Montour High School - Mirror Yearbook (Moon Run, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

Mlrror 1960 Montour I-hgh School I Mcliees Rocks Pennsylvama 0 I V1 11- 7 Foreword The Montou As the time before graduation grows short, we, the Class of 1960. would like to look back on our first complete year in our modern school in a modern world. Though we attended classes within its walls for only one year, our school will come to mind first each time we reminisce about school days. Through the Mirror we would like to present a pictorial view of our new high school. As you look through the various sections, we hope the pictures of events and people will bring back happy memories of your school years. For some of the Seniors, this book will be their only tangible connection to Montour High School, for they will travel far. Many others will return to visit the school, but it will have changed. This book will always show Montour High School as it is to us in our world of 1960. To the underclassmen, let this book be a testament to the way we, the Seniors, kept alive the honor and the spirit of our school. We sincerely think they will continue to do the same. It is almost time for us to leave our Alma Mater, but we will always have Hmemories that linger constant and true, memories we cherish, Montour High of you. 2 I lrror Reflects AdIU1Ifl1SlI'dUOH Fax ultv Ac tu 1t16's Spm TS SFHIOTS Adv ertlsnmflnts 122 . O . . A . 8 ' 2 J 16 Undf f1'C1assn1en 28 , 7114 'Q 86 a Modern School 'N in a odern World . . . -Q. . ,, ' -- 1 v j- As the lines of our Alma Mater so appropriately ex- press, you, Montour High School, are very dear to us. Each morning as we enter your massive doorways or walk your lengthy corridors, we experience a feeling of pride. Your every characteristic is symbolic of the modern way of life for which you are preparing us. Because you play such an important role in our lives, we feel indebted to you. So, it is to you, Montour High School, that we, the Class of 1960, dedicate this our yearbook. 5 Wlth On Ffld3W, February 6 l9.D9 our new Wlontour H1 h School opened for classes All 910 puplls who had hecn attendlng school on half day sessions at the old hlvh school were transported by bus to bef IH classes 1n a modern school bulldmv We are proud of the school provlded bw the cltlzens of the Townships of Kennedy and Roblnson Our new school wlth llS ample classrooms sclence labo ratorles wood and metal shops home economlcs depart ment art department muslc wmv spaclous ggmnaslum audltorxum, lxbrary and well equlpped cafeterra w1ll enable us to gne our students a well rounded educatlon of these are lll supplunff enough competent sclentlsts for the space afe 129 glungz enrlched meanln to our cultural herltage, ld! dexelopmg an mformed crtlzenrx and lil provmg the superlorltv of the free world over the corn munlst world All of our brwht younv people must not become scren tlsts There must be advances IH all phases of human en deaxor The world needs educated men and women who are dedlcated to the seruee of humanlty We bellese our school wrll be able to do a Competent job of educatmg those students who have a thlrst for knowledge A good teachlnv staff complemented by modern f3C1l1Il6S wlll 1m pose no l1m1ts on the achrevements of the dedlcated student He w1ll thlnk for hlmself as he flnds h1s place rn the free world Harold R Phelps Prznczpal 0 . ' , 1 , 7 p ,O .r , 7 7 ' A ZS , 3 ' D lg- f 2 Y. . I U C- M , I, . V. . T v . . , C. c I c , Education, today, is faced with many challenges. A few 4' D . T I . . U I C' 7 . ' C ,U V rw ' C . ' '7 Y s Modern Facilities 5-9- S.. i I l -4- 9 f i,, i,i i J i ' .wg 4 i . 4..::.'Q ' , ' Qin N.. 7 b O 'lfi If t f --M, W 4 '- K g itgs a World of dministration w'J'y9PiSy QW, f Gfbmifgf mbffig Qgf' fbi?-'Q 'E- lla-rs 5' ff 41 Board of Education The memhers of the Board of Education have a great responsibility resting on their shoulders. That responsibility is directing the educational system for the youth of our community. In fulfilling this duty our School Board has recorded an over- whelming list of achievements. The outstanding achievement in the four year history of the Board is the con- struction of Nlontour High School. The high school. with its excellent modern facilities and spirited faculty. offers its thousand students the opportunity for educa- tion which has become the American ideal. Yes. educating the youth of a community is a difficult task. but our Board of Education has proved itself worthy. llontour High School stands as an example of the hard work and honest efforts the Board members have given to make our school system one of the finest in the area. I0 FRANK KARN5. Presiderzt flu-rt ,lurrz-It, Ralph .l. l'4lf'NllI'I'. lr.. Illllllfl elvus F. KfiIll1Jl'4PlN'5kl. l'iLlwL1rml Nl:-yvr. Wil . K, . lx. fm I1 llll l l mtu lfllllx lxxrn l ft llrnt flllilI'lCS Puhlmun. William F. limwrllqey Alix, .-Xrlllur H, Z4-iw, NIH. Holwrt l.eQtm'r fl l runk IJ. lJlflf'Ill4'. Sulivitur. Supervising Principal if DAVID E WII LIA'VIS Very famlllar to all 15 our Superslem PI'lI'lClp3l Le 5 famlllar to mo t are the offrclal dutles asaoclated with thw title 'Nlr W1lll3mS prepares the prellmmarx bud et and the monthlx flmnelal tatement and mternesss and recommenda all profes lonal pereonnel SlUfl6Ill4 Qee Nlr Wllllam lll a different ll ht ellln milk ln the cafeteria han plctures ln the hall before Open House and dom mam other odd Jolie I2 Associate Supervising Principal RUNIOND L NIQCLLLOLGH Our ASQOCIHIC Superusm Prmclpal IIIHIHIHIYIQ an offlce uhuh mchreftlx keeps hlm ln Contact mth ex ery student For example he make up the sf howl bus scheduls and keeps an lmentorx of sunh thm s as textbook and tfarhln and jdnllorml suppllf-s The majorlty of tudc nts arc fallllllal' mth hls s 1 rk un the cafetfxm N11 Nc ullough keeps the lumh lmes moxln I make ure x rmm sfrxecl atlsfanturlls I3 Principal HAROLD R PHLLPS The oroanlzatxon and apphcatxon of the h1 h school pro ram are 1n the Jllflgfllt tmn of Vlr Phelp Hls dutles lnclucle dlrectlnc the lIlSlI'UCl10Il of rades sewen throu h twelwe superusmp the athlet1c pro ram and oxerseemr extracurrlcular aLt1x1t1es Althouph he has mam tasks to perform Nlr Phelps stlll f1I1dS tlme to vwalk throubh the halls and talk w1th the students Our prmclpal 1S alwsaxs ready Wllll sound advlce and a pleasant smlle I4 Vice Principal WILLIAM L KEARN S Playlnb as vltal a part as the other three men the VICC PflDClp3l IS ln charge of the dally absence and tardmess check prepares the monthly attendance report and aSSlSlS wlth the major problem of programln and scheduling Mr Kearns also faced each day wlth the school s dlsclpllne problems IS lndeecl a busy man Yet h can greet each student by name 1n the hall or cafeterla I5 at ii- ,3 Q f ,IA 1 v - U - . . . . . 1 s 9 . 0 . L., . . , . , . . . . . , - , C 5 39 L1 Za .nf y., -, U f igrfliffk' ey ' P v - Q W M itvs a orld of I6 Faculty is L '-J ,- C M ATALSKI BERNADETTE BALOBECK LORETTA J BARNA A B ,lunlata College L L D Duquesne B S Unlvcrqlty of Plttsburgh B A UIUVCTSHY Of PlUSbl1fgh Unlverslty lVl Ed UHIVCISIIY of Pltts General Sf-,ence Hlstory and Engllsh burgh 'VlPubl1c Health Unnerslty of Pltteburgh Chemmtry and Phymcal quence ur Facult Vlfho Unselfmhl THOMASA BARRETT M J BECK JOHNJ BENNETT BS Duquebne University MEC1 Um BA Adnan College M Llbrarx BS Crowe Clly College MEd Un1 yerslty of Plusbul-gh Scxence Duquesne UHIYCYSIIY werslty of Plltsburgh Algebra and Practical Math Library' SCWUCC Malhemfltlm Librarian I8 RAYMOND BERG AB and 'NI A Duquesne Unnersrty Latm I and II Engllsh 4-sr -C '7 THONIAS .I BIRKO B9 Indlana UHIWCISIIQ NI Ed Um werslty of Plttsburgh Drncr Educdtlon Athlctlc Director Assrstdnt Football Coach Baseball Coach and Varsxty M Span or CHARLES COVWOR B Q Ed LIl1V8I'Slly of Cmcmnatx General Busmess and Busmess Explora tory .Il1I1l0I' Varslty Football Coach Contnhute Then' Tune WILLIABI COOK CHARLES CURRAN B A Ohio Wesleyan Unlvefqty B S hd Duquesne Ul'11VCI'S1ly Engllsh and HISIOIW English .lumor Class Play Dlrector JAY ELEANOR ELIZABETH DALLY B A Wdynesburg College French and Englxsh French Club Qponsor and ,Iumor Red Cro s Sponsor 'S I9 -r 'f MMI HILLIARD J DELL B S Ed Indrana State Teachers College CHARLES B DAUGHERTY JR A B Economlcs Allegheny College Problems of Democracy Bl0l0gY 5. ...yell eff- 4 f JEANNE DUPUIS B S Nhchlgan State UDlVCfS1ty Homemakmg Future Homemakers of Amerxca Spon Sor Senior Chapter and Talents to Prepare Us 5 'x . 11 ,, f -22 11 JOHN C FLYNN DOLORES M FRESA MARY GENTILLE B S , Camegxe Insntute of Technology B A , Penneylvama State UHIVCTSIIW B S Ed , Unlversxty of Pxttsburgh Algebra II and Practlcal Math Art Shorthand II and Typmg 20 Majorette and Mmorette Advlsor A tiff K X 1,22 V geghlg, Ai X , A 3' I f X-, N, Q , 5 X . 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Kropf ,I I uran S Puhlmdn R 'Nlorrxbon X Qs-xbnrt J Pa quarelh SECOND ROW P nh T ,Iancl B Spmc ,I Donald on PTOIIIISC A :mu .lm 1 L.1n I I' I r fr Q mn Iqrux NIIONIJ R W L S U 1 JL ' n I .1114 ll'IlII f IL III Workman, C. Cuaragno, K. Getty, D. Sella, V. Pearce, J. Elliott. P. Downs, C. Wasneski. THIRD ROW R Bock K Llgfjllfl ,I Rodger B Cey ro e R Puhlman C E..1rnI1.1rt NI Haas S Rlatccln R Nlu marmo F flqrk W Abran produce u I ml 'I Im Il Xg.nLr I Iioxle IOI RI'II ROW II Dxnc NI Inu Q Q x 1 u f rm IU 'I on 1 R n R W lrmr R fold Id .,f -7, I , S, V. '. . III I IZ, ll si I , I, 'I I' , . ,ky I., ., IIut', . ' ', . , . s , D. - -1-, ,, 9 , ,, Q. , , , to , 8 'C 8 I U' . Iv Q1 - Q , ' 4 In NINE TWO. FIRST ROW: C. Spine-, I. Pvrri, 5. ROW: I. Rohurku, 5. Pvtn-Ili, Ii. Prim-, I . Mauro G1 '-, C. Ruse-I, L. Y' EI, ,I. ' sc , . I dill- IJ. Pol Ia, I. Pg ' rs, E, Iql rd, , , f - , m-,.I.DoI-11'-,IL .- .fll .' O': 1 , ' f' 'g , ' .,A,'11jnk4, C. K-lly. A. fiw rl -ll. L. Iam n, A. 1' 'n. B. li. mi-1.-,. E. mg in... R. cg. -1' 1 K. . NIL ' o. .I. Ilrw-n. 5. Currvl, S. Inglcrt. 'T IRIJ dr.. I.. o -, . 'a - , . Q I'CIl. 4I 'VINE THRFF FIRQT ROW J Chmdo J m mu h J f 411111111 3 ann A Hnd 1 xr I xx 'NI ll ll md ' 4 0 ms v 9 r 0 lllxlllllxl I Petro FUI RT H ROW' IJ I 1VNl 1 ul Ll OB U HOW N I B 1 r L ll r u m um 1 011111 Rdm gy NI ill W fxlltr Krupf I Xduuon R Nllnk THIRD HOW 1' man fme leaders as IL lOl li 1' IRNI ROW R Nolu R11 km R Lumpston uimar N Qnkln e r P Jer ill h0W 0 L K ll rn 'NIH Quads B 'Nhller D Hr rm ln B Nlllc utm r rv I IL TUTZNDQlxI N R Butt lrr 91 3 SELOWD ROW B Rn mmmld I PI'dXlUlhdlx 1 J Il :ld P gnu mr H1 W Kxmm 1 P41111 on 'N N11 u J NIIUIIPSN K N un 42 'NINE IIYE IIRST ROW O Rxddlc K hc! Ninth N umr IJ Xndmkl THIRD ROW 0l'LIIl 5 Skdla ,I Lhec cbrou I1 J Pscclm W -X Yletmler E Utxater Lluul N T11 L1II.1 I Into SECOND ROW fill H IL11 Km nw In S Kmdlc R Star f' Salmt upperclassmen NINE SIX. FIRST ROW: R. Padglek R. Krouwe A. Liclner A. Kutzuxilch J. Trump R. Iiogats T. Blumlinr P. Henry ,I. Tytcherley M. Huck TIIIRD ROW: G. Tighlarich R. Schrcccngost L. Shoup. SECOND ROW: M. Cupp J. Thoma- C. Lynn,-I1 K. Saltc-rn 43 itvs E1 World of 44 Activities Student Council OFFICERS: Bernard Buranosky, Vice President: Dale Sholl, President, Carolyn Barlow, Treasurer: Barbara Kinsey, Recording Secretary: Betty Burik, Corresponding Secretary. FIRST ROW: L. Koller, E. Welib, M. Nolfi, B. Burik, P. Fortney A. Dlulios, A. Kocak, B. Spine, E. Hill, J. Rost, M. Yake, P. George SECOND ROW: M. Cupp, T. Rorisan, B. McGuire, W. DeForest, A Dellacio, R. Coulter, S. Carroll, R. Koller, P. Pieto, D. Fotovich THIRD ROW: R. A. Keitz, M. McKean, J. Placek, E. Knouse, B Broadhurst, J. Cierl, P. Boice, I.. Hupp, M. Jordan, B. Kinsey, C Barlow, N. DeButts. FOURTH ROW: B. Buranosky, 1. Rose, R Williams, H. Dailey, M. Marks, A. Callan, B. Kraszewski, D. Kriech- baum, N. Phillips, C. Semerad. FIFTH ROW: B. Rudison, D. Yanish R. Barton, .l. Bock, R. Puhlman. The Student Council occupies an important role in the school throughout the year. The council is composed of representatives from each class, homeroom, and organization. It enables pupils to assist in planning school activities: and, at the same time, it provides the opportunity for practice in democratic action and living. The Student Council pro- motes any project that will be of benefit to our school. Good citizenship and satisfactory scholastic average are prerequisites for Student Council members. KR 46 1 WI' ROW: Nl. X. lhnnl. fl. l5.n'Iou. l'. Meyer. If. Spark. l'. Lynch. Yolfi. l . Koxtiloxslq. S. Ktlll'j4, ll, KTr'l4'lllD.lllIIl. U, Imwis, B, rnll. Nl. l.. llonaltlson. S. Kurtis. SELUNIT ROW: l', Koeak. R Burton, .l. lim-k, W. llolenuw-. Il. Sholl. H. l'uhlinan, if. Sho ne, . 11 4 ' 4. I . i'1 . l. 'Q . llllli Iv full- . .S . , Y l lr Walter. U. Wunish. l.. St'llll't'lxl'I'. B. llrorldliurst. X. llor If . K l'cn1v IIIIRD HOW li It ul lx Bri lu I3 DI l ' lirlx l'. il-ltlllltltl. 4.. xldslvy. IJ. Uslnun, Il, lrainlxer. fx. Warner. FAA Xl A n N.ll.5., one of the most highly regarded student organizations in our nation today, is comparatively new to Nlontour High School. The chapter was installed on May 20, 1959 with twenty-seven eharter nlemhers, who were initiated by the chapter from Stowe High School. The seniors of the class of 1960 who had been tapped as charter members had the privilege and honor of initiating seventeen ad- ditional seniors and nine juniors making thirty- six members totally to the X.ll.S. Membership is determined on the basis of four qualifir-ations sv--srholarship, leadership, character. and service. A far-ulty vouneil. those teaehers who haxe the candidates as students, elects the meinhers according to the above qualifir-ations. junior nieinlmers must have a 90 per eent an-rage. senior members, a B awrzige. The primary goal of N.ll.S. is to instill in students the desire to attain the qualities of svholarship. leadership. 4-lmrar-ter and service. plus ilu- lie-nelits nf Z1 vliltixatt-rl mind: and in a short time tht- Nlontour vhapter. under the sponsorship ul Xlrs. B4-rxl Nlar'l,e-ani. llilr es- talrlisln-d itsell us an important part of Yl.ll.S. lift-. f.g l Palrivia Kotulx. Svrrr1rir,x: W'illi.nn llolt-ine, l,fl'.StI1PIll l'1l+-en Fpark. Yrerlsnrvrf Huy Barton, Vin' I'n's1'1lr'r1t. IMIIK ROW: I,, Polny. W. Rudison. H. Illugofz, R. liar- , ton, J. ilanei. FRONT: ,l. Hr'- EYXYUII R l4'I4f'l'fl Servuze Club , . . X4 ei xp jf fc ,S Q f K w ,ot Q1 AI ,I 'exp 'v 5 Q. The Service Cluh has perfonned a great deal of services for Cluhs. individuals. tc-at-liers. and outside organizations requesting the help of the group. This organization works in vonjunetion with the school newspaper. During the year. the group holds a danee. the proceeds of which are used to purchase awards to he presented at the annual Honors Assernhly. Typewriting, producing hooklets, and preparing of tickets for affaire are a few of the numerous Serviees performed hy this organization. Anyone desiring to use the sf-rvive of the organi- zation Inay do so hy contat-ling the president, Ray Barton. or the advisor. Nlr. Sidney I.eff. Ray Barton. 1'rexide'r1t a -' . . ig if.. . wusv. SE.-XTEIJ: R. Freed, P. Jordan. J. Plrflv H lllltl E Kn 5 Dyscrt. hIANlJlNb: Mr. Lf-ff. J. NIC- , Finn B llalur I P1 lnv U Kriuh Clierli 11 The Monitor is an official publication of Mon- tour High School. At the start of the year, mem- bers compiled and edited a high school directory which they sold in order to purchase an extra typewriter for use of the paper staff. The newspaper is a mimeographed publication on which members work during the sixth period. The purpose of the organization is to instill a desire for creative writing in the membership and to keep all persons informed of the events of the school. The organization holds a yearly dance in May, at which deserving seniors are honored. Nomina- tions for these awards are accepted in April and voted upon approximately one week prior to the dance. STAFF: Richard Dlugosz, Art Editorg Russ Freed, Editor, Myrta Jordan, Co-Editorg Ray Barton, Chief .Vimeographist 49 -x Spark, composed the major copy such as foreword and dedx Barbara Ls nch a staff wrlter worked on club wrlte ups and rdcntxflcatxons Frances Koyalovsky the Llterary Edltor co ordmatul thls staff and did prellmmary edxtmg of all wrxtmg Xs he followed our athletxc teams throughout the season Ray pare loha kr recorded thelr ments The feature wrlter Erleen Throughout the raphy Edltor Bob stantly arrangmg tures announclng nmg retakes and year our Photog Puhlman, was con schedules for PIC cancellatlons plan trackmg down stu dents who kept dodglng the camera The lnterestmg caudlds 1n our book are an lndlcatron of ,Bobs observant eye Y lx: catlon Pat Nleyer also worked on club wrlte ups Sally Zarus collected and edlted the llsts of ZCIIYIUCS for senior The Montour 1rror Caxnmg experience as a junlor executlwe Dale Sholl Busmess Man af er faced the task of falglng funds to pay for publlshmg the yearbook Early ln the fall Dale formulated a tentauve budget throughout the Near he kept a detarled record of lncome and expenses and supervlsed ale and 8d5EI'flQlIlg campalgns Pat Lynch and Mane 'VIcClard alded Dale bv takmg yearbook subscrlptlons 50 t f 1 it -S a ww f 1 3' 'fr f x A px j tt ? av 7 9 - 7 - . I . . . v . . 1 . 1 . D -. , , . . . . 1 ' X ' . 1' s. , 5 V. E . V . A . Y . O V - V 9 9 ' - , . V 2 ' . . . . - ,. , t . I l . V , . Q 'Q v ' ,Y ' , - - s 's ' '-' ' .. ' r ' . . . , l C it 3 ' . f , . ww k, Q . i ' K - 2 Q tt s ' A: ' A X , : ,ii Department This includes the colorful posters and advertim displays of Doris Kaye fnot pictured! and Pegvy Nlclrarland Art Editor Peggy also did work on lndlvidual page layout Presents 1tS Staff The major publlcation of Wlontour Hlvh School -fr en ...X a-47 Mary Lynne Donaldson assisted in the selectlon of the theme of the book conferred with the advisor 'Sir Nlarilyn Obley made the various asslgn ments to the members of the staff read and approved all copy that was turned in and made final preparations for the actual prlntmg of the yearbook The staff typists Letma Kiesnowski Julie Ann Rost and Cathy Tomaszewski prepared all copy for the printer in type wrltten form Our ecretary Suzanne Kairys kept the minutes of all yearbook meetings and handled all correspondence IS 1ts annual the Montour Mzrror Recording a p1CtOI'1al history of our senior year at MH S IS a job that we found was big and as the months raced by, grew constantly bigffer Arranglnff interminable schedules for pictures choosing the perfect coxer material sacri ficmff lunch periods for staff meetings typmff names and names and names conv1nc1nU rela tives friends and exen stranfrers that they should buy a patron ad planning a yearbook benefit dance readmf' proof until the commas began to waltz with the periods-these are some of the things that became a part of our lives But the storm was weathered and thanks to lots of good will from exers one the last copy sheet was finally sent to the printer We hope that we haxe produced a book for sou that will brmg back mam happx memories of Nlontour High 5I . I V W 5 5 5 if Kap , ! N -- All yearbook publicity originates in the Art Assuming the responsibility of producing the Mirror, our Editor-in-Chief. U . k , WL , 5 . , . Y .s. g .N I . . ,M , A S' A . , . H. - . E' A . . . , ' . 2 . M ' o i V ,MH .. . M .Q . I I , . , . 1 - - S' , , , 1 i . ' C , - - - D ' . . . ' e , ' - - f :- s Q - U ' j , ' ' , , 'Y 'r ev 1- f , V Q Q Q l C ' 3 I-'IRSI' ROW: Mr. S. Leff. G. Smith, W. Rudison W. Hufnagel. I. Bock, I. I.eslie, Mr. Popmivh SECOND ROW: IJ. Osman. R. MacDonald, R. Macck K. Ifvnio, ,I. ilharlelta. R. Ilarton. THIRD ROW: R Cage-Iski, A. Ilornvr. W. Dolence, C. Ziemianski. J Nlclfm-ii, Il, Yanish. IJ. Sholl. FOURTH ROW: R xVC'3IllCflJt C, R. Freed, R. Pohaski, I.. Schrecker. R Wagner. J. Nlosimann, R. Puhlman. 'I'o assist those in need in whatever way possible and to foster a spirit of comradery among its members is the purpose of the Future Leaders of America.. Their annual Toys For Tots drive and Knot Hole Club Clearly illustrates their purpose. This club Consists of boys whom Mr. Sidney Leff and lVIr. Melvin Popovich, the advisors. feel have the ability to be leaders. These members must have a high scholastic' standing in their class. The boys of l7.I,.A. are developing: a potential for becoming the leaders of tomorrow. OFFICERS: Jim Charletta, Secretaryg Ray Bar- ton, Prcsirlenlg ,Iohn Mosimann, Treasurer. .Xround lhv table. Ieft to right: .I. Wil- -on. IJ. 0-man. KI. KIasr'o. I.. Ilrexler. 5. airvs -s ' x , 1 L K 'Q . Nli Ilall, I IIuIIi. NI. I.. IJonaIdson. II. Iline-s. NI. K. Higgins. R Hontour-s chapter of the Junior Red Cross was recently organized under the sponsorship of Miss Elizabeth IJaIIy. Every me-mher of the student body is automati- cally included: only the eIeCted homeroom representatives attend the regular meetings. The foremost purpose of junior Red Cross is service. To fuIfiII its purpose. the organization has undertaken many worth- ishiIe projev-ts. suvh as. making IIaIIoween niasks and deeorating tray vowrs for pa- tients at Veterans' and CI'III1'Iff'Il.S Hospit- aIs. filling Christlnus stovkings for under- prixilc-ged children. and f'oIIf-vting paper- Imf-Ix hooks for IIIf'ITlIrf'I'9 of thi- armed I-4PIif'fA'. UI'IiI4fIQIiF: Nimriiiw Kuirx-. .Swfrwlrzrng Eileen Spark. l'res1'rIr'nt: lQuroInf .Xdanix .I.C.L FIRST ROW: D. Recktenwald, A. Kocak. J. Slonehurner, J. Person J. Volsko. R. Brueckman, C. Leydig. M. L. Donaldson. L. Drexler C. Wrash, D. Kimes. Mrs. Mary Hartman. SECOND ROW: J Wovcliko, R. We-alherlrce, E. Barlcl. J. Silver, R. Pctrie. W. Pisarski W. DeForest. J. Certo. J. Ops-ka. THIRD ROW: C. Schubert, T Caliguire. K. Karns, C. Davison, S. Nesbitt, P. Knoll, T. Kutzavitch LAST ROW: R. Sullivan, R. Pock. R. Williams, R. Manjerovic, D Sohota. ef' ,....-in . The Junior Classical League. a subdivi- sion of the national organization. is a new addition to Montour's list of clubs. It is sponsored by Mrs. Mary Hattman. an in' structor in the school's language depart- ment. The chief pre-requisite of member- ship is to be a Latin student. Encouraging an interest in the Civiliza- tion. language. literature and art of an- cient Creece and Rome. and also, acquir- ing an understanding of the debt of our own civilization to that of classical an- tiquity summarizes the purpose of the League. This organization publishes a newspaper and presents a Saturnalia program. OFFICERS: Annette Kocak, Pro-Consul: Char- lene Leydig, Scribag Randy I'oCk. Consul: Jim Opeka, Quaeslor. 54 A FRONT ROW: l'. llallnian. ll. Reed. l.. Briggs. C. lluhlontier, l.. Fogarty. l'. Kraut:-rliluth. NI. Nolfi. Nl. Nlcl'iarIand. J. Thompson. K. McCauley. li, .-Xgne-r. Y. Proxlocllak. l'. Kocak. SECOND ROW: S. Dysert. Nl. .'Xl1m'rn. li, lllulios. E. We-hh. Y. llolinc-. P. Boice, S. Baker, M. Higgins. XI. Xlcfllard. ll. Lynch. li. Kohler. P. Douds. lf. Barlow. .l. Person. 'lllllill ROW: fi. Xlaslev. li. Randazzo, QQ, Blrrflague. K. Samlwrski. P. Cot-coli, C. Langer, ll. Lynch. J. Place,-k. C. Schoppc. Y. Tomkoxit-Ii. .-X. Ce-rto. Nl. Sokutuh. NI. Nlartin. IAFT ROW: E. Muna. li. Sadauskas, C. Findlay, P. Cohh, L. Oliver, Schubert. J. llurle-y. li. Silver. H. Brogley. l'. Wesley. Nl. Mv- Kean. R. Flesher, S. Tomkovich. B, Severns. -lam The Future Nurses of America is a fine example of an organization for aspiring 4'Flor- ence Nightingalesf' It is a voluntary club for girls in the eleventh and twelfth grades. and is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Marv Rogers. the school nurse. The Future Nurses have done voluntary work at hospitals and orphanages. One special project was making holiday tray favors for hospitals. Their statement of purpose is to provide op- portunities for those girls interested in nursing as a profession. to obtain more knowledge con- cerning the many fields of this profession. to develop good social and cultural manners. and to help themselves prepare for married life. OFFICERS: Sandy Schubert. Treaaurerg Carol Mas- ley, Vice Presidentg Pat Kocak, President: Mrs. Rogers: Nlarlane Nolfi, Secretary. BOTTOM ROWZ M- Nulfi. 5- SCIIUIJCTI, B. Silver, D. Kaye, G. Cantwell. R. A. Flesher. E. Muha. E. Spark. F. Koxalm In C. Schoppe. C. Davison, I.. Porter, C. MeCague. SECOND M. Kairys, R. Skowron, R. Kolling. FOURTH ROW: R Totin ROW: M. A. Kinsey. L. Briggs, I.. Benchoff. V. Holmes. S. K. Fenio, R. Sullivan, P. Kinsey. G. Smith. P. Kos ltr B Kairys, T. Caliguiri. C. Schubert, B. Walters. THIRD ROW: Buranosky. I Silxer. Mixed Choir MIXED ENSEMBLE --- FIRST ROW: M. Kairys. R. Skowron. K. McCauley. B. Silver. C. Masley, B. Kinsey, ,I. Mikula, D. Kaye, S. Kairys. SECOND ROW: S. Olenik. E. Spark, J. Curley, F. Kovalovsky. R. Flesher. If. Muha. C. Sclioppv. K. Fe-nio. THIRD ROVF: R. Williams, M. Marks. R. Peremlwa, Cl. Smith. I'. Kosslt-r, Ii. III-ranosky, R. Kolling. The Mixed lfnsc-mhle is vallecl upon when it is impossible to assemlile the entire Choir for some outside event. This select group inc-lucles twelve girls anfl fourteen lvoys who lmw pvrforrnecl at the formal clerlivation of our school. at clinners anal lianquets. ancl for svwrul vhurvh groups. 56 5 5 l if r 5 BOTTOM ROW: Miss Zbalishen, B. Kinsey, C. Herman, C. C. Masley. Tllllill ROW: C. McNamara. V. Yeager, T. Bare Agner, A. Cm-rto, K. NlvCaulcy. J. Tatu-. V. Pravlochak, R. foot. ll. Davis. R. Peruinlma, T. Nolan. J. Curley, V. Oriolo Hftflfy, L4 Uiltllvr. J. Ott. SECOND ROW: C. Findlay, B. FOI'R'fll HOW: S. Ole-nik, M. Marks, J. Charlotte, T. Snyder Sadauskas, V. Zgurzcfx D. Osman, J. Mikula, S. I'IUi'IIlII1I'lCll, B. Williams, ll. Privv, D. Crwfn. Choral music from Room U30 remincls tion. Although the r-hoir sang at the- formal everyone of a forthcoming event. Our choir, clmlivalion. the- 4-hit-f function of tht- vhoir is clirc-vtefl by Miss Marion Zlaalishvn. rehearses to pre-se-nt a Christmas assembly for the stu- every clay with one thing in minfl---perfery elf-nt lvorly uncl a Concert for the public. Ul:l lffl':ll5-v FIRST ROW.: ll, Sllfllluslilig and C. lirvg 'lf Nolan, lifts' I,ff'.Xlilll'l1f. SECOND RUYV: C. Nlvffziulle-. I,r'lfrar1'11r1Sg Si S4-liulwrt. 7ifI'1lXIlff'ff ll. Nli-Ifuul:-x, bfwrvzfiri: fl. l in1llay'. Holm l.us!oflz'11n. Kap-, Ill-.NIMH-llflf .l. Xlikulu. l'rvxj1lr'11I: F. Ulf-nik, Nlis-ing li'-vin 1'll'lllff'I ll. llolrnw--. Robe' l.11x!o1f1'af1J Ill-Sfllfl-lIlI.' fl. 51 lioppf-. Slnrfvrzl l,'o1m1'il lfI'!lf1'XI'Vlfl1- Nl. Nlurlx-. 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FIRST ROW R Puhlman M Yake C Stack W Warner Thompson R Hughes S 'Nloore J Jensen SIXTH ROW J Vevers M Eddms A Warner SECOND ROW D Pagan J Smlth A Cambell J Yamsh B Baker W Chew SEVILNTH L Shoup A 'VI Selbert L Reed R Uffleman J Karns ROW D Lewis S Baker B Kobeda D Knechlmaum W THIRD ROW R Bock M A Wlartm R Weatherbee J Felter EIGHTH ROW 'NI Schwalm J 'Nlatthews D Reed Certo D Cerar FOURTH ROW J Phlllxps R Strllka E D Dletz J Krlwanek Wir Daud Brooks emor Marclnng Band One of the better known or anlzatlons at Nlontour IQ the march IH band The ninety slvc members form the larrest band Nlontour has exer had The success of th1s or amzatlon has resulted from 1ts manv dass of praetlce he 1nn1n a meek before hand and contmum to the day of the performance Band camp 1 dex oted entlrely to the preparatlon of pre ,ame and half txme shows The bands half tlme shows presented a xarletw of muslc and formatlons The musle ran ed from the soft melodlous tune of C' Auld Lanv Syne to the qulck tempo of the Drum Feature Thelr formatlons and dance routlnes dlsplaxed thelr lon hours of practlce Th1s wear the hand operated on a m1l1tarx hasxs The lleutenant Bob Marshall held the hl hest rank Subordlnate to hlm were two master sergeants one headm the reed sertlon and one the brass SCCIIOH Th1s eham of command as lt was further subdnlded brou ht a ss stem of merlts and demerlts The students tan he proud to sax Here comes our band 59 Don Kase Drum 'llajorelle ,Em A, 43 ,f , , 1 if nz: 1 Z 627- ? 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Cheerleaders TOP V H eager T Kutza 1 Xml ko D Ref' ma 4 c Ca ue T Qclllglllfl L I f r ter B NILI' arland The jumor xargltw checrlearleri are freshmen and Qophomores These jumor xareltx ba ketlnall ame bl ' ' O JfHl,I.5,1.6.u', If girls, kept in line hy a strirt dc-merit system. lead the cheers at the W M' A naubvhkfnwwifwwafi raeckman M949 M1HOICllCS rl htly clad ln lhelr black and old umformQ ulth tllclr matclnn, pom pomQ the 'Vllnorettes of Nlontour lllgll School were Sun clurm the half tlme Shows of the football ames TheQe flfteen flrls under the leads-rQh1p of Bar bara Kmsey practlced dlllgently after school several days a week 62 T1 gi B Kmwey E Knouse S Schlentner B rfffw l sworn A K i' Q-idifrg' Peggy Fortney Head Vajorette Doris Kaye Band Htad Clcmentm Lan er Nancy Phillips Joyce Person Eileen Pat Kocak Linda Drexlfr Pat Nleyer Carol Lcrtont 5pdrlx Majorettes Practice, practice, practice these were the words uttered so frequently by head majorette, Peggy Fortney Twlfilllf' and dance routlnes were orif mated by the f'1I'lS themselxes to correspond is ith the spirlttd music of the half time shows Addmf' to the excltement of these shows were the fire batons tmrled by Pebcy and Doris Kaya our drum majorette. An unprecedented situation occurred this year in which ten of the fourteen major- ettes were Seniors. 'Vliss Mary Centille advised the froup for the first time. 1' 2 - 63 -Soi Los Buenos Veeinos HHSI' ROW: Mrs. Haltman. J. Ott, Nl. NlctClar4l, J. Thomp- son. C. Findlay, BI. Museo, K. Samborski, M, Higgins, M. Nolte. SECOND ROW: ll. DuVall. R. Miller. A. Wilbik. R. Bialowas, N. Kushner. R. Fenio, H. Fry, R. Puhhnan. THIRD ROW: Kairys. C. Sclioppe. E. Spark. V. Serdiuk, C. Agner, B. Dluhos, P. Coceoli. C. Dines. FOURTH ROW: G. Smith, C. Zieineanski. R. Cegelski. F. Kovalovsky, V. Oriolo. D. Rup- reeht. LAST ROW: J. Wilson, Olenik, J. Bock, D. Yanish, T. Nolan. L . an-X5 ,,,.,. . . f A VK , A . .. 5. . on ,, O A , -'r 'I '. 'rv if f Q dj Q 1 ,- n -sf, P f'3n. fr Q. 6,55 a sa... ,. R .. o gs ,gg ff ff.,f, , at - F 5 . . - 1.1 af ' .fa T .,.e,...,fa. , ye. A, . ff -. f ' - . . w :gui 1 F .i 1' . ' E-Af 2 ' sf' w A h x h V3- 4 5 fa- -.S 'gf' ff Y, 1 V i -' 4 fi 1 . . -- ' if - H... ,fn . r 4 JN. V ' ' KL A . . 79 , . f.. ,nb .A , I .ls 'NE .M .V f H M wi 4 ,V Y K Qgrgi. ' . .3 .MA .' 7. ale f 'J I if Lf, wr 'QMS' Q 5' , . ' 'W ' S., 3 fx r s: ,. . , A' 'gs :i S ' .... ' I 743' 'E ' Q ' . 3- ir, - . r I f In . .,T.:..7 - 1 11. Aw. Q X .hwv Wi C .., '5 'Q 4 . . tg? A, gg The Spanish Club is another organiza- tion instituted this year. It is sponsored by Mrs. Mary Hattman. ., ii This club strives to stimulate an appre- ciation of the Culture and literature of 'fit Spanish-speaking countries, and aims to further better understanding of our Latin American neighbors. The Spanish Club presented various pro- grams and held a Spanish Christmas party. OFFICERS: Joan Ott, Vice Presidentg Marlane Nolfi, Presidentg Suzanne Kairys, Secretaryg Steve Olenik, Treasurer. 64 FIRST ROW: J. Charletta, L. Bittner, NI. Kairys, D, Hart ner. R. Szarejko, P. McFarland, R. DiCicco, C. McCague, R. Dlugosz, R. Schley. SECOND ROW: D. Sholl, J. Tate, E. Webb, J. Schombeck, M. Kuzinski, L. Fusco, F. Bruni B. McGuire, BI. Cole, Miss Dally. THIRD ROW: J. Parki son, G. Julius, K, Marshall, J. McGuire, L, Koller, D. Evangelista, T. Callick, R. Skowrou. Le Cercle de Francais The French Club was organized at Montour this year with the purpose of providing French students a greater opportunity to use the French language and to increase their knowl- edge of French people and their customs and history. To be a member of the club, a stu- dent must be enrolled in a second year French class. The meetings are conducted entirely in French. As a newly o-rganized club, the list of activities for this year was limited to guest speakers and viewing slides. Many new and exciting plans are now underway for future years. Miss Dally, the French instructor, sponsors the club. 65 OFFICERS: Linda Koller, Vice Presidentg Terry Callick, Secreturyg Cathy XIcCague, Student Council Representativeg Jim Charletta, Treasurerg Mary Lynne Donaldson, President. F.H.A. FIRST ROW: V. Yeager, C. Paczan, B. Aubel, D. Headley, M. Slovick, B. Vayo, S. Scaff, P. Skarada, R. Schley, J. Smith, C. Galiardi. SECOND ROW: C. DuMontier, E. Matyaz, J. Martino, I.. Fogarty, P. Kruuterbluth, Miss Dupuis, R. Love, D. Fronczek, S. Schlentner, C. Mochnick, K. Leslie, M. Fronczek, L. Briggs. THIRD ROW: N. Dorsek, M. McKean, C. Wrask, C. Pearce, B. Kraszewski, J. Powell, A. Certo, C. McCague, G. Spirak, M. Sokatch, J. Casperone, P. Sevick, J. Langman, A. Bondi. FOURTH ROW: M. Kepple, P. Jordan, R. Brogley, P. Phillips, S. McVicker, D. Schlipp, M. Cayliardi, J. Mikula, L. Reed, J. Preniczky, M. McClard, L. Kiesnowski. FIFTH ROW: J. Williams, M. Kinsey, M. Higgins, B. Beveridge, O. Lewis, C. Semerad, D. Schorr, D. Kreichbaum, J. Cierl, N. Phillips, H. Rizzo, J. Rost. SIXTH ROW: S. Wise, R. Terpack, S. Nemec, D. Williams, N. Dolinar, J. Parkison, K. Marshall, B. Kobeda, C. Herman, N. Caryll, J. Smith. SEVENTH ROW: V. Zgurzec, V. Masco, S. Nesbitt, J. Fisher, M. Bondi, S. Magee, P. Witkowsky, M. Skrobinski, D. Hartner, B. Ries. EIGHTH ROW: C. Trussell, M. Croff, L. Hupp, J. Glass, P. Ceyrollcs, P. Madalinski, J. Moschak, P. Persutti, M. Martin, D. Reed. NINTH ROW: E. Kozak, J. Smith, B. Henry, A. Dorsky, C. Donahue, B. Spik, M. Schwalm, S. Moore, N. Garin, A. Tucker, Creshauk. AME OFFICERS: Patricia Douds, Secretary, Linda Hupp, Treas- RICA Many of our girls are active in a national or- ganization known as the Future Homemakers of America. Any student who is taking or has taken a home economics course is eligible for member- ship. The over-all purpose is to help individuals im- prove personal, family, and community living. This is accomplished by promoting a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making, by fostering a development of creative leadership in home and community life, and by furthering an interest in home economics. Its major activities included a formal initiation which was held on December 10 in the cafeteria. A mother and Daughter Banquet has been planned for the spring. At that time a Hobo Day has also been planned. On this day, the members will dress in old clothes and will be on call to do odd jobs around the community for a small fee. Miss Dupuis is the club sponsor. Ufefi Judy Gierl, Vice President: Janet Glass, President, Lynne Fogarty, Historian: Bet ty Vayo, Parliamenlarian. 66 FIRST ROW: R. Peremba, ,l. McGuire, P. Kocak, L. Fogarty P. Krauterbluth, M. Nolfi, P. McFarland, B. Silvers, K. Mc Cauley, A. Santillo, J. Arnold, C. Petrovic. SECOND ROW: Mr. Katshir, B. Marshall, D. Dawson, S. Dysert, B. Lynch, P. Lynch S. Zarvis, J. Ott, B. Kohler, F. Kovalovsky, J. Cersosimo, ,l Petrovic. THIRD ROW: V. Pravlochak, L. Benchoff, O. Lewis, J. Curley, S. Huemmrich, E. Muha. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America is a national organization designed to interest students in the field of education. The club is composed of stu- dents who have plans of pursuing a teaching career. Being members of this club, the students be- come acquainted with the important role a teacher plays in our democracy. The opportunities and responsibilities of the teaching profession are made available to the stu- dents through the club. Films, guest speakers, and various programs. planned by the officers and the sponsor, Mr. Katshir, were part of the calendar of events for the Future Teachers this year. 67 OFFICERS: ,Ioan Ott, Secretary: Beverley Kohler, Treas urer, Frances Kovalovsky, Vice President: Donald Dawson President. C oorloaders lJi.mm' Svhorr, lilvanor Wt-bb, ,lm-ru Xlikulxi. Nllly MLlI'NlS. Carol Svlllvltilll llvtty liurik, Carol Mash-y, Mary Xnn Owatl Captain , . The svhool 1-olors. lvlack anrl gold, invariably rt-mintl the slmlt-nts at Nlonlour lligh of their cliwrlc-arl01's. ln thcir sharp anfl sporty outfits, they It-ml tht- fams in r-lm-is that, many times, inspire- tht- lt'illll on to vivtory. lfostvrinp goofl sportsmanship among the stuclents. lcafling pep assemblies. and promoting good fellowship make the c'l10er'l0aclf-rs an integral part of our school. A pleasing personality, good vharacter. and a satisfactory scholastic average are the qualities of a Nlontour c:heerleaclc1'. Mrs. Virginia Morrow is the sponsor of this group. I IIi5'I' RUIYI WV. Huflison. II. IiI't'l'H. T, 5Ioxif'Ii. .I. Fnyrltr, J. IM-k. ll. xIl'I'St'Ilt'I'. W. rmiiomi. L. iminy. n. izmish. R. S 7 ' II.ll'Ion, I,. Sl'IlI't'l'IU'l. SEIIUNIJ HOWY1 'If Nohln. .I. t Kusl -' I' Koxsh-r I3 IIlll lIllNIKV Il NI1 'vk I I1--liv Inu.. ,. .v.. .,.r ..I. llonlon. 'IYIIIIIII KUW: 'If SIlftIt'I'. II. I,IIlI.ll'. .I. I'mn'sL1II I Iionv, I . Klillga-r,.l.Upa-It.1. Sinn? its organization in 1916. the Varsity Nl has he-mi promoting: sportsmanship. leader- ship. and good r-haracztcr in our athletes. This high stan1IarfI has he-en survvssfully displayed in z1II of the sports. 'Ihr' only athlf-tvs 1-ligilwlv for IIIPIIIIDCTSIIIII arf- thosv who Ilan- earned a If-ttvr in one of tht- varsity sports. Through tlw tirvlc-ss efforts .. of those incnihcrsr javkets are awarciml to thc' QIHIKIIIZIIIIIQI Seniors. Hr. Thomas Birko is the CIUIJ sponsor. ,f 1 . K sf! A x .1 U t.,wH,i, wi' 54 li fr IV 'V I' vI'vf , u JY 5ny4Ia-r. TIPWINHVVI. I II-thu. Fwff f I I in I lf Il Il Iillltth In lr ff! rw jf, ,M The Montour SENIOR FIRST ROW P Fortnes 'NI Fronczck J Nlartmo A Certo C Cercone D Fronczek ,I Powell NI 'NI1Furlund M 'Nolfl ,I xllnlx N 'NIC Clard ,I Rout J Ott SECOND ROW Mrs Zahn D Kam D Schorr C Semerad .I Cdbperone .l Langman P Lxnch B Lxnch B Kohler M Book Urs Morrow THIRD ROW P Skarada P Koller D Schllpp S NICWICRCI' ,I Babmger L Hupp B Baker D Krleekbaum P Sexxclx Y Orlolo F Koxaloxbln FOURTH ROW C Dmes C Adams B Kmses H RIZZO N Phllllps J 'Nhkula P Phllllp I Baxa P Jordan K Leslle N Carm .IUNIORS FIRST ROW C DUNTODIIBF I Iogurts P Krauterbluth R Sewerue K 'NIcCaulex A San t1llo B Drexler B Sddduskas C Fmdlav M Nuke S Bra hear B Papst SECOND ROW NI Ahern N Dohnar D WllllamS S Nemec S Ilomkovlch C Agner NI McKean N Dorsek L Br1ggQ S Schlen tner K Samborskl P Coccoll .B Nlazur THIRD ROW B Broudhurt 'NI Bondl SfMcl er S Dwert D H111 Y Schmxdt R Broglew Y Yarger P Wes ley FOURTH ROW E Knoue S Huemmrlck S Baker P Boxce M Hattman R Flesher E Muha V Prawlochak S Schubert FIFTH ROW B Sewerm M Sokatch M Martmo D Reed B Schell C Ma ley P Cobb E Webb B Randdzzo SIXTH ROW A Tucker B Dluhos .I Thompson ,I Curley L Bflggg B Sonowec Athleuc Club SOPHOMORE FIRST ROW S Moore D Hartner V Yeager V Zgurzec C Paczan .I Smlth C Her man R Brethauer M Skrobxnskl B Henry B Splk SECOND ROW P Healy A Bondl S Thelss S Barefoot B 'NIcFarland C Gaylalrdl P Persutu V Butya .I Frsher G Grendys C McCague R Henry THIRD ROW F Brum L Blttner B The 'Nlontour Athletlc Club IS one of the most recent addltlons to HCIIVIIICS IH our school Although xt IS a new organl zatlon, It has a membershlp of over one hundred semor hlgh school g1I'lS The members have a warlets of sports m whlch to partlclpate Included ln M A C s pro gram are basketball, softball and volley ball Even Wednesday mornmg two Kobeda V Serdluk A Dorsky .I Wxlllams B R165 P Bronder .I Yanlsh FOURTH ROW P George M Kmsey D Maler .I Moschak M Brady C Donahue FIFTH ROW M Kossler L Porter A Dluhas J Valsko D RlCktCfHW8ll M Schwam J Tate SIXTH ROW L Koller S Scaff B Vayo Slovlck P George M Harbnson P Rlchards homeroom teams oppose each other IH what usually proves to he fast movmng actlon packed tournament games Besldes playmg on the warlous teams the mem bers can also 0fflCl3tC keep score or keep tune Under the supervlslon of 'Hrs Mor row and Mr Yahn the glrls have an enjoyable time wh1le leamlng the value of good sportsmanshlp The Semor Class a CHARGE CAST lCl0CkWlQ6l Bernlce Walters Jack Karns Elleen Spark Dorls Kaye Student Dlrector Joan Ott Ron Ma cek Ray Pohaskl Steve Ole nllt Don Dawson Dmck Con ley lon steps? Cary Smlth Alex Cxmon Lou Schrecker Russ Freed Bob Puhlman Polson and old fxnery seem to be an mcongrous combmatlon but on November 19 and 20 the senlor class m1xed them 1n a h1la11ous productlon of Arsenzc and Old Lace For months before the performance the cast and the behlnd the scenes commlttees worked dlhgently to make the play an overwhelmlng ent1re productlon from the bulldrng of a stalrcase to the de velopment of an accent The play was a story about two elderly aunts who polsoned lonely old men A nephew Mortlmer dlscovered the1r secret and proceeded to flnd a way to protect them Two other nephews lboth lnsanel a pretty glrl an lnterferlng pollce force, and a host of other characters hampered htm As the aunts found a thlrteenth v1ct1m the curtaln closed on the flrst produchon presented m the new lugh school audltorlum BACKSTAGE B Baker B Bunk P Fortney K Uffelman B Klnsey P 'Vleyer C Plerce 72 . 'fa , 1 A 'QF c :X .,,' A 'L Aa C l ' V Y l 9 t ' F7 f 4 1 V 1 : I , - 7 7 '- , . , . . I 9 1 , . y . . . . . , K Y u n a Hill n wa 1 . y, . .jf , Q success. Mrs. Beryl MacLean, director, capably supervised the 5 M I . . . . . - ' - , ' , ' ' 9 9 if f 1 . , . ' , . , 1 , . ' ', .. , . ' . 'li , 1 C t A X 1 ' Q , 1 I s 'K . ig Y - CN R . I understand you have a room to rent Please Chonny f0r me the qulck way' 4 bby Dr Harper Teddy Brophy Ixlezn Martha Flame Ive almost come ..,.1 to the noncluslon that thls Wlr Bermce Walter Garw slhllll John Kama Alex CIITIOYI LOUIS qchremlcer Exleen Qpark jofm Ott Hitler 1sn a Chrl 73 Ronald Maoek Russell Freed Raymond Pohaskl Mortzmer Mr Gzbbs fonathon Dr Fznstezn Rlchard Conley Robert Puhlman Donald Dawson O Hara Rooney lflr Wztherspoon Steven Olenlek stlan If you ll slgn rlght here in itvs a World 01 POITS 1 1 4,4 4, vs ,v - , , if 1 1 'A , 1 A -1 J . ' .1 F X .LV J 1 .1 , N A -f A f' .1 4 I, Ny, .yv ,1 u A .1 L ,LMA 4 ft th 1 N N' , L U4 LU .J Su C4 X LL' MML k NL wt L b f L f V NK t U bjtw r f N V 4 L L r VLL,J,mufi l H Lk? X It JU qbx Liz lb yvl ' L I U XL ' L .1 IU 1 K, x :JV I ,U 1 1 lf tt 13' tm 5' -v ix H 'I . 'K 6 ,OJ ,J SJ xi' LV' .II 1. X Football - 19 9 . fwg A KJ 'ts 1 l,f1'i KJ W FIRST ROW T Qlouck ,I Iasa ,I Long ,I Pet ruuk D Rdlllill W Rud1son D Green R Barton W Olnam ,I bnyder DECOIND ROW .I Bock ,I L ordon I Ku hner R Bmlovs ae R WIIIIJIHQ T Snxder ,I Leslle ,I Pearsall B Buranosky 'V Montour football moved mto Claw A WPIAI COIHPCIIIIOII th1Q xear under the dedleated guldance of Nlr Robert Phllllp De plte thla Qhlft to a larger and stronger league our bow Qtlll gate ex erw 0111 of thelr opponente a trymg battle Although thew wele 11ot as fortunate 111 Clase A compet1t1o11 ac thes were 111 Claes B theS Qtlll poeted a preseutable four mms four loe ee record The Spartans Started the 39 Qeason mth a ro111p1ng 21 0 Upton oser Weet Allegheny Then ll'lNlIlg poated 22 feaenf wma 111 our no dl 1 th x 1 flre up I uaker Vallex clexen who po111111eled our bow to an 11 ll defeat Bounun r1ght back thex dl po ed If Nloon hx defeatlng them 35 12 'Xloung form ard lnto the Qeaeon thex found a formulable opponent IH Stove Then Ku hner K Hame T 'Nlorford T Nolan F Dudalx THIRD ROW E Murphy .I NIcEwen ,I Pecorl D Sewmor F Klm er C Juhua R John on R Man Jerhwlc R Wllllam B Butt .I Rome I Opeka nlp and tuck battle led to a 126 uctory for lVIo11tour HN Farnegle found MOIIIOUY too faet and our Guperb Spartans defeated them Z1 0 Our last three ganna prosed to be lucklesa XEIIIUIGS on the gI'lLlITOI1 Lndefeated Coraopohe extended thelr uctorx Qtreak In defeatlng NIontour 196 The Wlclxeee Roeki Rama who muat Qurelx be mud hoga oozed out a 60 uctorx oxer Montour Our had luck Contlnued and the laet game of the Qeaeon wae dropped to the Dormont Rullc rugs 13 U lhua Cloeed 'mother lllgll Qplrlted football Qeaaon t gaxe aa Claw LX 11e11co111er2 JL NIOR HIFH VI RUW C fulra 1 111 1 llflll H.1w111 ui NH UND 1 te 1 It ll lllll Il 1 e 111 IIYULCFIIIJII D l1lul11 Nlr I 1 pouth THIRD R W Ihne E De ulm Fat 1 u 11111 ll 1 tt It ll I II ROY tl I u ll X 1 Ill 1111 R 1 'Xl ' '- 1-- -. S .,. 's,.. '. ',. .T ' :. ,. ,.'g,1. '-,. S,..'- Q ,. s , . e, . ,,, ',. s,. ,. ',. . -l. 1- 471- , . ',1. , ' as 79 ' - ,' Y A . . S. I S . .L M . I . - . -' - --s- -.i -Q 1' -, - sue: . ' t ' I ye' 's of plat , eg' 111-t a I I- . '- Q . ' rg - 1 A-. , .- a fg. . l -' g ' - U' 'S 5 1 Nlontour. Wle thank our boys for the fine showing they v.I 1 FIR.' ' ': I. il 1 'g:111, S. llaxrroll. R. llaltlgllvli. R. IJAII ' 'lm I.. Iltlllllll. T. 1111-11-5. R. N11-' 11, T. ' 'A . H. Iloo . ff I f ROW: R. N11 '. .l. Iflllolt. D. 5'll:1. .l. Sutl -'a . R. Mi k, J. NI'- K: , ll, - ' ' . . 1, LKA D J, .'. . UTY: I. ' S. . J '. R. l,l1llll1l.lI'l. R. Al'-l A. Km.: '1' . R. I' JK. Dv- NI1 U, FUI' IT , V: W. Felt-', I . IIHSPIIWRIILI, F. I.im- ba gh. ll. I111 'I1, WI. .1 lll'Lll. R. 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If 'T 1 ,Lf M fra R ,Away J5 4 W 4 , bf .' ,, 3 Q5 I s I W 5 Baseball - 19 9 The team watches for the outcome of the next p1tch SCORES Avonworth Fort Couch uaker Valley Moon Neville Bellevue Fort Couch Avonworth uaker Valley Nevllle Bellevue The Montour Spartan mne under the able dlrectlon of Mr Tom Blrko completed the 1959 baseball season undefeated They also won the 0 V C champlonshlp for the second SUCOCSSIVC year Glvmg credlt to any one person for Montour s sucoess on the base ball diamond would be bold as well as 1Il'lpOSS1bl6 For lt was only through team work that our boys were able to co ordlnate thelr talents 1nto the fmest team III the area Stlll credlt must be glven where Cfffdlt IS due Dave Yanlsh Lou Schrecker and Blll Rudlson composed the stalwart Spartan pltchlng IBCCIVCTS Sharp hlttlng by Dave Yanlsh Gary Cantwell Ray Barton and Blll RUd1SOH kept the score soarmg for Montour Co ordlnatmg all of thelr efforts was Mr Tom Blrko veteran coach at M H S Ohlo Valley Conference Strlke Two' B111 Rudxson tnes to beat out the throw to flrst 80 2 0 ' f - 7 0 ' i . . if ' ' ' . 3 1 Q . . l. . 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' ' 'Q 11 1 ' ' ' - Junior Varsity Left to rxght J Wotchko ,I McEwen J McNally J Kossler D Sobota P Not too much IS ever sald or thounht about the Jumor Varslty basketball teams Yet here at Mon tour we were fortunate enough to have one of the fmest J V teams 1n the area Wmum most of thelr Dames they showed that future varsxty teams play llln' for Montour w1ll be tou h to beat Theres no fumor HL h Kosslcr R Mamcrouck F Klm er .l Rowe B McEwen promlsmc, varslty prospects Mr Leo Prostko a newly acqulred teacher at Montour coached these Wllllflg young men to take constructlve crltlclsm and advlce wh1ch helped develop thelr basketball prowess and team work Sectlon 9 w1ll surely be the scene of many heated Coach Phllllps FIRST ROW J Elllott D Sella K Salters J Rogers T Twxst R Mor rlson SECOND ROW H Brueckman W Abran F Llmbau h C Lynch A De Macro A Kutzavxtch . . . U .. U G. L h I . 4. 1. 7 - 1 5 . . , , Y M . . U 7 v . - . v Y Q . . U , . . 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QS Cltj-3 itgs a world of Seniors The Class of 1960 J. Babingvr, Serrcturyg R Burton, Presidentg J. Pass Vice Presidentg J. Bock Treasurer. JEANETTE BABINCER Band Announcer 2, Cheer- leaders 1: Class Secretary 4. CAROLYN BARLOW Student Council 4, Treasurer 43 F.N.A. 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, Senior Play Prompterg Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, Library 4, F.T.A. 2, 3. 4 BERYL BAKER Banu 1. 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2: Newspaper 4: F.H.A. 1, Senior Play Blake-Up, Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, 3: Class Secretary 2, 3, Pep Club 43 NI.A.C. 4, ,lunior Prom Committee. RAY BARTON Student Council 1, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Newspaper 43 F.L.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 4, Varsity M 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary-Treas urer 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Bas- ketball '1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, Class President 43 Key Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3. I if ,iff W7 4 iuv-if ,959 5,73 'Nan LENORA BENCHOFF JOANNE BAXA Band 3, 4, F.H.A. 13 Chorus F.H.A. 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 1, 2. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 4-. BARBARA BEVERIDCE JAMES BOCK F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Student Council 4, F.L.A. 3, Make-Upg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4g Varsity M 43 Hi-Y 3, Foot- ball 4, Baseball 3, 43 Class Treasurer 4, Key Club 3g Spanish Club 3, 4. LEON-XRD HOG.-XTS MYRN.-X BOOK F.x.,x, 3. 1. Pm, club 4 F.H.,x. 1. 2. x1.A.f:. 4. Y Tvvm 1. 2. v A. Q. -,1 ba' Q ' .5 'N' I , V , JOHN BROCLEY KENNETH RURIANEK -,,. 4' 3 , . , F.L.A. 1. 2: Hi-Y 2. 3: Foot- Yearbook 2: F.L.A. 1, 2: SCH ,:. h.: ' .:' Vi, 3' . 1 w 1 .'- I 1 I ball 2, 101' may Stage- Crow: H1 f . . .3 V jf vm ix ' ij X7 Si .N 3 X X .fl BETTY BURIK JO ANN tj.-XSPRONE Student Cllllllfil 1, 4, Corrvs- F.H.A. I. 2, 3. '11 Tri-Hi-Y I pondiug Sm-cr:-tary -13 SL-nior 2, 33 NI..-XC. 4. Play Maki--Up: CIM-4-rlcudcrs 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr-vrctury 4: Junior Prom Commiltvc-. RAYMOND CEGELSKI CAROL CICRCONE F.L.A. 3, 4g Hi-Y 3g Spanish Chorus 1, 3g Mnjon-tics 1, 2. Club 4. 3, 4: 3I.A.C, 4. G. 1 'fl-. ' '24 f fy. l - v CHARLES COULTER RICHARD CRUMMY Band Ig Hi-Y I. Hi-Y 2g Band I. DONALD DAWSON DAVID DIETZ Senior Play Castg Chorus 39 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Hi-Y 25 Key Club 3, Treasurer 33 F.T.A. 4, President 4. JOSEPH CERSOSINIO ARXIIDA CERTO Bunml l, 2. 3, 4g Chorus 33 F.N.A. 45 F.H.A.1: Chorus in I7.T.A. 4. Pep Club 4g M.A.C. 4. WILLIAM CHEW RICHARD CONLEY Band I, 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Senior Play Custg Hi-Y 2, Committee. Wrestling 4. ' e- ,, M 1, CAROLE DINES Jr. Red Cross 3, 4g F.N.A. 3: Spanish Club 4g M.A.C. 4, Senior Play Art Work. WILLIAM DOLENCE Student Council 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4: F.L.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-g Hi-Y 2, 3g Senior Play Stage Manager. MS N CHARLES DOLENCE MAR Y LYNNE DONALDSON Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Classi- cal League 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 French Club 4, President 43 F.T.A. 2, 3. '1l. it A pifkaffff J, ,?m..5 'wa X Hn.. N 'QM JOHN DORSEK LINDA DREXLER Junior Classical League 4, Jr Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4. FRED DUDAK JEANNETTE FAVRE F.L.A. 3, 4: Senior Play Stage F-N-A 3, 4'- Crewg Varsity M 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Red Cross 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 23 'F' 4, F KENNETH FENIO RONALD FENIO National Honor Society 3, 45 F.L.A. 25 Senior Play Stage F.L.A. 3, 45 Chorus 45 Hi-Y Crcwg Hi-Y 25 Spanish Club 4 K- ' PE--Q jf l 35 Language Club 1, 2. .A Q. . 'T ,i1,w3,, ff 1 . ,J Q Vai .i N? .V nylyvigwxg ffs. in if .gf .- . . f ff was W ' 4 ,av , , , I . I 'lx'Slz' 5 figltf ' af 7 I Q J' .l DARLENE FRONCZEK NIARLENE FRONCZEK F.H.A. 45 Pep Cluli 2, 45 F.H.A. 45 Pcp Club 2, 45 M.A.C. 4. M.A.C. 4. KURT GAIRINC JOHN CALLAY Audio Visual Aids 45 Senior Play Stage Crew. mmm, x , PECCY FORTNEY RUSSELL FREED Student Council 45 Senior Play Newspaper 4, Editor 45 F.L.A Make-Up: Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 3, 4: Senior Play Cast: Hi-Y 4, Head Majorette 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Commercial Service Club 4 1, 2: .lunior Prom Con1mittec5 M.A.C. 4. Ww- fl- PR. AX I 1115 CHARLES GARDNER NANCY GARIN Senior Play Stage Crew. F.H.A. 43 M.A.C. 4. MARY ANN GAYLIARDI JUDY GIERL F,H,A, 1, 2, 3, 43 Chofug 1, 23 Student Council 3. 43 News- Majorettes 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, D11pCr 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,, 4, 23 Junior Prom Committee. Vice Pl'05idi'Ul 43 Sfniflf PIHY Program Chairman: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Junior Prom Commit- teeg Pep Club 4, M.A.C. 4. 4113 f J 5, --xr . . E i Ps., F Q, iii ROGER CILL ALEX CIMON Audio Vigual Aidg 4, Student Council 3: Yearbook 21 Senior Play Cast, Hi-Y 39 Key Club Z, 3, Fft'IlCll Club 4. JANET CLASS DAVE GREEN Student Council 2, 3, News- Varsity M 3, 4, Secretary 35 paper 23 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Presi- Hi-Y 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, dent 2, 45 Class President 2, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Key Club 2, 3. Library 45 Junior Prom Com' mittee. RIIIIIARD CRICIQIIRIIQII 5-'XNITIIA 4lRI'l5II.'1I'K F.I,..X. 21 III-Y 2, 3, F-H.r'L IZ IZIIUTII4 I: lIl1e-1-rIc.1rI- vrx I: IN-p lilulv ZZ. I: NI..X,ff,1 IIIQNRY II.X'I I'NI.-KN KIfNNIf'I'II IIICYXIJIEY I.I.,.-X. 1: Svniur Play I.igI1!- mg: I.1Imrury 1. 1. 2-'Ji' 'ITP NIXHX HAH' HIGGINS IIONALIJ IIUFF Rf-11 Lruw 3, '11 I'.N.A. 3, IIun4I 2. 3. 4 fhurua 1 '. , -1 51,-nior uy F.'I'..,X. 1. .I 4 I' H X I I Pl Nlakw-I'p: Tri-Hi-Y 2g Spun- 1 I1 Vlulv I XRNHIIJ IIURNER WXNNII II I I-YMLI-QI, 1 , lf.I..X. fi. 1. I-.I..X. .L 11 5l'IllflI' Ihn I vflivx. 'n , E 1 Q'-1:5-xv' PATRICIA JORDAN CHARLES JUNCFLEISCH F.H.A. 43 M.A.C. 4. Senior Play Stage Crew, Audio SUZANNE KAIRYS Spanish Club 4-, Sr-eretary 43 F.'I'.A. 2, Pop Cluh 2, Year- book 4, Secretary 4, Jr. H4-gl Cross 3, 4, Secretary 3, 49 Senior Play Ticket Sales Chair- man, Chorus 2, 3, 4, fNI.A.C. 4. Visual Aids 4. JAMES KANUCH Senior Play Stage Crew, 'Ili Y ig Lihrary 4. WILLIAM IIIIGHES Band I. 2, 3. 4, Library 4' Junior Prom Committee. JAMES, JENSEN Band 3. 4: French Club uv Ctr . -dl, :yy I 15.1, LINDA HUPI' Student Couneil 3, 45 INI.A.C. 43 ,lr. Heil Cross 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Lihrary 4, Pep Cluh 4, Junior Prom Commit- toe. MYRTA JORDAN Student Council 4, Newspaper 4. Co-Editor 4. :rn -..E A lifll '. 1 12 . I V 14.1 I . JOHN KARNS Band I. 2. 3. -1: National Honor Socic-ty 3, 4g Sf-nior Play Cust. MARYANN KEPPLE F.H.A. 41 M.A.C. 4. DORIS KAYE Studcnt Council 1: Y:-urbook 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Student Director: Chorus 1. 2, 3, 45 Majorcttcs 2. 3, 4, Band Head 4: Tri-Hi-Y 35 Class Trcusurvr I: Pep Club 2: Y-Ta-ons 23 Art Club 1, Prcsidr-nt 1: M.A.C. 4. LETITIA KIESNOWSKI Ycarbook 41 F.N..-X. 3: F.H.A. 43 Pep Club 2, 4: School Pub- licity 3. 2 2 if 5 1 in 'ki BARBARA KINSEY REGINA KLEIN Student Council 2, 3, 4, Truus- FHA. I. 2. 3: Tri-Ili-Y 1, 2 urcr 3, Recording Secrc-tary 43 Library 3. 4. Senior Play Wardrobe, Choru, 2, 3, 4, Minorcttes 2, 3, 4, Head 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 4. fd ff ,f LOUIS Kl.lPl'A l'A'I'RI1jI.X KUC.-KK Band I. 2. 3, -1: Kry Club 1, Stuwlvnt Council 2: National 2' 3 Honor Socivty 3. 1. 51-vrctury 4: F.X..X. 3. rl, Yin: Prclidm-nt , l . . . 5, lrvxulvnt 13 l'.ll,.'X. Z: Scu- ior llluy Prompts-r: Niujorr-Itvs I. 2. 3. '13 'l'ri'lli-Y 2. 3: Clan-4 Prifxitir-nt I: l .'l'..-X. 2. BEVERLY KRASZEWSKI Student Council 4: F.H.A. 4: Pep Club 4: M.A.C. 4. JAMES KRIVANEK Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Q- fp--M9 DIANE KRIECHBAUM Band l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Student Council 4: Newspaper 4: F.ll.A. 2, 3, 4 gScnior Play l,l'UgIl'illllSQ Chorus lg 'llri-llill 2: Spanish Club lg M.A.C. 4: Pep Club l, 4: GAA. 1: .lun- ior Prom Committee. CLEMENTINE LANUER l-INA. 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2: Clio- rus 1: Xlujurettes l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2,'3. l3lfYl'llilllfX KUHLER PATRICIA ROLLER Xvf'Lll'lPlN?li 2. 3: Nvwspupcr 3: F.ll..-X. l. 2, 4: Chorus FKA. 3, 4: Sonior Play Prop- Tri-lli-Y l, 2: Nl,-XAC. 4. crtim-N tltb-lillLlll'lll.lIlI llaskcllmll 2: l .'l'.A. -1, 'lllvzlfllrcr 4: Pep Club l. 2. 1: KI..X.l,.-1: CMXA. 3. FRANCES KOVALOVSKY EILEEN KUZAK Ycalrliook 3. -13 Chorus 2, 3, 4: l'l.ll..X. 4: Chorus 3: B Spanifll Club -1: F.'l'.A. 2, 4. 3, 4, Vice President 4: M.A.C. 4: Pep Club l. 2, 4. 1259, 4, a A I if ,4-v '57 'GL 4, 'Gr 3 1 JOHN LONG RICHARD LORENZI Library 4. BARBARA LYNCH PATRICIA LYNCH M.A.C. 43 Yearbook 45 F.N.A. M-A-C 42 Yffllfllflflli 45 FN-A. 3, 4, Senior Play Wardrobe: 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Wardrobe: F.'f.A. 2, 4, Pop Club 4. F.T.A. 4, Pr-p Club 4. .IIILIE LANGBIAN ROBERT LECK lfll 'X 4' NI 'XC fl. Iiuncl l, 2, 3, -1-4 Yn-urbook 33 KATHY LESLIE Ili-Y 3, Kvvy Club 3. ONA LEWIS F.H.A. 43 Chorus Ig INI.A.C. 4. F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 25' Wardrolmcg Chorus Ig Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3g Library 4g F.T.A. 4. df Q7 lmUl..XNll NIL.:-I,lUNAl.lJ RONALD MACEK rl X l. Z. .L 4. lll-X 2. 3, l'.L.A. 2. .i. 4. l rll ill I. 2: lluxkeflluill l: lu-y Luft: Hi Y 2 3' Sr-niur Play Baslu-tbull l, llulp 2, 33 .llllllllf P1-win lfnyn 2: W'l'n'4llillg1 -lg Audio Visual mm , Aidf 1: .luninr Prom Coni- mittcv. HIHN NIALAKKY BOB MARSHALL l.l1m'uQ3:lli-Y2,3. Band l. 2. 3, 4, President 41 I- .T.A. 4. li. x fx JOANNE MARTINO MARY MASCO F.H.A. 43 Library 43 Pop Club Jr. Red Cross 4g F.H.A. 1, 25 43 lI.A.C. 4. Tri-Hil' 2, 33 Spanish Club 4. CHARLES MASON ELAINE MATYAZ Band 1, 2. 3, 4g Hi-Y lg Li- Student Council 35 F.H.A. -lg brary Wrestling 4. Senior Play Make-Upg Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club 4. CAROL MCNAMARA RONALD MCNAVISH F.N,A. 3, 43 Chorus 33 Library F,L,A, 1, 23 Hi-Y 33 Football 1. SHIRLEY McVICKER M.A.C. 4g F.H.A. 43 Pep Club 4. 2, 3: Baseball 1. CHARLES MERSCHER Newspaper 4g Chorus lg Var- sity M 3, 43 Football Sports Writer 4g Basketball Manager 3, 45 Baseball Manager 3, 4. IOI , . if MARIE MCCLARD M.A.C. 45 Yearbook 2, 3, 4g W F.N.A. 3, 4g F.il.A, 4: Senior Play Wardrobeg Spanish Club 4g Pep Club 2, 4. JACK MCEWEN Senior Play Stage Crewg F.L.A. 3, 4g Hi-Y 33 Basketball l. WAX NE Mr-KIICICMJY MARGARET Mcl gXRlANlJ M,A,C. 41 Yearbook 3, 43 Newspaper l, 2, 3: Senior Play Art Directorg Pep Club . A. r. 1, 2, 4, F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. CAA. 33 French Club 4. 5 PATRICIA MEYER JERRY BIIKKLA Student Council 4: National Student flnunvil 3: PHA. l. 2: Honor Soviety 3, 4: Yearbook fllmruf l. 2. 3, 4. President 4: ' ' ' Vliew-rlf-'tilt-t'l 2 3 1 V1ll'1 llll't'I' 4: l'.ll.:X. l. 2: Sf-nlnr Play A 1 ..-.'. 1' Wardr1JlJC Klistrwsz llajorcthw 1: Tri-Hi-I l.2. , ,QQ 1, 2, 3. 4: Tri-H1-H 2. 3, Un.. Secretary 1: l7.T,:X. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. JUDY NIIKULA Band Announcer 3: Yearbook l. 2: FHA. l. 2, 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2: Tri-Ili-I l. 2. 3: SpuniSlt fflulm 4: l .'ll.:X. l. 2. 3: Juniru' Prrvni Cmtitnittw-. 1 JUDY MINK Minorettes 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Ticket Sales: Pep Club 1, 2. 4: BI.A.C. -1. -9. JN-at ---I sf KATH Y KIOCHNICK WIIIIAM MORRIS Band 1, 2, 3: Student Cuuncil HivY 3: Ftmtlmall 3: Key Club 2: Newspaper 1: FH.,-X. 2, 3, 3. 4: Senior Play Stage Crew: Tri-lli-Y 2. II: Lilrratry -1: F.T.A. 2. .L 4. JOHN NIOSDI.-XXX JOHN NEFF F.l.A. 3. 11. Treasurer 4: Sen Senior Play Stage Crew: Hi-Y ior Play Properties. 3. Secretary 4 Spanxll Club 4, Bl.-XRY ANN OXVAD 33 Student Council l, 43 M.A.C FN X 3 4 5UllUf P135 CHS!! 43 National Honor Society 3 Sferttir 3 4: 43 Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4, CO -5 I' IA 2 4, Captain -lg Class Treasurer 1 Class Vice President 2, 3g Pep Club 4. WILLI-XXI 1 iw mm J05E,,H M55 KC? Yearbook 39 Senior Play Stage Crewg Varsity M 3, 4g Hi-Y 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President -1-5 Chorus 3. .x , NANCY PHILLIPS Student Council 45 F.l'l.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Usheretteg Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Pep Club 4g Junior Prom Committeeg M.A.C. 4. PAI LA PHILI ll S RAY PUHASKI nd l 2 3 4 l' II A l 2 Yearbook -1: F.L.A. 3, 4. Treas- ou m rn 1 nu urvr 4g Senior Play Cust: Hi-Y M A C 4 3g Wrestling 4, IA RR Y POLN Y .IUY POWFI1, Nc-wspapvr 4, FLA. 1, 2, 3, M,A.l,I. il: I .II.fX. lg Vvp Club I1 Y 3 I I' X X 2 Varsity M 2, 3, 4: I '- ' otliull l. 2. 3, 4: Kvy Clulm 2 3. JOYCE PRENICZKY FHA. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer .Wig . . ROBERT PUHLNIAN Band I, 2, 3, -lg Student Council 2, 43 Ycurlmok 4, Newspaper 3: F.L.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3: 51-nior Play Cust, Hi- Y 2. 33 Football 2, Wrestling 4 -VT' ' ,N T? WILLIAM HAPI' LORN.-X REED Libmryfi, 4g wIrcsIliIlg4-. lfuntl l, 2, fl, -lg I'l.I'I..'X. I, 2, 3, 4, County Ilevprfrscntutivu 2, 3. RICHARD IIICKETTS II.-XZEI, HIZZO Studs-nt Council 1, 2, 3, Four- NI.A.C. 4, F.I'I.A. 4, Senior bull l, 2: Wrfwtling 41. l'l:1y Make:-UIIC I.ilrrury fl-3 Pep Clulr 4. NC 1' 1 59'-wl pn-Q. TOM SAUER ART SCAFF Senior Play Usberg Hi-Y Varsity M31 Hi-Y 3: Football Basketball 1, 2. 3. 2. 3: Key Club 3. DORIS SCHILPP CHARl.UTTE FCHOPPF F.H.A. 4: Pep Club 4: M.A.C. lr. Rod Crum 2: F.N.A. 2. 3. 4. 4: Cborue l. 2. 3. 4. l.llTl'L1l'l1lTl 4: Spzmielu Club 4. Cliflllflli ROGERS .llll.lE ANN RUST Wrvwllillu 1. iluclr-nt flflllllfll ll: Yvurlmon -1: S4'lll1lf Play Klulif'-Up: llvp Club 2. 4: Xl,g'l.lf. 4: F,ll.:X, V1 W'll,l.lAfNl HITIVHSON STEVE RISNAK dvnl flnuuvil 3. 4: l7,L.A. l7.l,.A. 4: Senior Play Cust , . . Y 3 4: XLITFIQ' M 3. 4: H1-X 3: vtbull l. 2, 3. 4: lluskvlbull '75s- fi SFF it 'S If f x oil , v Ii, 'A tv hum., X 3 Q 53. 1 if PATRICIA SEVICK DALE SHOLL Student Count-il 4: ll..'X.C. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pre-siclent F.ll.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 43 Student Council 1, 3, 4, PATRICIA SKARAIJA Sl..-LC. 43 FHA. 43 Chorus 2, 33 Cheerleader 13 Minorette 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 4. l'rf-sich-nt 43 Yearbook 3, 43 I-'.L.A. 3, 4, President 33 Hi-Y 33 Football 1, 2g FI'CIlf'll Club 4. THOMAS SLOVICK F.L..-X. 43 Senior Play Stage Crew3 Varsity M 3, 43 Hi-Y 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treas- urer 1: Key Club 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee. IO7 Stl lll.-XXYE Fffllfllll ll lfll' SCllRlfCKl3R B Newspaper 1: I-'.H.A. 4: Fenv 5lllflf'1lt Cfvllnvil l. 2. 5 1 ' lt r lllax I-sl1f'H'Tlt'l fflufe-rlearler F-lf.-X. 3. 'l-: Senior Play f 1 t I l. 2. 3. l. Ctvctllblgllll 21. Vanity NI 2. 3, 41 Hi'Y 3 Pwp Clulv 4. lulll l. 2. 3, 4. CAROL SEBIERAD JAMES SEVERNS nl:-nt Counvil 4: NI.A.C. 4: FLA. 1: Chorus l. Z 3 F.H.A. 4: Clleerleurler 1. 4: 'IP :Q .4 kg. '11 CARY SMITH JAMES SNYDER Band 2, F.L.A. 3, 4: Senior Varsity M 4g Hi-Y 2, 3g Foot- Play Cast: Chorus 3, 43 Hi'Y ball 1, 2, 3. 4, Basketball lg 3, Football 3g Wrestling 4: Key Club 2. 3: .lunior Prom Spanish Club 3. 4. Committee. JOHN SPACNOLI Senior Play Stage Crf-wg Hi-Y 33 Band 4. EILEEN SPARK National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Yearbook 44 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Senior Play Castg Chorus 3, 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Span- ish Club 4. ,Q CATHERINE TOMASZEWSKI RONALD TOTIN Yearbook 3, 4, F,H,A, 4.5 Cho. Senior Play Stage Crew, Cho- rus 2g Pep Club 2, 4, M.A.C. rl1S 3, 43 Hi-Y 39 Key' Club 25 4. Audio Visual Aids 4. JERRY TUCKER KATHY UFFELMAN Senior Play Stage Crew, Hi-Y F.N.A. 3, 4, Senior Play Ward 3. robe: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. JAMES VESTA STEVE VESTA ,f Svniur Play Ftagu- Crcwg Hi-Y Senior Play Stage Crew 5' V 3. Library 4. JERRY VEVERS JOHN VICE Band 1, 2, 3, 113 ETA. 4. Hi-Y 33 Key Club 1, 2 RICHARD WAGNER KENNETH WALKER F.L.A. 3, 4g H'-Y 3. B . h'll3g L'l ' '4. 1 asc .1 xmmry BERNICE WALTER JOSEPH WELSH F.H.A. 4g Senior Play Castg Chorus 3, 43 French Club 41 ETA. 2, 43 Pep Club 4. I MARIANNE WILK STANLEY WISE ED WRASK 9? ' 'ws Band l, 2. 3, 4, Sl'l'g.Cl'L!llI-Jl- Arn1s4. DAVE YANISH Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, F.L.A. 3, 4, Var- sity M 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Hi-Y 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Span- ish Club 4. ,-C vi 'Nuff . c ' 3 ,ir i,Q,Q, f 15,23 ,. ww, 331519235 45-v are- ' iff, S JOHN YENCIK TOM YURAN Senior Play Stage Crew, Hi-Y 3. SALLY ZARVIS CHARLES ZIEMIANSKI National Honor Society 3, 4, F.L.A. 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Spanish Yearbook 4, Cheerleaders 3,. Club 4. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Junior Prom Committee, F.H.A. 1, 2, Sen- ior Play Publicity Chairman. 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'Nlarx XXIII 19 114 ssnul whllm otll 1 1111111 xt 11111 r 1t11l1111 lt r lfllbl l N! ll if Football Kmg and uc-en kj-I lu ll 1I'llHN 1 x x x 1 1 V lI2 .41- 1 Rudman Qt mor not Ja plax er was elutf d loot Ja IXIIIU rx a pppular tu nt tote ll 1 N 'ux n Seem to me IX e roronatlon c mrs xx slr honor ln tu lfader 'nal Durlng the half tune of the homecomlnff foothall game wlth Coraopolw cheerleader Nlary Ann Owad was crowned Foot ball Queen Here he 1 wlth two of her attend ante Kathy 'Nleffawue and Judy Voliko 3. f'-v1 '19 Smta Flatt al1.1Q XIQTHJ Book L1 lx Wune Nhfrcady A party wouldnt be a party without food fhr' e Sen Santas helpers his reply kllffltl up quita .1 churlxlr Senior Chrnstmas Part lhe pdrtv finally ended the tree was un trminird to Inc only ln mentors This is the hard working committee of twenty two Senlors who planned the Chrrstmas Party II4 'vt 5 - I , ,fi - , z'.'s, ' what he wants for Christmas. From thc expressions of iors are concerned with nothing else. I ,' 1 ' x Y ' I x A u ' I ' I . - , . , , I K I It I . iv ' 1 v , and - l ' rv' r 6,1 M Jack Kami .1 Qenlor who was the WICIIII1 of a freak mreitlmg accldent on December 3 of lhlS Qvhool year looks at a Chrlstmas card he recelwed whlle begmnmg hw recovery at Montefiore Hoepnal Now, krde, wou,we got to watch thls Job, or lt w1ll g1VE you .1 real tug 'leather work, explams Elleen Spark, scan be a most lntereetmg hobby, as the Qpeech claQs walchee L 'Sf 1 'NVJ II5 .31 A A 91. 3. jk ' ,gg Za,,Q ,k5 LJ kk ff? ' -'sQ.'z,,J'.'e. v 5 f 1: ' V . V. . ,' y Ax K. ' Q e ' 'ff' L Y f . V i f.. gk .V 1 X or ' X Q y if 1 f ,..,.,,Aw'55f V 4 K, ' N 1' ,wk qw-1 4 x, 1 K 1 v' ' v V I ' V In tallauon Will the follomm new member plea r- up forward Chfifdilcl' IC-ldif hill lhflllf hll' H190 1110 9 are tha 1r.L.1l of our Honor Smutx 1' The smond Candle Qlgnlfxu IQ uigplllp Hzdrty Congrdtulatlun from the IlI't,NIdlI1I I I6 f 1 . , , A ' ' K ' I Q H Q S 0 ,f , . 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H y '-'.:' aw'.:s'-A S . ,-1,.S Q ' f .E 4 5 4 it 5, L In Memoriam We It IS wrth extreme sadness that we mark the passmg of our super vrsrng prrncrpal Mr Davrd E Wrllrams Hrs co workers teachers and students have suffered a great loss for he was a true frrend a capable leader and an excellent educator Through hrs trreless efforts rn preparrno youth for adult lrfe Mr Wrllrams garned the gratrtude and respect of the entrre communrty Our supervlsrng prrncrpal has ceased walkrng through the corrr dors of the school he helped burld the school that stands as a memorral to hrs devoted lrfe We feel hrs absence rn our hearts Hrs memory as a man who possessed a deep love for hrs work has left a lastrng rmpressron on us II7 Hall of Fame ,f ' U0 u t IS the Hall lf l :me 'll lNc-ws Xmk IIIXKICIIS mx tlllwutf to outstfm Ill' AIIlf1lC3IlQ oul Hall of IUIITIL pays trllmute to oulitanclnw QCINOIQ Theae Qtudenta haw ,alnfrl l6L00'Illll0I1 '12 the lgaclf-ra of our law IIIOUUIUUI tht ll 1 flloo seala -4. nl only luxe they dn playul cxwlfnce Ill lmclualnp but algo 111 Qclmlalalnp and chfnartel Tllflefou It 12 only f1tt1n0 that the lmarhua and tllf' Qtuclenta Qllould l1OI1OI them lu llldklflf' them memlwera of the QCIIIUI Hull of l ann Clmrlottc, Qc-hoppc Daxe Yanisll Eileen Spark W1lll3Ill llolcnne Maly lynng Donaldson Dale Sholl II8 J One of the most versatile sen- iors is Ray' Barton. Whether he is playing football or conducting a class meeting, he is working for the good of the school. In class Ray is an outstanding studentg and out of class he is an outstand- ing person uletness, sincerity intelligence, and a sense of humor make up the personality that is admlred by all of Rays fellow students QR -s Sincere IS the word that des crlbes Suzanne Kairvs Whether she IS I'CCltlIlff m dass, or smffing a solo at the chorus concert, she IS domf' It with unlimited slncer ity No task is too unimportant for Suzie not to attack with eaffer ness that astounds her classmates Armed with her ready smile and wlllinffness to help others, Suzie will have little difficulty in achlev mv her future Goals meet X1X'i1l0lJN and prettx dCQCflbC head Lheerleader Mary Ann Owacl Belnff chocen the Foot hall ueen pxowee that Qhe IS the t S e noni Q no 1h x n xx mt needs to he fonrpletcd Mary Ann clon Sho 13 llt'i1IlfflIll'lIlY oal lu IUYHWIIHII r earns tnes s t1 hr lmc l J lil ltx Only the fmeet lnlfredlents and mrefulls followed fllI'6lllOIli mn produce 12 well rounrlerl a person 1 JHH Bock Start wlth a larve portlon of rlependahlllty wlth thla blend veneroua helpmga of mtel llffence and Hood looke Offset a qulet UHTCQUHIIHU nature with a liberal meaaure of athletic ablllty Spun lt all with a warm Qmlle ,llm Bock Qlncere warmheartecl mterested and mterestlnff Jack Karns IS one of the most versatlle members of the senlol class Hrs lnterests and actnltles lnclude anythmg from Stlldylllg nuclear physlcs to readlnv Mad magazme No one w1ll forget hls excellent portray al f Teddy Roosevelt 1n the semor class play BCSluCS bemg a capable 'actor Jack IS also an aceompllshed mu srclan, an able athlete, and a good student flheerleader Sally Zarus exem pllfles the typleal all around stu dent Her Interests eoyer a broad area, whleh mcludes solymff trl problems and cheermf' the athletic teams She partlclpates ln a ya rlety of class and extraaurruular 3CtlVltlCS Behmd the scenes of any senlor functlon, Sally can be found 'lVlI'l'7 support sen thouffh she devotes mum ll tune to HCUXIIICS Sally mamtams honor roll ffrades itgs a World of l22 Advertisements Hr Neighbors' We wan? 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I30 PASCOE B ROTH ERS CARNEGIE PA BR-6-0454 We Give S 8: H Green Sfamps BILL STEPHEN'S MEN'S WEAR 3I Easi' Mann SI' CARNEGIE PA Br 6 4040 FULTON 81 BRADWELL FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4I5 CI1ar+lers S+ CARNEGIE PA Ambulance Servlce Oxygen Equlpmeni' Phone Br 6 3020 LINCOLN SAVINGS CARNEGIE PA McKEES ROCKS OFFICE 7II Charhers Ave COLLIERS OFFICE Soufhern Shoppers Mar+ SAVINGS INSURED UP TO SI0000 BY THE FS L I C I A+ I'I1e Bridge I3I R. L. YANDA DRUG STORE Th He FCI W +I 57 WI +9459 TURNER IMPLEMENT STORE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AND BUSES INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL FARM EQUIPMENT BOLENS GARDEN TRACTOR'S I255 M ple SI' eeI' CORAOPOLIS PA AM 4 6230 Fe I 7737 JACK SHEETS ESSO SERVICE CORAOPOLIS PA KEIINAWR CORAOPOLIS HARDWARE I029 FHI1 A CORAOPOLIS PA HERSHBERGER FUNERAL HOME l70 Noble Ave ,Q-pid 'nu COPELAND FUNERAL HOME 867 FIHI1 Ave CRAFTON 5 PA CORAOPOLIS PA GLENN S TV SERVICING COMPANY Sales and Service of All Home Appliances a+ Discouni' Prices MOON RUN, PA. Br. 96633 Wa. I I600 FREE WHOLESALE CATALOGUE Phone 4 I390 MEMBER NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS by In 'Iah n EVAN KO'S Fine Furniiure Appliapces - Television Sales - Services IOI7-I9 Fif+h Ave. CORAOPOLIS, PA. Am-4-5920 Am-4-5928 JOHN CALVERT LUMBER Lumber Mullworlc and Bullders Supplies Island Ave and Thomas McKEES ROCKS PA e I OI96 Fe I I97 THE KELLEY CO Prmfers 642 Broadway McKEES ROCKS PA Federal I 65I7 GEO S DAVIS CO COL ALBERT M KAIRYS ReaI+or Ch rf M KEES ROCKS PA I JENNY LEE BAKERY Special Order Dep+ Fe-I-8900 McKEES ROCKS PITTSBURGH CRAFTON-INGRAM Shopping Cenler DIETZ FLORISTS Flowers and Cards for Every Occasion Sp-I-0707 5I3 CHARTIERS AVE. McKEES ROCKS, PA. HERSHMAN'S McKEES ROCKS FURNITURE CO. 420-422 Charliers Ave. McKEES ROCKS. PA. Fe-I-0I29 Besi' Wishes fo +he Class of '60 MIKE AND RAY KEN PARK HOTEL Rooms by Day or Week SPECIAL EVENTS Dining Room Service I625 PINE HOLLOW RD M KEES ROCK PA MANC I N I'S BAKERY Bes+ Wishes From MILLARD S PHARMACY VIC POLK DAN S STUDIO BARBER SHOP I40 E Main Sfreei' MCKeeS Rocks CARNEGIE PA Road TALARICO MOTORS CO 938 Four1'I'1 Ave P KE CORAOPOLIS Fine Foods P 81 T LOUNGE STEUBENVILLE A 4 so Sp I 2825 BROADWAY JEWELRY 81 GIFT SHOP IFARINO sy + q FE I 260I 715 BROADWAY M KEES ROCKS PA HIRSH LUMBER 81 SUPPLY S ppl 427 47I JANE STREET CARNEGIE PA CompIimen+s of PITTSBU RGH MOTEL TOMCHAK TIRES McKees Rocks P Fe I 5333 THE VILLAGE CRAFTON DINER SHOP STEUBENVII-LE IO07 FIHI1 Ave P KE Coraopolls Wa I 6866 SPORTSWEAR AND GIFTS c , . I . Come In and Ge Ac uainfed I . ' PA. CO- Wa'I'6696 mt, -23 Every+I1ing for BuiIding Lumber, MiIIworIr, Builders u ies I . , a. I35 PAUL CLIFFORD FLORIST 24 Craf+on Ave CRAFTON Fe I 0800 2904 Sherad n Sherade Fe I 0800 JOSEPH A CASTELUCCIS MODERN BARBER SHOP Personal A'H'enhon San iary Ser ce Rd ffl STUBENVILLE P KE BR904I4 STANLEY POHASKI ACCORDION INSTRUCTIONS Musical Ins1'rumen+s I2II Pne HoIIo d McKees Rocks Pa Fe I I265 WEST PARK VARIETY STORE Hardware and Household Goods Phone Fe I 346I 7I2 I4 B oad ay McKees Rocks PACIENZA HEATING CO 525 IsIand Ave McKEES ROCKS PA Fe I 74OI PAT McCAULEY BARBER SHOP HUBERT F NOLTE COMPLIMENTS Rea' Esme Member P A A Insurance Ageni e STROLL 2I5 HERBST RD CORAOPOLIS PA NN ROSEMARY NOLTE Noiary Public SHAFER S FLOWERS PIan+s Flowers and Evergreens I030 Ff+h A e CORAOPOLIS PA AM 4 2:84 Phone AM 43902 MY VALET CLEANERS AI+eraI'lons Remodel ng Ladies and Mens Hafs Blocked Zppers Ins+aIIed 28 CRAFTON AVE CRAFTON 5 PA FRANK S SUPERETTE uaIi+y Meafs Groceries Produce Pne Hollo Road McKees Rocks Ken Mawr TRIANGLE ESSO SERVICE Pine HoIIow Road McKees Rocks JIM WIGTON S ATLANTIC SERVICE Foresi' Grove Road and Silver Lane Am 4 9969 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS McGUIRE BROS. AMOCO SERVICE SiIver Lane and Clever Road LUNCH MEAT WERTZ GROCERY Silver Lane CORAOPOLIS, PA. Am 4 9949 GOODING'S TAVERN BR 6 9865 MOON RUN, PA. BR 60540 I36 II ll I W R . i vi i BIvd. I - n - - - r w , . - Aucfioneer - - of - - - - Th I I I - Q ' . ' . . . i w , I i v . I ' i GROCERIES McKees Rocks, Pa. J H BONHAM AGENCY Insurance an Real Eslafe MILL AND STATE CORAOPOLIS PA A 45839 SNYDER lYour Ready Cash Manl Loans Money When You Need ll' 525 CHARTIERS AVE M KEES ROCKS FE I 00 KARL S AMOCO Sleubenvulle I e an CRIVELLI BROS McCormlclc Rd MOON RUN E I 0 Coa Feed and F I 5 425 LOCUST STREET M KEES ROCK PA LUCYS RESTAURANT AND TRUCK STOP B 69820 Compllmenls of a Frlend STEUBENVILLE PIKE Best Wishes to the Class of l960 From the Staff of MCNTOUR MIRROR Pk c - - -I6 4 d ' ' ' e- -oso I -- e- -030 ' ' PA. Builder's, Supplies m- - c , . Phone r- - . l One Mile Easl' on Parkway Mr and Mrs R Alllson Anfhony Andrews Mary L Angell Arme Peg Mary Lou and Dave Mr and Mrs J R As+on Mr and Mrs Aubel Mr and Mrs Hermen E Backlnger Mrs George Baker Barb and Lefrha Mr and Mrs FrankA Barr Mrs Ann Barron Mr and Mrs Frank Barlow Be-Hy and John Bev and Don Mr and Mrs A J Blalek Mr and Mrs Joseph Bishop Mr and Mrs Blzlak Mr A Bluzer Henry Blazer Mr and Mrs L F Brammer Peggy Brammer Wal'I'er Brown Mrs Sfeven Brlka Judy Buller Carolyn Sandy and Frankie James Cefala Mr and Mrs Joseph Ceramc Mrs Joseph Cersosumo Chuck and Barb Mr and Mrs Cobb Mrs W P Cunnungham James Dawson BernadeHe Denhel Mr and Mrs Roy M Donaldson Sally Dyserl' Mr and Mrs Elfenmlller Elame and Sonny Florence Real Es+a+e Frank s SupereH'e Franz Jewelry Carnegie Mlss C8CIlla Krauferblufh Vmcenl Gargaro and Mrs PATRON ADS David Hummel Jlm V and Donna D Joe and JoAnn John and Lyndal John and Pa+ Mr and Mrs JamesV Jones Julle Pa+ and JoAnn Mr and Mrs Suzl Kapp and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs r and Mrs Frank E Karns Kar Frank V Kovalovsky John Langer Roberf Laufanen Helen K Les+er Mr and Mrs Davld Lewns Jr Mr and Mrs C B Leydag Mr and Mrs John Long Mr and Mrs Leo Lorenzle Mrs Raymond Lynch Mr and Mrs John Macek Jr Mr and Mrs John Macek Sr Mr and Mrs MaH'hew Macek Rnchard Macek Mr and Mrs Fay McElra+h Mr and Mrs J McEwen Dr Masslom Dr and Mrs K T H McFarland K T H McFarland Sr Ken McFarland Mr and Mrs Frank Meyer Pal' Meyer Mr and Mrs A J Mldlla Mrs H W Muller Mrs Vlrglnla Morrow Mr and Mrs C D Muchous Edward Nock Mrs Marllyn Obley Wm S OShea Frank Opeka OHo F Person Wm C Pe+redls Chas Perrovuc and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frank Glerl Joseph Grguruch Garfleld Grrffufh C J Gruskey Ar'l'hur Green and Mrs Gerald Phelps Harold R Phelps Mr and Mrs Jacob Phulllps Mr and Mrs John Polny Lawrence J Polny Rober'r Hanlon J H Har'I'man Thomas S Henry Mrs B M HlHler Florence G Hoagland Mr and Mrs Charles Hodgknss Jim Hodgkuss Davud and Bob Holods Mr and Mrs George Hufnagle and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Bob Puhlman Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Paul Por+er Orland Pozzl S Pravlochak Charles R Puhlman Sr J Relchl Roberfs Family Mr and Mrs James H Roble Mrs George Rogers I38 - - - Mr. . l - Mr. . . - - Mr. . M . . Frank De Lia AI Miller I Mr. . . . ' . Mr. . I . D -' Mr. . . Mr. . . . ' Mr- - l Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' D Mr. . ' ' ' 0 l ' ' Mr. . . . ' . A Mr. . . Mr. . . . Mr. . . . . , ' PATRON ADS Ronnle and Marne Mrs Rudlson Mr and Mrs P J Sappo Mr and Mrs Ari' Schamlng George Schramm Lou Schreclcer Senior Glrl Scou+ Troop Jlfl I60 Mr and Mrs Harry Sens Mr and Mrs Joseph Sholl H C Smu+h Mr and Mrs Waller Spark John and Eva S+asIco Nancy and S+even Yuslrowslu Mr and Mrs Paul Shnner Lols Sfufsman Mrs MaryE Sulllvan Mr and Mrs John SUSIBTSIC Norman F Sufer Mr and Mrs G S Swlfi' Thefa Chu Fra'I'ernl+y Sandra Jean Thomson Judy and Tlfflny Sfanley J Tracey Mr and Mrs George Tyson Ka+hy Uffleman and Mrs Vevers o I R P of F B A and Mrs Carl F Wagner and Mrs C E Waldron and Mrs Michael WaH'ers r and Mrs George M Waslro Eleanor Webb Mr and Mrs T J Wlegman Mr Davld E Wllluams Rober+ B Wnllnams Mr and Mrs Willard M Workman Mr and Mrs Zuemanslu Mr and Mrs Bernard Zarvus Bernice Zarvls Mr and Mrs Henry Zurawslu A Friend I39 Mr. . V. I. P. I . . S. V. I. . . . . Mr. . . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' M . . . CI LB INDEX 1 fll0lI' fhccrlcader C I rench Club 65 F H A FLA I 'X A l A JCL 54 J B C 53 J V Cheerleader 'N C 10 1 BIZIICJIIII Bind Mayorettee 63 1311110161165 62 'VIIRROB 50 51 'NI1xedCho1r 56 57 MOINIIOR 19 N S 11 Serxlce Club 18 Spam h Club 61 Qtudt nt Counul 16 Val lty M 61 WJIIIC1 Enfemble FACULTY INDEX A '1 kl C lVl 8 Balobctk Bernadette 18 Balna Ioretta 18 Barrett ThomaQA 18 Bee M J 18 Bennett JohnJ 18 Ber Raymond 19 Bnko ThomaQJ 19 Connor Charle 19 Cook WllllaIH 19 Curran Charlee 19 Ilally Iwlurabeth 19 53 65 Dau herty CharlesB Jr 20 Dell H1lll3ldJ 20 Dupuls Jeanne 20 66 Flynn John C 20 Ilresa Dolorei M 20 Index Gentllle Nlary 20 I'I'1 tmln Nluy G 21 D1 Hazln Vlx mla 21 Hen 619011 Lola I' 21 HOff1Cll1Cf Ralph A 21 Ka lch George 21 Ixatalnr John 21 61 Ko mukl Franue 22 Leff Sldney 22 19 52 Lyon SamuelC 22 'VlacLean Beryl 22 Nlartomk Albert 22 NIeBobertQ l23V1d 22 Morrow Vlr 1n1alVl 23 10 Bayes Joan1VI 23 beysman James 23 Obley Nlarllyn 23 ol Petredl Wllll3IH 23 Phrlhpe Bobert 23 Popoylch Vlelun 24 16 Prostko Leo 24 Rue o Anthonv W 21 SIITIIJQKJII Allene 24 Slnagoba AnthonyJ 21 Sulln an Jeremlah B Synoyska EdwardJ 25 Young: Charle 2 Zahn Lola 25 ZIQSIS Anthony 25 SENIOR INDEX Adam Carole 53 10 88 Arnold John 58 61 88 BHBIIIECI' Jeanette 10 88 Baker Beryl -19 58 59 10 Barlow Carolyn 46 41 55 89 Barton Bay 46 41 18 19 52 88 89 112 119 Baxa Joanne 58 10 89 Benchoff Lenora 56 61 89 Beverldge Barbara 66 8 6 76 79 82 Bock .lamea 46 47 52 64 69 76 78 88 89 112 120 Bogat Leonard 90 I40 Brass I ' ,60. cl z .1 1 ..' , 5 -, 611. 1 v'1. 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