Monessen High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Monessen, PA)

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JOANN ABRAHAM . ,. Homeroom Treasurer 2, Mimeograph Staff 4 This little Miss enjoys listening to records, dancing and skating . . . Jo-Jo paints and collects pennies as her hobbies . . . can be found with friends at Village Dairy .. . a future secretary. CHARLES AIELLO Butch's philosophy of Why take life so seriously, you'll never get out of it alive, indicates the easy going manner of this lad besides playing a guitar, Butch builds model cars and enioys swimming usually seen loafing with the boys at Doc's. JANICE ALBERTS Junior Glee 'lg Homeroom Treasurer 2 . . . Oh, how cute. is a favorite quip of Jan's , . . em- ployed as a waitress at the Village Dairy after school ... this lass plans to wear a white cap in the future. PHILLIP ALLEN . . . Cheerful Tracy always has a good word about someone .. . doesn't understand why homework is so necessary . . . Tracy claims getting up early and con- ceited people rate least .. . enioys being with friends at his favorite hangout. CLIFFORD DAVID ALTEMARE Intramurals l,2,3,4g Golf 2,3 .. . Popular Cliff can be seen working at Mickey's Dairy Bar Man don't bug me is his favorite ex- pression . . . pals are Dago, Willie and Frank . . . eating Italian food and watching all the girls go by are Cliff's interests. MARGARET ANN AMBROSE . . . Dramatic Club Treasurer lg Homeroom Secretary 1,39 Homeroom Vice-President 2 Enthusiastically engages in dancing and swimming . . . at the mention of that certain one, Beniey, Peggy's eyes are transferred to stars .. . business school or marriage lie ahead. Alice Lancas stealthily slips a typewritten note to Angel Katsuleris. BERNARD ANDERS Track lg Intramurals 1,2 This meek, sandy-haired piano player has his eyes glued to the set, television that is . .. the Tiger when not out with the gang finds time to be a philatelist and coin collector will see the sea in the U. S. Navy. JOYCE BACHINSKI Junior Glee 'lg Library Assistant 3, Senior Council 4 Predominant interests are dancing and swimming . ., Tough enough is Joyce's identifying phrase . . . relishes piano playing . . . planning on hiring an efficient stenographer? See Joyce, who plans to be one. JoAnn Abraham Charles Aiello Janice Alberts Phillip Allen Clifford Altemare Margaret Ambrose Bernard Anders Joyce Bachinski fa K' 59 if 1

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it. -i JR, Marion Cook, Marie Peters, cmd Barbara Kaminsky play Featuring the collegiate dress of the school are Marlon beatnik for the senior party. Bergstein and Ted Dominick. Attend Beatnik Party in Full Force. of the Prom, May Day, Senior Banquet, Class Night, and finally Commencement, will always be cherished by the Seniors. Both as a class and individually the Seniors have won recognition in many organizations. Displaying their glowing talents in the Glee Club, Band, Orchestra, NFL, Student Council, Yearbook, Gazette, and athletics, the Seniors have proved to be successful in all their en- deavors. The class of 1960 was ambitious and suc- cessful scholastically as well as socially. Al- ways well represented on the Honor Roll, the Seniors, displaying their scholastic abilities, have proved to be earnest in their studies. As they embark on their future careers, these hard working Seniors can be proud of their fine scholastic record. As they leave the halls of MHS, looking eagerly ahead but reluctantly behind, the Class of 1960 can look back with pride upon a truly memorable and successful senior year. SENIOR COUNCIL Row 'lr E. Chelen, M. Olkonen, W. Dawson, M. J. Pallone. Row 2: R. Billy, B. Gustin, B. Koziel, G. Pehote, I.. Powlowsky, S. Frazier, P. Riva, J. Bachinski, J. Pustinger, S. Salotti, J. Shuster, L. Luciani. Row 3: J. Tegnelia, N. Cullen, B. Laszewski, A. Falbo, G. Kossar, E. Ninchak, W, Kunsa, T. Gideon. X I

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MARION ROSE BACHINSKI . . . Student Council 'lg Maiorette i,2,3,4p Sophomore Council, Homeroom Secretary 4 twirling batons and the rhythmic high-stepping of a top maiorette describe Mucca . . . mention Bob and her blue eyes Iightup plans for the future include marriage, NANCY E. BACHOVCHIN Orchestra t,2,3,4, Glee 3,4g Homeroom Secretary 2: Mimeograph Staff 4, District and State Orchestra Representative talented Nance de- lights in music, boys, and writing evenings find her working at Tall Tom's . . . business training will further her commercial career after graduation. GERALD BARRON Jake a member of the Vocational Course can be found with friends Kent, Ron, and Fred at the Indiana Dairy Bar . . . says That's cool to stock car races and building model motor airplanes plans include the Army. ELLEN BARTON Glee 'lg Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Library Assistant 2: Student Council 3, Student Council Secretary 4 An earnest worker for the Student Council, El also finds time for her iob at Mickey's Dairy Bar future plans include nursing school. JOHN BARTOSIK Senior High Glee 3,4 You're out of it voices John, a commercial student keeps busy driving a delivery truck after school collecting stamps is his hobby post-graduate plans are either business college or the Air Force. DARLENE BASHADA Librarian i happy-go-lucky Doll can usually be found at the Dog House votes thumbs up to people with a pleasant disposition and to eating pizza hobby is listening to the radio future plans are undecided. DARRYL BASHADA Sniper can be heard giving o hint of the future by saying Gung-Ho . . . this machine- shop lad can't wait for hunting and fishing seasons when not working at the Star Lanes, Darryl can be found at Haury's Drug Store. MARTIN BASKO Bond 'l,2,3,4 friendly Marty's special interest lies in playing in the band . . . can always be seen driving his green convertible or with pals Len, George, Terry, and Tam has one big ambition-to attend college. QfJ YT' 5 'Q' il 7'5- P lc.,-H7 ho' Marion Bochinski Gerald Barron John Bartosik Darryl Boshada Make Operation Bookmove Nancy Bachovchin Ellen Barton Darlene Bashada Martin Baslzo A Success