drd a lrne rob of por trayrng Wrld Eyed Wrllre rn the Senror Play Along wrth rnnumerable other actrvrtres he was Busrness Manager ot Ga ette RONALD GIFFEN Makrng people lauah comes natural to Crow bu he becomes serrous when dancrnq to La Vre En Rose Grit who takes an rnterest rn Prttsburgh grrls rs presr dent ot the Boy U hers Club ard ecretary treasurer ol the Scrence Club Hrs hrla rous perrormances rn both the Iumor and Senror Plays wrll alwar, be remembered ELEANOR HANDRES Berng secretary or the Glee Club and her well lrked ,o keep hlmer on the ao er secret so row rs not lrvtng rn Charleror where she spends much trme Sh lrkes rrath polkas and wrrtrna letters She loves to hear the hauntrnq Clarr de Lune She would lrke to move to New York CLARENCE HAYES Gabby who rs known to hrs trrends as the boy wrth many rrrcknames has been a farthlul member of the Boy Ushers Club and Student Patrol lor tour years Fre quently seen eatrna French frres he rs also a true lover ot sports Hrs I ture ambrtron r to become a taxr cab drrver IOHN GALVAN Hav ng been a mem ber of Football and Baseball teams tor three years Guppo has proven hrrrselt to be qurte athlettc He enloys the Varsrty and I-Iuntrng and I-'1shrnq Clubs but drslrkes gettrng up early ana gorng to Enalrsh class He can usually be round at the Palace He has no plans for the future IOHN GASPICH Gasprpe IS alwavs rushrng out ol class to get to hrs post on trme He ls equally as actrve rn the Boy Ushers Club He lrkes to play Tamlsurtzan Boogre on the bas 'rddle Hrs outstandrna rmpre sron of school ts lrmrted to free days Alter recervrng hrs drploma he plans t hrt the road EMMA IEAN GERBIN Would someone who lrkes to wrrte themes please consult Em' She enroyed gornq lunror and Senror Play practrces Em attended Art Club meetrngs and rs cr merrber ot the College Club I-Iearrnq 'louchdown U S A ma es. Lmma grrn She watches televrsron rw nrovres rn her tree trme She plans to GILRALDINE HALL Gerrre never falls to lrsten to hrllbrlly musrc on her radro and she does some mrghty lrne square dancrnq too She and Spanrsh gust dont sew. eye to eye She drslrke men who drslrke women drrvers and doesnt mrnd grrrs tellrng her how handsome her boylrrend rs as long as they keep thcrr drstance VINCENT HHNLON Vrnces pet peeve rs people who act ltke brg wheels Thrs potentral chemrcal enqrneer wrshes for a car to drrve to Sherla Although he spent 'nany al ernoons a the vlyandotte he strll found trme to collect aas tor the Yearbook Take some good advrce and never arau: wrth thrs tor debater STEPHEN HAZY Steve rs One of h Rovrna Krnd when you rnentton auto mobrles to hrm Hrs lavorrte class wa psycrology was rt because of what he lea ned or what he d1d'f' A on at spectator sportsman Steve enroys all sport wrh the exceptron ol volley ball A certarn sophomore mrss makrs hrs eyes lrght up - ' e Y i . ' . . , rr 1 - V 'A ' ' , . . th ' I - ' S A 'V I - I 4 1 S I is A - , . V . , ' I 'O - r - , I ' I ,rg ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' Mr. ' , . . . ' k r the Yearbook and the Greyhound be a teacher. I F I Z . s r ' H . . , l by ., 1 rr I I I Q - H , - .,.. I A - ' - L7 . . r t N' . , ., V . . , I V. h , . ,. ,, . - ' A' t e - ' r V I ' f V ' 3' 3 I , R mimi f K Z EE N 4 U H E ,.,. DINE AND DANCE AT CLASS BANQUET --in The thinkersl?J Oh Brother?-I!! Whcxt's out th Lucky Guppo. BRUCE HILL-Bruce rs a star gnrard on the Football squad He's small but mrahty on the gridiron He has shown his versatilrry as a Vocational Patrolman and a member of the Cvlr-e Club A pretty 'girl or a good book agrees with Bruce Hes an Arl auto rrwclzanrc and plans to own fr rrgaae somf-day. MARY ANN HORVATI'If Pear1uts wonders how Mr Hazel- Laker can rernarn so calm when shes behind the wheel Shes tops at making banana splits at the Palace ot Sweets Ir rt weren't tor rhe alarm clock she would never get to school on trrrre She hopes to be a ska hostess, a car:-1-r :rr which she will rrndorrbtedly v-xc:-l ALLENE HOUSER 'Arr outstanding :rrffrrrber oi the Glees Allffne is oiten asked to entertain at crvrc meetings. Play- .rtg Mary rn the Chrrstrnas Cantata frzlirlled Allene's fondest rrzearn Eating on the 'I' A M bas rsn't exactly proper, bur with our schedule, who can blame her? She also painted tt.fr:w- rosters adve-rtrsrnfr the Senior Play. PATRICIA IAMISON-Pat was selected lor participation rn ride District Orchestra the past two years As a member oi our own Orchestra, she was violin soloist at the 1951 concert. She has shown her aramat.c ability by her fine rerforrrlance as Georgia rn the Senior Play She was also r member ol the Yearbook Fdrtorral Sratt MARY ANN KAMENICKY Mary Ann a iorrnt-: member ot the Dancing Club, rs happy when dancing to the music or Sammy Kaye Sho also participated rn the G A. A anal Activity Typing Club. She enroys watching football games ana later, sipping cokes with the gang. Filling her zcrarborric and writing lc-tters to a sezvrceman keeps her rust' GLORIA KOLTASHhAn active participant in the Typing Club, 'Ieanre proved her typing abrlrty by her work on the Yearbook and Gazette Editorial Statis. When not busy ar the rypewriier, she lends her services to the Girl Ushers Club and serves as a librarian rn the school library, She spends time listening to Guy I..ombardo's records. IOAN HORANA-Good humored Io rs an active member of the Senior Council and the Bowling and Skating Clubs Somehow the dates ol meetings all seem to coincide and io can be seen dashing from one to another. She looks icr'-vard to those dates with Zane at the skating rink and loves Mr. NrccOlar's economics class RICHARD HORVATH-Handsome Drckre rs at home in the gym where he exhibits his acrobatrc skill. Duke was secretary-treasurer of the Saltatores, secretary ot the Weightlifting Club, and homeroom president. This lrrendly .ad presides over the Science Club and rs vrce-president ci the Boy Ushers. Dick, who preters blondes, wishes --venrngs were longer. KATHRYN INIUSCROFT-Kay and rnusrc seem to go hand rn hand. For ri this drmrnutrve lass rs not at Glee Club prac- ttce or having a piano lesson, she will probably be tound sipping a coke at the Palace ol Sweets listening to Mario Lanza sing 'be My Love . She also belongs to the Ir he-rl Cross. LOUIS lMBROGNOAHandsome Bugs rs quite an active boy Besides having membership in the Saltatores, Parlia- mentarran, Hunting and Fishing, and Glee Clubs, he has shown an interest rn sports, by playing an important role in Baseball. I-Irs mam interest rs grrlsg money runs a close second. After graduation he will help Uncle Sam by jormna the Navy. FRANCIS KENT-Besides being an earnest Science Club member, I-'ranny belonged to the Biology and Conservation Clubs. I-Ie rs always asking Hey, did ra trnrsh your home- work? Pancakes are the tavorrte dish oi this senior Serving on the stage crews tor the lunror and Senior Plays. Franny spends his spare time reading or with Bob and Vince. IOHN KOPKO-Our never tiring Rich is quite a pianist. A member of the Projection and Parliarnentariarr Clubs, he nas also received the reputation of being the speediest typrst rn his class. He can usually be seen strolling through the halls with lrmmre Barron and Steve I-Iazy. Iohn hopes to enter college alter graduation. BRUCE HILL IOAN HORAN MARY ANN HORVATH RICHARD HORVATH ALLENE HOUSER KATHRYN HUSCROFT PATRICIA IAMISON LOUIS IMBHOGNO MARY ANN KAMENICKY FRANCIS KENT GLORIA KOLTASH IOHN KOPKO 'E -3 7 2 14,3 .4 4 I If 1 31 113' , .rf ' ff? E I N I U H S , WIN HONORS IN FORENSICS E E N l U H E .... SHOW PROMISE OF SUCCESSFUL FUTURES THOMAS KOVACH When tt comes to ext a currtcular acttxtttfs Kovys Ol boy He ts crestdent of th boys Glef ana served as t easu er for the Sento Class and Counctl Hts favorte East ttme ts harrnontzlng wtth hts mul lovtng trtends He n ver gfts enough l r tflemcmber that nap tn Fnalt h as 7 Uncle S m wtll plan hts t e MARY ANN KUHAR Wht n no che r tna at football aames Head Chef r f-ac r tx tste takes ttme ou to ftrculatton Manager and Gazette gales qettc Counctl sec sophomore vear she rew membe of bo ot the Yearbooc Manager G l f tary du tna hc was also a staqr th the Sen or anft unto Plays lktste entoys ltstenlna All My Lovf wtth Itmm, AUSTIN KOWELL Froggte can rteve be se touts when hes wtth his Pals Why ts tt thts cute tenor has to laugh when stngtng a solo ln Gl ev He has VlSlOnS of betng a btg execu ttve wtth an otflce full of blonde s c reta tes bstt wfartng the strtpes f an All' Force ll ut nant would plea 1 htm too IAMES KULENIC Nature Boy usually seen sketchtng tn the rt roorrt Because of hts arttsttc abtlt y he was tn demand fo the Art Club ebook and GfeYhound Gaz tte b whlch ts seldom le 15 Smglng wtth the Glee Club or ushertng at school events HQ Should e a succe s as a cartoont t When not Jrawtng ARTHUR KUNDER At an nth t m mber of th Hunttng and Ft tnC1 b would lk to hunt and fts a ftery ay o the y He cm tsually be found artvtna around town rleltvfttng fo Vtncents Food Mark t o tn George lkontck s Butck Thts boy artpes abo t only one thtng aetttna rr ca EDWARD LEA A star football rvlay r Knobby was greatly apprectated tor hts wonderful Dlaytnq A wtseman tn a member of the Glee throughout ht htgh school aays Knobby was also nl ctrtctan for trte Senlor Play A tatthful member of the Vocattonal Patrol Eddte plans to become an lectrtctan ANDREW LENIO A whtrz at both foot ball and basketball ts our Andy Whrn not playtrtg a game of one ktnd or another he can usually be found re pat trg atttomobttes A member of the Ozark gan., need mo e be satd9 Walctng hone after the games wtth a spectal someon rt ts htm lr seven PAUL KUNSA Ab on th bwsxetball shtnxng ltght' Paul wtth the rest of the m Datry B r lf h ts reall red hot f'oor Om IS usually found Qang at the Sum es not there ho heaven SAM LOPRESTI 4' hall '1lW3!9 member San Nh n th 1950 Mons Qs r no a tootn l en toned ox a rotnt Sa t lr ked won th .Jan am lkfs rtothtrtq e e that wotktn, on a ca atn n mtlk s a t lyaly Ba raalatton h r s to st ady L OW odd say that hes wtth Betty Havtnq a coke and hamburger and ltstentnq Oh Babe make thts auto mech :rn c very happy ROSE LENCIO H0519 was tagged Greente because of those beoumlt Spcfklmg eyes Betng a ltbrary a books but not those by war corres rondents If there s a dance at school youll ftnd her there domg the for trot Th Belt Telephone awatts her and she promtses to gtve you th rtqh' numbe SAMUEL LONGNECKER A true mustc love Sam would rather ploy hts auttar or ltsten to htllbtlly mustc than eat Sam constae The Tennessee Wa tz as pret y a song as any Thtg achtne shop man from Belle Vernon alls everyone hts frtend Hts expert ence wtth the Student Patrol should help htm wtth hts ltt P as a Leather t f YOHNELLA LOVE I ll l tv s omarttlc novels ana tell Jokes lv la gh can match hers She ts a helpful lb ar art and an ace basketball nlaye When coaxfol she w ll gtve out wtth booCI wooate o th ptano wo ld makf a good phystca cac e N0 tj rg 9 U Y'lJY i r -, ' 21 '. I tr . r r t ' 1 A ' . e ' ' ' A . T f l Y A ' e 1 . A ' . s c- ' , e H 3 . r , , - 3 5 O ts I e 1 , , 5, l : e 5 1 cl s I a . fu- , . ur - l t -1- f -H H is .s, 5 ' , A t t., . 1 bo ., - 1 J . , . tr 5' ,e I I ,A ' . r ' -if .' , r ' 'r -' V I 'V ' I I . , if ,, . by ,Y 'Sk U 1 . S 4 , to -V t , If ,. -- : , e ustas -c -v-t U-l J e ,- e sh Q -' t . ' ' Cl.: , t rf 'h ll 4 A -A ' E S day, r ' d l ear. ' v V' l Y li C - 1 l , -K 1 ' , 1 Q 5 f V ' t l 1. 4 uw V , ,O -- tl . tt, rly. t , Y .D L- ' V f 1 the Chrtstmas Cantata, Eddie has been sistcmt helped n her to enjoy readinsg ' ' ' ' N V, V I: 1 . te l I ' V, ' I R . - . 9 H . .'. ' e r t . . I 1 ' 5 V r V A M Q 4 1 , 4 l th n A A r , A , t uf, tffck 'jf' 5'-' -- e o'e to read 4 V U - 1, f. , ,, ,-K A r A qv, - .O Do r ' at lS rr. t . ' Th' -4 A ' . tr tl ltc e ' le , , I A H I S 'l' ,V b ttf l A . in 1 .1 f- r or r kt g hof -- :Q tr n 9 - I shake t lll'TTY'If 5 7 r Aft'-: ' 19,3 f U ' . 1 q 1 , e ho. f-. 'o :settle fl r. pd Q. h 7 but qshc . ., th , -f 'Z A f' ' lo' Ce ' .e H MARTHA LUCAS LORRAINE MADZY MARLENE MAI-URN NICK MALINCHAK IOSEPHINE MANDERINO PATSY MARTUCCI ELSIE MAZUR EVELYN MAZUR MARILYN MCCRAW GERALDINE MELUCK RUDOLF MILASINCIC CHARLES MISLO S E N 1 U pl Q , , SING OUR NEW ALMA MATER 1-X f X Mirror, mirror. on the wall . . lust one tone higher, please. MARTHA LUCAS E'1'.f.'I l'1-:.f:l1 . wgtlz hun wh1l-- 1.1 F, Vv ni1-'Z.l YT. l-lCIf'l5 doa of G ' 1 .5 .sr.:gg 7nf1gfrf:'t- for iC-f years she 21- '11 :r.'1c'-'H ':.:1ng Per svrtior ywar Her 17151.11 'nw 'l'yg1n7 Pnclogy and Olhc-2 ' S4211 f.'Jf.,5 'T ko 1 1-.lf-phone opf-ratcr MARLENE MAHAN i':1:n-'11'- ' :vlan -rtpls 1:1'1:h of he' : 1- w.':1 lYl'jllII'l frllc fo.11.1 '1rn-- to belontx to ' :'. ' .1 LSI- was '1:'1'.'- IT1 'h-- ':n1cr had Cross and . ' .E E11 .nj '1 '.'- 'y 2197's trriniei young lady' thf- ll.1.' .1 111.1 lV.,l..TX'1 'T..13 was hf-1 favorrh- act1v1f'f but ' -:f.- 1 l1f:.5111'1 111 th' l'br':ry. IOSEPHINE MANDERINO A911401 l. 1. 1:1 1161110111 f-V--ry- M- 1 'l':1..- tr'-111l.',' 11111111 1:. fs--Cr--'ary ol thf- Sf.-n1o1 class :.' ff' .1111 and H. ll l. alia' ':1f:f-rsrosrdc-nt ol h'-r -1 1111 'hw 011191 F--'rsonalrty Club 'Mun1 frown: 1. vvf-frflrf-1 but .tkcs stpzljf' yorrods, A member ot G1 '- 'ini Yfyvbozlc Blsrnf-ss Statls, Io IS fond of ELSIE MAZUR--Sa-:J111g as l1bra11an rn the lrbrary lakes 141 1.21. pt this se-n:or's 111119. She- partrcrpated 1n the Typmg Kniunq Cllbs durrng her high school career. Readm: 177.1 book: ana tatrng Fronch ties are Tops with Els but .1161-,'-'its haw- no appeal She 1s otten seen W1th Mary A311 V 'ini H-:th Vl'1:s1ch MARILYN MCCRAW- lllaytna rhf- g.1anc and studymq Span- ...l1 fla::l,11':s lfworrtfj pas'11n--s Hf: fG'lOY'llC act1v1ty 151 1211- C '-,,- 1- Cl-111, 01 wh1:h shf- IS an GCAIVEI' member. Sho 1111-3.1 -tarcrnj wzltm l7r1l1 to 'row rf- All l Need VV11t1na l1.1.::.1. 'ht-.:1c:.. 1:1 hf-1 1.1-t 1.fff-1'1- Shfr has also bee-n a :..- ::.1--1: '.: th- C1191111-try Club, Glow and Fort,-nslcs. RUDOLF MXLASINCIC--I1 l11.a','s no' g-'forrnrng sC1c11t1l1c 7-'g-r1:'1 lv 11'l1-,-1 at 1'hf- lick-' or eatrnq pro at '.f :z1:.1:1- lr. :chool hf- 1s Iroq .1-ntly seen croatrna a ..1g .. w'h l:.ss ssrdf-luck, Horvath HQ d1sl1kQs Spanrslx, 11.1.1-:. 'hu 11.11111-1111 Arter cornrnencernent he wants to .zz-'h.1.'1 'irll--11-nt He may travel aroond the world LOHRAINE MADZY--Tal--1.5 fl '.':'.l'1...' lf--1 1.:.- Q1' vt '- rt :nzvrffss of the Grchesra for 'h'-- ','-11. r.'1','- 1 l-1: rf-Lal Mahon as 'J solo ZH fha- CZYHCCY' Sh- w'1.: fx 11.1 '12- if DlS'Y1C' Orchestra Acf1'.- 111 Ch-1 cf.1-.- 111-'1 1- longe-:5 to both the l11nLor :rj S-rbi Cf .ntl lr. 'l. Sc-nzor Play, shf- ard a fxne :Cl 'gf gfrfrryznl I-11 NICK MALINCHAK- lllck wx. -1 zzzfrxl--1 of 'lr-: '1'1': f.n:or and Sf-111o: Councils Hz: l:'.':1.'1,- g'1s:'111:-:. 1'1 f .1 Lug abo.2 cars and bffmq w:'h 'h-- 'zany at l.191.- . C 'oais l.1sten1n'g to popular rigsrc '1.way.1 11:11 w.'l1 f. f S'1ll nncertfzrn about thc- 11.117 f.:Clc 11: hog.111 1 :ood ,ob and take ltfe 11:25. PATSY MAHTUCCI --Pa1:,',' T1 vi 511 1- 1' .l f1c'1 1' 11- 1.1.' 1 gr-eat Iovf-1 ol IHUSIC, He as 11 fill mtv- 1 '32 wwtlx th- O:-'21-J' :nd the Band 'When hr- wzsni g,'Jy1n'1 -.11-1 or :11. 1n5tr',xments, he demonstrated lv1s f:ti'o:1:i1l '1l11..1y 1:. 'Ez f'-, F L, Srudcnt Co1.nc1l and thc- Senior Play. I11 l11 .: 1' 'zrn-, hf- composes and f:'ra1tg-3.9 rr.',s':C EVELYN MAZUH-EVM: bulcngf-5 tc Q--.'-- xl 1:l11lJs -11:31. 'Nl'1lCl'l were the Art Club, Typing C1Ab, G A A, Ott.: rersonal1ty, and G1Tl5' Service CO'aHCLl. Lrstenrng to 2199 niuszc pleases th1s lass very mach she d1sl1l:f.-s a11t1n Ar: :or school. She can uslally be round at K1rk's wat P1519 or Marilyn, She-'ll make someone an e-ttrcront kgck keeper GERALDINE MELUCK-Majczottfq G--11:-J he-corrrf-fs :Q--11111111-1 'al when she hears l'll Always Be In Love Wrth Yon' Sf-Cie-tary ol the Olhce P+-:so:.a.1ty Cthb, 81151111-11:1 Stn 1r1ernbe:, and mal:-2-11p Qtrl :or thf- glayzl, hf-r 51-1111 11:1 :rf-nts arf- spent colluctlnq glctnro. ful lllillll. G1::111 : .sually at tnf. llalacg- wrth lio, lxlzf and 1111111 or '11 'l1 zrnk skatmg. CHARLES MISLO- Ch.4Ck rs the bay who L11-11+-1:1-: 1111- l111 work always b:1ngs bla :l1'.'1a1-his Hrs ch11-l :nt1-'- ' 1 workmg w1th televxsron or :aa1o-1, LA hu- crnffycv fl1.'.'1: hxs :ar .O Calrlorma ana llstf-nlng to yolkas alrnoust 1 much For hrs tpgture plans C1311 his a law ','--'1'.5 1 asrde for Uncle Sam. E CONSTANTINE MONIOS Gust our lea book co edrtor spends most of hrs tune dorng yearbook work wrth theme wrrtmg and paxntmg squeezed n Be srdes wmnxng several essay contests he portrayed lvfr Kmght ln the lunlo Play An outstandmg member of the IJ F I. he was stage manager for tlre Semo Play Gust plans to be a priest MONA LEE MULLEN Our curly har rd Cheerleader has a fondness for sport belonging to the Rrfle Huntmq and FlSl lll'1g and Bowlmg Clubs A mem ber of the Grrls Glee Mona Lee also was a member of the Gazette Edrtortal Staff Mona bowls m her spare trme and lrkes to eat chocolate cake whrlc uv ltlng tc a certain someone IOHN NOVAK Bemg president of hc Safety Club may be the reason Iohn rs such a careful drrver When called Push he wrll answer you wtth drrty look He wrll lrsten to any drsc by Sprke Ion s especrally Auto hace When asked what hrs future plans are he rokmgly replres bra trme racketeer DOLORES OWEN Dee lxkes rlay mg the vrolm rn the Orchestra speak g rn the N F L and reportma for the Geyhound Gazette but nothrng unaer heaven wrll soften her heart tcr math or salads Her collectlon cf snapshots proves her statu as an amateur photographer She rs mte ested rn laboratory research An hopes to enter that branch of scren e IOE PASTORKOVICH POPPG Ice nakes another basket for two more pornts Yep hes another basketball star A farthful member of the Moan ers he rs oiten seen at the Summrt Darry Bar Poppa Ioe belreves that when a person has a rob to do he should do tt rrght and that s why he s a top notch autc mechamc BETTY PERSICO Tootsle has been a member of the Typmg Grrls Servrce Councl Lxbrary Assrstants Bowlrna and the Guls Basketball Clubs can usually be found rrdmg around wrth Sklp rn hrs maroon Chevy or loafrng at the Palace Betty lrkes to spend her spare trme llstemng t Harbor l.1ghts She wrll become a housewrfe after graduatron XRMA MULLEN My Frtend Irma thrs semor rs frequently called happrest when at a skatrrg rank Be mg vxce presrdent of the Skatmq Club and presrdent of the Lrbrary Assrstant Club and belongmg to the Glec and Huntmg and Ftslung Clubs keeps tht lass stepprng She keeps a crawbook ln he spare tune BETTY MAE MUSTYBROOK A a member the Dancmg F H A l'ypmg ara Ltbrarv Assrstants Clubs Musty rs kept pretty busy but not too busy to attend school dances BP mg fond of football and basketball she attended all the games could rt be to see one player m oarttcular77'9 usty wrt head or llnnors ater rrraduatron IRENE OSINSKY A blue rfudson on vert1b'e holds a spectal place rn lrenes heart She belonged to he Dancrng Club rn her sophomore yea and played basketball Irene dre-:JS ramy days but Eugene cheers h up fast She and Betty are rrs war able they enroy lrstemng to All My Love She has no specral plans tor the future IRENE PASTEHICK Concelted people and English class are not lrked by tht lass but baseball and bookkeepmg rate lwah Pedy has been a member of the Typrng and Dancing Clubs and can be found at Semor Counctl m ft mas where she rs an actrve partrcr pant She rust cant dectde whether to be a secreta y or a bookkeeper ARTHUR PATEHRA B y our most actrve boy excels at publrc speakrng He played the hero ln the Iumor and Semor Plays and shouldered the re sponstbrlrttes of Iumor Class and Stu dem Councll presrdency Representmq VVesterr' Pennsylvania he went to th Nlatronal Student Councrl Conventron at Denver Colorado He can usually b found at the Wyandotte wrth ess ANN LOUISE PFLEGHAHDT Flagate rs tuly the buslest yet most capable. qrrl rn the semor class shes Photo graphy Edrtor ard Busxness Manager of tre Yearbook Edrtor of the Gazette and Presrdent of the Gtrl Ushers and College Club She lrkes wrttmg letters to Dave or havmg the gang rn Am Lourse would lrke to attend Alleqheny College E E N i U H S .,,. ENJOY UNFORESEEN WINTER VACATION ANDREW PINASKO-A member ot the Boys' Glee Club Heads has also belonged to the Military Appreciation Club and the Life Saving Club. Girls amuse htm, but hf- :roons 'tl Need You So to that certain someone Hu. lcaiing days ai Span's will soon be over, tor Andy plane ic goin the armed tcrces after graduation. STANLEY POVICH-During school hours Stana can be seen paling around with Bugs Rubachko and lughead Von Bergen in the machine shop. In his leisure hours he is usually at the Normandie listening to Oh Babe . After gfaduatzon this curly-haired lad hopes tor an exciting career in the United States Marines. LOUIS REDAY-Lou likes nothing better than a steak dinnot alter basketball practice, He never sees enough ot a certain .Antor miss Lou groans when assigned a floortalk, so wf wonder where he gets his eagerness to recite in English class? He is looking for an employer who will let him work from ton 'til three ANNIE LAURIE REID- Little Bits with her cheerful dis- position is a perfect example ol a Personality Club mem- oer. She can always be found laughingg probably at lohnella's jokes. An ardent tan of the Be Bop Club, she likes her music on the last side. She likes typing and bookkeeping so she hopes to be a secretary. CHARLES ROSCO- Sonny , the pride ot the xnachinf- shop, is quite a lad when it comes to sleeping, school and this bright eyed senior just don't seem to click. He thinks that Tea For Two is tops, A member ol the Stu- dent Patrol, he plans to spend his future in the U S. Army Air Force. IOSEPHINE RUNFOLA-Flack-hatred lo who Vlans to study at State Teachers College, California, is president of the Future Teachers ot America Club. She is also vice' president ot the N. F. I.. and the Girl Ushers' Club and the Feature Editor ot the Gazette Co-editing the yearbook icert this active miss occupied, BERNARD PLAVKO-Activities outside the classioom hav' always interested Bernie He was one of our delegates to the District Chorus. Being a past president ot the Latin Clio, he would like to visit Home some day Hts chief ambition ts to be a dentist since he was advisf-d lonzt ago against Lecomrng an African exploror. KATHRYN POVRENICH-Kathy, a member of the Library Assistants Club, Typing Club, and girls' basketball team :ltd her best as stage manager to make the Senior Play fi success. After graduation she will volunteer her services to the U S Womens Air Force. She likes best to day' dream, but not during ner favorite classes, driving and psychology. WENDELI. REESE--Blond, blur.--eyed l.arl , who has bw-it a latthful member ol the Boy Ushers Club since ninth grade, wishes he had more time to eat cheesebtiraers this Vocational rad spends his spare time at Cam:no's listening to 'l Need You So, Wendell expects to wear bell bottom trousers and a coat ot navy blue. GUY RXCHf-ll yotjie looking lor 'Sltm , he can uszally be round at Macura's Service Station listening to the Pennsylvania Polka . This Vocational lad not only enjoys working on cats, but considers it his favorite pastime. The 'zrention ot school changes his sparkling smile to a irown Guy horris to work at the Pittsburgh Steel. ROBERT RUBACH.KO- 'Handsome and popular aif- the words which aescribe 'Bugs' This senior, who has aainea a reputation as a smooth dancer, considers music as one ol the better things ot lite. Between interludes ot fixing his' car hr- lotind time to be a member of the Student Patrol and to play the villain in thc: Senior Play, ANN MARIE RUSSO-Dark-haired Ann is a member ol that Typing Club, junior Red Cross Council, and Hunting and Fishing Club This lass loves to ride in the rain with Vernon while listening to My Dream is Yours . Ann has two hoprs tor the future-to become a teacher and ther: n ltottsftwitf. ANDREW PINASKO BERNARD PLAVKO STANLEY POVICH KATHRYN POVRZENICH Q LOUIS REDAY WENDELL REESE ANNIE LAURIE REID GUY RICH CHARLES ROSCO ROBERT RUBACHKO IOSEPI-IINE RUNFOLA ANN MARIE RUSSO ix., E I N I U R E . WIN ATHLETIC TROPHIES Loafing on the job. Wordly minds E I H I U H E .... RECEIVE HIGH HONORS AT CLASS NIGHT 'X is 9? -- Tcxk letter, Joyge. Hands off' Flg P l IOYCE SHULTZ-Toycre vrolrnrst rn the Orchestra manages to frnd trme f her well lrked typrng and book keeprng My Heart Crres For You and football garr s are super but she defrntely drslrkes spaqhettr and hrll brlly rnusrc A member of the Yearbook Staff and Grrls Glee Club homeroom teasu er Ioycre plans to become cr hookkeepe DOROTHY SIMON Dot a student of the Academrc course doesnt see eye to eye wrth concerted people but paghettr seems to be rrqht down her alley Whrle spendrng her lersure trme at home she envoys lrstenrng to her favorrte song Wartrrtg She makes her Hobby beautrcran work and hopes ts make rt her future occupatron ROSE SMARILLI Rosre our Grand Fheater candy grrl enjoys watchrnq a qood rrovre Besrdes portrayrnq Phoebe rn the Sen or Pl y Srm be-lonas to the Irmror Red Cross Coun crl Spanrsh ana drrvrng are fun un less homework rs assrqned Hosre who qreets her frrends wrth Hr Suaarl plans to ente the Navy after hrql- chool EVELYN SOWKO Socks who plays e bell lyre 1rr the Band drcl a frne e Senror Play She has been a mem er of the May Queen 5 Court and the Typrng ClJb rn addrtron to the Year book Busrness Staff and Grrr Ushers Club She plars to be a secretary RALPH STONE Predro s blue eye spa kre at the mentron of Glee fo tr rs happrest when srngrng An actrvc 'nember of many clubs we saw hrm ushernq at spo s events as Pet Sheldon rn the Senror Play and a farth ul keeper of order rn the halls He drd excellent work on the Gev hound Edrtorral Staff IOAN TALPAS- Bo rs glad that she rn the S Councl for she has a ot of f.rn deco atrng the gym She doesn rnrnd all the wok rnvolved on the Busrness Staft of the Yearbook b oets awfrrlly hungry at those meetrnqs arte school She s thankful for Gerrre s a whrch otten takes hr and er anna slratrrrq IERRY SIMMONS-jerry our former prng pong champ also plays a aood qam of tennrs and basketball Durrnq hrs rumor year Semone was Sports Edrtor of the Greyhound Gazette a member of Stucrent Councrl Yearbook Edrtcrral Staff and Iunror Councrl ry who left M H S thrs year 'nance hrs home rn Greensburg plans to study law NORBERT SINGEL- Izzy an actrve member or the Student Patrol for two years detests the rdea of work He rs usually seen at Irmmre s Darry Bar and makes loafrnq hrs favorrte pastrme Mentron grrls to thrs senror and watch hrs eyes lrght up To wear the Arr Fo ce blues next year rs hrs morn ambrtron IULIE ANN SOSNAR Iul lrkes be rng on hall duty or watchrna any sport She Herself was a member f the Brology Club Offrce Personalrty Cl.rb and Dancrnq Club She spends nost of her spare trme thrnkrna about hrm or loafrng at the Palace wrth loan Gerrre and Rerrre She would rrke- to be a secretary after graduatron CARL STEELE Carl rs often seen on hrs way to Charleror wrth Gwyer and a Saltatore Eatrng potato chrps 'md drrnkrna cakes whrle lrstenrna t tne Tennessee Waltz rs Carls rdea o ,rn Carl wants to make the most of hrs vocatronal trarnrng but rs pectrng a call from Uncle Sam GEORGE SWADE Playrng at end we have George Swade was fre quertly hea d clurrng football season Bugs one of the Vocatronal Patrol novs wrll take beer wrth French frre and some soft nusrc such as I Need ou So a y rme t all H rs an xpert auto mechanrc and when not workrnq rs at the Canteen HENRY TESKA Workrng 'or Rems Electrrc Store and eatrng hamb raers Cl Pe KS tavorrte pastrme Gorna to the r o res to see an excrtrna Wes' e n rs thc oughly enloyed by Peck after whrch he lrkes to take a rdc n hrs rar Henry rs not qurte surf a o t hrs rurure but mayb Urrce Sam wrll help hrm to decrd: . , a - ' , or . - ' Q .9 ' , re , ' I ' , - lt-ffv , . . ' ' to .J , , T. , , I , I I Q , ' r A l . I rl .4 I . , - Y . V I V . r O , a , , ' . th . I , . . A rob of :rctrng the part of Georqra in rie has been an Usher, a Patrolman, th. - '. - . b ' 2 p o V V , i - .. ., . . . I K. r r , V A 1 V . . . , , ex- -.. ,Jr C -tt .- r' r e ' .- . r' r ' A . , A v-0 or V n , A rt , e. , s I . I I . I .. l V. Y rr t a , e ' . l A r A K . -. ,f fs H A ., r. r , l u . r r ' , . 'f re c' ' . ' r . rr V' . .- ' . ut r r , ' - ' ' 1 . C 5 f .. 'Y ' ll. h o l ' , 9 l 3 ,wiv ' 9. IOANNE THEATER BETTY TRESSLEH CARMINE THOZZO IRENE TURANIN IESSIE VEGAS DOMINICK VESIO ANDREW VITOVIC ALFRED VIZZA RUTH VLASICH KENNETH VON BERGEN RICHARD WAITE IOSEPH WIKER E E H Q U WUL S . ENJOY HALF DAY SESSIONS 7 IOANNE TREATER--Io can be usually heard sinaina Tea For Two . Quite musically inclined she is a member of both the Orchestra and Glee Club. When this senior .ass is not with Bobby Anderson, which is seldom. she gait be seen with Ioyce Shultz In the future she plans to become a housewife. CARMINE TROHO--After Band practice or managing the basketball teams, Giant Killer enjoys eating his arand- rnothe s delicious pizza and ravtolt He and his many friends seldom miss the Milton Berle TV show at his house Since he plans to study f'fem1nology , he is r,rf-partnc niiuswff by eyeing girls that pass Iimmis-'s IESSIE VEGAS--I-,ss, a very busy girl, works at the Palace of Sweets in he' spare time AS a member of the Bowlina Club and Girls' Basketball team she displayed her fine athlettc ability less belonged to the Dramatic Club, Girls Club, and participated in Ma Day After graduation tht-3 lass plans to Travel to Philadelphia. ANDREW VITOVIC--Andy, a member of the Vocational Stu- dent Patrol during his junior and senior years, can usuallv be seen with his friends Stana, Bugs, and Iughead, Fr't1 enjoys playino billiards, looting at Macura's Service Sta- tion, and listening to Take Me in Your Arms . Andy plans to goin the llavy after completing school RUTH VLASICPL Huihy never tires ot doinq the Crootior aances in such performances as the May Day and Salta tores Heview She also performed in the Senior Play doing the part oi Ienniic-r In previous year she belonged to the Glee Club, and Dancing Club She likes to spend time with Lawrence but doesnt think much of gosstpers RICHARD WAITE-Our likable 'fI1ggs from the electric shop is happiest when he has friends at his side and a box of pumpkin seeds in his hand. This senior, whose participant in the colorful Vocational program on May Day I-Ie has also b-1-en an active Patrol member BETTY TRESSLER--Cute Betty enjoys driving class best of all, but please don't mention work' Tress, a May Oueen attendant during her ,unior year, belongs to the Office Personality Club and was a member of the Senior Play stage crew. Shri likes dancing to Dr-ei I Do or loatina fr! ihe Palace. IRENE TURANINA-Marching in the Pireman's Band is 'Moonbearrfs' ple-asure A pert cheerleader, Irene be-lonas to the Office Personality Club and Girl Ushers. She is siecis-t'1ry ot the Skating Clsb, was vtceepresident of the Typing Club and homeroom tredsurrrr during her tunto' year Sh-- always finds nrnf- to listen to All My Love with Moon DOMINICK VESIO-This boy has been in the Student Council and Orchestra as far back as he can remember fic claims everyone at Iimrr.ie's as his best friend As fo: iuture plans. Meatcan' is using the process of elimination All he knows now is that he doesn't want to teach school sell buishe or Irie a dentist. ALFRED VIZZA-4 Efo spends many nights at the Ozark Club. I-Ie likes to sing So Long, It's Been Good To Know You , but not to his favorite freshman. Al's liable to aet violent if you mention Enalish class while he's absorbed in a shutfleboard game The arrny awaits him after a few weeks on f7 orida's beaches KENNETH VON BERGEN--Our Iugheadw is quite a auy This basketball whtigz from the machine shop says he wishes that Miss Knutnla were his only teacher Handsome 'lurf' loves travelling and girls Ask him why he enioys favorite pastime is sleeping, found time to be an annual walkina across the Third Street Viaduct. Iughead can usually be ser-n with Poppa Ioe cruisiina through town in his Hudson. IOSEPH WlKERAIoe, a member of the Vocational Patrol engoys eating hamburgers and drinking cokes at the Palace of Sweets Besides participating in the May Day dances, he served as electrician for the Senior Play Although Ioe engoys listening to Nevertheless now, he plans to listen to thf- :oar of Air Force planes in tht- future. ge of Chivalry not dead A Sound 1nterest1ng EVA ANN WILLIAMS-We'll all re- member Eva Ann for the work she did on the Iunior and Senior Play stage crews. She was also an active member of the Yearbook Business Staff and other clubs such as the Future Home- vnakers, Typing, Glee, Biology, and Safety Clubs. She likes to spend her spare time with the gang DAVID WOODWAHD--When we hear that loud beat ol the bass drum in the Band we know Woody's behind it 'l'n1s 6' 3 tackeol-all trades can also sing and act as he proved by his performances in the Senior Play and Glee activities. His second home is the Wyandotte. He intends to tak'- 'rp space at college. IOHN ZELAZNOWSKI - Another ol ltmmios gang, Red likes to dance or listen to l'm Moving ln' by Hank Snow This lrtendly athlete belonas to the Glee Club An outdoor enthusiast, he has belonaed to the Hvtntina and Fishing and Conservation Clubs Car tot-top Iohn has the honor ol being the only red-headed boy in the class ol '5l STEPHANY WISYANSKI-Dancing to Guy Lornbardos music or listening to My Heart Cries For You sends out at this world, but the llStevie' thought 'ol English class brings he: right oacrc A tvpist for the Gaz-eve aria c :neznber or .he Office Personality CHAD sne can usually be torn: Loazina wz'h Eo Henle ana l.Q:f- EUGENE ZADNIK--Soccer and tishwr ing at school events tops 'he list of Gene's alter-school activities This is: one 'machacho' who always has hr: Spanish honxework. He enjoys 'lCocl: tails tor Two , thr' song, that is H'- strives to make a hot rod from liar. ancient jalopy so that he :right 7,-t to his' girls' horne faster. THEHESA ZILKAf Slaying over wr te- ups for the Yearbook, singing tn Glet- Club concerts and Operettas and rin: tang her two cents in the N F L Cshty did too, ask the treausrerj have kf-it Theresa busy Her ruling passions ar.- music, cheering at football games and eating snacks between classat-t: Shi sees collteaf- cle-arly, but altt-r that, what'?9 IOSEPH ZUPAN- Zup really feels at home on the basketball court. He claims that a lazy man gets nowhere so he's always on the go, He loala with the gang at Macura's gas sta- tlon, it he is not there he's probably driving :round in his car. loe's tuturf- nlans include a few years with Unclrw Sam, CHRISTMASTIDE . . . A SEASON OF IOYOUS FESTIVITIES Qnifvrl onov Slfuclevnfs Patty Icxmison Eloise Felgar Swlutfxtcrlm '23 Fan- un, no lu - ima ,1 NX ...NSW IUNIOR COUNCIL .X V 71111, llIllflS W 9 ,lllll ll Robert Pullion, vice-president: George Almusi, presi denl: Ioan Kray, secretary: Charles Belun, lIOGSUIOf I-lox? yeorls llillillj cl 1.19 will Cf rtrnnly have no i3llOTlfIQVI'l1 1n rtca yecr of SOVOY9lQl'll'f ll lmzs nlrrrody proven its 1b1E1Iy to do 1M port mn ony undrvrtrilclng, The juniors :sei them- rznlvexz to provlng that they could lvolfi lllf'll' own in lllf? drcrnonc held by presenting the clones play, A'VVotCh Oni for Spook, Tie lunior fgxrnbnrerf was lurtlner proof that this slows Could work together fxnfl .iifmzlfler rf-sponisibglltif No junior wlll ever forgel the .aprlnq Prom The junio' 'foot 'wll r1l'wr1','.1 be G happy rnengory To every member Ol the Cloznzs of '52, IUNIOH COUNCIL Owens, Mcnetta, Kostella. Whit- field. McColligun. Wysochcmski. Lufley. Fritz, Kolch. Sponsor , MRS. DURINE HICKS lII'liUIJ 14188 mu urns! 53:3 Ms an an ' :sum ' x K mga! r 3,5 yg OLD DRAFT Ig' IUNIOR CLASS r N ff fqf lfqfl uniov CISS . . . . A C055 illw A Dos on A Fulure Row 1 George Almasx Theodore Aliemare Emery Andrl covrch Iosephmc Angeline Mlke Argrrakls Barbara Avery Ioseph Balluch Iohn Barius Paul Bennah Iosephme Benny Mary lane Black Mildred Bova S eve Bransburg How 3 Edward Burdock Ronald Campana Loreto Chxcchxo Iennetle Code Nuncro Columbus Hrchard Crosby Iohn Cupper Donn D Alesbro Row 4 Mary lane Dlnnnnbale Clyde Davrs Ioanne Daw son Eleanor De Manno Barbara Dxethorne Phrhp De Gxora Rosemane Dommrco Germaine Drabxk lone Falbo Rxchard Fanlau Z1 Francls Farkas Wxllnam Ferencz Richard Floyd Row 6-Thomas Floyd Edward Forsberg Belly Fm Mxchaelme Garalola Leonard Gerbxn Verne Gxanmm George Grra Ion Golashewskl Row 7-Catherine Baroumas, Charles Belan. Raymond Bello. Row 5-Victor Egidi, Donald Evans. Andrew Fabian. Mar- Row l Robert Gombos Mrldred Gombos Patty Gouger Barry Gwyer Iames Hanam Bertrl Han Row 2 Dorothy Hawk Robert Hull Connre Hola day R u t h Hornbake Robert lgoe Paul lodon How 3 Mrnam Iohnson Ioy Innes Wxllxam I o n e s Frank Kachursky P a ul Kacrk Gus Kalamotousrs How 4 Evelyn Kanchuga Elame Karlosky Nancy Kukka Mxchael mseda Shirley Klasmeyer Marr lyn Komat Row 5 George Konrck Rrchurd Kostella Robert Kotch Thomas Kovach Constance Kozlk N 1 c k Kraynel How G Larry Kubrcko Mrke Kuvrnka lack Lalley Mrkc Lazar P a tt y Leclercq lame Lehew Row 7 Ioan Lenhart Iames Lewrs Calvin L u c a s Vlvxan Lu es Alrcra Macer Ierry Magone Row 8 Tony Maldonado Sargle Malolml Srlvlo Marolrm LaVerne Malm chak Angela Manettx Al bert Martm Row 9-Adam Mascr Vu grnxa Mascx Carl Mason Constance Mattozzx Rrch ard Matuck Leroy McCo hgan ow I0 Iustme Nusse Mary Catherme Owens Mary Parkxnson Andrew Pekar Margaret Pekar Yvonne Peters sr, Qi' an f A' 96 ov- .Ov 1 Row l Olxvxa Perozzl Glona Phrllxppr Robert Pollack Daniel Popovrch Pele Povmch Robert Pull ron Row 2 Thomas Rauscher Eugene Reday Cathenne Relxch Frances Remaley Gene Remaley Andrew Rendos Row 3 Dolores Rendos Sophxe Resetar Edward Rodebaugh Ioanne Rue Adnan San'o1 Marque Sassak Row 4 Consetta Savarxno Richard Shxllxnq Edward Sedory Marlene Selep chak lack Shepler Maru Qkrlbd Row 5-Frank Swek Arlene Smrth Gerald Smxlh Nova Helen Stepp Row 6-Ioan Stolan Samuel Stoneman Anthony Stu pakxs Richard Surovchak Louxs Tarantino Ioseph Taravella Row 7 Rose Mane Tar qumro Iames Terensky Genevxeve Teska Theresa Trozza Ierry Uram Ioan Valko Row 8 Walter Varega Irene Varga Anna Var ganxn I o h n Varkonda Emma Vxctona Ioe Vxzza Row 9 Evelyn Vlasrc Wxl ham Walters Shirley Wal ters Robert Warburton Lawrence We ble Verma Wxlhams Row 10-Mary Wy ochanskr Cecelxa Yonko H e I e n Y o n k o Sophre Yonko Irene Zrlka Iohn Zxlka Carolyn Zugarn S m i t h . Dorothy Soltis, UPIIUIIIUIQU USS 1,11-fM SOPHOMORE CLASS Marching mic vgew we :ee me 513.13 of 53 . Seftmg u J 1 and pxgzcsefui pace these ':cp?1::.5re:5 iiigeritly rtncie he 'Q FQCCEGE Crt ine izfielirief we Ee-2 ite 't'ICh E'f.' Cf M S .-J ire cheeirig Tif-ri C: with 'rcrdf cf 1r'.. 'gC'i':r. A3 then' 7' tcrwzrd, we ihczi ward: of ericourxq-e:r.Qr.t knowng 'Hey will ffxmr geui OplAIOll'lOPQ lC1SS Q o Q 0 WU UWI I WU T O U Row Row Row Row How Eugene Alloman Adela Alvarez Shrrley Anderson Hornet Anstandrg Vrctor Argiralus Barbara Audlo Hxlda Barley Mrra Bakale Edward Balog Belly Barron lack Beery Mcdellne Beres Io Ann Berlmsky Palncla Brsceglra Bntlunee Cleo Bronson Dolores Bucci Iamce Calderone Ronald Campbell goseoh Campus Rxla Canova Iovma Caruso 5 Iohn Casper Allred Cavallx Margaret Cekola Eleanor Cekus Slfnrley Centenncul Donald Cham berlam Dolores Cheroccl S-Ioseph Cluaravalle Madeline CIGIIOCCI Mano Cxoccr Antoxnette Coccrlone Sylvia Columbus Melvm Cook Carolyn Crusan 2- ' . , , . ' , ' , ' ' Row 3-lean Bodoia. Hoberi Bogdan, George Bonari. Ferns Borof. Vincenl Bosco. Benny Brighl, Marilyn 4- . ', ' , . ' l . ' . Row 1-Vincent Crynick. Iohn Cup- per, Richard D'Alessio, Theresa DeAngelis. Ronald Danko, Vxr- ginic. D'Antonio Row 2-Marie Denetti. Sylvia De- Rose. Virginia Dils, Eleanor Dol- insky. Rosemarie Duncan, George Essey Row 3-Concetta Exposito Ioseph Ezzo Thomas Fallon Kay Faust Nlcl Fishs Gary Frtman Row 4 Mary Floyd Eleanor Fon tanelli Iames Fordamsh Ioan Francra Annie Frezzell George Frezzell Row 5 Thomas Frolo Domencia Gahlex Helen Georgulrs Patricia Gogol Gustave Golrt S t e v e Gombo Row 6 Frank Grano Clara Greene lohn Gwyer Eugene Hall Iohn Harhar Arlene Har IISOD Row 7 Carol Hartbarger Nellie Harvey Robert Hess Thomas Hewitt Roert Hoag Ixmmxe Holi any Row 8 Margaret Homas Margie Houlxs Gall Hunter loseph Has crolt Mary lane Huscroft Sam lacovangelo Row 9-Ruth Igoe Charlotte Im brogno Barbara Ienxon Donald Iones Richard Ioyce Leonard Kachmarxk Row 10 Frank Kachursky Iohn Kalamatousis Iames Kalxe Rod ney Kiefer Andrew Kendrick Max Klzzxe Row ll Allred Kllmcke Dwayne Koqet Elsie Kohut Manuel Kok lanarrs Dorothy Kolich Robert Kopko f I n gf AJ' vf I rv ,Z 1,65 C' Q .1 .gb 1.1 Row 1 Iohn Kossar Eileen Kray Mane Kroeschel Rose Ann Ku lemc Elliott Kalick Elaine Kunder Row 2 Agnes Lahey Eugene Laneve Mitchell Lea Lee Allen Lees Elizabeth Leone Eleanor Lewqood Row 'I Ierry Lhota Pete Luksich Louise Magmre Nick Mahalko Sam Mancuso Gene Maneltz Row 4 Helen Marinkovich Bill Marmie Robert Mastracci Y lcrnda Matozzi Mary lane Mav rakxs Steve Mavrakis Row 5 Harnella McCraw Paul McGee E u g e n e McWilliams Betty Metzgar Robert Michaux Kathryn MllGSlhClL Row 6-Sandra Miller Pete Mm mth Bill Mllmck Cleo Motley Mary Gene Mustybrook Pete hatko How 7 Arthur Navarro Wendell Nemoseclr Sylvia Nestor Betty Nolh Michcrelme Notorangelo Row 8 Nlary Onda I o s e p h O Toole Irene Pagonrs Iames Pallini Iohn Pallini Kalhnne Papantonakis Row 9 Angelo Pappas Carmen P s ella E d w a r d Pavolovxck lohn Pechyno Martha Pember ton. Anna Marie Persico Row 10--Richard Peters, George Pidich. lay Pollrabla. Rose Proko' povitch. Michael Puchnuty. Wil- liam Radosh Row l Robert Rawlins Loxs Read Mary Reno Iohn Romclr Drane Roth Rxchard Salotlx Row 2 Donna Sellman Martha Semch Nancy Shepler Iames Shrader Norma Shrader Shxrle Shultz Row 3 Raymond Shutterly Sherne Shutterly Raymond Sxtkowskr Tanya Skurkay Iames Smxth lolyn Smrth Row 4 Iamas Solomon Nxck Sowko Iamce Sprouse Iames Stevenson Dorene Stofka Charles Sutovxch Row 5 Mildred Sutovzch Munel Tansmore Arthur Tatoskx Marr lyn Tesack Emma lane Thorne Florence Tomnx Row 6-Lucy Tonrru Rxchard Trava ley Tressler Paul Tnllx Ierry Tueche Row 7 Clarence Turner Mackey Tweardy Robert Tyburskr And rew Varganm Stella Vassxlakrs Anthony Veschxo Row 8-Ernest Vlngas Pearl Vltal bo Allred Vwnan Ioseph Voye Thomas Walsen Katherme Wxker Row 9 lean Wiseman Vincent Wxsycmsln W 1 l l 1 a m Yohe Thomas Yonek Mxchael Young Iohn Zawxckm Row 10-Donna Zersxq Demos Zom balns Vxrgxnra Zombakns Carol Zoretxch Anna Mane Zubnc Don ald Zubu: lini. Mary Ann Tlrembolalc. Shir: PPS ITIQH USS Await- FRESHIVIAN CLASS uqgwg 1 O1 Q1 11 11 DTI e flslfl 1 T1D'1 1offd 1 0 ll 1' IOC b ID 11 11 ere e 1 1 CU1Of v 1 1 1c1vc p olpd 10 D111 111 e 1 Q G1 0 1 '1 1 IS wtcppmq cmd QUICK 111111k111g 111 1111P11,11gq111g 110 11IlG'l 9101111 g 1 111011 flIQ1'l w 1100 Ind 11g11 11110 111 w I hvely 1 I 9 ,wxrzwv q 1 7' J 1 , X 5 I 1 , 1 I111Q1b .. .PV 4 1 19 . 311151, our , 1 rp g reshx ,. f-:'- Q 1.1 11191 11151 year 1 3 gl. ,161 I 111.51 eg U1 ig to 13103 'ffl 1 1' A51 111 X273--C' I 1 . C11'f1'11f::T, Hey 1 - Y 1 - Lf: tal, ed ' 111 1'eId:1 of .spee '11, 11:11.'1C 011, rd 1 11. C1-,'ITl F6151 'EUC SC E 1 ' '1 ' Q17 fufufei 011 . ' - prxcf Row l-Ronald Aiello, Maxine Al- bert. Elma Aldrich. Barbara Allen. Nella Amendola, loyce Anderson Row 2 Thomas Baker Edward Balko Anthony Barbara Iohn Beck Mary Ann Bedner Thomas Bednarczyk How 3 Ioyce Behanna Sylvia Bellora Marlene Bennett lean Bergstexn Chns Beriola Wilson Bevan Row 4 Morns Bodom Iosephme Bona Rrchard Bow Ianet Boyd Lee Brewer Marshall Bnghenh Row 5-Eleanor Buchko Dolores Busch Sally Cady Agnes Can ova Mmchael Chan Gregory Chesmar How 6 Louis Chovan Patncra Chunkala Frank Cxccarellx Iohn Cnccarellx Rose Claus: Lounse Cmar How 7 Mane Crawley Iames Cunnmqham I. u c 1 a DeRocco Evelyn Dodaro Paul Doman Arlene Donnell Row 8-Nancy Donovan Alma lean Duda Eleanor Duvall Beverly Elxas Grace Ezzo Max-gre Franks Row 9 Roger Frew George Frez zell Manan Frezzell Patncra Galante Allred Galllel Marlene Garlold How l0-Bobette Gaslnns Charles Georae Ioanne Gxovagnono Bernlce Gladys Mary Louxse Gmp Connxe Gola! Bow ll Thomas Gouger Fannie Grogan Donna Gurbordanche Carol Gwyer Robert Hake Fran cn all 4 5. 'V' 9' jf l 9 Q ,.f pr 49 lv 2' Row 1 Mary Hall Colleen Harper Bobble Gean Hawes Mane He wxtt Nexl Hlll Bxll Hillsman Row 2 Thomas Hollander Mary Homas Shxrley Hough Susan Hreno Ioseph Hrycko Pattx Hup chrclt Raw 3-lack Iamlson Iames Iohn ston Robert Iones Allan Kar losky Eaward Kent Georgxa Kerestan Row 4 DeNexl Kerns Carol Komar Ioan Kornar Dorothy Komander Ioseph Kovach Frances Krusec How 5 Eugene Kunder Andrew Yuvmka Sandra LaForte Doug las Latkamch Carl Lernberger Gerald Lemo Row B-Rxchard Lenxo Betty Iane Love Rxchard Lucxam Geraldrne mona Manes ow 7 Thomas Mannkovrch An tomette Mascetta Rrchard Mas e l l Evangelxne Maskas Esther Matuck Eleanor Matush Row 8 George Mazur lack Metz ger Iohn Mxcak Mane Momos Delmar Mosely Antoma Mound ros Row 9 Zlta Mussano Lawrence Myers Harry Myrga Leroy Nxco laus I o h n Nusser Margaret Oleksak Row lU Myron Pacak Wxlham Pacak Cecelra Paterra Phyhss Pavlotf Steve Pekar Patncta Pellrck Row ll Ioseph Pencek Gordon Pezzelle Charles Prdnch Manlyn Pxvarnxk Mary Ann Pollack Mar leno Ratxca Luksich. Betty Manderino, La- c i t i , ' , Row l Barbara Reday Betty Ann Relrch Lors Remaley Donald Henner Elarne Rodebaugh Bar bura Roman Row 2 Melvin Ruhl Theresa Rullo Kenneth Sacharov Andrew Sag ona Glonu Salottr Edward Sane Row 3-Ioseph Savanno Ioseph Savarmo Harry Swanson Ed mond Schrllrng Donald Scuten Shrrley Senko Row 4 Dolores Seroka Dolores Srmone Maryorre Skxrpan Thomas Skoczlas Angelrne Smanllr Mar cella Smxth ow 5 Eva Mae Snyder lanrce Solomon Margaret Soltrs Davrd Stambaugh Rose Mane Staretz How 6 Ioyce Swalrn Lynne S w a n e y Celestxne Tatkoskr Carol Throop Patty Tormay loe Tucci How 7 Wrllmm Turanrn Emil Vcxrga Ioseph Verne! Irene Vrvxan lack Walters Lorraine Wanzllak Row 8 Darlene Ward Charles Whxtehouse Rosalre Whrtheld Stanley Wrdzxszewskr Rrchard Wnta How 9 Lors Wxlcox Elva Wllson Ludwrg Wysochanskx Don lates lchn Zdrlla Helen Zelczak Row 10 Dolores Zoretrch Dorothy Z retxch Dorene Zyskr R - I . lames Stnneman AGN W MOHQSSQYI H I D 1 D T r 5 ,L .x ,, was S.5oig..w -iT' gsmfzff- ' fa. .' :sf 'T ' . K CJ -I'g 'i 1'Y alia' 'TQHF'-2 Q . s.-.l.!!'4f, ,x 'J Q 'jj if . ,,- -. , '1 ?', A I ' F . 4, .H s . art'-S A Al? :rr 2, 3.1.2 . ' ' , 5 -- v I v 25 k s 1 u 5'4- xx.. gl 'I , :E 1' Q f P C I' 7' V of IU' QQ Nu ', 4 ,- - B s ' 'S 2 '43 fi 5 m !'.'l4 ' .W . I a I F Q L 'shi bk: S 5 . .., w -T- , 2 f - 3 in 'Q -W.. ,, ,Q '12 ul lit lit in F96 5 Co-Editors: Constantine Monios and Iosephine Runtola Editorial Stall llt'ttPL CJUI' UIIUIWS GREYHOUND EDITORIAL STAFF losephine Runlola Co-Editors , Constantine Monioss l nc'agrapn',' Editor Ann Louise Ptlegharclt Ralph Stone Sport: Edztofg Richard Kastc-lla Snrtzor l:lf:pCrff:r.a--- lDf'Iflf'l'1f,' lv,-.zteianc lforina lfzart lllilzs Theresa Zilka Vocinoftal Editor Norman Haney Donn DY-Xlezsisio luntor Editor.: Miriam lolinson liini ,. mor or Reporterg- Patty Gauge-r Marilyn Kornatz Mary Catherine Owens Marlene Selepcliak Eiarriorc Rf3pOrtCr,:-- Bill Kirk Martha Senicli Katherine Wilccr fdi'or1al Typistia- layce Shultz Gloria Koltanh Veronica Pere-ncz Rtitli Hornbalce Mrs Duaino Hickg: Facilh' Advixfvr.: Mlm: Olive Pannabakor Seated: Iamison, Dils. Essey, Shultz, Pfleghardt, Houser, Destefano, Cioccio. Zilku. Standing: Ferencz. Koltcrsh, D'Alessio. Iohnson, Kulick. Gouger, Skirpcxn, Selepchak, Sprouse. Knmatz. Kirk, Woodward. Kos- tella, Stone. I4 'lillllllll I nfl fxclivilivs a X, GREYHOUND BUSINESS STAFF ,' lorry Gczfselnfirf liurzlnfrms Mfrrmfmraz flnn l.ou1.1Q Pflolcghflr 1' Clrculcrllnix Mcfnfngor Mary Ann Kuhfrr Publlclty Mcrnfxger lO. 7pll1flff lVl'1l'Ldf3T1Tl'f Eursinclsgz Azszfzrgatcznlsf- Elise Capvwnu Rosemary Benycrk Evelyn Sowko Sollcltors Ruth Demon, Elorgse Felgar, Slnrloy Gcrfolc, Ronald Glllen, Vincent Han- lon, Geraldine lfleluclc, loan Tcxlpaq, Eva Ann Wrllicxms, Ted Alterncfre, A I Charles Belan, ROSGITIGTIQ Dorninico Busmess Manugf::YAg1isI'3:f,i Pueghmdi and Nancy Kiikku, lack Lofley, Angelfr Mcrnetrl, P-.ntl'1O:'1',' Stupckls, Emrnu ll-lClOI'lG, Merry VVy:sOcl1r1n:slci, Fcrnf- Ecrol, lferry' l.l1otG, leon Wl,3OlTl'IYl Carol Tlrroop, llrclrfzrcl Wnrfz, Riclmvl lJ'Ale:s:siO, lllclc Fi.al1:s Fclcully Advise. Mrs lcrnegz ElISC1ITlf',IY2 Business Stall: Row 1-Meluck, Tcxlpcs. Sowko, Capuano. Benyak. Kuhar, Mcmderino, Munetti, Gczriolc, Daman. Row 2-Fislis, Altemare, Throop, Williams. Kiikkc. Dominico, Wysochanski, Fulbo, Wiseman. Victoria, Borol, Egidi, Lafiey. Row 3-D'A1essio, Wiitcx, Belcn. Giiien, Felgar. Stupcxkis, Hnn'on, Lhotc. N ,,....--1 run, Q. IQ' .f7nll4fHl' GAZETTE Whgw WNW 'IVYIIL' this mmufn- lb!O',1T'If,7l1'f7H Ahh Iucvgxffv Phe,-czhfxrdt, edifor-in-chief ef the Gazette, wma lvl-urd fisfknq her reporters on :rhe QVIVQ out Grvign- ment.: hefme Cach lssue of The Gazette went to prem Then each reporter busied himrelf ihlfrrviewmg :stu- f'f1m.: and club zzponzsorgl. He fcuhi all the neccmsciry ft: ani CFIIIEHEOTX Them into FI story rf jOllTI'1G11.lflC '.'!f- '.'.'hzc?: ww: QIVDZT if: f7 rlf-he DfX1'f'fITYi', f1.11:QC1f:'w giver, if Icsfphlre R'lI11Olf2, if-Liturfi ffiitor, wie hihdlffd The -ob cf checking such write-up M111 B'1flef,.:por1.:Cr Qhen Ittade any I'1ECC.St5Gf 1' Changes and 'he paper was ready' to go to FYCF.-1 Ye: all issues of the Gchocl paper Wehi through theme steps and the ... final product was She Greyhound Gazette. Editorial Staff of Gazcitc Row 1-Iones. Parkinson, Fabian How 2-Farkas, Kosiella. Owen. Cullen Row 3--Dawson, Benyak. Kollash, Cioccio Row 4-Wysochanski, Destefano, Runiolu, Pileg hardt. Kmy, Zoretich. Gcnufola. Owens Whiifield Business Staif of Gazcile Iohnson. Plleghardi. D'Alessio. Dominico. Kuhar Bclan. Manderino. Stupakis, Manelii, Egidi. Fab ian. Essay i Pavu ssislanls . . . . ' FQ WLIIIS Il AIG U Seated: Sutovich. Lenhart. Nussur. Benny. Hawk. Kuhar. Zubic. Lahey. Standing: Floyd. Stolku. Persico. Maguire. Besceglia. DeRosa. Anderson. Wiker. Calderone. Mcrttozzi. Skurla. Head. Steer. Bucci. Ollicern President ,,r,, Vice-President Secretary . . Sponsor ,, ,. Dorothy Hawk Iosephine Benn'- A , , , . ., Helen Stepp Miss Katherine King LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Slipping cmd shelving books, making overdue notices, checking books in and out, receiving and shelving magazines-all of these services plus many more are performed by our capable library assistants. The girls who work the required three hours each week are awarded letters at the end of the school year. The twenty-five members of this club, having been instructed in the care and use of the library by their sponsor, Miss Katherine King, prepare attractive dis- plays and helpful files for the benefit of the students One of their projects was the compiling of material for a biography and information file to help the students in their preparation of book reports Through the efforts of the librarians ants, our library an information always ready to aid us in our resear other school assignments, as well as .guiding our pleasure reading and floortalk: and their assists Center which if: ch for essays and encouraging and Sluolenl Counci Donn D'AIessio. vice-president: Ioan Kray, assistant secretary: Arthur Paterra, president: Patsy Martucci, treasurer: Iosephine Manderino, secretary. Row l-Aloisi, Barczy, Hollander, Beck, Lucicmi, Iamison, DeMatteo. Row 2-Martucci. Kulick. Shutterly. Kroeschel. Destefano. DeRocco. Wysochanski, Dodaro, Benyak, Murin- kovich, Vesio. Row 3-Visca. B. Mcmderino, Kmy. Bodoia. Canova. Geiselhart, D'P.lessio. Pcrterra, I. Manderino, Komar. Stotan. Parkinson. STUDENT COUNCIL Qflflllfi TI Iumor Rod Cree: CO'QILCll lvvllli our new gscluvdple ill of me .amd ECICll 'lY1f,'.- 1 ry frllernoorl lfl room lU9, twenty-eight Q rePre:ert1oti'.'e.' of Monefmzerr Hlgll School meet to clizs- WIC CGUCY' WHICH WU-5 9-'l hy 'IW Sgsmcll 1.-111.1 omoyud 'lurmg study ous current ,xollool problem: The pupils, each of pemodis' 1'-'lT0Ul Will? '?lf?ClCfl 5 mf llCfW3VO033- CCTUPOSC me The councj 41150 lo1':,1',1 1:.o'g.' Commit ff,-,f ol fmlll l7Ol9YY'1lUf1 lid? Cf lllf' -1Cll0Cl Af The '9'3klY TUQQT' .riufieiztr ond oouxzol :t1,:' fre.: to mel? .olvhz lllfl r olz- IFCJ-1 ll1'5 :' WTC Qffflifi EY pf?-lldem -A-ffhlf PUTCVTU lem: of school lilo True 'zraqzzme co:u:1z1I'f:o Lit- flflfl S9CT9Tf'f'Y lOf9C?l1m9 Mf1?d'3-'WO ducieil The :Ti3Cgi:L1na,- ,gxlfm cffrxpligrl to ezifzlnlc fill Along wlfix Vice-l're.1ider1tlform D'Ales.s1o, Assigsidrzf 'qludenlg to bfi' 3 ini' if Cm NEW ind S95-TYQUTY' lCT1TT KYCIY CTV' TYQGFUTGY PGTSY MGTTUCCY Senor: reCe1l.'mj1 leiie .' for two or more year.: of me LTUTY Y6fC79ff?11lUl1'-'95 llldgefl PTUVICV TCH-if Sold fO0T- :e1'VL:e in fhe Slxoc-ni Clvlfljll wfre Home-:t1o:r',' Beityali boll :schedule pencrlm and encouraged school spirit Darlene Destetono, jerry' '2ei.w1lhort, lorepirine Mon 0719 Ol me 1399? Fffilecms ol the Councll, under the derirxo, Patsy Mflrtuccz, Aqtrmr Pcterza, cmd Doznimck sponsorship of Miss Helen Wrilierms, was to help or- Vesio Urertsics Seated: Secretary. Iosephine Manderino: First Vice- President. Ann Louise Pfleghardt: President, Arthur Paterra: Second Vice-President, lose- phine Runiola: Representative, Miriam Elias. Standing: Representatives: Elliot Kulick. Harrietta McCraw. Patsy Martucci. Patty Gouger, Mary Catherine Owens, Constantine Monios. Row Row Row How fi -X f ' 4 'X Q2 7' X., -Turk. Bergstein, Pavloff, Bedner, Gwyer. Yvilson, Tormay, Remaley, Smith, Koltash, Krusec. -Garatola, Buchko, Dodaro. Franks, Carlson. Canova, Dellocco, Hawk, Zilka, Elias. Kuhar, Mus- sano, Komar, Salotti. C. Paterra, Oleksak. Roman, Selepchak, McCraw, Owens. Gouger, Sprouse, Tesack. C. Zoretich, Owen. Senko. Pivar- nik. Swaney, Snyder. Swalin, B. Manclerino, Aldrich. Throop, Tueche, Benner. Chesmar, Winstonc, D'Alessio. Fisiis. Hillsman, Fistis, T. Hollander, B. Hollander, Zoretich, Zoretich. FORENSICS Speaker of the lrl3u:2-3, l5re.s:':ierri of the Sffrmie and Out- ! Tf1'f V5 7-' if 756 fi?-157' Fyqmic Leiillxe rzcridmq Speaker Cf fire eighteen .'Ct1'DOl.1 pregent, N359 -A9 l'f'15f1'if13iT-T Cf M7 E312 P R993? Mortensen placed 'bird tr. Efczicre Omer fffrfureg of 1' 'i QT ' YI 'A ,'5'-1771733 ' fi? 777 3775 FOW97 the jfeir were ine Cricigce :'LQ'i3r.t Tiigreg.-1 llilj ct fi-:IL .5f'4Y flCC2S'1'l- 1-F'?Y?C1':' 15 l'7fCE- Ticrtemen Tzzii the '11 trxft f:or.te.st.: for 'rf fl F. L - ff, J Tif' Tv ' FJJTWYXCQ5 TT-QY5il'97f GXPEUIU95 'md .ree the wcrld 1.1 11 slogan fully' rcclzzeri by our rg 'jiri r 'rfztefi 'J'1t1C'J-T F333 47 if d5h3f'? GTV? :Speech :afxgdenti The .Qerizcrr received fl F L irc 1cz':rf-:.':11p was 1f'.Cf'? 1.'fgd Ly qpproxl' award: tcr earmrgq are iurziired cr more pO1Y.l.' were -rl? ' f- Inca? Gt 'ffrxcirz Carre ffffi file 91755. Gerctfi Gerteiixzfrf Vzncezt Hfmlzn Pfzfsy l!i'1fl',lCCl, 'rx grrfrze' The ':r.n'.31 Sfudenf Czrrgreiz wir Ggsf Monro' Artrtuf Frferrr: Yfgrczr Elf: Fflmpe Fel- ':' ffgrtf. C ,.., ill: zf. ffefernier lrzd v. :.a incl qzr, Mwry Fm: Kultur fcpeprgzrre L' . lf:T1I'1O Ann E.1a:.Q:q?x' 'ff' on Tri:-ee of lflcnQ:,e:.a repre- Louwe Ptleqharrit, Q':'eg?i,rQ Rgritclfz vi Theresa .r,i:':'.f.. 'fxillie if 11823 'gcfi cr .'ll', 2Y T.-.'irr'i.a f:r Zilku Q Cl I1 BAND Scrnethirrcg new has been added to the lively Ivi H S Band. This year the Band featured at every arid content, the lJlOl'19!Sf3OD High Schools Alma Mater, written by Director Foul Paszsoga with lyrics by Mrza Paszsoja Also impressive were their intricate rendi- tions of Hoop-De-Do and 'Harbor Lights Led by Drum Major lerry Ge-isrelhart and Head Majoretie Martha Lucas, the Band received honors at Kenny- woocl Park cererncniexs tht.: summer, and was featured as side-line entertainment at Forbes Field on i'Nick4 :sich Day At the onnual Band concert, held in the spring, zzilver and gold pins and letters were awarrlfefl io deserving Band merriber: The Band elected as its oiiicers: president, Arthur Poterrag vice-president, ge-ants-at-arms, lerry Geiselhart and loe Campus, Ierry Geiselhart. Drum Maier: Martha Lucas. Head Drum Maiozelte: Donald Winstone, Assistant Drum Major. Row l-Schrader, Hutoif, Nalls, Franks, Pascarella, Comet. Read, Mussano. Trozzo, Bonari, Row 2-Aloisi, Kiikka, Swaney, R. Paterra, Myrga, Lamp, Sowkc. Anderkovich, Selepchak. Row 3-Whitfield. Benyak, Vlasich, Hombalce, Gira, Varega, Tucci, Crosby, Bogden. Row 4-Casper, Oldershaw, Kostella, Caville. Anderson, Pullion, Campus, Kulick, Farkas, Bailey. Bob Pulliong secretary, Rosemary Benyakg and ser- iii Vi: , -ii-g ,- ' Row 1-Roth. Winstone. Russo, Meluck. Lucas, Felqm, Dubinsky. Geiselhart, Nolii Bow 2-Reselur. Franks, Salotti. Drabik. Crusan, Houlis. Qppq usifi - xSpQCiflfQlIlClF isp my Row l-Tueche. Cunningham, Visca. Sellman. Leinberger, Link. Johnson. Sachurov. Pidich. Pucak. Manehi. Row 2-Wysochanski, I. Galaski. Dils. Iamison, Galaski, Tyburski. Sowko. Sicxnley. Cowan. Panepinto. Row 3-Gouger, Chesmar, Wisyanski. Hillsman, Savarino, Mialino. Bransburg, Healter. Muhalkc, Maxtucci. Row 4-A. Paterra, Scuieri, Lcxtkanich. Egidi, Cavalli. Kachmarik, Mcxzur, Beery. Dominica, Woodward. CO wi-' f -i ,fvrf i Row l-Doman, Shultz, Dils, Jamison, Madzy, Wiseman, Yonko, R. Canova, Felgar. Row 2-Garfolc, Franks, Owen, Owens, Hombake. Pivamik, Kiikka, I. Mcmderino, Treater, Mcmetti. Row 3-Anderson, B. Manderino, Kantsi, Balton, Zoretich, Gouger. R. Canova. Santore, S. Shultz, Bodoia, Roman. PClltf?SlPCl . . . ills lie iv ORCHESTRA The house lights were lowered, the baton was raised, and the air was filled with rich strains of beautiful harmony Passing from rapid, vivacious rhythms to slow, haunting movements, these gifted musicians enraptured their audience. This spell was broken only at intermission when eleven members received their awards for long years of service, Two violinists, Lorraine Madzy and Robert Anderson, re- ceived Gald Pins tor five years, receiving letters were Vincent Cavalli, lohn Bodoia, Patricia larnison, Norma Dils, foyce Shultz, lean Wiseman, Helen Yonlco, Ruth Doman, and Dominick Vesio. And so, at the close of their main event of the year, the spring concert, the white jackets and treasured forriials were put away along with rnernorien of a fine evenings performance. Having combined rehearsal only three times a week, practice and rnorf prxctice was the motto of these devotees of rriusic Trietr repertoire consists of Q 'kc L vu kiwi ,M ' g fit X fa l i r V -Q' Standing: Anderson, Bodoia, Cavalli, Iamison. Dils Zoretich. Shultz, Pullion, Bogdon, Kacamarek Seated: Madzy, Hollander. Hiilsman. Bodoia. QPUS IISIF usn uslc l'he nee odtous stra ns of the songs sung by the Glee Club at thetr annual concert shall lmger long rn the hearts of the students The1r clear sweet tone and perfect ttrrtna are the results of hours of practtce under the capable dt ectton of Mtss Reah Seanor Sll'lV1l'lQ for successful song festrvals each year the suty members work drltgently to attarn the1r goal Onlj those grrls vsho are members of tht popular orgamzatlon can apprecrate the ttme and effort requrred for the mastery of each electron At the begmntng of thrs school year the grrls began wortcrng on the1r Chlstmas concert and cantata Many of u wtll nexer forget the tmpressrxe and ll p dtronat program wlnclr was presented at our Chrtstmas a sembly Each year the gtrls look forward to th Drstrtct Cho us whtcn was attended thts year Row Row Row Row Row Row How Row How Smxlh Ccxpuano Nnlls Slcurla Kems Domxmco Dxls Walters Falbo Kclrlosky Day Marmkovxch Slcurkcy Kxay 5 Ferencz Dubmsky Kulenxc Komatz S-Head Centenml Smlih Kray Varga 7 Owen Parkmson Nestor Gxovagncno nmm Owens B Fntz House: Wxllxums Tesack 9 Handxes Gouger Whltheld Guan by Lleano Handres ana Nera Fe tor Each membe of me local organwatron wa ftlled wtth prtde when Eleanor we chosen a a solotst for through parttcxpa tlon tn the glee club the gtrls have learned to apprecr ate talent and that uccess for one rs success for all thts year the glee club were unable to pre ent the annual operetta due to the lack of proper fac1l1t1e stead In addltlon to contrtbuttng much to the pleasure of our school aays an ensemble of grrls sang for apprec1at1ve audtences at a Parent Teachers Assocra tton meetmq and at a Chamber of Commerce Banquet Al work and ro play was de tnrtely not the gtrl theme for under the planmng of the1r offtcers Allenf, Hauser Eltse Capuano and Eleanor Handres the gtrls emoyed the annual party . . . I I I l l ' ' - x ' - E I ,, ,,l f ,' .' ,' . . . E ' f f l V S . Y Grrlza' , . ' s : ' Q , b , ' s ' V s 1 ' 1 . : ' ' ' ' , ' V ' ' 'r ' ' . , . s' ' . CT ' ', 4 5 5 fic, , . I . C A . , . S H A V Q but a delightful spring concert was presented in its W. , t.1 1 p .l 'r . . . 1' ' s :a ir. ' ' . , . A I , . . . , , ' ' A' 1 i r ., , . Q ' l- ' , . 2- . . ' ' . ' 3- . . 4- , ' ' . . Qu J, ft -In .. CO EQ, , f 1 Nr' 35 'tt' '1 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 2- 3- 4- 51 1 .. Y I , Stevenson, Kerns, Elias, Chunkala, Naccastro. Frye, Giannini, Cousin, Snntori, LaForte Harper Huscroit, Speigelberg, Koltash. Carlson Andercheck, Rose, Busch, Remaley, Roman, Throop, Klembarsky Pallini, Weddell, Hayward, Diethome, Pauline, Marr Miralles, Pellick, Zoretich, Cady, Zelczak, Bellora. Darnell Staretz, Beck, Pcrterra, C. Komar, Dodaro, Manderino Rcxticcx, I. Kumar, Galaski, Rusnak, Salotti, Zcretich Kerestcm, Swaney, Gnip, Pivurnik, Whitfield fn Row How Row Bow Row Row Row l-Senich, Huscroit, Allen, Tressler 2-Mullen. Dawson. Bodoiu 3-Zilka, Victoria, Frezzell. Hunter 4-Shultz. Nestor, Iones. Treater. Micak 5-Remaley. Vcxlko, Mullen. Smith S-Fontcnelli, Hornbake. Macer 7-Zoretich. Shutterly. Benyak T3 fame usic Row l--Lucxani. Clingerman. Snow. Chamber- lain. Row 2--T. Hollander, Larmi. Naccarato. B. Hollander, Gulilei. Whitehouse. ,. ,- llllflf I' ' 0 X, X11 ll f.,l,l.,,.1 ,,,,., r., Row l-Vesio. Nemoseck O'Toole, Ferencz, Whar burlon, Chicrrclvelli, Pechy no, Schilling. Row 2-Konek, G w y e r Uram, Koslella, Farkas lmbrogno. Kulenic. Bailey Row 3-Pidich. Lea. Kowell Pinasko. Stone. Kovuch Pcpovich, Essey. Row 4-McColligan. Belan Laneve, Barruso. Veschio Zelaznowski. lacovcmgelo Row 5-D'Alessio. Hanlon DeGoicr, Bednarczyk. Plav ko, Woodward. BOYS' GLEE vdch ces prexlflfml, llOfKllUl l Essey as vice-p1e:a1der1t, low :scnacus loneqs we hear coming from the md Ralph Slcne UA lsecremrywwealmrer 00111 car. only :neun that the Boys' Glee Club Thu Yew Ddwi Vjcgdwmdl G Senior member A heumal' These boys' under the Capgble dire? 'ie glee, wc: .l9l'1f io 1110 Disfrici Chorus ct Aspirivvczll MMS Ream Seimcr' may Several times Weekly fmv perfcrrrmmcfg .211-re ifixxgmf honor TO 1:19 Clur, ,mul they -,01ce.a blend 1: iigwlersg perfectzon V, in being ',b,4lv,Uf::i fc, TIN SEE Chmui at illvmwl re ccnixciered by rnimy to be The best tale 1:1 our and t:1f,- 1owr. 1f'1 'How fue A 121011 Lf group Ly cillmq f' 'Hf-11' tl11s11Q'.- 'lik -bd-JI - -f ' 'A ll'i'f'f Giff lf -1l l your lC :mg lor '.'c1r1Q11.1 c1v1c 'x 'lC1 I'll.T TI11' ill-Jlfiflil V4 P11117 Wifi- Glfl-' C1199 IH YI N' fl jmlcn 25- 33151, VK in me .',' owl :C,l:..I1.-I .1 1 Illijllly 1105 1'-. mzluf .'CClfll 1: fi? in ihc ' :.:.q , und CASE-Il1bll6:'L 5 .school A A i, . V H b Tim Boyxt wloe' Cfllll' 1.1 an o.'gcr112uI1O1'1 is wl111:11 F11 tE11f hefafi of 11115 wg- group mf 11111 TllClllJ.' f ry 111f11:111ffr 1.1 .g.11'-1 g:1'o111l to Lelonq f'lQQPlQC'lClQl S . . . . .6 1 S 'fd I1 - ll S xglfxfllll . Slanding: Mullen. Turanin. Parkinson. Dawson, Kar- losky, Yusko, D'Annibcle. Fritz. Cioccio. Center: Kuhcr. CHEERLEADERS Take vigor, 1 gczd helpzng of ':1tc11ty, add fr dash :ri and you 'WWC O ll H S cheerlezideaegthe .anzrppicd 'f.Q6YlE'i'l'161i L illejr the iefzrn 1.2 down in' Q- crowd.: er.1:1u.s1G.:r:1 li eibmq, we cfm QGIJQTI6 up I.-e.:e.:r,..1.ei i Qxig 'LQ cf if.-2 ljii gi-Lp buck Qmcellfln. rcrr: Head Cheerleader Mary Ann Kuhur Tzlffff- girl. '.'i'i3'L.E grip, :5nJ.c'n..',' 1:'g'.'er..:rf' new 5:1-ev' 'W :Libr , 1r.Terprefd'1::,1 the Llc off Sponsor , Tw,-y prfzcixe r ', TKJQKTC r. pr-ecggoh xr. ml 'Ilf... Mrs, Michael Kurey I-QV' M Tnezr 'pix' , 'I.f1Y.,'Il1:, f t1..f uifzzrtplf- .,,., ,l,,., f ,Mgr 'ffff x ,V ..' yu. .. UNA... I 4 .C,.. A, ,, lV,l. .f.L...l l.,.Il EQ? lf: K .. .,,L,Y.V ., ., ,.,,LL, , , 'fflf.f,f.l ' .123 ,gig wrt: , ff' 'rl f-,nr AN.- A, 1 . .... ' 35. V :. 'Q-ppm ., .,,.,., ,..f ,,,,-,.. I II11: L Ii 'J-W: 362122 Z.f1'v'E'f,, ff. ' 'EIFV1 I .,! ,,,...,d V Y MXL., vin. 'df-fy ,f, .. , , A... fll'l,1l'l,1YY1, irxd .xr 'ee 2 f s NN fomiitevcia lubs - - - - mi Row 1-Resetur, Gladys. Falbo, Cullen, Benyak. Yusko. Kiikka, Hornbake, Angeline. Capucmo Row 2-Sessak. Trozzo, Gombcrs. Valko, Remuiey, Skirba, Koltush. Sowko, Smith, Murin, Soltis Row 3-Floyd, Franks, D'Annibale, Savczrino Pyesideni H , Iosephine Angeline Secretary Y, Y Sophie Yusko Treasure: Rosemary Benyak Sponsor Mrs. Iames Eisamcm Seeking to raise their standards of efficiency and to serve their school by carrying out various assign- ments the Activity Type-writing Club spent a busy year, Enjoyable and profitable were the visits to business offices in the community to observe equip- ment and to study the personal qualities needed for success in business Members of the Typing Club, sponsored by Mrs. Rechichar, sought to increase their speed and accur- acy throuah various effective typing drills. Other essential traits of a good typist, such as character, appearance, personalizy, and manners, were discussed Defsiring to find the possibilities for typists in the busi- ness world, these future-minded members also made visits to local business firms The Commercial Personality Club, which has as its purpose the development of pleasing personalities and the need for friendly relationships in business, dis- cussed topics of interest ta commercial students, lIClPlllS UP x lll ff?SSllll ll HITS President Vice-President , Secretary , Sponsor Row l-Neslor, Muslybrook. Zuguro. Persico Row 2-Kamenicky. Victoria. Mullen Row 3-Vurga. Povrzenich, Chicclrio. Giovagnorio. Ncxlls. Fayak. E. A. lNillicrms, V. Williams. Horan Ioan Talpas Iosephine Manderino Gerry Meluck Miss Virginia Fallon President Vice-President ,, Secreiary Treasurer Sponsor Row l-Lucas. Meluck. Talpus. Man- derino. Miss Fallon How 2-Cocca. Tressler. Turanin. Wir yanski. Elias How 3-Allen. Sosnar. Dubinsky. Elias Ioan Horan ,, Eva Ann Williams Mona Lee Mullen Iolmellu Love , Mrs. Thomas Rechichar .Q- cience . . . and Up njliiiizli inn President .,,, Richard Horvath Scretary-treasurer Ronald Gitlen Sponsor Y Iohn E. Kerekes SCIENCE CLUB 'l'o help our Iunior Einsteins soak up additional knowledge, the Science Club gives the boys a chance to see the practical side ol chemistry. Because the club is part oi our activity program, the members are able to explore more fully and understand more completely the different phases of the science. The club is not only a help to those planning to attend college but also helps to make school lite a lot more engoyable With the help oi Mr, Kerekes, these mem- bers sometimes raise an odor that makes everybody within smelling distance suiler lor science, Each week various chemical phenomena are presented by teams of the members and whenever possible movies in the field ol chemistry ore shown The immediate purpose ot the organization is to introduce chemistry as a help- lul usetul subject, but the ultimate goal is to have the members develop a scientific thinking mind. C Row I-Horvath, Leone. Shut- terly. Imbrogno, B a r r o n , Grano, Kerekes. Row 2-Kent. Farkas, Hanlon. Danko, Kirk. Bialousz. Gilfen. Ferencz. Alvarez, Kostella. Bodoia, Tweardy. union ed Cvoss ounci How l-Trembolak. S e n i c h . Wysochanski. Nestor. Kulenic, Tesack. Huw 2-Cenlencxil, Allen, Hus croit, McCraw. Iones. Paterra Kray. Kroeschel. M o n i o s Mahan. Russo. Row 3-Faust, Wisniski, Mov rukis. Higgins, Walson, lones Klusmeyer, Pollini. Leo, Dun ko. Pullini, Holiday. Bakale. Pqanizaion Willi A lfeav JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL 'Love makes the world go round! The lunior Red Cross makes love go round the world? -this is the slogan of the American lunior Red Cross, Our chapter of this national organization has certainly lived up to this slogan, for the Red Cross boxes they sent at Christmas time brought much happiness to children overseas. Desiring to help others less fortunate than themselves, this organization assisted our community in the annual Red Cross drive. ln addition to service the club through its Art Council provides a practical and useful outlet for creative abilities. Many of the paintings which the members sent to the International Art Exhibit in Washington were accepted for shipment overseas These worthwhile proiects undertaken by the council have contributed much to foster the spirit of cooperation and to bring satisfaction to its mem- bers and have taught them the enjoyment that can be received by helping others. President ..., Vice President Secretory ... Treasurer Representative Sponsor , , , .. Arthur Paterra Ioy lones ,, Ioan Kray ., Mario Kroeschel Constantine Monios Miss Mary C. Breza ivl 5 ers .... Row 1-Runlola. Turanin. Fritz. Gulya, Kurlosky, LeClercq. How 2-Capuano. Sowko. Plleg- hardt Parkinson Knkka Hun ter Magunre Row 3 Koltash Benyak Rese t a r Stefan Wysochcxnskx Houhs Vxctona QPVILQ SITII Q President Ann Louxse Pileghardt VICE Pfesldenf losephme Runfola Secretary Treasurer Elxse Capucmo SP0nsor Miss Edna Bong GIRL USHERS CLUB ll1 Glrl Ushere Club composed ol twenty enlor lllqll chool g1rls under the 1n DIFIUQ guldance ol Mls Edna Boag re alway present at such Socxal school event as the eenlor play ,umor play operetta can lata and concerts to add charm and atmosphere wlth thot pleaemg appearance and courteoux marners No a latr would be conlple e wlthout the sound ol the-lr 'rlendly XOICC que'st1cn1ng Qeate to two? The e laxthlul ueherettee are al o on hand at the gym keep pep rall1eQ and gu dance p oarame Ae outexcle actlvl hee the rnembe Q lmcl plef ure 1n ponsorlng bake ale and then' annuJl eprlnq banquet The eemor alrl Raeemary Benyalc El1 e Capuano Glorla Kol tash Ann LOUIBQ Pllegha at ,oeephme Runlola Evelyn Qov ko and Irene Turanln were preeented wlth letterx Wllh one two o three stnps ln recogmtton lor 'hen years ol SSIVICS Thle years olftcers were pres1dent Ann Loume Pllegharclt VICS pres1dent Ioeephlne Run lola Qec ertar treaeurer Ellie Capuano - 5 ' , 4 ' S ' ' ' 'ss A. 'rs S . . ' . .5 . J ' , 1 f , , - A-Y I A 5 S' A ,' I D ri A ' ' ' , t ' ' . ' E ' A .1 - r . S L . . uk 5 Y Arr S ' ' , , ,,,,,, ' ' . , . ' ls - ing order and seating everyone during assemblies, YA' Y , ' i v- ' ' ', ,, , , ,,,, , ' ' ' . of, ' rss' ' 5 ' . FS E3 ' fr . J ' : ' K' za-4 f, A , ' , A53 , ' F M 7 . V 0' . . I .' . T . . . , - , , - A . . I - T Y' - , A. . . OL, SQPS.... uav ians Q The leacievs 1 BOY USHERS CLUB Led by a group of energetic officers, namely presi- dent, Ronald Giffeng secretary, Ralph Stoneg and the treasurer, Anthony Stupakis. The members of the Boy Ushers Club can be seen scurrying about at the many sport events offering their service to the patrons. Not only did these hard working boys serve our school at the sport events, but they also helped make our social life more complete by sponsoring various dances. Our senior ushers received the letter M. which came to them through their sincere work and loyalty to their school, Near the end of the year, the boy ushers, combined with the patrol to hold a party. Under the sponsorship of Mr. W. R. H. Patter- son, the organization has again maintained its high standard of service. Row I-Horvuth. Zawicki. Kun- der. Poten. Kulenic, Whar- burion. Essay, Yoke. Row 2-Fislie. Eseey. Zadnik. Popovich. Cherocci, Nemo neck. Row 3-Yonek. Stupakis. Stone Barron. Reese. Row 4-D a n lr o . McColligan. Hayes. Steele. Black. l 4 X Row 5-Simmons. lednarczyk Io n o I . Weodwzud, Gilfen Hewitt. Officers President ...,. Vice President Secretary , , Treasurer Sponsor , Mr. W . . Ronald Giffen , , Dick Horvath Ralph Stone Anthony Stupakis . R. H. Patterson Av- 1g ' - A' 6 Row l-Lump. Whitfield, Behanna. DeRocco. B. Manderino, Wysochanski. Row 2-DeMctteo, Selepchak, Lencio. I. Manderino, Pfleghcrdt, Runfolcx, Fabian. Row 3--Geiselhart, Stupokis, Danko. Stone. Gifien, Woodward. Row 4-Danser. Simmons. Gcxspich. Barron. Horvath. Milusincio. 5lLIClQI'll CIlPOl . . G ui e es 5 ln STUDENT PATROL 'lLaw , order , and co-operation , these are the lzfzy words for our faithful patrol members lust F1 minute before bell time the patrolmen can be seen hurrying to take their positions to see that all pupils move in an orderly manner to their classes. If you don't believe they mean business, just try walking in the wrong direction when the watchful eyes of Anthony Stupakis, Dave Woodward, Rose Lencio, or any other alert patrolmen are upon you. Law and order do not go out with the morning dismissal, for the junior high students have such dependable patrol members as Lucio DeRocco, Rosalie Whitfield, Evangeline Maskas, and others to rely upon. The loyalty of the patrolmen is not unrewarded, however, for each year at the patrol dance the sponsor, W. Ft. H. Patterson, presents the senior members with school letters. Yes, the Stu- dent Patrol is an important factor in helping law and order prevail in the halls of M. H. S. iqlrl imc ion Sponsor Mr. W. R. H. Patterson uniov CLGITI ev , l Commevce u ure ivic ea eras Row 1 Kuhar Desleiano Kostella Wiseman Row Z-Sprouse Surovchak Dhlessxo McColl1gcm Paterru Row 3-Pfleghardt Kray Whxtheld Kroeschel Komutz Selepchak Row 4-Runlola Memos Dhlessxo Kulxck Gouger Owens Mandenno Bonyak IUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Iunior Cha'nber ol Commerce which 1 port sored bf the Monessen Chamber of Commerce wa organized this year to render se vice to the chop and the community to have its mennb r develop p o tessionally and ocial y to acquaint them with good business methods and to develop worthy qualified leadership The clubs charter members wer chosen by c mmittee of students and the first meeting was held at the beginning oi ihe school term The club wa inactive dqring the trst semester while a constitutio was being prepared and approved in accordance with the general actions ot the Mones sen Chambe of Commerce and in accordance with the needs of the school as 'lee occasion ari e wontbe all work fo tl nember though fo oc al functions Nill be planned as can a the club begin to function smoothly This o gamzation N ich 1 new idea in Voness n promise to e ome a fa aid to both school and community and helpful iri ti development ol its membe Sponsor Dr Michael Duda ' , , , , ' as .s - . , X .. , , :s ' Q r ' s s l i , ' ' e ' a o ' N ' i '. . . . V . B . , b . A, H , ' The lunior Chamber of Commerce policies will be r . . , is . it ' .i .' S 'S 4 it ' r .ie 1 s , r as i ' . . r . ' , ' 'fi Cx V ' ' . -,.e, 'Ls b-c - rgl A i ' . . ' . ie ow inq Standing-Borof. Mullen. Berlinsky. Denitii, Nolorangelo. Sprouse. Tescck, Cruscxn, Hartbarger. Row Z-Giifen. Klimcke. Farkas, Kostellu. Ferencz. Konick, Sutovich. Crosby. Row 3-Reselur. Fritz, D'Antonio, Benyak, Turanin, Lutes. Horan. Cooper. Slvilfe - pave - ' lleq - UID! Sponsor Miss Virginia Fallon BOWLING CLUB 'Come on pull that spare, Get that wood are cheers that break the rumbling sound ol the bowling alleys. The Monessen High School Bowling Club under the supervision ol Miss Virginia Fallon meets weekly at the local alleys Out ot the better bowlers two teams have been organized to play teams from the schools ol the valley, The boys' team has not been os active as the girls. The girls have met and des ieated both Charleroi and Uniontown girls' bowling teams. They have also taken part in the Tenth Annual Duckpin 'Tournament at Mcliees Rocks placing second to Cumberland by only l7 pins. The feminine bowlers taking part in this competition were Sophie Resetar, Betty Ann Fritz, Vivian Lutes, loan Horan, lrene Turanin, Virginia D'Antonio, Fanny Cooper, and Rose Mary Benyak. The boys are not as good as they were last year due to the tact that they have lost many good bowlers, but practice makes perfect. ooook Sliaiinq lo Kneeling-Huscroit. Lutes, Fayok, Farkas. Standing-Horan, Mullen. Turonin, Talpas. Meluck, Sosnor. Dubinsky. Gouger. Deithorn, Woodward. Kerns. Cooper, Crusan. Crosby. Bronsburg. Glide - op - Slo SKATING CLUB 'tDon't torget the skating party is the cry heard from the members of Monessen High Schools Skating Club, sponsored by Miss Virginia Fallon. The Skating Club was organized for students who like to get their exercise in an easy way, and also for those who just like to skate. These whizzing, whirling lasses and lads are tar trom being professionals, but they take their bumps and falls like pros and continue to work at things like skating backwards, waltzing or even polkaing on those eight little wooden wheels. As active members of the recreation program the club members travel often to the Riverview Skating Rink, and enjoy themselves immensely Because it has de- veloped a great interest in skating among our students, we believe that our Skating Club is one ot the best of its lcinri, and it i.: a iine example oi the many club.- in our activity program P Sponsor Miss Virginia Fallon oca iona . . . . IH? 511100 VOCATIONAL STUDENT COUNCIL Planning assemblies and social affairs is the big pro,ect which Vocational Student Council tackles each year, To insure quality and interest, faculty and coune cil cooperate on assembly programs. But dreaming up new ideas tor dances and making arrangements tor Santas personal appearance at the annual Chriszt- mas treat are kept strictly Within the domain ot the executive stall-Bernard Beeman, prersidentg Ioe Tara- vella, vice-president, Peter Natko, secretary: Matthew Bednarczyk, treasurereand other council member.: ln other waifls, Council sees to it that life ar Voc lr not Hall work and no play. GC ifinirri inf S VOCATIONAL STUDENT PATROL The reventeen members of student patrol ot the Vocatponal School are directed by Mr lohn Fiorilt The rrieznbers, appointed by Mr. Preston, the vocational coordiniior, select chairmen each of whom serves for nine week.: The patrol is divrfif-fi into two group: according to their duties. The hall patrol sees that things run :smoothly while the boys are changing classes and also determines the punishment of the offenders. This punishment is often quite sseverel The satety patrol taken Une ot the first and second grade pupils who attend the Vocational School seeing that they get acromz the ,street and on their way home safely. Row 1-Essey. Bednarczyk. Bee- man, Tcxravellcr, Ncxtko. How 2-Pcxstellc, Haradon, Chicc- chio, Iodon, Mulinchak. Row l-Essey. Waite. Steele, Fior- digiqli. Lenio. Row 2-Lea. Hill. Rosco, Rich. Row 3-Hayes. Swede. Malec, Bed- narczyk. Row 4'-Descck, Beeman, Long- necker. W it ,o 1 A. gms A .44 X ' 'X!1 Q 5 'Q 7 QT! 'ae' I A Q Aw , 5 Q69' .44 f ..l .... ' ' 117-' l'?!... ' S yi g- r QW . at J is I A.. -'-. .. '. m, '. ., Aff, . vY!.Mm,2. as Q. 5 UCIITIQH Qcmninq IUNIOR MISS CLUB Row l-lonos. Wilson. Ros- livo. Wanzilalr. Elias, Kol- tash, Nelson How Z-Byron. Groonwood. Bonio. Mussuno. Skirpan. Seroku Row 3 - Pellock. Golanto. Bellora. Hawos. Zolchak Row 4-Guydun. Bona. Mas- collu. Hough. Tatlroski Sponsor - Mrs. Michael Kurey SAFETY CLUB Row l -- Vilulbo. Cokolu. Marinkovich. Day Row 2 - Avery. Walters. Zilku. Milasincic Row 3-Sutovich. Mattoui, Micak How 4 - Drabik. Lhola. Michoaux. TrilH. Warburi on. Gaspich Sponsor-Mr. Allrod Haul- baker CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Row 1 - Throop. Garulola. Zorotich. Palorra. Horn- uck. Carlson Row 2-Whitfield. Wilson. Salctti. Zorotich. Swalin. MG!lhk0VlCh. Solomon Row 3-Senko. Sinqel. Ku- vinlza, Scuteri. K o r n s . Swanson Sponsor-Miss Eleanor Shui- terly Cusfing cx shadow. Come on. folks, let's mc: Mixed interest. ke-up. tl W ,ff ,A A 'ta L uniml pl SS 3 'I ll CAST Q l Hflfgrz Str-yg YQ lym Kim' l CL: lain Sfef xr Arytn- Mfmlyh Koizumi: Pfltqy Flame Krurlenlv, Rosa' Emma Vxctorz 1 Slut., Rickard Kcgtellg Qumpllng lefty Uuxrzx, Frxriczg Fzflczf led Andrew Pcxburi Rlllffly' Donn lD'Ale.:,:19 PQQQY Mary Wynzocfxangkl Aunt Molly Mary lean Wlulflf-li STAGE MANAGEMENT Stage Mfmrxgrfyg Marlene Slepclmlgli p,3rl,,,.,,. Sonnl lfll , . ,,.t. Elecfrlclazxs Mmqeeup Fulullcitv lo Arm Dcwgoz Miriam Iolmnorz lll:3llI'1'3 l:ll,1.1t7I lo Ann Ruf- Angela lvfgmottl Rcberf lgosf Dorothy Hawk Anthony Stupiikls George Alrrmczfsl V1ctor Egidl Betty Ann Frank: Eleanor DeMc1rmo Patty Gouqer Barney S'lTb19'N:flCl Mary C Owen: CKV fl- N'1ff Hf-l'fl1v Scared silly. .,r' ia All accounted for but Hadczcol, the horse Gilding the lily Lay' that pistol down, Babe. llllll NN Ill THE MYSTERY OF CRAZY CANYON RANCH Georgia Thayer , Anne Payson lenniler Fairchild Minnie-Winnie-Ninnie Phoebe Slockbond Miss Prim Peler Sheldon Wild-Eyed Willie Iim Courlney Standing Cow Elijah Slockbond Patty Iamison Evelyn Sowko Norma lean Dils Shirley Garlola , Ruth 'flasich Lorraine Madzy Elise Capuano Hose Smarilli Rita Coccu Rosemary Benyak Dolores Owen Arthur Palerrcr Ralph Stone Ierry Geiselharl David Woodward , Ronald Giffon Norman Essey Vincenl Hanlon Palsy Marlucci Robert Rubachko V X Cutting up!! 1 l H ,,.x Spring cleaning ?? The grand finale -- love conquers all. WJ.. N. N Senlor Attendants How l Tressler Madzy Mcluck Zxlka Destetano Koltash Row 2 Imbroqno Stone Barruso Dunser Bednurczyk Kovuch o 'fin 'av Q? 4' MAY QUEEN Iudy Fontcmelh MAID OF HONOR Ioan Tcrlpas Enhre Court Rowl Madzy Koltash Tressler Fontan ellx Tcrlpas Desteiano Zxlku Meluck Row 2 Mannkovmch Palhnx Kurlosky Stone Parlnnson Fulbo Kucnk Angelme Hunter How 3 Barruso Egxdx Rudosh Kuvxnka Kowe'l Kovach Pullxon lmbrogno Dan se' Underclass Attendants How l Kurlosky Hunter Fclbo MCYlhkOVlCh Parkinson Anqchnc Row 2 Pulhon Egrdx Radosh Kacxk Pulhm Kuvlnku Illl ! Ill I - ' , X I - I s I I tllt Ntll Ill tltt A X Q , Y L 'fr' Vt 1. ., . I Q as fain- . I +. O ' u,.x m V' P3 XXXL XXC5 M nQs5QIl .. ,ll SI I D' 'J n 1 W 5 I Q 'IN Q J ?' 2 ' ' 'Nl 3 J gil v 1 f ' l ln llltj 'ur 1 rim fix hulls, , 2 fzgiyfbtaqi, 33531 ...g Lit verse H341 ,tit tlgia VE, g33 How l-Kotch, Vivian, Minnitti. Marmie. Salotti, Kraynek. Frezzell. Lubach. Altomari, Solomon, l-lunum. Row 2-Fabian. Kizzie. Galvan. Zelaznowski. Lenio, Swade, Beemcm. Danser. Hill, Lopresti. Lea. Campbell. Hovi'3-Pallini. McCurdy. Terensky, Columbus, lgoe, Ban-uso, Amprim. Surovchak, Vizza, Betza, Masci, Lucas, Niccolai, Roaebaugh. Row 4-Argirakis, Umm. Evans. Zubic, Kopko. Gerbin, Shutterly, Lea, Bulog. FOOTBALL 'Lets ceiebrate, were Big 5 Champs , were words which were echoed through the whole town of Mones- sen, after the Greyhounds had edged the Donora Dragons 7-6 in an Armistice Day thriller. Monefzsen in defeating the Dragons had earned their sixth straight win and the title of Big 5 Champs along with it The story behind this championship is one of hard work, and a determined will to win, When Coach Niccolai left for Cambridge Springs, he was accompanied by a group of green football players. Among them were only a few lettermen The fans, as well as the coach, were very doubtful as to the strength of the l95O Greyhounds Alter a week 0' conditioning through strenuous drills, rough tzcrtttt maaes, good food, and plenty of rest the team brokt- camp on Sunday and returned to Manessen Tl,-' outlook for the season was still pretty dim However, after a poor start in defeating Rostrover, and then losing three straight, the Greyhounds hit their stride. They rolled over six straight foes. Tnff high-point of that winning :streak was thc: defeat ol ri strong, undefeated Charleroi eleven by the score of 7-O Eugene Danser, the sparkplug of lvlonezsenfs forward wall, was injurca in this game, and was out ol the lineup lor the rest of the season. The '50 Greyhounds were heavily intured ridden Ends Paul Kacik and ,ohn Amprim were the first to sufter They received collarbone inguries and were lost to the 'Hounds for the remainder of the season Eugene Danser suffered a cracked leg bone, and End George Swade was out with an ankle injury But these tnturies did not dampen Monessenks spirit, With Masct, Beeman, Vigza and Barrtgfao lugging the ball, and Lea, Zubic, Loprerati, Galvan, Hill, Fletza and Zel- aznowxaki runnind interference, the Greylialirifix romp'-d on to win the Big 5 Championship The Ntccolaimen scored only l2O points against 63 for the opposition but these points came when they were needed. The l950 football season will always be tagged as the season with the storybook ending. wtlwll .... MONESSEN HIGH'S RECORD Hozzirclver Mononqullc Umonlown Selma-nloy BTO'NI'l.SV1l1O Redstone Wozshlnqton Chorleroi Clairton Donoro Mon. Opp 32 19 U 7 ll 6 M lf! ll! U 14 6 12 0 7 U Z1 U 7 E3 The brains behind the brawn. uw, .,cy .5 ., ,-1 ' R 5 Y mf. - A 1ji A.k 1' 1 2, ,fV2n1 '2 ' fx ,ff , 1 .4 ' -1 . F -'43, . .v'A'.'- 'f ' ' H - wffg?s5 Q 15 27 95 32 zz v- Q 3 IS 5 Q da if A 4.431 AKEN 1' .dvr if f' p x ' V ', i9 :L fd ', . I' - 'U 'iE Hvif, qi- . ' ff, .f rv 45 1 g. af U 1 lf' ,X F fs' 11 5 -yr.. 6 s ' H . 'rm fr -A3 H4 in .vi 'gif P4 ,JQJ , I D' 1 'I ,xv 4, ,il ff' I' J , V, X 5 Q ' FY. A .5 xg Yi., O Q if Q4 arlsi lj aslsollaoll 1950-51 BASKETBALL lfufbw Uur heroes hold up the Greyhound l?f1.1kctlt1ll trafittwtg Q -5 at lvctnq tori' Led by Co Captatn Paul Kungza 'trwl lflf. Pa.2torlco'.'1ch, Coach Frank lanoxtlc and A.1.'i.1t'1nt Al Haza- balcer rnouldefi 1 Strong all :nan team Big Gene lD'1n.1eY and high :ccrtng Ice- l3a.:t3rxo'::cn he-ld down the torwara .,,,,,, ,alofts lumptng center was tall, Pail Kansa, who was not only noted tor hrs olfenstve abthty but his ttne delenstve work as well, At one guard spot was tricky loc Barruso while our lcnq shot artmt, loo Zutaan, held down the other Roilndtng out the rest ot the .2121 trort-inert was Paul Kacik, a hard working Iunior. The boys Wont cn to l3tit.4b'1rg:1 to defeat Dain Flftnlctn and Dttqttesnc At the l1n'1l game with Farrell, althoaah they lost, they were gentlemen arid ,sportsmen till thft- ond They also proved the-rrrselve.: a wonder team ly making a lCFYlllC Comeback atter losstnq by IZ points. Counting the playoff games, the- Greyhounds: ended their season with a very line record, winning 19 and losing 4, In the years to come can always rertiernber the 50-5l Greyhounds as true champions Row l-Holiday. Trozzo, Hall, Hadosh. Kovach. Bunuso, Dunscr, Pustorkovich, Kunscr, Kucik. Zupcn Sivek, VonBergen, Bosco, Polkcmbla. Row 2-Young, Lea, Vargcxnin, Olsavick. I. Cupper. R. Cuppcr. Lhola. Lnifey, Marmic, Pcllini. Rendos Tweardy. Dnnko, Balog. Cfblllo QPOQS MC1l'fll On To Diff SID ll Fil ff? 1 Kun C lmicvrw 1iq 1 clslieefbclll -Slrivv in Fflllll' For LJIICIPFFIVISSITIPII Row 1-Schumm, Mazur. Wxdzxszewski, Iohnston, Yales, Sunc, Tucci, Laneve. Row 2-Mr. Feldman, Ward, Nicholuus, Hewitt, Cxisi, Wiilc. Swanson. 1 xh . 'L f ,Ahl ,J -QQ sg 'Qu-qv .. I 5 gf 3 R' Q 5 , , 6 . L I -J X I JLJ. -Q Q , 3 UQ xx V M110 I X KAW! ?. Ji! eg ,ua Mx : . 'U s ., ,K f J ' Q! 1 39 ., u Ka F, M ,, Q, 1. f ' ,v ', if 'I - nr -X R! ,, 1 i cimol Qvsonclliiies Honest I didn't . . . Christmas stags! 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UP Onq TIC Q WE WISH TO THANK The Edltorlal Stall lor thetr help 1n se urtng xntormatlon ldefllllylflg ptctures plan ntng and wr1t1ng copy The Busmess Stall for thelr su cesslul sub crxptton carr1pa1gn and securlng advert: e ment from our patrons Mr Donald Young of the Pontxac Engravmg Company for h1s help 1n planmng the book Mr Gus Arcun for catchmg the spmt of Monessen H1gh School through h1s photo graphs Mr Albert Destelano tor add1t1or1al photography Mr l H Huston ol the Nat1onal Prmtmg Company for asslstance IH selectlng type and for the prrntmg of the book Mr Paul Nelson of Durand Covers for smcere mterest ln our cofer d9S1QI'1 To all our patrons and advertisers for glvmg wrlltngly and generou lf to our can D tor a better yearbook Mxss Anna Harhax for her account1ng Mrs lames E1saman for her excellent super VISIOH ol the Busmess Stall Mtss Ohve Pannabaker and Mrs Duatne Htcks lor thetr un tlrmg asststance and genume mterest whlch atded greatly the Eclltortal Stall To all who GSSlSled ln any way we QIVP our heartfelt thank Buslne s Manager Co Ed1lOIS Ierry Getselhart Constanttne Monro Ann Lout e Plleghardt lo ephlne Runfola . e , , - , C S . 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Clfdd fflfi Zur, llfiliy, lr 7.lr fozrrg P Regan fa Fflehd 'f' fzgd Mrs P11 elf ff f-,nCR','rr12irs Profesmonal Patrons Karl Berry Fred T FGIIIPGTIG e, l1 l 1 er 1 lvl 1 D Q lTGrcu11f1r F Far qllllff l I Fror1C1s Luqene W Feldmrm D G0111111 M W llecltter R Imues Herron J J Tl1o11 F ln as Tn Ferr 111C e J lx eqer Meymn O er1 lTllII1CI Timer r 5 111111 bl111r1r1y l Slcb erraer ftlorney l5nlVlCl Www Clubs and Orqanlzatwns Tl1e Cf1tl1ol1C DC111ql11erw Ol 1111 e11Cr1 e Lver11r1q Womcm 5 Club e I11r11or VVOIYTGH Q Clut, IQ lfoneseer Worrim 5 Cluli T11e T16 1lor1esser1 B11b1r1es cmd Prolees ol Wo 1r'r1w Cl 1 lflonesse Volunteer F1re lfeport 1 er11 llc C llf Q New lV'lor1e er1 Ae 19 No 6309 r Ll c R1ss1011 A111er1cr11 A. sOQ1G1O11 0 l 1110 R51 4 11 0Q1et 0 V Q. .f Q. Dr Ur ' 1 T 1 D1 f , 1 Tffr l. A li lll.'OI1 lir lore ,U Whlersrsio ll: O. I, Kre fg,' or llr los gl . Drdrlrs Dr Q. l '1 5 , , lr llr .. T. A ' l'r H. F. lDr Le' 1-,f 1 c . 1 Ur H, w ra Dr . Dr R. H. lf, lJr 7 ' ' l r R. 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B QCIIlCI'BU1ld1HLj Vzttzbumlx, V01 1 1 BU LDPRS OF THF ' f' ' ' H 1 H K Q O L The Monessen Flre Department and Rellef Aeen Thxrd Street and Donner Avenue Monessen Pennsylvcxma EXTENDS Q ONGRA TUL ATIONS AND TO THEIR PARENTS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATFS HAPPY YEARS AHEAD SUCTLSSFUL FUTURF DEPENDABLE FURNAGE GUMPANY 336 Donner Avenue Phone 1713 Monessen Pennsylvanla TO THE MEMBERS OF' THE CLASS OF 1951 I onqratulatlons To The Graduates 1 O11 TY JG 5 C E? tru DRG CONTRACTORS SPECIALIZING uv com. STRIPPING MONESSEN 940 fVT4 AD Il 5 0 W - D i ' . I I T-.lily YO1 SQIOCI fl. G 4 ' Wa '. Tow :Ci ft Krzmcstlu' Arhi Av T fi My Grodmg Trenching Fowmduixoys EXC? fx 'NG GR.IWNC3 5 f'X.'.' MC' IXli,?'5SlQI-I HIGH F3'T'1l Ol, That Reminds Me To Order VICTORIA COAL NUW' QWLRBWE' I , I l 5 f'l'1II'lL'CC!' Avenue TJIOHGV5 PV 1 I I L Q J Q , 115.551 Lsesnvv INT:-:n.uoeNcs QHJIJB Dun NATIONS lArz'rv GLS-X MEETS EVERY OTHER THURSDAY SLOVAK HOME 615 PM Complzments of the MONESSEN LIONS CLUB b 'W I X T lo ' 0, . . -.. I Y. . .1 -H O K Congratulations lo fha fI'raduatinq Flaw of 1951 GIIUATIAII BENEFICIAL AND EDUGATIOIIIIL SOCIETY S L 0 G A Beat Wz.she.s to the Class M1991 MUIIESSEN SLIIVAK IIIIME I 1 v e r l an n Monessen. Pennsylv ' . Il I l V V 1 I I ' Q, Q Q P AI Mfr'--1 5013: Sw nw, ?rNvf'- Fw! IVIVVIIXI zmw-www: MII Iw ww: May the Fruits of Fraduatlon Be an Fuel Iaetlng Insplratlon toward the Ultimate foals of QUIIBSS THE ITALIAN SGCEITY OF MUTUAL AID Q . - 4 Q I J Q - . v . u 5 5 n UU I Q A . f Q 1 , ,,E,fVL.,4.v. R, Mfr www - fy 1,X,1. ,x- . , ., ,. MIGHAEL J SKIRPAN REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE choonmaker Avenue Monegsen Pennsy vcxma BRIGHENTIBRUTHERS You call We haul w ffl 'VI Telephone 890 340 1035 1045 Donner Avenue Monessen Ponnsylvcmma V 1 1 1 f l 519 S . , 1 ' 7'QfnF, E3LPIf'V'f T.TO'JAEI'3 Pi. -.Ufff fl ffirff-,'.' .ffl ,TIES 'UQPK 'f'.f'1 f f1E.'f-'EFL X' ,QE 'f'fC f S , . RAVEN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION U' lla 5 11 wivvbg' WISHES AT FE Q I Q75 d?'-gr? 1 CH f ,V XY' N pw' 4-M324 G U J A SUCCE. . A 5 Q? . . A 2, A . I ' ': f- 994 ' ' I Class of 1991 GREEK AMERIGAN PRUGRESSIVE ASSUGIATIUN PLATO LODGE NO 10 Beat Wlahea to the Graduating lla.s.s 1951 LDGAL UNION I39l UNITED STEEL WURKERS UF AMERIGA I I F H , df X: To Yom Idfvfxls 'md Gl11dOd I0 Hiflll ' fi, E p l..1l .W ,. , P, fwl ' ' v of P L ongl atulatlono lo the Claos of 1901 fr om the MUNESSEN AUTO DEALERS ASSOGIATIUN COCCARI GARAGE Chrysler Plymouth DONNER AVENUE MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymoozh 1-'RANKS SERVICE GARAGE Desoto Plymouth FULTON MOTOR COMPANY Noob JOHN L GIBSON Olosmobuo Chevrolet HILLSMAN MOTOR COMPANY Ford MoDERMOTT STUDEBAKER SALES Studebaker MCKELVIE GARAGE Poouoo y s Q 0 u I l ' Q I 4 ' 1 - 1 1 , . 1 1 1 - -1 1 Congratulations to the Graduates AUGUSTINE B KELLEY Umted States Congressman from the State of Pennsylvama Compliments of U N I 0 N CLEANING COMPANY Cleanmg QS Pressmg Altermg 6. Repamng We Call 6. Dehver lr II Congratulations to the Graduates HUGO J PARENTE Mayor of the cny of M Qneb ben GR A ND PARLORS Grand Theatre Bulldmg Monessen Pa Phone 9494 'T D ' IDUCK NNI? ttfltl PINS IQKYNNJI INN ll W' 131: fk'.'f':1': Url 1 llfror. 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HUUNDS AND HUNTING The Sport of Beagling All ln One Magazine JUST FOR BEAGLERS The mdgc1z11'1e 25 U00 bedcrlers redd ld follow 200 Club 111dls 1eport 11g domg Ol 25 OOO fdll held tr1dl compel tors 7 OOO Sprmg derby and lutumy entme 4 OOO show represemduves Todcrv bedgles dre second 1I'1 ree p p Club reg1s'1rdt1ons PUBIISHED AND Flll Anno cmd llce Cdrrel Greenheld Oluo 11 erve Beagle Fede1dt1or1 and Arr1er1cc1 b d o uld11ty nd ed Q11 !511Qr1ccm Kennel TLD l3Y z.ol1c1cll l I lQII1 l l 5 2UU loedcgle uubs 'W .VL 25 YQ Y- 3 . .WV ..., , f. ' 1 ' ' 1 sa , 1 , , ' 1 5, , . A, ' ' '. S 1 1 11' , V -X 1 J .1 1.4 ' , ' , ' ,' S S 2' lar me Il 1 il iowl . , 1 1 ,Q MINO VEI RESTAURAN Complrments HER DEPARTMENT STORE Congratulatzons and Best Wishes See Us f0f YUUY Blllldlflg Needs Membership and Officers 1640 UNITED QTELL WORKERS CH ARLE R01 SUPPLY OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 1229 COMPANY 7251513 A .UT HVJW' Hi? sf:'JO'fJl , . Y C A ' S ' D R I N N T of .5-,.l'::1 A L4:'wfrz1'f md if Q11 'Vw wg, ll F I S , S :Y ul 1 H1: B gf E E':.:1:1h1:g3z ?'.r3r1fgii Turn,-., V' T squirm T221 V'f1 e ffl PW wm1fmmf1f1.Y T.'TL:,1aif, Cixi T 1, f' 1,11 1 , liOf,CTIF:lF'A biocrez Telephone M . Monessen Yard ' , . ormer venue Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 ANDREW PLEVEL WHOLESALE CAP DY QTATO CHIPS IJOVFT TIPS SCRATCH THE BARBER 457 D MONESSEN LAUNDRY and CLEANING C0 SL OIT AND DONFII N t N I Cl d CQMPUMENTS OF C PENNEY C0 INC ONGRATUI A TIONS CLASS OF 51 KOZY KORNER RESTAURANT 201 s h Allison Lescanac Post No 90 V1 E WL-NX VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS 949 S h J. . ., . Monessen, PG. I I P ' 9 X Q c oonmcxker Ave. Monessen, Pa. CC ,Y - . ll For Smclrt Groomm. W X year rape? : onner Ave. Monessen, Pa. L. f ' lmnlv 50 . c oonmaker Avenue C Q W JSI 4 O ew . ust eane Monessen. Pennsylvania CfOMr'I,1I.1HI'I'S OI K Compliments Q SI Fourth nd Donner Monessen Pa oom mm TS GP DITTMANS FLOWER SHOP of the WESTSIDE MOTOR TRANSIT COMPANY Chcxrlerol Pennsylvcxmcx BLST WIQHVS TO TUV FLASS O 1051 uvuw ce ffm iii? SQ Monessen Pennsylvama We Pave The Way' Asphalt Concrete Somewhere on the Road COMP' IMEINTS OF 6 tW 1C to I Grcxduites FAMOUS BAKERY 231 Knox Avenue Monessen Pcx Phone 854 I K I R ' S ' VDRIVE . 'QHIf ci . . 1 ' ' F , GR'BBEN'S , 5 H' - 0441-ibiza' L 4 ,nf ?E A T. Ie: is? rf: ine . n KK f COZZA FUNERAL HOME .f 1 1' f.::,r LCC S rvlcf- Reed Avenu Telephone 1310 I S A L Y ' S Dairy Specialists F Unclrr 00:1 C O on AR Sixth and Phone Donner ww MALIK S FOOD STORE THE ROBERT MORRIS SCHOOL mount mov IIHS xr 19 Hotel William Penn ATlant1c 1 0922 Pittsburgh 19 P LA Rise Galen 0 E Schoonrncrker Ave Monessen Pa Beauty Salon Phone 605 Reducing Salon Phone 2292 H1 HCDUSV O17 nLHUlY 1Y W E B S T E R CONSTRUCTION COMPANY D 1 PO Box A Webster Pct Telephone Donora 27 Y A 5 V TD EDMUND'S JEWELERS 456 Donner Avenue Monesqen 7351 441 e i1fJl1fl1'f1f1 'l ,'rvfw,': 1 -1 ' A f i frowfllr, r 7 Y,.'f1 Hoxfzl L E ' S 1 312 , ..... L Q --rd AC' I ' f 15'1f-strives Adm 1 v,'1Tf'I1Qflf ' 361 , A. . . l3x1wir'lfi-Agfa1,fT,-.' gi?ClC?1f F11 .NCP I - I I Q. ,T , , -. 11 H 7' tl. HY Alt-fri.. S13 ' V. . ., ,V 7 llll EDMUND s JEWELERS fl, I' .fre fftifffff ie ivxry je'.',wi5r',' lfftfsy '11l'llf Pri' nierptfs ' fflllfllflff lT!kll'. 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Hornieel, P es ibrrxfi Creensiein, ' i Q Prffia 7' . . -1 ...Alix Keix, Sec? fTYG'1b3 564 CfoMPre.rMr:N'r's or' KEYSTONE BILLIARDS 309 Schoonmaker Ave. Monessen, C'OI!lDTTITlf?HfF. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Monessen, Pa. Member Pedorol Deposit Trrsurfmco Corp, Q omplrrrrerrts of SPIELMAN S Kalser Frazer Sales Phone 578 Q omplrments of ANGELO A AUGUSTINE Kool Vent Alumlnum Awn1ngs IEDLAND Valleyb Fmest Lad1es Store Swcmsdown Icxunty Iumor Lcxssxe Mcnd Lass1e I Ioan M1ller Pettl 515 Donner Avenue Phone 1 B E E R Y S FOOD STORE O Bcery rop Frrrer Foods and Vresher Meow 433 Schoonmaker Avenue GOOD LUCK L IASQ OF 51 ALLEN 'S MEN'S WEAR JEWE LRY KARE FREE ABVGL KREDIT G I F TS X Opposm 555 559 Donner Avo. hopln lout F R ' S 1 I - .' r. 79 r . W A ' , P ,. A Jew? fa Fx X ff 1' N H H X. N X X, --.. f ,,!, -' R 'fl f! W' ' LABOW'S STORE Smart Wearma Apparel for Women and Girls Men and Boys '11-.fo Floors ot Clothma to Serve You Better 541 Donner Ave. Monessen, Pa. f Cfrrtgfl111tertt:1 mf LEFTY 8: MET CONFECTIONERY 415 Schoonmuker Ave. Monessen, Pcx. Phone 2631 Notary Pubhc JOSEPH SALADIAK Heal Es ate and Irteurance Bonds and Martaa :ee 423 Schoonmczker Ave Monessen K A S 1 K S 551 Donner Avenue Monessen Congratulattom COUSINS FLORAL SHOPPE 277 Schoonmcxker Avenue Monessen Pennsylvamcx Phone 2258 FLOWERS EOR ALL OCCAS1ONS JOHNSTON THE FLORIST OOIVTPAIUIATIOINS TO HE LLPSS OV 1751 COMPLVM NTS OF STORE movcsssm .M 431 Schoonmaker Avenue Phone 621 H A R O L D B C R A M E R Stvtf hr V 532 Donner Ave Monessen Pa fY:OIItIJ11IT1CI1fF1 at t , , R ' .3 V L 3 . Pa. . . Pa. 1 K' X X JA' P' 'fs f T T i ff . . - ziz, , 3. E 5 , f 0 Z 5 A .fi:!E55:',A I A .' mms wr1AR'f N1 N LYONS SUNOCO STATION 530 Schoonmczker Ave Monessen PU IN MONESSEN fx' S E Y M O U R S Donner Avenue Monessen H BBS Q 005 Schoonmcrker Ave Monessen SAMUELS SHOE STORE 544 Donner Avenue Moneqsen PARK ME AT MARKET Phone 51 1 1172 Schoonmaker Ave Moness n Pa MILSOM APPLIANCES 505 Schoonmcxker Ave Monessen 1 nfuetie C H VN 1 800 Schoonmczker Ave Phone 590 I ONDRA S DA1RY BAR 40 Roqtraver Road Phone 9840 ,,,.,,N,, - .,f- F, 1 ff f1. 11-mT11:,fA,, CAIN i V TO ,, A A . A 7, .,,. A Und ,f1'iCer'e:: 1' Ci we fr: t' 'wgfi ,rg 1 .1 .9 , U f5 '1:g11 1111 '1 ' f 151 1+f'.',' 1r':w1 1,Tf 15l'l11T1C'11f1!. 11' '11 'Nr 'zf 1 '11 115: '1C1Tf'fP 2 , ' . , Pa. 465 , . Pa. I 1 1 1 F1'P1'11111111'7f' 1 S . M O N 1 C K l VV1f'w '1.f A11 11.',C11' -4 Y ' 1 :f:f: C' 011111 . 'ZIICNU' Red P13110 I .1Ti',IT'T1f'0 - . . Pu. - ' OT ' rf-'T'-Qi' W0 7 1 f71.O. vvnf 1,-' 1X L, . 1,AlO1f 4Q11IA1U1,1fff1 OF 1051 iCT'.'1T'EC'1 eq! HSV: 15' r .'f-:Q '1:: 3fi , .. ,PCL 1 1 ' ANNl' S RESTAURANT 326 Donner Avenue Monessen Pct ROSENSON S FT YRNITURE Corn r Slxth Street CS Donner Avenue Mone sen Pennsylvcmlct C GEORGE S RECORD SHOP 330 Donner Avenue Monessen Pcx J GOD F 84! Donner Avenue Moneseen Pcx Phone 796 I ffj I SAMMIE S SMOKE SHOPPE 107 Slxth Street Monessen Pcx FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND IOAN ASSOCIATION S1xth Street and Schoonmaker Avenuc Monee en P nnfsylvamu MADELINES BEAUTY SALON 518 Fourth Street Monessen Pa Phone 8 HARRY DOUGHERTY 8: SON WC Freooo t PL nneylvcrnm I n I I -, I 2 . X - i ' ' ' 0 ' , lifts- 1' f:tZ.:,: 'E' :rf ':. n 5 1- A S '-, ' S J . . L A BEST W'ffSEiIf?? TU rftft' VF ,AHS OT' it Ff.tr7fr': Eff? ftlrif , filth-ft 'ffetvt ',', 'ert4 if Phono 2348-I g .- I gg,ff'.l'f'tJtMf'.,' 'IONf1 flf Q75 WIT st f ' 43 will f2Ift,f'U7llA't'tf5S fr' 7' 'E ' Y' 'L E 't,1gfu-'V Ol M I - 4, I 1 , . A ' t , A . .S .. C . ' ' A yi A 1 ' I I MERICAN TR DITIO Wirh each year of constant progress and faithful adherence to the traditions of Originality and Distinction Pontiac remains the Master Engravers to America s Schools The Pontiac proven technique of modern methods of reproductlon by experienced craftsmen the employment of the most modern preclsion equipment the artistic abilities M of our art and layout departments are Pontiac helps in publishing a successful yearbook. All of the personnel of the Pontiac School Publications Division are proud of their participation in the publication of your yearbook and express their appreciation for the splendid cooperation by your staff Ponhuc s 812-822 W. 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