Moon High School - Flame Yearbook (Coraopolis, PA)

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I f!A gasp ' . . , :UV :fr Je 3 If: ' fb-fa? . if .1 - Ur' '- 11 '-5' Qiurfu J jg . ., III . I III 'e The FLAME Volume XXII Published By The Class Of l95 7 lVloon High School Coraopolis, Pennsylvania Lip., Lf - hi. - r we -a:el-':- .p.. lf -.- -a?a..:yw,: .5 ., ! 'F-, 4 , -., I A .J ij: , , tsgg .. 325, Q f -S' ,, D dication A ' - 44414-I '2 '7' 1 1 sg' oted sponsor nd dev Mrs. James Crawford has been the loyal a of the class of 1957 through its high school years. ln recognition and inspiration we dedicate to her this r friendly gu idance of he he Flame. volume of t 2 OUR HIT PARADE GETTING TO KNOW YOU . . . . 4-I9 We take pleasure in introducing the Board of Education, the Administration, the faculty, the student body, and those who work behind the scenes for our com- fort and well being. MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS . . . . . 20-59 Many extra curricular activities help to make the memories of our high school days happy ones. Athletics, iournalism, student government, clubs, social events and honor awards give us as participants or spectators many moments to remember. GRADUATION DAY. . . It is with mixed emotions we came to our senior year, for although we look For- ward to college or employment, we know that graduation day marks the end of what to most of us have been carefree and happy days. FRIENDLY PERSUASION . . Without the generous support of our patrons, THE FLAME could not be pub- lished, therefore it is a pleasure to in- clude this section of our book. We also acknowledge gratefully their generosity. . . . 60-89 90- I 04 3 U, Ll U C! 0 N W ir 5 , I I 1 1 1 e 1 v k TLv, . X i I s f -x ww. www x X 'ix w ,Qkm Q , The Board Of Education ik-Mi Mr. Hawes Mr. Williams Mr. Patton Mr. Edward P. Hawes . . . . . . . . President Mr. Carlton L. Williams . . . . .Vice-President Mr. Russell M. Patton . . . . . . . . Treasurer Miss Virginia Barbian. . . . . . . . . . . Secretary Mrs. Ruth Frey Mr. William Smith Mr. William Stouffer Mrs. Olive Vogel Miss Barbian Mr. Srouffer Mrs, Vogel Mr. Smith We are very grateful to the School Board for making possible the many facilities we now enioy. We would Mrs. Frey like to take this opportunity to thank them for making these years at Moon pleasant ones for us. 6 Dr. J.A. Allard Supervising Principal B.A. Penn. State Univ. M.A. Univ. of Pittsburgh Dr. Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh Mr. Kenneth Shaffer Elementary School Principal B.S. Indiana State Teachers Coll. M.Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh Many thanks to our hard working administration to whom we are indebted for the fine leadership they have given us throughout our years at Moon. The Administration Mr. J.H. Brooks High School Principal Assistant Supervising Principal B.S. Indiana State Teachers Coll. Litt. M. Univ. of Pittsburgh Mr. Joseph Siegman Administrative Assistant B.S. Indiana State Teachers Coll. M.Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh Mr. James Crawford Assistant High School Principal B.A. Univ. of Pittsburgh M.Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh 7 MISS NANCY AIRHART A.B. Waynesburg College English MRS. ZONIA ANDREYEV A. B. Geneva College English MRS. GRACE CRAWFORD A. B. Allegheny College General Science MR. LOUIS L..GOLD B.S,, M.Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh Chemistry, Physics F aculiy We, the Class of 195, take pleasure in presenting our faculty. These men and women have unselfishly given their time and effort to guide and assist us through our years at Moon. To them, we sing our praises. MR. THOMAS BRADY B.S. Clarion State Teachers College History, Mathematics MR. FRANK L. CUMMINGS B. F. A. Carnegie Inst. of Technology Music MR. ELMER E. BRAUN B,S, Carnegie Inst. of Technology M.Equiv. Calif. State Teachers College Ind. Arts, Mech. Draw- ing, Elective Shop MISS ELSIE E. BRAUN A,B. Westminster College, M.A. Pennsylvania State Un. Spanish, Guidance MISS IEAN A, FALBO A,B. Univ. of Pittsburgh Social Studies MR. JOSEPH FRYZ B. S,M.A. Eastern Kentucky State College Physical Education, Health MR. WAYNE GOSS MR, HOWARD GRACEY MR. HARVEY P. HARMAN B, S. Slippery Rock State B. S. Eastern Kentucky B. S, Slippery Rock State Teachers College, M, Ed. State College Teachers College Univ. of Pittsburgh Physical Education, Biology, Geography Geography Health 8 we 5 if-if if MA u, wr i'1L23,i141f 4' 'f ,,,. fWsig.tg M-165,151 4. t.-,..-+.- -..iFff.:-. Adm :fa-rag e, 1:55213-tgggw-f 1 1 , :sing M- i 'l L51 if: ,Q If? - W5. ' .- 45,3171 also fi MISS MARY C, ALBRIGHT B.B.A, , Westminster College English, Comm. Subjects MR. JAMES A. CRAWFORD B.A. and M.Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh Social Studies MRS. BETTY F. FRYZ B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Music MR. MAYER H. HARRIS B, S, Clarion State Teachers College Driver Ed. , Geography 1 if MISS WINIFRED KING B S Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Education, ..r' at .1 x . I 5 5 ff-A ug N: 1 I 'X MR. EDWARD P. HAWES A, B, Westminster College M. Ed. , Univ. ofPittsburgh Math. , Remedial Reading F aculfy MISS ADESTA KOEPFINGER B,S, and M.Ed. Duquesne University sua - ' 'HIE U N. S W ts R .... F to Q. 1 RS S .1 E S MRS, ISABEL HIXSON MR. LEONARD MISS DOLORES KENNEDY B. S, Clarion State HUCKESTEIN B, S, Mt.Mercy College Teachers College B.A. Univ. of Pittsburgh Homemaldng English M.Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh Latin, History MR. Tl-IADDUS KRAJEWSKI B,S, , M.Ed. University MR. ALEX KRAMER A.B. Univ. of MR, STEPI-IAN LEBEC A,B.Eastem Kentucky of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh State Teachers College Commercial Subjects History Social Studies Mathematics . ' ,Y 1 Z A ,Q 4 Q , ii' I MR. WILLIAM H. LEE B. S, Indiana State Teachers College, M.Ed University of Pittsburgh Social Studies, Guidance MR, JOSEPH M, LESKO B, S, and M.Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh Chemistry, Mathematics MR, H,B, LIEBERMANN MISS SHIRLEY LUNT MR. FRANCIS B, S, Slippery Rock State B, A, Grove City MCCORMACK Teachers Cgllege' Lin. College B,S,Permsy1vanla State M. Univ. of Pittsburgh Biology Speech, English College, M. A. Carnegie Institute of Technology Music MRS. JEAN MCCORMICK MR, STANLEY MR, WILLIAM MRS, MARTHA M, MR. EDWARD MERGES B, A, Muskingum College MCDANIELS McFARLAND MCGINNIS B,A, PCI'll'lSy1V8l'lI3 Homemaking B.S. Slippery Rgck B,S, Indiana State B,S, Westminster College State University stare Tgacherg Cguege Teachers College Mathematics Social Studies English Art 9 F aculfy in 'Hi . I .,.,.- I: -1 Q 5 Q . , ' + MR. IOHN C., MILLER MRS. BETTY MILLER MR, IOHN G, MILLER MISS JOAN B, S. Indiana State B, S, Indiana State B,A, Washington State MUSHALANSKY Teachers College, M. Teachers College College, M.Ed. Univ. B,S, Slippery Rock Ed. ,Penn. State Univ. Commercial Subjects of Pittsburgh State Teachers College Art Social Studies Mathematics . at S ,4 ,.,. ll- , , R.. MR. JAMES REED B. S, , M.Equiv. Ohio State University Industrial Arts nlsi i I 'sii we I . 1.51.2 -s - RQ.. I 2. s Q s ., i'-, 1 if new .Egg A MISS IUNE STOUT B,S, Carnegie Inst. of Technology, M, Ed.Univ. of Pittsburgh Commercial Subjects Home-School Visitor .gill .2 E, .55 5, 1. is .gs UR'- l. ,V 'V ,r. .-.,..1:. A-.z:.:-M MRS. DORIS CONRAD B.S, Indiana State Teachers College Home Ec. , Cafeteria MRS. MARTHA RIDGWAY MISS THEODORA ROMANO B, S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Health, Physical Ed. ff MR. EDWARD C. STULL B.s. in Ed., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Social Studies MRS. MARY PETERSEN R, N, St. Iohn's Hospital School Nurse Home Nursing B,S, Indiana State Teach- ers College, M. Ed, , Univ. of Pittsburgh, Mathematics MR. ROBERT SHARPS B,A, Waynesburg College English MRS. HELEN TUSSEY B. S. Millersville State Teachers College Library MR. DELBERT WAITE B. S. California State Teachers College lnd.Arts,Elective Shop MISS VIRGINIA BARBIAN MISS RUBY MINTON Secretary Secretary I0 sf, f. - -I.. , -.Wag ..r,.:f... Rams N in gg, ,,,. ...... rly 1 PM H if -f.f ficrffy-sz fs f, . - MR. ROBERT SHISSLER A. B. Univ. of Pittsburgh Litt. M. Univ. ofPittsbur-gh English, Journalism 3 sm fl E . s Y www , , I . - MISS VELMAIEAN WARD B.A. Grove City College English R ,yy rrrp J . Q l ff s W- F 2 .. E.. 2 is semvflis ' 5.1 - . .ezm- s . all . 'wa sf ,- MISS BARBARA JOHNSTON Secretary SENIORS President--William Rafferty Vice-President--Edward Kaleugher Secretary--Carol Sullivan Treasurer- -Norman Wiley Sponsor--Mrs. Crawford IUNIORS President--John Urban Vlce-President- -Anthony Pirog Secretary- -Ianet Dickey Treasurer--Dale Turzak Sponsor--Miss Romano SOPHOMORES President--Amy Sacco Vice-President--Clifford Trunick Secretary- -Dorothy Glatz Treasurer--Fred Tagliaferi Sponsor--Miss Koepflnger FRESHMEN President --Robert McCork1e Vice-President - -Robert Thompson Secretary- -Paul Rupert Treasurer- -James Kramer Sponsor - -Mr. McDa niel EIG HTH President- -Ronald Kolinie Vice -President- -Thomas Bedick Secretary- -Charlotte Bosetti Treasurer- -Raymond College Sponsor- -Mr. Miller SEVENTH President- -Kenneth Siegman Vice-Presldent- -William McCormick Secretary- -Susan Bates Treasurer- -Malcolm Turzak Sponsor- -Mr. Sharps lst Row: Kaleugher, Drennen, Adair, Hasak, Jellison, Lottes, Burns, Knoll, Thompson, Big- gerstaff, Topscher, Gillis, Petrilla, 2nd Row: L.Palitti, Martin, Kern, Burkhart, Heinlein, Sullivan, Williams, Eaton, Frisch, Dickey, Cuccaro, Franc, Class Of 1957 lst Row: Techmeyer, Blanchard, Crognale, Goss, Ward, Molchan, V.Drake, Gaydos, Zielinske, Laughner, 2nd Row: Clingingpeel, Wadsworth, N,E,Grirnm, Garner, Palsa, West, Bonach, Knotick, Rowe, McCullough. lst Row: Chick, DeChel1is, Kennelly, Hawtree. 2nd Row: Schaper, Merriman, Rumburger, Locker- bie, Rhodes, Stary, McCutcheon, Babik, Ondrasik Caro, Easter, L.Meacham. 3rd Row: H.Wirth, Shacoski, Doughty, Stelzig, I-lornych, Mueller, D. Wirth, Richie, N.Bell, Chevront, Gittens. lst Row: Kulchak, Miller, Clark, J.Meacham, Rehburg, Baker, Hennen, Newman, Werner, Neff, Smith, Harper, 2nd Row: Brooks, Wiley, Lawson, O'Neil, Turner, Vernocy, Omlar, Ryan, Hogue, Minick. lst Row: Greer, Kramer, F.Pa1itti, Schneeman, Marnhout, McCaslin, Bagnato, Ceyrolles, Laird, Schavolt, Bottorff, 2nd Row: Dunmire, Rafferty, W.Goodmight, Redenbaugh, Nanz, Gastner, A. Goodnight, Dunham, I2 Class Of 7958 1 lst Row Evanko Powell Fratangelo Walton baugh Rigglc Colangelo Raihall Fenimore Collcdge, Tarquinio. 2nd Row: Fullard, Trim- ber, Rabbitt, D.Potts, Ivlullaugh, Turzak, Moon, Pirog, Urban, D.Martin. lst Row- Ligntncr Kaufman Hickey Kin . . . . 8. Elliott, Springer, Goodnight, Reed, Hafer, Iel- lison, Ruzinsky, Curry, 2nd Row: Lauderbaugh, Snodgrass, Garrcn, Churchill, Patton, R,Mar- lin, Massung, Szalaygi, Trapp, Kremin, L: A: SOl'l . I3 lst Row: Fisher, O'Rouke, I.P0ttS, Frye. 2nd Row: Kennedy, Neiderriter, Lydic, Ryan, Danley, O'Nora, R.Mi1ler, Patterson, Steinmetz, Cyrilla, J.Smith, Coyne, C,Wi1son, 3rd Row: Sanko, W.Wilson, Jager, Palitti, Boling, Barone, Eckley, Harvey, C. Smith, Kriger, Mato, Schutzman,Messner. lst Row: Betlyn, Wirth, J,Kinchcn, Trantcr, G. Miller, Larkin, Clark, Castellan, Heiliman, Marz- lac, Dempsey, 2nd Row: Pardo, Egenlauf, R,Manko, penter, Gaydos, 1stRowg Diday, W,Wi.rth, Harper, R.0lson, Dunn, Bell, Parsons, 2nd Row: J,Meyers, T.Manko, G. Kinchen, Green, Lansberry, Hutchinson, T,Patter- 1stRowg Skarada, E, Myers,Ce1io, Franc, Honcho- rek, Laughner, Ropos, Conley, Graff, Milligan, Dickey, Beaman. 2nd Row: Padgett, Kolinie, Bow- ers, Shimer, Gray, Kavanaugh, Holsinger, Cook, Mc Lean, Cramer, Delutis, Kozar, Botkin, Schofield, Shelton, Yoder, Delancey, Car- Class Of 1959 1st Row: Camp, Dunmire, Jones, Bell, Hallet, Almancy, Redenbaugh, Grimm, Cheuvraont, Het- zer, Glatz, Bostaph. 2nd Row: Venanzio, Ken- nedy, Swoger, Yoder, Krauss, Elliott, Svat, Stary, Vidmar, Swearinger, Gastner, Golasz. 1stRow: Manko, Bostrom, Dickey, Bortle, Rapp. 2nd Row: Gaydos, Rabovsky, Potts, Kroboth, Hart- rik, Gardner, McMechen, Vesta, Springer, Rolin, Miller. 3rd Row: Pittenger, Hoffman, Manna, I. McCas1in, Popp, Riggle, Frame, Klixbull, Oester- ling, Yacestic, Hughes, Rao. lst Row: Stelzig, Dugan, Fisher, Minear, Collins, Weber, Red- enbaugh, Kephart. 2nd Row: Schosky, Mahar, Mosley, McKen- na, Neal, Klass, I.Yeck. G.Lottes, R.Lottes, Dimeo, T.McCaslin, Wiant, Goss, Moore, Henning, T.Mil1er, Kroboth. 3rd Row: Hood, Adair, O'Neil, Healy, Tator, Trunick Barnes, Stouffer, Dennis, Rudge. lst Row: l-labenicht, Kavanaugh, Selzer, Potts, Latta, Audia, Jones, Egenlauf, Gilligan, Fiore, Stitsel, Kurto, 2nd Row: Doughty, Heinlein, Tilly, Baun, Kline, Carter, Cumpston. I4 lst Row: Lego, Crognale, Clark, Simon. 2nd Row: Remmert, Wolfe, Davidson, Wegner, Cain, Clark, lst Row: Knoll, Schulinberg, Severs, Cramer, Machuda, Compton, Rupert. 2nd Row: White, Curry, Hoover, Ward, Harper, King, McCullough, Kolesar, Maxin, Strakcr, Miller, Rao, McKenna, Lozer, Mac- Donald. 53rd Row: Santucci, Magnus, Wagoner, Wentz, Gillis, Glass, Bredahl, Burkhart, Cunning- ham, McCorklc, Popp, Lieberman, 1stRowg Ussic, Fagan, Campbell, Diehl, Pirog, Kennedy, Laticck, Hyatt, Pinninglam, Grimm, Thompson, 2nd Row: Russell, Miller, Sienkowiez, Delancey, Pavlakovich, Milligan, Churchill, Mor- ten, Titus, Ilepidly, Brackus, McMullin, Krommes, Felsko, 3rd Row: McEwen, Pickens, Dudeck, Neely, Mitchett, Miller, Scott, Doughty, Acanico, Saskos, Inches, Schnecman. Class Of 1960 lst Row: Kammdiener, Stewart, Sheffler, Cluelow, Liptack, Rosignoli, Messner, Molchan. 'Znd Row: Tessore, Anderson, Coombs, Heinlein, Wright, Curry, Ruginc, West, Waltonbaugh, Parisi, Bowers, Pardo, 3rd Row: Dewitt, Hemphill, McCall, Carter, Grubb Freeman, Shriber, Kruppa, Rowe, Harlam, Josef, Hornachek, Gray, Haney. lst Row: Mapel, Cato, Stokes, McGregor, O'Rourke 2nd Row: Dame, Goodnight, Hewitt, Schaper, Ram- sey, Grannis, Wana, Burns, Ballard, Huffman, Light- ner, Mueller. 3rd Row: Honchorek, Smonko, Ken- nelly, Baldwin, Kinley, Laird, Boor, Bosetti, I.Iar- maloski, Nemith, Walls. I5 lst Row: Davy, Foster, Miller, Morris, Doerr, Schnelzer, Schultheis, Sellers, Pierce, Lansberry, Smith, Iarmalowski, Young. 2nd Row: Snell, Bil- lingleas, Conners, Walker, Glass, Chick, Saveno, Maclntosch, Hann, Schofield, Hitt, Bellyn, lst Row: Heininger, Hunter, Thompson, Gordon, Powell, Bolay, Smith, Sunday, Cook. 2nd Row: Lovy, lngwalson, Christner, Kern, Phillip, Kopsa, Williams, Wood, Highman, Manion, Morris, Law- yer, Doughty. 3rd Row: Padget, Dennis, Yech, Urban, Andrick, Bahling, Gittins, Vanari, Kurr, Meacham, Sigman, Hastings, Hienlien, Bailey, Il 'NB sf, sg. lst Row: McKendry, Cyrilla, Heininger, Lang, Eberle, Miller. 2nd Row: Littler, Creighton, Shannon, Uhrine, Babilon, Bell, Fenimore, Gereg, Harriger, Mathie, Smith, 3rd Row: Gray, Wads- worth, Swall, Dempsey, Kness, Mucha, Fullard, Omler, Coppola, Wolfe, Page. lst Row: Evanko, Shively, Eckley, Hertzic, Weber. 2nd Row: Frye, Lydic, Minear, Moon, Moser, Schreckengost, McNany, Logan, Rossi, Frantangelo, Bosetti, Landfried, 3rd Row: Kneufner, Barone, Patterson, Hoover, Minch, Caruso, Sval, Bostaph, Perrier, Mullaugh, Pancirov, Nolte, Larkin. lst Row: Reed, Kristof, Oesterling, Malone, Donald- son, Tagliaferi, Mossey, Jeffries. 2nd Row: George, Liebermann, O'Neil, Coll, Lockerbie, Habenicht, White, Ward, Rodgers, Trimber, Bell, Carnvale. 3rd Row: Colledge, Stokes, Dunmire, McKenna, Croyle, Kissinger, Fisher, Nielson, Herbert, Mac- Lean, Gittins, McCausland. lst Row: Fabec, Kulchak, Rehm, Young, Yoder, Hare, 2nd Row: Hawtree, Rody, Thompson, Rod- gers, Horner, Hoskinson, Lekas, McArdle, Taylor, Kaufman, Adams, Topscher, Saveno. 3rd Row: Dramer, Frisch, Beitsinger, Venanzio, Neiderriter, Corry, Darrah, Patterson, Brown, Goss, Schmidt, Bedick, Sacco, Harvard. I6 lst Row: Botkins, Holmes, Collins, 2nd Row: Hos- kinson, Campbell, W.Lentz, B.Lentz, E.Smith, Boden, McCutchen, Yarger, Tilly, Bailey, Beatty Pierce, 3rd Row: Tomalcheskey, Blystone, Ward, Walters, Potts, Thomas, Sellers, Zimmerman, Aul bach, Wither, Ciccone. lst Row: Stephen, Kavanagh, Lunn, Valensky, New- man, Gould, Caponecchi. 2nd Row: MacLean, Price, Diday, Acheson, Julius, Wilson, Eberle, Feight, Lewis, Walls, Vldmar, Aber, Bonazza, Bot torff. 3rd Row: Tator, Kinchen, Caldwell, Steva- son, Hays, Leech, Conti, Smith, Frame, Kolinie, Keller, Wiant, Foster. lst Row: Jurena, Dwyer, Iosaf, Skarada, Scaletto, Hogue, Zimmerman, Bordon, Beal, Caro, Messner Snyder, Zak, Kennedy, Mushanlansky. 2nd Row: Kurto, Price, Dunn, Cyper, Klinepeter, Ropos, Rudge, Walls, Eger, Griffith, Anderson, Wanna, Stuckwish, Heilein. 1f1I4!. tlllQl.iiQf X II '1 I Class Of 1962 lst Row: Sicgman, Fauntleroy, Sonnett, Goodnight, Turzak, McCormack, Trunick, Schelenberg, Ken- nelly, 2nd Row: Scott, Campbell, Brooks, Wilson, Brown, Link, Walls, Woods, Gastner, Volz, Aul- hach, 3rd Row: Ploy, Cleis, Hall, Eaten, Paton, Morrison, Young, Santucci, Ayres, Sullivan, Mc- Cormick, Saunders. lst Row: Miller, Gray, Corbett, Cragnale, Crease, Smith, Eagger, Galaway, Rich, 'Znd Row: Ondra- sik, Sacco, Swearinger, Maxim, Hyman, Mitchell, Delancey, Miller, Dunn, Sella, Hornecek, Stevenson. iird Row: Bates, Drake, King, Shacoski, White, Til- ly, Wadsworth, Sheets, Goss, Egger, Davidson, Ward lst Row: Rodgers, Landfried, Krauss, Cummings, Shauski, Kinaur, Scaletti, Ierena, Miller. 2nd Row: Heider, Elliot, Land, Curran, Kesow, Gray, Hetzer, Peterson, Steiner, Sherman, Mazurck, Kenly. 3rd Row: Dilisio, Veronski, Moser, Lee, KilPatrick, Sacco, Kruppa, Matthews, Weight- man, Jones, lst Row: Clark, Kramer, Helbig, Yusi, Dwyer, Blystone, 2nd Row: Debert, Diamond, Dubomel, Davidson, McClure, Viniser, Wolfe, Jellison, Bet- lyn, Corry, Davis, Russell. 3rd Row: Dunmire, Walls, Cuteri, Lauderbaugh, Ebert, McCauslin, Miller, Hartman, Parisi, Olson, King, Sleasman, Gebbart. lst Row: Baker, Mitchell, Cummiskey, Seaver, Conklin, Popovic, Hoover, Malone, McEl.hany, 2nd Row: Cella, Campbell, Dickson, DiMaso, Dunne, Trantor, Witt, Berola, Bates, Runciman, Heliman, Gittens, Bitterini, Poppinger. 3rd Row: Spotsky, Wiley, Kenley, Carrodus, Walker, Meyer, Phillips Murdock, Miller, Hartrick, Sollberger, Heinlein. 1st Row: Bostaph, Pierce, McNary. 2nd Row: My ringer, Phillips, Frye, Massung, Svat, Sevine, Hunter, Gray, Weber, Wolfe, Bell, Garland, Petrie Johnston, Baker. 3rd Row: Johnson, Childs, Hoge Solano, Griffith, Babik, Ralston, Hitt, Hobbs, Maple Glass, Delutis, Quarles, Klass. I7 Bom Baechtold Holland Gittins Rebuelta. Obenreder Custodians and Cafeteria ff Sta 4 X Mrs. Ayres, Mrs. Combs, Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. McArd1e. For nogroup of people are we more grateful than our cooks, custodians and our bus man Mr. Miller. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Conrad, dietician, our cooks prepare and serve over 800 meals every school day. The corps of gentlemen pic- tured on the left work day or night to keep the building com- fortable inside and beautiful outside. The ladies work con- stantly to provide clean rooms and halls. Mr. Miller owns the fleet of buses that cover over 900 miles per day, 162,000 miles per year to transport our thousand high school students not to mention the elementary students to the various buildings. We wonder if Mr. Miller could have foreseen this herculean task when he first contracted for bus transportation some thirty- five years ago. and MR. CLARENCE MILLER I8 Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Almacy Kinlock Mixter Zimmerman Pariso Q Hmpus Xt ref! Capers . 4 iso. 3 16 211111: igss-K 1 l. The campaign gets under way. . . 2. Balloting continues at the polls. . . 3. Professional entertainment by the 4 Th ' t w rn in 5 Hi h fl ing by the faculty... 6. Senior picnic time... 7. The Blue party... . e vrc ors are s o . 9 y master chefs at work. . . 8. Faculty fun. . . 9. The money trees. I9 VI no -11 ua ' ff 1 c 4' 'Mwawpf' igk V-..:.:. f4.,.. if' A. Q F I 3 fi wi 7 Q I u I s E' vm ffAA mi. J V' r W I ag. v A LQJ WS.. 14 rv mgvw ff, ff5.?szQf:wf A -5 I k I ali . ,, I n 'Z , 'X ., - . I 4 mf . .w 'x Xl U X . I 4' il if S f -5- Q. K x N N x 5. X - x,kk S - .ggi 5. K K ..,. ' QQ :FQSFQIS W . . . 1 Qi 5 'H Y O -S' ,S .NA . ,. . ,W . as 5 , -9 .vb . f U U SA 1 -W . KEY I Q' , A J! 15. , M .N .YK 4' Q! . ..!x.N wx X.. Q, ' N A- N ' . .. -Nr if +Q . iw, ,mv M ,N-'sf .1 ,M . Vw Q aww .Q- ktmnb M S 1 as f W- N. M.. F oofball lst Row: Yusi, Powell, Bosetti, R.Popp. Liebermann, Yaksetic, Wilson, Kline, Meyers, McCork1e. 2nd Row: Mgr. Rabbitt, Trimber, Bames, Manna, Rafferty, I,O'Neil, Santucci, Colangelo, Tener, Vernocy, Colledge, Tarquinio. 3rd Row: Mgr. Potts, Wadsworth, Tator, Trunick, Hann, Dunmire, Pirog, B.O'Nei1, Burkhart, Turzak, Kinchen, McEwen, TIGERS ALL MANAGERS so '1 Potts 'S 129' Ulu., Harp, Dunmlre Rabblt Paul Rao ,fini ...........- , ,..-.:'.--f- EE'.. '::--- A---- ' : 'l 'E',,., .-ug.....- mm. ... .....,,,::::::i1ef-----1 . 'l.....1 .1...m, sv ...aii: '1jjQ1 ' ,.ilE22ElZlll2i' lst Row: S.Pirog, Liebermann, Schulenberg, Reed, McGreagor, Malone, I.Mi1ler, Yusie. 2nd Row: Bosetti, Glass, Mashuda, Fagan, Koline, McCork1e, Mucha, 3rd Row: Mgr, Dunmire, Hays, Leech, Santucci, Hann Schriber, Kurto, Reness, McEwen, R.Potts, 22 - I I, il Lonz S HBOPH Will Rat 1956 SEASON Moon 0 . . ........ Neville l3 Moon O . . . . Beaver I4 Moon 0 . . . . Hopewell 7 Moon 6 . . . . Carnegie I9 Moon l9 . . . . N. Allegheny 38 Moon 28 . . . . Brentwood 0 Moon l3 . . . . Burgettstown 0 Moon 7 . . . . W. Allegheny O Moon l3 . . . . Coraopolis 26 Iohnny's off and running, Bop cuts back Since the beginning of the season this year, the team has improved with each game. Due to the loss of only 7 lettermen, the team is looking forward to an even better season next year. ..Yesy,, Burk Ron 23 w Our Cheerleaders ff!! ep lT'S THE OLD MOON HIGH SPIRIT Meef-ing ox box xo '24- 84' Before The Big Game ff 'I 'cw' ' Ti 'Wyse bf Struttin' Their Stuff I I 4 Tl xg, 2 XS o I W 5 liullurd, Goodnight, Brooks, Raflerty, Wiley, Turzak, Padgett, Richie, Kolime, Dunmire, Pirog, Potts, Mr. Fryz. Baskefball Ru Goose Ron Norm JUNIOR VARSITY S Popp, Neel, Larkin, Trunick, Tator, Kimmel, Pittinger, Hixson, Hann, 0'Nei1, Tener. JUNIOR HIGH 14959, NUM OG lst Row Conti, Liebermann, Siegman, Colledge, R.Popp, Venanzio, Malone, Miller, Sacco. 2nd Row Cramer, Bedick, Ploy, Hayes, Koiinie, Leach, Bossetti, Mucha, Cleis, Conner, Mr. Gracey Each year our basketball squad has shown steady improve- ment. This year proved to be no exception. Though the season record is improving slowly, our team is steadily moving toward a winning season. Our boys started the season with three winsp one of which was won in double overtime. The never-say- die spirit displayed by our team was second to none. This our hoopsters proved by beating North Allegheny who was then the section leader. Next season should prove even more success- ful for our team. The loss of only five seniors coupled with the great amount of experience gained by the iunior squad members and the success of the J.V. 's should produce a sound squad for next season. The tiger cubs showing along with the training of sixth and seventh graders indicates the strength Moon will show on the hardwood in future years. 26 1957 SEASON Moon. .47 Hopewell ........ 28 Moon. .48 Quaker Valley . . . 46 Moon. .38 St. Veronica ..... 37 Moon. .49 Neville ..... . . . 60 Moon..40 Carnegie . ... 56 Moon..49 Midway 53 Moon..50 Avalon.......... 48 'Moon. .59 'West View ....... 80 'Moon. .70 'West Allegheny . . 54 'Moon. .31 'North Allegheny. . 47 'Moon. .47 'McKees Rocks .... 78 'Moon. .62 'Coraopolis ....... 73 'Moon. .83 'Stowe ..... . . . 87 'Moon. .45 'Shaler ........... 65 'Moon. .43 'West View ....... 65 'Moon. .47 'West Allegheny. . . 58 'Moon. .35 'North Allegheny. . 31 'Moon. .43 '-McKees Rocks .... 50 'Moon. .37 'Coraopolis ....... 71 'Moon. .64 'Stowe ....... . . . 58 'Moon. .47 'Shaler ..... . . . 54 'W.P.l.A.L. Goose fades back to sink two more points. Roh , Rafferty I I Go, Goodnighfll Moons, Shooting Stars Track and Field llJimll 1stRow: Osterling, Steward, Liebermann, Manko, Evanko, W.Goodnight, Bortle, Beclick, Potts, Mc- Cormick, Saunders, 2nd Row: Sonnet, Yoder, McCork1e, Trimber, Sacco, Fenimore, Tener, Massung, Hixson, Wilson, O'Neil, Pirog, Wadsworth, D.Goodnight, Colangelo, Coach Merges, Laughner, Moon. 6' VV ww News Dove Tony W? ll Harry!! Baseball 1stRow: Batboy, Kramer, Conner, Singer, Eckles, Glatz, Wolf, Hisey, Hoskinson, McGivern, Coach Lebec. 2nd Row: Hawtree, Popp, Tener, Lawson, Burkhart, Turzak, Brooks, Rafferty, Dun Jerry 28 mire, Meyers, vff' Go .wow Q V This year's probable team. Mr, Siegman, Shacoski, Urban, Baker, Vernocy, Williams, teeing off . The loss of two seniors due to gradua- tion may hinder the team in the line of experience, but Coach Siegman is still looking forward to continuing the league's winning streak started in l954. This year's seniors are Jack Vernocy, Jim Williams, David Baker and Bob Shacoski. JR. HI CHEERLEADERS Ji' SR. HI CHEERLEADERS Carol Sullivan, Joyce Kavanaugh, Annie Knotick, Eleanor Holsinger, Sharon Pardo, Amy Sacco and Nancy Patton, with Mrs. Ridgway as sponsor, have led the cheers, and boosted our sometimes sagging school spirit. Preparing to step into their cheering shoes are iunior high members Charlotte Bosetti, Carol Kramer, Susy Morton, Roberta Rao, Claudia Eberle, Barbara Titus and Cheryl Churchill. Y-e-a-h Cheerleadersll Cheerleaders 29 gg t Ui 52. Q w , W fi fwdi ii Q 5 k is ig? U' 1 if Fm it st fit X v 'X A ji my Y S fe as it In X. , 5, iijim silo Q 1.5, V .. . T in Q. , - 't we maria? . Wt JW f tw 3 if fr af .. .3 f Ta L Ni.. 'Syl 'hmm' ml . :vi Q a m mn 3 1 in 9,5 Q L ag ., Ml Mit is 'ills - sf no ig , f t ... Mr. McDaniel, Mr. Fryz, Mr, Gracey, Mr. Lebec, Mr, Merges. Jack and Mr. Siegman. Jack Vernocy has done some ex- tensive traveling as a result of his golfing ability. Jack was invited to participate in the National Iaycee Junior Golf Tournament in Fargo, North Dakota, after being a winner in both the district and state golfing IOLll'I'l3l'l'leI'lIS. 'N 6 4 E X. ft Sf 2 ii P37 2 All but one of Moon High's coaching corps double in their coaching capacity as the seasons change. During football season Mr. Gracey head coach is assist- ed by Mr. McDaniels, Mr. Fryz and Mr. Lebec. When basketball season comes round Mr. Fryz takes over as head coachp Mr. Gracey works with the iunior high squad. Spring finds Mr. Lebec directing the baseball team. Mr. Merges with both a fall and spring schedule gives his com- plete attention to the track men. Mr. Siegman sponsors the golf and serves as Moon's athletic director. CHARTIERS AWARD A long time dream of Mr. Seigman became a reality this year with the formation of the Chartiers Conference set up by the district football coaches. The conference awarded 13 line trophies and 9 back lined trophies. Dale Turzak and Bill Wilson were the winners from Moon. 30 ur Coaches and Athletic Honors flaw at mamma l i '-ti V r :1, V . . i, Y . ..., ,. ... t l T M .'-'- f rn. rf .f,.: M .jig .,VV, skl, f gg M .g r V 7 :m f il i T . T y E l 'V T. 'W T l 7 vili rtiraf U or , 5 . . ..,, We M :l Wi JOHN TILLY AWARD Dale Turzak became the first person to win thelohn Tilly Award. This award goes annually to the sophomore who shows the most promise as a football player. This nas been set up by the class of 1957 as a memorial to their class- mate, Iohn Tilly. A gold football is also awarded. EM i A x .,w--auuan.- 1 ,. Y, Q Ed Dickey Pat Laughner Jack Vemocy Emily Neff Jean Drennen EDITORS ACTIVITIES EDITORS Flame Staff 195 ,S E E we 51 .si 3 4 -I? 2 Y Qu hw xx 1 1If Bill O'Neil Barb Snell Mary Bedick Our editors confer with Miss Broun, our ART EDITORS faculty advisor. ff Ken Kem Jean Mamhout Bob Burns Ilene Ward Bob Gastner BUSINESS STAFF TYPISTS Myrna West Bobbie McCullough Rose Marie Palsa Tootsie Molchan 32 JOURNALISM Journalism plays a very important art in our activities and via these media the news of Moon High has been spread about the school, the community, the state and even the nation. The Flame published annually, Scrambles issued monthly, and our weekly or- gans, Moon Beams and Moon High News, constitute a great deal of reporting for the students and patrons of Moon High. Both the FLAME and MOON BEAMS are members of the Pennsylvania and the National School Press Association. The Flame also is a member of the Columbia School Press Association. Moon Beams, the oldest of our journalistic endeavors, boasts twenty-three con- secutive years of service to the school. The Flame and Moon High News are both publishing volume 22, School Scrambles, the in- fant of the group is now two years old. THE FLAME This twenty-second best Flame yet has grown from a very small book which the Class of T936 published at a total cost of two hundred and fifty dollars. This year on a budget of ten times that sum we boast of several Firsts in Flame history. We not only have the first book to go over T00 pages, but we are the first to present the 8 lf2 x ll inch volume. We, the staff, and Miss Braun, our s nsor, respectfully submit this T957 issue of the FLAME as a worth? successor to a long line of successful FLAMES. 00 oo ,-:vvf- WS Skrt -Q FLAME STAFF ANNEX For the third year iuniors have been invited to work with the senior staff. One member is chosen to serve in each de- partment. Those who meet the requirements will form the nu- cleus of the next year's staff. This year David Goodnight, Carol Skarada, Carol Graff, Velma Kozar and Johanna Schutz man were selected as the Flame Staff Annex. ournalism MOON HIGH NEWS Also in its twenty-second Volume is the Moon High News column which appears weekly in and by caurtes of the Coraopolis Record. Myrna West, Floyd greer and Rose Marie Palsa with Miss Braun as advisor contribute this weekly news of Moon High. Since the Record serves Coraopolis and the surrounding townshi s, we are very proud to have this opportunity to keep many friends in the near- by communities informed of our activities. 33 MOON BULLETIN Another organ by which we keep our patrons informed of Moon High activities is School Scrambles which appears monthly in the Moon Township Bulletin. Floyd Greer, succeeding James Portman '56, who originated the column last year, is the reporter. Rose Marie Palsa serves as typist, and Miss Braun is the advisor. MOON BEAMS STAFF Jo 04' fv,,,,s4, M QQN AMS '- l- EVER SHINING Qgqs J' National Scholastic Press Association All-American Award, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1956 Pennsylvania School Press Association Keystone Award, 1954 Editor ............................ Myrna West Business Manager . . . .......... Ilene Ward Business Assistant . . . ..... Deanna Zielinske Exchange Editor ......... ....... J udy Werner Features Editor ................. Joan Meacham Typists .......... Joyce Blanchard, Vickie Drake Nancy D. Grimm, Pat Palitti Mimeographers ....... Ed Kennelly, Herb Stelzig Advisor ......................... H.R. Shissler Each week we have looked forward to the publication of our school paper MOON BEAMS by the iournalism class and staff members under the direction of Mr. Shissler. ln 1956 MOON BEAMS won All-American in the National Scholastic Press Association for the fourth year. Along with Mr. Shissler, several members of the class attended the W. P. S. P. A. meeting at North Huntington and Myrna, our editor, articipated in a panel discussion at the D. U. S. P.A. meeting at Duquesne University. May the future years of publishing MOON BEAMS be ever shining. SENIOR SCRAPBOOK SENIOR SCRIBBLES The Scrapbook, the story of the class of 1957 in pictures Two iOUrnGl1Sl'1C eI'1C.le0V0l'S should D01 Q0 unmentioned. Uh- and 50Uvenir5, I5 to be found in rgom 216 where we qll have u der the guidance of our sponsor, Mrs. Crawford, the Sophomore chance to view the contents of this album. Mrs. Crawford, 5CribbleS, DOW gI'CIClUGfe to 5el'1lOl' 5CI'llJbles, became an organ who has collected and taken these pictures of our activities by which our homerooms have been kept informed of Cl0SSeVeI'1fS, since our freshman year promises to guard it closely and bring -past, present, and future.. it to our future class reunions. Bagriato, Ward, Greer, Kern, Doughty, Werner, Zelinsky, Laird, Knotick, Banach, Zelinsky, West, Laughner, Ward, Iellison, Caro, Chick, Grimm, Meacham. S se ini 34 Not only did we start the sem- ester with a new driver education car, but with a new teacher also. Mr. Brooks Karcher, who graduat- ed from Geneva College and taught for many years in New Brighton be- fore coming to Moon, replacedMr. Mayer Harris as the driver educa- tion instructor. Hoover, Cain, King, Schneeman, Wana, Kozar, Skarada, Drake, Kramer, Dickinson. SCIENTISTS Many Moon seniors plan careers in the sci- entific field. Two who have made significant progress are Victor Franc and Robert Burns. Victor appeared on the Science Talent Search program and Bob was his alternate. Special honors go to Victor who received the Bausch and Lomb award given to the senior who has made the highest grades in science during his high school career. CON SERVATIONISTS Through the auspices of the Moon Township Garden Club, Moon High students ioin in the Conservation Contest. Winners last year were members of the Class of '57 Victor Franc, Pa- tricia Palitti, Victoria Drake and Floyd Greer. Patty and Floyd attended the summer conservation camp at Pennsylvania State University. 35 The Future Nurses Club, spon- sored by Miss H. Winifred King, is the most recently formed organiza- tion in the school. The club's pur- pose is to explore and acquaint its members and others with the possi- bilities ofa career in the medical profession. National Honor Society 'rw fi M F '11 ' . X, ,gf ziiftl i . 1 l K I 'I ,, , i rf, l i957 1stRow: Celio, King, Miller, Churchill, Hickey, Holsinger, M.Gaydos, Myers, 2nd Row: Stary, Greer, Dickey, Sullivan, Brooks, Neff, Vemocy, Gastner, Drennen. 3rd Row: Big- gerstaff, West, P.Gaydos, Thompson, Franc, Burns, Rafferty, Williams, Kern, Gillis, Marn- hout, Rehburg, Snell. 1956 Ed, Dan, Carol, Floyd, Emily, Jack, Bob. Each year ten per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the iunior class are elected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to becmme members of the National Honor So- ciety. Last year seven iuniors were taken into the so- ciety during the annual tapping ceremony and on Feb- ruary l, 1957, they inducted 23 new members, eight of which were iuniors. Along with being an honorary association they are an active social and service group whose activities have included sponsoring a tea honor- in the teachers a tri to the Pla house and a dinner 9 I P Y welcoming the new members. Miss Elsie E. Braun serves as sponsor to this group. Mr. Brooks presents certificates to new members in assembly, Junior National Honor Society Good Citizen and oan Caponecchi Award Mr. Lee, sponsor of the class of 1953, on behalf of that class presents to sophomores Judy Myers and James Dickey, the Joan Caponecchi Award. They join seniors Libbie Gillis and Dan Brooks and juniors Peggy Reed and Frank Koline, who also received this award for earning the most citizenship points dur- ing their iunior high school years. The i953 class established this award as a memo- rial to their classmate who died during their freshman year, believing it would encourage the qualities that Joan so well represented. 1stRow: Hare, Wiant, Goss, Mathie, Keller, Horner, Stephan, Minch, Svat, McCaus- land, 2nd Row: Wood, K.Miller, Pavlacovich, Srraker, W.Miller, Snell. Popp. Behling Ingwalson, Thompson, Kerr, Kern. 3rd Row: Harper, Fetsko, Bailey, Wagoner, Bredahl, Liebermann, McMullin, Gillis, Gittins, Lozer, Diehl, Highman, Mitchell, Churchill, Yusi, Moxin, Manion. The members of the Junior National Honor Society elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service by the faculty. Organized in the same way as the Senior National Honor Society, ten per cent of the ninth grade and five per cent of the eighth grade are inducted into the society at their annual tapping ceremony. Mem- bership into this group does not guarantee membership into the Senior High group. Last year I2 eighth graders were selected and on Feb- ruary 8, l957, they inducted 28 new members, I0 of which were in the eighth grade. Mr. William H. Lee serves as sponsor to this group. The good citizen award is giv- en by the Jacob Ferree Chapter ofthe Daughters of the American Revolution to the district senior , girl having the desired qualities of leadership, dependability, patriotism, and service. Myrna West was chosen by a faculty and class vote to be Moon's rep- resentative . 37 S T ee., Student Council President--Jack Vernocy lst Row: Celio, Vernocy, Durimire, Baker, Larkin, Trunick, Pardo, Habenicht, Datvleo, Dennis, ViCe,p,.esidem,,Ron Dunmire Dickey, 2nd Row: Knotick, Biggerstaff, Drake, Miller, Gastner, Waltonbaugh, Greer, 3rd Row: Secretory Diane Celio Burns, Garten, Mallough, Pittinger, Tarquinio, Turner. Treasurer--David Baker The Student Council, made up of the Senate and House of Representatives, the members of which are elected from every homeroom in the school, is the representative government of our school. Under the advisorship of Mr. Brooks, the Student Council makes all the laws necessary for the proper governing of the student body. The House of Representatives, with Mr. Lee as advisor, is a iunior branch of the student government. Meeting at the same time as the Senate, the House passes many bills that have been passed by the Senate. HOUSE President--Ron Dunmire lst Row: Dunmire, Maxin, Bailey, Brooks, Davies, Bates, Heider, Kaufman, Schulenberg, Cyrilla, ViCe-pre5idenf..-Robert Bailey Rehm. 2nd Row: Fabec, Kulchek, Littler, Murdock, Campbell, Hewitt, McKenna. 3rd Row: Horner, S r tor --M M . Lekas, Hoskinson, Malone, Miller, Goss, Sevins. 4th Row: Highman, Hemphill, Morten, Yirsi, ec e Y ary oxm Hyatt, Hoover, Ingnalson, Santucci, Treasurer--Teddy Brooks 38 Hall Patrol The senior hall guards maintain and supervise student traffic in the halls. They are selected by the student council. Under the supervision of Miss King, the cafeteria patrol is made up of students of 7 through I2 grade who help in keeping the cafeteria neat and orderly. C afeferia Patrol n9 'h Service Committees Wi W. , I . O. gs u ' -. no 0 Q it i 0 I. Public address committee. . . 2. Usher staff. . . 3. Scholarship committee. . . 4. Locker committee. . . 5. Hospitality committee. . . 6. Achievement committee. . . 7. Lost and found committee. . . 8. Stage crew. 40 Q 9 5 9 9 ll RECREATION COMMITTEE At the beginning of each year, students wish- ing to ioin service committees signed up for the committee of their choice. The student council then selected from that list the students they thought would do the best iob. Each committee is in charge of a specific ser- vice dealing with the improvement of the school. GROUN DS COMMITTEE Student Court Larkin, Almacy, Knoll, Gaydos, Hornych, Bower, Adair. Joyce and Io Ann Student Court is the iudicial body of Moon High. The students in this organization are elected by popular vote during an all school election. Once a week, the student court meets to try various cases and mete iustice As a result of its decisions, the school is kept running smoothly and each student has the opportunity to defend himself when cases are tried. Pat Gaydos, as Chief Justice, is the head of the student court and Mr. Crawford serves as sponsor. Jo Ann Crognale, as this year's Commissioner of Elections, handled the details of the campaign, under the auspices of the P.O. D. class. Joyce Kavanaugh succeeds Jo Ann as next year's Commissioner of Elections. 41 Hi-Y 1stRowg Gastner, Dunmire, Hennen, Adair, Brooks, 2nd Row: Mr, Sharps, Dunham, Greer, Rafferty, Vernocy, Frisch, Topscher, Bell, Frank, Ryan, Williams, Nanz, Heinlein, Baker, Minick, Hogue, Turner, 3rd Row: O'Neil, Kulchak, Lottes, Burns, Iellison, Kern, Burkhart, Martin, Kaleugher, A.Goodnight, Bot- torff, W.Goodnight, Hayman. 1stRow: Grey, Dunn, Dilutis, Cook, Snodgrass, Bocham, Turzak, Kinchen, Patterson, Urban, Bower, Sanko. 2nd Row: Wilson, Ficher, Hutchenson, Goodnight, Padget, O'Rourke, Kremin, Curry, Colledge, Tarquino, Deimler, Walenbaugh, Ropos, lst Row: Dugan, Lego, Wiant, Hickson, Pittinger, Tator, Simon, Hoffman, Kline, Chrismer, 2nd Row: Gastner, Popovic, Wadsworth, Yeck, Larkin, Bortle, Popp, Rao, Barnes, Dickey, 42 The Hi-Y, along with the Tri- Hi-Y, is the largest service club in the school. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The Senior Hi-Y has instituted the giving of plaques to the home- room in senior and junior high who has the highest percentage of stu- dents on the honor roll. The Thanksgiving assembly is presented by the combined Hi-Y's. Tri-Hi-Y lst Row: Crognale, Gaydos, Laughner, McCullough, V.Drake, Knotick, Molchan, Robison, Rowe, P. Drake, Pctrilla, Sullivan, Kramer. 2nd Row: Garner, N.D. Grimm, Drennen, Neff, Biggerstaff, McCas- lin, Schneeman, Newman, Bedick, L.Meacham, Thompson, Gillis, J. Meacham, Blanchard. 3rd Row: Snell, Werner, Jellison, Bagnato, Miller, Zelinski, Merriman, Gittins, Stary, Goss, Rehburg, Marnhout. ...sw- ' w lst Row: Elliott, Larkin, Schutzman, Myers, Hoover, Dickey, Kavanaugh, 2nd'Rowg Miss Falbo, C.Smith, Danley, G, Miller, Patterson, Mato, Coyne, Riggle, Wilson, Boling, Ballard, Jellison, O'Nora, Patton, King, Pardo, I-lolsinger, Haeffer, K, Miller, I,Smith, Cyrilla, Dempsey, Barone, Messner, Potts, Neideriter, Kinchen. 3rd Row: Trucnick, Botkin, Beaman, Honchorek, Paletti, Hickey, Celio, Milligan, Almacy, Moreland, Frank, Conley, Kozar, Skarada, Wana, Graff, Walker. 4th Row: Delancey, Tranter, Betlyn, Egenlauf, Castellan, Marzlack, Manko. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Chris- tian character. The Senior Tri-Hi-Y is carrying on the tradition of helping 7th grade girls establish themselves at Moon High. The combined forces of the Tri- Hi-Y present the annual Easter as- sembly. The Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y ioin in sponsoring the New Years Eve Formal . 1st Row: Miss Mushalansky, Davidson, Audia, Gardner, Bostaff, Grimm, Saltzer, Doughty, Gilligan, Fiore, Rabovsky, I,l-leinlein, Bell, Wagner, Dunmire, Svat, Hutchison, Dennis, Habenicht, Tilly, Hertzer, Stouf- fer, Gaydos, Klixbull, Vesta. 2nd Row: S.Heinlein, Almacy, Sacco, Hanley, Stitzel, B.Iones, D.Iones, Eganlauf, Camp, Haire, Lipps, DiMeo, Adair, Myers, Croyle, 3rd Row: J.Mi1ler, Rudge, Alexander, Lottes, Lottes, Kroboth, Hood, T.Mil1er. 43 Service CATERERS CLUB These hard working girls and boys with Mrs. Crawford as sponsor serve all of the dinners held in our school cafeteria. Their past ex- periences in working together have made them an efficient and well organized group. lst Row: Stary, Rowe, Molchan, Thompson, Burkhart, Easter, Blanchard, McCullough, Crognale, 2nd Row: Werner, Marnhout, R.Je11ison, J.Ie1lison, Schutzman, Miller, Skarada, Celio, Gaydos, Myers. 3rd Row: Drennen, L,Meacham, Bagnato, Holsinger, Sullivan, Kavanaugh, Neff, Rehburg, Snell, Mrs, Crawford. 4th Row: McCaslin, Greer, Gastner, Williams, Padgett, Bower, Garten, Brooks, Vernocy, Cook, KEY CLUB This service club, consisting of boys from the senior high and spon- sored by the Kiwanis Club of Cora- o lis has as its advisor Mr. Miller. T eir many proiects are helpful and of great value to our school and community. Officers: Knoll, Dunmire, Vernocy, Urban, Brooks. lst Row: Pittinger, Popp, Dickey. 2nd Row: Turzak, O'Nei1, Tener, Tagliaferi, Hixson, Padgett. 3rd Row: Colledge, Waltonbaugh, Rafferty, Greer, Gastner, Burns, Burkhart, Williams. 4th Row: Bowers, Garten. lst Row: Greer, Sullivan, Marnhout, Miss Kennedy. 2nd Row: Meacham, Celio, Reed, Stouffer. 3rd Row: Holsinger, Kavanaugh, Myers, Rudge, Burkhart. 4th Row: Lego, Goodnight, Padgett, Tener, Gastner, 44 RED CROSS Under the supervision of Miss Kennedy, this service organization has many projects centered around the armed forces, hospitals, and those in need. The club consists of both boys and girls in the senior high. Clubs F. H. A. Early this year the Moon High chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was reactivated with Mrs. McCormick to serve as sponsor. This nationwide organization is for the purpose of training those girls who will be the homemakers of the future. Girls from iunior high make up Moon's chapter, and they are laying plans for fu- ture service activity. 1st Row: Miller, Milligan, Moxin, Doughty, Creighton, Topscher, Rody, Vidmark, Wiant, Julius, Eberle. 2nd Row: McKenna, Rao, Harper, Omlar, Mathie, Minch, Hoskinson, Wilson, Keller, Swadlow, Ballard. 3rd Row: Wood, Gillis, Hewitt, C.Foster, Walls, Page, Brown, Hawtree, McArdle, Lekas, Harvard. 4th Row: Curry, Meacham, Neely, Titus, Lightner, High- man, Manion, Straker, Wagner, King, Fullard. 5th Row: Morlen, Magnus, Doughty, Jarmalow- ski, Schnelzer, Brackus, Grubb, Josef, Bowers, Wentz. 6th Row: Huffman, Bredahl, Burkhart, Krommes, McMullen, Hemphill, Liebermann, Habenicht, Lockerbie. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, under the guid- ance of Mrs. Tussey, has given their services to keep the library neat in appearance and efficient in operation. The girls begin their services in their sophomore year, when they are voted in by the members of the club. In order to be eligible and remain in the club, they must have a 2.5 av- erage. lst Row: Hood, E.Gaydos, M.Gaydos, Rehburg, Sullivan, Holsinger. 2nd Row: Reed, Celio, Rudge, West, Stouffer, P.Gaydos, Marnhout, Myers, Gillis, The George W. Cassler Club of the Future Teach- ers of America is affiliated with the national organiza- tion whose purpose it is to explore the teaching field and prepare the much needed teachers of tomorrow. ln this, its second year, the club's main proiect is to ioin the Parent Teachers Association in the establishment of a college scholarship. Miss Braun is the faculty spon- sor. lst Row: McCaslin, Elliott, Celio, Reed. 2nd Row: Laughner, Dennis, Kroboth, Heinlein, Gillis, Petrilla. 3rd Row: Jellison, Conley, Hickey, Alexander, Patton, Graff, Kavanaugh. 45 King, Myers, Hoover, Cain, Schaper, Scha- volt, Gaydos, ART CLUB CHESS CLUB lst Row: Dickey, Kaleugher, Behling, Scott. 2nd Row: Young, DeLutis, Williams, Mallaugh, Sunday. 3rd Row: Burkhart, Crea, Massung, Dennis, Schmitt. SCIENCE CLUB lst Row: Kaufman, Lego, I.Dickey, Bower, Kern, Dren- , nen, Gastner, E.Dickey, Cuccaro, 2nd Row: Holsinger, Miller, Skarada, P.Gaydos, C.Gaydos, Kramer, Milli- gan, J',Myers, Franc, 3rd Row: Padgett, Celio, E.My- ers, Gillis, Sullivan, Werner, Neff, Rehburgh, Snell, Greer. 4th Row: Mr, Lieberman, Kulchak, Churchill, Garren, Pittinger, Eberle, Cook. Clubs lst Row: Robison, Snell, Schutzman, Hoover, Conley, Petrilla, I. Franc, Skar- ada, Kozar. 2nd Row: Alexander, Larkin, Graff, Laughner, Stary, Cook, I, Meacham, Neff, Thompson, L.Meacham, Easter, Drennen, 3rd Row: Eberle, McClean, Garten, V.Franc, Kern, Dickey, Mr. Huckestein, The Art Club, under the direction of Mr. McFar- land, enables students to further pursue the phase of art in which they are interested. The Debate Club members with Mr. Huckestein as their sponsor endeavor to master the art of sensible, useful debate. Chess Club members under the supervision of Mr. Hawes spend many long, pleasant hours of concentra- lastic matches. bermann, devotes most ofits time to the search for sci entific information. This is done by taking trips and engaging interesting speakers. 46 tion gaining experience and skill for use in interscho- The Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Lie- XL ,Www - Cast: Seated left to right: Biggerstaff, Blanchard, Brooks. Standing: Burns, Gastner, Drake, Marlin, Gillis, Meacham, Knoll. Time Out For Ginger Behind the Scenes Presented by the Class of 1957 directed by Mr. Shissler and Miss Lunt A Heated Discussion Father Knows Best Revol tin' Developm The Ccrrols 5553' - ent X Quiei Summer PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF l956 n x.-..Q,..mJ P Oh, is there some one else here, I don't see a soul. 011 You've got a nice layout here, Uncle Jim. With a few 30,57 little changes we can pep it up. 31066 1' Pamela--Norma Jean Evanko 696, Helen--Storma Miller 00471, 1 Jeanie- -Joan Fabec oryo Harriet - -Joyce Mushalansky Betsy- -Anne Diehl Esther - -Loretta Mos ely Lillian - - Sherry Cyphert Fredericka - -Suzy Lego Frances - - Evelyn Giuliani Carrie- -Peggy McLaughlin James - -Arnold Moon Sonny--Bruce Thompson Bill--Tim Sullivan Leslie- -I ack McCormick Clifford- -James Portman Tubby- -Richard MCC lellan Tony- -I ames Nicastro Henry - -Tom Kozar Coaches-- Miss Braun 11110. OW . Q10 Deuce 0,0 'be to I e 1? 'M ea-E oep eqale 0 11016 4212 'bfe Mr. Brooks Are you sure that will take off weight? There's a big party here, and some nice boy is plucking my arm. 48 ral .-4',... . ,,i. lVlay Day 1956 ,JV I .1, 1 i xl -'V uf H' lr f 1 . ,gig , Queen--Margie Keller Lord of the May--Jack McCormick Alma Mater--Linda Morrison Flower Girls--Christine Lego, Kathie Davis Train Bearers--Byron Aber. Dave Turner Crown Bearer--David Keller -I-,ey fi. , . . Q5 . tex wMs??e' We will never forget May Day, one of the biggest events of the spring. All classes participated in entertaining the May Queen, the Lord of May, Alma Mater, and the May Court, all of which are composed of seniors selected by the student body. . ., . , ., 0' J'-'-4 ... . ,, 4' fav.. - --..nf ' 3'--. ' 0 za,-11,3 nib ami I M -ml' THE COURT Kitty Basalyga--Bill Conners Ann Curry--Richard Hoskinson Janet Hoover--Bruce Thompson Storma Miller--Edward Kramer Gerry Tarquinio--Bill Glatz Linda Peret--Mike McGivern Joyce Muchalansky--Mickey Singer Grace Colledge--Tim Sullivan Jean Kephart George Rodgers Ju.ne Rao Oliver Turzak 49 in The Queen is Crowned Prom Theme Emily, Barb, Diane, Carol, Marilyn The Boys on Top George, Kenny, Bob, Victor ur Prom The Class of T957 presented their Prom, Song of India. As the pictures show, fun was had by all - not onl in dancing - but in decorating for this event that willlremain always in our memories. Working Together Well Dressed Prom Decorators Jo, Clink, Nancy, Pat Gif 50 Our Electricians 1 Greeting the Guests -f.. 4 . se 3-X af ,f , - Q, 3 1, ' . 1 -1 ws, S if A S' I' in g s 1 As-,. Mr. and Mrs. C. ri Behund the Garden Wall Beneath the Tai Mahal .yi Tommy CarIyn's Band xl! ' Q We Could Have Donced All Night 51 ROBED CHOIR lst Row: Holsinger, Garner, Sullivan, Tranter, Rowe, Dickinson, Baun, Hutchinson, Camp. 2nd Row: Kavanaugh, S.Hein1ein, Hood, Teckmeyer, Dennis, Glatz, Hickey, Kramer, McCullough, Molchan, Miller. 3rd Row: Sacco, Pardo, Hoover, Vidmar, Cook, Kulchak, Kline, Senko, Barnes, O'Neil, Redenbaugh, Hafer, Meacham, Jones. 4th Row: Bell, J,Hein1ein, Schofield, King, Cramer, Hawtree, Hixon, Vernocy, Garten, Patton, Svat, Newman, Smith, Yoder, Myers, Accompanist. Choral Groups Our senior high choral groups en- joy a justifiably fine reputation not only in the school and community but throughout the tri-state area. Among their many appearances this year was the presentation of a Christmas pro- gram which was a new high in sacred and secular music plus novelty num- bers. Mrs. Fryz, the director, and her many groups work constantly to pre- pare these outstanding programs. There fore it is with pride we present at this point our robed choir, the girls' sex- tette, and the mixed chorus. ? 2 l fi if zzz Myers, Patton, Hafer, Baun, Holsinger, E Hickey, King, ,t-3 g iw: .. i ,r I bkg ,ri g' gil., it 4 MIXED CHORUS The groups have also raised a consid- erable sum of money via bake sales and other endeavors. With this money they not only presented the senior members chorus iaclcets, but they honored them at the annual spring banquet. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS r- -I tg? lg - X1 ,. rf xr 7 : W ,. f,iii , , it as 1 ks- i s 5 si - 1stRow: Bell, Gilligan, Holsinger, Almacy, Kinchen, King, Hawuee, Vidmar, Barnes, O'Neil, Hickey, Dickenson, Kramer, Camp, Baum. 2nd Row: Kavanaugh, Sacco, Boden, Pardo, Crognale, Hoover, Schofield, I.I-leinlien, Cook, Kline, Hixson, Vernocy, Yoder, Molchan, McCullough, Meacham, Miller, Glatz, Dennis, Hutchinson, 3rd Row: Gross, Croyle, Honchorek, Tranter, Teckmeyer, S.Heinlien, Hood, Sullivan, Garner, Cramer, Kulchak, Senko, Garren, Patton, Red- enbaugh, Henning, Rowe, Hafer, Newman, Svat, Smith. Accompanist E. Myers. For County Institute eight Moon High Chorus members were selected to ioin the All-County Chorus. Harry Hixon, John Barnes, Beau Garren, Dave Cook, Virginia Hickey, Pat King, Carol Sullivan and Elinor Holsinger held many prac- tice sessions around our own baby-grand piano before ioining the others on Oc- tober l2. Our Junior High Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Cummings, performed superbly for their annual P.T.A. Christmas program. Also they were the guests of the Coraopolis Century Club where they did a repeat perform- ance. Congratulations to the chorus and their director. 1st Row: Mr. Cummings, Rogers, Bates, Dilvlasso, Frisch, Runciman, Glttins, King, Hawtree, Beitsinger, Fabec, Miller, Nederriter, Dunn, Moxin, Straker, Topsher, Brown, Snell, MacDonald, Wentz. 2nd Row: K.Curry, Lizer, Hoskinson, B.Curry, Sella, Berola, Yoder, Rehm, I.Kramer, Cramer, Compton, Cunningham, Hare, Schmidt, Young, Poppinger, Witt, McArdle, Kaufman, Taylor. 3rd Row: Bredahl, Rao, Miller, McCullough, Conldin, Kulchak, Schulcnburg, Spotskey, Bedlck, Liebermann, McKenna, McBride, Heinlein, Malone, Lekas, C.Kramer, Darrah, Tranter, Patterson, 4th Row: Saveno, Coras, Goss, Kalesar, Harvard, Wagner, Gillis, McCorkle, Popp, Sacco, Glass, Thompson, Rody, Heileman, Dickson, Horner, Litterini, 53 SR. HIGH BAND lst Row: Celio, Turner, Burns, Rehburg, Goodnight, Thompson, Simon, McLean, Wirth, Miller, Rudge, Stouffer, Myers, Lottes. 2nd Row: Marnhout, Easter, Snell, Padgett, Kaufman, Kremin, Reed, Santucci, Fisher, Gillis, Lego. 3rd Row: Wiant, Popovich, Ditvleo, I-labernicht, Gray, Yeck, Ramsay, Shimer, Drennen, Brooks. 4th Row: Kolinie, Gray, DeLutis, Kaleugher, McCas- lin. Standing: Eberle, Stary, Laughner, Knoll, Bowers, Baker, Frisch, Snodgrass. SR. l'llGl'l MAJORETTES Goss, Adair, Croyle, Audia, Dempsey, I-letzer, Miller, O'Nora. Bands The senior high band under the direction of Mr. F.A. McCormack works hard throughout the year per- forming many a time for everyone's pleasure, especially during football season and the annual spring con- cert. They are also called upon to play for assemblies, open house, May Day and local parades. The maiorettes work along with the band during football season adding color to the performances. O9 os WPOW o ,Nia W att 54 ' H . Manic lusklu . 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Lewis I h 2 . , 1' K .fi lullus, schnelzer, McLean, Tator, Bonazza, Th017lP-VOTI Baile W W, ' . . V 8 '773l7.- nd Rolv: Vzdllzar, Doughty, Smith, Spfpason, llast,-pgs' Gvrdrm, Stephan' Djday' Newman Bottoroff Aopsa i3jaUt00ggcklij0fg -killer, Behllng, J.SIn1th, Caponecchi, Dennis, Aber, Valemlfy, lfralne, Kerr, Coolf, 581801-317, Padgett, Caldwell, Sumiqy' elhuen' 'phjlllllix L 53011 Uillazl Glttzns Hunter 3rdRolv,- acl1,gl77'j,gr177a1u5A,j Kmchen' 5- . W' V z ,. ' C. BEC INNERS BAN D lStRow.- Walls, Santuccz, Woods, Paton, McCormick, T Zak, Kennelly, Sonnett, Campbell, Brooks, Sieglnan, Sullivan. 2nd Row: Wilson, Ploy, Ayers, Truniclf, Gocldnight, McCormack, Morris, Scott, Schu- Ienburg, Cleis, Saunders, .JE- QIKXIQI 'WSSX xfssnxnsg 1 Qi!! xxsxnxxxxti s, Kill 3. Sway Save mr.. -v .. . . HX X x Q YR .. Q. . 1 1 - . . 1 Y Q - 3 xasgloifssh Iliexefamiga -1T30 ?Su '3H3n :fkntxutiimxxnx IQIKHQSKU Qxll 33---mam.. unnsixuxvgmxxtxxnnn vm-mix: 1 in hsxrwmg, magauusn vx...,....- jiiili Libbie and Augie McCormack, Turzak, McCormick, Trunick, Siegman, Brooks, Saunders. The Little German Band, seven seventh graders, organized by Mr. Cummings made their first appearance in the Christmas programs. Both senior high and junior high bands were represented in the all district bands. Libbie Gil- lis and August Frisch played at Uniontown February l5p David Hunter, Lorraine Highman, Robin Kerr, and Robert Thompson participated on February I. Our music story would not be complete without mention of our organ and its contribution to our many programs. Joyce Rehburg has been the senior organist. Joyce i Hunter, Highman, Kerr, Thompson, 56 Garren, Patton, Cramer, Holsinger own DISTRICT CHORUS 5 0 0.9.5.4 0 M 'fo 0 0 'M 4 ,.,br3g:g3333Zg.g.g+g.5g5. Q' ' waazegzg .4-' 0 6,0 Q O lf' m 'v sw . a 1'O'Qc'6.0.0:'3'q'ge':'g'0'0 .5 NNN .Nunn .!l:O:02.0:f!..:..Q'g'Q:O:QgQ:OzO:0. S 'And-50 W moon r Val it ff' 'g':'0'Ovo'0.0.S.0 9o'0'0.0.0'fO :' 'fo' 90.5.4.9 ' 'o'o'0.9s'0'O,'.O O 0 0 9 0 O O O O O Q 0 0 + !'2'Is3g.g42gq.g.' BOYS' QUARTET f 1 Garten, Vidmar, Myers, Cramer, Barnes, Rowe, Newman, Teckmeyer, McCullough, Sullivan, Kramer, Molchan, Kulchak, L.Meacham, Hawtree. This year the seniors were the first to enjoy a new chorus award-- a iacket for two years' service. The boys' quartet made their first appearance at the Christmas concert. Four members of the chorus were chosen to participate in the West- ern District Chorus in January and Beau Garren was selected from the group to appear with the All State Chorus. Making music also were the members of the band known as the brass quartet. Joining forces with the organ, they made an important con- tribution to the band concerts. in .ixuxa Www? xnxx li AWSXEEHW- xt Alfufini ... ' 'lqlvxsxxx ,g- 'X uuxx ,, xxx!! 91- 've- . -. . Gil. Il inn: ill! -nun.. gl .. ........ .... .xxwx--m v- nnxxuxi ' ' :waive E xmxxxnnnlxx X u ............r-'x : 'Qxxim:l ' 'auiiiexux Rf ' uunnnagvu' tu' ............x'--M 'uxumyfx xlux un g'x llxuunn A 'H BRASS Q UARTET I n 1 Ill all xx! 1 Rehburg, Lego, McCas1in, Koline, Brooks. 57 0 K ff .5 -. ' C ...T t , E if I if . 4 2' 5 Q H 1- 9 - W i f , iii 'X' A f Agz, A 'ZJ' J 'L A A L are : ' s s l. May Day antics. . . 2. The boys. . . 3. Seniors get their pictures. . . 4. Taste good l:roys? . . . 5. Think it will break?. . . 6. Joyful Jeanie. . . 7. Playing with our Christmas gifts. . . 8. Pointing'with pride. . . 9. An- other attractive hall display. . . IO. Fooling around. . . ll. Shades of Omlarl. . . l2. Raff and Carol knowit's Pat. 58 iv. do ef l. Christmas capers star Diane and Marlene. . . 2. The juniors get in on the act. . . 3. Senior Spanish pinata party before. . . 4. And after. . . 5. The varsity huddles in the wings. . . 6. Cheerleaders change costumes 7. Joifce makes like a queen for the Senior Play. . . 8. Cue builds o bird house. . . 9. Pep meeting per-. . a sonne . 59 I Al ' f E '13 J X 3 6 ve... .f wmv-, 'ex 'f-'sf s' bg rg C7 ii f ' -W 4 fm v N .. - K . Mm V ,, ig N. 5 f , --'-- ay: Ti, Xi. in Legg, K- 'ranw-'if' ' M , ei 'Lk .K Lgxf- L . 9 r g , - ,.., Vyhh A V 2- If A.,A Af - CHARLES R. ADAIR Chuck Scientific Homeroom Officer 1,2, 35 May Day 25 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Officer Hi-Y 2,35 Service Committees 3, MARILYN ELIZABETH BAGNATO Baggs Academic Student Council 1,25 Hall Patrol 35 Hall Monitor 25 Cafeteria Patrol 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Caterers' Club 2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Officer Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Service Committees 2, 35 Com- mencement Usher 2, MARY BEDICK Mary Academic Hall Monitor 15 Cafeteria Patrol 35 Cafeteria Aid 1,25 Flame staff 2,35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Operetta 15 May Day 25 Caterers' Club 2, 35 Art Club 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 Ser- vice Committees 1,25 Intramurals 1,2, DAN BETLYN Danny General Hall Monitor 15 F,F.A. 1,25 Stage Crew 1, 2, 62 THERESA MARY BABIK Tweedy Clerical Hall Monitor 15 Journalism 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Intramurals 1, 2. DAVID ALLEN BAKER Bake Academic Student Council 1, 25 Hall Patrol 35 Band 1,2,35 May Day 25 Hi-Y 1,2, 35 Officer Hi-Y 25 Service Commit- tees 1,25 Golf 1,2,3. NORMAN BELL Ding Clerical Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. GRETCHEN BIGGERSTAFF Gretch Academic Student Council 1, 2, 35 Hall Patrol 35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Sextette 25 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Operetta 15 Western District Chorus 1, 25 Senior Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Service Committees 35 National Honor So- ciety 35 Commencement Usher 2, JOYCE BLANCHARD Jay Bee Secretarial Hall Monitor 2g Moon Beams Staff 2, 31 Class Officer 'Zg Homeroom Officer 1: Journalism 2,3g Girls' Glee Club 11 Officer Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Play 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Officer Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3: Tri-lli-Y Convention lg Caterers' Club 2, 3. CHARLES BOTTORFF Batty Academic Cafeteria Patrol 1, l-li-Y 1, 3. 2 I -Q 0 X All was not play in our daily school routine. The girls along with their academic pursuits learned the practical applica- tion of skills such as cooking and sewing in home economics class. DONNA BONACH Snatch Secretarial Cafeteria Aid 1,2,3, Homeroom Of- ficer 1,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 3, Service Committees 1,2g Scribbles 3, DANIEL BROOKS Dan Scientific Hall Patrol 35 Band 1,2, 3g National Honor Society 2, 3, Senior Play 35 Key Club 1, 2, 3: Officer Key Club 3, Key Club Convention 1g Caterers' Club 1,25 Hi-Y l,2,3g Officer Hi- Y 3, Stage Crew 2,3g Baseball 1,2, 3g Hi-Y Model Legislature 2, Ioan Caponecchi Award lg May Day 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3. X 5 . 41 X 2 ui ' 1 Sw, TB 7 ink! . 20 63 .vw S 4 CLARK BURKHART Burk Scientific Hall Patrol 35 Captain Hall Patrol 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Journalism 25 Key Club 35 Caterers' Club 2,35 Officer Caterers' Club 35 Hi-Y 1,2, 35 Chess Club 2, 35 Stage Crew 1,2, 35 Football 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 P,S,P,A, Convention 2, SALLY CARO Sal Clerical Hall Monitor 25 Homeroom Officer 15 Iournalism 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Service Committees 2, WILLIAM R. BURNS Bob Scientific Student Council 35 Hall Patrol 35 Flame Staff 35 Class Officer 25 Band 1, 2,35 Senior Play 35 Key Club 1, 2, 35 Key Club Convention 15 Hi-Y 1, 25 Radio Club 2, 35 Officer Radio Club 2, 35 School Science Fair 25 Na- tional Honor Society 35 Hi-Y Officer 1 ROSALIE CEYROLLES Rose General Entered February '56 5 Tri-Hi-Y 3. J' . f' so Q 64 ln mechanical drawing class, the future engineers and droffsmen learned the basic skills necessary fo their careers. BERTHA CHEUVRONT Berdle Clerical Student Council 1g Journalism 2g Moon Beams staff 2g Tri-Hi-Y 3g Homeroom Officer 1g W, P, S, P, A. 2. LENORA CLINGENPEEL Clink Secretarial Tri-Hi-Y 3g Intramurals 1. ROBERT CHICK Chick Clerical Homeroom Officer 1,2g May Day 2g H1-Y 1, 2, JO ANN CROGNALE IO Secretarial Student Council 2g Hall Patrol 3g Student Court 2g Homeroom Officer 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3g Girls' Glee Club 1,2g Operetta lg Western District Chorus 1 g Caterers' Club 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3g Service Com- mittee 2g Commencement Usher 2g Commissioner of Elections 3, WILLIAM J. CUCCARO Cue JOSEPH J. DeCHELLIS Joe Academic Clerical May Day 2g Science Club 1,2,3g Band 1,2g Dance Band 2g May Day 2g Stage Crew 1,2, 3g Stage Manager 3. G. EDWARD DICKEY Dickey Scientific Hall Patrol 3g Cafeteria Patrol 1,2, 3g Journalism 3g Flame Staff 2,3g N,P.S,P,A, 2g Operetta 1g P,S,P,A, 2g May Day 2g National Honor So- ciety 2, 3g Senior Play 3g Science Club 1, 2,3g Officer Science Club 2g Hi-Y 1, 2g Debate Club 1,2, 3g Chess Club 2, 3g Activities Program 3, Hi-Y 1, 2,3g Officer Hi-Y 2. JAMES C. DOUGHTY Jody Clerical Homeroom Officer 1,2. 65 X Iss, PHYLLIS DRAKE Phyl Academic Cafeteria Patrol 3, Debate Club 1,2, 3, Caterers' Club 2,3, Tri-l-li-Y 1, 2,3, Moon Beams 1, Hall Monitor 1, F,N.A. 3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Intramurals 1, IEAN DRENNEN Dren Scientific Hall Patrol 3, Hall Monitor 2, 3, Flame staff 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Band 1,2,3, Dance Band 2,3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Officer Science Club 2,3, Caterers' Club 2,3, Offi- cer Caterers' Club 2, Trl-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Debate Club l,2,3, Officer De- bate Club 1,3, Chess Club 2, Officer Chess Club 2, Service Committees 3, Intramurals 1, National Honor So- ciety 3. RONALD L. DUNMIRE Big Ron Scientific Student Council 3, Officer Student Council 3, Hall Patrol 3, Hall Monitor l,2, Record Sports Report- er 3, Class Officer 2, Homeroom Officer 1, May Day 2, Key Club 2, 3, Key Club Convention 2, 3, Offi- cer Key Club 3, Hi-Y 1,2,3, Offi- cer Hi-Y 1, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, Service Committees 1,2, Sports Manager 3, Basketball l,2,3, Foot- ball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3, Captain Baseball 1, 3, Moon Beams Football Reporter 3, Driver Training Confer- ence 3, Volleyball 1, Beaver Val- ley Times Sports Reporter 3, Bac- calaureate Usher 2. WILLIAM H. EATON Bill General Band 1,2,3, Dance Band 2, F,F,A, 1,2, May Day 2. 66 VICTORIA DRA KE Vickie' Secretarial Student Council 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, Hall Patrol 3, Cafeteria Patrol 1, 3, Moon Beams staff 1,2, 3, Journalism 1,2,3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Senior Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Officer 1, 2, Service Committees 1,2,3, lntra- murals 3, Commencement Usher 2. DAVID DUNHAM Duo Academic Hi-Y 3. MARILYN EASTER Marilyn Clerical Hall Patrol 3, Cafeteria Patrol l,2, Homeroom Officer 3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Band 1,2,3, May Day 2, Caterers' Club 2,3, Officer Caterers' Club 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Debate Club 2, 3, Officer Debate Club 3, Intramurals 1, Service Committees 1, 2, 3, VICTOR G, FRANC, IR, Vic Scientific Science Club 2,3, Debate Club 3, Service Committees 3, Conservation Contest 1, National Honor Society 3, Bausch 8: Lomb Award 3. AUGUST FRISCH Skip JOYCE GARNER Gan Scientific Secretarial Band 1,2,3g Dance Band 1,2g May Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls' GleeC1ub Day 2g ni-Y 1,2,3. cer Trl-Hi-Y 1g F,T,A, 1g Officer F. T, A, 1g Service Committees 1,2. ROBERT GASTNER Bob PATRICIA JEAN GAYDOS Patty Scientific Secretarial Student Council 3g Hall Patrol 3g Student Court 1, 2,3g Hall Patrol 3g Flame Staff 3g Homeroom Officer Science Club 1,2, 3g Library Club 1, 2g National Honor Society 2, 35 Senior Play 3g Key Club 2, 3g Science Club 1,2, 3g Officer Science Club 3g Caterers' Club 2, 3g Hi-Y l,2,3g Officer Hi-Y 3g Stage Crew 2, 35 Service Commit- tees 2,3g Track 2g World History Conference 2, 2,3g Art Club 1,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g YMCA Fair Queen Candidate 3g Chief Justice 3g Commencement Usher 2g National Honor Society 3g Activities Workshop 3. se. X' - L' - Q EE S X X lg Operetta 1g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Offi- it Q x 'i' rj--Q 3 - -gi ' -1-15.53513 A 6 ZZ The students planning a career in the secretarial field begin in their sophomore year to prepare themselves for this work. With the practice telephones, future secre- taries learn correct telephone techniques. 67 r- ALON ZO GOODNIGHT LonZ W ILL ARD GOODN IGHT Wi1m0 Academic Academic Student Council 15 Hi-Y 35 Foot- Student Council lg Homeroom Offi- bal11,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track cer 25 Hi-Y 35 Stage Crew 15 Bas- 1,2,3. ketbal11,2. LIBBIE SANDRA GILLIS Lib NANCY LOU GITTINS Nance Academic Clerical Hall Patrol 35 Homeroom Officer 15 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Officer Girls' Glee Club 25 Band 1,2, 35 Dance Band 1, 25 May Day 25 SeniorPlay 35 Western District Band 35 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Tri-I-li-Y 1, 2, 35 Science Club 35 Service Committees 35 Joan Caponecchi Award 15 Intra- murals 15 National Honor Society 35 Betty Crocker Award 35 All-State Band 3, Student Council lg Moon Beams Staff 1, 25 Homeroom Officer 25 Journal- ism 1,25 May Day 2g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, ,C J. 68 An equally important phase of the commercial course is learning to type with speed and accuracy. DON NA GOSS Donna Secretarial Homeroom Officer 13 Majorette 1, 2,33 Head Majorette 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Service Committees 1, 3. NANCY ELLEN GRIMM Nancy Secretarial Cafeteria Aid 2, 3, WILL IAM HARPER Bill Academic Hi-Y 33 Football 33 Baseball 2,3. NANCY D. GRIMM Gremlin Secretarial Hall Monitor 1,23 Moon Beams Staff 2, 33 Homeroom Officer 1, 23 Jour- nalism 1,2,33 Girls' Glee Club 13 May Day 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2.3: Service Committees 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Commencement Usher 2. FLOYD J, GREER Jasper Scientific Student Council 33 Hall Patrol 33 Moon Bulletin Reporter 33 Record Re- porter 33 Class Officer 1, 23 Journal- ism 23 National Honor Society 2,33 Key Club 1, 2, 33 Officer Key Club 23 Key Club Convention 13 Science Club 2, 33 Caterers' Club 2,3: Junior Red Cross Convention 23 Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3g Hi-Y 2,31 Debate Club 1, 23 Officer Debate Club 13 Service Committees 33 Track 13 Con- servation Contest 13 Officer National Honor Society 33 W,P, S,P,A, 23 Ac- tivities Workshop 3. IOHN HASAK lack Academic Hall Monitor 23 Homeroom Officer 23 May Day 23 Hi-Y 2,35 Football 1.2: Volleyball 2, CARL HA YMAN Carl DAVID I-IEINLEIN Heinie Clerical Mixed Chorus 33 May Day 23 Hi-Y 2, 33 Football 23 Track 1. Academic Hall Monitor 13 Homeroom Officer 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Hi-Y 1,2333 Officer 1,2, 69 JOHN HENNEN Sonny CHARLES HOGUE Chuck' Academic Academic Hall Monitor 15 Homeroom Officer Hi-Y 2, 35 Radio Club 2,3. 2,35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Officer Hi-Y 3. WILLIAM HOOVER Hoov JOSEPH HORNYCH Ioe' Academic Clerical Homeroom Officer 1,35 Hi-Y 15 Stage Crew lg Service Committees 3. GEORGE IELLISON J e11y Academic Hall Monitor lg Homeroom Officer 15 Hi-Y 1,25 Stage Crew lg Base- ball 1. EDWARD C. KALEUGHER Ed Scientific Class Officer 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Band 1,2, 35 May Day 25 Hi-Y 1,25 35 Chess Club 2,35 Officer Chess Club 2, 35 Service Commit- tees 1,35 Track 1,2. 70 Student Court 3, RUTH MARIE IELLISON Reigh Academic Hall Monitor 25 Cafeteria Patrol 35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Caterers' Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 F,N,A, 35 Service Committees 2, 35 lnuamu- rals 2, EDWARD KENNELLY Ed Clerical Moon Beams Staff 35 Journalism 2g May Day 25 Hi-Y 1,2. KENNETII W. KERN, II Kell Scientific Hall Patrol 35 Cafeteria Patrol 35 Flame Staff 35 llomeroom Officer 25 Science Club 1,2535 Officer Science Club 3g Hi-Y 15 Debate Club 35 Stage Crew 2, 35 Service Committees 2, 35 National Honor Society 3. ANNIE LILIANE KNOTICK Fifi Secretarial Entered September '555 Student Council 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Officer Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Cheerleader 35 Commencement Usher 25 Scribbles Reporter 3. Many hours were spent in the well-equipped library on research and reference work. JOHNNY KNOLL locker Scientific Student Court 1,2,35 Hall Patrol 35 Operetta 15 Band 1, 2,35 Officer Band 35 May Day 25 Senior Play 35 Key Club 1,2, 35 Officer Key Club 35 Junior Red Cross Convention 15 Junior Red Cross Council 1, 2, 35 Of- ficer Red Cross Council 35 Hi-Y 1, 25 Debate Club 1,25 Service Com- mittees 25 Debate at Pitt 1, E.CPQ,QEE9 2 :Q C Ib :'cnm'nr-ED- Z on m.Orv 0-mt-.N--:J Z gc- 5. of' 3, fu'5'.CfJ C000 an -f '5g E OH O03 Z 502,355-:2n.3, rr1 fqB,.Lmg-'aio ,-15.1124 'wma Q ,,,,,UQ.-,.. '0:'4m-,- S 3' ' .. 7 rn,-,-cg '.ICI,,, .. ro, wo rn vi to ..- 1 m..0Z,.. JU Ez'-U 5 n'CPgCrg.'?' OS- ,n,...,-, -. 522202 3 o,,: I' rn off? Z af - p,- . ,D- . hm.: fn O 'I Al u n I s A 5 X Z X 'fjfglf 71 . ff' 5 1 f . .mf DELBERT G. KULCHAK Butch PI-IYLLIS LAIRD Phyl Academic General Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Operetta lg Entered September '56g Tri-Hi-Y 3: Science Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 1,2,3. Service Committees 3. PATRICIA LAUGHNER Patty EDMUND H, LAWSON Ed' Secretarial Academic Cafeteria Patrol 3g Flame Staff 2, Baseball 1,2,3g Hi-Y lg Hall Moni- 3g Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Glee tor 1,2. Club 1,25 Operetta lg Band 2,33 May Day 2g Girls' Leaders Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3g Debate Club 31 Future Teachers Assn, 3g Service Committees 3: Intramurals 35 Scribbles 1, 2, 3. f Q, X The home nursing class, along with teaching useful care of the sick, gain a preview of nursing to those girls planning to continue with it as a career. gigs AZ., S I - 72 CAROL ANN LOCKERBIE Dee Clerical Caterers' Club 1g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. IEAN MARNHOUT Jeanne Academic Hall Patrol 3g Flame Staff 3g Home- room Officer 2g Girls' Glee Club 25 Band 2, 3g May Day 2g Library Club 2,3g Caterers' Club 2,3g Iunior Red Cross Council 2, 3g Officer Red Cross 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3g Service Commit- tees 3g Nurses' Aide 2g National Hon- or Society 3. WINIFRED JEAN MCCASLIN Winnie Academic Hall Monitor 2g Cafeteria Patrol lg Caterers' Club 2,3g Tri-Ili-Y 1,2, 3g F.T.A, 2,3g officer F,T,A, 3, ROBERTA MCCULLOUGH Bobbie Secretarial Cafeteria Patrol 3g Flame Staff 3g Homeroom Officer 3g Mixed Cho- rus 1,2, 3g Girls' Glee Club 1,2g Operetta lg Caterers' Club 2,3g Tri-I-Ii-Y 2,3g Officer Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3g Service Committees 1, 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, GEORGE LOT TES Lottie Scientific Band l,2,3g Hi-Y 1,2,3g Radio Club 2g Chess Club 2g May Day 2. NORMAN MARTIN Norm Scientific Senior Play 3g Hi-Y 1, 2,3g Stage Crew 2,3g Football 2g Track 1,2,3g Scribbles 1g l-Ii-Y Training, CAROLINE MCCUTCHEON Caro1' Clerical LINDA ANN MEACHAM Linda' Clerical Hall Patrol 3g Hall Monitor lg Cafe- teria Patrol 1, 2g Homeroom Officer 3g Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3g Officer Mixed Chorus 3g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2g Operetta 1g Senior Play 3g Ca- terers' Club 2, 3g Officer Caterers' Club 2g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Debate Club 1,2,3g Officer Debate Club 2, 3g Service Committees 1. 73 t JOAN IRENE MEACHAM Ioan Academic Cafeteria Patrol 1, 2, 3, Moon Beams Staff 1,2,3, W.P.S.P.A. 1, 2,3, Homeroom Officer 3, Journal- ism 1,2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Caterers' Club 2, 3, Officer Caterers' Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Debate Club l,2, 3, Service Committees 2, 3: Intramurals 1,2. RICHARD MESSNER Mess Clerical May Day 2, Stage Crew 1,2, Hall Monitor 1. DAVID T, MINIC K Medic Industrial Arts Student Council 3, Hall Monitor 2, May Day 2, Hi-Y 2, Officer Hi-Y 2, Stage Crew 1,2, MARY JANE MERRIMAN wootsie Clerical Journalism 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Moon Beams Staff 2, w,P, S. P. A, 1, 2, Operetta 1. CONSTANCE ANN MILLER Coni Academic Hall Pauol 3, Flame Staff 2, Home- room Officer 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, May Day 2, Caterers' Club 2, Tri- Hl-Y l,2,3, Officer Trl-Hi-Y 2, Intramurals 1, Commencement Usher 2, Service Committees 2. MARY ANN MOLCHAN Tootsie Secretarial Flame staff 3, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Mixed Cho rus Officer 3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Operetta 1, Caterers' Club 2,3, Tri- Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Intramurals 2, Debate at Pitt 3, Commencement Usher 2, RICHARD MUELLER Dick EDWARD K. NANZ, IR, Ed Clerical Homeroom Officer 1. ' 74 General Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Hall Monitor 1. EMILY ANN NEFF Em Academic Hall Patrol 3, Cafeteria Patrol 1,2, Flame Staff 3g Moon Beams Staff 2, W,P,S,P,A. 2g Journalism 2g Girls Glee Club lg National Honor So- ciety 2, 3g Officer National Honor So- ciety 3: Science Club 2,35 Cater- ers' Club 2,35 Tri-I-Ii-Y l,2,3g Of- ficer Tri-Hi-Y 3g Debate Club 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 2: Service Commit- tees 2,3: Intramurals 1. ROBERT OMLOR Omlal ' Scientific Radio Club 2. fx! 1 1 f .J ? Q For the first time girls were of- fered a course in industrial arts. They learned to use the various ma- chines and to work with different materials such as plastics. GWEN A. NEWMAN Gwen Academic Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, Student Council 3g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y l,'2, 33 May Day 23 Intramurals lg Hall Monitor 1. JUDY ONDRASIK lu Clerical Hall Monitor 25 Homeroom Officer 2, Girls' Glee Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3g Intramu- rals 1,2. 74- ' fm si. .. f is 4 WE ss yy? gl Q xl rp as , C l 1 X , l ' x 5 lil, ' ' R S s N E NX - r u H.mt'Q NM 3: ,151 - .,.t X s. ik s '51 X ,Fil asf 'sig xx Z a k s 5 it , 33, I WILLIAM O'NEIL Bill Academic Entered Sept. '55g Hall Patrol 3g Hall Monitor 2g Flame Staff 3, Homeroom Officer 3g May Day 25 Key Club 3, Hi-Y 2,3g Football 2, 3g Captain Football 3g Track 2, 3, Baccalaureate Usher 2, PATRICIA ANN PALITTI Pat Academic Student Council 2,35 Hall Patrol 35 Moon Beams Staff 3g Journalism 33 LEROY PALITTI Little Leo Scientific Hall Monitor lg Homeroom Of- ficer 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y lg Service Committees 1. ROSE MARIE PALSA Rose Secretarial Flame Staff 35 Moon Bulletin Typist 3g Record Reporter 3g Homeroom May Day 2: Science Club 2, 3: Tri- Officer 2,3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Rep. Conservation Camp at Penn State 1. E 76 ' - Students were taught to read and comprehend yvhat they have read better and faster in their remedial reading classes since reading plays an important part in most fields of endeavor. Tests, books, and the tachistoscope aid in accomplishing this purpose. HELEN GRACE PETRILLA Helen Scientific Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Tri-Hl-Y 1, 2, 35 May Day 25 Debate Club 1, 2,35 F. T.A, 2,35 Service Com- mittees 2, 3. LOUIS REDENBAUGH Lou General BARBARA RHODES Barb Clerical I'rl-Hi-Y 3. MARLENE MONA ROBlSON Cl'u.soe Academic Hall Monitor 15 Cafeteria Aide 1,25 Homeroom Officer 35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 35 Officer Tn-H1-Y lg Debate club 1,2,35 Service Committees 35 Intramurals 2. WILLIAM RAFFERTY Raff Academic Hall Patrol 35 Class Officer 35 Home- 'room Officer 15 Key Club 35 Hi-Y 1 2, 35 Officer l-li-Y 2,35 Football 1, 2, 35 Captain Football 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 National Honor Society 3. JOYCE S. REHBURG Joyce Academic Hall Patrol 35 Homeroom Officer 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Band l,2, 35 Officer Band 35 May Day 25 Science Club 1,2, 35 Library Club 1, 2,35 Officer Library Club 35 Cater- ers' Club 2,35 Trl-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Cheerleader 25 National Honor So- ciety 3. LLEWELLYN RICHIE Goose Clerical Cafeteria Aide 1,25 Homeroom Of- ficer 1,25 Operetta 15 Hi-Y 35 Foot- ball 1,25 Basketball 1, 2, 3. DORIS JEAN ROWE Doree Secretarial Hall Patrol 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Officer Girls' Glee Club 25 Operetta 15 Caterers' Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Officer Trl-Hi-Y 2, 35 Service Committees 25 Intramurals 15 Commencement Usher 2, 77 CHLOE RUMBERGER Chloe BILL RYAN Uncle Bill Clerical X Entered September '56 . Scientific Hall Monitor 13 May Day 24 Art Club 2g Hi-Y 2,3g Service Committees 2, PATRICK R. SANTUCCI MCTuSh MATHILDA SCHAPER Tillie Scientific Clerical Band 1,2,3g May Day 25 Football 1. ROBERT SHACOSKI Hawk-eye Clerical Golf 2, 3. ROSE ANN SCHNEEMAN Schnee Academic Student Council 2: Hall Monitor 23 Cafeteria Patrol 3g Homeroom Offi- cer Bg Science Club 3: Caterers' Club 2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g F,N,A. 35 Service Committees 23 Girls' Glee Club 2. 78 Art Club 1,2,3g Officer Art Club 3. MARGARET GRACE SCHAVOLT Sh-Boom' Academic Hall Monitor lg Cafeteria Patrol 3g Cafeteria Aide 1,2,3g Art Club 1,2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Debate Club 1,2g Service Committees 1, 2, 3, CAROLYN ANN SMITH C3!01YTl Academic Hall Monitor 2: Cafeteria Patrol 3: Mixed chorus 2,3g cms' Glee cmb 2 BARBARA LUUISL SNLLL Barb Academic llrill Patrol 535 lflante Staff fig Girls' Glue Club 1,25 Band 152,355 Offi- cer lland 1,25 May Day 25 Science Club fi: Caterers' Club 11,35 Officer Caterers' Club 25 Tri-lli-Y 152,35 Debate Club 1,1Z,7l5 Intramurals lg Nurses Aide 25 National llonor So- ciety 3. IIIERBERT STELLIG Herbie Clerical Moon Beams Staff 3. Physical education class was a time for fun, relaxation, physical development and training in sports- man like conduct. DIANA M, STARY Di Clerical llall Patrol 35 Mixed Chorus lg Oper- etta lg Band 2,35 Dance Band 2,35 May Day 25 Girls' Leaders Club 35 Caterers' Club 12, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 35 Debate Club 1, 2, 35 Service Commit- tees 2g Intramurals 1,25 35 National llonor Society 3, CAROL A. SULLIVAN Cari Scientific Hall Patrol 35 Cafeteria Patrol 15 Class Officer 35 llomeroom Officer 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Officer Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Op- eretta 15 County Chorus 35 western District lg May Day 25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Science Club 1, 2, 35 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Caterers' Club 2,35 Junior Red Cross Conven- tion 1, 25 Junior Red Cross Council 1,2,35 Officer of Council 1,25 Tri- lli-Y 1,2, 35 Service Committees 1, 25 Intramurals 15 Cheerleader 2,35 World History Conference 25 National Honor Society Officer 35 Captain of Cheerleaders 2,35 Commencement Usher 2, .- NJ In , -455 3, I irt 'Stn X fe 4 rx J J t .ce , , . tr f 5 ,ff A 4 :li ' ,lg , , 1 ,YJ-9 X 'WS i 79 SYLVIA TECHMEYER Syl Secretarial Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3. ROBERT TOPSCHER Top Scientific Hall Monitor 3g Cafeteria Patrol 3g Hi-Y 3. JOHN HENRY TURNER Turn Academic Student Council 1,2, 3g Hall Patrol 3g Operetta lg Band 1, 2, 3g Officer Band 3g May Day 2g Hi-Y 1,2,3g Officer Hi-Y 2g Service Committees lg Track 1g Hi-Y Convention 2, IULIANN WADSWORTH Jul Secretarial Homeroom Officer 25 Girls' Glee Club lg Caterers' Club 2g Tri-Hi- Y 1,2g Service Committees 2g Intramurals 2. 80 JEAN THOMPSON Jeannie Scientific Hall Patrol 3g Cafeteria Patrol 2g Homeroom Officer 3g Girls' Glee Club 1,2g Band 1,2, 3g May Day 2g Senior Play 3g Caterers' Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Debate Club l,2, 3g Service Committees 3g ,Intramu- rals lg Nurses Aide 2g P,T,A. Panel 3g National Honor Society 3g Officer of Debate Club 3. DAVID TRIMBER Trim General Hall Monitor lg F,F.A, 1g Stage Crew lg Football 1. JOHN H. VERNOCY Jack Scientific Student Council 2, 3g Officer Student Council 2, 3g Hall Pauol 3g Flame Staff 2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus Officer 2g Operetta lg County Chorus 2g Westem District Chorus lg National Honor Society 2, 3g Key Club l,2, 3g Officer Key Club 3g Caterers' Club 2,3g Hi-Y l,2,3g Officer Hi-Y lg Service Com mittees 2g Football 2,3g Golf 1,2,3g School Activities Workshop 3g Baccal aureate Usher 2, ILENE WARD Ei Secretarial Flame Staff 3g Moon Beams Staff 1, 2,3g W.P,S.P.A, 1,2,3g Girls'G1ee Club lg Trl-Hi-Y 2,3g Service Corn- mittees l,3g Scribbles 3, IUDITH CATHERINE WERNER dludy.. Academic Cafeteria Patrol 1, 2, 3, Moon Beams Staff1,2,3g N.s.P.A. 1,2gJou.r- nallsm 1,2,3g Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Science Club 3g Band 3, Caterers' Club 2,33 Tn-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Chess Club 2, Service Committees 3, In- tramurals 1,2. NORMAN G. WILEY Speed Scientific Class Officer 3, Homeroom Officer 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Captain Bas- ketball 3g Track 2g Volleyball 1,2, Physics class teaches how and why things happen. The experiments supplement the classroom study by giving the students a chance to see the practical application of what they have learned. MYRNA IVALOU WEST Myrna Secretarial Hall Patrol 3g Flame Staff 35 Moon Beams Staff 3: Homeroom Officer lg Mixed Chorus 1,2g Journalism 3: Operetta lg Western Distxict Chorus lp W,P, S, P, A, 3: D.A,R, Citizen- ship Award 3g Library Club 3g Rec- ord Reporter 3: Scribbles 3g D. U, S, P, A, Conference 35 Nation- al Honor Society 3g Commencement Usher 2g Activities Workshop 3. JAMES WILLIAMS Jim Academic Class Officer 2g Mixed Chorus 1,23 Operetta 1, County Chorus 1,25 West ern District lg Key Club 2, 3, Cater- ers' Club 2,3g Hi-Y 1,2,3g Chess Club 3g Basketball lg Golf 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 3. igr S ,C E 8l DONALD WIRTH Admiral HERBERT WIRTH Herbie Clerical Band 1,2,3g Cafeteria Pat1o12. DEANNA ZIELINSKE Dee Secretarial Moon Beams Staff 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 2: Journalism 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Scrib- bles 3. ? -ff 82 C it Clerical Service Committees 1. 6 Boys interested in becoming machinists or metal workers may get the basic knowledge that is neces- sary for this work by taking a course in metal shop. In the modern, well equipped shop, the boys find oppor- tunities in welding, sheet metal work and machine operation. In Memoriam JOHN TILLY DIED FEBRUARY 4, 1955 83 The clock of life is wound but once And no mon has the power To tell just when the hands will stop At late or early hour The Clock of Life Author unknown Histor of Class of 1957 life in the old Carnot High School building, Under the guidance of Miss Donald- fri '-- si. fi:-Z . -, sk.. X .-:- a nn - I ' X , V'- 7- 1 -- - Q -- x ' rt M :-aa- G-Q , f X . 'l i' lm' Q A S.. f- - N W 6 +1 zzz it P :V u : ' :-q ,.., fw- I As seventh graders we were ushered in the strange new world of high school f t ketball and these teams. Our in the social life o purple and violet, lished the John T and the inscription of Knoll, who resigned, Jack Vemocyg Patty raising project was selling stationery. s-1 4592 , If .ag 5 W - s x E x As sophomores we ford who had assumed the responsibil- ity of sponsoring our class. with the comple- ion of the new building many new athletic facil- ities were offered usg in addition to our old sports, bas- football, we were also offered baseball, track and field. Our class was well represented on all sophomore year meant many new privi- leges, for we could now join clubs and have a greater share f the school We chose our class colors, our class flower, the white rose and our class ring, a yellow gold band with a white gold setting. Saddened by John Tilly's untimely death, the class estab- illy Award which included a small gold football to be given to the outstanding sophomore football player each year the recipients name on a plaque. Libbie Gillis and Dan Brooks received the Joanne Caponecchi Award for outstanding citizenship in their junior high years, Our sophomore officers were John and Jim Williams elected in his place, Clarkg and Floyd Greer. Our money- X - 84 welcomed Mrs James C Craw- son, our sponsor, we quickly organized ourselves as a class with the election of our first class officers who were Jean Mamhout, Presidentg David Baker, Vice President: Carol Sullivan, Secretaryg and Dave Heinein, Treasurer. For our first money making project we sold balloons and trombones at the football games Our first social event was a class picnic at Coraopolis Park. In eighth grade the Moon Township students were joined with the Crescent Township students. To accommodate the increased enrollment until the new Moon High School was constructed classes were held in two different shifts, with some students arriving as early as 8:00 a.m. and others not arriving until 10:30 a, m, Our first class party in January of 1953 was our only social event other than our picnic at the end of the year at the Coraopolis Park. As a money-raising proj- ect the entire class sold ma gazines. The class officers for eighth grade were Jean Marnhout, Myrna West, Carol Sullivan, and Joe De Chellis, -7 Z z, 5 E x i if e 5-1-vw The Junior-Senior Prom was the big order of business in our junior year. As our theme we used Song of India and incorporated our class colors into the decorations. A bandstand built to resemble the Taj Ma- hal provided the background for the Carlyn-aires the Prom orchestra. Most of us attended the After-Prom Party at the Greater Pittsburgh Air- port's Horizon Room. As juniors we were the first students to take a course in Driver Training, which included classroom and behind the wheel instruction. Many prospective college students took a trial run of the College Entrance Examination Boards. Seven members of the class were inducted into the National Honor Society, This year we again sold magazines and sponsored a rummage sale at Barcaskey Motor Sales. As a class event we had a spaghetti dinner with a dance following in the gymnasium. The Caterer's Club was organized by our class under me guidance of Mrs, Crawford to serve all school dinners. The junior offi- cers were Floyd Greer, Ronald Dunmire, Joyce Blanchard, and Bob Burns. J 1 5 s A ' 1 ' -rvlgriae Q7 Q5 it 1 s 5 va 1 Being freshmen meant being able to attend dances and thus a whole new social world was opened to us. As our money-making projects during the year we sponsored a square dance in the gym- K. naslum and again sold magazines. This year our officers were Leonard Girardi, Joyce Rehburg, Joyce Blanchard, and Myrna West. Since during this term the new building was only partly completed, we commuted between buildings to attend classes but most of us did not mind the inconvenience since we knew that the next year we would be able to enjoy the excellent facilities of the new build- ing. Our most exciting and eventful year was, of course, our Senior year. The senior play Time Out For Ginger, under the direction of Mr. H. Robert Shissler and Miss Shirley Lunt was a great success. Our senior Roimd-Up, our fall social event, consisted of a delicious turkey dinner, in the cafeteria and a dance in the gymnasium. Around Christmas time we sold Christmas cards and held a Christmas party in the cafeteria with Pat Santucci acting as Santa Claus. During the winter months the yearbook staff, under the guidance of Miss Braun, spent many Sundays preparing the Flame to go to press. The Senior Revue 5'7 Varieties was presented March first to a capacity audience and featured vocal, instrumental and dancing numbers by approximately 85 members of the class. Myrna West received the DAR good citizenship award and Libbie Gillis represented Moon at All-State Band, Fifteen addi- tional members of the class were inducted into the National Honor Society in January. Due to a petition of some interested students, a special course in advanced mathematics, taught by Mr. E. P. Hawes, was offered to prepare students for college work. Our senior officers were William Rafferty, President: Edward Kaleugher, Vice Presidentg Carol Sullivan, Sec- retary: and Norman Wiley, Treasurer. xXN Z s X X X X is ds Fl E4 ' i-.. :fpri- . 'JE X N X ' P W 27 fi s h n V . up ' . 1 : R N, Ml? ..,5 2- wqgsv ' an X . We have come to the end of this road which we have traveled together .5525 , , x, K 5 5 I As we bid farewell to Moon High, we know we shall follow many different aiufa Lit X ' E - roads and we hope that they will all lead to a successful future for every ' 4. - ' 3' member of the class of '5'7. ,, . 9 ' f 1 L X f K - X' W M rf X e I X.. 1 onlaix 85 57 Varieties Our senior revue takes its place among our happiest memories. On March I eighty-five of us under the direction of our class sponsor, Mrs. Crawford, and the capable assistance of Mr. Crawford paraded our many talents in a 25 act variety show to a capacity and appreciative audience. Special credit goes to the stage crew and the art department who worked so tirelessly to achieve superb lighting and stage effects. W 1 n H. Q11 Once a Year Day ..... Q21 Melancholy Baby ...... Q31 Can-Can ...... Q41 Steam Heat ...... Q51 HollsofIvy ...... Q61 Llwellyn Richie ...... Q71 Mood lndigo ...... Q81 June Bugs ...... Q91 How High the Moon ...... QIO1 Mon Homme ...... QH1 Man With the Golden Arm ...... U21 Gonna Get Along Without Ya ...... QI31 Your Cheatin' Heart ...... QI41 Hawaiian Boogie Woogie ...... QI51 l Taut I Saw a Puddy Tat ...... QI61 When The Saints Go Marching Out ...... QI71 TenderIy . . . . . . Q181 Wolkin' In The Rain .... QI91 Pete Kelley's Blues ...... QZO1 Waltz ...... Q211 Green Door. ,n K gx w , 1 87 .. COIGI I. Chow line... 2. Bottoms up... 3. Picnic fill... 4. Meet the pres gal... 7. Hi, Ho, Junior... 8. Everybody's doin ' s... 5. Home of last... 6. Slee g ut... 9. What's brewing. 88 SU af? QP an-'4 ,l 'U lil Tiger Triplets ...... QD Did you mclke if, Ref? ...... S I I 1 . . . Two to tango? ...... f4,5,6J three queens ...... C UD holiday trimmings ...... C81 . . . ouch! lf's polio shot day ...... C91 it won't hurt, Willie ...... UOJ Comparing D jobs ...... UU set up for business ...... UQD three more s quee F15 89 Bruce Thompson Mrs Zoe Oesterhng Mrs Paul Cals Frankie Java Rev Wilmer M Potter Compliments of a Friend Mr and Mrs G W Alexander Charles Arbaugh Mr and Mrs John F Babllon John Bajus Mr and Mrs William N Barley Mr and Mrs Nevin Ballard Mr and Mrs Noel Fisher Mr Michael Fratangelo Guy Frank Jim Freeman Carol Gaydos and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Elmer G MUSIIO James Myers T B Neely Henry R Neff Charles Norman S O Neil Mr Lee Barber Ruth Barnhart and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John Bedrck Harry W Bell Paul Belosh Bryce Billetdeaux C G Blanton Donald Blosser V1ctorJ Bohn and Mrs Michael Gaydos and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs H E Gebhart HowardE Germerodt Willard Goodnight RobertG Gordon James Gore III David Green and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Maria Harvey Louis Greenwald Floyd Greer W R Hafer G C Harper Hemphill s Beer Distributor Mr and Mrs Burke I Herman PaulJ Hicks Jr Mrs Earl Hogue Mrs Grace Page and Mrs W J Parkinson Allen Paine Annie Knotlck Ka Tommy Pentland Mr and Mrs Joseph Petrxlla Sydney T Pile The Popp Family Mr and Mrs Ray G Portman Leonard Postage and Mrs Lester Prekop and Mrs Steve Rarhall and Mrs Wm Rehburg Vernon Rich and Mrs J W Rrdgway Dale M Rinehart Leo Bottorff I L Bower and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Herold Bradley Robert N Bramerd A Carl Bredahl Robert H Brown Sc Family Paula Jean Brunner Mr and Mrs W R Burns Mr and Mrs W D Burrows Mrs D Cain Joyce Cain and Mrs Thomas Cain and Mrs Cals and Mrs C A Campbell and Mrs M J Caponas J WhrtleyCav1tt and Mrs JohnA Cepul1s8aFam1ly Sally Cepulrs Thomas E Hoskins MarJor1e Humeston Mr W Humphrre Mr and Mrs John Jarmulowskr Mrs JohnN Jellrson Mr and Mrs R L Jellison Mr W1ll1amJ Jellrson Judy Johnson Mr and Mrs w111l8mIU11US Jr JoeE Kachik Mr and Mrs FrankR Keller Margie Keller Mr and Mrs RobertW Kerr Mr and Mrs G R Krnderman Joan Klutch Mr and Mrs John Klutch Joseph Klutch DavldA Kennedy Harry Roth Mr and Mrs Raymond Roth Mr and Mrs Anthony Rowe Ed Selzer 8a Doree Rowe Frank Rozinsky Mr and Mrs William Rudge Tommy Sanders Mr and Mrs E C Satrerfield Ruth Scaletto Dr Ell1sL Schechter and Mrs James Schutzman r and Mrs Enoch Sellers Mrs Virginia Sims and Mrs and Mrs Mrs George and Mrs and Mrs Wm Skarada John Skarry W Srpe Sloan Cl1ffordJ Smith Denis Latos and Mrs Mrs Clark . and Mrs. . and Mrs . and Mrs, Joseph Crccone W. D. Clmgenpeel Dudley Coles C. W. Combs Mr and Mrs R L Kennedy Ernest Kissinger Jim and Chris LaRocca and Mrs L E Smith R T Smith Wm. E. Snee and Mrs Ted Spatharos Mrs. Conley and Mrs. W. F. Cornman Jack and Alice Coros . and Mrs. Paul H. Cover . and Mrs. Donald L. Creighton . Steve Crognale . and Mrs. Robert Crooks and Mrs, Cecil Curry . and Mrs Spencer Curry . and Mrs. Eli DeMasso James Donnan and Mrs Brady Drake, Sr Major E. I. Dideck Mrs Mary Dudrick Lucille Eaton Mr and Mrs James Eckelberry Mr Perry Edwards E. N. Elliott Mr. Henry L. Elliott Robert N. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielder Jack Fields Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Fogg Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Franc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster . and Mrs. W. H Lawson Mrs Edward La . and Mrs Louis Lego and Mrs. Pete Lloyd . and Mrs. Geo. Lovy , Saul Lucas Mrs. MacFarland Carol Manion Mr. and Mrs D. Marnhout Dee Marnhout Jr. Mrs Ruth McCall Kenneth McMechen Dale McClellan Carol McCutcheon Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McEwen D. J. McMullin Mr. and Mrs. J L Meacham John and Catherine Mechtly Mrs P. E. Mercer Mr and Mrs Charles Merlo A. R. Miller Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Miller Mrs. V. C. Milligan Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Morgan John Mullen Joseph Mushalansky STREM STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE CLASS OF '57 . and Mrs. William Stary Stein s Coraopolis James W Stocking , and Mrs, . and Mrs. . and Mrs. , and Mrs, s, Johanna . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Mrs. Turkel C. P. Strouss Sr. Earl Strouss H. W. Swearingen Earl Tabler Thompson 8: Earl William J. Thompson B. Topscher James W Vardamis, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Harris F Wachter Lenny Wanchock Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ward Mr. Robert A. Ward Thomas Wheatley Dr. E G Weaver Mr and Mrs Henry Werner Marjorie and Patti West . and Mrs. Richard West . and Mrs. Thomas Wilkie Mrs. Margaret Woodward . and M.rs. Wilbur Wright . and Mrs. Charles Yaksetic . and Mrs. William Zielinske . . ' Mr. . . ' . ' . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . . ' ' Mr. . . . ' . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . W, , ' ' . . . . 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Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr 90 COMPLIMENTS D HERBERT TRADER JEWELER SEWICK LEY, PENN SYLVAN IA LEO GROGAN, ICE AND BEVERAGES BELL MOTOR PARTS 840 Fourth Ave Coraopolis 1200 Fourth Ave Coraopolrs AM 4 4630 COMINO S RESTAURANT Coraopohs RUDY REDEK Moon Clrnton Road MOON MARKET Groceries Confectxonery Gas and Oil C at M MOTORS Dodge Plymouth Sales Service Fifth Ave Coraopolis Pa BURGER Xa SHONTZ BARBER SHOP Phones AM 4 1830 4 1838 FUSCO S DAIRY STORE 401 Ferree St Coraopohs Pa ABES AUTO WRECKING CO We Install Safety Glass Coraopolls Pa J F HARPER BUILDERS SUPPLY Coraopolrs Pa AM 4 1130 EDDIE S LUNCH 1107 Flfth Avenue Coraopolrs Pa WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SEVIN S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Trres Batteries Accessorres M1norRepairs Pick Narrows Run Road MOORE S RESTAURANT 8: LOUNGE 1530 Fourth Avenue at the bndge AM 4 9795 MONTOUR HARDWARE COMPANY Sportrng goods Sorl Pape Plumbxng Supplres Coraopohs Up Ser 4 9914 Motors 4 5141 O ROURKE S ESSO STATION Frfth Ave at Ferree St Happy Motorrng BASSETT BROS Grocenes Meats Fresh Produce 1541 State Ave Phone AM 4 6030 Coraopohs,Pa WM G DOUGLAS AGENCY 4 9728 1014 Fifth Ave Coraopolrs Pa 941 Frfth Ave is P AM 4 3513 Insurance 8f,Re.al Estate Coraopol a James H Bonham AM 4 1480 GEORGE MICHAEL OLINGER FUNERAL HOME VAN BALEN LAUNDRY, INC 415 M1I1St Coraopohs Pa 1112 State Ave Coraopolis Pa DRY CLEANERS Complete Toy 8r Hobby Store AM 4 1560 AM 4 5250 Coraopolls, Pa AUTENREITHS DOLLAR STORES PETE MYL GARAGE BEEGLES SERVICE STATION 946 Fifth Ave DeSoto Plymouth Txres Batterres Accessorres M1norReparrs Prck UpSer Coraopolrs Pa Coraopolis Pa Narrows Run Road AM 4 9840 CAIN S NEWS I R FALBO REAL ESTATE THE WOODLAND PRESS AM 4 5102 Coraopolrs Pa Box 248 AM 4 6479 Coraopolrs Pa EGER S Complxments ELSIE S BEAUTY SALON Leading Jewelers 105 McGovern Boulevard Coraopolis Ambrrdge M F SNYDER GL 7 8631 IOE WORKMAN S DEPARTMENT STORE TONYS RESTAURANT SEWICKLEY HARDWARE 8: PAINT CO Men s Clotlung Narrows Run Road 424 Beaver St Coraopolis Pa AM 4 9821 Sewlckley Pa FAMOUS DEPARTMENT STORE BOYD LUMBER CO IMPERIAL PRESS 429 Mill St Coraopolis 1425 Fourth Ave Coraopolrs, Pa Printers and Lithographers Phone AM 4 2940 AM 4 3130 Imperial, Pa FANNING S DRUG STORE E I BEAUTY SALON D F MILLER COMPANY Preacripuons AM 4 5086 Beaver Grade Road AM 4 2685 24 Hr Towmg AM 4 2260 1110 5th Ave Coraopolrs Pa Edna I Cox Prop 1450 5th Ave Coraopolis MARTIN S SUPER MARKET EVANKO S Narrows Run Road Frne Fumiture AM 4 6533 AM 4 6534 Te1ev1s1on Appliances VILLAGE INN SHAFER FLORIST AM 4 2184 Frne Sea Food Margaret C Shafer, Prop Route 930 Glenwlllard Plants and Flowers for All Occasions POLETTIS SERVICE STATION CAHEN S 8569 GLadstone 7 8977 Coraopolrs BROWN S ESSO SERVICE MoCa1lister Cross Roads AM 4 0358 LEE REALTY CO Real Estate Insurance Coraopolis Pa HELEN C LAUGHNER wireton Insurance BYERS HARDWARE CO Coraopolis Pa Comphments CHARLES FINGERET BARBIAN HEATING Carnot Beers Road Route 930 Glenwillard Pa J S 8rI S MoCORMICK DAIRY McKOWN 84 BEATTIE R D 81 Beaver Grade Road 865 Fourth Avenue Coraopolrs Coraopolis Pa AM 4 0490 IAYS BAKERY I MARTIN CONFLENTI High St Wireton Coraopolis, Pa GLadstone 7 8610 JOHN B URBAN HOWARDS AUTO ELECTRIC Justice of the Peace 1305 Merchant St Ambridge Coraopolls Pa AMherst 4 1248 Moon Township AM 4 4511 Congress 6 5380 OF I . . . 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Phone AM 4-5300 - 4-3270 TURNER IMPLEMENT STORE CORAOPOLIS PA PHONE AM 4 6230 Parts and Service Farmall Tractors Power Lawn Mowers International Trucks Bolens Garden Tractors McCormick Farm Equipment . . of A. T. GREENHOUSE PHONE 410 BEAVER SEET C . A. D. ROSSI INC. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE MORTGAGE MONEY HOME BUILDING AUTHORIZED ADMIRAL HOME DEALERS 82. '..,gp-e--- A D ROSSI INC IOJ8 FII-IH AVENUE CORAOPOLIS PA AM 4 3078 FE I 4800 410 MERCHANT STREET AMBRIDGE PA CO 6 6290 . . . ' weak ' ' 'M ' I '.S:11iMwif3-'i4TffWL'Nf -.'iwwm21f 'ffwff..eM.m.x. -I .M o 0 U I , . 99 SANVITO FUNERAL HOME 5 'W 24 HR AMBULANCE SERVICE AMHERST 4 3050 FEDERAL I WH CONSTRUCTION OF HOMES NELSON R WADSWORTH GENERAL REPAIRING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODELING INSTALLING ROOFING 309 CEDAR DRIVE PHONE AM 4 0323 CORAOPOLIS, PENNSYLVANIA .ff fi? L' ,z e I 55113 :QL jg ' SLN .1 J, E., , I ' . -' Lf' f ' li . fl Ig, f32,,,.,' 140 , I T00 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I957 TAYLOR MILK CO Note Dairy Engineering Dairy Manufacturing Pennsylvania State University offers the finest course in the U S A WIRETON SERVICE CENTER WIRETON PA GL 7 8632 EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE APPLIANCES High School Graduates--The Dairy lndustry offers many job opportunities--Dairy Technicians-- IOI BARCASKEY Compliments of NAUGHTON 8. BEROLA AGENCY CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH INSURANCE Sales and Servlce National Bank Buuldnng Repaurs Body and Fender Work Coraopolus Pa 855 Fnfth Avenue Coraopolus AM 4-0335 Phone Coraopolls 4 2480 John L Naughton John B Berola Complnments of SEWICKLEY SAVINGS 8- LOAN ASSOCIATION TALARICO MOTORS Savings Insured to SIO 000 00 Home Mortgage Loans Avanlable Offices Ford Cars and Trucks Coraopol IS Sewnckley C I P oraopo rs a II05 Sth Ave Broad Street 8- AM 4 4940 Swky I859 MARSHALLS GULF SERVICE CANFIELD GRAFF SERVICE STATION Shoustown Road Wm J Graff Prop 7 8893 GL 7 8250 543 5th Ave Coraopolrs P 24 hr towmg servnce AM 4-9733 MI CHELL BUICK IN PIPELINE SERVICE CORPORATION New and Used Cars Glenwlllard Pa Broad and Centenmal Sewuckley Pa Coating 8. Servncmg Plpe Sewlckley 46I 8. I99 GLadstone 7 8823 GLadstone 7 8823 505 I: fh A I I t venue Coraopo us P Coraopolis AM 4-2663 II ll 1 . I . ' ' , Pa. , . , . - .I Centennial Ave. I . . , . GL - or - . ' , a. T , C. , . Q I 0 0 7 I . I . - - . I . I 0. I02 COMPLIMENTS OF SHAFER COACH LINES, INC. Dlrect service from Clmton Carnot and polnts In Moon Township to Downtown Puttsburgh HOTEL PITTSBURGHER MOTEL OPPOSITE GREATER PITTSBURGH AIRPORT HARRY M FLICK MANAGER CARNOT BEER ROAD D No CORAOPOLIS PA TELEPHONE AMHERST 4 5152 FLOWER SHOP GREATER PITTSBURGH AIRPORT A I SEK ff lfwd X Q If Q MR LAWRENCE A MC CONNE P OP ROOMS IIO-I48 PHONE: AM 4-I056 BALFOUR ATTLEBO RO MASSACH USE TTS Class Rings and Pms Commencement Invutotlons Dnplomas Personal Cards Club Insignia Memorual Plaques Representative C M KLINGENSMITH 424 GREENHURST DRIVE PITTSBURGH I6 PENNSYLVANIA Balfour is Recogmzed As Ameruca s Finest ROCKWELL SPRING and AXLE COMPANY BUMPERS UNIVERSAL JOINTS COIL PRECISION MECHANICAL SPRINGS OPEN STEEL FLOOR GRATING CORRONIZING SEAT CUSHIONS BACK SPRINGS FLAT LEAF SPRINGS TUBULAR SEAT FRAMES LIGHT HEAVY STAMPINGS BRAKE PARTS BRAKE ASSEMBLIES TRAILER AXLES FORGINGS AXLE HOUSINGS AXLE BOGIE UNITS ORDNANCE CORAOPO LIS PA AXLES-GEARS-TRAN SMISSIONS IO4 This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of litho Krabhic Drintinz. 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