New Kensington High School - Taleoken Yearbook (New Kensington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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X I 1 K1 v P DC'hp MMR MG InlM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION It IS the Board of Educatlon whlch controls our school Thelr work mcludes not only the financlal and economlc slde of the school but also the athletlc and J soclal affalrs carrxed on It IS the Same board that guxdes all New Kensmgton schools whlch we have attended and fondly remember Because thls group elected to thexr responsxble offxce by the people of our Clty are so mterested ln the youth of today they have glven us a school of whxch we can be proud To these men we the Class of 1954 wish to extend our thanks for gxvmg generously of thelr tlme to make our years at Ken Hlgh ones whlch we wlll n ver forget MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Pres dent MR JAMES PATTERSON JR V1cePres1dent MR CHARLES H VAUGHAN JR MR RALPH LITTLE JR MR BLAIR GENSAMER MR CHARLES BooTH JR DR E T CHAPMAN Miss VERONICA MAZUR MR FRANK W MCKEAN Treasurer MR CHARLES W KELLER MR GARFIELD JONES Supermtendent Secretary Solicitor 10 f if 3 8 A 'Q 'li Mr. el er. Mr. aughan, Mr. jones. Miss Mazur. Mr. axterson. r, Cl man. r. c ean, r. ensamer, - , rMr. Linle. n ' r. Booth. NX' X R 12 x ' X 4 X I l . X . . '7 . . . . X xl . , h nk A - - X QQ N l , f X1 . . . . S 'SN , - Q . . . P -. , - 4 I 7 7 g H . . . , . J S I 2 . Li A X I ' ' X , 3 J xl 1' ' 5 w X, S, 2 Q C 3 x i ., , , ,, , . . , . .4 ' l - ' . . . , . . .,.., , . , . . . , . W, K.V1, , . fb ,pak LN3.. E .,lA 5t,1.v1u'1f7 f'K 'i'fA4a!'4'7l' 1 , ' , D V K ,-- 14 vo:-eflim uf 'Ulf Mft 2.-V 721s Cfffb ,x lxwf N 4 7 5 f , I . I 4 Wi' 1 '1 , V1 1 ff! l L4, fxej fv L y, J , 1 1 IP If Lf 1 - l flQf75 K fl W f A ' . ffsfl. 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' h ' f-J , , PS CONEC- l - x Director Vocational School Assistant Principal MR. J. A. MILLER Mr. Miller. president of the Board of Activ- ities, is the director of the Vocational School and Assistant High School Principal. In his capacity as advisor to the Board of Activities the Class of '54 has always found him ready to help us with our extra-curricular activities. As the years go by and school becomes a memory. we will always remember Mr. Miller for his kind and generous counselm' . ' 'UWT t , i 11' lt , V N . A C lg., 1,11 ft Ji' . IA 5 I I i .. i ' v 5 .f ' X i fi 'f 'J 'l' 4 ' l V o . 4 . I Vi X L , . .1 1. L , f :fb T X Q t I -in 'A .s , 4 - 'fl AAL. i ' Co-ordinator MR. FRANK OLIVER Mr. Oliver is the Co-ordinator of the mu- sic and art departments in our school dis- trict. Because of his hard work as co- ordinator. he has created in us a sense of pride in these two departments. Through his generous supervision and willing co- operation as Director of Visual Education, he has given the Class of '54 an immeasur- able opportunity to learn. FACULTY My J Y if , Z 5 1 W' LXWJIM,-fffnf A ,1 Q if Z J! 1 X, 4' 'Tx 3' 1 - . .,. I at - . ,K ' 'I 1: Vx ..., ' A JOHN H. ARMSTRONG MARGARET BALL JOHN BATISTE Bookkeeping Biology Commercial Education ' X gf 3. sq, , ' X f i K J. L. BLACK LUCRETIA BQUCHER T. A. BURNETT Mathematics, History, English Dean ol Girls United States History A Al 4 tai' 1 f CATHERINE CASILLO SAUL DANov1Tz T. A. DUNN F-,,,, Cummer al Education Drafting Health, Athletic Director -- fx? Z 13 V 4,4,L.,.i,L-LL P ' v Q ,I.,v Q DOROTHY EIGES Guidance, History GERTRUDE I. FRY Crafts, Arts W HX fr 3,5 Alvv, ,, , , if FLORENCE EWING Library ? , ' 3 .f , - fi, 1,13 A MARY GOSETTI Spanish x T i fx 4 fx V j N tl X. FACULTY A V r x LU p J M Y XP J J X, v , f 4 ,VM L fluff R N 'V C A jx f ,J Y ' 9 A ' ' L n DONALD FLETCHER Mathematics, History J' THEODORE GREINER Physical Education .div Q 1 an 4 MATTHEW FRAZIER Pattern Making 5. J f 'Y x I RUTH GRIESEMER English, Library CATHERINE HOOD JOHN KEISER ALICE KLINKE Latin, English Guidance Dramatics, Speech, English w I ,A J rv I T f,- Ii gf! Q5 ff ' .1 lf' I ' ,Vx Ll' F' 2 L ,ll , ,x ,j L' fl I fl 'A I , f , I J MV - T f 0 X16 if fx ll I 1. Jyffl 'lil' fx! X s 1' 1 T jj f ,ff fl x gf' bf 1 U if 'I i VX' I f N ' A ll ! ' L LX T 1 f L T K 2 E T W I X xg K la Q3 , C. M. KORDES JOHN MASON JOHN D. MATISKO JESSIE B. MooRE Commercial Education, Machine Shop Biology Social Studies Algebra ,Q E E - .,- ,,. ,V Q ,V 1 .jj A ' ff , P T WH.,- -X 1 1 EH D A HENRY NALBACH GENEVIEVE OLMER SADIE I. OWEN EUGENE PANDOLPH Electricity Clothing, Biology English Machine Shop w Q K , 4. , II ROSEMARIE PASCARETTA LA RUE PATTERSON KENNETH PFEIFFER Physical Education French, English Distributive Education FACULTY f.-ff A KW V , ii '1 . DARIS PHILLIPS MARY VIOLA PHILLIPS MARGARET POTTER JOSEPH J. RINGHOFFER Health, History Geography Cooking German, English : Z . 5 3:24 ALICE RORABAUGH MARTHA E. RUSSELL WALTER SI-IEARER KENNETH W. SLOSKY Latin English, journalism History, English Driver's Training Q ' P 2 I E ' am JOHN G. STEPHENS ANTHONY SYPULA JANE TAYLOR Band Arr English 16 l f V V i I 4 f Mf ifN ji X Ji iifwfylf Ifj yall!! j V f L' i E Ll W J 1 ff fl? J' V X l KJ f My bf f' 1 Lf' L ., 4 f T ,A A A ff 7' ,f 1 f an 4 T ff HELEN TERWILLIGER ELIZABETH THOMPSON English Mathematics FRED J. UPTON Related Drafting, Theory JEAN D. VAIRO Commercial Education .E ,gg , ,,. Q . - t 'I' B . . x 1 JOSEPH VELTR1 ETHEL VORLAGE W. L. VORLAGE MARIE WALKER Commercial Education Commercial Education Commercial Education, Bank Mathematics fl A . C. H. WALTER BETTY Jo WAREHAM R. F. WARNER Physics, Chemistry, Choral Director, Music History, Mathematics, Science Senior Science Music Theory nv, A r ' ' ' 17 Q-f . NS' ,ig DOROTHY CRUMLEY School Nurse Ah MATHILDA MILAUSKAS Secretary W xr ojgmfk ' o.. I W . V 'X 1 f 1 + f RUTH FIELDS School Nurse Qs HELGA NX! P 5 X JNYSI J 'B Vx A V , V pf X . .4 Q' eb bk . v 7 x Q V , ak N V u VL, P V ' Lx I KATHRYN JOHNSON School Nurse Vx Nurses, Secretaries VERONICA MAZUR Secretary to School District ei: 5 - , A ' , X MBI X NORMA WARSING JOAN WROBLESKI Secretary Secretary ff' I. 1 Thxs group of S1'1'11l1I'lg Cho1r members ap pear ready for thelr departure to Harrlsburg Bus11y vtorklng th1s bus1ness machmes class try to master the functmon of each machme James Wertzberger operates the sllde p1C ture mach1ne as h1s fellow P O D classmates look on Sevung class prepares many glrls for future homemakmg Al1ce Louella Mrs Weston Kathy Rachel and Mrs Farner are preparxng lunch for the students of Ken H1 Under the capable d1rect1on of Mr Dano vutz these boys learn the art of draftmg 19 will X 1 L 'A . 'L ' x H, N, JJ. , I , , -Y V V xl. 4? , . Jff fb wal' Our L1fe was enmcbed by our .. CLASSES .f D , C whose activities led us into COOPERATIVE LEARNING PLAYING TOGETHER FORMING FRIENDSHIPS DEVELOPING SCQOCYLS 11216 A I '- Y ' lvl f , ' 1 - R lQ, J l fll ' JH QQLQQEY3 L I X ' ' if 1 1 1 'O l I Qgu. NNVWMS j',Q9wW, Q , so th tkjyyears to com tbe 195 4 school ' year will be remembered b us for t pleasant experiences of being a m ber 0 flockl ,. classes at Ken High. 1 C, X, ff XR X f ' f if lb X wwf J K KK, ef, XL, :J P ', e 'T 5-I Y i KX by Ldv ,J A I - . K X F5 xx., ' : 1, K X, O I ,XX P leex ,fvx ve A - A I kv S' .L - Q' . XLV . x tr x., - S 1, I I i I .A '- Q, 5 QE ,Avy -1 J 7 ffigfiffwci 'K SENIOR CLASS fs, if of Us f K 'XSL Wigy K, CQSLQLXX RC H k,2f4 xkfkqkx ei NSU OFFICERS JC? eszdcnt HFRVPY PEEBL :ce President RONALD CAPUTO Secretary JO RITA LATELLA Treasurer MINI-.KE SCHREUDI-.R SPONSORS Miss PATTERSON Miss TAYLOR XL J 'JV ff! ., ff gl xc P R fl KJ l J gh Mg n1or lasilfzvas fortunate to have among them two fore1gn s u 19: Schr-pllde 'nd Klaus menelggy Mmeke was elected to the gf ylx F of txxelsblr Hch yy!! h mor class produces a play under x J, At e dwigtlgfl of lice K ke T e pl h1S year was entltled Grammercy ji, G ostjlszrid w recel edplth e usla by t e audlence The ma1r1 soclal V bnt 0 th year was the S lqr P'r1vat on ay 14 Thls affalr enabled the jf t bgtogethfer b re pa tratxyyd hls n way It brought to a close three J' 1 yearso enjoyable dlas ghlg school 1endsh1ps If y , ' 'Q xx X X ,FK 4- 'QL A1 La k ,Q xxnibf Cf. A , N5 CL y 1 A f ' , ' 1 we V ki Ai C fi' A Arif 1 ik. 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Q J R Jl ,fra Y I l J , I X U ', . uv 'lffy JIJ VJ, 'fl I 'IL KJ i 4, JI-J 22 ,Za ff jj vii! f 9 4 EDWARD ABRAHAM A member of 201 thls boy llkes to be known as Ed He 18 an active member of the Geography Club and the College Club Anyone looking for Ed rn the future will probably find hlm ln college WILLIAM ABRAHAM This semor came to Ken H1 ln hrs Junior year from East Deer but thinks Ken H1 ns the only school Bill belongs to the Geo graphy Club and IS interested xn basketball and football LORRAINE V ADAMS Lor belongs to the Ken H1 and Flremen s Majorettes Trx H1 Y College Club and Commerclal Club She likes to go ice skatmg swxmmmg dancmg and rndmg m a green statlon wagon She would like to be e ther a secretary or a Wave BARBARA ALBERA The Future Nurses Club holds this cute semors mterest Bub llkes to play basketball dance and go on hayrldes She can often be seen with Margle and jeame The next three years will fmd Bub m nurses trammg BRIAN ALQUIST Brlan xs a member of the Geography Club He lrkes to go hunt mg flshrng and swnmmmg Brlan hasn t decrded whether to go to college after graduation or Joxn Uncle Sam s Army GRETCHEN ALTMEYER This petlte gxrl wlth the talented hands plans to go to an art school after graduation Her favorite hobbies are art and collectlng records Gretchen s mam Interest s ln 209 WILLIAM J ALWORTH Thus fnendly boy clalms that his favorite hobbies are huntmg and frshmg B111 IS an actlve member of his church After gradu atxon he plans to go to college to become an electrlcal englneer GEORGE ANDERSON juddy has part1c1pated ln track and cross country and IS a mem ber of the Geography Club and Art Club He likes to go dancing work on his car burld axrplanes and take pictures juddy would like to attend the Umverslty of M1am1 CAROL EILEEN ANSANI Carol belongs to the Mlxed Choir and the Geography Club She would like to get a Job wlth the Bell Telephone Company after graduation Tom from Tarentum occupies all her spa e time Carol s nals are Mert Chris and Barb CHRISTINE ANTONACCI Dolly IS a member of the Future Homemakers of America Trl H1 Y and the Geography Club Thls semor likes drwmg sewing and a certain boy wlth a Ford She IS hopeful of becommg a model but she may try her luck at bemg a telephone operator ROBERT ARBOTT Bob halls from 201 Hes a member of the Geography Club and College Club In the near future Bob plans to be a clothmg salesman RAY ARMITAGE Yar a member of 201 ns on of our popular football players Huntmg and llstemng to musxc are hls favonte pastxmes RALPH ARMOUR Known as Sunshme to hxs fnends Ralphs favorite hobbies lnclude huntmg flshmg and hotrods Usually seen with Andy Gary Shank Bnnk and Baker Ralrn hop s to secure an electrx cxan s Job after May 21 LEONARD BAILEY Len dld an excellent Job as a football manager Sports and modern music take up hls spare tzme As a student m the D E course he hopes to be a business man after graduation ELMER BAILEY Banjo was one of our flne football managers He belongs to the Key Club Assembly Staff and Geography Club After graduatlon hrs destmatxon IS ln the hands of Uncle Sam 23 Ali.. 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J, , NORA BAILEY Nora IS a member of the Leaders u and Commer al She reonrts to 201 and plans to be secret y MARGARET BAKER Margle a member of the Commerc1al Clu a r1 H1 Y IS from 201 She enjoys sw1mm1ng h1k1ng and p nn1s 1n er l 1sure t1me Her amb1t1on as to be a sedretar RAYMOND BAKER Ray IS plannmg to work for a carpenter after graduatlon Hunt mg fishmg and roller skat1ng take up hu spare t1me 7 ,ls GERALD R BARKASI Buns part1c1pated 1n football basketball and baseball He hangs hrs hat ln 201 and belongs to the Geography Club and t e A t Club CHARLES BASH Thus semor IS a member of the Junior Town Meetmg and 'Vlolay He has chosen the draftsman s course 1n Trade School MONA LOU BASH ThlS l1ttle miss IS a member of the Band jumor Town Meetmg Handbook Staff Leaders Club and College Club She enjoys workmg m Mr Mlllers offxce At present her future IS u d cxded ROMAINE BAUMAN Jolly also of room 201 belongs to the Geography Club and llkes to collect travel fold rs She plans to become an alrlme hostess SHIRLEY BAUMILLER Sh1rls mam mterest IS Porky A member of the Majorettes G ography Club and Future Nurses of Amer1ca she plans to go mto nurses tra1n1ng CARL BAXTER You can see Carl at hrs Monrtors post between classes H1s home room IS 901 Hrs mtc est 1 DO ts and he takes part 1n track He plans to be a brxdsreman after graduatron SAMUEL M BAXTER Sam the school e1ectr1c1an and handyman belongs to th Assembly Staff Dramatic Club and German Club HIS hobbles now are cars and electron cs but h s future IS undecided RUTH LENORA BAYER Lee a member of the Commercxal Club enjoys eatmg and l1sten1ng to the radlo She hopes to become a secretary She calls 201 her home NANCY BAYNE Thxs Future Homemaker of Amerxca enjoys cookmg and swim mmg Bemg a housew1fe IS her hope for the future She reports to room 201 ETHEL EILEEN BEATTIE Toots future 1ncludes a brown eyed Bob from 201 She enjoys dancmg sw1mm1ng roller skatmg and collectmg h1llb1lly records She s also a loyal fan nf the Eour Aces KATHLEEN BEATTIE Kay belongs to the Majorettes and the College Club Ask er about B111 She plans to go to Beaver College to be an X ray technologrst SHIRLEY BECK Roller skatmg art danclng and playmg an electr1c Hawa11an gntar are Scotchxes favorxte pastxmes Her best grrlfrlend lS Delores Rearxck She hopes to marry Ray after graduatlon 24 . , Q Cl . . af . -, .1 . 2 . . 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J! ny 94 'lyk ,rs of fl ff l wh a mem of the Club kes to svfnm dance r1te :ck He l IDC d rc1al ccflllige and D1ck RON D ETT My Ano er me ber of t E Cl Ron 1 opes some day to be a s o ger, S 1m mg cmg an l1sten g tofecords take u od b1t of t IS semof t e- UR B V05 l who sx bar1 o e n the mor Boyswuart and 1n the o1r plan bec a man e after graduat1on ThlS popular sen1or vs the H and l k baseball and basketball VE A E ydfyipf rde t fan of the our Aces Velma likes to sw1m and dance Her ClUde blue-eyed saxlor name Ronme EWf LANIAR And who belongs to the Art C b and the Geo aphy Club lrkes eCl8lly photography sport and puzzle buy mg He hopes STANLEY BLE Stan IS qUlt9 1n ested photogr hy sports, a d'sc1ence Because sclence 1 IS favor e subjec e belongs he Scxence Club fu ollege student o clalms me ershxp 1n the Co g Clu K Jo N Locx J ho IS also one of Mlss Russell s oys woul ye to go to o e k d of buslness he Art C ub cYa1ms h1m a a member F EDERICk fc BLOOM ho1r Band Scrence Club H1 Y axfd the D matlc Club take much of Fre s t1me Th pular red ad IS also a member of the Semor oys Qu et gechamcal gmeerlng at Penn State IS Fred s college ch MARLENE BODNAR Mar who IS a niember of the mmerc1al Joys most wr1t1ng letters bowlmg and read g She IS ng on a sec retarlal Job and to ga to Carneg1e Te sc ol FRANCES BONADIO Fran an attract1ve dark halred w l fond memorles of the Cho1rs tr1 t I-Ia sbur 4 ber of the Semor Glrls Quartet Fran als laxms m t e Cho1r Dramat1cs Club, IS her goal and o e JAMES BONZ Drgger IS a frlend o and IS a member attend colleve or Jon Asr JACQUELINE F Th1s D E students lkes and drwe Shes nterested n RICHARD BOTT D1ck spends most of hrs tlme repal IS F attend Penn State H s favorvte soort IS basketba WILLIAM BOWERS B111 a D E student rs a membefo th nd and ance He IS on the track team but hxs mam 1nte DOROTHY ANN BOWSER Th1s future secretary halls from 203 and belongs to the tlons and Commercxal Clubs She spends her time s atm mg and Wfltlng to Rxch 25 BELL BIGGIE BLOCK BONADIO BOTT 91 Lf BEN N ETT BLANIAR BLOOM BON ZAN I BOWERS BERG BLECHARZ BODN AR BOOHER BOWS ER I val YJ px' l X l ' rl . 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C aff 3 . fu A 'IPP grew xx IORS Sf fe- BRINK BROVVN BRUTSKY BUSH CAMPBELL BROCK BROWN E BRYAN CALABRES CAMPBELL BROOKS BRUN I BURLBAUGH CAMPBELL CANTERAS A PM -ff 9 X1 CHARLES BRINK Junior s hobbies mclude hunting and fishing He plans to worlf for a whvle after graduat on and then Jovn the Navy PAUL A BROCK Pauls ambition is to own a horse ranch someday He likes to swim and d ve and has a special interest in West Virginia SHIRLEY BROOKS Shirl enjoys listening to Nat King Cole She plans to become a secretary in the near future and has a great mterest in the Army CAROLE BROWN This quiet semor belongs to the FHA and DE Clubs Sh is employed at Mlrphys Photog p y i h r hobby BEVERLY J BROWNE Bev is active in the Choir Dramatic Club Leaders Taleoken Staff and College Club She collects souvenirs and will always remember the D1-av-nat c Club play ANGELO G BRUNI Ang s a verv act ve member of the Band Key Club Handbook Staff and College Club He hopes to attend Indiana Stat Teachers College to study music He is often seen with Ed and the gang PHYLLIS BRUTSKY Phyllis is a member of the gang in 203 also the Future Nurses nd Tr' H Y She s alwavs seen with Joyce MELBALEE BRYAN This peppy Majorette is a membe of the Trl H1 Y and F H A Lees favorite hobby is dancing She is often with Golem and driving around in the Buicc with Lo Kathv and Janie BEVERLY BURLBAUGH Bev is a member of the Art Club She enyoys going to th sh year HOWARD BUSH Kenny is a member of the Dramatics Club He played Uncle Chris in I Remember Mama He intends to go to college He makes frequent trlos to Indiana State Teachers College RENALDO CALABRESE Reno is one of 203 s actlve football players He hopes to attend college He is often seen with Elmer and will never forget Kenny and speech class JOYCE CAMPBELL Joyce is a member of the F T A and Tri H1 Y She is a friend of Phyllis and will never forget f rst ner od English JUNE LOIS CAMPBELL juney would like to go to beautician school at Maison Felix She lS a member of the Leaders Club and the FHA She likes the name B ll and often r des n a l ttle gray Nash WILLIAM CAMPBELL Buzzy is one of our Flying Dutchmen He hopes to attend college He loafs with jim and the other football players MANUEL A CANTERAS Mac is a very active member of the Choir and Assembly Staff His favorite hobbies are dancing and Sandy He hopes to attend college after graduation S QF' . 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MY. . 5 xi L ' f gf' ff JM ram J-A S wif 1954 LORRAINE CAPERELL Lorrame a very athletic mmded young lady has enjoyed attend mg football and basketball games as well as the Leaders Club and Commercial Club meetmgs She hopes to secure a good sec retarlal Dos1t'on after graduatxon NANCY C CAPPEL Nancy a popular senlo plans to attend Florrda South rn Col lege to take commercxal teachmg and trammg She wlll never for get Fourth Avenue jumor Hxgh and the blg s1x ln the o'd 34 Ford RONALD CAPUTO Ron whose friend ns Larry Terwxllxger wants to b come a doctor This actxve senlor clalms membershxp ln the Key Club German Club Momtors Staff and College Club and IS a talented plano player TERRY JOAN CARNEY Thus Parnassus alumnas future as yet IS undeclded Sewmg and swlmmlng are Terrys Interests but the major one IS ln Ger many Shes had a lot of laughs w1th th gang ln 203 MATHILDA CARROP One of Ken Hls b st head Majorettes Trllxe belongs to the Commerclal Club and rs secretary of the Band A collector of souvenxrs she IS frequently seen wlth Sandy An office Job IS her goa REGI S CASHELL Bug Reg wxll always remember playlng basketball for Trade School and the old Trade School gang Hrs favorxte hobbies ln clude hunting flshmg and a certam Junior ETHEL CHAMBERS Et headed for beautxcnan school lxkes to read nd wrlte letters nn h r spare txme Her mam extra currlcular aCtlVltlES consist of volleyball FH A and an vnterest n Har Brack HAROLD E CHEATHAM Junlor Town M etmg H1 Y Devotlons and College Club are this busy s nxors actlvntles Hal plans to study pharmacy after graduatlon He ll always remember bemg one of the wmners of the I Speak for Democracy contest VERLENE CHECCO Thxs peppy s mor xs a member of the mixed Choir Taleoken Staff and D amatlc Club Nmth grade and the gang at Fourth Avenue junxor Hlgh wull always hold fond memorxes for Verlen Her a 'n s to become somebody s secretary BETTY MAE CHOLTCO Dancing and Johnnle are Betty Maes favorite pastlmes m ddxtlcn to the many clubs she belongs to m school The Junxor Prom will always stand out ln her memory She hopes to get a Job at the Alumlnum Company drafting offlce preferably RONALD J CHRISTY Butch who would hk to become a d aftsman en oys huntnng trapping and gun collectmg He spends hrs spare txme wlth his bxg Boxer dog CONNIE CIANCUTTI Con our effxcxent Bank Staff teller IS also nnterested nn phcto graphy letter wntmg and sports Her goal IS college GRACIE E CLARK Gal as she IS known to her friends plans to become a workm gnrl after gr d.1at1on Among her Interests are reading corre spondence and llSteIlll'lg to records MARLIN CLARK Baseball basketball hunting and fishing take up Mlckeys leisure txme After graduatlon he would llke to secure employment as a draftsman RICHARD CLINE Rlch IS active ln the Band Cholr and College Club Hrs spare time IS spent m swlmmmg huntmg and fishing To get a good job IS this seniors goal 27 CAPERELL CARN EY CHAMBERS CHOLTCO CLARK L- CAPPEL CAPUTO CARROP CASHELL CHEATHAM CHECCO CHRISTY CIANCUTTI CLARK CLINE , I . . 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V 1 0 . .7 Y , - . . . . , SE IORS COMO CONWAY CRIBBS DANIELS DAVIS COMO CORBIN CROGHAN DAUGHERTY DE MAO CONO MOS COSCARELLI CROWLEY DAVIS DEM OSKY ARMAND L COMO Perry lists his future plans as Having an important Job with good pay in order to have a better future for a home and family His activities mclude the Choir and Geography Club JAMES COMO Jim is interested ln the Momtors and the Geography Club He enjoys basketball drawing and records Future plans are mdefm ite but he would like to go mto the contracting field ANASTASIA CONOMOS This friendly popular semor has many varied interests among active in Tr1H1Y FTA Jumor Town Meeting and many other clubs wants to major in elementary education GEORGE W CONWAY Whitey xs a member of the Art Club Electricity TV work and sports are his hobbies A future in the Armed Forces is a possibility NEIL CORBIN Neil will remember serving as sophomore class treasurer For a graduatlon present this semor would like a professional baseball contract His main interest is a pretty little brunette in 201 FRANK COSCARELLI Frank who reports to 209 says his hobbles are hunting and fishing He IS one of our DlStfllJUt1V8 Education students but his future is undecided NINA MARIE CRIBBS As swimming and skating are Ninas hobbfes they take up most of her time The plans for this petite semor are uncertam She is taking the Distnbutxve Education course EDWARD CROGHAN Eddie as he is known to his friends belongs to room 209 The Marme Corps w1ll be interested 1n Eddie for those are his plans for the future DOROTHY CROWLEY Dot who finds men her hobby belongs to the Future Nurses and College Club Her plans for the future are indefinite EDWARD DANIELS One of Ken His cross country and track stars Ed wants to make a career of the Umted States Army Ed belongs to the Hi Y German Club and Geography Club FLORA B DAUGHERTY Flo a member of the Commercial Club participates in basket ball volleyball and tennis Her main hobbies are swimming and listening to jazz records To become a housewife is her aim DOLORES M DAVIS Cookie as she IS known to her friends is a member of the Girls Choir Her mam pastime IS writing to pen pals and she is lookmg forward to a secretarial Job and marriage JAMES DAVIS Jim lists hunting and fishing as his particular hobbies His plans for next year are uncertam Jim reports to room 209 m the morning JOSEPH F DEMAO Joe IS a member of the Art Club a cub reporter for the Geography Club and also a Red Cross representative All sorts of sports and listening to music take up most of Joes time He is anticipating the Navy LOUIS T DEMOSKY Dlmbo is studying and training in Vocational School to become a machinist Room 209 is his residence 28 1 f :fl I ' , N .' .M ll, 'V' fz xc- u , I . j rv I V F.xL1vA,r1J A zgflvj .71 K I I I N ' A 'A If llvv 1 A If ' fl ' 1 I fJML,, Af' We j VI If ' V H -1 J .L if lf f L' -f if nw ,ff MM1 Lv , l ,J , Q, 'I fb ,NK Nr 'M s thern swimming, making ceramics, and reading.. 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DESIMONE jay's home room is 209 This active boy is a member of the Key Club College Club Choir Band and Dance Band and he hopes to study music when he goes to college Jay enjoys watchlng pro football and basketball and listening to Stan Kenton records PATRICIA DIFONZO Pat wrshes to be a clothes deslgner or a secretary after gradua txon A student 1n 209 she belongs to the Tn H1 Y and Com merclal Club She enjoys dancmg and sewmg and will always remember the Ra nbow Formal of 1952 ANGIE DIPALMA Ang IS a member of room 209 I-Iavmg a talent for slngxng she belongs to the Cholr and the Girls Quartette After graduahon Ang wants to further her studres m volce and muslc She wlll never forget Mrs Wareham and the Choirs trip to Harrlsburg WILLIAM DOUBLE Dub who is a member of room 209 xs on the cross country team He plans to join the Navy after graduation ROBERT A DUDEK Bob who IS a member of room 209 belongs to the Band College Club and Accordlon Ensemble He hopes to study mechanical engmeermg at Carnegie Tech next year Someday he may be drlvmg a hot rod or a custom made car PATRICA DUGAN After graduatron Pat who IS ln room 209 would llke to be a secretary She belongs to the Trl H1 Y Commercxal Club and FHA and enjoys dancmg movres and sports Pat has an mter est ln a nerghbormg school and can be found m the Flredome with Fran HERBERT DUVALL rbxe belongs to the Art Club and rs a member of room 209 Pamtmg and deco atmg bemv hrs hobbres he hopes to contxnue ln some f eld of art GLORIA ANN ERB Glo belongs to the Leaders Club and the Commercial Club She played basketball for her home room 209 Glos plans for the future are a job and marnage After school she IS usually wxth Ray or Grace n Darnassus MARTIN FALCON Martm plans to take an apprentice engmeermg course at the Alummum Company after graduatlon Marty belongs to the Assembly Staff and the Geograohy Club JEAN B FARKAS A member of 209 jeanme IS usually wxth Helen and Shxrley She IS takmg the D E course and plans to attend a business school after graduatlon Her hobbxes mclude dancmg skatmg and crochetmg RONALD FARNETH Ronald IS a track runner who expects to become a chemlcal engmeer Hrs home address IS 209 and Ron s hobbies are chemlstry and radio CONSTANCE L FASSETT Connie who resides m room 209 enjoys readmg magazmes and writing letters She IS a reporter for the Geography Club but fmds her chief mterest joe After graduation Conme plans to join the Waves GRACE MARIE FENN Grace who claims 209 as her home fort IS an active member of her churchs youth group She chums around with Glorla and h r mam mterest xs ln Logans Ferry After graduation Grace plans to vet a good job THERESA FEOLA The Sr Tn H1 Y and the Commerclal Club clarm Tree from 209 as a member Readmg and playmg the piano are the hobbles of th s little girl Tree wants to be a secretary after graduatlon CAROLYN FERGUSON Secretarxal work not 209 wxll become Carolyns chief mterest after hugh school But now she llkes to dance and swxm The Tn H1 Y the Commercial Club and the Red Cross take Carolyn s tlme now 29 4?-rv DESI MON E DOUBLE DUVALL FARKAS FENN DIFONZO DUDEK ERB FAR N ETH FEOLA D I PAL MA DUGAN FALCON FASSETT FERGUSON ' ' ' - , 6- . ' . . .' A . . I- l- . I I A ' ' . . ' ' . j an , ' ' . , 'X v . ' ' . . . . f I F' g ,Q ' QR ' .. F '- f I if h e I 1 -. . b ' . A A xr ,A . K l X ' S x .- .- h . , . Y V' - X lggyx ENIQR x.,-0' xv X FESTER FIEI. DS 'FITCH FITZGERALD FREDERICK FREDERICK FRY GAIBRISH GLOVIER GRANDO w- f N Ni., F ISCUS FREDERICK FREYNIK GERHART GREER MM fggf we mi fowabfw f 'f cvbuffjf Q2vW W06V f L,LQ Jfgbw ETHEL JEAN FESTER fi ffl Toodles from 209 IS a sports mlnded glrl nd a member of the Future Nurses of Amerlca Club She llkes to wrlte letters and enjoys collectlng charms Her nurses tralnlng wlll be at Cltlzens General Hospltal ADRIENNE FIELDS Basketball and collectlng jazz records are the hobbles f Age from 209 She IS also a member OI the Glrls Leaders Club Age plans to attend the Robert Morrls School after she graduates If kj i JAMES FISCUS Jlm who comes from 209 IS a member of the Geography Club He s not sure of h s future yet maj! LM A HELEN FITCH fx W From 209 and the DlStflbUtlVe Educatlon class Helenqwlll' go to the altar on june 24th Besld s worklng at Ben i.,vAr Store she IS fllllng up her hope chest and seelng Bob JOHN FITZGERALD Frltzs lelsure tlme ln hlgh school IS sp nt playlng basketball Hls future IS college ffm FRED FREDERICK Huntlng and flshlng around lone Wake fa good deal of Freds tlme He IS uncerta n about ne t vear NANCY FREDERICK The lntrlgulng fleld of muslc therapy beckons thls frlendly mlss The College Club Dramatlc Club Mlxed Cholr and Senlor Glrls Quartette clalm her membershlp One of her fondest memorles wlll always be the Cholrs tflp to Harrlsburg RONALD A FREDERICK Ron halls from 209 and IS GCYIVS ln both the Cholr and Hl Y He IS count ng on college for next vear CHARLES FREYNIK Chuck presldent of the class hls junlor year wlll be remem bered for the actlve part he played ln football and basketball He IS a Monltor and also belongs to the Assembly Staff and Key Club THELMA GAIL FRY Shorty a Geography Club fan enjoys danclng and Sewlng She plans to get her MRS degree after gradu tlon and can be found wlth Connle Sh rley and Ethel LORRAINE GAIBRISH Lorralnes dream IS to become a laboratory technlclan She had been an actlve member of the junlor Town M96flhg SCIENCE Club and Glrls Leaders Club Her shadows are Edna Peggy and Mary CAROL GERHART Golflng swlmmlng and tennls are llsted as Carols favorlt sports The Commerclal Club and Geography Club are her extra currlcular 8CtlVltl8S whlle Commerclal College IS her goal Elleen Park Carole and Sylvla are her best frlends WILLIAM GLOVIER Blll an outdoors man enjoys huntlng flshlng and golf He IS a competent Assembly Staff member Hls plans lnclude a job at the Alumlnum Lab CONSTANCE L GRANDO Thls Senlor Trl Hl Y representatlve P8l'tlCIp3t6d ln both volleyball and basketball Wrltlng letters to someone ln the Alr Force takes up most of her tlme CONSTANCE GREER The Dramatlc Club Taleoken Staff and College Club are three organlzatlons whlch clalm thls attractlve senlor Nancy IS her plzon and college IS her goal 30 , I 1 1 ', I l ' V 1 ' f 7 ' F, ' jvj ' 1 I K T A . 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Jzffj N1 WL, ' , ,T , 4 -Ill 1 X A 1 RUSSELL GREGORY J X Russ a quiet fellow from room 210, is a member of th Ke Club Besides collecting records he has serious intenti ns of attend1ng college He can usually be found w1th Ed and Jac MAUREEN GROSS Maureen a commerclal course student IS actxve 1n Cho1r Taleoken Staff Nat1onal Honor SOClEty and other clubs She enjoys playlng the p1ano and wr1t1ng letters her best pals are Joan janvce and Estelle MARLENE GRUM Mltll mtends to go 1nto nurses tra1n1ng at C1t1zens General Hosp1tal Letter wr1t1ng and baby s1tt1ng take up her spare tlme Look for her at Candyland talkmg about her mterest at Fort Leonard Wood BRUCE GUINEY An 3CtlVe member of the Key Club German Club and College Club Bruce IS planmng on enrollmg 1n the eng1neer1ng course at P1tt Hxs ma1n 1nterests are hot rods sports cars and joy EARENCE GUTHRIE Clarence has enterta1ned the class by playmg h1s electr1c 1tdr durmg assemblles Huntlng IS l1sted as h1s hobby He hopes 10 become a draftsman GENEVIEVE HAGYMASI jenny a D E student would l1ke to be a buyer for a number of small stores Usually found w1th the gang she enjoys danc1ng EDWARD HANSOTTE Ed a sem r from room 210 has 1ntent1ons of attendmg college Stamp collectlng IS l1sted as h1s hobby Russ and jack are hls best frlends JANET HARDAWAY Th1s young lady wore her Itallan boy halr cut very well ,Ian a D E student was employed at Adolphs Shoe Store She would l1ke to attend modelmg school LEE HARTMAN Lee a semor who ha1ls from room 210 answers to the n1ckname Bear He IS plann1ng on jommg the Marx s and gomg mto advanced electr1cal work RONALD HARVEY A member of the D E Course n s u l 1ncl1ned av mg attended the P1ttsburgh Muslc 1 u an HCIIVC mem ALICE MAE HAWK Thxs clever semor a me of th holr and Majorettes plans to attend P1nkerton Sch joys sw1mm1ng and IS from 0 LOIS HAW LOIS Teachers an pa1nt1ng an e be o t e Band 1 ography Club Future the Ge Club Her b1 are roller skatlng o1l ph ogr phy She ola attend college GEORGI A membe the ollege Cl and Tr1 H1 Y Georg1a plans to study art a racuse UDIVEFSIYY he halls from 210 EILMAN Be y ean a member of the Tr1 H1Y Gxrls Chorus and MIKE ho1r plans to follow the secretarxal fleld or study com mercx art Her hobbxes are swlmmmg danc1ng and l1sten1ng to Barry Kay and The Jay Bxrd LOIS ANN HEINLE Pete whose hobb1es are horseback r1d1ng and sw1mm1ng plans to attend Duquesne A member of the Trl H1 Y Band College Club and Geography Club she IS often with Sue and jan 31 ,f f 'N GREGORY GROSS GRUM GUENEY GUTHRIE HAGYMASI HANSOTTE HARDAWAY HARTMAN HARVEY HAWK HAWKER HEID HEILMAN HEINLE 1 y l 1 Y ' Q . . . . 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Q4-KCI 514,411.1 Aff.-f,gz,,Z SE IORS Cpu! 1 'flh- HENERY HILL HILL HILLIARD HOBAUGH HOLLIS HOLLOWAY HOLOWITZ HUENEKE HURLBUT ILLIG JACK JANKOWSKI JANOSKY JASKIEWICZ SHIRLEY J HENERY Shirl lists playing the piano, playing records and driving as her hobbies A member of the Tri H1 Y FHA and Future Nurses she wall study nursmg LOIS HILL This peppy cheerleader belongs to the Dramatic Club Girls Leaders Taleoken Staff and College Club Sewmg and writmg letters to Roy take up her spare time Her goal IS nursmg at th Presbytenan Hospital NANCY E HILL SIS president of the D E Club hopes to be a housewife before too long Seeing Kurt and working at the Star Market take up much of her le1sure tlme MARY ANN HILLIARD Engaged to Harry Hill Shorty belongs to the D E Club Girls basketball on the Braeburn team and writing letters take up much of her time She aspires to be a housewife CAROL ANN HOBAUGH A member of the Leaders Club Choir Band Taleoken Staff and College Club Carol thinks the Choir and Mrs Wareham are the best Her hobby is sewing, and college is her goal NEDDIE HOLLIS He belongs to the H1 Y Geography Club and the Band His hobbies are music and loafing with the boys He will always have memories of Band Camp RICHARD HOLLOWAY Dick IS a member of the Ken H1 Dance Band H1 Y German Club College Club and the Band He plans to go to college where he will study engineering He IS interested in all kmds of sports JOHN HoLoW1'rz Jack lists room 210 as his home room Swimming and baseball are his favorite sports whlle his hobby IS working with wood When John finishes school he plans to enlist in the Air Force KLAUS HUENEKE Klaus our exchange student from Germany has mterests in the Assembly Staff Stamp Club Bank Staff and the German Club His hobbies are collecting stamps takmg p1ctures and riding a bicycle After completing this year of school Klaus will return to Germany to f1n1sh his apprenticeshzp as a banker JOAN MARIE HURLBUT Joan is a member of the Bank Staff and will follow that by being a secretary She will never forget her last two years at Ken H1 JAMES ILLIG Jim a cross country and tenms letterman is planning to enter college or Jom the service Jxms mterests lie in hunt1ng and fish 1ng and he belongs to the Geography Club and the College Club ANNE JACK Anne is a transfer from Leechburg High She IS in the Geo graphy Club and plans to go to business school THEODORE JANKOWSKI Ted is a member of room 210 He belongs to the H1 Y College Club Art Club and the Band in his sophomore year he was a center on the football team JOSEPH JANOSKY Joe likes to build models and work with wood A member of the Junior Town Meetmg Science Club and College Club he has plans for college where he w1ll study electronic engineering Playing baseball, swimming and fishing are his favorite sports CHARLES J JASKIEWICZ Chuck is plann1ng to be a general contractor His spare t1me is spent playing basketball football swimming buxldmg model railroads, and fishing 32 ,J 'pq 4. ,XX A - ., .V 7 I i X 6 ,J A H ff, 1 , , ,A V V J W ,J ,,, V I f ' f' X O ,ug ' fa C , if . - - , . . ., , ii' V . . Y . . Y Y ' . Y . . I 7 . I I y , . Q . . . , , - f 1 1 1 v Y St 4 . . X V iq gx r ii X M 5 Ned is following the classical course in preparation for college. . 1 .- Y e . , . I l Z . ' . . . ' . . . . V . . . U , , . . . Q y - , ,. 1 ' 1 Y ' Q' A , ' , ,1.l'g ' . 1 . y - . , . . . Y . Q 1 - S. . . ' 7 I. . - l I V J , , 9 . D , . 4 . .y , . , . y 7 . . y . . ff WM ff Jfm Afgcff f4!' 5 lf 41 AMJQVL A7671-f -f-if ,c 7 c., 4,1 94 ROBERT JASKIEWICZ To serve hrs country elther m the Marmes or the Navy IS Bobs plan Sports such as football basketball and swxmmmg are his favorrte form of recreatlon RAYMOND H JOHNSON Muslc clalms Rays attention He plays ln both the Band and Dance Band A member of the H1 Y and College Club Ray plans to major m chemistry at the Unlverslty of Pittsburgh THOMAS JUSTHAM Tom who expects to work as a pattern maker at a Sharon steel mxll enjoys football basketball and swlmmmg While a student at Fourth Ave jr Hugh School he mtroduced hamster mto the vocabularles of his classmates THERESA KAPALKA Tres IS a D E student who hkes her job well enough to keep and spectator sports DOROTHY KARDIBIN A Majorette Dottxe IS fond of dancing swlmmlng and llstenmg to records made by Sarah Vaughn She IS a member of the Geography Club She may JOID the Arr Force or become a recep tlonlst after graduation CONSTANCE KEESEY Connie a member of the Cholr German Club and Taleoken Staff spends her few lelsure hours llstemng to classical muslc and reading She plans to be a deaconess SHIRLEY KENDALL Shlrl a Dlstrlbutxve Education student who works at Murphy s lxkes to dance and wrlte letters to someone at St Vmcents Col lege She wants to Joln the Navy but also mchnes to marriage EDWARD C KIRKWOOD Penn State or the Navy hovers m Ed s future A member of the H1 Y and College Club Ed s out of school actwltxes include hunt mg and drawmg He IS a pal of JIITI Como and Ned Hollls EDNA KIRKWOOD Commencement w1ll fmd Eddle decldmg between the Waves and the secretaries Red halred Edna takes the Commercial Course belongs to the F H A plays softball and collects records HARRY KLINGENSMITH Herky s tall powerful figure hmts that he enjoys outdoor sports such as huntmg plstol shootmg and archery He IS a member of the German and Geography Clubs LESTER KLINGENSMITH A three year member of the Band Les also belongs to the Ger man Club College Club and Dance Band Hrs lelsure time IS spent m llstenmg to Stan Kenton records and playing golf Hls future mcludes studyrng metallurgical engmeerlng at Pitt JANICE KLINGENSMITH jan a D E student who llkes readmg horseback rldmg and deslgnmg plans to contmue workmg after earmng her dlploma Shell always remember her freshman year at PJ H S MARLIN KLINGENSMITH Sklp IS a member of the Sclence Club Thls avid sports follower wrll enter Blble School thls fall He harls from room 211 PATRICIA KORENOWSKI Patty, a member of the D E Club enjoys readmg popular muslc and sewing She rs undec1ded about the future WALTER KOWALSKI Mechamcally mclmed, Walter hkes to work on hot rods He works at the General Press IH Tarentum and spends much of his lelsure tlme wlth a certam Har Brack glrl Two of his pals are Ron and Shreck 33 JASKIEWICZ KAPALKA KENDALL KLINGENSMITH KLINGENSMITH JOHNSON KARDIBIN KIRKWOOD KLINGENSMITH KORENOWSKI Jusn-:AM Kees:-:Y xuzxwoon KLINGENSMITH xowA1.sx1 7 lf' . ' , ' ,' - .f ,V If 1, l , N ' , -Y , f , Lil: Q4 fffv ev are '6' 4 I I A I I X 5 J - -f X ' f , , X, , X V rj, .4 C f f X1 gcgffff f sf U f f I ij Q Y-R L 4 A K 1 I . , . . . , . , . . - , . . . , . . . - , A 'Y 1 1 y - ' ' Ll Y! ' . . , . it after graduation, She enjoys singing in the Girls' Choir, drawing, .53 . 7 . . . 1 . . l . . . 1 . ! Y I l . . . . . , E' , l Y ' . . . , - V . , . - , . , . . . . . , - - . . I - . . , . . ., , . . , Y . . . Y Y 1 ' R - ' . . . .' . 3. l Y ' 1 . 1 . . y . . Y , . KV .X , . . . . . ' fs I . , -. 'exam Y . , . . SE IORS -.-.M 1 7 df ' KRAUSE KRIEGER KULICK LATELLA LAVERTY KREITZER KUCHARSKI LACKEY LAUFF LEASURE KRIEGER KUCHEK LASH ER LAURITO LECOCQ ANNA MARIE KRAUSE Midget belongs to the Commercial Club Girls Chorus and Geography Club She claims her interest lies in Har Brack and plans to be a typist after graduation RICHARD KREITZER Richard tall and thin comes from the Parnassus area Unfortun ately he was unable to complete his senior year at Ken H1 He was taking the general course FRANK KRIEGER Frank who plans to enter Penn State to study forestry is an active member of the Science Club Dramatic Club Key Club and Assembly Staff Hrs hobby is hiking RACHEL KRIEGER This peppy cheerleader can be found with Frank in her spare time An active member of the Attendance Staff Choir Taleoken Staff Leaders and Dramatic Club Rachel plans to enter the Presbyterian Hospital this fall ROBERT KUCHARSKI This future machinist hails from 211 He enjoys all sorts of sports and attends all sports events A more loyal fan cannot be found HERMINA KUCHEK MIMI belongs to FHA and Tri Hi Y Sewing writing letters and Johnny are her hobbies After graduation she plans to be married CAMILLUS KULICK Tumbo comes from room 211 He enyoys cross country and has memories of ice skating at Memorial Park ROBERT LACKEY Bob one of the basketball managers is a member of the Junior Town Meeting College Club and Science Club Hrs favorite song is Dragnet College rs his destination JOAN LASHER Joannre belongs to the Girls Choir FHA and Commercial Clubs Her favorite sports are tenms and badminton After gradu ation she hopes to get a government Job JOSEPHINE R. LATELLA Jo-Rita president of the Dramatic Club and a member of the National Honor Society is an active member of many clubs. She will always remember Camp Miniwanca. RUTH LAUFF Ruth a member of many clubs is seen riding around with Pat Nancy and Bill. She will never forget the wonderful times with Bill. Her future is undecided. JOSEPH LAURITO Joe enjoys roller skating and hunting. He plans to go to Trade School or be an electrician apprentice. HUGH LAVERTY Yogie belongs to the Geography Club and Hi-Y. His hobbies are dancing and girls, His destination is college. LOIS ANN LEASURE Looie can usually be seen with a 1953 graduate. This 3 year Majorette belongs to the Geography Club. She plans to be married in the near future. MARY ANN LECOCQ Lefty's pastimes include cooking, designing, and writing letters to Bob. She is a member of the Commercial Club. After gradua- tion she plans to get an office job. 34 11.111655 I5 ROBERT LECOCQ Bob the spark plug of every Joke partlclpates ln football and basketball A member of the Geography Club and College Club Bob plans to enter college after graduatlon HENRY LEONARD Juje an easy golng senlor IS from room 211 Thls lad who IS usually tlnkerlng wlth automoblles plans to be a mechanlc the Alr Force JAMES R LESLIE Jlm a Trade School student who hangs hls hat ln room 211 clalms that automoblles and roller Sk3tlng are hls favorlte pastlmes After graduatlon Jlm plans to be a machln st MARY LOU LINARDI Lou a llvely senlor IS usually seen drlvlng a Bulck wlth Joann and Babs She IS a member of the Cholr Commerclal Club Taleo ken Staff and Kentonlan Staff She wlll never forget Mrs Wareham SANDRA LINK Sandy a pert senlor IS usually seen wlth Tlllle Pat Nora and Flo Thls lass who Wlll never forget buslness machlnes class plans to be a secretary after graduatlon MOVIES occupy most of her tlme RONALD LOVIC Ron says swlmmlng and football are hlS favorlte hobbles ThlS lad has no defm te olans for the future WILLIAM LYTLE Blll a member of the Cholr Band Dance Band MOHIIOTS Key Club Natlonal Honor Soclety and College Club plans to take englneerlng ln college after graduatlon Blll s hobby IS muslc JOY MAGLISCO Joy another senlor ln rocm 211 ls a member of the Commerclal Club She plans to attend buslness school and then hopes to land a good Job after graduatlon Thls semor spends a lot of tlme wlth Bruce JUDITH LYNN MAINS Judy a small fry from the senlor class plans to take up home maklng wlth Blll after graduatlon Thls lass IS lnterested ln ln terlor decoratlng PHYLLIS MALECKI Phyllls tall and sllm plans to be an alr llne hostess She clalms danclng and llstenlng to Tony Bennetts records take up most of her spare tlme She has fond memorles of Band camp JOSEPH MANNA Chlco IS a three year member of Ken Hl s baseball team Sports of any klnd take up hlS free tlme He wlll always remember hls buddy MlCk9y and hls draftln class frlends JAMES MARSHALL Jlm who hangs hls coat ln 211 IS a lad well versed ln the farmlng buslness Fond memorles of Stewart School will always remaln wlth hlm HIS plans for the future are undeclded MARY LOU MASSI Mary Lou a dark halred frlendly lass 15 a member of many clubs lncludlng the Trl Hl Y Kentonlan Staff and the Future Nurses Her ulans lnclude nurses tralnlng next fall PATRICIA A MATTHEWS Pat IS a lover of muslc and she especlally loves to dance and play the plano In school she IS a member of the Mlxed Cholr After graduatlon she plans to work ln Cleveland or Detrolt THOMAS R MAXWELL Max IS a Trade School honor student whose future plans lnclude nlght school at Tech and the draftlng professlon Meanwhlle he spends much of hls tlme ln huntlng hls favorlte sport 35 e.,?1954 'v LECOCQ LINARDI LYTLE MALECKI MASSI LEONARD LINK MAGLISCO MAN NA MATTHEWS LESLIE LOVIC MAINS MARSHALL MAXWELL ,ful ful Bm 1 writmf ww 'W 3 IOR W- CAR AZ R X A nal Honor remembered 1tt and a teach ty a many t ubs ' o her e e on the nto 1an St eer see o be 1n store fo er ANICE MAZUR This act1ve Cho1r College Club and FHA member ha1ls 211 Swlmmlng skatmg and sewmg take up her free t1me She IS lways seen w1th Maureen Mar1e and joy and her goal IS a outh Carolma college YMOND MCADOO y IS a new student from Indlana Pa Hls hobb1es are hunt fishxng and golf Future plans 1nclude Carnegle Tech and J MAZUR MAZUR MCCLOSKEY MCCLUSKEY MCCOLLOUGH MCFALL MCKEE MCKILLOP MCMILLEN MCQUAIDE MCADOO MCCOLLIM MCKALLIP MCKILLOP MEANOR 1n engmeermg MCCLOSKEY as h1s friends know h1m best haxls from Mr Black s room prmcnpal 1nterest IS the Geography Club h1s hobby IS sports g aduat1on Oll e expects to work or Jom one of the servlces r J MCCLUSKEY Bud IS also one of the 211 gang A member of the College Club lncludes attendmg college 1n hrs future plans Huntmg and occuoy much of h s snare tvme ATRICIA MCCOLLIM Pat IS undec1ded about the future but now spends her t1me r1d1ng w1th Ruthle or SIS A memb r of th Attendance Staff and Mxxed Cho1r she has happy memorxes of Stewart Jumor H1gh School GERTRUDE MCCOLLOUGH Trudy a com1ng a1r stewardess belongs to the Camera Club and Commerc1al Club and IS a typlst for the Handbook Staff Mr Batlste IS her favor1t teacher collectmg Eddxe Fxsher records and danc1ng her hobbies JANICE MCFALL Jamce the sen1or w1th the frxendly smxle re orts to 212 An act1ve College Club member she hopes to enroll IH college and eventually become an a r stewardess MARSHALL MCKALLIP Marsh from 212 llsts Key C11 b H1 Y and Band as h1s 8CtlV 1tleS and Band as h1s hobby Hed l1ke to be a plumber after graduatlon ANN MCKEE Ann a Cheerleader cf many talents IS a member of Devot1ons Commlttee Natlonal Honor SOClCty Handbook Staff and Leaders Club but she t1ll Fnd t m to cw An11 w1ll take a secretar1al course 1n college FRED A MCKILLOP Scott1e d1str1ct Volce of Democracy w1nner l1kes to basketball and baseball A membel of Key Club Dramat1cs College Club and Red Cross Counc1l he plans to furt IS educatlon fl college GWEN MCKILLOP SIS an avxd skater e a bookkeeper to be a bookkeeper 1n the o 1sta future Whe orkmg 1n the Bank as ledger e k she 1 alk1ng 1n the wxth B111 PHYLLIS CM LE Phll one o ts looks to book ep1ng as a future occupation g and mo es are er hobb1es She often r1des re th Louxe DEL ER AID 5 De e a p 1 o Town Meeting and an 8CtlV8 Key squad Playmg tenn1s and wr1t1ng k much of IS t1me D hopes to attend college to study em ry ARLENE MEANOR Lene a future nurse w1ll enter CIYIZCDS General Hospltal soon for tralnmg A member of Future Nurses and Geography Clubs she also l1kes danc1ng and skatmg A pretty red head IS her frequent companlon 36 . 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' ' .. e . . 1 , - . i j AXVQ wfwej ff J' We Irv, f4r'Jt.J,-.1 sf 10.1 -f 'Cf J4f' Moog., 94 DONALD MEDRED This fellow sometlmes called Meats by his friends has hrs school home ln room 212 He fmds great interest ln the Geo graphy and Art Clubs MERCEDES MEISNER We call thls future secretary Mert for short She ns much xnterested m a boy from Ken Hx and dancmg Mert IS often seen with Babs and Mary Lou GENEVIEVE MIKESELL jenme plans to become a secretary She enjoys photography and art but her mam vnterest xs a speclalty from Har Brack FREDERICK MELVILLE A returned Ken Hx student Mel calls 315 hls home He enjoys fxshmg but his future plans mclude medlcme Carl and Fred are hrs close frrends MARGARET MILBERGER Short cute and everybodys pal Mert IS often seen with Mary Lou Thrs vlvaclous student enjoys swrmmmg and she plans to become a nurse WILLIAM J MILLER jack a member of the football squad finds tlme to repaxr cars hunt and fish This member of 212 plans to become a Bell Telephone employee JANICE MILLER Jan a lrvely cheerleader enjoys llstenmg to records and playmg tennis A member of the College Club she plans to study psy chology at P C W Mr Slosky rates hugh wlth Jan WILLIAM MILLER Red also belongs to 212 and wlll be remembered as the one who was ever present to snap pictures at a crrtxcal moment A member of the Choir Taleoken and Kentoman Staff B111 IS presrdent of the Camera Club EDITH L MILLS Edle who IS usually wlth Betty Lols and Shlrley plans to go to art school after graduation Although the Geography and Fme Arts Club occupy some of her tlme she spends most of her tlme Wl'ltll'l2 letters to a certaln soldxer CLIFF MINK Cliff a member of the classlcal course IS interested m the medical field He IS a member of the College Club and German Club RICHARD MITCHELL Blxmpy xs a student of room 212 This Vocational student enjoys goxng to mght school and shootmg pool with Foxxe Hrs xmmedxate plan is to graduate HARRIETT MOFFETT Practlclng ballet dancmg rs Harrletts chlef hobby Pretty, a member of the Tn H1 Y, Gxrls' Chorus, and Future Nurses, wants to be a nurse HERBERT G MOLES This future machlmst llkes to go horseback rxdmg and swlm mmg Herb, another Vocational student, hkes to work wlth cars He calls 212 hrs home room ESTELLE A MONTGOMERY Stelle, who lrked Spamsh, music, history, and dramatlcs, is a member of many clubs She collects records and plans to go to college for nursing JAMES MOORE Tlm, a member of the Key Club, Assembly Staff, and Jumor Town Meetmg, participated ln basketball and track College hes ahead for this frrendly fellow 37 ,gm A MEDRED MEISN ER MIKESELL MELVILLE MILBERGER MILLER MILLER MILLER MILLS MINK MITCHELL MOFFETT MOLES MONTGOMERY MOORE I ,ff I ' - LA KJV - V ii l V v ' F 'J . j ' f' XJ x ' :rl IFC xbd ' ,' lt! fylf V X , ' l 1 f' .- V , 'J . ff -, v- .-J ' ,g ,-N J . . 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I 1 .41 7 f ik' f- 1' .Aff .4116 f'4-sv 4,4 f SE IORS 4 M W is .uv I JENNIE jen a er Club Sh joys e a st apher res1den t ommerc1al g sk t and m 1 a d wants to T s fr1end en1or ong lege Clu Leaders a ken St a IC r graduat1 n she w1ll a terld Pe n at e ec om1c ENI MUD Y? 1 Dem y c e joys g nd dancmg 1 a w m b d e a t School Future s Grov 1 y s n s m n ork t s glrl al ays has a fr1endly sm1le for muc 5 one player 1n thet and takes qu1te a b1t f every she c es from r1e she l1kes Ken H1 very Frank s tim PAT ICI MURETIC belongs to the KentOnlan Taleoken Tr1 H1 Y JUHIOI eet1ng and ture Teachers She IS famous for her beautl u try Patty okmg forward to tak1ng Journalxsm at college H gj RO ERT w YDOCK .-l MORET MULLER MYERS OLSZEWSKI PAPAILA MOSHER MURILTIC NETOSKIE OMECINSKI PARKER MUDD MYDOCK OFIESH ORRIS PATZ W tey belong o the Board of Act1v1t1es Band and Cho1r Bob IS a ree year m ber of the varslty basketball squad He thmks Sam 1ll lookmg for h1m soon N MA E MYERS embe of room 212 Jean collects souven1rs postcards and s a s for hobby She plans to attend a commerc1al school and hlC work after graduat1on OSKIE n1e an actlve member of the Sen1or Tr1 H1 Y Gxrls Leaders H A plans to do secretarlal work as her vocat1on Her extra IS taken up w1th sewmg and readmg and RINE OFIESH ctor Oflesh belongs to the jumor Town Meetmg Tr1 H1 Y Nat1 nal Honor Soc1ety and Sc1ence Club to name a few Known r fr1ends as C0OklE Catherme llkes to play pmg pong and OLSZEWSKI ank belongs to the Cho1r Dramat1cs Club Devot1ons Comm1t jumor Town Meetlng Natlonal Honor Soc1ety and Taleoken HIS lnterests 1nclude drawmg and a certa1n sophomore OYD OMECINSKI Trade School boy Floyd reports every other week to room He w1ll never forget h1s Jumor year at Ken H1 HIS plans undec1ded after he graduates RRY ORRIS arrys hobb1es are hunt1ng and f1sh1ng He plans to Jom the Mannes when he flI'llSl'l9S school Although he belongs to the Band h1s ch1ef concern IS someone m the sophomore class CECELIA PAPAILA C1l IS a member of the Bank Staff She enjoys dancmg and sw1mm1ng After graduat1on C11 would l1ke very much to attend modelmg school BRENDA M PARKER Brenda IS takmg the D E course and IS a member of the1r club She l1kes roller skat1ng and IS an av1d fan Her plans are undec1ded at the present ARLENE PATZ Cookle belongs to the Commercxal Club Jumor Town Meet1ng Nat1onal Honor SOClety Devot1ons Commlttee and College Club Next year she w1ll attend Indlana State Teachers College 38 'LI 'A,,ff,-f ., Ag' v :A,'.f- , ,ff ., - 4 1.. sy . f . 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Q17 Jawa fe-6' 4 ,UPU ZLWVV7 iwfaf My fi was 'f 0 iv ,1 94 RONALD PATZ Ron s hobbles 1nclude electrical and automotive work He plans to go to the servlc and to customxze hrs car Rons mterest ns Arlene a Junxor at Har Brack GERALD PAUL Jerry 15 an actxve member of many clubs Cholr Dramatlcs and Taleoken Staff are just a few He is a member of Big Eds Gang Future plans Penn State PHYLLIS J PAUL Jean CH R 2123 belongs to the Leaders Club and Sclence Club Her hobbles are photography and nature study Goldylocks plans to attend Pitt Umverslty STEVE PAULOVICH One of our cross country boys Steve IS better known to hxs frlends as Pablo He IS a machinist 1n Trade School and will fmd a olace with Uncle Sam n the near future ERNIE PAVAN Erme who IS quxte an artxst belongs to the Art Club He likes to partlclpate ln baseball and basketball games Future plans are to work w-th a contractor ANDREW R PAVILLIAN Andy ns a member of room 212 He IS a baseball manager and lxkes to fish Has no defln te olans after graduatlon HERVEY A PEEBLES Herv our class presldent rs an active member of the Key Club Monitors Band and Choir He likes to partlcxpate rn track and cross country Colleve IS next for Hervey Pat a lxvely semor belongs to the Semor Trl H1 Y and FH A Her hobbles are lxstenmg to records and horseback rldmg She would like to be an accountant CHARLES PERRIELLO Chas follows t D E Course He rs a member of the Musa cxan Unlon Local 630 Hrs hobbies lnclude playing ln a dance band and arrangmv musxc Hrs future IS uncertam HARRY H PIERCE Harry who IS from room 213 belongs to Upper Burrell Sports mens Club H1s hobbies are skatmg swlmmmg and horseback rxdmg HERBERT H PIERCE Herb rs a resrdent of room 213 Hrs hobbles are hunting fish mg and photcgraphy He hopes to become a machlmst at Alle gheny Ludlum and raise a big family PATSY PLYLER This pretty classical semor a former student at Parnassus xs often seen wlth Shxrl Pat belongs to the Semor Trl H1 Y the F HA and the Future Nurses Her hobby IS playmg the plano After graduatlon Pat hopes to become a nurse CARYL RAZEY This semor from room 315 IS a newcomer from Jeannette Hlgh School Caryl was interested 1n music and lakes to play the pnano She played three years wlth Jeannette High School Band Caryl would lke to Jo n the Waves DELORES REARICK De whose hobbies are sewing readmg skatmg and dancmg IS also taklng the DE course and belongs to the DE Club She enjoyed her two years at Parnassus most and 1n the future hopes to marry Joe MARY ELLEN REED Red pals w1th Arlene Barbara and Betty Her hobbles are dancing readmg and drlvmg She belongs to the Future Teachers of Amerlca the Geography and College Clubs PATZ PAULOVICH PEEBLES PIERCE RAZEY PAUL PAVAN PEN ELLA PIERCE REARICK PAUL PAVILLIAN PERRIELLO PLYLER REED A ff XX ' ' f 'T' ' M 7 6-1? 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I- , , ... s an . v PATRICIA PENELLA J 39 SE IORS REM ALEY RICE ROSS RUPP RUTAN RHOADES ROARKE ROWLES RUSEK RZECZKOWSKI RICE RODRIGUEZ RUCCI RUSSELL SAM ROBERT REMALEY Bob also from room 213 spends most of his time driving his uncles car After graduation Bob hopes to go to college MARY E RHOADES The hobbies of this senior who also reports to room 213 are dancing and swimming Following graduation Mary wants to go to Ohio and work in a big plant JOHN ROBERT RICE Jack is the president of the H1 Y and a member of the College Club Besides girls he likes to travel and go to dances Jack hopes to study law and do government work PATRICK RICE Pat lists basketball as his faxorite sport and music and collect ing records as his favorite pastime He also likes to go to dances and hang around with his pals IRENE ROARKE Irene who is a member of the m c lub and the Bank Staff gives swimming r mg h obbies She wants to become a ty 1 eno to buy a car and go to Miami F a li B JU TA wh bei of 2 like t parti p in girls ha k bel nd v all Her o her 1 rests a dancing and J ra ion she opgs secur a nd then marry IE R ice s hobb are sewi sing g ancmg and Eddie belongs to t e e Cho: She w l a ays remember driving and Miss hilli ea t sses bition is yto betyygne a 41 secretary ff ff ,mf k.,'f A-X How RO ES ,, ,Lf,,,2, w e who is t est d rv P 'vwrftin is a member of st dyi g en ermg ffff 7 I t llege Club His fu plans include K MAR OME ICA RUCCI 71 LA K a is a member of th FHA and th AttendanceQStaff S plays vollevball and basl: tball He favorite hobbies are skat 1 g smgmg and collectmv pictures of Alan Ladd G ORGE LEROY RUPP member of 213 George s interests mclude big and small game hunting His ambition s to be a carpenter JOSEPH L RUSEK Joe who is a member of the football and track teams lists his hobbies as listening to music dancing and watching television Joe whose favorit subvect is global geography plans to go to college WILFORD M RUSSELT Moe whose home room is 213 is a member of the Band and the Geography Club Moes first mterest is sports He doesnt know about next year M ARIANN RUTAN Dancing roller skating and collecting records are Blondie s hob- bies. Mariann also has a great attraction across the river. A stu- dent of the D.E. course she plans to continue working after graduation. CAMILLA RZECZKOWSKI Morning Glory who enjoys wood burning pictures reading and painting has a special interest in dancing. Her future plans are to hold a secretarial position in an office. GERTRUDE SAM Zaza a member of 213 belongs to the Senior Tri-Hi-Y Junior Town Meeting Future Teachers of America and the German Club. She is a senior who is really serious about school. 40 ey! f VC Z5 ff J Qgfnytfff' W XPIS7 jsdevf 6, ffzffvfvf-ff 1 Ai!! 65-fdcftf-KJ' J HERMAN SANNER Tops on thls senlors llst are huntlng baseball basketball and hls car Taklng the Commerclal Course Herman plans to enter college or buslness school after graduatlon RONALD SANNER Ron who IS on th Assembly Staff and College Club llkes to play football and basketball He travels wlth Joe Deac and Ray Thls senlor IS college bound HARRY J SCHAFER Porky llkes to play football hunt swlm and work wlth electrl cal equlpment Attendlng Trade School he IS preparlng to be an electrlclan LLOYD R SCHRECKENGOST Schrlck halls from room 213 This senlor who goes to Trade School studles electrlclty Automoblles also take up some of hls tlme PATRICIA SCHRECONGOST Patty s maln ambltlon IS to become a secretary As a dlverslon she llkes to draw and palnt She IS often wlth Barbara and Camllla MINEKE SCHREUDER Mlneke who IS our Holland exchange student belongs to the Cholr Band Dramatic Club and the JUDIOI' Town Meetlng Ken H1 students have been fortunate to have Mlneke as a fellow student thls year EDWARD A SEDLACEK When one talks about outdoor sports Ed lS sure to be there After graduatlon Ed plans to get a good Job and then go to EDWARD J SEGER Ed came to Ken Hl last year from Punxsutawney Huntlng and flshlng take up most of hls tlme After graduatlon Ed would llke to be a machlnlst at Alcoa PATRICIA SHANK Pat who takes the Commerclal Course w ul llke to be a secretary after graduatlon Outslde of school s e llkes to read nd watch televlslon RONALD S NK Thls Trade c o bo yln t rh makplg We often see Doc rldlne a l PAT ICIA ANNO e s o t e n Jrse tr ltlle ene IS rn c Nurse lub e cts., o enter al Ho lt l hls rs hobby L SS TIC ky IS ac ve senlor ho Assembly d K nt nla Staffs H4 lke o llsten to popular muslc n collec r d H s e f s ar Ick and Fran el s to olr Taleoken KAT IN H'l3flllIANS This hlgh step lng Majorette e a secretary Kathy as she IS known to er l n s ually wlth Melba Lorralne and Ph llls LARRY SHEMA SKI After graduatlon Lan'y would llke to Jom the Navy He has played football IS on the track squad and IS also ln the Band ROBERT SHIARELLA Bobs future plan IS to study chemlcal englneerlng at elther Pltt or Tech He belongs to the amatlc and Key Clubs the Monltors and ? He can ually be seen wlth Lf!! M MM 1954 Jim. 1. 3 SANNER SANNER SCHAFER SCHRECKENGOST SCHRECONGOST SCHREUDER SEDLACEK SEGER SHANK SHANK SHANNON S EM KI SHEMAN SKI elt r nny ooc esQK1f.f ly ' file' A f f A 4 4131270 T , X, ef by , . , ,, , 7- f ,ff I A fs-ff Q U Il v 4 W ' 6 ,1 . S V . ,N Z K I .,. . ' . . . ll . ' . ' ' ,' . . X g 4, A , . I ' I -A 1 Y ' ' . 'fbi' . ' . college. ' ' l ' . ' 1 0 I 1 r . .S . . I I I ' ' A d ' his . f A ,Y f X 4 Pa h b g h tu , 4 ' mg . . . t T . . , ' i . ' NI .M I . . W O I . . y ' ' 'jar i ' i k. ,N r . ' ' - ' P ' ld to . I y . , .e ,JS . Y Q gg Y l r k ' .rw . Y . . . l I I 5 ' . ' . . ' f . ' SH .h F t' , ' s SH I I Q O 41 u 0 . f Q P P P 2 ' K 5 ' , IORS IONOF SLOSKY SNYDER SPEER STEWART SIMPSON SM I T H SOBOTA SROKA STOKOWSKI SIMPSON SNOZNIK SOLOMOND STASAK STOLLAR WALTER J SIEMONOF Walter belongs to the H1 Y and D E Clubs Hls plans for the future are to work ln the Alummum Company Sports are hls hobby ROBERT SIMPSON Sam as he IS sometlmes called says that gurls are hls hobby After graduation he would hke to be a brlcklayer or a baker WILLIAM SIMPSON Smxley as he IS known to hls friends belongs to room 213 He IS a Vocatlonal School student who hopes to get mto lndustry soon CHARLES SLOSKY Chuck belongs to the College Club Geography Club and Devo txons Commlttee He played football tennis and was a manager of our basketball team Studylng law at Dickinson IS hls future EILEEN SMITH Eileen would lxke to be an oflice worker after graduatlon She belongs to the Commercial and Leaders Clubs and was actlve m basketball volleyball and pmg pong ROBERT SNOZNIK Snoz as he IS known to h1s frlends ns a member of the Assem bly Staff Hls hobbles mclude sports dancmg and welght l1ft1n JOANNE SNYDER An active member of many clubs jo enjoys dfawmg oxl pamt mg and muslc She wxll always remember the Cholrs trlp to Harrlsburg H r plan IS to attend Indiana Stat Teachers College REGIS E SOBOTA Regus home room is 214 The Band and College Club claim hxm as a member He also enjoys collectlng records H1s goal 1S ANNA MARIE SOLOMOND Anna Mane a member of the College Club Commercial Club and Trl H1 Y likes to sew and llsten to good records She has fond memorles of her freshman Prom at Fourth Ave ROBERT G SPEER Bob IS a very active member of the Camera Club Hxs hobby IS photography He expects to study pharmacy HARRY SROKA Peewee a member of hoxr wxll always be remembered for his fine tenor volce mterests he in dancing cars and smgmg He hasnt ec what he wlll do next year ELISABETH STASAK A member of he FHA Leaders lub and Kentoman Staff Sls likes to skate nd swlm She wo d like to ralse show colhes among other thi CHARL S EWART J Stew ur Momtors e joys drawmg and sports Pursuing the Vocatl course he dans to go mto the field of draftmg PHYLLIS TOKOWSK Phyllxs a her hobbles as stamp collecting and llstemng and going to base ball games After graduatlon she IS going mto nurses trammg mber of the T eoken and Kentoman Staffs lusts KEITH STOLLAR Keith a slx year Band member enjoys model rallroadmg and playmg his sax He IS gomg to college to study electrxcal engmeer m 42 'S 'A . 1 - x , ' N X' ' ,L . lr .- . 1 S V f , , , . xx!-f ' ' , Q I , . . 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Myffaw deff BARBARA STULL Barb llkes to roller skate with her best pal Marlyn After graduatxon she plans to be a nurse and an X ray techmcran She IS an active member of the Geography and Future Nurses Clubs BARBARA A SUDERS Art and roller skating take up most of Barbs t1me Secretarial work IS m store for thls blond She once llved m West Vxrgmla BETTY LOU SUTORKA The Taleoken Staff and Commercial Club are Bettys mam mterests She also hkes to dance sew and swxm Betty wants to become a bookkeeoer or an accountant SYLVIA SYPENICK Slee a member of the Board of Actlvxtles Taleoken Staff College Club Leaders Club Future Nurses and National Honor Soclety will enter nurses trammg nn the fall She has happy memories of Fourth Avenue jumor Hlgh LARRY TERWILLIGER Jazz plans to enter Penn State to study mmeral engmeermg ln the fall Hrs mterests he ln the Monitors Key Club and College Club also m a certam Junior CHARLES THAXTON jaybird well known for has football and basketball plans to enter college after graduatlon This popular semor always has a wxsecrack for his buddles ROBERT THOMAS Business admlmstratlon IS Bob s ambxtlon He IS an actlve member of tne Future Teachers and College Clubs Pj H S and forelgn money are tops with hum ANN THORNTON College IS the next venture for thls likeable senlor Sewmg and sallmg take up most of Anmes time But she also lends a hand to the Art Geography and College Clubs SUE ANN TIPTON Susie IS president of the Semor Trl H1 Y and she belongs to the Devotions Committee and Future Homemakers Bud IS her mam mterest Bemg an alrlme hostess ns a posslbxhty VIELVID TOBIAS Swxmmlng and girls are the mam attraction for thxs popular senxor Pmky a member of the Geography Club plans to settle down after graduatlon Gall IS fxrst on his lxst JOANN Tocco This pert semor wnll go to Indiana State Teachers College to study elementary educatxon joan loves to dance and llsten t good musrc Her mam mterest attends Penn State and hrs n me IS jack RAYMOND TUDOR Ray a member of the College and Geography Clubs llkes to play football He IS often seen with Ron Deac and jay Ray will alwavs remember 308 and hls Junlor year MATTHEW TYLINSKI Mats hobbles are huntlng and flshmg He would llke t become a machmxst when he graduates ALAN VAN WINKLE Rap enjoys flshmg and skung He would like to ralse cattle and sheep He runs around with Jack Mxller and often goes to Turtle Creek Hey Rip what holds your mterest there? LEE VERZINSKIE This serious mmded senlor intends to go to Blble School and enter the mlssxon fxeld Lanky Lee belongs to the Geography Club 43 .. ,194 J 5 STULL SYPENICK THOMAS TOBIAS TYLINSKI SUDERS SUTORKA TERWILLIGER THAXTON THORNTON TIPTON TOCCO TUDOR VAN WINKLE VERZINSKIE f Q , .I A gfzjgxg V I 1 v - . ' J If 1 I A yy ! CJ 'A A 'f ,, . . , ' Vx --. in M ' ' 4 . , . , . . y TL y , . , , . n If Y r ... 1 Y , . , , , -y - u . v - 1 Y . - 1 , .rv W-5 .. ., . ' kr, - , 1 v I ' . 1 7 . 1 . 0 . I . - Q y y Q All , . . . ' . 0 . , ., I . 'x 'S Nl S IORS warg, c.-N' iii 9' WAGNER WALTERS WESS WIELOBOB WOLFE WALENTA WALKER WATKINS WERTZBERGER WHANN WH EELER WILEY WILLIAMS WOODS YARUSSI SHIRLEY ANN WAGNER Shirl a sharp Mayorette belongs to the Geography Club and Taleoken Staff She drives a blue Oldsmobile Nurses training is her choice of career BETTY LOU WALENTA Betty plans to get a Job doing typing or office work She is often seen with Pat and Irene She likes to swim and listen to popular records ELAINE M WALKER Bimbo plans to go to college after graduation She wants to go to Miami University and become an airline stewardess She has a weakness for green Plymouths GAYE D WALTERS Gaye has been in the Choir for three years Music is her special interest after being a good homemaker for husband Eddie THEODORE WATKINS Deacon is the treasurer of the Assembly Staff and he belongs to the College Club Hobbies include football basketball and Audrey He plans to go to college JAMES WERTZBERGER Wertz belongs to the Geography Club and is a member of the cross country and track teams He likes to roller skate and hunt After graduation he hopes to work for a contractor BEVERLY WESS Red would like to be married and work after graduation She is in room 214 and belongs to the D E Club Writing to Chuck and collecting salt and pepper shakers are her hobbies JUDITH LOUISE WHANN Judy is an active member of the Leaders Club Tri H1 Y and enjoys singing in the Choir She is now a member of 214 and hopes to attend Grove City College next year MABEL ELLEN WHEELER Mae belongs to the Junior Elks and the Church Choir She played tennis and basketball for room 214 She enjoys reading skatmg and dancing After graduation Mae would like to work in an office CONRAD WIELOBOB Ace who is a member of room 214 belongs to the American Federation of Music Since hls interest is in music he hopes to work with some phase of music m the future He is now lnterested in combo work PATRICA H WILEY Pat who plans to be a secretary is a member of the Tri H1 Y and Commercial Club Swimming and records are her hobbies JOSEPH S WILLIAMS Sylvester hangs his coat in 315. His hobbies include basketball and football. Sylvester hopes to be a soldier in the United States Army after graduation. ROBERT WOLFE Playing basketball and shooting pool are Foxie s hobbies. After graduation he will take up electrical work. MARGARET WOODS This clever senior is a member of the Attendance Staff National Honor Society, and editor of the Taleoken. Peg, who hopes to attend college, thinks Gretchen is tops. JACQUELINE YARUSSI Jackie, a member of the Geography Club and the Commercial Club, likes to dance and read. After graduation she hopes to go to business college. The summer of '53 holds some wonderful memories. 44 O q,.f7'lfVfX Q ,M fc C ffwvifw ,063 X14 iff X oe C jr!! t Af rL!lf77 L2 CLAIR YETKA f' Marxnes or to become a Bell Telephone employee He hopes someday to own a Ford convertxble and nde with Rusty BETSY YETTER Wrxtmg to Don readmg and makmg maps are lxsted among Betts pastlme actlvltres She belongs to the Future Nurses and the Geography Club Her ambltlon IS to become a housewlfe RELDA MARIE YOHE Working at Murphys takes up much of Rel s spare time She IS often seen wlth a certam boy named Dan and ID the future she plans to become a housewife BERNARD YOKES Donch s Market occupied much of Curley s time this past sum mer In his lersure moments he spends hrs trme drlvmg and swlmmxng I-Ins future IS undecided untll after he serves ln the Armed Forces MARLYN ZADAI This pert efficient blonde belongs to the Bank Staff Marlyn marches as a Majorette for the Upper Burrell Flremens Band She olans to become a secretary ln the near future BARBARA ZAMPERINI Thls peppy senior s mterest rs centered around that certam one Chmk She lists swlmmmg and danclng as her favorite pastimes Zamp belongs to the Trl H1 Y and Commerclal Club MARGARET ZANOTTI Margie belongs to the Leaders Club Bank Staff Commerclal Club and Natlonal Honor Society Basketball swxmmmg and softball take up much of her tlme She IS usually w1th Bubby and jenme ALFRED ZEDIAK Thls sports mmded senior belongs to the German Club The Umted States Air Force holds a place for Al xn the near future Hunting and trapping are his favorite dlversxons DONALD ZELLEFROW This DeMolay boy belongs to the Geography Club Listening to the rad1o and swlmmmg take up Dons spare time After graduatlon he mtends to take up electrical wxrmg m the Army ZELDA ZILNER Usually seen with Anne Jack Zel IS undeclded about her fu ture Besldes domg a vast amount of readmg she belongs to th Future Homemakers of Amerlca and Geography Club HARRY BLAKELY Although a Trade School boy Harry rs seen often around the halls of Ken H1 Hls mterest ln mechanics runs hlgh He wlll always remember the fun at Stewart Harrys plans after gradu atron are as yet undecxded PAUL CHECKEYE Paul likes to play football basketball and to swlm Although a newcomer to Ken Hx, he has made a lot of friends After gradu atlon he plans to go to college take physical education and become a top notch coach someday JOHN REED Thls future farmer hangs his coat m room 213 John belongs to the Dxstrlbutwe Education Club and ns an experienced hunter MARVA WILLIAMS This vlvacxous young glrl drives her homeroom teacher to dxstractxon as she ns never m her home room Popular wlth every one, Marva would hke to settle down to marriage after graduatlon SENIORS NOT PICTURED CHARLES BEVAN ARLENE WIRICK 45 YET KA YOKES ZANOTTI ZILN ER REED J f I 9 4 YETTER ZADAI ZEDIAK BLAKELY WILLIAMS IGH YOHE ZAMPERINI ZELLEFROW CHECKEYE lf lg ' , ,Lf fwfffkf gk., ff' ' f , 'T w ' 1-7 J, , ., V - lf iff Q , K gt of Q1 f 1 , L 1 A af L f ' wfffff' as ff f ,W A , ' V X V M ' A ' K' fr f ,VL 4 QLX 4 f'r7f4,ff I! 1 w M I If I 'V , L A , 1.4! ' -.A ' '1 I Q v ' If f X L . -1 '- 1 1 K, f ,V ' ' , 1 1::f4 - I . 'KH I . f H V,.!- V, AL, ,, t. jerry, a three-year member of the Band, plahs, to join the - J , . . . ' s V ' V I . . Y . Y . . V , . . . . . , , . . , . , . . b f 'V . y . . . . , . . , . . . - 1 . . H y , y. . Y - I f lf vl K V, f 'IM fp.. ,N I, 1- l f ,- 1 f fx ,V L K 1 , , , , Cl 'V L' lfpfilfuff 6 S J U IOR CLASS aff L 'If ef N LZ, 510 r 1 Ro Mr Man ko S Howell F 7110 l Kayafa Mr Tho p on c' nd Ro r urnert I Nl Ap 'lla rd R Mr lra71 r Mr Warn r OFFICERS President IKAROS KAYAFAS FANK ZITO SHARON HOWELL Vzce President Secretary TED YOUNG MRS THOMPSON MR BURNETT MR WARNER MR MATISKO MR APEL MR FRAZIER Treasurer Sponsors Under the able leadershlp of Mrs Thompson Mr Burnett Mr Warner Mr Matlsko Mr Apel and Mr Frazler the jumor Class has attalned th hlghest proceeds ever attalned by a Jumor class at Ken Hlgh from the sale of candy and magazmes The money from these projects w1ll be used for the annual Jumor Semor Prom Another dance for whxch the Jumor Class IS noted lS th Harvest Ball whlch IS held annually sometxme ln the month of November JO X , ll , l Y 'J X' ll T V5 X Sk X f l xx ix M SQ Fls. wi . ls . . . . -V . , S. s. m s . X S-co wi M .T. Y0u1g. r, el, Y f I - K K , ' 4 lf be X , V r x x A I Y ff.- A kg 1 fir U M - ' ' T Q X X. .- N I I . V . . ' , . - . X .R XX rj X 'fx ,X XX ,T 5 46 V X3 -lf Fira: Row: M. Abraham. D. Aclclm. C. Acre. B. Adamb. H. Aflamsky. P. Afranax. Se-fund Row: B. Altus. IJ. Allen. I.. Allan P. Allen, K. Alquiwt. A. Arabia. Third Row: Arabia. H. Arbuckle. P Arrhibald, Armstrong. R. Armitage. M Arner. lfourth Row: B. Baker, C. Railing. R. Barts lacci. D. Bayne. B, Bayne. S. Beacom. Fifth Row: P. Beatty. B. Beck. C. Becker P. Becker, T. Bell, P. Bernardo. J l Sixth R Z B i. . Berzold. R. Beve rig 2, 'E, B' a. W. ishop. H. Bitar. W ii ' f I I f X f 1 l evcnth Row: S Bus W. rue. lf. Provo P, Bowser. Boy . T Boy . I .J ' JV . 'A Q if P D D! ll i i If .D A '1 fi iffslhgm ': llfvtdlfadl ' . .Bri5coe. S EI Brom? . B u 0. R. lf.l:y. L. Cac-bar 'lj 1 If ., fl , J' U 4, ff Ninth Row: Callahan. B. Camp. D. Cap erell. A. Canady. T. Canon. P. Carson. Tenrh Row: B, Cashell. Cabhell. Ce-c mrelll. R. Charleton. M. Checkeyc. E Chickerella. 1954 Q 1 . n 'V' 4 1 i ah., ' , . 1-. if fem xf' of x X11 'Q-',' ,I .lWJ.l I I D JU IORS Our students learn of other countries in this vast world. W 9 W Nyiyp?5NM4ji ' M1 A Mvf gy 1 41,11 R ' 044, lj! brit' ' L r H f f K - 4. ' M 4' fin, '-DQS . wt V f 'Ll J 'Ja Y' X 'T 4 If-. gf Q . V 11 , 3, D f D Hr.. Row: G. cplarke. L. Cleve.. M. Conwell. ' , Cook. B. Cooper. L. Cope. . nf: 'P I Q QR Q , X . i Second Row: A. Corbin, D. Ccury. E. Q ' Craig, P. Dahm, A. D'Andrea, E. 11 A. D'Andre-a. 4 ' J 1 gi i. Q k M 5 r ,Q 5 'Q 'n..rd Row: fa. 1Jm..Q1,. L. Dm... P. Dams. g N V Q - H. Dunn. M. D1-Yum-. A. Douglas. .. 'Y . , I sf ' , . x X I Il W . K La.-'41 A A i lx YW Q 4 M 1 1 V 5 I-onrxh Row: H, Drake. fx Dubas. Duncan Cv. Durxck. Dzurovcxn. R. Eazer, . t - 5 ' K V - t . ... .vii A' M 5, Iwfrh Row: M. Edwards. Elder. G. Elias V ZA L. M. ffllmu. D, Iimmerl. If. Ewxng. r X . .42 t 'lv n - t x. V I i an ' f sv- W5 5 Q . 1 V 4 S 'I ' Sivrh Row: P. Fabrxck, B. Fe-il. H. Fennell I, , 'nl V f A dlgr 4 3, J. Fenuglmeno. J. Fern. j. Festa. 'wx wb , A .in 'Q Q K - td . 0 5 1' Se-xenzh Rom Mm fuk 1 Heeg f , 0 e M f Pow er vt. fp flii M- PUB 1 IX' . MW V 4' X Lf' 4 UQ',AfQf I Q C W H fi ' f iffy' I If VII' V l fl Shorthand is of great value to the businesswoman of today. lwrxr Row: K l'raLn-r. P, l'rxCk. J l'rxxx-'lun dl. lu-. A. Gal:--. ll. Gala-mmw, S1-fund Row: Cf. Gamble. D. Gavin. M. A Ch-nwnnu-r. K. Gm-orgevxch. M Claw. D. Cllvnln-rg. lrlurd Row. A Goerman. R. Gould. .-X H. Grandma. li Grda.-rx. Glxrowxlcl. llacldun. lwrxzrtlm Row: l'-laldzv. Hanlcov. li llanxm. C. Harlclrlx. If Harpxrm-r. Hvnxlvv. lwfrh Rom R. Heavner. D. Hegz-Jaxx. li Plaid. R, Henderson. G Hep!!-r Sl Herrington. Slxrh Row: D. Hevarr. B. Hnghlandx, H Hull. Hxllxard. E. Hrmew, S. Hollouax. Seventh Row: T. Holloway. N Holmex. D Howard. S. Howell. E. Hutfman. Hunxenlulz. -1 954 f t Q Q . : , f- ' I V A Q -5 . V A' X ' n R 5 H - e -. Q is B ' lg W 4 if 1 54 - cl Q wg 4 V a. K v, 1 I ' TQ Qi 5 ' . X 3 1' -3 . A Q. X f . . K O . , 5 LQ ?' GJ - K ' 1 - l N X' - ' J Q' -s g .1 S' Q in A K 1- i , Q ' .q , , lx E .2 1 -.5 f A. i 5 v' I A 5, U . ch . JUNIORS P an Q' .W First Row: S. Humenski. C, Hutcherson, J. f' W Hutchinbon. R. Jabkey, C, Johnson, G. Johneon. .fi t n. - -s . I It X ' 4 V l ,I L i it wi K - A . 'xl ii N -- A 'N 1 4- 6 ,, Q ' Second Row: Johnson. Johnston. R. johnxon. S. johnaton. B. jones, D. jones. X 'Q , iw ' , Xi ii .. - ': fi? ' . 1 X , F. if ' fwfw' 6 Y i,.. 2.55 ' ' ' ,V h Y 4-15 f Qlll it -Q. ? Q Q as 6 lt 1-. 5 K Third Row: F. joseph. C. joawig, S. Jun!- X b ham, R. Kaluzny, K. Kane, R. Kapustik. , ,i V x I . m I 5 X ...xt -A rad, i... ! V- X X A X x . .. 'f , 1.3 . . , Fourth Row: I. Kayafas. F. Keczmer. V Keller. Kelly, Nl. Kellev. G. Kennedy. K 'V ' A V Mr- . G Fifth Row: S. Kreitzer, P. Kraft. E. Kowal- Y i A-,. G czyk, T. Koscianski. F. Korzon. lVl. gy Q - V W Korenowblti, x.' i V .ny P X 4. Q .Hx i Ag , H tu ' I. K 1. 1 ,ly , I fl 5 N L. G Sixth Row: L. Kolcun, E. Knuckles., D. ' 'ts ' Knapp. T. Kllngenamith, Kitzer. B. . W Kiser. -, V V , 5 1 If R '41 1 .ig .A by .fl , ' . iw x SM Seventh Row: D. Krider. R. Krisleit. B. Kristof. J, Kristof. L. Krompltz. B. Kubiak. The Library holds knowledge for all. 9 - - 19 Fxrsr Row: L. Kulesza. F. Kullck. N. Kunkle. R, Kwake. L. Landis. M. Legge, Second Row: N. Leonard. W. Lewis, D. Lvngelbach. G. Linza. E. Llstwak. D. Locke-xr. WWE? '91 tv 'Nr '1 E ThdR:. .,lg,A.M , L1 ' .J ,V -. ' g no L L Fourth o A. Marsh. R, Marzxale. ' Marz o L. Maslarik, N. Mason. R. Mau. , Q . F , R 1 -, U' Flfxh Row: P. Mazur, W. MrAllister. Mc- Closkey. McCoy. B. Mcffutcheon. V. f 'YH vp MrDonald. f 1 Xj Q. I K I Q 1 4 A I S Sxxrh Row: McGeary. Mclfeever. D Qr K McLaughlnn, D. Meanor. Mele. H. to Menrzell, aff X N1 r :L ' 1' f u X Sc-vemh Row: G. Mcrrvrnalm. M. Mm-srrr. P. L' ' s- I sf ' If N ,.LQ ' . . IX ef Vx af 4 1' If V1 b am f , la! f f Z KK Q . . . v f Y. lf. .1 4 I Q .ks 1 I 5.1 Mlkesell. M. Mlldlmer. Mlldrvvx. fi, Nliles. Good wholesome food is en- joyed by these Ken Hi students. AL.. 3 'fif JUNIORS .. . - h.'- X X vi 1 x .li- 1 I ,X v 'M if 1 A ,fax bf' V l ev 7' F I Q 0. nl l . . .I -' 1171- 1: -Q-me-. A 4f Y, +1 . , if 1' Nl Q f X ' - E?:T .. Q. .- 4- . xx . . 'Xb ,TJ at iff Hiiilii- 'wr--bi . 8 T2 . 1 L Q ' Y ' 5 l u, EP L hx L l fl . F M an Ialfi.-.Sr -l 4 l .ef is will Y-3:2 N l 4 1 ex, . , .il C1 S ' s .. Q 1 u N 'fm M nm! Choir rehearsal results in a fme Chorale body as indicated by this session. Furs: Row: G. Nlxlcs. l.. Nlxlf-N. D. Nllllcr. G. Nllller, Mrllvr. P. Nllller. Second Row: A, Mxtclmcll. B. Mitchell, C Nlodolo. F, Nlonsouir. S. Nlooney, V Morgan. Thxrd Row: l.. Nlo-eh Nlurrav. R. Murray' E. Nap1erk0'.s'sk.. D. Ntal G. Nee. Fourth Row: F. Ne-polello. R. Nydes. ,I O'Donnell, A Orrsnflc. S. Orsmi. R Owczylcowskl. Fxfrh Row: L. Paleua. I'. Pall-ua. G. Pallone P. Panfll, D. panlan, R. parker. Slxzh Row: L. Parsons. Y Pavlxlc. M. Paw luk. D. Pednrella. C. Perrxello. R. Perhzel Seventh Row: R. Phillips. T. Pxerce. R Pnsano. R. Pizsch. G. Plus. R. Plasrino. I Machine shop prepares many for their future work f f O I 1 ' L I X I I , , I ,rf Furs! Row: G. fomfru rt R1 d -I. Rr-1-d.R Rnd R 1,,xnl S1-cond Row: Rhm R 10 Rnblwmw. R Rm-:hr-lv. Hurd Rom: I.. R Rrrdamxkx I-rmrrh Run I X--ILC Ruth ummm I-uhh Run I' rlcrxon. K Sfhlvkar Sixth Row- Cv, S H rn lk Shr N 1-IS:-x1mPSL11Ll B, Srhmf '. 'I S1-llarx. I Sur-xmrh Rmv R S H S1 Sh.1nk,f1 S? . J, j 4 1 Jr, . X . JUNIGRS A s., ..,.. ... -. fs ffuf! :Leaf .L NW use it at arf 5 'WH 'V be E its if ixhlrm, fl 41 pc 'divx'-. M Lflfbtz First Row D Shemcr D Shulus D Shupc Shutve R Spler mg C Simpson P Slullen Second Rom B Smlclk R Smith Smxth F Sowol M Speedy Spxnelll Springer Third Row M Stadterman R Stephens A Stewart R Stren kowskx lx Stroup E Susco vlch E Sweetland Fourth Row G Szajna A Tant linger C Taylor L Telchman Terrana Txmko Trzeclalc lfth Row R Trzeclalc H Tur ner M Uncapher V Urbany Valley K VanT1ne W Varner lxth ow Vassar Vaughan M Venglll-c R Ven ter T Vernam K Vngrass C Wagner Seventh Rom D Wall D Wa chol S Warmer D Whlpp Wlelobob Wnll Williams Fug th Row Wills L Wnlls D Wnsneskx B Wocosky A Wolfe J Woomer J Wrlghr Ninth Rom D Wyant D Yan shak D Yeager D Yobv l Yohe Yohe T Young Tenth Row C Zappala R Za leskx R Zentner C Zeolla erlck Zerouc 7nro .IUNIORS NOT PICTURED M Adams T Corey P Dunn George S ohnston W Kclbler B Kelley S Knarr D Llnscnlnxgler Makowskx oses Oc ner Prouser A Rossi D Shadle S Smnth J Splllers W Sub lmsky W West xl ' 1 X v - , ffcf f 'f , ' 'fi '. g . , . K' ff, If ' I ' 4 ,V ' f . , - If .' V f . ff'if.'57f, ,l ' ' 'Z'L.','lf.' . ' ' N W 'Y ' ' ' - I , . V b fl Ig, 3 ' l , ex . A l .3 . N6 I ' ' T. 1 Q- A if 5 J. A pl. . Ov XL e I I s S - P, V A ff ' .' ' ' if J y A if , N 'N t x A A. xx at , A x I 4 y , V ' - ': . , -. - , I J c. .B1'.Pf 1: f R Q7 QS 5: Q K t X ,g ' F' : . ' . . - . fi E ,.A L... T iv ,j ., , A wa , A ,, V . Q .49 K V -Q E i 'W ' ,N K 1, IZ mf, If 1 ' . 'H 6 3 s' R : M. H -- . C. sl 1 . - ' S .Ifll..'.'Bl Q ' , as ' - : , , - l 4 ,yi frg fn 4 4 . 1 - H Q I 1,1 ' - ff 2 ' ' V ' A h I 'Z .. .K K, ' L l I . . . . I . Q1 M 4 1- f J lv W ,, V. , ' , - 'f , R. Z . s. fh. F. - - j- ',', H -'.1 V Q . . 'K' n- r f . ' 5 1 ,'u' 35:91. 'A N, I A 5 My A- A ,if 4 A 1 ' .JI ' . U ' , ' ' 4 . .. f 5- r f ' N QQ 4 5 ge xi, ,A l we ,O 111. 3,6LLj5x QL.:-'J if HQNNLKQQQQV lei tx Q, czslufxxx f-4 x X vqkxif 2 Q., Luxe , 'Q LA4' .OX 'F 5 'MA 'F- X T' Z L Floral arrangements fare stu s s' f T11 gedxswfg' Fred McK1llop makes announcements over P A system Mrs Potter s oookmg tudents L Vxt CN. Lf Y-X 74 la,h lps Barb ck th rherlts llyfob 3' f th The Band prepares to entertaln s emblles held th1s year. DLyHeT-gdra 1 L J f rof laughs on the f mn on Ylesf t a Qbufg were O1 st p1'oH I ,J by wazfcffyffsf Of ff 67l,? fflflf 5 2 747' lv jfhffgy' . i' ' 'w f 7 X L' .inn ,. ,r .f ' . , I - gs , - I - ,Af I , A , 1 , I I n ' 4 . If 1 V, L f ' I , I ,fl - Y . - V I P 1' . , ' fl of f ' e . . . . ' ' ' 9. K+ A J. f H l f , 1 , L :ff.ff1c7 . ' X M i , Q 'L V, e of many ass . l V n V , f ,A A, ,A J 172: fr 'xm an A pf rf 1 .' 1 f f A Z W , NM! , ,a ! fj, 7 N h were 3 A V I ' Af . . ' -pdl 'r' ' rx? 5 ' n't there boys. I 7 ' A f , A J , 1 fl , xf , W X, , h , 7. X J Sv J ' A7 ,fx , f , 1 L ' 1 - 1 - f ,gl X 'lf ,' 1 , 1 5 J ' J ' kv , N '--VND' 1 V , I ' X X J ' x V, - f f X V, . , gf ' '. xg!! I , 1 fjnwz ff? ,,L,l1-J, 'sf a f , X ff SOPHOMORE CLASS l'-llr Rlnghnffer Ms Hood I. Ma dak P Ph lllp T Re ek Lagoon Mr Upton OFFICERS President LOUISE MANDAK Vice President THOMAS RESEK Secretary JAMES LAGOON Treasurer PATRICIA PHILLIPS S P O N S O R S MISS HOOD MR UPTON MR RINGHOFFER The Sophomore Class held four consecutlve candy sales to ralse funds for thelr varlous act1v1t1es The ten homerooms were dxvxded 1nto teams Each team contrlbuted to one of the sales The mam soc1a1 event of the year was the Sophomore Hop on February 18th The varlous commlttees for the dance were headed by the class officers The decoratlons transformed the gym 1nto a lovely sprmg evenmg wxth fun and frollc for all MUSIC was furnlshed by Pastura and h1s orchestra Durlng the year two class assemblles were held wlth members of the class provldmg the entertalnment The Sophomores have also been act1ve In the many orgamzatlons and clubs of the school 56 ... -1954 First Row: R. Andrews. B. Antonacci. B. Armour. Arner. Arthur. Arrman. Second Row: D. Ayhbaugh. M. Ashbauvh P. Atkinyon. J. Aysse, J. Badura. j Bailey. Third Row: B, Baldrirlt. R Baldwin, L Ballard. L. Barkaai, R. Barron, B. Bas-h Fourth Row: j. Basra. M. Bannon. M. Bau mann. B. Bc-cker. A. Beitner. N. Bell. Fifth Row: R. Belli. A. Benn. L. Benn. P Bentlejewsl-ci. S. Bergad, Beat. Sixth Row: R. Bielara. L. Bittcher P. Bo an . - g Y B. Bogdan, H. Boland. I. Bordell. Seventh Row: M. Horelli. D. Bosalc. Boaco. J. Bowser, Bowser. E. Bozich. Eighrh Row: Y. Braxfield. Brazer. C. Brink. R. Brookp. R. Brown. K. Brown. Ninth Row: F. Bruni. S. Brutsky. R. Buffone. J. Burin. D. Camp. F. Castro. Tenth Row: A. Catella. G. Cebula. M. Chalfant. S. Chaney. R. Cicolini. R. Cieslinski. I . 277 w fa Q X Cx l ' Q I . X Q -1 4-H -- - ---- -v-rv 1. 12 1 1 it 1? aim. . A Q 1fw,.,f' I IA P xi. -M wx- .xfi Q 4 1 V V ,l Q x ' A I xi: if A A 1 W1 , ,, ' 'x E' H 'V il. if ' I - l Ks l if o 1 MX L E 4 , f 3 . Q. N f rw xxx AX Xl 1-ml Q' G ,J r L x . ix is Oy Q Xxx tb lt. SGPHGMORE - . A I- c L um P ' 'K . . f 1, 6 O Q K. 6 E v 0- 3 9- F' R ' fi X 5' ff ,X W nf Q I N 0 i A h 'A A V' I , - 4 'J 5. W rv. 4 ... Furs! Row: A. Cnpollone. G. Clavpool. E Clonrz. T. Cochran. R. Collxns, V. Conley Second Ron: R. Connor. T. Conomos. Nl Coopor. L. Comm-n. S. Crlhhs. R. Crognale Thurd Row: I.. Daniels. R, Davls. R, Davis. H. DL-Cerro. Dcsamo. R. Dlann. Biology is a fascinating sub- ject. Fourth Row: G, Dickey. R. Dxfonzo. S Dohmen. S, Domnanlck. j. Dorociak. L Durborow. Fxfrh Row: Edmond. A. Edwards. A Elias. R. Engler. G. Faith. C. Farneth. Sxxlh Row. vl. Fern. D. Flscus. Fxshcr. C Fxtch. -1. Frank. G. Frm-derxrk 1954 , ,, I ' ' ' ' J fun! Row: G. Grav. E. Nl. Gravwon. Ni. L V ' Cr: A Ga. Cx.j. ' V E x 6 1 e on R ro s 'I no s Grow X 0 7 G V! g . S Se-fond Row: H, Hammmund. Hanes, I , Har-1. D Harmon, G, Harrgv. C Hnrrh -W t V M is f V 'xv x K I xx. I . ' Third Row: VU, I-lawk. B. Hecker. . Hei-.e. Hacker. N. Heffelflnger. B. Hegedua. P. 1 w 551 , . Future engmeers find plane geometry an advantageous sub ject Iourrh on I Hu ter M Hel ur M 1 lmn 'VI Horrlrugron P He R Hllllard .J urn 'Inn 'K u Rum Qrrx Hgvlawmn 1 0 s wi 4. bxxlx m urre N1 Horka 5. 0 w Mn 0 rxban L K x n 1 ou wx. 1 rnxnk 1 Q I rn1,,.1n 5. J A H? , xx 5 5 A -' Rff. . .H-1. if ' -a . K 8: 3 . I K - - ' , 1 V R 'i we K 3 A 'x wi ' , ' - - . K 1 e .H its a Q ,- 1 . - 4 8 i'x K 6. 1.m,Rm.,j H M 1 .LL A A HDL- V 5 ' 3- L PHc--b- -.R -:.J,Hm-f . ' ., r A f' . K-i x N XFXI' ' I 'f . Q l-' .- s - ' ':. Ru . D HK .Hen , . ':h. R, Y 4 v Q 5. Pi elim R. HKU' . -I H L1 ' . J. 1 Hwuxer. , ' , a 4 ,Q ' N. 1.1 , ' -' yy .. xii xe. fqf. , Ll N A s.- 1: R , R H. fd. cg H.u...- we r' H ' . '. N -Lfkwin, jacoiw, R. V -Y f V , Q A' ' , Y 5' ' . . . :f X J S 6 'X ' x . A G 5 K h Y 1 ' A ex me N s SOPHOMORES , G, R 1 -1? t -, A , ' , S' k . 'E'fm- v l sl We , K if L V ' if L: A x ' I L, ' ef' s N N . HXXYXQ-I 1 l f 'F 1 al Y as Q? ,rl ny, V if 'Q' -, 2 ff ? fl 1 ' ' ' xi' Xl V1 X x X l L, 'f - ts n ll We 1 ' x 0. ll'- E, J V: vi E, llrsr Rau' H Vluhnxon. li, jolmsmn. li ,lmu-N. fl, lumw. S hlurdan. lf. Knfurvv. S.-.mul Row Al. K--t-wv. R Km-ulwlvr P K-fu,g,uvx. l K4-Ill-v, XV. K.-llv. lb Km-rsivn lhud Rum: P, Klum-. C Knapp, -I. Knoskx' Nl l'xux.u'l1, l lktmnlflyk. P. lxuwAluw-lcx Study hall in 401 provides the atmosphere for Ken Hi's stu dents. Rom: H Kowalkomskx, D Kamal k A lwwurrlm R, Krau-mxkn. ,l, Krauss. D Krlder. f. Krolnfkl, as 7 L ' XXN 5- , , k , , ' lwftlm Pom P, lxnnlu-lc, lxunvs, R lxumflu il, lnqcmn. li ldlmlwrmonr, li Lauuu l , I ff P N sy , 1 fl Savill Run S lnsln-r, ll lfullt, ,l lmskx A R 1....t,,1 x 1,.t.'nJ.,,1, IJ 1.-me , ,,, f - A X .L la ' I S4-umlm Hum P l.m,1L-nh-lu-r li lxnlc. I fl, 5 . 1,..p.,mf IJ l.vlt-,J x1..1..lk., 1. x1n.1g..L .. .. 1954 U' , ., , Y . 0 3 -r First Row: Mang. D, Mappin, M. Mar- nnez. Marta, C. Mathabel. Massl. ' 'fQ:,,' ' I v f , 4 I A sir M.. Second Row: N. Masters. B. Matisz. F Matthews, N. McClmtock, S. McCollum P. McCoy. Third Row: I. Mrcullough, D. Mccurcheon J. lVlcDowell, E. McGregor. R. Mcjunkrn li. Mclfallip. Bus transportation IS provlded for these Lower Burrell students 'Or 14- Eur Fourth Row C Mclkelvcy T Mclflllop Mclklnley G Mc uaxde Meade Meanor NNW Frxh Row P Medley P Menteckv D ll-fleyers B Miller R Muller S Mil er Srxth Row T Muller B Mitchell D Mrchel tree H Xfhrteff B Monrgomers .f 'H' Al Seventh Row C Moore R Morgan M Muder M Muller Mullrca F Murrav is v lu - -J. Y .' 5 . 1 Q, 1 I ' X I' X: i I .1 5 5. . , . Q . r. P. I Q L! A W' D x af V, A A'-'iw Z fr '1 Vt, : .v f 'S . '. . . . ' ' .. . . . . . l . A 1 , 1 1 ,Y ' .r rt x Montgomerv. D , F S A ' A -L K, , I Q .X 5 . Z R W. t . , :Q .1 -1 .. 4.62. ' . ls - Abi r . 5 7 X ' is ' -: . . . . . 'fe K - . A 4 . . .J. . . ,, e - V x SOPHOMORES e I Y I 6. l 6 6 9 s ! tl. , I t ' X 1 1:5 . Av x . Y KH L' 'tl 'ff A, ' if Q - :' ln X 5 Iv 'V . x I I Q l v C . D a 9' . x f first Row: M. Naamy, A. Naccararo. Nader. Navuglxa. C. Nelson. Cy. Nxrhols. Second Row: R. Noullet. Olson. H. Omecinsku. P. Orlowskl. M. Orosrek. B. Parkhill, Tlxlrd Row: R. Parobek, A. Patterson. K, Paucrson. l.. Pauls. N. Pavlxk, A. Pawluk. Majorettes practice long hours and develop unusual routines. 5ourrh Row: G. Porters. D. Phillips, P. Phxllxps. Nl. Prercc. H. puke. A. Pnroch. , S I 1,3 .V ' Q.. I ,V :- L 4 Lk 5 E . ' g :I :' -- L 'f X ky 1' E 5 N xl li Mm . 1. F , 1 R .' y ' . 'P' as lf ' 7 . 'ir , I A I af, sk x Z .. .1 l f , . F V ' C s Q lfxftll Row: vl. Polak. pomfret. Pronesu R. pnsl, -I. Powell. G. Powell. Sixth Rom: D. Quarles, C. Quigley. Radeshalc. D. Reed, Reeves. Rs-goll Seventh Row: J Reimer. D. Rexsfh. E Remalev. l.. Remalev. T Resek. C Rice. 954 , 6 A .F Fun: Row: P, Rlchafdwn. J, Rlddle, B , 'fi' S' . Roberts. W. Rohmson. H. Rochna. f I 1 In X A 1 Q 'ff mx x 4 , 5 st-wma Row. M. Rodgers, J, RU... D, Row, ' V, 6 R. Ruxek. R Salsgn. N Sands-rw. If ,J . mt m 2 t X 3 ' M P a Third Row: Nl. Sangerson, M. Sanner, S. .' Schnrf, H. Scott. L. Sculco. Searlght. I n 4 7 'QQ ' of ,t.wQ.'Lf ffm fd If I. 1 C 4, A f W NYM 1 aff fb fjbv 19' 7 J X f V Dxjrfxffzbxff 5 K , U . F QKXL CJ 'XC H jj , f A L1 ff 1, l 5,7 Exerifge helps build gk-,Od body structure. . Q ' Fourth Row. B, Sekwmski. WJ. Szajna. ', f U St-mfxne. Shaffer. G Shank. R Shank. 1 ' , VY x. ..- 'sn G. Q' ' mm, Row. R. sham. C, sheph.-fd. B. sw. C monof. A, Simon. V Skohut. R Shkka. 4, K x v ' k t . asv 5 f, - .-L' lr 1.X : , 1335- - X 5 A Slxth Row: D. Smxth. ,I Smxth. Srmrh. 21 . 1. XV. Smith. L. Smouwe. 51. Snvder. 6 C- 'vs' Seventh Row: P. Soentgen. J. Solomon. B. Stanknewcz. D. Stewart. E. Stewart. D. Sucklev. I SOPHOMORES F 'I Y Z Ee Q C If Q 'X 3 fa it x kj , Furs: Row P Sun D Stone R Swank A Sweeney M Takosky J Taylor Second Row P Tobin R Torok R Trlnclante B Ttofka C Tromza B frzeclak Third Row T Trzecnak M J Tylmskn Tyson C Urbany D Vannort D Voegtlnn Fourth Row B Walker P Walsh A N!arr-ha n L WashlasL1 P Wasyllk P Watters Fifth Row D Wagner G Weber A Weltzen P Wertzberger G Wldmer C Wiley Sxxth Row D Wiley D Wilhelm Wxlhelm G Willard B Williams Wrlllams Um r-'Z an 50 Ewa: D-N NN '25 -2 nm N 16 as F13 E 3,1 N ez S Er? 0' Il Fl Seventh Row M Wilson E Wolfe Wolfe O Wolfe D Woods Wygonxck Q Umth Row Zeller B Zola at .M , 3' M Cunmngham S Evans SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED S Ames L Calabrese D DeCecco M Dmtchko C Forbes Gensbxgler C Grammer B Green erg D Leebel S Lmsenbrgler R Mallm S Mc Clancy R Pumer D Richardson N Schnffhauer P Stoslc S Summers j Stone C Sublmsky G Sulorka S Thomas E Thompson T Turk C Waddell . V Y7 , . ' A, 4 .-' ' , . ,, 9 ' L' ,1-1' 'X-, - 1 ff ' 'Q' . 1 . ' 'f R f .S S . . N . A 'fi I 4 , W I 4' r q ,i 'V' v I L ' , 1 -Tiff! - X A w ' ? , , w ij -- ,, N 7 rx , 1 ' A I ' I T ' A 1 F . 'W ' 4 is , !. A Ai, ' I ' . mari' - s- 4 f N 4 ' my N ai, ,. J' , 4 1-' W f 5 ' ,, Q .. ' - , an - , A T s , A e' 5 E W . 4 S X F . Q. D L'4. ajfaj ' 1 ' A T Q M - S ,1. 'eL, F , N f I 'M' 5 I ' e 3 5 4 . .+I N-:fl , - V 1' P y , , ' , . , N ' Q l l I ibgfig-i2i.g,i,-ig A I ' N , 7 . ' R S S V D D T W 5-an r it ,. 2 ,- w Q :.,, its w i M Y A , at feasy k F , I S 1 f' S 'J 5 S 4' 1' ' 5 -ref as , Q! , A -km' 7 1 i w.,, V gl l. 2 7 my '.4f 5 '3 1 , 'zi' : ' . ' limi . V f' Q e X N . sf I S , a, 7, ' . ' . pf, . X . N is h I ' ai, I 47 T , i , ,fi 2 Q ' 4 1 ' ,fx jfvgfff 4 256944 T f 1 X f X As Fred Rav Deck Frank and ester watch Delbert and R6g1S show how a physlcs problem IS solx ed Only the best of harmony Hows from thes four Mxxed Cholr VOICGS - Ann. Reynold. Pete. and Marlene. 65 One of Mlss Frys art classes IS completely absorbed 1n the1r work Long hours of tedxous pract1ce by jo R1 Bob Bev Mary Ann Bob and Pat are r wardmg 1n the fine productlon of I Remem ber Mama. With the help of the tiles Miss Boucher and Peggy find where Johnny is the fifth period. ,fu 'nu' rf' ,fdpv-I ,EA fi 5 3' R A V I LK D. XLJVM i , 11 Our Life Was enriched by our particioation in . . , I' X' , 7,1 I 4 in ' 44 ,fl O0 i Lili A9 UC E 2 ff!!! 1 ye fc , A I , AQ f jp I lcjfp ' ' .26i gf! i E ff! 1 I X ' I l If 'Y Al 1 Y, Lb!! whose meetings and projects r cw DEVELOPED LEADERSHIP PROVIDED RELAXATION ENCOURAGED TALENT WIDENED HORIZONS and made the 1953-54 school year an interesting chap- ter in our growth toward successful living in a complex and challenging world. JJ, 1-,r 1 Kyla, M 4- Lax 4' Q, 1' 4 'wc rt o oucher A C Hll ro nc ona no Kr1 Tocco C' lVla7ur N Sheftc eco d Row B M1lle P toko k e e u or a a e P Woo C H ha 1,1 vi Kee C1 Paul Mr K 1 C 0 Ina 1 11 r emc ucld YN pp me c C Gre r o her F Ol ze T aleoken Staff 1.,d1tor Assoc1ate Ed1tors Ed1tor1a1 Assxstants Sports Edltor Typxsts Photographer Artlst Sponsors Peggy Woods Lo1s H111 Rachel Krleger, Sylvla Sypenxck Frances Bonadlo, Beverly Browne Nancy Cappel, Nancy Frederlck, Conme Greer, Carol Hobaugh Constance Keesey Jo Rlta Latella, Ruth Lauff Carolyn Mazur, Anne McKee Nancy Mosher, Denlse Mudd Patty MUf9tlC, Cather1ne Ofxesh, jerry Paul, Nlck Sheftlc Joanne Sny der Phyllls Stokowskx Joanne Tocco Shlrley Wagner Frank Olszewskl Verlene Checco, Ann Conomos, Maureen Gross, Mary Lou Lmardl, B tty Lou Sutorka W1ll1am Mlller Mary Lou Massl John L Kelser, Lucretla Boucher 68 1 , f 1 '7'4f'4-...A ' rf .' I f I 4 9 , 1 ,' ff , I -.1 ffl ff 1 1, ' 1 ,' . .f si 4 ' , , 1 , 41 ' , 1 C x ' Q K ' I x A' fu 4 .f , 1 . l F1 s R nv: Nliss B , , onomos, L. i . B. B w . ll. B al . N. lfredcrwk. Laxelln. R. 'L-1.1111 J. . ,. . . . 1 . S 11 1 . ' r, .S ws 1. C. Ke s y. B. L. S t k . S. W gncr. C. Oh :-lm, . ds. . o L1 rl. A. 1 : . . . . . eiser. TZ .rd Row: M nr ss. M. L. L' rd', J S yde , S. Syp ' k. D. Nl . '. Ca el. V. Cl C o. . e . N. Nl s . . s wski. ,T . -f 9 7 1 9 ' s 1 1 , - s 1 1 ' e ' ' e 77 fy BOARD OF ACTIVITIES Ph Mt P F Mll f COLLEGE CLUB ffm! WWMMJ Board of ACt1V1t1CS The Board of ACtlVlt16S whrch IS the gov ernmg body of the school IS composed of fourteen members There are four faculty members and ten student representatives The faculty members are Mr Mxller who serves as presldent Dr Chapman Mrss Boucher and Mr jefferson The students ar three sophomores three Junlors three semors and a student secretary The Board has many dutles among whlch IS to choose the as semblles for the commg year They also hold a banquet each year whlch brlng the sponsors and representatlves of each club together Th1s year they held dances after several of the Frlday nlght basketball games College Club To help those who hope to attend college after graduatlon IS the purpose of the College Club Each year the college club sponsors a college career mght whlch representatlves from busmess establlshments as well as col leges attend Thls year there were more col leges represented than ever before benefltm the surrounclmg areas as well as Kemtes Tests for College Club members help each to declde upon the future course of study su1t able to hrm The capable supervlsors Mrss Elg6S and Mr Kelser are always w1ll1ng to glve helpful advlce lv 4 First Row: P. illips. N. as ers, M. L, Bashr S. Howell. S. Sypenick. . Zito, H. eebles. Lagoon. Second Row: Miss Boucher. Mr. i er. Mr. Jef arson. Dr, Chapman, I. Kayafas. R. My- dock. 1 6, 0. f 1 f. . f f i -4 f ' r I 0 Q u , - 1 . . 7 . . 7 - ' 1 - v U 1 - ' , . . e ' g , . . , . y . . l . . , ' 7 69 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety Nattonal Honor Soclety members are elected by the faculty counc1l, whlch bases 1ts choxces on the hxgh degree of scholarshrp cxtlzenship, 1 adershlp, and SSYVICG dlsplayed by the student dur ng h s hlgh school career Several students re el ct d at the end of thelr yuruor year, the remalnder gam mem bershlp after the first semester of the semor year Every year some members are el1g1b1e to take the Natlonal Honor Soclety scholar Shlp exammatron At commencement the so c1ety awards ten dollars each to the best boy and the best gxrl cltxzen chosen by th faculty O F F I C E R S President HERVEY PEEBLES Vzce Preszdent LEE VERZINSKIE Secretary CATHERINE OFIESH Q Wim INATI NAL HONOR SOCIETY rxrst now L. Hooaugh A NIC Kee C Mazur Latella F Bonadlo R Krleger J Whann Second Row P Plyler Hurl but C Papaxla M L ash M Zadax A Patz Third Row l Snyder Camo be P Woods S Sypemck M Zanom C Ofnesh G Sam ourth Rom L Hawker to owsku Meanor Roarke P Muretlc Iwlfth Row M Kllngensmtth C Mlnk L Verzmslue E Mont gomery M Gross A Con omos Stxth Row F Olszewslcx G Paul R Caputo Seventh Row W Lytle Comn H Sanner L Terwllllger C Wxelobob :Luth Row Shxare a Roult H Ptohles C Stewart CAME RA CLUB Flrst Row P Bogany V Mc Donald R DtFonzo P Hock tnberry I Bordell M Mar txnez G Nlllcesell Mlss Ball Second Row M Cooper B Greenberg D uarles M Kovach A Benner Hoover Knc-sk C Hatch Thnrd Row P Bernardo T Kelley N Schlffhauer L Bar Last L Rtnalcy P Kuchelt M Takosky S Chaney Fourth Row S ustham R Kun Ish R Baldwxn H Boland M Baumann B Hegeclus Fifth Row I: Bozxch H Brtar D Kersten G Frederxcl-t T Conomos P Kline Sixth Row T Boyd K Frazter W Muller Relsch Shafer Camera Club The Camera Club IS open to any studen 1nterested In photography Its aCtlV1t1ES ar many and varred, mcludmg demonstratlons of camera techmques, errangmg a dark room to process negatlves and prmts, tra n ng th school photographer v1s1t1ng studlos and de velopme laboratorles, and takmg field trrps They have had travelers from Afrlca, Syr a and South Amerlca to show color slxdes and descrlbe thelr GXPQYIGHCES Contests are held among club members and Natlonal Scholast f' Contest wmners prmts are exhlbxted for all students to see A banquet closes the soctal season O F F I C E R S President WILLIAM MILLER Treasurer ToM KELLEY Secretary PAT HOCKENBERRY . hx - 1 1, u - VC '. 42 - 4 sw . 1- Y. P f .H V, 1 1 I . I ' , 1. ' I f 1 .E Y ,J. . . ,A . . .BM Ii. 4, ,VJV , ll. . ,. , ' ' , S lt . . A.. . I. I Q . - .VJ. . Iifl R. ' ll. H, .n ...Q .Y l . . .J, . J- .:'. . , in : . . - . ' Q Df . Ji l l , I Ag . I , ', '1 . A- 'g fx . Q V ' -' s , T l f . A 4 l . ..-. B V A - - . C , 4! , , H ., A . . . . .. . 9 . . . H - V M . 1 ' . ., , ' ' ii 3 , 3 3 -, 'N ' - L, ' .. ' 5 . , ' X . , . . . ', . .. Q . 70 Wgjz g Kenton1an Handbook Staff Our school pap r IS publxshed about every two weeks durmg the school year by the stu d nts 1n th journallsm class The student Journallsts are under the supervlsron of MISS Russell who IS 1n charge of th pap r and sees to It that the reporters k ep up to date wlth edltorlals, features sports events and general news The journalists are d1v1ded mto dlfferent sect1ons w1th edltors for each sec tlon who are xn charge of certa1n pages of th paper The edltors responslblhty IS to see that the work reflects th lxfe of the school as It happens from day to day The Kentonlan has recelved several awards ln competltlon Wlth other h1gh school newspapers New students at Ken Hlgh becom lmme dlately famlllar w1th the lxttle R d Book It furmshes them wxth necessary xnformatxon about courses of study graduatlon requ1re ments and student organvzatlons as well as helpful lnformatlon concernmg the laws and regulatlons of the school Thls year for the first tlme a detalled floor plan of the school was mcluded to assxst newcomers rn flndmg, thelr way more easlly To the upperclassmen the Handbook IS a dxrectory of student actw 1t1es and the English Readmg Lzst All mate rxal ln the book IS carefully comp'led checked and edlted by the appomted staff memb r und r the superv1s1on of M ss Sadxe Owen kl NTONIAN ST AI I 1 r r x R A an 1 Qyd N HAND BOOK 51 All I 0 'Vlclk R a Nlal k S cond Ro X a e e ter e ' ' , ' e ' - . 4 Y . . . . . H e A e . 2 . . I . . . . . , . . - ' ' Q Q ' ' t. t, , V . . D - - . . . 1 , . .. . . . . - . . . . rf Q . .. . . . - . U . . . . s Y . . . . . . 2 S . . 0 . . 1 . lflrst Row: Nllss Russell. fl. Ma u . N, Shvfxr. T. lirum. l.. Nla-mn, A. Corbin. Cl. Altxncvcr. St-cord ow: . P vrsou. M. l.. l.m.rdl. P. Stolcnwskl. J .11 ' cr. Clk-sllnslcx. XV. llllcr. Furs R w: A, l 'ee R olwrr-, Nl. L, Bsh. Nl. Yfxlls. l' r' ec 1. e wx C. ' ughan. H Peebl s. Nl. M 5 . Keller. 71 Sen1or Tr1 H1 Y The Semor Tr1 H1 Y IS a Chr1st1an organl zatlon under the sponsorshlp of the local YMCA Open to all senlors It IS a serv1ce club orgamzed to ald worthy causes through out the school and communxty Annually the club sells name cards and presents the Sock Dance ln order to T315 funds for the1r major project, Rocco Arr1zzo1o 1n Italy whom the club adopted through th Foster Parents Plan for War Chlldren Inc The closmg event of the year IS the Moth rDaughter Banquet The club sponsor IS Mxss Dar1s Ph1ll1ps OFFICERS Presrdent SUE ANN TIPTON Vxce President CAROLYN MAZUR Secretary CATHERINE OFIESH Treasurer ARLENE PA'rz jun1or Tr1 H1 Y The Junlor Tr1 H1 Y IS another of the or ganlzatlons sponsored by the YMCA All g1rls may Jom one of these groups rf they are w1ll1ng to subscrlbe to the purpose whrch IS To create, ma1nta1n and extend throughout the school and communlty h1gh standards of Chrlstlan character Wlth the guldance of Mlss Boucher the gxrls have planned several serv1ce projects At Chrlstmas they sent cheer to a needy famxly IH the form of a basket of grocerxes A Sadle Hawkms dance closed the SOCIHI season Aprll 30 OFFICERS President JEAN CECCAREI LI Vice President FRANCES Bosso Treasurer ROSEMARY RUDAWSKY QQ? pax:- wGf'9'r SENIOR IRI HI Y JUNIOR TRI HI Y . . . . . . . . . . , . H . . ' 1 . .D . 3 . . ,, . . 3 ' J I S . . . . 7 i . . . . 9 - u . . . . . , . .... I , , , Secretary. .. .. . . ...,,..... .,,,.VERNA JEAN Rovs C' , N A C ' ' . -4' , . A V N T 5 WK ' Y 'Q ' ' ' u v -. . - -. A , V ' rx. . ' ,,. ,vfZ,, - ' A . ff,-f '- y . . Y F . 72 SOPHOMORE TRVHIWY HI Y Nffolhfogkflufuf YZ, j OJ YL ix Sophomore Tr1 H Y The Sophomore Tr1 H1 Y under the guld ance of MISS Hood IS on of Ken Hlghs most actrve servlce clubs Its objectlve IS To seek To find To share The servlce prolects for th1s year mcluded sendmg books to chll dren at Allegheny Valley Hospltal adoptx Ig an orphan for Chrlstmas makmg Valentme favors at Cltxzens General Hosp'tal, and pro motmg Clean Up Week The mam soclal event of the year was the annual Shamrock Ball Th1s summer two glrls vull be sent to Grove C1ty College for leadershrp trammg OFFICERS Preszdent JEANNE FQ Vrce Presrdent JANE MAAG Secretary MARIS SANNER Treasurer Lors SCULCO The rpose of the H1 mamtaln and extend thro IS To create ut the scho and commumty hxgh stan character The club promo es clean speech sportsmanship scholarshlp and l1Vll'lg Wel comed mto 1ts membershlp IS any student who accepts 1ts purpose and lS wrllmg to work wxth others ln carrymg It out The clubs soclal event each year IS the Chrlstmas dance As an annual school servxce, the H1 Y club deco rates a Chrxstmas tree whlch IS placed on the front stalrway landmg Mr Apel sponsors th1s group s of Chrlstlarl OFFICERS President JACK RICE Vice President HUGH LAVERTY Secretary Treasurer KENNY SCHANTZ f? 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V , I YE . 73 Key Club The Key Club 1S a servlce organ1zat1on whlch attempts to carry on the same type of program for Ken H gh as 1ts sponsor the K1 wanls Club does for the communlty The boys were especlally actlve th1s year and 11st among the1r 8Ct1V1t1SS cleamng the sta dlum after football games, sellmg specxal newspapers for the K1wan's on K1dS Day and helpmg the Red Cross Bloodmobrle Her Vey Peebles, past Lt Governor of the Penn sylvanla Key Club D1str1ct, th1s year serve, as Internatlonal Trustee and attended the Natronal Key Club Conventlon 1n Callforma O F F I C E R S President JAMES MOORE Secretary LARRY TERWILLIGER Treasurer DON WALL lx EY CLUB l'lr t Row H Polpe R ernlgan MrKxnles T Ruselc Remalex H Peebles I Moore Wa l L Terwrllxger Nlclkallxp G Weber C Moore D 'Vlappm D Sncl-clay rrond Ro Nl Vorlage C l.Vlllard C Naughan F Zito arro acrx Brunl on bxgllr I Kaya a lkru.p,f.r De xmone C Rice WL I f' Bal Tlnrd Ro R Collins R Venter nan a Va 2 Hartgr R Reed W Lytle W Nlarnorx B Gurney R Greg or Searxght H Na er S1 monof T Young Morgan DI X O I IONS COMMITTIJ' ko nan lu S Tnpton Bo ar A Patz H Cheatham lVlr lkllnlse Second Rom A Conomo Cae ar R Sluarella F Olszew Devot1ons Comm1ttee Although the Devot1ons Commlttee IS a comparatlvely new orgamzatxon, It contrlbutes much to Ken Hrghs sp1r1tual lxfe Under the leadershlp of Mrs Allce Klmke, the com mittee endeavors to brmg lnterestmg and In spxratlonal devotlonal programs on the last Thursday of each month over the publlc d dress system A group of four students ms selected each month from the members of the commlttee to conduct the program, thus grv 1ng each member an opportunlty to part1c1 pate Thls year the organlzatlon nas held several successful all school devotlonal as semblles 1D the gym before classes begxn We bel1eve thxs group does much to keep th morale of our school at a hlgh level - Q 'z . 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Q 74 Future Nurses Club Thrs club IS on of the most Important or ganIzatIons In the school Organlzed last fall under th sponsorshrp of Mrss Dans PhIll1ps and Mrs Ruth Flelds the club consrsts of grrls who plan to enter nursmg after gradu 2t1OH Some of theIr dutres are answerrng telephone calls runmng errands domg clerlcal work assrstlng IH the Tuberculln Testmg Program and Drabetxc Detectron Drrve The program commIttee arranges for the speakers at meetmgs plans Held tr1pS and bake sales These tasks provrde worthwhlle experrence for these future nurses OFFICERS Pt6SIdetlt BARBARA STULL Vrce Presrdent SHIRLEY BAUMILLER Secretary SHIRLEY HENERY Treasurer MARLEY WILL 'cada' wr' ,ff4N-,VV Red Cross Counc11 The Jumor Red Cross IS well known to the student body for 1tS outstandrng charltable work The annual Roll Call Drrve for 1953 1954 was completed In December wxth membershlp of 944 and a total cash contrrbu tIon of S80 70 Th Amerxcan Red Cross recog HIZSS the splendld work of the Jumor Red Cross members who have served and wIll con tmue to serve In the many act1v1t1es whxch are sponsored by the group The elected stu dent representatlves on the councrl are under the sponsorshrp of Mrs Grlesemer OFFICERS Presldent ANN MCKEE VICE President FRED MCKILLOP Secretary PAT DUNN Treasurer NANCY LEVENDORF fxikgypigfw ,AN FUTURE- NLIRSIS Ol AMF-RICA RFD CROSS FOUNC II . 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' 7 , . 6vf 50,19 75 Monrtors The Monltors Club was orgamzed 1n 1940 It cons1sts of twelve Jumor and semor mem bers Under the d1rect1on oi Mr Dunn these boys asslst at fire and alr rald dr1lls keep order In the halls between classes, and dlrect the home rooms to thelr asslgned places In the gym for school assemblles A MOHltOf IS on duty every perlod to act as a messenger Each senlor boy at the end of the year re celves a p1n as an award for the performance of h1S dut1es O F F I C E R S Presrdent BILL LYTLE Vice President RONNIE CAPUTO Secretary Treasurer CHUCK FREYNIK Assembly Staff The v1sual ald department IS In charge of showmg ITIOVIOS to classes and operatlng other machInes I he boys ot thIs club run sllent and sound projectors tape and w1re recorders The staff also handles stage propertles and floodllghts The system of showlng movles 1n each classroom, whlch was Introduced to the school system last year, has benefited both the staff and the students The staff cons1sts of forty boys under the Very capable guldance of Mr Ohver and h1s asslstants Thelr work frequently requlres SSCIIHCB of study halls OFFICERS President FRANK KRIEGER Vice President RONALD SANNER Secretary NEIL CORBIN Treasurer THEODORE WATKINS MONITORS larsl Rox L Terwrlllger C ax ur R Bartolacm K Schantz R Capuro P Bowser Mr Dunn Sncond Row H Peebles C Vaughan T Sc-llarl C Stew nrd Rom S Iarella V11 tx lrumk Como ASSI- MBLY STAFF r I m Mr Olnur Nloorf. H11 In D Yo p usr lnm B Cach B Snoznlk C1 f bul-I l' B-Ill I C Forrson Snrond Rom D Wall Sprmg r lk Huengke F Krreger B Walker Cameras Slum: S Baxter D Shadle Thmrd Row S Bergad T Kelley C Xaughan W Glouer R Ntnrer W Narner R Reed anner T War Ins I ku C Freyrnk -, . . , . , . . . 1 n 1 ' . . A ', G 5 , v: . I' ' , .B A art. Lhyrlel l I 'A Tl ': R. h . J. . . l-'. C. 5 '. J, , . l'I s Ro ': . '- , -b C3..lg., b,S.-j,. 5? l I,l 4. 9... . Q ' I 'L . . ' . c . . 2 . . . . . M. . K. R. s' f , ' lc- . Rf .l-N . ' ' . 76 P0101 If al ,ll 'IVA' .,,,c Q41 ABANK IQIAH, 4 5 I 5 0 4 Q 1 I-I-v J ATTEINDANCL Sl -XH- P M Coll R Ma r nd 'VI ahe W Mll r BL I 4 ' 4 1 4:-Al r 1 I Jlf Q Rolxkb. xl Jir4b.n M C' P1pa1a d 0 M 1 M 1 1 r Attendance Staff An honorary group the Attendance Staff has 1ts hands full at all tlmes Kept busy checkmg on absentees every day from the absentee sllps each p rlod thls Job entalls much hard work Sectlon room llsts excused lxsts and the schedule cards 1n the file must all be consulted to msure efhclent vxork Each g1rl g1V6S up one study hall a day throughout the year 1n order to help our busy Dean of Women They deserve much credlt IH ful hlllng thelr asslgnment well Bank Staff The Bank Staff IS composed of selected students taklng the Commerclal course They serve from the second semester of thelr Jumor year to the same tlme ID thelr semor year The staff makes the entr1es and does the bookkeep ng for some 65 accounts of varlous Junmor and semor hlgh school organlzatlons and a few grade school groups The sponsor Mr Vorlage deserves commendatmon for h1s capable superx1s1on and xaluable asslstance The Bank Staff IS proud of the recognltlon It has recelved . l l ' ' : r l. ' ' l'xrsr Row: . c ' nm. G. ob- bms, N. ste s. Seco Row: l eador. S. l. s 1. P. nods. M Rurcl. H. 1 e . Mxss orcher. ' f In . , I A , ,f 1 .P-.P rl' ol ' - ' I 1 .-f,. - I' - J H- I t 1 fp' 01-' - ,',j 1 , , ,Q 4,1 I: 4 1 I 1 I pf. Qt.. 1 . 4 f' . I 1 1 Q I -lffai' 'ffl' 0' ,Al't 4'01dA' . .J ' 'f ,I . P., 0 ' -V 4 .M , 5 sr I .Kawai C. Cxgnrum. I. .A A , . Zan- , gaoni. -. . 'l . -ron R wc A. Pau. Zulau. , Moors-. G. rlinllop. K. HL cwke. Mr. Yo lager. 1 77 jun1or Town MCCt1Dg A group of students alvxavs lnterested ln current events the Junlor Town Meetmg made news ltself ln th communlty when lt brought two forelgn students to Ken Hrgh last fall and IS attemptmg to ralse funds to repeat the project next year Members ap p aled to students to school and CIVIC organl dent fund W1th Mr Shearer as sponsor mem bers held dlscusslons at other c1ty schools and CIVIC orgarnzatlons and broadcast over the local radlo statlon and v1s1ted the Umverslty of Plttsburgh to hear a college debate O F F I C E R S Preszdent DELBERT MCQUAIDE Vrce Presrderzt GERALD PAUL Secretary ANNE CONOMOS Treasurer MINEKE SCHREUDER JUNIOR TOWN MEETING GLOGRADHH CLUB Geography Club The Geography Club sponsored by Mrss Mary PhllllpS conslsts of jumors and senlors takmg geography The club recently spon sored a trlp to the Buhl Planetarrum where the Sky Show and Geography Exhlblt were vxewed Exhlblts the club entered rn ths years Geography Show won many pr1zes Russ ll Reed B tsy Yetter Shlrley Bau mlller Barbara Stull and Phyllls StOkOWSk1 ln a school assembly by Dr Hamrlton Lyon Dlrector of Public R lat1ons Buhl Plane tarlum The club has the dxstlnctlon of doubl mg 1ts m mbershlp thxs year OFFICERS Presxderzt ELMER BAILEV V1cePres1dent BARBARA STULL Secretary SHIRLEY WACNJER Treasurer BILL ABRAHAM I 7 v . . , . 3 7 . . - . . . , . i Q . . .- , . - , . zations for contributions to the foreign stu- Prizes were awarded to Allan Van Winkle, . . - e , e , - 7 7 , . . . . . . . . . . Q . - 7 u V . . , . 78 Sclence Club Art SCTVICC Club The SCISHCS Club IS orgamzed from mem bers of the blology, chem1stry, and phys1cs classes The ma1n bus1ness of the meetlngs IS a demonstratlon of some partlcular phase of one of these classes Osc1IIoscope, Hrgh Fre quency m L1ght1r1g, Prmczpals of the TV P1c ture Tube, and Use of the Spectroscope m Metallurgy, are among the subjects dlscussed Some outslde tflpS to the Un1vers1ty of P1tts burghs new nuclear phySlCS laboratory and the Alum1um Research Laboratory ended the SCIENCE search for 1953 1954 OFFICERS Presldent FRANK KRIEGER Vzce President MARLIN KLINGENSMITH Secretary LORRAINE GAIBRISH Treasurer ROBERT LACKEY The newly formed Art SCFVICB Club meet once a month 1n the Cafetefla It was organ 1Z9d to g1V6 art students an opportunlty to do extra art work, and also to be of serv1ce to the school Decoratlon for the Twenty Fw Year Club of the Alummum Company was the major project of the club 1n 1953 Among the other 8Ct1Vltl6S are mountmg stones for rmgs, maklng posters, and numerous other projects requlrmg art1st1c talent Mov1es and demonstratlons add 1nterest to the meetmgs MISS Gertrude Fry IS the talented sponsor O 1- F I C E R S Presrdent JOE DEMAO VIC Presld nt JOHN BLOCK Secretary RUTH LAUFF Treasufrer ANN THORNTON bf lI:NCF Cl UB r 1 0 11 l P 11 yung, R 1 11 M M1 nr Km ptr ilcond Rom mr 11r1 Bloom D 1 N11 M1rr1y M lKl111,,111111111 11rd Row R 11r n I 1' W111 C 1r 1 u 'N 1 1r 1 11 er 11r 1111, 1 11 or11r 1n 1 Mao 1- P11111 X H D11 1 N11rrheIl H X11 econd Ro N11 F- 1 1 1 T 1 op Yr emales B lxuD1aL on zar11 G Barka 1 D Rohm on ohe D N1 dr . . . - - S 191s R w: C. 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X ' 1.1-w1-, E, 1' f . 1-3, 5 ' 79 Cho1r One of the most outstandmg organlzatlons ln Ken Hlgh IS the M1Xed Cho1r There are 118 students ln th1s organlzatlon whlch IS run completely by student government They were honored th1s year bv s1ng1ng for th School Dlrectors Convent1on ln Harrrsburg In order to prepare for th1s trlp they han many summer rehearsals and sponsored talent show early IH the school year The Chou' under the d1rect1on of Mrs Wareham also gave programs at Vandergrlft and Par nassus and the1r usual H116 performance at the1r Chrlstmas and Sprmg programs OFFICERS Presrdent BILL LYTLE Secretary BEVERLY SALVATORE Asst Secretary FRANCES BONADIO Librarians VERLENE CHEcco JOANN Tocco G1rls Chorus ThlS group of s1xty fine glrls although handrcapped by ack of rehearsal txme prac tlces hard every Wednesday mornlng The glrls also g1V6 up half of the1r lunch perlods once weekly to practlce Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Wareham the Gxrls Chorus adds slng mg enjoyment to the annual Chr1stmas and Spr1ng programs Through th1S Chorus many glrls overcome the1r s1ng1ng drfhcultles and gaxn the experlence necessary to Joln the Mxxed Cho1r Any freshman, sophomore, or Jumor g1rl may try out 1n the Sprlng for the next year s Chorus Presrdent MARY Lou MAss1 Secretary VERNA JEAN Rovs Lrbranans MARILYN DEVINE EILEEN PROUSER CHOIR wg! CJIRI 5 C HORUS . . , . - . 3 . . . . . , , . - . . , . . . . . , . 5 1 7 - a ' . ' 7 ' 7 . . , . I T, R , BO I L lll 'Ib l- HOMFIMALLPRS Ol AMI-RICA ffl IFADFRS CLUB Future Homemakers of Amerlca The Future Homemakers sponsored by Mlss Genevleve Olmer IS made up of Junlor and senlor glrls studylng homemakmg Mem bershlp lS offered to any gxrl takmg sewxng or cooklng The most lmportant soclal event of th1s club IS th formal 1nxt1at1on of mem b rs held at the b glnnlng of the year Th club also formally lnltxated members of a new orgamzatlon at Parnassus junlor Hlgh School The Future Homemakers sold cosmetlcs candy and COOk1eS to raxse money for thexr 3CflVlt18S Some of thelr 3CtlVltl8S mclude entertalnlng veterans at Aspxnwall sendmg delegates to the state conventlon. and havlng a p1cn1c 1n May OFFICERS Presrdent IRENE NETOSKIE Vice President JANE JOHNSTON Secretary PAT PLYLER Treasurer PAT PENELLA 46g Leaders Club Thls popular club, under the leadershlp of Mlss Pascaretta IS open to the glrls of Ken High who show outstandlng qualltles of leader shlp good sportsmanshlp dependabxllty and wrlllngness to help wh n needed Havlng aver age grades gxrls may submit thexr appllcatlons at the end of thelr sophomore year These members asslst Mxss Pascaretta by refereerng plng pong volleyball and basketball games and by checkmg gym equlpment and the locker room Varlous tournaments and dances are held throughout the year to ralse money These are also a popular source of recreatxon OFFICERS President ADRIENNE FIELDS Vice President LOIS HILL Secretary JOANN Tocco 71' .0 'fbi , .J f di fwl WLJ 'J . ,Y . Ll , I A C' If ILL . XL , ' .,! v - I, Pl' A Q' v I wa , 2 A , if . y ,Q 16 xv ,-: R1 . 'Q. A 1 . 1 ' ' I A 11 Cuff! -' MIX, , 1,41 ff X CNHI' J CN , ffl, . f , V 1411 V 'L . ':,FL'5?Qf,j1F W, , -, I f V, ffl. Jill! -, -ev' --ff'-' in T ff' V1 S L. ll 'I 'L I .. 1157! QL! ff 'lilo 'C' f f -ff, at WV J' . .l 1 A ! L ' 1 vk V2 ., .. ., , Q Q 0 S1 German Club The German Club has the d1st1nct1on of bemg the only language club at Ken Hlgh Under the capable sponsorshxp of Mr Rlng hoffer, th1s actlve club has done a good Job of mlxmg fun with buslness Learnlng Ger man songs and games gives these students an opportunlty to use thelr knowledge of Ger man They have been honored th1s year by havmg Klaus Hueneke, a forelgn student at Ken Hlgh, as their presldent The members plan to contlnue spreadmg democracy by holdmg a party for all the forelgn students 1n the Pxttsburgh area O F F I C E R S Pfeydem KLAUS HUENEK' Vice President MARLENE MILDNER Secretary RONALD CAPUTO Treasurer DEAN YOBP GI-RVIAN CLUB lr I Ron Y L 'N Nl! lx Hueneke R Caputo beconu ov Do ak L, wx M S h euder R Lau chrrf cllx C a Dans We' I 'Vlam hlrd Rom l I aukmr C Schh at e 1711111 Rmoadm H Cl ur Nl lk mt, m muh m H11 In D Heyarr ourrh Row R Eaznr S Baxrr Zenrmr D Wyanr F' Danni f: utezla d l Marr Fifth Row G Zecllak L Klmx. en muh Ho away lxlmgsen mlrh D Krnder Mr Rlnphoffer S'I AMP CLUB mr Row Mrs Terwnlllger Hankev P Bowser T Con omos R askev R Fazer M Cooper G Willard G Weber Lesn., L Bxrrcm Stamp Club The Stamp Club, organized th1s year w1th Mrs Helen Terwllllger as the sponsor, has a charter membership of ten They meet durlng the aCtlVlty period and at regular 1ntervals after school to study stamp values, to trade stamps, to dlscuss latest releases, and to show the members collectlons Among 1ts members IS Klaus Hueneke Hls home IS ln Germany and he especlally llkes to collect German, Unlted Natlons, and Llechtenstem stamps Klaus has told the members many lnterestxng facts about German phllatellsts and thelr col lectlons The members have also traded thelr dupllcate stamps to one another OFFICERS President JOAN HANKEY Vice Presldent GEORGE WEBER Secrerary RAYNAL ANDREWS Treasurer ROBERT JASKEY F sf 'f D. f l. ldncr. 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' . . , . . 82 Dramat1c Club The Dramatic Club one of the oldest clubs at Ken H h has a membersh1p of thlrty two senlors Meetlngs are held m the evemng t the homes of the members and durmg the asslgned actlvlty per1ods I Remember Mama, the productlon for th1s past year, was recelved very well by the audlence After worklng hard on th1s productxon, the members went lnto Plttsburgh to th Craft Avenue Playhouse to see Two On An Island The club IS under th dlrect on of Mrs Al1ce Kllnke OFFICERS Presrdent jo RITA LATELLA Vrce President FRANCES BONADIO Secretary ROBERT SHIARELLA Treasurer NANCY CAPPEL Dance Band Th Ken Hlgh Dance Band vuhlch IS com posed of the hxgh school mus'c1ans chos n from the Ken Hlgh Band for thelr mus1cal ab1l1ty, IS an actlve organ1zat'on The Band plays for assemblxes, hospltal shows, dances and talent shows The mstrumental group 15 made up of four trumpets, four saxes, four trombones, plano, strmg bass, two French horns, and drums The Band IS under tne d1rect1on of Mr John Stephens The Band practlces once a week so they may always be ready for an engagement Th Dance Band has become qulte- popular around the school and the students especlally enjoy the Dante Bands D1x1eland arrangements of Lf 7 DRAMA I IC C LUIS lr r vm rum r 4 L ona no l1!L 1 frtdtrlclc oort 14, Nr Gan 1mc r I3 Bromnn Sscond Rom M Sclrzudcr Irlc ftolla oslur C ru Hea Q D Yobp ld :rd Row mke Clucco P Panful B S1lxarork onomo-. lk u Bloom l Nlrlxmllop H la ku Pau Q Baxter l' Olszem l Sh an a IJXNKI HAND I w 1 lklxn nm 5 R o ln mx li1ruxl1 -X fir on Row xmon oom R sn rr on axpool R Hxrx B Hx, 1n rw r ke Thxrd Rom T lou wk B P31-L I lxaxala - ' e . A v V . . - ig . A ' - ' 3 ' 3 . , c ' a ' Q ' . . . . H , , A I - 77 ' ' 1 4 ' ' e - , ' ' K, ., . . . 3 . n . . Y ' - c . e . I 1 44 ' - vv M ' - - , Mgr' f. ' cf ,U ,f l at 'Ill Ml ' 1 M E' ,V 5 J I iff 'ls v il 4' he I 7' 'V ', ll!! lf A Rr 'L li. I3 . R. K I-'Q-r. lf. li J . I.. Hull. R. .. 'll.. N, I, . . C. lVl -. N. Sl -f . M, A. '- ': . 1 - . N. Clpp.-1. 1. ffl.-.-.:1.-f, 1.. Bmcllt-v. G. Cl. . C. '.' . N, Nl . '. f. G --r. - el-y. ' lx' ': Mrs. Kl . V. A. C21 ,A 'Blah F. G, '1. f .N C ska. 5. 1. -ll. 1 . . ' 4 lure Rau. R. julzmson. I.. I' ri I-:usm l , l. l.vrlt-, H l m. ' R . .tru . . um Ser .d ': ,l DcS v. l' Bl . He. d- N . G Cl ' , . . 'Q-v, lm l. ds. K. S tlla , Yl. ' llv. ' i' . ' ' r '. . 'er 83 Comm erclal Club Dc uf thc: Adfgr.-:at uuus TH Ken Hxgh, LIFE Commerclal Club consxsts of gxrls ln the Jun 1or and semor classes Durmg the year there are many 8CtlV1tleS scheduled, mclud ng th annual Rag Dance and candy sales At the monthly Frlday mornmg meetmgs, the1e are gu st speakers of the busmess wo1ld As .1 merlt for thelr achlevement, the graduatxnaf members are awarded a pm Under the cap able supervlslon of Mlss Jean Valro, the mem b rs have found an lnterest ln the busmess world of today OFFICERS President ARLENE PATZ Vrce President JENNIE MORET Secretary FRANCES Bosso Treasurer MARTHA KELLEY D1str1but1ve EdUCat1OH Club ua iyeru aS beffhe, the DlStYAbdLAv6 Edu catxon Club IS sponsored by Mr Pfelffer A good opportumty for those students W1Shl1'1g busmess management traxnmg IS offered by th1S orgamzatlon The club takes two trlps a year to places dealmg wlth their studles and work Included among thelr aCtlV1t16S are holdmg several partxes dur1ng the year for the club members and sponsorlng the annual Snow Ball dance at Chrxstmas Thls year the club w1ll send two officers to attend the State Conventlon of clubs w1th whlch thelrs 1 affllxated OFFICERS President NANCY HILL Vrce Presrdenz RONNIE BENNETT Secretary JANET I-IARDAWAY Treasurer CARYLL BELL f OMMERCIAL CLUB DIST RIBU I lVl- l DLJCATION CLUB . . . . . O - - A 1, .,-.. -1 T.- : -,. . I- Tbz- -. ,.-, ,. .. ' 1 . .:.. , ..- . . . ' t. b . . . . . I , . 3 . . . . . . . . .C 84 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA liirst Row: C, Mazur. B. A, Wil- liams. Tocco. C. Ofiesh, C. Zeolla. Miss Elges, Second Row: Mr. Keiser. G. Sam. A. Stewart. Campbell. B. Thomas. Third Row: A. Conomos. M. E. Reed. L. Allan. L. Hawker. M. Gross. LIBRARY STAFF- M Future Teachers of Arner1ca The William Carr Future Teachers of America Club consists of students who are in terested in teaching as a career The club the extensive work he has done as a great edu cator The clubs mam purposes are to help acquamt its members with the opportunities in teaching and to stress the pressing need and importance of good education for the fu ture The members assist substitute teachers or take over a class occasionally Under the sponsorship of Miss Eiges and Mr Keiser the members have seen many mterestlng and helpful movles on educatlon and teachmg this past year L1brary Staff Miss Ewmg and her capable assistants make the library one of the most popular spots at Ken High With the aid of a permit students easily find their way to this large room on the third floor Approximately 5 O00 books are in the library In addition to refer ence books the student is able to find a good magazine or book for reading enjoyment The several girls who give up their study halls each week are responsible for the orderly appearance of the library These girls and M1ss Ewing have a big job keeping the library one of the great attractions for Kemtes D. iller, A. Pawlulc. Miss Ewing, M. Pnwluk. . . chose the name of William Carr because of . ' . . ' G ' g . l . , 1 . , N ' 7 ' ' l ' . n n n 1 . , 85 1 Lester sure gxves out wlth that sweet trumpet musxc when hes surrounded by our pretty head Majorettes Bev Txllle Kay and Verna Jean Terry says Cheese as her senior plcture IS taken by the photographer Delbert, Snoz Deacon and Tlm peer around the teachers door awa1t1ng d1SCOV6Iy Mr Pandolph oversees as J1m demon strates the operatlon of a machme at shop Peg JoR1ta, Nancy Anna MSTIG B w Nancy, Fran, Ang Carol Mona Lou Ann Verlene Mlneke, and Sylvxa enthusxastrcally support the1r candldate for semor class officers Mlss Ball Mmeke, and Klaus po1nt out to Mr Jefferson the1r homelands on a g'o e of the world Mlss E1g8S dlscusses a polnt of nt rust wxth students John Carol and Sylx H Jbfflf jlftcllfy 1 fLLNW'f7f'! ww: wwf-'0-'I' .A.vQfLfllxQfRxLAfr-v fp' Marty Falcon llstens attentlvely as Boo Dudek Frank Krieger Lester Kllngensmlth and Regls Sobota campalgn for class ofhcers joan Margle and Irene efiiclentry take care of the rush at lunch hour Smgmg 1n h1s beautiful tenor voice, Harrx Sroka seems to have enchanted Anna D-Iarle Solomond mf-f,f Hff'-'f 1f f-Zfffvi JL? jf fwv Hard at work Phyllls B111 Pat Bob Mlss Russell Joanne Nlck Carol Mary Lou Al e Mary Lou Alyce Nell Gretchen The Journallsm class rush to meet a deacllxne Ick Ted B111 and Bob show Us nox th can can should be done Mr Vorlage watches over a second rear typmg class hard at work 87 is , 1' . fl Y' 7 l r V ' f I -I - 'V I 1' ' f A I V, If f f I V, H cm .swf of r ,f If n V ',f Ujuf if x.'J r f V 7' ' ll I I L, 4 f , - 1 vt ' ' I LJ 1- ,f ,I , t 1 Z1 J,+,f' r, A. , , , X 'J 1 . .2 J ,- . ' L f ' V . ,f 13 I ' l ,I lf 1 .1 1 . . i 1 . . . 1 v . . .. . , , . Q y v v - 1C . 5 x u Y ' Y V1 . - , 1 . 1 1 s v M Y' 9 ,S , I 6 :Turf --mHdA' + ,Ns X 5 HX Q X f1 li? 9240 'Y . Q 4: 3 , if . lW - nr XY I . f 1 T ' f.: ,--. fr ., 6 ,Q is Q ff 0 QW f lf Q HQ -.X ,ya 'X 6 1 damn'-nMww,,, -, A 1' K W .I LII ATHLETICS which provided us opportunities: for TRAINING IN SPORTSMANSHIP MOMENTS OF EXCITEMENT PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT and made the year 1953-S4 a satisfying ex- perience for us as players on the field or as spectators in the stands watching a game well played. UJ- V I if f ul' 9' NW fwfygx I BAND QP The Ken High Band has had a very busy year Under the competent Mic tion of Mr John Stephens and his assistant Mr Joseph Farlnelli the Band and Majorettes spent their annual week at camp in Salisbury Pennsylvania prepar ing for the football season While there they paraded at the County Fair IU Myersdale They entered a competltion at Kennywood Park They were invited to Forbes Field to play at a Steeler game and to the openmg game of the Pirates in the Spring of 53 They have also taken part in numerous high school assemblies and programs including Baccalaureate and Commencement in the band festivals along with other neighboring high school bands at the Pitt Field House to support the basketball team in WPIAL competition Probably the outstanding honor has come to the Band this year in being rated one of the best high school musical organizations in the United States. Our Band is one of 317 chosen from 15000 bands orchestras and choruses to be included in First Chair of America the Whos Who of high school musi- cians. Included among the firsts are William Lytle trumpet' Ruth Roberts alto clarinet' Sue Ann Tipton E flat alto horn' Nancy Sharkins alto horn' Mary Ann Gensamer flute' Neil Haradzin trumpet' Wilfred Russell drums' Charles Perrillo trumpet' Bill Highlands baritone saxophone' Jay DeSimone trombone' Ikaros Kayafas drums' Angelo Bruni French horn' George Johnson bass' Robert Parker drum major' Kenny Russell drum major' and Beverly Salvatore head rnajorette ' , U W A 4' 'eo Majorettes Th h1ghstepp1ng Majorettes IS one of Ken Hxghs most not d organlzatlons Under the d1rect1on of Mr Stephens the Majorettes along wnth the Band spent an enjoyable week at Band Camp m Sallsbury Pennsylvama Every year at camp they have a regular th 1r routlnes for the comxng season Prac t1c 1n the hot sun IS forgotten about durmv r creatlonal p 11Od Th1s orgamzatlon Wh1C1l nas been ln exxstence for elght years 3S1d6 from partlclpatmg vuth the Band 1n football games parades and the Sprmg musxc festxv 1 has been g1V9n th honor of performmg at pro f sslonal football games ln Plttsburgh for th last two years MAJOR! 1118 Cheerleaders The 1953 54 Ch erleader squad conslsted of four sen1ors LOIS H111 Rachel Krleger janxce Mlller and Ann McKee and two jun 1ors Sharon Howell and Sandy Ockner Th 1r tra1n1ng beglns when they attend the Booster Camp at Sallsbury Pennsylvanla These white sweaters attend all the football and basketball games Along wlth thelr able spon sor Mlss Pascaretta they are mvxted to at tend the basketball and football banquets At th end of basketball season each glrl 1S awarded a letter whlch IS a large K placed on a m gaphone Th y are to be commended for the1r hard work lfflklf-X13 H. f Q . - . . , - 8 . . , Q . . . . . . V ' 7 3 ' ' 9 1 9 1 ' , . e , . , . schedule set up for tralmng and workmg out sp1r1ted SIX, attlred ln red wool sklrts and e' ' ' . - ' , . D . . . . . - c O . 0 . Q.. . . . . . . . - S- -f ' 1 1 7 - . - A . . . ., .. , , c. . ' e ' - e . 3 1-1-' 2' 5. fares 91 First Row: F. Dubas. D. Wall, E. Bailey. T. Lamont. Second Row: R. Armitage. B. Lecocq, R. Sanner, C. Thaxton. R. Tudor. T. Sellari. B. Matt. L. Rutlcowski. C. Freynik, F. Zito. C. Vaughan. W. Campbell. Third Row: J. Rusek. R. Calabrese. G. Barkasi. J. Bonzani. T. Watkins. D. Reed. D. Lewis. D. Panian. C. , Slosky. D. Wiley. B. Howard. F. Nlonsouir. ' , Fauna lgcxgvf: T.-IBQI. W. ?e?-zigevichli Wiley. F. Nepolello. F. Castro, J. Baduraf j. Edmond. B. Bender. 1 . Ll One. . OWSQI, . ll l2S, . Cnlnef. K Y L2 t X . 1 . , - ..... Uy.5S.oJ-S. QB '1 Q Q N -, FOBTBAL Weq-wwdg W . 1. , H. QS . Qi ii P, The varsity football s uad had a wonderful season t isa, year an s to gd Q .K q . . f' -' e teamwork and s ortsmanshi found in each and every player. To Mr. Fletche O' a' 'A P p . . '-, .L 1 Mr. Dunn, Mr. Slosky, and Mr. Veltri who worked so hard with the team, and . JJ -7 to the team itself, we give our thanks. Our team did not win this year from H - 1' ' 1 ' ' . . . 5 . ' , ..Brack, our longtime rival, but next year we will have another try! V 0 . . : ,il 'J V ' ' his 10, ' In ai kg P .fi ' '. 'fr Q 0 'P . P- , f f Xt- ' ' ' n Q6 'h 3 1 S4 4' .' L D '1 'x , C . . r , 1 ' 2 ' 'A 1' C.. i' . , .., 1, ' 2 , 13 '3,,Coaches .1 . - , Mr. Fletcher is the head football coach. He is well known in this area for his ability to produce winning teams. He has two W.P.I.A.L. championships to his credit. This is Mr. Veltri's first year at Ken High. He is assistant football coach and he teaches business mathematics and re- tail training. Mr. Veltri is an outstanding Ken High alumnus. M M , WA? gf ,, J?,,f,, Y -1. ,gs qw? A 'it we ww 5 iw 1 A ff 'H- Z, 1 , -1: i , f Q 1 ' w ,Q I Q2 W 53' if vm? x , 5 g ' sz, H i W' . l , ....u. , FII Q Q 1: ,K -H x rp 92 1.x ,.. W ' CF 'P uv x U 1 Q Qi? Q ra 5 lg gt rf ka U , 0 Q A . V xg N 633. 55 ' mann:-f-u-fn -.-,.r-.-w-.-...,,........., . .., --. W, Q .. W Bob Lecocq and Buzzy Campbell close ln as Har Bracks 12 xs thrown for a loss Captam Chuck Freynlk confers wlth Har Brack s co captalns before the op mng k1CkOff Bob Matt Frank Zxto and jay Thaxton are determmed to stop Vandergrlfts Raymond Loxs H111 cheers Ron Sanner on as he trxes vam to catch the ball The pack on h1s heels Jay speeds down the field Football can sure be a mlxed up game as Deacon l1es on the ground surrounded by Don Wall Bob Lecocq Ray Tudor and Frank Zito p Q 3 JS? f I I MF L. c. ' 1' V , V 1 'ff W A h' 9' N J A 1 f L - ' ' . in ' . ' A 1 , , Q . . A 1 I 1 I -- - a 9 ' 94 K QYYM fb JW? 2' S Football IS evldently the topxc of conver satxon of these four Mr Fletcher Mr je son Mr Slosky and Mr Dunn Exuberance lS certamly dlsplayed by our football team after the1r wln ox er Redstone 111. Banjo Bob Leonard and Frank worl cl lx gently as football season arr1ves Chuck charges ox er the l1ne vnth the help of fine blockmg by Ray and joe Manv a hot afternoon s spen n skull practrce at football carrp it l N QW? 5 J. 3 F gl- mf- yq' I I X Ira mf. My U! s l 1 Q Nr ' F at uf , t 9 A7 N ' ,L Q .s A t x t, ij., rf A . ,- , ' kj is a rs , y ,. 4 F Q I ' f .1 . l. . infer: I' . 1 ' Q. .qi i'- 95 X -XRSITH N e l' co q hx lc VC Narner T R lac ew JUN IOR N ARSITY D n lc R Lam er n Hu r S co H 'Nad Co 1 Hou er I' ru Vt?-1 BASKETBAIJ: The 1953 54 basketball team, coached by Mr Slosky had one of the best seasons ever The team won the W P I A L Sectlon I tltle by defeatmg Ford Clty 64 58 They went on to play Monessen at the P1tt Fleld House March 6, wmnmg that game 56 45 Then came the S6l'I11f1I'13lS March 10 when we lost to Mc Keesport 61 52 Coach Slosky the entxre faculty, and student body are proud of the boys th1S year We are ant1c1patmg another good season m 1954 55 Coaches Mr Slosky IS head coach for Ken Hxgh s varslty basket ball team He has lead the team to many v1ctor1es mcludmg the W P I A L Sectlon I txtle and quarter flnal vlctory over Monessen m the play offs Mr Vextch lS asslstant varslty basketball coach and J V coach He too has contrlbuted much ln developmg the current wmnmg team Mr Veltch a Ken Hlgh Alumnus, was a stellar athlete 1n hxgh school and college MR Snosxv MR Vsrrcr-x Furs! Rom ID. l,ofk1-rr, lr. Zulu. C. Ilshaxton. . 'llll r. Nloorc. C 'nrrsurm Second Rom' R. Lo C . Val- lcv. R. 'l'dor . 7 ' . , Sellarn. C. Sloskv. . lc '. First Row: lf. Bruin. I.. a iels. il, Bosco. T. Ruse . , b - mont. H31 cs. R. Var. Regoll. li. Greenberg. e nd Row: G. Jones. R. Brooks. . L' er. R. ll'ns. G. Nichols. D. Lawns. s . R, 'ls s. - .1 1 . ' 'J I J I S' , 4:'7,,. 'f .,.' f lo'-'avg 1, . , I .' x - . s . . - . y - l , V - - ,- . . , . . . . , , Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi 1953-1954 Springdale Arnold Leechburg Midland Greensburg Vandergrift Arnold Johnstown New Castle Latrobe Har-Brack Monessen Butler Kittanning Ford City Vandergrift North Catholic Har-Brack Central Catholic Butler W.P.I.A.L. Play-Offs Quarter Final Monessen Semi-Final 52 McKeesport VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi Ken Hi 1953-1954 Springdale Arnold Leechburg Midland Greensburg Vandergrift Arnold Latrobe Har-Brack Monessen Butler Kittanning Ford City Vandergrift North Catholic Har-Brack Central Catholic Butler Kittanning Ford City '11 l 6' Baseball Team TCHHIS Team Scores 1953 Ken Iii Ken H1 Ken I-I1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 7 Har Brack Tarentum ATnold East Deer Har Brack Tarentum Arnold East Deer F1n1shed Second Place 1n the League TENNIS TEAM st Ro N Benm F Bacu Wa ker B Berk V B Sals 1 kv S cond R Mr N orlage R O C yko k1 C Baxln g C Slo ky G Pallo e R K er J Ill g J Paul W B1 hop Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 BASEBALL TEAM 1 o Rc-gol M Camp Vloe Ba Schant Second R Pa 11 a I' a a ore G M ller Zen orbm Wa d Ro R Bud ky F Co N a ey B H1l1n k G ar M Che key Nlanna R Arm rage L Wa vllk M Dunn rrh Row B 1 accn D111 1 H R1 0 Scores 1953 K1Sk1 Central Cathol1c Tarentum Arnold Central C3thOllC Latrobe Tarentum K1Sk1 Arnold atr be M gf! ar a 2 ,I 'n I X V QN- f 1 if A S 0 f l:1rs R w: 1. . LL if ', L. . 1 1. T. smnh. E. 4 4 ow: A. 1 l1 n. S 1' r . . 1 . C . D, ll. lk I Th1r . is '. . f si V - lx- V, I ' ll '. . ' ' s 1. . My ' , f KW ' . A if kasl. 1 C '13, llou I ': lVlakowsk1 R ' 1 ar ol , R. Shi ell . 's. H. Sa1ner. R. Ja k S 1 ' 3- , ak . I 1 1 4, 'mf A r 1 y YZ A of Q , I Q I I. ,J ' , ' I J . 1 L 1, M Q.. A55 va L in . 'troy ,L XT '51 ' 1 L1 ' 0 - 1 ' 2 ' ' 3 ' 3 2 ' 3 ' 2 4 ff-tg f , in ' 2. 0 Z1 4 0 ' 1 3 1 4 .1 5, 2 rj 3 - 5 1 3 ' 2 4 Q5 1 1 4 ,ik ' 1 0 ' 1 4 at - ' 4 3 ' 4 ' ' o X-. ' 3 2 Ura. . ' 1 F1r w: . 's. , . R. l . . e . . u A TRACK um C Yaug an Preble P Hou er Werrz berger Cen b11.,ler R Path e 1. N 1'e Cooper gills Second Row C lo I on R va Lncocq R Lac ey Moore H fheatham A Oro re-lc D Mc ualde Cla :er G Slagna H lolpe Thrrd Row Mr Chegwldden R McDo11ald Ru lc Srroup u or I Shcman I-cl V or1ck l' Dame-l K 1 ards H Haddon L Par on R Brown 1-ourth Rom R Coll 1 T haf fr 1 Bloom R Mydock A Berg L Sedhrtk I. Sob1lc W Bower CROSS K OUIN7 RY w kRRome rr md Rom R udl 5 u 11' 1 C1 lk P1man llnrd Row Mr fl1v1,m1 d 111 ov1cl1 Dannl ow W1rrzb1rL1r ro rn lc W oubl R y dock Track and F1e1d Team Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 3212 8017 1 509 74112 4112 Scores 1953 Jeannette Jeannette Greensburg Plum Townshxp 3712 Shaler TOWHShlp 561 2 Penn TOWUShlp 761 Butler 1 2 County Meet at Latrobe W P I A L at COHD6llSVllle 4412 Il I A! Us H111 ik Is f ,f 5.Nf,,faA xmf Cross Country Team Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Ken H1 Scores 1953 Shaler Townsh1p 17 Scottdale Penn Townsh p Latrobe Langley Connellsvxlle F1rst R ': . ' h . H. - NJ , 1, . J, . A . 1 . . 5 1 . . - V 17' 3 ' N 111, R, Rosjl-y. rs, 1. 1. M. U' 1 '. 4- , ' j - ': ,, 3 rs . . Re- I 11. 11. - Q . . 11 1. J. .5 .1 A ,I In A ,, ' . 4 v 11 . R-14.1. 16.1. IT. A M1 . . .. ' 5 1 s 11 . 3, .. . Ed- - f' v ,. , . . s s. . 1 7 L 1 ' ' - . I 11 s. . S - ' , 'L , N I xl 1. e , :. . . ' . . 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' 37 18 2 f , - 2 - ,Z 40 15 ' f 52 ff ' 40 ' 15 . ff ' 12 . . . . . 99 Dances held m the hlgh school gym are well attended Sophomore class presldent LOUISE Mandak IS belng capp d by semor and Junlor class pres dents Hervev Peebles and Ick Kayafas Mrs Warehams muslc theory class learn the technlques of musrc w1th Conrad W1e lobob demonstratmg 100 4 Our Sflllllllg Jamtor Charley IS always Wlll mg to lend a helpful hand Lunch perlod IS one of the busiest and most enjoyable of the day Mlss Ball Mrs Potter and Mr Armstrong check 1n for another busy day i . Tyrk 'xx , . 'X J? A ' ' 4. ,Q A . . J I O 'L ' v .xx 5 ,f ,K Q , . 9 1 ' 7 7 . . S . . . , 1 . , v . . - , . 9 ' , ' bpngydtzzlffzhtzons CLASS GF 54 We mvxte you to make use of the f8C11lt19S offered by thxs store whether xt be to shop wlth us to meet your frlends at Murphys or to seek mployment wnth our Company ln the event that you d6C1d6 upon a retall career Shop Ana' Meet Your Frzencff At M U R P I-I Y ' S 875 89 FIFTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTON, PA 101 if ' - f , 1 pf, 'JM' Al If 1 V- u .LBJ k'f I ,afgh r frf It L. rr' rub '-L LL Lf' ff -'J A' 1 1 ff! fb AJ' S f f ' ,QW ' Al 7 0.0 V rms BuOk rs BOUND CENTRAL DRUG STORES m a Famous for Low Prices KINGSCRAFT COVER New Kensington Pa Kmgsport Tennessee Complrments of 7- 1 WEAR E ER SJ Kg YJ' A ALUMINUM Q39 TRADE MARK L fx PLAN YOUR FUTURE BOB MILLER SHOES Take tnme to tram for permanent 961 Flfth Avenue employment There 15 no short cut to success New Kensmgtons Newest NEW Farnlly Shoe Store COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Your charge IS good wrth Bob 156 McCargo Street ED 7 361 1 102 N ' U 1 ' ' Y fl Huff! , x f X .,,, lf j 1, ', 4' - - ff L- 1 f 'S 4, To . 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T' ' , V WEAR-EVER - I kg K 5- if 6 I K C 'XL A 1 17 Lf , - 5 '+P L: 'ff fh K' ? ,, 'C . f X7 SLM yye, 0 1 Z Q P Lf lu.u.S.uv.orr, L K, 7 fC 7 --'lr-f . 1 y ' H fl ' ' D JIM WOLF E'S GARAGE Best Wishes to the L AUTO REPAIRING GENERA CLASS OF 1954 Electric and Acetylene Welding Ornamental Railing UNION SPRING AND MFG CO 2540 Leechburg Road Phone ED 5 7441 New Kensmgton Compliments of FERGUSON AUTO GLASS SERVICE S CARS AND TRUCKS REPLACEMENTS FOR ALL MAKE ED 5 1131 New Kenslngton Church Street Compliments of Compliments of OE STORE Cooper McKee Insurance Co KAMP S SH 914 Fourth Avenue SMITH McKEE JR Prop 1038 Fourth Avenue Phone ED 9 9375 Compliments of CAN DYLAN D L1ttle's Doctors Pharmacy 422 Nlnth Street Home Made Quality Candies 417 Ninth St New Kenslngton Phone ED 7 7669 Booklets Pubhcatxons 912 Constltutlon Boulevard Compliments of TRESS PRINTING SERVICE Folders job Prmtmg Union Printers ED 5 5731 Grady's Bake Like Mother Used to Make 7 h Street EN mt 421 9th Street 1625 t ED 9 9320 New Kensington Pa I0l I-ll-Tll lll-NIP Nl-R KINNINI TIIN P1 Compliments of A KLINGENSMITH 86 SONS H Hardware and Sporting Goods K m ton Pa 912 918 Flfth Avenue New ens g 103 . . 731 . - ' , Pa. 0 . , , ., . . : . - ' . ' , Pa. -Mt A' ,J I r -V ' V ' W., ' GRADY s BAKERY O C. ,M ,r ., ' f f .2 'fiiu V f '1J'i, U1o suvvllk 439. . , F N Q if' wi .. ' xr. ,b T 1. ,. L+ V H - . t V - M lrzw. ' ' ' za .':,': . . - Q . , , SPECIALIZING .... In School and College Yearbooks The Finest in Engravings At the Lowest Possible Cost Zimmerman Engraving Company Phone 2411 SYKESVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of The Allegheny Valley Inclustnal Un1on Counul WE CONGRATULATE YOU THE FUTURE CITIZENS OF AMERICA MAY YOU GO ONTO BIGGER AND BETTER ACHIEVEMENTS Presldent Ted Settlemyer Treasurer Harry Yobp Secretary William Johnston Trustee Charles Stubert F1nanc1al Sec etary A H Jansen Trustee Theodore Vitale Trustee Leonard E Burd 104 7 . . Vice President, Ray Shipley Guard, IVIerle Young , . ' r Y . I I . STREM STUDIOS f ,- JE X i 865 FIFTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTON PA YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE CLASS OF 34 105 , .' 1215.3 O , I I Al Complrments of A L E X S L O A N 943 Flfth Avenue New Kensmgton KEYSTONE DAIRY COMPANY Your Patronage Wzll Be Apprecrated Call ED 7 3569 for Home Servlce Our Store 329 Slxth Avenue THELMA S Dztferent and Better 964 Fourth Ave New Kensmgton Pa Voland s Prescrnptlon Pharmacy Health Headquarters for the Community 2835 Leechburg Rd New Kenslngton Phone ED 5 2661 Complzments of LARRY S AUTO REPAIR 506 Exghth Street ED 5 5011 New Kenslngton Pa New Kensington Typewrlter Co Gifts Greetmg Cards Typewrlters and Office Supplles 931 Flfth Avenue ED 7 3525 Complzments of YELLOW CAB CO ED 7 7661 New Kensm ton Pa A L T M E Y E R HOME STORE F urmshmgs to make a House a Home ED 9 9700 Cor 4th Ave at 10th St PERR BROS Outfitters for Men and Boys 950 Flfth Avenue ED 5 8441 BETTER VALUES IN SMARTER FASHIONS Complzm nts of EMROSE DRUG STORE ED 5 2941 818 Flfth Avenue New Kensmgton P ARCI-IIE MILLER For Better M en's Wear ED 5 42 12 946 Fifth Avenue 106 ,NJ 'MJ , . ., pf!! ff ,lv ' , ' , . 1 - 1' I .R I 'J' E fl u 4. , V K ,h 1 4' I . 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LOGAN LUMBER COMPANY 5564 4444 fan? if 6.66 5 New Kensmgton ED 7 3527 Tarentum Phone C44 cf! fied!! J iflfyf Q16 THE LUMBER sToRE or T E VALLEY ,J ,fy 0144 G44 fffff ccf lfk cdr! f 22 2 XJ f 2 ffffffcc if 7 fyxf Ziff Qcfrffc 5' ED 7 4204 K Lucy Plewa Mgr , f 2766 WAINWRIGHIJ N6 ,L 41 Mzllmery Underwear Dresses Hoslery Curtams Clearfield Furs 936 Fourth Avenue New Kensmgton Pa Complzments of f 9 irffd icggg' A 'Z TURNER BOOK STORE LZ 2. 919 F1fth Avenue A 4 ED 77611 New Kensmgton P LAMENDOLA S MARKET Qualzty Grocerles F ruzt and Produce Phone ED 7 6404 801 Fourth Ave Compllments of CROWN JEWELERS Meet Crown Wear Dlamonds Shepard Building ED 5 2222 SHEPARD 86 COMPANY Real Estate-Mortgages Smce 1892 New Kensington Pa JESS TAUB JEWELER 940 F1fth Avenue New Kenslngton P Compliments of DORICI-I'S MARKET 872 Seventh Street Phone ED 51331 Nu Ken Candy and Clgar Co. Candles and Candy Noveltzes For Every Season 647 Fifth Avenue Phone ED 7 8821 108 . . A 7 7, . 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ALWAYS S For Leadershzp m LOOK TO Thr 7 F 'sw' Style and Quallty New Kensmgton P B L O S E R S OFFICIAL JEWELERS TO KEN HIGH 960 Fourth Avenue GEORGE BROTHERS 86 CO FLOWERS Next Door to Llberty Theater Gerlach Poultry Market The Cut Up Poultry Market Chickens Turkeys Farm Fresh Eggs Wholesale or Retail Open Thursday Friday and Saturday 864 Fourth Avenue ED 5 3841 Autenrelth s Dollar Store 924 Fourth Ave New Kensmgton Pa AND STORAGE COMPANY 1004 Stanton Avenue ED 5 2331 New Kensmgton Pa E1ch Dodge 86 Plymouth NEW KENSINGTON AT THE BRIDGE ED 7 7621 Oakmont Tarentum Phone Oakmont 960 Phone Tarentum 2306 609 Allegheny Avenue Flfth Avenue at Brldge Street Complzments of Q U I N I O S E R I-IAYES APPLIANCES Hazr Wave Sculpturmg 847 Fourth Avenue Room 205 Flrst Natlonal Bldg Phone ED 7 7659 New Kensmgton ED 7 7251 New Kensmgton Pa M I L L E R B R O S QUALITY SHOES FoR 55 YEARS 908 Fifth Avenue New Kensmgtons Largest Shoe Store 109 ' , a. Compliments Of DIAMOND TRANSFER UN J' N 3 Cfnmpliments of FEDERATIION GLASS CFRAMIC AND SILICA SAN DWORKER OF AMERICA Local No 17 ARNOLD PENNSYLVANIA S Q YJ Unzted We Stand Dzvzd d We Fall sw? 110 1 A ' A OF ' 4 7 .J I' X!! xv I I -7 1 4 X . Milk 1 yu I, X31 pj Q vm A ' A X xx KS in xxx! I 5 R kxxkx I 'Q' I ,Q c A yxj X, JN I A3 f A x K -4 M, 'Q Q Ax, if Fwy fold Vsbifnk 77 JVM-I KENNYS TOG SHOP 912 Fourth Avenue New Kensmgton Pa Muslcal Instruments and Supplles Muslc and Art Center COOPER BROTHERS Dzspensers of Happzness HAROLD L WALLEY In surance-Real Estate All Kmds 205 6 Broad Blllldlflg New Kensmgton New Kensmgton Art Glass 86 Mirror Works Art Glass M rro s Bevel g and Reszlver g Plate and Wmdow Glass ED 5 1903 Cor Stanton 81, Walnut UNITED CLEANING CO Certlfiea' Odorless Dry Cleanmg E J MURTHA M J STEIN ER Say It With Flowers 874 Flfth Avenue ED 7 4547 Rehabllxty and Qualnty For Twenty Three Years Phone ED 5 6321 Tuxedo Rental ANGEL 86 CERVONE Ladzes and Gents Tazlors 740 Flfth Ave New Kensington Complzments of MEADOW GOLD DAIRY INC Call ED 7 7635 Compliments of JEROME MOTOR CO Oldsmobzle-Cadillac Phone ED 74563 New Kensmgton Pa The Most Progtessne Store m New Kensington J C P E N N E Y C o 825 Flfth Avenue New Kensmgton P 111 . I 1. !,. 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' ' , a. flf f' mpl ments f f MHMOEW AZNEf!f ll dfgyefsafv lo If IC 704 Fx Avenue one ED 51051 New Kensmgton Compliments of ARNOLD LUMBER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS May the Class of 1954 Have Success m All Thexr Efforts GLENN BUICK CO 710 Fxfth Avenue Phone ED 74589 New Kensmgton STORM S HOSIERY SHOP FOR GIFT ITEMS Hosiery Gloves Purses Costume jew, elry Handkerchrefs Lmgerze-Blouses Umbrellas 945 Fltth Avenue New Kensmgton P Complzments of SILVERMAN S DRUG STORE Phone ED 7 7691 401 Freeport St New Kensmgton Pa Complzments of Z I N A M O N S 972 Flfth Avenue New Kenslngton P Complrments of SCOTTS BAKERY 727 North Avenue ED 7-4213 New Kenslngton Pa Complzments of LEVITT BROS Dependable Furmture Slnce 1906 New Kensmgton Vandergnft CLOVER FARM STORES FRANK MONACO We specxalzze m Meats and Fresh Vegetables Also B1rd's Eye Frozen Foods SYKES TIRE SERVICE 7th Street and 6th Avenue New Kensmgton, Pa Compliments of J. S. Pati 86 Sons, Tailors For Ladies and Gentlemen Tuxedo Rentals For All Occasxons Thlrd Avenue ED 7 4751 Complzments of POLLACK FURNITURE Sc APPLIANCE CO. 4th Ave at 11th st ED 7 3204 112 ew ,H r , I A VL I . X1 ,f 1 l Q ' I f . fx ff' ff J f' 47 f A N f I Y' f . J of 'V fl! '4 l bb . L 1 fLxl . ' 4 '-' ' 4 fl',,?fM 5 . . O fy!! X! , ' V, iff., 1' X X Tl' fl ' L ' 1. X' ' I If Aff, J! , f vcr ,' FIDW R op S . 1 4 iff! I, 6 W, H ff A l Y .3 1 fl 1' ' A I T7 7 I f' J I 7 -L V ' : . - ' lm, l 4 l I 7 : . - ' ' , a. , a . ' , . ' , a. LEONARD F PALETTA TRAVEL BUREAU fmuswwmm WWW REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES 'W' NOTARY PUBLIC-GENERAL polwll 5 ,M TW. uni INSURANCE W T GRANT CO KNOWN FOR VALUES 849 FIFTH AVENUE PHONE ED 5 5931 'Qs OHICS and Plant 350 East Seventh Avenue TARENTUM PA Telephone Tarentum 50-Pittsburgh MOntrose 10928 GENERAL PRESS CORPORATION F4 , A A 'W ' U' - .4 R SW . . U I N , A- ' A A 1230 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. 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