Monongahela High School - Flame Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1954 volume:

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The total enrollment on the hill above the Monongahela River was greatly increased by the addition of a junior high building, constructed behind the senior high school, which also was repaired and to which six rooms were added. of thirty-five minutes each be- came the cafeteria and the Schedules were rearranged. The three lunch periods came accepted as part of the regular school routine. Then double gym completed during the second semester. Class of '54, present our Flame, years to come, our book may serve as an endearing record of the faces and scenes we knew so well. Recognizing the importance of these changes, we, the as a Sentimental Iourney Through the School, so that in onongafzefa Junior ,Mg 3400! L..nn.i.-,-.g........-i., ci.. an 5 cr c , . , Qnfenb INTRODUCTION ..V.,.V...w ADMINISTRATION ....vwwwV SENIORS ...,..AI,.,III,,,vY,,, UNDERCLASSES I7,,..,,..II. ACTIVITIES ,..,... ..II.,.I, SPORTS 7II7,,....... ...........A. 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Hanna: Dr. Iohn A. Griffiths, Superintend- ent of Schools: Dr. Michael A. Plesher, Vice-President: Mr. E. E. Smith, Treasurer: Mr. Harry R. Sickels: Mr. William H. Robinson, Solicitor: Mr. Fred C. Charlton: Mr. W. R. Stevenson, Secretary. Not in Picture--Mr. A. I. Brown DR. IOHN A. GRIFFITHS MISS MARY HARRISON Superintendent of Schools Secretary Ten MISS EMILY IOHNSON MR. JOHN P. CONTE Secretary Principal of Senior High School MISS ELVA SEVERANCE MR. IAMES E. STERNER ' Dean of Girls Assistant Principal Eleven Twelve Q06 815 ARTHUR L. BALL FRANCES DUI-'F P.O.D. American History Guidance Counselor High School Arithmetic IOHN CARDELLO Physics Biology THOMAS S. BARBERO KATHLEEN V. FURNIER Physics Typing II General Science Business Arithmetic HARRIET E. CRAIG Shorthand I-II WILLIAM BENEDETTI MARTHA E. IRWIN Mathematics Latin I Hygiene Spanish I-II SARAH P. CRALL Librarian MADELINE BOYLAND HARRY A. IOHNSON Speech Hygiene Drama Physical Education English III MII.DRED S. DAVISON Dietitian ALICE M. BURKE ERNEST M. KAI-ILE History II Algebra II Chemistry KATHRYN S. DORNAN Music Counselor Choral Director .136 QP5 ALEX R. KRILL IRENE ROBERTSON Art Instructor General Business Training Business Arithmetic RUTH E. NEVIN Physical Education Hygiene IOHN I.aFRANKIE ELVA M. SEVERANCE P.O.D. Algebra II Civics Geometry I-II Trigonometry RUTH E. SS K TYPi ,V 9 , X1 QV ' Busi ess E I mics f I Lf., Lf e r ice xl FRANK LIGNELLI MILDRED SHARPNACK Driver Education Bookkeeping I-II Athletics ANDREW ONDERKO Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing VIRGINIA MALLORY OSCAR SIMMEN English III-IV Director of Physical Education WILLIAM R. PARKINSON English I-II Basketball Coach HAZEN F. NEILL SUZANNE L. SIMMS . History II French II Business English World Geography ADELAIDE PIZZUTELLI School Nurse Thirteen 10,6 QPJ IAMES E. STERNER MARGARET S. STEWART ELLEN M. STYCHE ANNA BELLE SWEENEY Biology English III-IV English I-II French I Iournalism Guidance Counselor American History IOAN TODARO FLORA VOGLIOTTI GEORGE WATKINSON FRANCES R. WILLIAMS Home Economics Homemaking 10-11-12 Supervisor of Civics Hygiene Instrumental Music Pennsylvania History Latin II GUIDANCE TEACHERS Mr. Neill, Senior Adviser: Miss Craig, Iunior Adviser: Mr. Conte, Principal: Miss Severance, Dean of Girls: Miss Styche, Sophomore Adviser: Mr. Sterner, Assistant Principal Fourteen jim sglnior id ffm laighedlf Arm of Amman AA, fine inlfefdc- ima! mperior fo aff14nc!ercfaA5- mm, feacftem, ana! acfn fin,- MMQ gif fo 67, WL! flmf AM een miamcmageaf foo gang. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS First Row-f B. Vincent, Treasurer: Mr. LcxFrfrnk1e Sponsor H. Gucrrinoni, Secretary Second Row- H. Reynolds, President: M Sercrly Vrce President gud? N L X w A.. ,, 8l'LLOI C4155 Cel 5 Seated-I. A. Inserra, Secretary: Mr, Neill, Sponsor: M. Seraly, President Standing--W. Bowman, Vice President: P. Quattrone, Treasurer enior ome oom OMCW5 ROOM 1 President-Sylvia Sacane Vice President4E1aine Gulick Secretaryfglilma Ingram Treasurer--Harriet Tuttle ROOM 2 President-George Ionas Vice President-Renny Colaqiovanni Secretary+Helen Starinsky Treasurer--Edna Pizzutelli ROOM 3 President fff- Mario Seraly Vice Presidentfliugene Vittone SecretaryAEdith Buchta Treasurer-Robert Kramer Chaplain-Ninetta Myers Sixteen ROOM 6 President+Harold Reynolds Vice PresidentAGeorge Herbert Secretary-Marylou Stine Treasurerflionald V. Pellegrini Chaplain-Eleanor Dainty ROOM 8 President-Austin Cratty Vice President-Ioanne Inserra Secretary-Carole Roule Treasurer-Sylvia Olexa Chaplain-William Bowman V-fu.. . In YYY xv V vw 4 MARION ALTERICI Always seen scurrying around M.H.S .... has a friendly dis- position . . . Marion is as neat as a pin . . . can be found at the dances with Ez and Glo . . . we know she will make an efficient secretary. ROSA IANE AMOS Rosa . . . reserved and quiet . . . always has a nice smile for everyone . . . has a nat- ural talent ior the piano . . . should be very proud of her grades . . . her future in mu- sic is sure to be a success. LOUISE ANDERS This blond lassie is seen hurry- ing from M.H.S. to New Eagle after school . . . making ham- burgers and sundaes at Mar- tello's keeps Louise occupied in the evenings . . . Louise could get along fine without typing. PEGGY ANDERS Our little Peggy is the future owner of Swartz and Shaver's . . . often seen with Antionette and Dorothy either around school or uptown . . . Peg pos- sesses a very sweet smile and pleasant personality. NORMA IANE ANDERS Norma is one of the quieter girls of our class . . . she is kept busy on Saturday waiting on customers at Woolworth's . . . she and Bette Ann are inseparable .... business school will be glad to have her as a student. R E , 5 t . 1' . 5 qs .1 Q pre s - I . he's g- girl 3' is p ble - . . . . su s 5-N4 y...is pl A- - . A 0 R ea sse ,V o be nurse IANE ASHCRAFT Happiest when driving one ol the family cars . . . tall and blond . . . seen with TC and Marylou . . . always writing a letter to Korea . . . one of the Wheels. IEANNE ASHCRAFT A really sweet girl . . . friend to all . . . oh! that cooking . . . will make some lucky guy a wonderful wife . . . forever on the telephone . . . enjoys square dances .... always seen with the gang. IAY A. BARBOUR lay always has a joke for everyone . . . his cheerful per- sonality has won many friends . . . he lives tor the day that he'l1 receive a piece of paper called diploma .... his amition is to be a millionaire over night. ELIZABETH I. BARKEY Betty . . . last seen behind the counter of Schwartz and Sha- ver's . . . is always dreaming of that yellow and black Mer- cury . . . pals around with Io and Ninetta. Seventeen X . w i l 5 i a l. E F L. Fi I t a, kb, . eniom Eighteen RUSSELL H. BARTON Russ . . . greets everyone with a smile or a joke . . . enjoys singing V57 in the mixed chorus . . . one ol the merrymakers in room Z . . . believes his black and yellow Buick is the best car on the road. WILLIAM R. BAUMGARDNER Yata .... one of the New Eagle gang . . . he always has a smile or grin for everyone . . . most oiten seen cruising around town in that new Mer- cury along with the gang . . . harmless agitator. CLAIRE I-I. BEADL Clyd . a s g. threat so ea . . one e i g . . . likes pa' ' s . Ians e a scol cer... with To , Phil, yy MARY E. BECK Babie . . . this Iassie possesses the so-o-o-ftest voice . . . likes fo wear pretty sweaters . . . home making class is one of the main events of the day to her . . . in the future you'll be hearing her say. Number. please. IOAN LORETTA BENDIG Can usually be seen rushing to school with Grace at 8:29 . . . seems to spend a great deal of her time at McCrory's . . . Ioannie will find a top position in the commercial field. GLORIA NED W QM! Gl. nit vesrp Glo ha cr s pers 'ty . . . ca fo at t r Slop's d es Webst r any night of the eek . .Z fter gradua- tion oria will g to a busi- ness school. GRACE V. BLACKBURN Qi in es s na to eep that b onde ha so ery trifn??? Gracie . . . quiet, but nice . . . church activities occupy Gra- cie's iree time . . . hopes in the tuture to become a medical secretary. PATRICIA ANNE BLACKLEDGE Pat . . . lots of fun . . . always a willing helper on Miss Boy- land's stage crew . . . she is really sharp in Solid Geom- etry and Spanish . . . makes frequent trips to the Palace Roll- er Rink . . . hasn't quite de- cided on her future. but will do fine no matter what she chooses. FRANK L. BLANKENBUEHLER A hard working student . . . carrot colored hair . . . thinks a Chrysler is the car fespecial- ly blue onesl . . . has a good time no matter where he goes. IOSEPHINE A. BOBIK One of the reasons why Gen- tlemen Prefer Blondes . . . . always seems to be escorted about in a black Chevy by a certain Hazelkirk lad . . . handy with a needle and thread . . . any employer would be for- tunate to have Io working for him, but perhaps she would rather be a housewife. Mb. od. Swagfgg Sapp? Y O 'X ANUL' of ooo BQ eniom WILLIAM BOWMAN l'Boot . . . has a laugh that startles folks for miles around- even himself!! . . . the veep of the senior class . . . unpre- dictable . . . when Boot is around, everyone wonders what's going to happen next . . . really a great guy. IOHN W. BRAWDY Tall . . . nice personality . . . likes races . . . plans to do governmental work . . . basket- ball is this boy's speed .... seen with Renny, Ray. and Bert. RALPH S. BRIGHT Taxi . . . from his model air- plane building he would like to progress to the Air Force personnel . . . pals around with the boys from Valley Inn . . . that glorious day in Iune will come none too soon for Taxi. RAYMOND BRISCOE Chink . . . one of Union Town- ship's ace basketball players . . . really enjoys singing . . . takes a keen interest in arch- ery . . . he hopes in the future to become an auditor. new 51791 GERALDINE s. Bnooxs 7 Gerry . . . pert and blonde . . . Editor-in-Chief of our yearbook . .. capable in all she does .. . popular at local square dances . . . oh-that smile . . . just loves to drive her dad's new car. DOLORES Q. BROTHERS Dolores . . . possesses a lovely contralto voice . . . seems to enjoy skating quite a bit and listening to jazz music runs a close second . . . kept busy with the newspaper and ac- tivities in chorus. ROBERT L. BROUNCE Duck . . . active spectator at hot rod races . . . one of the boys whose name appears on the absentee list during hunting season . . . drives a black Chevy and has an at- tractive blonde beside him... usually seen talking to Taxi, Weasel, and Bill. HARRY BROWN Harry . . . liked by everyone who knows him . . .Myers and Myers' ace truck driver . . . enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time. EDITH S. BUCHTA Edie . . . Oh-those beautiful long blonde curls . . . can be seen clerking at Dave Chatta- way's on Saturdays . . . plays clarinet in our M.H.S. band . . . pals around with Ioyce . . . to be an efficient secretary is Edie's ambition. IOANNE F. BUGAILE Ioanne . . . a swell girl with a wonderful personality . . . usually seen with Syl and Aud- rey . . . or maybe seen riding in a blue Chevrolet . . . Ioanne is undecided as to what she is going to do after graduation. Nineteen 'Il l 1 . . 1 J 1 l 1 Q , !.'.,.+.f,f ! R . 9-i t t I 1 t V V v r Ln AUDREY A. BULR Likes pretty clothes cmd red and white Oldsmobiles . . . would enjoy school more if they had a siesta every afternoon . . . Audrey would like to be a beautician. cmd we think that she's well qualified for the job. NANCY PAYE BUMPERS One of the serious and hard- working usherettes . . . cour- teous and friendly to every- one . . . helps Mrs. Cochrane at the public library . . . Nancy and Philomena are inseparable . . . hopes to be a secretary in the future. PHILOMENA BUMPERS Phil . . . easy going . . . likes everyone and everything . . . veiy interested in sports oi any kind . . . Aren't you kids ready yet? . . . Philomena just loves senior science . . . wonderful personality. MARY CLAIRE BUZZI Mary Claire . . . has a soit voice . . . kept busy at Schwartz and Shaver's . . . would be lost without Peg, Dot and Babe . . .the ring on her finger tells her plans for the future. DAVID CARRINGTON Dave . . . can usually be seen with Ed and the boys from Fourth Street . . . drives a white Ford . . . main ambition is to graduate. Twenty GENE E. CARSON Sonny . . . possesses the most ornery smile you ever saw . . . one of those fortunates who doesn't need a home per- manent . . . neat dresser . . . very friendly . . . school is no bother to him. BETTY ANN CASERTA Works at Henry's after school . . . friendly disposition . . . Helen and Donna are always near by . . . she wishes she were a junior for a special reason. TERESA CASERTA T. C .... more people should be like T. C. . . life is just a joke . . . carefree . . . Zoom!! is her middle name . . . usually seen driving a black Studebak- er . . . one ot the Wheels . . . plans to go into nurse's training. RICHARD BEE CHARLTON Chick . . . seen with Bill, Ralph, and Skip . . . would especially like to sleep his way through life . . . his hobby is girls. . . plans to be a garage mechanic. - .1 I '11, c 63130: Mi es b s ll' and Wiring . . . ii in chorus . .9541 MES hick, lim and I4 . . at p esent is a news- boy . . . ilk re we see him as a ne eqszvgor. eniom eniom IOAN I.. CHERRY Ioan . . . never a dull moment with Ioan around . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . has a great desire to gradu- ate Q . . just hasn't chosen her career. ALBERT CHEVINE Skip . . . one that wishes there wasn't such a thing called school . . . usually seen driv-' ing a two-toned green Chevro- let . . . where you find Chick you'll find Skip also . . . ex- pects to join armed forces after graduation. nr:NNY co Acro X1-gnwjp Al no er...Hy.B9lUly wmuch weig n ou ss? . . . Quiet fat tim . . . a threat to all study h l hers. ANN COX Cute little laugh . . . helps to keep Locker 95 in a turmoil . . . . her future is already planned . . . a housewife she will be . . . loves to drive a certain blue car. HELEN VIRGINIA CRAGGS Can't wait till she gets that diploma . . . one of the wait- resses at Henry's . . . very friendly . . . one of our taller seniors . . . that ring on her left hand is the key to her future. IOETTA CRAIG Chatterbox . . . couldn't be any smaller . . . excitable . . . gig- gles frequently . . . usually changing hair styles . . . adds to the alto section of the mixed chorus . . .would be lost with- out chewing gum. AUSTIN CRATTY Austin . . . sm size, but n footb ability . . . one e-Qquy to be found at artz a Sgzlver' . . . s m y g ganc cas ' wtgvby t e jfs-irs aro chool. ELEANOR DAINTY Eleanor . . . a likable girl, with a happy personality . . . can be found at any of the dances with Donna Mae . . . works hard typing for the office . . . hopes to become an efficient secretary. ROY R. DAVIS Has a special interest in cars . . . his ambition is to grad- uate . . . likes to swim, fish, and hunt . . . does gardening and works around his home . . . seen with Iess, Richard and Alfred. LINDA LEE DAY This is one gal who's really tops in school work . . . the only thing Linda dreads is giv- ing speeches . . . keeping the post office in business is a fa- vorite hobby of hers . . . usual- ly roaming around M.H.S. with Kay . . . very friendly and sincere. Twenty-one ,, ,,,F,:Xi,.' .QV Ks 4 A P l l 4 ,i 1 4 Q. t n '71 0 0 , , X ANT A Ly Dip . . . has mlig Qlfgwble qualities, doesn't gifrls? wonderful dancer . . . depend- able performer on football and baseball teams . . . liked by all. ANTOINETTE ESPER This tiny eye-full of daintiness is one of the more quiet sen- iors . . . Babe's beautiful black hair is the envy of many girls . . . willing and very agree- able with both teachers and classmates. IOYCE FAWCETT lo . . . interested in all sports. especially baseball . . . friend- ly. but has her problems: namely, typing . . . can think of more interesting things to do than attend school . . . would like to work in Pittsburgh after graduation. NANCY LEE FITCH One of our capable editors on the newspaper . . . loves to sing and to play the piano.. very neat . . . always chang- ing hair styles . . . 'in the fu- ture she will be a private sec- retary and have a handsome boss. EUGENE R. FLAMENT Eugene . . . short . . . blond . . . enormous blue eyes . . . New Eagle is his abode . driving his green Ford suits him fine . . . has an interest out Dry Run Road .... an- ticipating graduation. Twenty-two L...A, r.. A-, A, --, eniom SARA A. FLEMING Nice girl with a friendly Hi for everyone . . . works?? real hard at McCrory's . . . usually seen with Ioyce, Mary Ann, and Betty . . . her ambition is to be a medical secretary. IOSEPH FLINT Better known as Hooks . . . has a special interest in A lunch period . . . is interested in all sports .... Hooks is longing for graduation . . . usually seen with Bill and Art. EUGENE C. FORD Peg . . . quiet, reserved . . . studies pose no problem for this boy . . . seen with Dick and Bill . . . whiz in solid geometry . . . probably will be a chemical engineer. BETTE ANN FRANCESHI Bet . . . loves to cruise around in a certain Chevrolet . . . al- ways seen with Norma and Caroline at noon . . . has a flair for neat clothes. BERT FURLONG Plays a trumpet in the classy M.H.S. Band . . . cr basketball star for Union Township . . . goes around with the Finley- ville gang . . . always driving around in a white Plymouth. PAUL GAIDOS Popsicle . . . gee, does he wish graduation would come along soon! . . . spends his spare time working at Lemley Motors . . . usually seen with Iim . . . has a nice personality. DONNA F. GANDLEY Faye . . . big blue eyes . . . sharp dresser . . . one oi the Wheels . . . loves jazz . . . always seen at the dances . . . spends most of her time with someone from llth St. WILLIAM GERBOC Bill! .... last seen blow- ing up the chem lab . . . won- der why Gerboc liked those science trips so much . . . was it the scientific exhibits or the novelty shops? NAN NG O f ' y is one e hi ng maj es . . u can alwa ount xcite ent I w Gib is a nd . . t ugh . terr' ' son- ality . jus ' a us e o a e loca ances . . . won ' terested e why Gi by is so in F1orida??? SALLY ANN GRAFF Sally . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . one of the most lik- able girls we know . . . just loves to go riding . . . horse- back and otherwise . . .lucky girl gets to drive that Mercury to school every day . . . we're sure she will have a happy future . . . with that grin it's a sure thing. eniom - --iv - ----v -,.v....,, ,. rf- A l ff! cf i 1 ,N ! 4 I ROBERT H. GRAMLEY ' Prefers blondes .... enjoys j band . . . what's this? Grumps is always making a fast trip to Pittsburgh on Saturday , nights! . . . next president of 4 the M.A.D.A .... you can de- A pend on a friendly smile and 4 a joke from Grumps. ' IACQUELINE W. GREGORY Where did she get that laugh? 3 . . .a member of the Girls' En- j semble . . . always seen with j lean, Ruthy, Nancy, and Da- vida . . . a future efficient A secretary . . . loves food. i 4 nonsnr Gnlrrrrn Sports a yellow convertible - about our fair city . . . spent last summer on an archeolog- ical expedition digging up old bones . . . wants to go South 3 and spend the rest of his life 3 getting a good suntan . . . P .1 lj plans to enter college or mili- gr ool. Q f F if' , n it nn-:'r'rA Gunnmom ii Henny's cheerleading ability kept school spirit high . . . one of the sharpest dressers in the ' . senior class . . . to see Henny ' I without her pleasant smile is j a rarity . . . some day in the near future she will make a 4' certain young man very lucky. A -Cx 3 JN 4 ELAINE MARY GULICK 1 One of the Wheels . . . usu- ally seen conferring quietly?? with Teresa . . . plays bari- tone horn in the band . . . won- der what's interesting in Char- leroi?? 1 l Twenty-three 1 -W .4 V ft- endow Twenty-four NORMA IEAN HAMILTON New addition to the major- ettes . . . came to us this year from Ohio .... strawberry blonde hair . . . makes friends easily . . . has a sweet smile . . . charms everyon ith her lovely voice. '- Fisk X .. IAM f,6 RHIS . . .zwork ' nty-three Y , rs aga sw t at one ex- fra h he g or prepares A e e o peech llass . . ki Xdanci a d ' s. if C ll X. X IO-ANN C. HARRISO Io . . . just adores skating... when not going to school or skating can be found making sodas at Friendly Inn . .u . look for Io-Ann in Seventeen . . .Io would like to be a junior fashion model . . . al- ways going to Clairton and Elrama. BETTY HARTMAN Loves to travel . . . seen with Nancy, Gerry. and Kay . . . her favorite pastime is skating . . . in the future she will say, Number, please. GEORGE E. HERBERT Our newspaper editor . . . loves cars, especially that Ford... last seen planning the paper layout . . . swell blond . . . doesn't like to dance . . . The Roving Kind. NANCY L. HILLMAN Spends her spare time at the skating rink . . . enjoys her work at the hospital . . . rather quiet . . . in her future career she'll be saying, Number. please. IUDITH E. HILTON Iudy always has a friendly smile for everyone . . . the name Iudith Hilton can always be seen on the honor roll list . . . her favorite pastime is skating . . . in the future Iudy will make some lucky fellow a fine secretary. LOIS IEAN HODGSEN Lois . . . a girl with a warm personality and friendly smile . . . she is usually seen walk- ing toward New Eagle every night after school . . . cou1dn't be work, could it? . . . Won- der why she is always so happy when second period is over? RUTH CAROL HOLZAPFEL Ruthy . . . has just the dis- position to make a swell nurse . . . always with her own little gang .... consistently has good grades . . . hasn't de- cided upon the school of her choice yet, but she'll be a wel- come addition to any . . . quite an accomplished pianist. IOYCE HOLZAPHF EL Has the craziest giggle! . . . always telling jokes . . . school is the least of her worries... loves to ride in a certain Chevy. l H. . .c N A- s 1. SAM G. HOUSTON Baldy . . . one of the Victory Hill boys . . . you can always have a good time with him . . . has a keen interest in sports, and if he isn't playing baseball or basketball, chances are that you'll find him with a rod and reel by a quiet stream. DONNA LEE HUGHES Petite and dainty describes Donna perfectly . . . takes a special interest in the under- classmen . . . very active in church work . . . adds to the merriment in mixed chorus... last seen designing bridal gowns. RICHARD B. HUNTER Swabby . . . works so dili- gently in art class-a clue to the reason: he really likes it . . . just cra-a-azy about square dancing . . . will serve in navy blue and sail the seven seas. ANTHONY IANNO Ir' suits him w fl, n't y think o? . QQ I a o rfie t e ' - al sq . . . Tony has many friend irls s well as boys . . . en with the Gal- latin gang ., . never forgets to say ALMA JEAN INGRAM Big brown eyes . . . a joke for every occasion . . . keeps the boys guessing . . . can you picture Alma as secretary for some rich businessman?? v I . .1 I' M- 4 IO Aims mssnmg y ' , . , 1 i lone of oBi..peppiest'1?l1eer- leaders and' also secretary of , ,! L : I our senior lcldas . I .lyk enyoyks dancing with , a ,pertain wine- onefgl . .' pghresses a swfeet smile i dfqd beautifdl brown eyes -.fl l'Io Athinks Grove Ctfy is pretty Wbnderful. ' WILLIAM S. INSERRA Our faithful manager of the Flame business . . . always seen with Grumps at the drug store or going to Pittsburgh . . . what's with this? . . . busi- ness??? . . . we see him as the next business manager of a large publishing company. GENE PAUL IACKSON Gene . . .a quiet boy with naturally curly hair, is always seen with the Finleyville gang . . . ranks among the top in personality . . . he lives for the day of graduation. WILLIAM IACKSON Billy .... our circulation manager of the newspaper. is always busy . . . he believes the world would be wonderful if he could dance his way through life . . . in the future. Billy will make a fine student at a business training school. AGNES L. IAMISON Toni is one of our neat seniors . . . around her wrist she wears a watch . . . could it belong to someone special? . . . in a hurry . . . that's our Toni, to get to her after-school job . . . in the future she will make a certain fellow a fine wife. 1 I eniom Twenty-five . I mu--- - l eniom Twenty-six 'I EDWARD L. IASINSKI Everyone knows Howdy Doo- dy! . . . there's always a laugh when he's around . . . hangs out with the Factory Street gang . . . a nice guy to know. NANCY LEE IAYNES Nance . . . a steady customer at the Palace Skating Rink. .. not a care in the world . . . seen around with Betty and Gerry . . . what a contagious giggle. BETTY IANE IOHNSON A girl with an exciting smile . . . is always seen rushing to class on Monday mornings . . . Betty's belief is that with- out skating, life is a drag... for the future we predict that Betty will have a ring on the third finger of her left hand. GEORGE l IONAS X le-o nu - o , e n h l K' ry nes PHIL F. KENNEL Phil, the mad chemist .... really a ladies' man . . . al- ways seen with Vickers and the gang . . . plans to marry a rich heiress and retire at twenty. PATTY KIEF ER Pat is always rushing some- where-either to work, or to mail a letter to a blond-haired soldier . . . usually comes to school sleepy in the morning . . . . has an amusing giggle . . . will be glad to graduate. I . ., .2 wwf 1N1az KIBGLT If 'ly .1 f 1 A 'ut gal ithplong curls .. oest ce...canf nfiflfdikg -'ies me X sc ogl 15351 . . ., can ally belfouncf with 'Marilynn CAROLINE MAE KOUCHE A prominent fan of last years senior class . . . neat from the tip of her nose to the tip of her toes , . . always has a smile on her face ..... petite . . . quiet. ROBERT KRAMER Crow . . . wavy brown hair . . .likes all sports . . . la- vorite pastime is watching television . . . very intelligent ol the AGP . . . plans to attend college. f 6 I XV 1 . l d l f ' ' h ng t 9, ' . I -- o ar- -Q - p1 E ..g,, 1 t s . . . will be a future manager O . . . e W - 'ev ' pal a ots o fu . V ff ff STEPHEN A. KRISTON Stevie . . . bashful . . . always seen studying in third period study hall . . . enjoys hunt- ing . . . you can usually find Stevie working at the gas sta- tion or talking with lim, Vandy, and Rich. i ocal weeklyl eniom PAUL L. LAZZARI The cause of all the noise in any room he is in . . . Weez is always in the teachers' hair . . . enjoys French II . . . huh, Weez? . . . will win twen- ty games for a big league team someday. RUSSELL F. LEACH Russ . . . always seen with lerry and Carl . . . biggest aim in life is to be a million- aire and a loafer . . . works at the brickyard during the summer . . . he just loves to drive his dad's car . . . ef- ficient treasurer oi B.Y.F .... hey, Russ, where do you put all that food? WANDA M. LEAVER Possessor of a bright, shining smile . . . thinks home ec is lots of fun . . . her biggest problem of democracy is the teacher . . . pleasant and al- ways on the go. IOHN LENGYEL - Gosh, he's terrific on his trom- bone! . . . oh, what a skaterl?l . . . what girls are there now, Iohn? . . . seriously, though, he's one of the best fellows we know. IESS LINDLEY . Iess . . . quiet . . . bashful . . . cute grin . . . friendly to those who get to knowrhim . . . school doesn't matter to him one way or the other . . . a farmer's life he will lead in the future. IOHN LOUIS LOSTLEN A hard working employee of Isaly's . . . the Mixed Chorus without Iohn is like a wheel without a spoke . . . always driving a big green Kaiser. ' 1 MARTHA ELLEN 1.oU'r'rl'r Marty . . . where did she get that beautiul red hai.r?...this lovely lass entered M.H.S. this year as a senior . . . what would Miss Boyland do with- out her on the stage crew? . . . she is looking forward to college after graduation. IANET MAE LUSK Never a dull moment when this gal's around . . . easy to get along with . . . spends her spare time working C?J at McCrory's . . . Ian can always be seen with that certain some- one. MARLENE MACAU Mara . . ! eet girl . at, ' erso ity! . . . usu l f Be , Io n nd . . t does 'n arleroi is ice . . . . Marla wi o secretar' l work after graduation. CURTIS H. MARCASE Known to some as Tug Boat . . . would rather hunt than eat . . . was last seen with Earl . . . a swell person to know . . . why doesn't he let his blond curly hair grow? Twenty-seven lpn, s. ROBERTA I. I MARTIN Bobbe . . . possesses twinkling eyes and a unique laugh . . . would be lost without dances . . . an ideal co-ed for any college . . . thinks that Pitt engineers are so-o-o terrific. DONNA MAE MCDONALD Donna . . . Iust loves riding in that new Mercury . . . Won- der why?? . . . will make a real neat freshie at some lucky college . . . hard working typ- ist for the Flame and News- paper Staffs. LAWRENCE R. MCMAHON Husko . . . athletic treasurer . . .loves to drive his car, especially if a certain some- one's in it .... ooooh that chemistry . . . will be a future news editor. MARY LOU McMAI-ION Mary Lou . . . one of those Wheels . . . possesses the most beautiful big brown eyes . . . . small, but sweet . . . . loves to dance . . . thinks there is no place like Donora . . . uncertain about her future. MARTHA MCNARY Marsie . . . likes to ride horse- back and drive the family car . . .thinks farm life is great . . t. a member of the 4H Club for six years . . . always seen with Betty. Twenty-eight eniom IEAN CAROL MEEK Ieanie . . . another case which proves that nice things come in small packages . . . has many friends . . . plans to be a secretary . . . can usually be seen with Marcy and the gang. IAMES I. MENDOLA Army lim. as he is called by his many friends . . . holds his own on the basketball court and baseball diamond as well as on the gridiron .... he is a regular all-around ath- lete . . . lim is a member of the Westminster gang and is usually seen at Schwartz and Shaver's. FRED C. METZ Fred is always slaving at the Five G Ten after school . . . then he is found loafing with his friends at Black Diamond . . . quiet . . . always getting into trouble . . . last seen driv- ing around in his red truck. FRANCES I. MIALE Frannie always has cx unique expression . . . just loves to swim and dance . . . does a top notch job in dramatics... surprises us all with her dif- ferent hair styles . . . jeepers . . . laughable. likeable, and atomic . . . what will she do next? NANCY MILLER Shy at times . . . has the usual attitude of students toward books . . . a nice girl to have as a pal . . . the ring on her finger tells why she's so eager to graduate. SHIRLEY MAY MILLER Quiet . . . likes to draw and paint pictures . . . works in McCrory's Five G Ten .... wants to join the WAF's . . . always seen with Annette, BEVERLY ANN MOUNTAIN Happiest day of Bev's life will be when she finally gets her diploma . . . beautiful smile and easy going . . . seen with the New Eagle gang. THOMAS W. MOUNTAIN A hard working boy on the stage crew .... Lassie just loves French . . . he is always with the New Eagle gang. BONNY IEANNE MORGAN A welcome addition to M.H.S. . . . came here in her junior year . . . likes art and driv- ing . . . has a special interest in Penn State . . . will be an airline hostess. LOIS F AY MORTON Lois . . . quiet . . . usually seen at square dances .... enjoys movies and watching T.V .... after graduation, Lois plans to do office work. eniom EDWIN MUCHA Eddie . . . loves to drive his car around town . . . especial- ly if it is packed with his buddies . . . friend of all . . . beautiful blond wavy hair . . . another of those who are count- ing the days until diploma time arrives. KATHERINE MULLER Drives her Ford like a streak of lightning .... ah, come on . . . has an interest at college .... plans to enter nurses' training after gradua- tion. N INETTA M. Has a worries her ROBERT L. Bob . . . hunting is his favor-, ite sport . . . seen hurrying to M.H.S. from New Eagle daily . . . works hard in solid geom- etry . . . we predict that he will be a sports announcer. ARCHIE SAMUEL ODDI Sam was last seen driving that crazy yellow convertible on the sidewalks of Monongahela . . . he is a real brain and a snappy dresser . . . will more than likely prove Einstein's theory to be wrong. Twenty-nine Y ,,,, . W,-.,,,,,,.,,,7Ti,,, ,X,mrv,.T, I 1 A 1 l 1 I A i 1 l 4 1 I ti 3 4 l E 4 I 1 is 4 Q I 4 as-A J .---W -f-1-W f f -apr' Y ' eniom Thirty SYLVIA OLEXA Syl is one of the very popular gals around M.H.S .... friend- ly . . . full of fun . . . don't be surprised if someday you see Syl's face on a magazine cover, as one of our top mod- els . . . we wonder why she is so interested in the Air Force. IAY B. OPPENHEIM Always driving a new Dodge stationwagon around . . . Iay's solid in geometry . . . always going some place fast. PEGGY PEART Takes studies seriously .... blonde . . . always gives nice compliments . . . never greets anyone without a smile . . . good natured . . . tops when it comes to commercial sub- jects, ALFRED L. PELKEY Our mighty Tarzan . . . oh, to be six feet tall . . . we can see Al as a wild game hunter in Africa .... really gives crazy answers in P.O.D. RONALD P. PE : GLORIA ORENISH Beautiful blond hair . . . Oh, Pete pl a oi o all 1 wish if were Friday .... Sagcetbejharo d .H.s. can always be seen with the - . he H0theI er Gallatin gang . . . will make st Tga g ut someone an efficient secretary. f is SEQ time in Ne Eady. . . ed by everyone. ,SQ J WII.LIAM G. PARNELI. lax 315. ml Always has the right answer . . da brown ly in trig class .... last seen WWA . . o e to da e . . . driving a red truck . . . hopes the ' ter ted in certain to be a farmer someday . . . s . . pular . . . has a keen sense of humor. on of e y eleven. MARCY PASCARELLA Very friendly to everyone . . . always with Gussie and Iean . . . . driving is Marcy's pet peeve Cwonder why?l . . . has a smile for everyone. WALLY P. PERECKO Wally drives the training car like a pro . . . can be iound at the Hickory . . . plans on an Air Force career . . . we see him as a deep sea diver. MAURICE H. PERRY Mauri . . . tall, thin. trouble- some . . . detention hall would not be the same without him . . . girls are his hobby . . . busies himself at Borrello's garage after school and on Saturdays . . . hopes to own the largest garage in the val- ley in the future. EARL PETERS Pete . . . has covered a lot of territory while hunting and fishing . . . trains beagle hounds in his spare time . . . school is just one big trouble to him . . .usually seen with the boys from New Eagle . . . would like to do some big game hunting in the future. BARBARA ANN PFABE Barb . . . a cute miss with baby blue eyes . . . always traveling to West Virginia to visit friends and relatives . . . just loves to dance . . . to be a secretary is her ambi- tion . . . always seen with the gang from Fourth Street Extension. DOROTHY A. PIERANTOZZI Dot is one of the quiet gals in our class . . . her hobby is collecting records, especially those by Vic Damone . . . can usually be seen with Babe and Peggy . . . Dot will make a neat, efficient secretary. f f r :SN LI: zur 5 F ate ve uc y mu- ' . cra too . where e s m c h e's Ez and her gan . . n business man ' go' to A very lucky to av as hfiwcretary. J i MARCELLA PLINTA Marcy .... can usually be found at the local skating rink . . . her present work is at the 5 :Sf 10 in Pittsburgh . . . after graduation, she will work in an office. R. IOHN PLOMEY Another Vagabond . . . seems to enjoy putting mileage on new Pontiacs . . . spends his spare time servicingl?l cars at Bindi's . . . one of the boys from River Hill . . . likes to kid everyone. ji! I ffl v. F4 for ff depe xiJs Q..vg:2je a croo er .l . alwgys' re y for a Ago ima lit . li eq to drfftfrlqund ' ls Ch .y no a , ashf '. yi iriks that sc ol wo eld' better place without adm tance slips. , , I f XJ MARY ANN PUNCHUR Punchy . . . be-bop enthusiast . . . possesses artistic ability . . . gets around a lot . . . al- ways seen at Slop's dances . . . has a good sense of hu- mor . . . always has a joke to tell. IAMES R. PUST Iim . . . friendly . . . quiet . . . likes sports of all kinds .... pals around with Steve .... ' frequently seen talking to a certain girl or driving his green Chevy . . . plans for his future are unknown. M eniom , .,,,,,,,. , . W. .EQ Thirty-one 1 x. 1 I 1 1 .,,.1L .,..L ' ..u.......4....r . f ,W --, t 1 t dt X Xxx ,' Nxt PATSKY QUATTRONE Rhl Q . yjbpe, the Gallatin gang , seen in a -X Stud er c r r truck .... X lovaik ncin but hates crutch- of 49' es . . . Mr. asurer of the Senio Class . . . likes to tease the girls. THOMAS W. REPASKY Tom's favorite pastime is play- ing hookey . . . it's fun when you don't get caught, huh. Tom? . . . a really swell per- son to know . . . everytime you see Harry and Bob you'1l see Tommy . . . he has a spe- cial interest in the sophomore class . . . his future concems Uncle Sam. GENE R. RITCHIE Gene . . . thinks that educa- tion is a waste of time . . . his major interest is out of school . . . driving a Ford is his idea of living . . . smooth dancer . . . . would like to have an easy job with big pay . . . who wouldn't?? ARTHUR ROBERTS. IR. There must be something mighty interesting in Mones- sen. Art . . . where you see Art you'll see Ioe . . . a real carpenter's helper .... his ambition is to join the Air Force. H OLD EY IAMES A. ROMAN Dou l . rl resi t . Iim . . . tall . . . nice to know e tude Council in . . . eager for graduation . . . capable S , .9 misses last year's senior class 0 ct-my on-,tba er- . . . his plans lor the future - d by e l nclude Uncle Sam . . . seen pop usg Sou ften cruising around town in geomet ?l . . . colle e bound. his OWU CGI'- DONALD A. C 6 ANNETTE ROTELLA Likes to t Y . . Coal black hair .... hard- has his c ddies . . . working typist for the Flame seems to er ut- ow . . . commercial subjects are girls . . . er Sat st y- o problem to her . . . con- ing . . . wo i o jam t stantly worrying about her test service a gr uation. W, grades . . . will be a success- XVAL Nf l secretary. os ses smil SW iisf fs ills. an .Q .QR th a . . . always een ith rty nd Mary sf: Y L . . . should I or shouldn't y hair? wonder if Eddie w like it? . . . oops. forgot my lunch again. Thirty-two CAROL L. ROULE This little classy lassie is our head majorette . . . our blonde is one of the more pop- ular gals in M.H.S .... quiet . . . always has a smile . . . the hospitals will soon be over-crowded when Carol fin- ishes nurses' training. emfom eniom CAROLYN I. ROUSE Carolyn is one of the gals from M.H.S. who has a won- derful personality . . . she can always be found laughing and joking . . . friendly . . . pop- ular . . . in future years, we'1l be seeing Carolyn dressed in white, as an Angel of Mercy. ROBERT RUNYAN Always seen with Tom and the gang . . . just loves to ice-skate . . . mischievous blue eyes . . . enjoys teasing the girls . . . liked by everyone. DELMAS RUSSELL Demo .... terrific trumpet player .... seen with Bert. Phil, and Dave . . . drives his own green Chevrolet ..... future member of a dance band. BEVERLEE A. SACANE Bev .... a very quiet and sweet girl . . . Bev is one of our very best artists and hopes to make art her future . . . . usually seen with Carolyn and Wanda. SYLVIA A. SACANE Syl is tiny in size, but not in personality . . . shows merri- ment through her eyes .... adds to the laughter in the lower hall at noon . . . in the future some lucky employer will be proud to have this lass with the dimples and beauti- ful smile as his secretary. h RALPH SAMPSON Rudy slaves away at Bidzila's garage . . . drives around in that crazy red Chevy . . . he is leaving his future up to Uncle Sam . . . Ralph keeps the seventh period industrial arts class alive. PEGGY SANDERS Peggy . . . appears quiet but when you get to know her- Wow!! . . . friendly to all . . . neat dresser . . . Peg's hair is always neat and trim . . . slaves away at Dierken's in her free time. ALVIN M. SASANKO Al has held down three differ- ent positions on the football squad, and did a swell job at each . . . was known as Ice Cream Al during the summer . . . is he really as quiet as he seems?? ...would make a fine college student. LOIS SAUNDERS Nice and quiet describes our Lois . . . eating and dancing are her favorite pastimes . . . hopes to settle down with a certain someone as soon as she graduates. GERALDINE .SCHOTTENHEIMER Gerry . . . a future Angel of Mercy . . . likes to roller skate . . . says Aw, heck . . . seen always with Betty and Nancy . . . baby sits to earn her spending money. Thirty-three 7 4 t 4......4. t T V. v F Ln LEWIS SCOTT Another lad with an interest in out-of-town girls . waiting anxiously for graduation . . . always seen with Eddie and the gang . . . one of the little terrors in P.O.D. class. MARIO A. SERALY Tops on the gridiron . . . suave dresser . . . capable president of our senior class . . . spends his spare time bettering rela- tions with a certain sophomore girl . . . in years to come can you picture our Mario as a doctor??? IUDITH A. SHAW ludy, one of our quiet seniors, is always trying to get her chemistry done . . . can be seen working at the hospital alter school . . . hopes to enter nurses' training after gradua- tion. ELIZABETH SMITH Liz . . . nice . . . usually has a smile . . . always has some- thing to tell you . . . seems that she's never going to get out ot that home room at 3:15 . . . helps to keep the people happy at the hospital . . . . plans to attend comptometer school after graduation. MARGARET SMITH Marge . . . likes to skate . . . now works as a soda girl at Span and Taylor's Drugstore . . . will be a secretary . . . her little black dog is her constant shadow. Thirty-four - v emlom SELMA SPENCER Selma just loves to workl?l . . . helps the Dramatics Class make noise on the stage in seventh period . . . last seen picking up thumb tacks for Miss B .... has a swell per- sonality . . . will make some lucky guy a terrific secretary. loyce Marie Statfen Friendly and quiet . . . has a special interest in the senior class . . . always seen with Ian and Ioanne . . . will make a swell secretary. HELEN ANN ST RIN Alwa My low onrefj. . . 111911 and pe ik all . if lives i Slo 's ances J . busy a pnd til, Mill- er-5 sygjejjrrai. 1 IOHN STEAVENSON Minus height .... diligent worker at Martello's . . . mis- chievous manner . . . talks to everyone . . . last seen pes- tering the girls in the home- room. MARYLOU STINE Heavenly sky blue eyes . . . a really popular lass . . . one oi the hard working editors of .our yearbook . . those nifty skirts and sweaters admired by all .... Marylou, with her friendliness and intelligence. will be a welcome addition to any college. THOMAS C. STOFFEL Tom . . . does double duty in the baritone field . . . plays a baritone horn and sings bari- tone in the boys' ensemble . . . at present he is an ice cream scooper in Isaly's but in the future we see him as the manager. FRANK STRUNIAK Frank . . . small and blond . . . a iriend to all, Miss Boy- land's handy man on the stage crew .... likes to skate-- spending much time at the Palace Skating Rink. NORMA M. STUYVESANT Norm . . . a warm friendly smile, but seldom makes much noise . . . her favorite sport is swimming . . . Norm has her eyes set on housekeeping as a career. E R E - Q w ll r's loss, an 1 M. ga when Geor e r led h o'l this wl- . . . f l of rm an - N. 1 u s se s e s . . s aro to the 101 - in er For . . . mild mannered. BERT nur. 11 obs anner is ' e going . per S USS OO ECI ES to . I 'H ' 1' fl ' ' st 1112 ' - . .e t' ' h - -- -1' 9. ll e danc . . . 1-' o tall - - l6'4 . . . vi to ' th f ll Q ke ll eniom lOHN C. THOMSON Iayhird . . . really is ct joker . . . likes to keep busy doing some- thing, and most of the time it's carrying the tuba for the band . . . looks for a good time, and usually finds it. IOYCE H. TOMKO Enthusiastic spectator at stock car race . . anxiously await- ing gr u tion day . . . likes to tr v to West Liberty State e . . . a member of the h l . . . clever with the et. ELIZABETH M. TONECHA Bets . . . tops among girls in safe driving . . . enjoys grow- ing plants in her spare time . . . will be only too glad to depart from M.H.S. this Iune . . . Bets' plans for the future are as yet unknown . . . un- usual earrings fascinate her. IANET L. TORETTI Everything suits Ian to a T . . . terriiic dresser . . . tops in dancing . . . typical teen- ager . . . to make her happy all you need are: one diploma, a jazz band, a tall blond. and a dance floor . . . quietC?l and friendly. with personality plus. GERALD TREGEMBO Ierry . . . last seen running around with a flashbulb cam- era taking pictures for the newspaper and Flame .... takes an ardent interest in the cheerleaders, for a very special reason! . . .tries to stay awake in French class, but sometimes it's difficult for him. Thirty-five .,.4, c r l t l V I I P l t t 1 1 V P t I A., Thirty-six eniom IOYCE C. TRUFFA Has a sweet personality . . . always smiling . . . just count- ing the days until she gets that diploma in her hand Kwon- der why?l . . . always seen with the kids from Gallatin . . . it's no secret that loyce has her own special plans after graduation. GUSTAVA TURKO Gussie . . . quiet . . . petite and dainty . . . very neat dresser . . . always has some- thing to tell Marcy and Iean . . . home making and Gussie go hand in hand. RICHARD E. TURKO Rich . . . quiet . . . bashful around the opposite sex . . . hunting is his one love . . . pals around with Roy, Steve and Iess . . . hasn't planned yet for his future. DONNA T?RNER oker e sem c s appi en e ets e mi a onstan y pl GEORGE VANDERSLICE Vandy . . . can hardly wait until graduation day .... would make a good stock car driver . . . why does he sud- denly get sick during hunting season? . . . everyone thinks his black convertible is really nifty. ROBERT VICKERS Clifty . . . his greatest ambi- tion is to make the Honor Roll . . . he is a great hot-rodder in his Chevrolet .... likes girls . . . will be a future me- chanic . . . a sharp dresser. SHIRLEY ANN VICKERS Her spare time is spent in detention hall . . . lots of fun . . . thinks juniors are tops . . . one of our girl-hotrod- ders . . .calls everyone Babe. BEVERLY E. , my Bev is o of t snap y ma- jore tvj . . where there's her re's B . . has igeqlitii o a a ys t al noon Q y to ryone l t ' s . . . iked . . . 'Cragk . . ' h th 'l r.. in a bl . tte gin ' avorite p me. HARRIET IANE TUTTLE Hadd . . . at all the games you can hear our Hadd yelling Come on, gang, let's cheer . . . happy-go-lucky, friendly smile for all .... happiest when riding in cr red car. . . ev make so business man a ood sec- retary. IEAN E. VINOVERSKI Very nifty dresser . . . friendly, shy smile . . . likes Peters High . . . can be found driv- ing around in that new Plym- outh with Iackie . . . tops in her studies. EUGENE ANTHONY I Ol-IN VI'1'TONE Oh, those curls! . . . another Harry Iarnes . . . always seen with Arnold and Demo . . . one of our safer driverst?l . . . will make a fine student at Notre Dame .... one of the Finleyville boys. ROBERT G. WEBSTER Bob ' ver m' :-s a ance N Y' 4 s 'E 'tt fiwf in nes . N 1' es 'fu et- b 1. . . kTw s g in t of y 1 . . . wo V' ard for o Flame. GEORGE E. WENZEL Seen cowboying ct big black Plymouth . . . his future plans are to be a professional gas purnper at Hilltop Service Sta- tion . . . one of the taller grad- uates oi our senior class . . . welcome addition to the bass section of the mixed chorus. BARBARA WILLIAMS Barb . . . one of our capable usherettes . . . very friendly . . . she wishes she were a little taller . . . always busy at something . . . likes to roll- er skate. FANNIE RAE YEAGER Fannie Rae .... cute .... sparkling eyes . . . talkative . . . lively . . . joins the crowd in the long walk from Keenan Hill to M.H.S .... writing let- ters to a certain someone is her favorite pastime. PAUL YOUNG A member of the Park Avenue Gang . . . loves to tinker with cars . . . the Air Force is go- ing to get a new recruit . . . usually seen with Bill, Dan, and Tony. NANCY LEE ZA Nancy Allis a ref r c es . . t is , good oo in is popular with e y e . . spends her Sat- urday saving in th 5 and . . . ving something to someone. SALLY LOU WILLIAMS Arizona's loss and M.H.S.' gain . . . when it comes to instru- ments, Sally is very versatile v . . . hqr favorite pastime is eating pizza .... plans to study music in college. DOYLE W. WRIGHT Dole . . . what's so interesting down Elizabeth way? ..... works on his car continuously . . . blushes very easily . . . manager of A.6fP. someday . . . . seen always with his gang. eniom Thirty-seven N l l 4 1 1 4 l l in 'J 4 -I l J. .,' ,.,,p1W-Pgup, QW, Awww , To ff ,--.1 -j ' M . , :Tang I X ES R Y ,.,.,..-I X i Some girls take commercial, some preparatory And some pick up a little bit of every thing! ur eniom ang, First Row'-M Second Row--Ann Cox, Marylou Stine, George Vanderslice, Carol Roule, Phil Third Row- Fourth Ro Fifth Row-Martha Richter, Norma Stuyvesant, Alma Ingram, Ianet Toretti Thirty-eight 0119 g0 arty Louttit, Roberta Martin, Teresa Caserta, Mary Lou McMahon, Jeanne Ashcraft Kennel Ruth Holzapfel, Nancy F itch, lean Vinoverski, Sylvia Sacane, lane Ashcraft W-Donna McDonald and Eugene Vittone, Rochelle Angerman, Patri' Bl kl c1a ac edge, Iosephine Bobik, Bob Vickers vw ,gzniom ang, on? 9 1?g,,,..W,4w WLM? 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Forty-two J ,Tax 1 ff I - 'if-1 W ' 57116 Umzmfwmm za in a Jfromge, nncnknrecf crm- 0 iw, very cbmrenf nom ffm aolafmficalfecf aenior. jf ia aww A, fo MW 1? rf 51, mat fm W,Mfpw,94 mf! Wwfffz W 4 l 1 i Forty-three V AHTHW A ifiww Yrrr H iw' H W f omior 64155 OMCWA First Row-Mrs. Simms, Sponsor: Edith Zippay. Secretary: Duvid Stoy, Treasurer Second Row--Steve Fabin, Vice President: Leo Pasini, President .5219 0WLOI 0 641,65 C9l'5 Forty-four First Row-Dennis Broglie, Treasurer: Richard Dorazio, President: Simon Pestich, Secretary Second Row-Michael Dupay, Vice President: Mr. Benedetti. Sponsor unior ROOM 5 President-Charles Rose Vice President-Antoinette Pascarella Secretary-Sally Ann Howes Treasurer-Edith Zippcxy Chaplain-Gene Ritchie Room Valet--Melvin Mountain ROOM 110 President-Richard Hodgson Vice President'-Frank Curku Secretary-Ioarm Sasanko Treasurer-Martha Ann Reinhart Chaplain-Iames Luci ROOM 201 Presidente-Constantine Moreschi Vice President-Gay Smith Secretary-Sondra Wall Treasurer-Robert Gondczs Chaplain-Horace Garvin ,Sap 0I'l'L0l'8 Room 7 PresidentARegina Cicci Vice President -Colleen Tosi SecretaryABetty Io Howard Treasurer-Frances Bartolottcl ROOM 9 President--Carl Scabaretti Vice PresidentvBobby Warchola Secretary-Audrey Rue Treasurer-Norman Vanderslice Chaplain--Richard Ritter ROOM 10 President-Guy Albero Vice PresidentwPat Gandley Secretary-Marian Herbert Treasurer-Alphonse DeHosse Chaplain-James Ball BOOM 203 PresidentAThomas Borrello Vice President-Sally Fisher Secretary-Evelyn Marraccini Treasurer-Donald Amoroso ome oom, Omcem OWLZ ROOM 208 President-Leo Pasini Vice President-Iay Matuga Secretary-Carmella Quattrone Treasurer-Betty Lou Gainer ROOM 209 President-Dave Stoy Vice President-Steve Fcxbin SecreturyAConnie Losey Treasurer-Chuck McKinney ROOM 211 President-Iohn Berry Vice President-Larry Bartlett Secretary-Bob Stevenson TreasurerMArnold Dickenson QOWL COI'6 ROOM 204 President-Richard Dorazio Vice President-Ronald Hudak Secretary4Barry Dunham Treasurer-Carol Namie ROOM 206 President-Simon Pestich Vice President-Edna Brady Secretary-Anita Roule Treasurer-Judith Thompson ROOM 207 President-Ronald Borrello Vice President-Mike Dupay Secretary--George Crompton Treasurer-Kim Wallace Chaplain-Wayne Porter ROOM 210 President-Kitty Mutschler Vice President-Darla Anders Secretary-Ioyce Benedict Treasurer-Tom Blcmkenbuehler Forty-five omiom ROOM 110 First Row-M. A. Reinhardt, I. Sasanko, Miss Stewart, R. Hodgson, F. Curka Second Row--A. Comer, M. L. Ashcraft, D. Goodlin, C. Mautino, S. Cowan, R. Affi- nito, I. Flament Third ROWAC. Ballentyne, D. Lewis, M. Alex- ander, I. DeSantis, D. Dolli, F. Calvert, E. Affinito. E. Gillespie Fourth Row--I. Luci, D. Barrett, P. Trunzo, D. McCal1ister, G. Hensley. G. Buzzi. A. Gamble Fifth Rowe-I. Powers, R. Gallagher, R. Hruby, I. Perry, D. Malena, R. Columbus, E. Hardesty Sixth Row-W. Pigqford, I. Putnak, R. Iohn- son, P. Duvall, H. Lepro, I. Charlton ROOM 201 First RoweB. Gondos. S. Wall, Miss Craig, C. Moreschi, G. Smith Second Row-Y-I. Ban, S. Wietrzykowski, R. Cardis, B. Kikla, E. Marraccini, G. Moon, P. Mele Third Row--C. Pellegrini, A. Sampson, B. L. Caldwell, V. Legeza, I. Neidermeyer, M. Moore, G. Caseber, G. Pianetti Fourth Row-Y-E. Fine. H. Garvin, E. Starzyn- ski, R. Mellor, I. Demchak, L. Zewe, E. Pellegrini Fifth Row-R. DiCenzo, C. Packer, R. Bardelli, R. Cowan, L. Anselmino, P. Curry Sixth Row-C. Cullen, D. Stevenson, S. Ma- lena, R. Noble, F. Aten, W. Hess, E. Campbell ROOM 211 First Row-W. Nusida, R. Stevenson, Miss Duff, I. Berry, L. Bartlett Second Row--V. Zelinsky, I. Tomko, M. A. Cairns, W. Cullen, A. C. McKinley, R. A. Volker, N. Wegman, K. Porter Third Row-G. Pavlic, D. Williams, M. Koval, A. Bautz, D. Coulter, M. Panicucci, A. Ross, I. Van Voorhis Fourth Row-C. Momeyer, N. Myers, C. Turic, D. Patterson, I. Bidzilia, B. Van Voorhis, S. Bishop Fifth Row--W. DeGrange, W. Warren, I. Zanardelli, M. Namie, R. Clendenen, R. Byars, W. Rainey, I. Williams Sixth Row-R. Agostoni, G. Leaver, R. Ros- tosky, L. V. Thomas, R. Wenzel, C. Iar- vis, W. Milesky omiom ROOM 208 First Row - -E. Trufia, C. Quattrone, Mrs. Furn- ier. L. Pasini, B. Gainer Second Row----S.Patterson, K.Kea11y, E.Revet- ta, M. Marraccini, R. Patton, M. Mutschler Third Row-C. Robertson, I. Hull, V. Bozic, L. Gillingham, L. Adametz, G. Smail Fourth Row--R. Thomas, H. Briscoe, B. Gand- ley, S. Toretti, O. Graff Fifth Row --E. Sheperd, R. Debardinis, I. Col- teryahn, I. Oehrle, G. Brewer, H. Anders Sixth Row-L. Queen, B. Griffith, F. Ritter, R. Polonoli ROOM 5 First Row---E. Zippay, S. Howes, Mrs. Simms, C. Rose, A. Pascarella Second Row-A. Roule, I. Furiga, I. Tucker, S. Pallai, N. Bellicini, A. M. Frye, M. Zwastetzky Third Row-R. M. Pager, P. Blaner, N. Col ucci, S. Louttit, A. Lindley, K. Collins Fourth RowfM. Petrick, E. Repasky, B. Mi- chaels, G. Foster, M. C. Taylor, D. Yardas, C. Revetta Fifth Row-AW. McGregor, I. Manko, B. New- man, D. McFeely, R. Szedon, D. Young Sixth Row-M. Mountain, A. Massari, R. Cain, I. MacDouqal1, L. Savisky, A. Fedrick Seventh Row-I. Bartek, I. DeGrar1ge, V. Bon- accr ROOM 209 First Row-C. McKinney, C. Losey, Miss Nuss. D. Stoy, B. Malena Second RowfP. Seighman, V. Iarvis, C. Harris, S. Maley, S. Foster, S. Fenwick, P. Framancheck, M. I. Ofcharik Third ROWAI. Namie, V. Hamilton, C. Kirsch- ner, M. Bednar, G. Coyle, N. Bianchi, I. Stuyvesant Fourth ROWJI. Mendola, C. Sevick, I. Protz. P. Hodgson, R. Skaine, R. Iamison, I. Hugus, I. Manges Fifth Row-S. Stadtlander, I. Scott, R. Young, T. Pritchard, A. Barle, D. Smith, W. Bus- zinski Sixth Row-I. Miller, R. Speed, L. Matuga, N. Iones, I. Tonechcr, W. Paoleschi ,SDP OWL 0l'6:5 ROOM 9 First Row--N. Vanderslice, A. Rue, Miss Todaro, C. Scabar- etti, R. Warchola Second Row'--E. Furlong, D. Duff, C. Iurovcik, I. Zanar- delli, R. Gilmer Third Row--VI. Struniak, F. Staffen, I. Pecirt, R. Ritter, T. Parsons ROOM 203 First Row--D. Amorosa, E. Marraccini, Mr. LaFrankie, T. Borrello, S. Fisher Second Row-B. Cutwright, S. Odelli, I. Charnack, C. Crciggs, D. Furiqa, B. Hill Third Row-L. Lusk, G. Miller, R. A. Brooks, K. Dudas, E. Fine, A. Eiseminger Fourth Row-I. Zwastetzky, R. Behanna, C. Barkey, I. Mc- Farland, G. Murray, M. Hyslop Fifth Row--G. Leach, H. Rhodes, L. Horn, I. Iosefchak F. Neill ROOM 7 First Row--B. I. Howard, C. Tosi, Miss Styche, R. Cicci, F. Bartolotta Second Row-N. I. Anders, E. Buchta, D. Books, M. Baker, C. Rostosky, P. Deberadinis, D. Bianchi, D. McCarthy Third Row-D. Fedorchak, G. Guydan, C. Koval, I. Phil- lips, I. Gallick, H. Protz, G. Secrist Fourth Row--I. Hahn, G. Collins, T. Keally, I. Stefl, B. McLaughlin, R. Moreschi Fifth Row-C. Murray, C. Lengyel, I. Thomas, I. Dulevich, D. Oppenheim, I. Danko Sixth How-I. Aqostoni, P. Wyne, V. Schwenk, T. Har- rison, B. France ROOM 207 First Row-K. Wallace, G. Crompton, Miss Mallory, R. Borrello, M. Dupay Second Row-D. Wilson, P. Baran, A. Coffield, I. Sava- rino, D. Malinchak, D. Caprio, V. Finley, C. Davis Third Rowe'-I. Long, M. I. Lajevic, D. Hamilton, K. Gilling- ham, P. Oates, M. Arnold, P. McCurry, N. Rider Fourth Row-G. Dorman, B. A. Beganics, A. Stoffel, P. Iohnson, D. Furlong, D. Solecky, I. Hommey Fifth Row-D.kPatterson, L. Helmich, L. Ambrose, I. Dilkes, A. Kczbilic, V. Bindi, I. Greco Sixth RowiD. Broglie, I. Yenny, I. Timko, W. Porter, W. Muller .SDP 0l'l'LOI 8:5 ROOM 10 First Row-QA. De Hosse, M. Herbert, Miss Vogliotti, G Albero, P. Gandley Second Row-R. Haywood, E. Craighead, B. Andrewson N. Knight, E. Cain Third Row-R. Bozic, D. Biddle, L. Baxter, I. Guydan G. Dannels Fourth Row-I. Ball, I. Dolinar ROOM 204 First Row-B. Dunham, C. Namie, Mr. Benedetti, R. Dor- azio, R. Hudak Second Row-M. Mountain, B. Polonoli, S. Massey, B Stevenson, L. Trappin, P. Wall Third Row-R. Nozalik, B. Holt, Z. Kriston, R. McCarty, C. Iohnson, W. Yardas Fourth Row-G. Seraly, R. Glick, D. Rotta, I. Kevech, P. Weber, I. Matey Fifth Row-I. Punchur, C. Thompson, I. Frankovich, I. Saccme, R. Parenti ROOM 206 First Row-I. Thom son, A. Roule, Mr. Cardella, S. Pestich, P E. Brady Second Row-A. Hemmings, S. Davenport, S. Sasselli, I. Donevan, I. M. Beaver, S. Wall, C. Maley Third Row-I. Bindi, A. Stine, E. Deigan, P. Balog, H. Coates, R. A. Criswell, H. Kickel Fourth Row-R. Parsons, I. Meek, M. A. Kruki, R. Dunmire, A. Furiga, P. Guydan, I. Alston, I. Paroda Filth Row-I. Holzapiel, L. Ghilani, I. Santello, I. Novak, D. Simmons, L. Kramer Sixth Row-H. Reitz, D. Cannon, I. Boros, R. Angioletti, G. Yarsunas, I. Fine Seventh Row-K. Neff, P. McCauley ROOM 210 First Row-A. I. Vickers, D. Starzynski, I. Benedict, T. Blankenhuehler. Mr. Ball, K. Mutschler, D. Anders, G. Brown, E. Pritchard Second Row-G. Bowers, S. Kon, S. Huttig. M. E. McKin- ley, B. Baroffio, E. Fabin, I. Hosdulik Third Row-F. Tomcfsello, D. Dawson, R. Miltak, C. Petrus, M. Lusk, I. Gallick. D. Dragone Fourth Row-I. Bagan, C. Green, S. Hann, R. Damico,W. Neubert, E. Glasser, C. Rose Fifth Row-W. Leeper, C. Noble, I. Olexa, R. Duke, P. Wright, D. Chevine, S. Scagline Sixth Row-I. Martin, D. Iaynes, R. Wardle, S. Fitch QS 5 E.BBd.E.'a7 - These freshmen are always in cz hurry for class. 7!lmlercfa4a leporfem Seated-C. Iohnson, M. Zwcxstetzky. I. Tomko, A. Roule, K. Gillingham StandingeK. Kecrlly. I. Bindi, S. Scrsselli Fifty STAGE CREW M. L. McMahon, I. Krempasky, M. Louttit, R. Leach, I. Steil. F. Struniak, T. Mountain 66 Ma., .mf W flmf Ai. .Jw of lie mmf imporlfanzf ,Mane of J. JCAOOMQQ 54 ffm Jctzyzfzeg. ff jn Aim, cfa.55e5 4 erue io occupy me fime Aefween SUEMCE Jul meefing5 ann! augm- ggw 'flzalf olfAerwi5e wow!! 77 ge wcufec! . . . Room 'fy 191 Wi? 'P .1.T . i.,., l91fzL6cvLlfi01fL5 The work of turning out the yearbook is placed in the hands of the stu- dents who make up the Flame Staff. Divided into the editorial staff, business staff, writers, typists. artists, and the photographer, these boys and girls work to carry out the job of planning, writing. and publishing the book. The staff does most of their work in the journalism class, but their jobs do not end outside of class. Ideas are exchanged, assignments are made and the editors oversee the work of writing. typing, arranging lay-out, and plac- ing cartoons. They meet with the engraving representative, the Flame photographer, and cover representative to select designs and plans that will carry out the theme of the book. The business staff consists of twelve members under the supervision of Miss Burke. The main purpose of the business staff is to sell advertising space to the local business firms and to sell and distribute the FLAMES. The typists have the job oi typing every written word that goes to the printer. The girls also type rush business letters to the different companies concerned in supplying material for the book. The writers' first assignment is to get a list of all the seniors' names in alphabetical order and to divide them among the writers. Then the task of writing a character sketch of each senior begins. Captions for pictures and division pages are also made by the writers. The artists have the job of drawing the cartoons throughout the book and also drawing the figures for the division pages. The staff photographer assisted Mr. Traversari with the class and club pictures, and also took pictures throughout the school and at athletic events. Publishing the yearbook is one of the major projects of the senior class. The publication staff is responsible for gathering and arranging material for the school newspaper. The newspaper is published once a month, and distributed by the homeroom treasurers. -SW The newspaper staff consists of a chief editor, a news editor, a feature editor, and business manager, with their assistants. There are also reporters from each class in the senior high school. ln junior high the arrangement is different. Anyone there, is eligible to write and it their write-ups are approved, they are considered a writer for the month in which their story is published. The jobs of the chief editor are many. First. he must set the dead-line for material coming in for publication: then he sets up the dummy, arrang- ing everything correctly. He must check all material before it goes to the supervisor to be approved. And, it is the editor who takes the material to the Daily Republican to be published. The duty of the news editor is to collect the news and if it- has not been prepared in write-up form for the newspaper, the news editor assigns the article to reporters to be written. The news editor presents all news articles to the chief editor. The feature editor is responsible for gathering material on special occa- sions that take place in or concerning school activities. The feature editor also handles the write-ups about certain people or the columns on person- alities. Sending exchange papers to other schools is another job of the feature editor. The material is then typed by typists who work for the Flame also. Every article has to be typed perfectly and proof-read before it is sent to the printer. There are pictures in the newspaper every month, too, and the Flame photographer is responsible for taking them. While the Red and White Review is a comparatively new publication, it has beenyenthusiastically supported by the student body. During the second semester Larry McMahon was advanced to the edito- rial staii, serving with George Herbert as alternate managing editor. Robert Webster was appointed the new business manager. we Qedt 00l 6t0f9 The Senior Class of 1954 presented The Great Big Doorstep, a three-act comedy by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, to a ve.y enthusiastic audience on the first and second of April. The entire action of the play took place at the Crochet home in Grass Margin, Louisi- ana. Scenery for The Great Big Doorstep was outstanding due to its complete change from the usual room setting to an outdoor scene. Scenery and settings were constructed under the able direction of Miss Boyland, director, and the stage crew. The Crochets' oldest son, Arthur, fished a doorstep out of the Mississippi River, from that time on, the family's great goal was to find a house to go with the imposing doorstep. The Commodore, a man of many words and little action, was kept busy promising his wife, Duck, and oldest daughter, Topal, the better things of life. The quick remarks of the ten-year-old twins, Elna and Fleece, kept the family spirits high. The one person who seemed to trust in the Commodore implicitly was his fifteen-year-old daughter Evvie. Their problems were further increased by the demanding actions of their landlady, Mrs. Dupre, and Topal's ex-sweetheart, Tayo. The situation began to look a little brighter with the young Texan Tobin and lovable Uncle Dewey offering their help. When these two re- sources fell through, the florist from New Orleans appeared and bought Mama's hidden lilies for a fabulous price. With this money the Crochets bought a house to go with their doorstep. CAST OF CHARACTERS Frances Miale Evvie Crochet .....,. ............rr......r......r.......r............ .....,r...., Topal Crochet ..r.... ......,, ...., M a rtha Louttit Mrs. Crochet ....r ..... H enrietta Guarinoni Elna Crochet ..r. r.......r M arylou Stine Fleece Crochet .... . ...,., Mary Lou McMahon Arthur Crochet ..., ......,.., H arold Reynolds Mr. Tobin ,,.., ..... R obert Griffith Commodore ..... .,.., W illiam Bowman Mrs Du re ..r..., Sally Graff . p .,.. A. Tayo Delacroix .. , Ronald V. Pellegrini Dewey Crochet ..,..., Anthony Dipaola Mrs. Beaumont Crochet ..rr.... ........, M artha Richter Fifty-four EOMAL EOF Seated left to right-Frances Miale, Marty Louttit. Sever Toretti, Iim Stefl Standing-Larry Zewe, Carl Scabaretti, Sally Howes, Henny Guarinoni, Mary Lou McMahon, Ioe Mendola Double Door, an all-school mystery play, was presented Thurs- day, November 20. The cast performed excellently under the ca- pable direction of Miss Madeline Boyland. My pearls, my pearls!!! Oh! my poor Anne! First RcwfI. Namie, I. DeSantis, B. Vincent, A. C. McKinley, I. Sasanko, C. Roule Second Row-R. Ceccini, M. Ferrari, M. Petroskey, R. Procter, E. Buchta. E. Swanson, G. Thorton, B. Sharp, I. Bellicini, R. Travis Third Row-S. Patterson, P. I. Robertson, I. Tomko, I. Schutzler, K. Woods, R. Plymire, D. Yerky, B. Mucha, R. Bertolina R. Roule Fourth Row-R. Taylor, W. Leeper, H. Sanders, W. DeGrange, R. Gallagher, S. Hann, W. Lazzari, R. Davis, P. Oates, R. Gramley Fifth Row-WI. Harford, A. DeHosse, F. Blankenbuehler, R. Cicci, E. Gulick. R. Borrello, I. Tomko, G. Hensley, T. Borrello, I Luci Sixth Row--L. Kramer, I. Punchur Drum Major, La Verne Thomas: Wildcat, Ioe Mendola: Head Majorette, Carol Roule Hand The music department of the high school has been steadily growing to become one of the best in the valley. This year the band did not do the customary formations for their halftime shows at the week- ly football games. Instead they instituted a snappy new march and drill system which was enthusiastically received by all spec- tators. An important part of the band is the major- ette corps. It was rated so high in ability that the lVI.H.S. majorettes were chosen to march in Pitt Stadium for one of the University's foot- ball games. The highlight of the year is the annual band concert, which was held this year in April. At this event the band played a number of different types of music including marches, swing, popular, and some classical numbers. First Row-N. Gibson, E. Zippay, K. Porter, D. Anders, N. Hamilton, N. Bellicini Second Row-YL. V. Thomas, M. Stoy, B. Van Voorhis, K. Keally, I. Benedict, R. Amos, A. Roule, N. I. Anders, S. Cowan A. Coiiield, I. Corwin, Mr. Watkinson Third Row--A. Dickinson, I. Williams, E. Buchta, I. Bindi, A. I. Vickers, I. Lengyel, I. Thomson, C. Robertson, M. Mountain M. A, Cairns Fourth Rowe-M. E. Hough, C. Iohnson, W. Mileski, L. Queen, I. Doliuar, D. Russell, I. Holzapfel, L. Ghilanti, I. Kevech I. Phillips Fifth Row-T. Stotfel, B. Furlong, E. Vittone, I. Berry, C. Iarvis, F. Ritter, Pi. Wenzel, I. Oehrle Sixth Row-W. Poaleschi, D. Amoroso 5006! I MAIORETTES N. Bellicini, N. Hamilton, D. Anders, K. Porter. E. Zippay, C. Roule, Head Majorette: N. Gibson. I. Namie, I. DeSantis, B. Vincent, A. C. McKinley, I. Sasanko, L. V. Thomas, Drum Major 1 omior Cjlzorow First Row-E. Fabin, P. Balogh. Mrs. Dornan. P. Guydan, R. Gilmer Second ROWYV. Anders, B. Stone. G. Pallai, B. Hickman, P. Welsh. D. A. Wallace. A. Mellinger, C. Thompson, D. Smith, R. Pileggi, M. Ferrari Third RowAC. Crompton.B. Zippay, T. Williams. A. Bove, M. Cronin, B. Tregembo, R. Lauder, S. Pizzutelli, I. Trunzo, T. Revettcx Fourth Row-I. Lewis, H. I. Lotink. F. Recaldini, K. Van Voorhis, G. Mercanti. I. Holzapiel. S. Frye, D. Ashcrait, A. Iamison. B. Muntan, N. Leach, C. Louttit Fifth Row--R. Toretti, P. Barton, V. Bozik, C. Ofcharik, K. Howels. M. Vancik, C. Christopher, I. A. Rhodes. B. Morgan. D. La Cava enior CAONM Kinley, Mrs. Dornan, S. Fisher R. Dunmire Second Row-E. Gillespie, A Roule. V. Legeza. M. Mountain P. Arnold, S. Davenporte Third Row-N. Hamilton, A. dinis. S. Massey, D. Biddle Fourth Row-C. Iurovcik. L. Bax ter. M. A. Lusk, D. Hamilton G. Foster. N. Colucci Fifth Row-D. Bianchi. M. I Ofcharik, I. Guydan. A. Stof- lel, D. Yardas,rG. Guydan Fifty-eight First Row- -D. Furiga, M. E. Mc- 1 I Rue. S. Patterson, P. DeBerar- Ymxeal Cfaorow A ,er . M . - up First Row--M. Herbert, C. Tosi. Mrs. Dornan, I. Hosdulick. A. M. Frye Second ROWJS. Saccrne, I. Tucker. N. Fitch, A. Roule. C. Mautino, I. Craig, S. Wall, R. Affinito Third Row-R. Martin, D. Brothers, D. Hughes, M. Ashczaft, L. Gillingham, A. Comer, I. Gregory Fourth Row-I. Toretti, C. Ballentyne, D. Lewis, G. Smith, K. Gillingham. M. Taylor, I. Long Fifth Row-D. Rotta, W. Rainey, I. Alston, H. Briscoe, I. Stefl, E. Hardesty, C. Scabaretti Sixth Row-C. McKinney, I. Lostlen. I. Pulford, G. Wenzel, R. Barton, V. Schwenk, L. Horn, G. Dannels 7 VLJQIWLLL First Row-M. L. Ashcraft, I. Long. D. Lewis, R. Martin, G. Smith Second Row-I. Gregory, D. Brothers, Mrs. K. Dornan, Di- I9CiOri N. I. Anders, E. Gulick Third RowfA. Comer, C. Tosi, Anita Roule, Armidc: Roule Fifty-nine QWLO First Row---H. Starinsky, Treasurer: W. Bowman, President: Mr. Ball, Sponsor: H. Guarinoni, Secretary: I. Men- dota, Vice President Second Row--B. Vincent, B. Franchesci, N. Zani, S. Sacane, C. Roule, L. Hodgson, C. Rouse, I. Knight, I. Gregory. I. Vinoverski, D. Pierantozzi Third Row-B. Morgan, F. Miale, E. Buchta, L. Day, D. Turner, I. Inserra, H. Tuttle, M. Buzzi, A. Rotella, G. Blackburn, I. Craig Fourth Row-I. Ashcraft, I. Tomko, M. Stine, R. Martin, B. Pfabe, D. Hughes, M. Macau, S. Vickers, N. Fitch, P. Anders, N. Hamilton, N. Gibson, L. Morton Fifth ROWAE. Gulick, M. McMahon, I. Toretti, M. Louttit I. Ashcraft, M. Richter, R. Angerman, G. Brooks, R. Holzapfel, B. Caserta, E. Dainty, S. Miller, D. McDonald Sixth Row--S. Oddi, N. Iaynes, K. Muller, I. Staffen, M. Smith, N. Anders, G. Benedict, E. Pizzutelli, M. Alterici, W. Leaver, G. Schottenheimer Seventh Row-R. Gramley, W. Parnell, P. Blackledge, B. Sacane, E. Smith, S. Spencer, A. Ingram, D. Ricci, I. Har- rison, I. Thomson, R. Charlton, G. Herbert Eighth Row-I. Oppenheim, R. Griffith, W. Inserra, R. Hunter, G. Carson, W. Perecko, A. Cratty, A. Dipaola, H. Reynolds, I. Lengyel, C. Marcase, I. Tregembo Ninth Row--E. Vittone, I. Pulford, G. Ionas, F. Blankenbuehler, I. Lostlen, P. Kennel, R. Vickers, I. Pust, T. Moun- tain, R. Taylor, W. Gerboc, R. V. Pellegrini, I. Brawdy, B. Furlong go Ogg CM First Row-I. Matty, President: D. Caprio, Vice President: Mr. Cardella, C. Iohnson, Sec- retary: C. Thompson, Treasurer Second Row-A. Roule, N. I. Anders, A. M. Frye, E. Pritch- ard, P. DeBaradinis, D. Dragone, K. Porter Third Row-E. Brady, M. Moore, E. Deigan, I. Thompson, N. Bellicini, G. Guydan Fourth Row-I. Peart, R. Bozic, G. Collins, I. Paroda, I. Stefl, E. Fine Fifth Row-R. Angioletti, G. Yar- sunas, I. Punchur, I. Iosefcheck enior cience CM First Row4S. Oddi, Treasurer: C. Roule. Secretary: Mr. Kahle. Sponsor: R. V. Pellegrini, Vice President Second ROWWT. Caserta, E. Gu- lick, M. Stine, I. Vinoverski, S. Graff, F. Miale, I. Shaw Third Row-L. Hodgson, R. Mar- tin, D. Gandley, M. A. Pun- chur, L. Day, R. Holzapfel, R. Angerman, G. Brooks Fourth Row-I. Lindley, I. Thom- son, I. Lengyel, G. Carson, M. Seraly, R. Hunter, G. Herbert Fifth Row-F. Blankenbuehler, W. Inserra, A. Dipaola, W. Pamell. E. Ford, R. Webster, R. Griffith, W. Gerboc igmo Hao Jehu First RowfI. Oehrle, President: C. Robertson, Vice President: Miss Duii, Sponsor: C. Pellegrini, Secretary: L. Pasini, Treasurer Second Row-W. McGregor, D. Coulter, G. Moon, A. C. McKinley, E. Gillespie, A. M. Frye, D. Goodlin, P. Mele L. Gillingham, N. Wegman, I. Furiga, S. Cowan, G. Smail Third Row-A. Ross, D. Dolfi, M. Alexander, I. Namie, I. DeSantis, I. Tomko, K. Keally, B. VanVoorhis, S. Howes, M. C. Taylor, N. Bellicini, I. VanVoorhis Fourth RowfM. Zwastetzky, G. Pavlic, A. Bautz, M. Moore, N. Stuyvesant, S. Pallai, A. Comer, I. Hull, I. Sasanko, C. Quattrone, R. Affinito, I. Bidzila Fifth Row-V. Zelinsky, D. Lewis, G. Picmetti, C. Losey, M. Panicucci, I. Neidermeyer, E. Zippay, G. Smith, K. Porter, S. Bishop, S. Maley, A. Roule Sixth Row-N. Myers, C. Kirschner, D. Yardas, M. L. Ashciatt, C. Ballentyne, P. Trunzo, V. Bozic, C. Mautino, M. Mountain, D. Malena Seventh Row-I. Miller. S. Stadtlander, R. Gallagher, E. Shepherd, S. Toretti, G. Buzzi, F. Curka. R. Stevenson, R. Szedon, M. Namie, H. Garvin, G. Brewer Eighth Row-I. Berry, L. V. Thomas, W. Paoleschi, C. Iarvis. R. Noble, F. Aten, R. Hodgson, P. Duvall ..!gI'C!L8l'y First Row+F. Neill. I. Lostlen, President: Mr. Neill, Sponsor: S. Pestich, Vice President: I. Oehrle, Treasurer Second Row-B. McLaughlin, R. Thomas, F. Stru- niak, T. Keally, R.l-ludak, I. Demchak, D. Broglio Third Row-D. Amoroso, E. Truifa, V. Bindi, D. Stevenson, A. Gamble, H. Reitz Fourth Row-R. Briscoe, R. Colagiovanni, W. Neu- bert, P. Wyne, I. Dilkes, R. Polonoli Fifth Row-D. Stoy, B. Furlong, R. Leach, I. Roman, I. Timko, L. Matuga wr 65.4 First Row-B. McLaughlin, P. Wyne, Mr. Sterner Sponsor: D. Stoy. T. Ianno Second Row-R. Behanna, I. Kevich, E. Iasinski R. Brounce, C. Kriston, M. Hyslop, I. Demchak I. Manges Third Row-I. Scott, R. DiCenzo. C. Noble, I. Power, A. Gamble, W. Baumgardner, R. Bright Fourth Row-D. Cannon, I. Olexa, R. Bardelli, I Zwastetsky, A. Chevine, R. Colagiovanni Fifth RowfP. McCauley, C. Cullen. A. Massari. P. Lazzari, C. McKinney. A. Campbell Sixth Row-L. Matuga, C. Beadling, R. Nagy, V. Schwenk, E. Ford, R. Wenzel .Awlunfing .Ealing First Row-R. Bardelli, Secretary: E. Peters, Pres- ident: Mr. Benedetti, Sponsor: E. Yevcinez Second ROWSW. McGregor, D. McFee1y, D. Smith. E. Pellegrini, A. Pelkey, S. Kriston, L. Savisky. G. Smail, Treasurer Third Row-G. Seraly, P. Kennel, R. Columbus, W. Nusida, A. Dickenson, I. Luci, A. Gamble, I. Yenny Fourth Row-D. Barrett, C. Moreschi, C. Rose, R. Parenti. I. Demchak, R. Agostoni, O. Graff Fifth Row-W. Porter, R. Iohnson, C. Iarvis, H. Brown, E. Flament, R. Cowan, G. Brewer, C. Marcase Sixth Row-R. Turko, R. Bright, R. Vickers, R. Hruby, I. Perry, I. Power, A. Campbell, S. Houston Seventh Row-R. Young, I. Putnak, W. Griffith. P. Weber, H. Anders, W. Pigford Eighth Row-I. Matuga, H. Lepro, R. Nagy, M. Perry, P. Duvall I .SZOFQ First Row-R. Gramley, Secretary: W. Bowman, Vice President: Mr. Barbero, Sponsor: I. Men- dola, President: I. Flint, Treasurer Second Row-R. Brounce, G. Ionas, P. Lazzari, R. P. Pellegrini, W. Perecko, A. Cratty Third Row-D. Russell, R. Sampson, R. Kramer, R. Charlton, I. Pust, P. Quattrone Fourth Row-C. Beadling, L. Scott, E. Mucha, R. Chenger, R. Taylor l9!.0f0 CAA First Row-R. Stevenson, Vice President: H. Reyn- olds, President: C. Losey, Secretary: E. Aftinito, Treasurer Second Row-M. Mountain, C. Namie, N. Zani, A. Vickers Third Row-R. Criswell, R. Cicci, N. Wegman, M. Macau Fourth Row-F. Calvert, A. Stine, A. Furiga, D. Starzynski Fifth Row-P. Guydan, S. Greedan, M. L. McMahon. D. Goodlin, A. Rotella Sixth Row-D. Wilson, Mr. LaFrankie, Sponsor: S. Miller 1 Seventh Row-D. Oppenheim, I. Zwastetzky, T. Borrello Clubs are organized in order to gain knowledge along with entertainment and fellowship. The Dramatic Club is for the aspiring Thespians of Monongahela High. Here members gain training in acting as well as in stage techniques. The Library Club's main duties are to help in keeping the M.H.S. library orderly and up-to-date. Student librarians are kept busy marking slips for the time of arrival and departure of pupils. You can usually count on them to find that very book that you would swear is not there. Any one interested in horticulture is advised to join the Green Thumbs. All amateur photographers may join the Photo Club. Their big project lor the year is making movies. The Commercial Club is lor those students taking the commercial or secretarial course. In this club the students are kept up-to-date on the latest business methods. ommercia! First Row-P. Peart, Treasurer: N. Myers, Secretary: Miss Robertson, Mrs. F umier, Sponsors: S. Flem- ing, President: I. Bobik, Vice President Second Row-D. Williams, S. Fenwick. E. Aitinito. G. Caseber, R. Cardis, U. Revetta Third Row-A. Sampson, A. Lindley, A. Pascarella, G. Foster, F. Calvert, S. Foster Fourth Row-C. Turic, B. Michaels, E. Repasky, C. Sevick, I. Protz, G. Hensley Fifth Row-H. Craggs, R. Briscoe, L. Saunders, W. lackson, D. McCallister Sixty-three 'l l 5 -l .gguafenlf Gund First Row-I. DeSantis, D. Caprio, G. Smith, H. Guarinoni, M. Serclly, Mr. LcrFrankie, H. Reynolds, B. Vincent, R. Cicci, M. Mountain Second Row-I. Berry, C. Rose, R. Dorazio, L. Porsini, S. Fabin. R. Borrello, R. Hodgson, C. Scabaretti, T. Borrello, G. Ionas Third RowiG. Albero, I. Inserra. K. Mutschler, S. Saccme, M. Stine, N. Bellicini, N. I. Anders, S. Wall, S. Pestich Qui!! an Sm!! First Row: 1. to r.-L. McMahon, D. Brothers, F. Miale, S. Scxcane, M. Stine, R. Martin, M. A. Punchur Second Row-R. Webster, R. Taylor, R. Angermcm, R. Holzapfel, D. McDonald, M. Richter, G. Brooks Third Row-R. V. Pellegrini, S. Oddi, I. Thomson, F. Blccnkenbuehler Fourth Row-W. Inserra, R. Griffith, G. Tregembo Sixty-four First Row-R. Kramer, Treasurer: A, Roberts, Secretary: Mr. Neill, Sponsor: M. Seraly, President: G. Ritchie, Vice President Second Row-I. Williams, R. Parsons, R. Byars, R. Rainey, D. Young, I. Scaglione, R. Hudak, E. Pellegrini, G. Albero Third ROWAG. Cheplic, C. Green, I. McFarland, P. Gandley, D. Ricci, E. Yevcinez, R. P. Pellegrini Fourth Row--I. Luci, W. DeGrange, L. Scott, A. Dickenson, I. Bartek, P. Gaidos, A. Fedrick Fifth Row-I. Dilkes, L. Queen, V. Bonacci, W. Mileski, W. Hess, S. Malena Sixth RowAN. Iones, E. Mucha, F. Neill, R. Barton, M. Perry, P. Quattrone enior ri- 'i- First Row-A. Ingram, D. Pierantozzi, Miss Robertson, Miss Nuss, S. Spencer, C. Rouse - Second Row-R. Affinito, S. Cowan, I. Savarino, P. Hodgson, S. Howes, I. Furiga Third Row-I. Cherry, P. Baran, D. Furiga, S. Fenwick, L. Saunders, N. Myers - Sixty-five Sixty-six P8811 jA1fLl'VLAZf Seated-G. Turko, Vice President: M. McNary, I. Bendig, I. Bobik, Secree tary Standing-Miss Craig, Sponsor: B. Tonecha, Treasurer: I. Meek og Pdf? First Row-B. Hartman, Vice President: U. Revetta, Secretary: Miss Crall. Sponsor: I. Ashcraft, President: M. Smith, Treasurer Second Row-K. Dudas, N. Rider, S. Foster, B. Cutwzight, S. Fleming Third Row--AS. Odelli, R. Brooks, N. Iaynes, I. Hugus, P. Bumpers ramaficri First Row-S. Sasselli, A. Roule, E. Trulia, B. Gainer, R. McCarty, B. Malena, S. Toretti Second Row-S. Vickers, A. I. Vickers, K. Mutschler, I. Tomko, H. Kickel, E. Affinito, M. Mountain, A. Stine Third Row-I. Benedict, R. Crisswell. M. Baker, V. Rostosky, C. Koval, C. Namie, Secretary: D. Anders Fourth Row-D. Fedorchak, D. Wilson, I. Bindi, Treasurer: F. Bartolotta, G. Guydan, C. Iohnson, I. Philips Fifth Row4I. Punchur, I. Mendola, D. Amoroso, President: G. Carson, O. Graff, C. Scabaretti I'0P6lI'6lt0I'g First Row-M. Richter, Treasurer: M. L. Ashcraft, Secretary: Miss Duff, Sponsor: L. Pasini, President: K. Keally, Vice President Second Row-A. C. McKinley, M. Stine. B. Van Voorhis, S. Sacane, R. Holzapfel, C. Kouche, M. Koval Third Row-I. Toretti, G. Brooks, K. Mueller, D. Hughes, D. McDonald. F. Miale, B. Pfabe, I. Ashcraft Fourth Row-I. Mendola, M. Zwastetsky, M. C. Buzzi, M. Louttit, G. Smith, K. Porter, C. Robertson Fifth Row-F. Blankenbuehler, P. Kennel, A. Cratty, I. Thomson, M. Seraly, R. V. Pelle- grini, S. Oddi Sixth Row-L. Zewe, R. Szedon. I. Lengyel. W. Bowman, E. Starzynski, R. Griffith, W. Mileski Seventh Row-R. Webster, R. Vickers, E. Vittone, R. Taylor The College Prep Club is one of the newly organized clubs at M.H.S. this year. Its purpose is to acquaint members with various colleges, to interest students in going to college, and to study college life. Membership is open to juniors and seniors. Their activities in- clude having an All-College Night, and visiting colleges in which the students may be interested. Two of the more active clubs at M.H.S. are the history clubs: The Demo Club and the Sigma Rho Delta. The Demo Club is open to all senior history students, while the Sigma Rho Delta is a junior history club. These two clubs have very active schedules. The Sigma Rho Delta takes numerous, now traditional, trips to various historical spots such as Albert Gallatin's home, Lemoyne House, and Bushy Run. The Demo Club is one club that really exhibits true school spirit. The enthusi- astic senior history students who make up the club are constantly on the go. One of their activities includes a yearly visit to the County Court House in Washington, Pa., where they witness a court case. Their yearly activities are always high-lighted by the annual spring trip to the Nation's Capital. The chief aim of these history clubs is to prepare the students of today to become better citizens of tomorrow. Sixty-seven 5. 4 1 l J t 4 l l t A F - V l- 1. I I 7 I L L of f' 2 61, LVL CVM! First Row--K. Gillingham, Treasur- 1 er: R. Cicci, Secretary: Miss Wil- liams, Sponsor: D. Caprio, Pres- I ident: C. Thompson, Vice Pres- , ident W Second Row--I. Thompson, I. Char- t nack, R. A. Haywood, B. Baroffio. ' I. Zanardelli I Third How-P. Oates, A. Stoffel, I E. Buchta, S. Odelli, A. Eisiminger , Fourth Row-C. Barkey, I. Greco, T. Blankenbuehler, S. Pestich, T. , Keally, D. Rotta I Fifth Row-I. Holzapiel, P. Wright, , T. Borrello, L. Ghilani, I. Boros The Spanish and Latin II Clubs are made up of students who desire to learn more about the customs and ways of life in the countries whose language they study. The students acquire additional knowledge through the many trips they take, and their interest in the language is greatly increased. p panw on ' lr Q Z I . First Row-E. Smith, G. Schottenheimer, S. Maley, H. Guarinoni, Treasurer Second Row-C. Tosi, I. Bindi, G. Albero, Secretary: C. Lengyel, I. Stuyvesant Third Row-D. Lewis, Miss Irwin, Sponsor: C. Iarvis, W. Leeper, P. Gandley, Vice President: A. DeHosse, S. Sacane I. Knight, President, not in picture Sixty-eight E.-. Lllfbgefetteif First RowYD. Guydan, G. Miller, I. Zanardelli, D. Bianchi Second Row-Miss Sweeney, S. Massey, B. Holt, Miss Nevin Third How GD. Hamilton, V. Finley, L. Rushton, L. Lusk Girls interested in sports at M.H.S. have a choice of either the G.A.L. or Rangerettes Clubs. The members of the G. A. L. receive many awards for their participation in the various sporting events. Included in the activities oi the Rangerettes is the annual trip to the mountains, as well as several hikes taken throughout the school year. First Row--P. Seighman, I. Trufia, President: R. Nevin, Sponsor: B. Kikla, B. Holt Second Row-S. Davenporte, N. Lengyel, I. Harrison, M, Pascarella, A. Bulr, I. Bugaile, G. Orenish, I. Flament, V. Finley, P. Wall, E. Marraccini Third Row--M. Bednar, N. Hillman, M. Plinta, P. Arnold, D. McCarty, H. Coates, D. Solecky, A. Hemmings, E. Pritchard Fourth Row--M. Marraccini, I, Staifen, M. Stasukevich, G. Secrist, P. Hodgson, I. Guydan, S. Massey, P. DeBer- ardinis, R. Pager Fifth Row--M. Petrick, E. Iames, C. Momeyer, M. I. Ofcharik, D. Bianchi, L. Morton, G. Coyle, L. Lusk Sixth Row-f-R. Iamison, B. Iohnson, D. Brothers, A. Iamison, I. Hilton, F. Davenporte, C. Revetta Sixty-nine Le CM First Row-I. Tomko, Secretary: I. Mendola, Treasurer: Mrs. Dornan, Sponsor: S. Stadtlander, President: R. Wen- zel, Vice President Second Row'--C. Iurotcik, L. Baxter, E. Gillespie, M. Curdie, A. Roule, S. Pallai, G. Pavilick. D. Biddle, E. Fabin, I. Hosdulick. I. Craig Third Row--D. Brothers, M. Lusk, M. Stasukevick, M. Bednar, S. Fisher, L. Gillingham, S. Wall, A. Comer, S. Patterson Fourth Row-VC. Momeyer, M. I. Oicharik, A. Stoifel, P. Baloq, G. Rostoskey, R. Dunmire, C. Koval, N. Hamilton, B. Malena, N. Gibson Fifth Row-S. Vickers, C. Sevick, N. Bumpers, I. Phillips, H. Coates, A. Rue, K. Gillingham, C. Ballentyne, I. Long Sixth Row-B. DeGrange, D. Rotta, D. Malena, M. Mountain, N. Namie, T. Stoffel, C. Scabaretti, B. Daniels Seventh Row---C. McKinney, I. Lostlen, I. Pulford, G. Wenzel, R. Barton, W. Paoleschi MAereffe4 First Row'-A. Cox, E. Marraccini, I. Lusk, Miss Sweeney, V. Bozic, B. Williams, M. Macau Second Row V-S. Pallai, E. Pritch- ard, P. Iohnson. K. Collins. C. Quattrone Third Row f N. Bumpers, G. Miller, I. Hugus, B. A. Beqanics Seventy 66 YN. N-.. r 5 0 wif 5 in Soorfj, fAe acaalemic dlfancbng 0 any Jcfwofb JQf8l WLil'L8C!L.l'L 1415115 ana! ZJMQJ. jim uadcbcforian id lie Mower, ana! Mm AOIIOI' :5flfLA2l'1,t:i 6Ll L' fA8 A1ft0l l'I'LI2lfL . . x fa ano- O. 06.12 '05 - 0 V bag K oc, yf 12' 6+ R7 U XV qt vb, ',ao ik all 1 IU' 'I 1 :Mn X 59.44 1 f 1fl'ff7Qlv'r.sKsi7: 4Y,'1 slfwaa ' ' Il 'lfqbal :J v.: -ll I' 40 - lg , Jhlovvt. all .4 1 7- 5 ii 455' Seventy-one SASANKO YEVCINEZ GRII-'I-'ITH RITCHIE WEBSTER FOOTBALL SCORES LETTERMEN Snowden 0 ... ,,,,,., . 1VlOI1OI'1gCIh91Ci P Q H L Mt M D I M dl Monessen 12 Monongahela . ua rone, . auga, . upay, . en oa, - B. Taylor. G. Ritchie, A. Sasanko, M. Seraly, B. Clcurton, 40 Monongaheia Griffith, L. Pasini, R. Dorazio, C. Cullen, W. Porter, Soljlth H1115 12 Monongahe a I. Matuga, W. Bowmcm, R. P. Pellegrini, R. V. U1'1101'1tOWI'1 20 lVlOI'101'1gCIhelG faellegrinib ES Yetgingz, l. Cl?ovger,lS.AFaSin, Brownsville 33 Mgnongqhelq assari, . toy, . ratty, . era y, . ipaoa A. Ianno, B. Webster, B. Gerboc, R. Cowan, D. gedstone 3421 monongageia Broglie, G. Brewer, R. Parenti, H. Reynolds-Mgr. Onora , Ononga ea Charleroi 47 Monongahela Bethel 32 .. Monongahela llizmzfy joofgay Quad I Q ' x ' I . V 'wlexyf Mi if Managers Seated in Foreground: H. Reynolds, G. Smail. S. Yardis First Row-A. Dipaola, I. Power, S. Pabin, I. Mendola, A. Sasanko, E. Yevcinez, L. Pasini, M. Seraly, R. P. Pelle- grini, R. V. Pellegrini, B. Taylor, B. Gerboc Second Row-L. Ambrose, R. Bardelli, B. Bowman, R. Bollinger, L. Sevisky, B. Dunham, C. Cullen, W. Porter, M. Dupay, L. Matuga, B. Webster, I. Putnak, G. Brewer, R. Dorazio, A. Cratty, D. Stoy, I. Thomas, C. Noble, ' T. Ianno, A. Massari Third Row- B. Domico, C. Barkey, B. Behanna, R. Glick. P. McCauley, R. Cowan, W. Griffiths, R Parenti, L. Bartlett, H. Lepro, I. Zwastetzky, I. DeGrange, I. Scott, D. Broglie, G. Seraly , ?i....t R. V. PELLEGRINI DIPAOLA TAYLOR BOWMAN jaoflaff On August 18, 1953, some fifty boys were starting a new football season with a new coaching staff and a new system. Previously M.H.S. teams had used the traditional single wing. However, this year the new young coach, Frank Lignelli, decided to use the faster, more deceptive T-formation. The Cats got right down to work by dumping a good Snowden squad. Then fate stepped in with numerous injuries plaguing the Wildcat cause. Player aft- er player was injured until at one time fifteen boys were on Dr. Oehrle's list, of these, eight were regulars. But still the Wildcats' spirit wasn't gloomy. They fought hard, clean, and well in each of the remaining games. Local fans feel sure if a few breaks had come our way, some of the losses could very easily have been Wildcat victories. A lot of credit is due to the reserves who stepped in and made a good showing for the school. The team didn't win many games, but they fought hard and the school is still mighty proud of them. Front--V Grover Smail, William Yardas Bock-Tony Ianno, Harold Reynolds MR LIGNELLI MR. BARBERO MR. LQFRANKIE MR. BENEDETTI QUATTRONE 'Jr' X IANNO CRATTY GERBOC R. P. PELLEGRINI M. SERALY 4 VL- if! wil If A' A ' 1 . 4 M t 4 , tt. L, V f 'af Wt, Ja, 'lx , L Q P ' ft. 1 ,- ' . J ,L SL , X 4 - L , L, W 47 V' ,A K MV 'IQ 1 Y A l ' 1 ' 1 V ., IL i K U I v t. lu J JJ V ' f' wt Letty Gillingham, Harriet Tuttle, Henrietta Gucrrinoni, Horace Garvin, Io Anne Inserrcr, Ncmcy Welcfixrjxv Wa21'e fl ' we M fy W V W1- J t f , LARRY MCMAHON Athletic Treasurer First Row-WS. Pestich, B. Damico. B. Parsons, A. Sasanko, L. Pasini, B. Behanna, T. Ianno Second Row-F. Broggi, L. Ross, P. Quattrone, T. Cox, I. Plomey Third Row--C. Beadlirxg T. Massari, I. Necciai, H. Roman, I. Iordan. T. Alfidi Fourth Row'-I. Kevich. E. Fusco, I. Bisacky, E. Pelleqrini, T. Parsons Coach-Mr. Liqnelli, not pictured SOCCER-REGULAR SEASON BASEBALL SCORES Oakrnont 1 Monongahela 3 Monessen 7 Monongahela South Fayette 0 Monongahela Donora 4 Monongahela Scott Township 1 Monongahela Charleroi 5 Monongahela Bridgeville 1 Monongahela Monessen 8 Monongahela Snowden 0 Monongahela Bellmar 2 Monongahela Monessen O Monongahela California 5 Monongahela PLAYOFFS Donora O Monongahela Monessen 0 Monongahela Bellrnar 5 Monongahela Oakrnont 0 Monongahela Charleroi 2 Monongahela Bridgeville 3 . Monongahela California 5 Monongahela Harald!! lam BASEBALL LETTERMEN Anthony Dipaola Iim Pust Don O'Nei1 Manford Gayhart Bon Pellegrini Ioe Necciai A1 Sasanko Rich Furiga Dick Ferrari Steve Fabin First RowfC. Moreschi, R. Ferrari, R. Furiga. I. Necciai, A. Sasanko, R. V. Pellegrini Second Row-I. Pust, I. Berry, D. O'Nei1, M. Gayhart, A. Cratty Third Row-Manager M. Seraly, A. Dipaola. R. Chenger. R. Byers Not Pictured-S. Fabin, T. Ianno. L. Ross, I. Power Seventy-five Kneeling---Managers Robertson, Oehrle, Kobilic Standing-Coach Parkinson, Pellegrini, I. Matuga, Malena, Webster, Taylor, L. Matuga, Hodgson, Gondos, Mendola, Coach Benedetti Z?a4AeL'Aa! Coach Parkinson and his Cat cagers commenced this season by winning seven out of twelve exhibition games. In these seven victories, they bested some of the better teams in the WPIAL. Of these Bentleyville and Clairton were top contenders for their section. The Cats then turned their attention to the Section V competition. Luck just didn't seem to want to shine on our Wildcats. In their very first game they lost a thriller to Brownsville 51-50 in the closing seconds. When the Golden Dragons visited the Wildcat court it appeared that nothing wanted to go right for the Cats and everything the Dragons did went perfectly. The score ended 58-41. Next came Monessen. The Cats fought hard but succumbed to the Section V Champs B7-39. Away from home on the Cougar court the Cat cagers put up a terrific battle but again Lady Luck turned her back. M.H.S. ended on the short end of a 55-52 score. Victory was still absent from our record as the team dropped a hard-fought battle to California. After leading most of the game, the Cats fell behind to lose 58-53. At last the victory-starved Cats managed to salvage a Win over the Brownies from Brownsville. Playing at pre-season form, the Cats could have whipped any team in the section this night. The score of the game finally ended 63-58. Donora welcomed the M.H.S. cagers for what they thought would be an easy game. The gallant struggle for victory fell short 57-51. Traveling to Monessen. the upset-minded Cats were disappointed. The Greyhounds just had too much for our cagers. The game ended in a lopsided score of 53 to 44 in favor of the Section V Champs. Revenge was obtained when Charleroi visited Wildcat Knoll. ln a very gruelling contest the Cats showed they were capable of playing good ball and went on to romp over the Cougars 67 to 53. The black cat jinx seemed to hover over the M.H.S. boys as they played their final game of the season at California. The Trojans playing on their home court were jdstiyn. Nothing could stop them. Final score: 44 to 33: in favor of C.H.S. g -J Not all was so gloomy in the Cat season. Their recogllg-13 doesn't present a true picture of the fine quality of players and the fighting spirit of the coach. -V 'FQ During the season Big Bob Taylor was able to ccndgfilb a grand total of 201 points averaging 20.1 to lead ali. Section V scores and set a new M.H.S. scoring Fecord. Qtr sa Opponents 34 Snowden , 43 Elizabeth 43 Bellmar . 40 Ellsworth ,,,, Sl Homestead 73 Washington 62 Clairton , 62 Irwin ,,,.,,, 47 Bentleyville 51 Brownsville 58 Donora ,, , fgafefgaff MHS Opponents 56 65 Ford City 59 54 Monessen . 52 55 Charleroi , ,,,,.. 43 58 California ,,,,,, 55 51 Irwin , 43 58 Brownsville 76 57 Donorcx ., ,, , 53 53 Monessen , , ,,,,,,, 50 53 Charleroi ,, , , , , 50 44 California H ,, . 41 33 Bellmar lay Matuga, lim Mendola, Ron Pellegrini, Lee Matuga, Bob Taylor, Sam Malena ,, 1,, , Seventy seven Er. ALTERICI, MARION Commercial Tri-Hi-Y Club-l, 2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 AMOS, ROSA IANE Preparatory Latin Club-1, 2 College Prep Club-4 Demo Club-4 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus-3 Glee Club-l, 2, 3 ANDERS, LOUISE General ANDERS. NORMA IANE Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 ANDERS, PEGGY Commercial Demo Club-4 ANGERMAN. ROCHELLE Preparatory Library Club-1, 2 Latin Club-l, 2 Biology Club-3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Senior Science Club-4 Demo Club-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Chorus-2 Flame Staff-4 ASHCRAFT. IANE Commercial lr. Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Photo Club-3 Demo Club-4 Newspaper-3 ASHCRAFT. IEANNE Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y Club-1, 2 Library Club-2, 3, 4 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 College Prep Club-4 Chorus-l, 2 BARBOUR. IAY A. Preparatory Tumblers Club-1 , 2 Football-2 Seventy-eight enior ,fgcfiuifiea BARKEY. ELIZABETH I. BLACKBURN, GRACE V. Commercial Biology Club-2 Commercial Club-4 BARTON. RUSSELL H. Preparatory Latin Club-l Glee Club-4 Hi-Y Club-2 Boys Chorus-1, 3 Mixed Chorus-4 BAUMGARDNER, WILLIAM R. Preparatory Rifle Club-2, 3, 4 Hunting-Fishing Club-2, 3, 4 BEADLING, CLARE H. General Rifle Club-4 Sportsman Club-4 Soccer-3, 4 BECK, MARY E. Commercial Photo Club-4 BENDIG, IOAN LORETTA Commercial G.A.L.-l, 2, 3, 4 Green Thumbs-3, 4 Demo Club-4 BENEDICT, GLORIA Commercial Tri-Hi-Y Club-l Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 V Jay Q23 E6 Il Us Something went wrong! l B B B B Commercial Rangerettes-1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y Club-l Sigma Rho Delta-3 Glee Club-3 Demo Club-4 lunior Chorus-l LACKLEDGE, PATRICIA A. Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y Club-l, 2, 3 Rangerettes-1 Dramatics Club-2 Latin Club-2 Demo Club-4 Spanish Club-3, 4 LANKENBUEHLER, FRANK Scientific Science Club-1 Photo Club-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Glee Club-1, 2, 3 Senior Science Club-4 Demo Club-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Band-3, 4 Flame Staff-4 Newspaper-2, 4 College Prep Club-4 OBIK. IOSEPI-IINE A. Commercial lr. Tri-Hi-Y-l Biology-2 Glee Club-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Commercial-4 Green Thumbs-4 Ir. Chorus-1 Sr. Chorus-2, 3 OWMAN, WILLIAM Preparatory Demo Club-4 Tumblers Club-1, 2 Hi-Y Club-2, 3 Sports Club-4 Rifle Club-3 Football-l, 4. , Baseball-4 BRAWDY. IOHN W. Commercial Latin Club-l Demo Club-4 Sports Club-4 Basketball-4 BRIGHT, RALPH S. General Tumblers Club-l , 2 Hunting 6. Fishing Club-3, Rifle Club-4 BRISCOE. RAYMOND H. Commercial Tumblers Club-l, 2 Commercial Club-4 Archery Club-4 Basketball-1 BROOKS. GERALDINE S. Preparatory Library Club-l Tri-Hi-Y Club-1, 2 Biology Club-2, 3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Senior Science Club-4 College Prep Club-4 lunior Chorus-1 Senior Chorus-2 Quill and Scroll-3, 4 Newspaper-2, 3 Flame Staff-4 BROTHERS, DOLORES Preparatory G.A.L.-l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Senior Chorus-1, 2, 3 Ensemble-4 Mixed Chorus-4 County Chorus-4 Newspaper-4 BROWN, HARRY General Hunting-Fishing Club-2, Tumblers Club-l BROUNCE, ROBERT L. General Rifle Club-2, 3, 4 Sports Club-4 Athletics-1, 2, 3 BUCHTA. EDITH S. Commercial Latin Club-1 G.A.L.-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Green Thumbs-3 Demo Club-4 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 3,4 enior ,fgcfiuified BUGAILE, IOANNE Commercial lr. Tri-Hi-Y Club-1, 2 4 Glee Club-3 Photo Club-4 G.A.L.-4 BULR, AUDREY A. Commercial G.A.L.-l, 4 Ir. Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2 Photo Club--4 BUMPERS, NANCY FAYE General Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club-1, 2 Glee Club-3, 4 Usherettes-4 BUMPERS. PHILOMENA General Travel Club-2 Library Club-2, 3, 4 BUZZI, MARY CLAIRE Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y-l Glee Club-I Demo Club-4 College Prep Club-4 lunior Chorus-l, 2 CARRINGTON, DAVID I. General CARSON, GENE E. Preparatory Freshman Science Club-1 Hi-Y Club-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Photo Club-3 Demo Club-4 Senior Science-4 Student Council-2 CASERTA, BETTY ANN Commercial Demo Club-4 G.A.L.-1 Photo Club-3 CASERTA, TERESA Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y Club-1, 2 Photo Club-3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Senior Science Club-4 Chorus-l CHARLTON, RICHARD BEE General Sports Club-l Demo Club-4 CHENGER. IOSEPH R. Preparatory Senior Sports-4 Baseball-3 CHERRY. IOAN L. Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4 Rangerettes-1, 2 Glee Club-3 Iunior Chorus-l Senior Chorus-2 CHEVINE. ALBERT General Hi-Y Club-1 Hunting-Fishing Club-2, 3, 4 Tumblers Club-1 Rifle Club-2, 3, 4 Football-1 COLAGIOVANNI, RENNY Preparatory Archery Club-4 COX. ANN Preparatory Iunior Tri-Hi-Y-l Latin Club-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Usherette Club-4 Green Thumbs-4 Usherette-1, 2, 3, 4 CRAGGS. HELEN VIRGINIA Commercial CRAIG, IOETTA Commercial Rangerettes-1 G.A.L.-l Dramatics-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Demo Club--4 Iunior Chorus-2 Senior Chorus-3 Mixed Chorus-4 CRATTY. AUSTIN Preparatory Demo Club-4 Senior Sports Club-4 Football Baseball I. V. Basketball-2 College Prep Club-4 Q Seventy-nine -?W,r,,-, DAINTY, ELEANOR Commercial Latin Club-l, 2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Photo Club-4 Dramatics Club-2 Flame Staff-4 School Play-2 DAVIS. ROY R. Preparatory Tumblers Club-l, 2 Band-3, 4 DAY, LINDA LEE Preparatory Library Club-l, 2 Latin Club-l Travel-2 Biology-3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Senior Science Club-4 DIPAOLA, ANTHONY P. 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Preparatory Freshman Science Club-l Hi-Y-2, 3 Photo Club-3 Senior Science Club-4 Demo Club-4 Publication Staff-4 Quill and Scroll-4 IACKSON, GENE PAUL Preparatory Tumblers-1, 2 Football-l IACKSON, WILLIAM Commercial Latin Club-l Commercial Club-4 Photo Club-4 Publication-4 IAMISON, AGNES L. General G.A.L.-1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus-4 IASINSKI, EDWARD L. Preparatory Travel-2 Hi-Y-4 Sports Club-4 Freshman Science Club-l IAYNES, NANCY LEE Commercial Tri-H-Y-1, 2, 3 Library Club-3, 4 Demo Club-4 IONAS, GEORGE I. General Boys Athletic Club-l, 2 Demo Club-4 Sports Club-4 Basketball-1, 2 Football-2 Student Council-4 Eighty-one KENNEL. PHIL F. Preparatory Tumblers-l Rifle Club-2 Hi-Y Club-2, 3 Hunting Gr Fishing-3, 4 Demo Club-4 Boys Athletic-l College Prep-4 KIEFER, PATTY Commercial Rangerettes-1 lr. Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2 Photo Club-3, 4 KNIGHT. INEZ Commercial G.A.L.-l, 2 Spanish-3, 4 Demo Club-4 KOUCHE, CAROLINE MAE Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y-l, 2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 College Prep Club-4 KRAMER. ROBERT Preparatory Freshman Science-l Hunting 6. Fishing-3 Hi-Y-3, 4 Sports Club-4 KRISTON, STEPHEN A. General Hunting 61 Fishing-3 Sports Club-4 Rifle Club-4 LAZZARI, PAUL L. General Rifle Club-2, 3, 4 Sports Club-4 Tumblers-l Baseball-3, 4 LEACH, RUSSELL F. Commercial Hi-Y-3 Archery Club-4 Stage Crew-3, 4 LEAVER. WANDA M. Commercial Latin Club-1 Demo Club-4 Glee Club-2, 3 Iunior Chorus-l Senior Chorus-2, 3 Eighty-two may .xgchwfwa LENGYEL, IOHN M Scientific Demo Club-4 Senior Science-4 Glee Club-l, 2, 3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Photo Club-2 Freshman Science-l College Prep-4 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Publication Staff-4 LINDLEY. IESS Preparatory Hunting 61 Fishing-2, 3 Senior Science-4 M LOSTLEN. IOHN LOUIS General Hunting 61 Fishing-3 Archery Club-l Glee Club-1 Chorus-2 Student Council-1 Stage Crew-2, 3, 4 LOUTTIT, MARTHA ELLEN M Preparatory Demo Club-4 College Prep Club-4 School Play-4 Stage Crew, School Play-4 LUSK. IANET MAE Commercial Latin Club-l G.A.L.-3 Usherettes Club-4 Usherettes-1, 2, 3, 4 MACAU, MARLENE Commercial Latin Club-1 Rangerettes-l Tri-Hi-Y-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Photo Club-4 Usherettes-1, 2, 3, 4 Flame Staff-4 M M MARCASE. CURTIS H. ARTIN, ROBERTA I. Preparatory Latin Club-1, 2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Senior Science-4 Demo Club-4 Biology-3 Library--1, 2 Quill and Scroll-4 Iunior Chorus-2 Senior Chorus-3 Ensemble-3, 4 County Chorus-4 Mixed Chorus-4 Publication Staff-4 cDONALD, DONNA MAE Preparatory Latin Club-l, 2 Photo Club-3 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Publication Staff-4 CMAHON. LAWRENCE R. Preparatory Latin Club-l, 2 Hi-Y Club-2 Biology-3 Dramatics-3 Demo Club-4 Science Club-4 College Prep-4 Athletic Treasurer-4 Publication Staff-4 Quill and Scroll-4 CMAHON. MARY LOU Commercial Rangerettes-1 lr. Tri-Hi-Y-l Library-2 Photo Club-3, 4 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 School Play-4 Stage Crew, School Play-4 CNARY. MARTHA General General Glee Club-2 Freshman Science Club-l Green Thl1I'I1bS-4 Hunting 6, Fishing-2, 3, 4 Sigma Rho Delta-3 MEEK, IEAN CAROL Demo Club-4 Commercial Band-2 Green Thumbs-4 MENDOLA. IAMES I. Preparatory Hi-Y Club-3 Demo Club-4 Sports Club-4 Band-l Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball-4 METZ, FRED C. General Hi-Y-3 Band-1, 2 MIALE, FRANCES I. Preparatory Latin Club-l, 2 Biology-3 Dramatic-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Senior Science-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Publication Staff-4 Student Council-3 Majorette-2, 3 School Play-2, 3, 4 MILLER, NANCY General Rangerettes-2 MILLER, SHIRLEY MAY Commercial Music-l Demo Club-4 Photo Club-3, 4 MOUNTAIN, BEVERLY Commercial MOUNTAIN. THOMAS W. Preparatory Science Club-l Biology Club-2 enior ,fgc MORTON, LOIS FAY Commercial G.A.L.-1, 2, 3, 4 Rangerettes-l Demo Club-4 MUCHA. EDDIE General Sports Club-4 Hi-Y Club-3, 4 Science Club-l MULLER, KATHERINE Preparatory Latin Club-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Glee Club-3 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 MYERS, NINETTA M. Commercial Commercial Club-4 NAGY. ROBERT L. Scientific Freshman Science Club-l Rifle Club-2, 3, 4 Hunting 6: Fishing-2, 3, 4 ODDI, ARCHIE SAMUEL Scientific Latin Club-l, 2 Hi-Y-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Senior Science-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Publications Staff-4 OLEXA, SYLVIA Commercial Photo Club-4 OPPENHEIM. IAY B. Demo Club-4 Preparatory Stage Crew for School Tumblers-1 Play-3, 4 Boys Athletics-2 Hi-Y-2, 3 MORGAN, BONNY IEANNE Demo Club-4 General I Travel Club-2 ORENISH, GLORIA Spanish Club-3 Commercial Demo Club-4 G-A-L.-4 Iunior Chorus--4 Photo Club-l 'uifiea lf PARNELL, WILLIAM G. Preparatory Freshman Science-l Rifle Club-2 Biology Club-2, 3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Senior Science-4 PASCARELLA. MARCY General G.A.L.-l, 2, 4 PEART. MARGARET Commercial Commercial Club-4 Publications Staff-4 PELKEY. ALFRED L. General Freshman Science Club-l Hunting 6. Fishing-l, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club-4 PELLEGRINI, RONALD P. Preparatory Tumblers-l, 2 Hi-Y-3, 4 Sports Club-4 Football-l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-l, 2, 3, 4 PELLEGRINI, RONALD V. Preparatory Latin Club-l, 2 Freshman Science Club-l Hi-Y-2 Biology Club-3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Senior Science-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Publications Staff-4 Student Council-2, 3 Demo Club-4 Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-2 Baseball-3, 4 PERECKO. WALLY P. General Freshman Science Club-l Hi-Y-l, 2 Demo Club-4 PERRY. MAURICE H. General Glee Club--2 Hunting 61 Fishing-4 'Eighty-three PETERS. EARL General Hunting 6: Fishing-1, 2, 3, 4 PFABE, BARBARA ANN General Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 PIERANTOZZI. DOROTH Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Demo Club-4 Iunior Chorus-l PIZZUTELLI. EDNA LEE Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-l Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 General Freshman Science Clu Rangerettes-1 G.A.L.-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-3 Photo Club-4 PLOMEY. IOHN General Soccer-3, 4 PULFORD. IOHN Preparatory Spanish Club-4 Demo Club-4 Mixed Chorus-4 PUNCHUR, MARY ANN Preparatory Rangerettes-l Latin Club-l, 2 Dramatics Club-2 Biology Club-3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 PLINTA, MARCELLA ' b Senior Science Club- School Play-3 Publications Statt-4 Newspaper-3 PUST. IAMES R. General Sports Club-4 Demo Club-4 Football-l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball-l, 2, 3, 4 Eighty-four ,,,,-,,, , -l 4 YA. enior ,xdcfiuifieri QUATTRONE, PHILIP PATSY ROTELLA, ANNETTE Scientific Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Sports Club-4 Football-l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-l, 2, 3 Soccer-3, 4 Student Council-2 REPASKY, THOMAS. W. General REYNOLDS, HAROLD L. Preparatory Latin Club-1, 2 Hi-Y-2 Biology Club-3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Photo Club-4 Publications Staff-4 Student Council-4 Football Manager--2, 4 RICCI. DONALD A. General Archery Club-4 Demo Club-4 RICHTER, MARTHA ALICE Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y-l Library Club-l, 2 Latin Club-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Biology Club-3 Demo Club--4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Chorus-2 Publications Staff-4 RITCHIE, GENE R. General Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, 4 Sports Club-4 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERTS, ARTHUR General Hi-Y-3, 4 Basketball-l, 2 ROMAN, IAMES A. General Archery Club-4 Basketball-1, 2, 3 Football-1 Commercial Latin Club-1 Library Club-l, 2 Travel Club-2 Glee Club-3 Dramatics Club-3 Demo Club-4 Photo Club-4 Publications Staff-4 ROULE. CAROL L. Preparatory Latin Club-1, 2 Dramatics Club-l, 2 Demo Club-4 Senior Science Club-4 Publications Staff-4 Majorette-2, 3, 4 ROUSE, CAROLYN I. Preparatory Latin Club-l Rangerettes-l Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-3 Demo Club-4 RUNYAN, ROBERT General RUSSELL, DELMAS General Latin Club-l Tumblers-2 Sigma Rho Delta -3 Sports Club-4 Band-2, 3, 4 SACANE. BEVERLEE A. Commercial Latin Club-1 Library Club-l Tri-Hi-Y-2 Biology Club-2, 3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 SACANE, SYLVIA A. Preparatory Latin Club-l Glee Club-2, 3 . Dramatics Club-3 Spanish Club-4 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Iunior Chorus-l Senior Chorus-2, 3 Mixed Chorus-4 Publications Staff-4 Student Council-4 SAMPSON, RALPH General Hi-Y-3 Sports Club-4 Demo Club-4 SANDERS, PEGGY Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y-l Library Club-l, 2, 3 Sigma Rho Delta -3 Senior Science Club-4 SASANKO, ALVIN M. Scientific Football-l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball-2, 3, 4 Soccer-3, 4 SAUNDERS, LOIS IANE Commercial G.A.L.-l Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Commercial Club-4 SCHOTTENHEIMER. GERALDINE Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3 Spanish Club-3, 4 Demo Club-4 Reporter-2 SCOTT, LEWIS General Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Sports Club-4 Band-2, 3, 4 SERALY, MARIO A. Preparatory Latin Club-l Hunting 6: Fishing-l Biology Club-2, 3, Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Senior Science Club-4 Football-l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council-4 Baseball Manager-2, 3 SHAW. I UDITH A. General G.A.L.-2 Senior Science Club-4 Basketball-2 enior ,xgcfiulffiefi SMITH, ELIZABETH Preparatory Latin Club-l, Z Library Club-l, 2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Glee Club-3 Spanish Club-4 Demo Club-4 SMITH, MARGARET Commercial G.A.L.-l Glee Club-2 Library Club-2, 3, 4 SPENCER, SELMA Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-3 Demo Club-4 Publications Staff-4 STAFFEN. IOYCE MARIE Commercial Latin Club-l Glee Club-2, 3 G.A.L.-3, 4 Photo Club-4 Demo Club-4 Iunior Chorus-3 STARINSKY, HELEN ANN Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-l, 2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 STEVENSON. IOHN Pre arator P Y Freshman Science Club--l STINE, MARYLOU Preparatory Library Club-l Tri-Hi-Y-l, 2 Biology Club-2, 3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Senior Science Club-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Iunior Chorus-1 Publications Staff-4 Student Council-4 STOFFEL, THOMAS C. Preparatory Latin Club-l Sigma Rho Delta-3 STRUNIAK, FRANK Commercial Tumblers-2 Hi-Y-3 Photo Club-3 Archery Club-4 Stage Crew-4 STUYVESANT, NORMA M General Latin Club-l Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, SWEENEY, GEORGIE Commercial Dramatics Club-2 Photo Club-4 TAYLOR, ROBERT B. Preparatory Freshman Science Club-l Biology Club-2, 3 Hi-Y-2, 3 Sports Club--4 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Publications Staff--4 Student Council-2 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 THOMSON, IOHN C. Scientific Tumblers-l Latin Club-l, 2 Glee Club-2 Photo Club-3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Senior Science Club-4 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Publications Staff-4 Band-2, 3, 4 TOMKO. IOYCE Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-l, 2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Green Thumbs-3 Photo Club-4 Demo Club-4 Band-2, 3, 4 Chorus-1, 2, 3 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 TONECHA, ELIZABETH M. Ch01'l1S-2. 3 General Band-3, 4 Green Thumbs-4 Eighty-five -.-Q----v-7-----4 TORETTI, JANET L. Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y-l Library-l, 2 Glee Club-2, 3 Debate Club-3 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Publications Staff-4 Iunior Chorus-2 Senior Chorus-3 Mixed Chorus--4 TREGEMBO, IERRY Scientific Freshman Science Club Biology Club-2, 3 Rifle Club-2, 3 Photo Club-4 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Publications Staff-3, 4 TRUFFA, IOYCE C. Commercial G.A.L.-1, 2, 3, 4 Photo Club-4 TURKO, GUSTAVA General Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3 Green Thumbs-4 TURKO, RICHARD General Hunting ci Fishing-3, 4 TURNER, DONNA Commercial Library Club-l Tri-Hi-Y-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Photo Club-4 Demo Club-4 Chorus-3 TUTTLE, HARRIET IANE Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-l Photo Club-3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Cheerleader-4 VANDERSLICE, GEORGE General Hunting 62 Fishing-3 Eighty-six -l enior ,fdcfiuified VICKERS, ROBERT WILLIAMS, BARBARA Preparatory Commercial Biology Club-2 Hunting 6. Fishing-l, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 Freshman Science Club-1 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3 Usherette Club-4 Chorus-2 Usherettes-2, 3, 4 Publications Staff-4 VICKERS, SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS, SALLY LQU Preparatory Demo Club-4 Photo Club-4 VINCENT, BEVERLY E. Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-1 Biology Club-2 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Student Council-3, 4 Majorette-2, 3, 4 VINOVERSKI, IEAN E. Preparatory Latin Club-l, 2 Biology Club-3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Demo Club-4 Senior Science Club-4 VITTONE, EUGENE A. I. Preparatory Latin Club-l, 2 Glee Club-2, 3 Sigma Rho Delta-3 Senior Science Club-4 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 Band-2, 3, 4 Chorus--3 WEBSTER, ROBERT G. Preparatory Freshman Science Club- Biology Club-2, 3 Senior Science Club-4 Demo Club-4 College Prep-4 Quill and Scroll-4 Publications Staff-4 Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-3, 4 WENZEL, GEORGE E. General Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Chorus-3, 4 1 Preparatory Commercial Club-4 West Phoenix High School Rambling Rollers Club Iunior Play Student Secretary Monitor Band-l, 2, 3, 4 District Band-3 Orchestra-4 WRIGHT, DOYLE W. Scientific Latin Club-l Rifle Club-2, 3 Football-l, 2 Basketball-Z YEAGER, FANNIE RAE Commercial Photo Club-2 Demo Club-4 YOUNG, PAUL General Hunting 6. Fishing-2 ZANI, NANCY LEE Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2 Rangerettes-l Biology Club-2, 3 Demo Club-4 Photo Club-4 Iunior Chorus-3 ,ff ,J i .xgufogralofw , M MV? iw WW M ,J .lajrswcy fyfijw. W wgpfsiiq 'H 'Tv ,Q-9 S.,,,w.,....If'o. 110 M- fe M vw fQ-,-.-...JM Q-0-L44 ,Lua- Jf,1T,5: Q . M55,i'f wfiff'f0?y'f'-wjf'QfJ jifjjlli , NWMM M 0 M W' H 255-,w,..,,Lfs22 pd' X6 NMLWMQ . ! 8 JN-JJ,,,,p,.4wN , L 5 Kwxwaahwyfw irvam----- ' I Eighty-seven TRAVERSARVS STUDIO MONONGAHELA, PA. 252 W. MAIN STREET PHONE 1535 J Q !9Aofograp!Ler 292 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE YEARBOOK E1ghty elght CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1954 Mineral Beach ROUTE 88 FINLEYVILLE, PA 5- ' S: v-:zz-1 PHONE FINLEYVILLE 8-7246 Eighty-nine COMPLIMENTS OF L. M. FRYE YOHE CENTRAL DRY GQQD5 Vulcanizing Co DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS BILL HANNA 37 YEARS OF GUARANTEED SERVICE 408 West Main Street Official AAA Service PHONE 504 302 Fourth Street Phone 79W COLE'S DAIRY 813 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 265 MONONGAHELA PA JOHN G. NOBLE Real Estate and Insurance AUTOMOBILE - LIABILITY FIRE - CASUALTY SURETY AND FIDELITY BONDS 412 W. Main Street Monongahela GOOD LUCK CLASS OF T954 VALLEY CIGARETTE SERVICE Ninety COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF I SERVICE CENTER CLEANING SHOP GAS WELDING I6'I W. Mciin Street ANP MONONGAHELA, PENNA AUTO REPAIRS NEW EAGLE, PA. STEPHEN'S LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES MOORE'S PAINT - BIRD'S ROOFING - GLASS If in ci Hurry - From ci Board to ci CorIocld Office ond Yards Foot of Eighth Street TELEPHONE I77 . . MONONGAHELA PA COMPLIMENTS OF BECKER'S STYLE SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF NELSON'S WALLPAPER Serving Men cmd Young Men Main and Third Streets MONONGAHELA PHONE 2046 S JAMES M. F RYE WHOLESALER RAILROAD STREET MONONGAHELA Ninety-one PATTERSON SUPPLY COMPANY One stop for all your building needs LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS SUPPLIES READY MIXED CONCRETE CONCRETE BLOCKS PITTSBURGH PAINTS I TENTH AND RAILROAD ..... ...... P HONE 920 2 YARDS I FOURTH AND RAILROAD ....... ,,.. P HONE 705 Ninety-two FIRST NATIONAL BANK MONONGAHELA, PA. FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO MONONGAHELA AND VICINITY MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION To fhe I 954 Graduaiing Class YOU ARE IMPORTANT TO US BE- CAUSE WE . . . WILL NEED YOU AS OUR CUSTOMERS IN . . . THE FU- TURE. COME IN AND GIVE US . . . THE OPPORTUNITY TO TELL YOU ABOUT . . . THE MANY THINGS WE DO . . . THE KINDS OF LOANS WE MAKE, THE VARIETIES OF CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS WE OF- FER, AND OUR NUMEROUS OTHER SERVICES. Ninety three TO THE CLASS OF 1954 OF MONONGAHELA HIGH SCHOOL: We extend our Congratulations, and wish you all success in your future work. TO THE PARENTS OF ALL THE SCHOOL CHILDREN OF MONONGAHELA: We extend the service required and always found in a reliable REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT. CHARLES S. WARNE REAL ESTATE 84 INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 315 242 W. MAIN STREET There are Insurance men and Policy Sellers! The latter are chiefly interested in get- ting your moneyg but if you want to do Business with a concern that is just as interested in seeing you get your money in -case of loss-SEE US. Coke stop -...I IOTILIU UNDII AUTHORITY Ol TNI COCA-COLA Colfllv II mtl lm, E Q I5 1 K4 KLX bi 1 EGIO Ill!! ,II 'SX N -X., 1 s' A Eff N ZfA r 12 vw, so NA E IFIk,CIxIxfI I 4 I'-Y .J , 3 if C JK' ' A 'N 'S-'S II Ns CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 FRANK DOWNER POST 302 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT Ninety-four MONONGAHELA A City With Good Churches and True Schools WE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 'I954 ON THEIR SUCCESSES BEBOUT 81 YOHE COMPANY COMPLIMENTSUOF JAMES A. ROMAN'S MOTOR SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS RUSHTON'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP FOR THE GIFTS YOU GIVE WITH PRIDE LET RUSHTON'S BE YOUR GUIDE 435 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE T606-J Ninety-five Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF KEYSTONE CLEANERS CLEANING, PRESSING, AND REPAIRING Phone T409 R NEW EAGLE PA THIRD STREET PIZZUTELLI'S QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES BUY WITH CONFIDENCE PHONES: 41 and 'I75 MONONGAHELA MASTER BARBERS ASSOCIATION George Cotlin John Ncimie Paul Inserro Songermo o B Alvin Viverette John Silvagne Harry Thomas Rip Neidermeyer o Philip Appolonio John Vuono Ninety-six MILLER'S L DRUG STORE Qs'-R 'r Q 0 IP 99 a z ' ccluxe 325 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE T62 J MONONGAHELA PA PALACE SKATING RI NK A All-ABLE OPEN ALSO V Sunday, Tuesday SATURDAY FOR Thursday and Saturday AFTERNOONS PARTIES Evenings 2 UNTIL 4 NEW EAGLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS -QF- MAYER'S DRUG STO RE Ninety-seven , I I, SEMI 15.53, 4 n 0 N s e C: LIJB H: 95.1.0.4 - nv w 'f CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF T954 MONONGAHELA LIONS CLUB MATTHEWS SYLVANIA-TV BENTLEY THEATER BUILDING T20 W. MAIN STREET MONONGAHELA PA PHONE 1561 J NEW VALLEY CLEANING CO. DRIVE IN AND SAVE 20? 426 EAST MAIN STREET Ninety-eight Congratulations! Graduates of 1954! SMALDONES MONONGAHELA, PA. - COMPLIMENTS OF - MARTELLO'S DAIRY BAR WHERE M. H. S. STUDENTS MEET AND GREET THEIR FRIENDS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 54 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING, INC. 4 MONONGAHELA DIVISION MONONGAHELA, PA. Ninety-nine COMPLIMENTS OF Joseph 81 OIga's Beauty Salon 232 CHESS STREET TELEPHONE 1515 CONGRATULATIONS BYERS DRY GOODS 321 WEST MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF Bid ziIa Brothers I'I5 - II7 MAIN STREET PHONE 78 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN L. SIMMS FUNERAL HOME PHONE 8-7171 HNLEYVILLE Wayne C. Jones ELECTRIC PHILCO DEALER Television, Radio, Refrigerator Ranges PHONE 502-J 'IO5 W. MAIN ST. 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S V' uri f ,V 1 H A -ff -fl H ' I ,s XX ,X Y 81 E b Off Eq p t Boorum 81 Peczse P d t REMINGTON RAND Quality - Price - Service Phones: 700-701 The Daily Republican Monongahela, Pa. O H cldThe O'BRIEN BROTHERS Motor Company CHICK O'BRIEN, Proprietor GEAR and ELECTRICAL SPECIALISTS NEW ond USED PARTS - PAINTING BODY and FENDER REPAIR - ELECTRIC ond GAS WELDING MAINTENANCE ond OVERHAULING ENGINES 24-HOUR TOWING CHESS STREET NEW EAGLE,v PA PHONE I466 The Home Store FINLEYVILLE'S DEPENDABLE DEPARTMENT STORE Across From Bank PHONE 8-7250 FINLEYVILLE PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE'S MARKET SIXTH STREET We Hove The Best in Things to Eat Gas Furnaces Custom BuiIt By Joseph D. Sevlck PHONE FINLEYVILLE 8-7147 Washington Avenue, FinIeyviIIe, Pa . Vickers Brothers Garage Washington Ave. FINLEYVILLE, PA. 8-7989 PHONE 8-7165 SALES - SERVICE CHEVROLET PARTS - ACCESSORIES One Hundred Four Finleyville Flower Shop Flowers For AII Occasions NOAH ALLRIDGE, Jr., Owner PHONE 8-7571 FINLEYVILLE DeVore Hardware Company, Inc. BEN DeVORE, President R. G. DeVORE, Vice President 437 - 445 W. Main Street MONONGAHELA : : PENNA. CITY TAXI OF MONONGAHELA 24-HOUR sERvlcE CHARTER Busss wEsTERN UNION Phones 1354 - 1150 Third and W. Main Streets ROULE'S SERVICE STATION ATLANTIC PRODUCTS TOMS RIVER LUBRICATION Fifth and Main Streets Phone 9184 GEORGE F. ROULE, Prop. GOOD LUCK, SENIORS GOLDMAN :Row and METAL coMPANY IRON AND STEEL SCRAP PHONE 741 EAST MAIN STREET One Hundred Five CONGRATULATIONS CLASSOF54 SPAN 81 TAYLOR DRUG STORE - 'P DRUG STORE' RUSSELL STOVER CANDY SECOND AND WEST MAIN STREETS PHONE 709 SCHWARTZ and SHAVER PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 254 WEST MAIN STREET : : I MONONGAHELA PA PHONE I6 A watch repaired here is a de- ., 0 pendable time keeper and is D 2 guaranteed as such without Q , a y qualifications whatsoever Reasonable prices .. a !7'?iX . BERTY'S JEWELRY STORE One Hundred Six COLVIN and SMITH REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 1 Nat onal Bank Building Monongahela, Pa. Telephone 440 LONE OAK FARM HANK BROTHERS PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS -QF- GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK PHONE 115-J Congratulations Class of 'I954 Q? 'fr 'f Whelher if's for That new job For school or Just fun - - You'II find the - 5iQEQlQQQQf'Q'l C I of I1 i n 9 a n d ca ccesso r l es ,ffigilyl I Ill? 5' ' .sn 2555555555532 ff - .5:5,1:5:4. 21515-jf-ey 51 35:3-' ggizir izk' :fgIf.,Q5.f.. fl - :Il iff ' fi 31525353553 13:3:5:5:5:5ggg,:::, Ip 111112:-gg , -' '-'-:-5g.1.:. -:4:f:6'-:f:4: 7 W -4 3,:,5.5.g.5,- ,g3.:. .- -.:,g. g.,.4t-2-5f':- V V 25123252125 flzfff' 55512: YOU I G Gf McGREGOR'S One Hundred Seven LANE SIMMONS CEDAR CHEST MATTRESSES FOR BETTER LIVING OPPENHEIM'S RELIABLE FURNITURE COMPANY MONONGAHELA, PA. Pullman Admiral Living Room Television cncl Refrigerators IF IT'S FROM BONDASCHA'S IT'S GOOD Phone 740 410 W. Main Street MONONGAHELA, PA COMPLIMENTS OF REED JEWELERS MONONGAHELA'S NEWEST CREDIT JEWELERS 167 W. Main Street Roger Traversari Meat Market FRESH and SMOKED MEATS OF ALL KINDS Phone 822 232 W. Main St. VOGINYS GROCERIES CITIZEN'S GARAGE P. T. AGOSTONI, Proprietor 'I'Ith cmd Chess Streets Phone 9972 One Hundred Eight GREYSHOCK'S BAKERY - Specializing in - WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES The Best in Baked Goods 424 W. Main St. Phone 616 COMPLIMENTS -QF- MYERS 81 MYERS COMPLIMENTS OF SIEGLE'S Ladies' - ChiIdren's - Infants' Ready To Wear Suits - Coats - Dresses Hosiery and Lingerie Open Friday Evenings Phone 710 R 215-217 W. Main St. SIMONCELLI TEXACO SERVICE STATION JACOB SIMONCELLI, Proprietor GAS - OIL - ACCESSORIES CAR WASH - LUBRICATION WE FIX FLATS PHONE 691-M CHESS STREET NEW EAGLE VALLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY STROMBERG - CARLSON TELEVISION '219 CHESS STREET PHONE 29 COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY'S MEAT MARKET One Hundred Nine GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF 1954 RALPH AFFINITO FOOD MARKET MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE - FROZEN FOOD SERVICE WITH A SMILE PHONES 44 - 1358 101 E. MAIN STREET FOR 48 YEARS 406 W. MAIN STREET HAS BEEN HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL LINES OF INSURANCE - Agent - TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. The WorId's Largest Multiple Line Insurance Company BEST OF LUCK J. KEYAUTO SUPPLY DISTRIBUTORS MCQUAY - NORRIS REPLACEMENT PARTS SHERWIN - WILLIAMS AUTO PAINT EVERYTHING AUTOMOTIVE PHONE 591 411 W. MAIN STREET One Hundred Ten CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1954 POLASKI NEWS STORE Where Monongahela Buys Greeting Cards SPORTING GOODS UNDERWOOD AND SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS FOR DURABILITY AND LOW MAINTENANCE . . . BUILD WITH BRICK The Most Beautiful, Economical and Permanent Building Material Known They Have Stood the Test of Ages MONONGAHELA CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY W. G. ECKLES COMPANY NEW CASTLE PA One Hundred Eleven MONONGAHELA IRQN and METAL CCMPANY Q STRUCTURAL STEEL PIPE MACHINERY Monongahela Booster's Club Q Serving The Youth COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO Marne Refreacling FRED TOSI GEORGE MCDOUGALL A THE CLASS OF 1954 Second ond W. Moin Streets llCOOney,, MONONGAHELA PENNA. THE VALLEY'S SMARTEST BABY SHOP FLOWERS CRALL'S REGIEIS BABY SHOP Phone 4-J 210 Second St. 203 W. Main Street WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Phone 1533-R Congrofulofions fo the Class of 1954 One Hundred Fourteen GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! ALFRED'S YOUR FRIDGIDAIRE APPLIANCE DEALER MADE ONLY BY GENERAL MOTORS 409 W. Main Street Phone 1507 TAPPAN RANGES DEXTER WASHERS Monongahelo, Po. RCA VICTOR RADIO AND TELEVISIONS COMPLIMENTS I -OF- VANDERSLICE GREENHOUSE CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1954 RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS -- QF - Crompton's Store THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1954 PETERS WISHES YOU SUCCESS One Hundred Fifteen CONGRATULATONS CLASS OF 1954 ASHCRAFT CONSTRUCTION CO. CONCRETE WORK SIDEWALKS - CELLAR FLOORS RETAINING WALLS 400 Meade Street : HOUSE RAISING 2 Monongahela, Pa. PHONE 835 COMPLIMENTS OF LORY'S RESTAURANT ENJOY LIFE - EAT OUT MORE OFTEN John E. Crawford PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPLIMENTS OF DIERKEN'S DRUG STORE BERNARD MARCUS, Prp. A DRUG STORE FOR OVER 50 YEARS' 307 Meade Street Phone T402 J Phone 435 204 W. Main Street CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS c:oNTE's OMS- MEATS AND GROCERIES MODOHQBITGIB Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 419 Fourth Street Phone 'I627 MONONGAHELA, PA. Hardware Co., Inc. Plumbing - Heating - Hardware Electric Supplies 235 West Main St. Telephone 432 Monongahela, Pa. One Hundred Sixteen ZEAMAN'S Johnny Jr. Dresses Skirts, Sweaters W. E. McMAHON Blouses w. MAIN AT NINTH PHONE sas LUX e Llngene MONONGAHELA, PA. PHONE 433-J CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1954 DAVE TURRI BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 54 YOUNG'S MADE-To-MEASURE suns CONFECHONERY Home of Arrow Products MEAT AND GROCERY Formal Suits Rented 1013 Chess Street Phone 856-R LIGGETT SPRING 81 AXLE COMPANY MAI-l-CRY LOLLCZCZZEDZTSQON JEWELER Eugene M. Long WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY Expert Watch Repairing Complete Optical Service 164 W. Main St. Monongahela Your Insurance Problem We Solve Auto - Fire - General 421 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE T002-J One Hundred Seventeen E gvf IWW' pfifga. 'rnonosm sun.: 'mr SUIFACI Ann Kurs e D WATERPI-UG wgzigggggjj, iIZIi,'1C.'iil'I.I1'J'1C.'fZL'ZI M snucwul snmcm. I' Y N - fe-A Q IIIIIII,I.IffI,IIE Sv easy fo apply Qgielgseal jf con ron uunsonu wAu.s. I Io any masonry EF: surface. STANDARD DRY WALL PRODUCTS, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF HARDWOOD TIMBER LUMBER TIES ZIPAY'S STORE Hnleyville Elrcamcz NEW EAGLE Road F I y. 8-7258 Em. 579 R NaI1i's Shoe Store GOOD LUCK SENIORS BUSTER BROWN AIR STEP OF MHS ROBLEE LIFE STRIDE PEDWIN de LOY LORENZI'S 315 W. Moin Street Monongahelca P One Hundred Eighteen PODROSKEY'S STAUFFER APPLlANCES TELEVISION COMPANY SENIORS OF , FORDS SERVICE VALIANIS MEAT STATION ROUTE 31 C. DeCHICCHIS 81 CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS CLAIRTON PA THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK CONGRATULATE THE GRADUATING CLASS OF T954 AND EXPRESS THE WISH THAT THESE YEARS OF TRAINING MAY GUIDE EACH ONE OF YOU INTO A CAREER OF GENUINE SUCCESS FIRST NATIONAL BANK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1954 DEMMLER AND SCHENCK 1130 HIGHWOOD STREET PITTSBURGH 12, PA. One Hundred Twenty CONGRATULATIONS Modern Plumbing - Heating - Wiring And - By - Best Wishes CLASS OF 1954 Joseph D. Sevick BOB BALLENTYNE H8-7141 iPersonal-lnsurance-Service! WASHINGTON AVE. FINLEYVILLE ALBERT ALLEN EAT - AT THE - DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR COTTAGE MONONGAHELA, PA. MAIN STREET Tops from Tip fo Toe if GMS me fashion store High Fashion of Economy Prices Don'T miss our new shoe deporfmenf OPPOSITE RIVER BRIDGE PHONE 824 One Hundred Twenty-one rv I I i CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 W. H. WEYGANDT 8x SONS Master Pointers ond Decorators Signs - Groining - Murals - Floor Covering - Truck Lettering MANUFACTURER OF AMERICAN DRESDEN LAMPS AND FIGURINES TELEPHONE 563 'I20I MAIN STREET MONONGAHELA, PA. FRYE'S GROCERY MEATS AND GROCERIES 420 W. Moin treet Phone 914 R 81 A Sporting Goods Washington Ave. FINLEYVILLE Marne Television 81 Appliances RADIO - TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE Phone 1037-J ..2I5 Second Street MONONGAHELA, PA. Frank P. Tesznar BODY - FENDER WORK - PAINTING R. D. 2 Monongcuhelcl, Po PHONE 926-.I One Hundred Twenty-two J-.LEA . ,Y , AM FINLEYVILLE FURNITURE EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - CARPETING TELEVISION HoovEI2 RCA-ADMIRAL GENEBAI-6 H-fume TAPPAN - PHILCO PHONE: FINIEYVIIIE a 7123 FINLEYVILLE, PA. 'RONGAUS' MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE CONFECTIONS - TOBACCO 115 Third Ave ue Phone 891 MONONGAHELA, PA COMPLIMENTS - OF .. ANTON THEATRE One Hundred Twenty-three I I fd CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1954 CHATTAWAY MARKET MONONGAHELA . PENNSYLVANIA COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE FANCY GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES QUALITY MEAT CORRIN SL PENROD Fooo MARKET J. HALPERN COMPANY One Hundred Twenty-four COMPLIMENTS OF MONONGAHELA DEALERS ASSOCIATION VICKERS LEMLEY MOTORS EAST MAIN STREET MAIN STREET OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET MERCURY MONONGAHELA BIND' BROS. FORD CO. wEST MAIN STREET FOURTH STREET PONTIAC CADILLAC FORD FRANK A. PIZZICA WEST MAIN STREET LAZZARI MOTORS E. MONONGAHELA BUICK CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH REEVES MON CITY MOTORS CHESS STREET EAST MAIN STREET HUDSON DESOTA PLYMOUTH One Hundred Twenty-five V I F, I I I I COMPLIMENTS OF I Payday s RT. 51 SUPERMARKET Rt. 51 Elizabeth, Pa. SUPERETTE Main Street Monongohelo, Po. PACKARD , WILLYS Marne Motors Morne Avenue MONONGAHELA, PENNA. ARNOLD MIALE - Proprietor Clulos Of Monongahela High School CLASE DE 1954 IPARA USTEDES PARA SIEMPRE EL MEJOR! EL CIRCULO ESPANOL FORTUNA BONA CLASS OF 54 LATIN II CLUB coMPuMENTs OF THE ARCHERY CLUB BEST wlsHEs SENIOR TRI-HI-Y GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 54 BIOLOGY CLUB CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y One Hundred Twenty-six ,S BEST WISHES, SENIORS DEMO CLUB MAY YOU FOLLOW CONGRATULATIONS THE PATH SENIORS OF success Usherettes H Y Club aesr Or Lucic HEARTY CLASS OF L954 CONGRATULATIONS Senior Science Hunting gi Fishing Club Club BEST WISHES FOR A GOOD SHOW SENIORS Dramatic Club TO FUTURE SUCCESS G. A. L. 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