Penn Hills High School - Seneca Yearbook (Penn Hills, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

+4 N. .4 -. .ESQ PENN Hlcu scnool., coumv, rnnusny M4554 A, nap . .. , - Alfa . ' . . 1 THE INDIAN RETURNS TO VIEW PENN HIGH SCHOC f ,fl- .4 ff X 4 Published by the P EN N H I G H Allegheny County, fp i . X Class of DEDICATION To MISS Stoehr who has been our teacher frlend and advlsor and who has glven w1111ng1y of her tlme energy and talents We the Senlor Class of 1950 gladly dedlcate the current lssue of Seneca Pay 'fnbute Q, 3 z 5 ' o I 2 ,Y ! 7 Y 1 1 l I 7 BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mr. Edward B. Messenger, Mrs. Marselle H u g h e s, Cpresidcntjg Miss Evelyn Sundin, fnon-memberjg Mr. A. Clair Mitchell, fsecretaryj. Standing: Mr. Henry L. Snyder, Mr. John H. Linton, Csuperintendentjg Mr. Harry E. Dean, Mr. Carl L. Goodlin, Mr. R. Rody Brenlove, Csolicitorj, fnon- memberj. Mr. Gilmore Snively finsetj. Wrwmf E High on a hill overlooking the Salts- burg Road is located the council lodge of the Salem. Here each day gathers a group of scouts ever searching the hori- zon for something new. Here also the hunters seek that most prized but elu- sive game-learning. Their bow and arrow makes them the braves of to- morrow. In order to become braves, these Indians have enlisted in the ac- tivities of Penn High School-partici- pating in the various sports, organiza- tions and classes. It is the duty of the Swim-rr staff to bring back these price- less moments through a pictorial re- view of you and your friends. Therefore, we the Smzera staff of 1950, hereby present this long-to-be-cherished edi- tion of the Smzcm. 2-gr Carl, our Injun'1 mascot Helping ca neu' rf'r'ruit . F A C U L T Y Presidrni Paul at zrorl: ,I xx 1'1- 4 .I av X .-4 0 CL. My, who was that? Practicing for the play Our lowly ChC'C7'Zf'fldf,l'S Just rclaofing No Zoafing, Duane Information Corner in the library SES o ATHLETICS 0 ACTIVITIES NK. 99 X,I MRS BEADLING Actwztzes Dzrcctor MR EVERETT N Dzrcctor of Semor and Jumor Plays MISS TYGARD Pfeszdent of Penn Tounshzp Education Assoczatwn 522' 3 THE INDIAN RETURNS TO PENN HIGH SCHOOL I I f If I qi W I f fi f I , , I 1 f 'N .ls f I- 1' L ' fy f X , ff nk. I X 1 if I f f fl, X , If H ' I I fl ! X 4' 1 I i,f ,. I' gy! ' ,323-gf YN, I? i I. .fxxp Q , - 1 I Yu . . . . .. Q .1 aft! xx 3' in , . . 4 I 9 .- , mf' H. s PRP' AND FINDS THE FACULTY DOING A SUPERB JOB MR JOHN H LINTON Supcrmtcndcnt MR. NORMAN F. HOELZLE Assistant Superintendent 14 mmm tratwn Mr John H Llnton Well known and respected as Super1ntendent of Penn Town sh1p Well llked as a frlend as phllosophlcal and broad mxnded VIEWS on educatlon secured hls Eagle feathers a Bachelor of Arts degree at Ohlo Wesleyan Un1vers1ty and a Master of Arts degree at the Un1vers1ty of Plttsburgh Mr Norman F Hoelzle Our asslstant Great Chlef competently executes hls respons1b1l1t1es as Asslstant Supermtendent always has t1me to help students acqu1red hls Eagle feathers a Bachelor of Sclence degree at W8Stm1HSt8P College and a Master of Educatlon degree at Duquesne Un1vers1ty h1s cheerful d1spos1t1on and frlendly attltude won hxm many frlends DR JOSEPH E WHERRY Hzqh School Prznczpal Dr Joseph E Wherry chief of all school activities alds 1n preparing rightful place 1n the world assists students ln solving their personal prob lems truly a friend of all serves our respect and appreciation received his A B degree from Grove Asszstant Prmczpal Mr Matthew Alcorn acts as assist respected for h1S congenial Way of ad Vlqlflg students his duties sponsor of Student Council and Hall Patrol Works out transportation problems received his B S and M Ed degrees MR MATTHEW M ALCORN City College and h1s M Ed and Dr Ed degrees from the University of Pittsburgh THE SECRETARIAL STAFF from the Unlverslty of Pittsburgh .ANA 1 s I1 1779 Brunton Mzss Sunfl I1 'llrs McCl1nton M195 Gallzqan Y rag: o o o b the YOUUSGF tribal members to take 3 ant principal of our tribal council . . . , Q - . i 1 . . y , .M ...de- ' ' ' ' . . ' . ., . ., 'Y llr. 'Vim L- ' ' . 5 . ' '. - '- I' faculty Mr Charles W Alcorn BS MEd Umversxty of Plttsburgh Mass EleanoreA Hunter B S Indxana State Teachers College MEd ML1tt Umver sxty of Plttsburgh Mrs leanG Gundy R N Columbxa Hospmtal School of Nursmg Dr FrankH Butt B S John Hopkms UnlVeTS1ty MD Jefferson Medlcal School Dr H Nelson Carnahan B S D D S UHIVBT slty of Pittsburgh Mrs LourseS Westun Dental Assxstant Mr Robert Beatty BS Indlana State Teachers College MEd Umverslty Pxttsburgh Mr H Fred Wrllrams BS MEd Penn State Mrs Cordelra Stuckert RN Dnxmont Traxnmg School Dr A B peer BS MD Umversxtv of Plttsburgh Dr James A Fordyce D D S Unlverslty of Plttsburgh Mr ClrffordM Drble Attendance Offxcer Mrs. Mabel Love Baker B.S.. M.Litt., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh Mrs. Catherine B. Berg A.B., M.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh M'ss Maude B. Cope B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Mr. Glenn R. Davis B.S.. Slippery Rock State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Mr. Edward G. Everett B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College MA.. University of Pittsburgh i r l l .cw Mr. Walter E. Bambarger B.A.. Duquesne University Miss E. Arlene Bielau B.S.. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Miss liberty Costas B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Mr. Howard l. Dressing B.S.. California State Teachers College Mr. Bruce M. Fisher B.S.. Juniata College Mrs. Elizabeth G. Beadling AB.. M.Litt., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh Mr. Robert C. Carpenter B.S.. California State Teachers College Mr. mul Mrs. Drrssznf and Chiu A1 ,yo 4' 0 I . ' -41' 5 V t' Mr. M. Alcorn at the Pf'nn-Latrobe game Mr. Harvey l. Goehring, lr. Mrs. Carolyn Grant B.S.. University B.S., Slippery Rock of Pittsburgh Teachers College Mrs. Marion L. Keller Mr. Waller 1. Kipp A.B.. Indiana State B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College Teachers College Mr. John S. Kookogey Mrs. lane M. Kosanovich BS., Pennsylvania A.B.. M.A.. University State College of Pittsburgh M.A.. Columbia University Mr. William T. Kosanovich Miss P. Cecelia Massarelli B.S,. Indiana State A.B.. University Teachers College of Pittsburgh M.Ed., University M.Ed.. Duquesne of Pittsburgh University Mrs. Sarah T. McAfoose Mr. Charles E. McGinley B.S. Indiana State AB. Unixersit . . ' y Teachers College of Tulsa facultq Mrs 0llveP McKam BA Umversxty of P1ttsburgh Mass Lors B Rupert BS Pensylvama State College Mass lane C Tygard B S Carnegxe Inst1tute of Technology ML1tt Umverslty of P1ttsburgh Mr Walter E Mclerster AB MA Umverslty of P1ttsburgh Mrs Helen M Saunders BS Ind1ana State Teachers College Mr Robert Walters BS Pennsylvanra State College Mr lohn Kersten Supermtendent of Bulldmgs and Gxounds Mlss Marne R Messer BA Umverslty of Plttsburgh MA Columb1a Umverslty Mlss Marne E Stoehr AB ML1tt Umver slty of P1ttsburgh Mr lamesD Wolfe Mrs MrldredS Raup BS Indxana State Teachers College Mrs Eleanor W Stoltz B F A Carnegxe Instr tute of Technology Mrs Margaret l Cromre BS Cahforma State Nlatron Teachers College MEd Penn State College Mrss Mae E Prerce K no pxcturej B S , M Lltt , Umvel s1ty of Prttsburgh g r V L4 H - 1 41 l , 5 4 ' ,. ' 4' 1 ' V I g 50 vc! My I , . A .' A V ' Q . . l . . . . . . ., D . . ., . ., ' . . ., . ' . ., . . ., Q . ., I . ., . . ., . ' . . ., . . . . . . . . . ., . .. - . ., I . . . ., . .. 6fdAA in time C'laAAroom ,- .I O Y Participating in office practice course Sophomores presenting fl biology project Future secretaries , Af' n .M E: 5 R 'r 1 E I K ,. 'I ' K, 1: YN? . f Ffa' if bg' ' 5- - 2. 'V Q 1 ' 4 pi S if it 4 si X Q ' 7 5 Y A 5 Lax ' Xa , P ' A2231 4 I QTY . , - ,igkixxif 1 ' f?iWfp ' Q V . i?,.'i5iQ ki - Q if b A x 11- f xx n-'I' I x NX In W rn U an K Z I P 2 In U U 'G 'I I nl I I i x 1 I l 6? L' as 4 ' 7 L X U- ' 2 X . N - Q rx x x XX Xxx XXX X x X X x ff A 'N ' X N x D, N x 4 N X h Tx :Xi A , x gx X 1- X X X X ' I . 52. 2' N -'NNW uzfvf' . ii 5 A J ' ' . .N-, X I BILL TAYLOR dcmmzsfrrzfmq MT 0f'0h7'H'l!1.S phuws rlasw INTELLECT OF OUR YOUTH OF TODAY , WZ ' J -552' '42 'ns SENIOR BOARD First Row: VV. Kipp, P. Sweitzer, P. Lonergan, B. L. King, P. Malte. Second Row: Mr. Goehring, A. Guesman, A. Sherwin, R. Hartman, D. Barcellino, J. Messenger, Mrs. Saunders. emvr 1 t S' iifvq FLIGHTY FRESHMEN 1946-1947 Frantically asked directions of thc upper classmen . . . purposely got wrong answers . . . remember that first pep-meeting . . . really a thrill to yell for our team . . . even the lack of seats in the auditorium didn't dim our spirit . . . the Sophomore Class gave us a rousing welcome at the Frosh-Soph Kick-Off . . . then there was the bus strike during December when we got to school the best we could, and some of us didn't quite make it . . . in March we had our own class party and what a time we had . . . a lot of lasting friendships were made this year. SCI-IOLARLY SOPHOMORES 1947-1948 No longer uncertain of just what to do . . . we knew all the answers or almost all . . . got from upper-classmen the previous year '... teased the Freshmen in the same manner as we had . . , no longer did we sit in assembly watching' the others putting on skits and performing . . . al- ready our reputation was established for our ability to put on good advertisements . . . our party for the Freshmen. a booming success . . . everyone had a good time at the Bookworm Ball . . . of course, the name was rather satir- ical . . . at our own class party in March we became the first class to have an orchestra for the occasion . . . the new look was firmly estab- lished this year, and with it. new records were already being set by the Class of 350. JOCULAR JUNIORS 1948-1949 Upper-classmen . . . we couldn't believe it . . . Christmas dance with all the decorations, a great success . . . our class play, The Man YVho Came to Dinner , a never-to-be-forgotten production . . . thirty characters in the play . . . our good- byes conveyed to the seniors at the reception in May . . .beautiful decorations, dreamy music . . . this was our way of saying, 'Now it's our turn to take over . . . we had waited a long time to try the Seniors' seats for size. STUPENDOUS SENIORS 1949-1950 Enough of taking things as they come . . . we set right to work at building up our treasury from a pauper's fund to a millionaire's dream , , . our magazine campaign goal of 353,500 was topped by almost 31.000, belittling all former records . . . then to further prove that the Class of '50 has what it takes, we went to even greater heights with our class play, VVhat a Life! . . . another big cast, another big success . . . our Hick Hop in December went over with a bang' '... no wonder, with those clever skits . . . it's not every day we see a horse on the stage . . . wc set another record at our banquet this spring, for no other class had ever held one . . . when wc received our diplomas, we had a wonderful feeling of a job well done . . . and we know we have just come through the Best Years of Our Lives . The Senwr Claw PALL MALTE Academlc an llldUStI'lOUS lad llked bx all a high honor student our ca able senlor class resident partlclpated xn Cue and rtaln Natlonal onor Soclety Rostrum and Science Aeronautics dlsolax ed hls actlng ablllty as the lead n The Man Who Came to Dmner and What a Llfe served on Student Councll three xears llkes all kmds of sports and dfltlflg desires to become a chemical engmeer W ILLIAM KIPP Academlc Blg Bxll homeroom officer and honor student ure presldent of the semor class tops ln football and wolleyball an actne member of H1 Y and Freshman Sclence Club Varxety Club Varsity Club Natlonal Honor Socxety captam of Hall Patrol hkes athletlce hopes to JOIH the Marlne Corps after school may take up Y M C A work PATRICIA I ONFRGAN Commerclal Pat a WIVRCIOUS cheerleader for four sears worked hard as secretary of Junior and senior class dlshkes poor sportsmanshlp was a member of Natlonal Honor Society Sub Deb Y Teens Freshman Sclence and Commerclal Clubs a home room offlcer has a smlle for everyone an Ideal secretary Brompter nn Junlor class play The Man Who Came to lnner PATRICIA SVVFITZER Academlc Pat short and charmmg member of chorus Cue and Curtam Debs Freshman Science Club Natxonal Honor Society Rostrum Student Council Sub Deb and Y Teens an honor student artlcl ated treasurer of the Junior and semor class hopes to attend college BILTTY IOU KING Academlc a lxvely redhead a member of Cue and Curtam Debs Natlonal Honor Soclety Sub Deb and Varlety Club co student dmrector of The Man Who Came to Dlnner class hlstorxan an able organlst and p1an1st served on Student Councxl three years an honor student plans to attend college bLNFW IFVL ABRIOLA Commercial Genny sweet and friendly bflonved to chorus and Future Homemakers of Amerua llkes dancing and sports hopes to be a typlst or a bookkeeper JLAN IOUISL AGNEW Academlc honor student was a member of the Penn Pomts staff National Honor Societv F T A Y Teens Freshman Science Llbrary Rostrum Spanish Student Councll and Qulll and Scroll Clubs she hopes to become a language teacher HARRY ALBI' RTS General entered Penn High School his senior year from Westmghouse IS mterested ln gurls and unlxke most fellows d1Sllk6S basketball has hopes of becom lng a prmter W I' WDALL J ALLEY Academic Judge agreeable dlspositlon honor student belonged to chorus Rostrum Club and Natlonal Honor Socxety masters the task whatexer xt plans to study law at the Unnerslty of Ohio H I' LLB AMBROSE Commerclal amiable honor student belonged to the Commercial Club PI'fSld4lllS Club Sub Deb Debs Y Teens and Natlonal Honor Society sen ed faithfully as a homeroom offlcer for four sears was business manager of Seneca hopes to become a secretary ..-.4 O O I O if l .'. i- H - . ,, H I 4 Y in The Ma-n Who'Carne To Dinner .and. :'WlEat a'Rife ' . . . 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' ' A I ,, L - 22' at N I Xa l l 1 1 l 1 I 1 lee Semvr Cla A MARIANNE AMBROSE Academic attended Walnut Hill School before enter ing Penn High enJoys good music and likes Harxard football games hopes to enter N Y U or Penn State aspires to become a physical therapist ALBA JEAN ANGLE Commercial has a winning smile belonged to chorus and Commercial Club friend to all engoys tg ping plans to go to night school to become a private secretary EDWARD G ASBURY Academic quiet lad belonged to the Freshman Science Club and stage crew likes to plav baseball no future plans as get LRNIE BALASSA Academic Bluch always has somctlu f., to say played baseball was a member of the Frmshman Science Club has an undecided futurc DOLORFS BARCFLLINO Academic Mae sweet and with actne member of Freshman Science C A A Lfaders Ros trum Y Teens and Sub Deb Clubs played on the irls basketball team likes dancing and all sports hopes to become a school teacher MARY BARCIC Commercial a quiet m1ss a mr-mbr r of Cnmmer cial Club Debs G A A Seneca Sub Deb and Y Teens an honor student she will succeed as an efficient secretary JEAN ANN BARKLEY Commercial Rusty her red hair the enxy of a has no trouble in making and keeping friends belonged to choius in her freshman wear dislikes nightwork will make an efficient secretary MARY LOU BECIITOLD Academic Becky clewer and attractne a friend to all . . . member of chorus. F. H. A., Freshman Science, Seneca staff Spanish, and Variety Clubs . . . likes to have fun . . . hopes to become, a model or a concert pianist. BARBARA BEBARDO Commercial . . . Barb . . . full of fun and pep . . . likes to listen to popular music, to dance and to eat good food . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . matrimony her future. LOIS NOBEEN BEBGLESS Commercial . . . gay dark-haired lass . . . participated in Junior Y-Teens and the Library Club . . . likes typing. moxies, and people . . . dislikes homework . . . her goal is to become a secretary. SARAH JANI- Bl-WARD Atari-nne Sarle a member of the Penn I1 Tru: belonged to band rhorus Cu anelCurta1n eJs F II A F T A and Spanlsh Clu s dns plaxeel heir talent n The Man Who Camel To Dnnner rleslres to attend college and become a klmlexgarten teachtr LOIS l- BIGLNHO Acadennc' a talefntehd rmss bvlonged to chorus Cue and Curtain Deebs Freshman Sclvnce Club Penn Pomts Sub Deb Yarlety Club and Y Teelns gase a exeellent performance m The Man Who Came To Dmne r and What a Llfe succve-deed as a home room offlcer ner fayorxte sport swlmnung plans to study drama or home economxcs WII RUR B BI ICKENDERFFR qulet but has a wnimng, ce Aeaeie mn F1ng.,e rs xsonallty an mdlspensable- member of band can t 1 ated m track and Varletx pf band and eruhestra par xc p kmcl of IHUSIL and eatmg rates lllgll Club any sus tu beeome a lawyer HARRIPT BLULMONT Connnerual frmndly and hflpful a member of Comme rual Club G A A Freshman Sclence Club anel Sentra staff took part 1n What a Lnfe .1 Wllll ln typ 11, hopes to become a publlc aecountant ox se crotary DONAID BODNAB Aeaele nut Don small but actne momber of track hall patrol Freshman SCIYIICQ and Scxence Clubs ms unde-cnded about futurt plans Aeaeienne Geenf.,1e a IX y a member of the Art Club Dabs Penn Pomts Sen Pea SDZJIISII Club Sub Deb and Y Teens some of he r faxollte sports are tennls and swxmmmg her goal to be a magavme Illustrator or a fashlon deslgner HARRX BOND Cllfllllllltlill qulet and rellablo a member of the baseball team Freshman Suence Club and Projectnon Club hkts Swlfllffllllg and motorboatmg dlSllkkS homeroom teaehers lns goal to be-come a nlO!'ll3llHd.l e name e r DONALD BOYD Gene ral Scoops enjoys a xarnety of sports 19 a me mbe r of the band base ball and basketball rate tust vuth llll a lot of fun when you get to know hlm WILLIAM BOYD B full of um and ugor F shman Aefade mn 1 member ol chorus track Cue and Curtam re otxence German Rostrum PFOJECIIOH Seneca staff anel bClt llll Ae-ronautlcs Clubs e-njoy ed hls part 1n The Man Who Came To D1nner llkes smooth dance HIUSIC eilsllkes slow drners wants to start a Cham of harelvl are stores SHIRLFY BRACCO Acaele nut vas a sunny dlsposltlon IS lnte re ste ei m all sports a xaluable member of G A A and ge mor Y Te-e ns mam dxsllke nlghtwork vushes to be come a ye te rmar an .-1 ,r A 94 0 11 'D 0 . . . 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I , . , D' . -' 1,5 l 4 A '2 . 41 ,A 2 ,J ' 0 0 0 I I I I Bl' TTY ANN BBONNFB '71 Acadnnnc wry attractne and frnendlx promlnent numbfr of chorus Cue and Curtain G A A Sub D b e Spanish Club De bs and Y Teens busmcss managtr f 0 Penn Points enjoyed being student dlractor of Thr Man Who Came To Dmntr took part ln Wh at a Life lntmnds to go to college JFAN BROWN Comml rclal frle ndlp, rlxsposxtxon me mber f chorus and F I1 A lows dancing., and bookkeeping hopes to bf C1 me '1 bookkupvr Sl-UBI lf Y BROWN Ar-adfnne aetne nn sports member nf chorus C, A A Y Tuns Fr1shman Seunu and Spannsh Clubs dlsllkts homework and concelt i b er oxs xushes to be come a nurse JOHN lu BRYSON Acadcmlc Jack loses to eat spaghfttl actnf ln band chorus and Freshman Science and Spanish Clubs a number of H M S Pmafore cast assnst t d an 4 :tor of Senera mann ambltlon to studx .arf lntc ctural f ngms ermg SHIRI FY JO UALDARELLI Academic friendly as they co editor of Penn Pamts tain Sub Deb Debs Quill and Y T1 ens mnjoyed her part To Dinner and What a Llfe work wlll be a teacher come enjox ed belng Illtllllbtl' of Cue and Cur Scroll Spanlsh Club and ll The Man Who Came does not hkf home RITA CAMPBELL uommercxal petnte freshman cheerleader an actne member of chorus Penn Poznte Commxr clal Club and Y Teens enjoys good musnc and moues dxshkes home work and oss g lpy gurls bound to succmed as a secretary FAN IAPOZZI Commerclal sweet and charming new to Penn High formerly attended Vlestmghouse hkes people moues and pretty clothes dlsllkes snobs memb er of chorus a good secretary her goal LVLRI Y CARPFNTEB Academlc P att-xc membm r of the F H A Y T1 1 ns and a hbrarx assistant fond of good books hkes to munch on a Hershey with almonds her career nursing eaches thls sparkhng gxrl a JI' AN Rl' BECCA CARTLB Cummerual Dlmp alw ays smihng belonged to chorus Y Teens Commercxal and Spanish Club s hkes dancing bowhng and skating dlshkes boys who can t dance wants to become a secretary CHARLES CIIABBIE General Freshman Sclence Club enjoyed hls part ln The Man Who Came To Dmner partlal to basketball hopes to become a traller truck driver Cherry frlendly belonged to he Semor CIMA an 1 . . i V . 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ERNEST CIAROI LA General a regular fellow enjoyed playing xn the dance band helped Penn s football team plans to go on playmg football dlsllkes any phase of Engllsh wlll study to become an auto mechanlc ANNA M CLEGG Commerclal Tootie a friend to all belonged to tht urls basketball team and G A A lxkes English dlslxkes hlstory and snobby people her future plans to work for the Bell Telephone Company RICHARD COGGESHALL Academlc Dlck qulet and reserved member of the Chess and German Clubs lovles to tinker wxth the car another chap who doesn t llke homework hopes to do automotive engmeermg MARION FRANCES COLEMAN Commercial s a sincere classmate longed to chorus YTeens Commerclal Spanish and Llbrary Clubs a capable homeroom officer determined to become a nurse llkes sports good music and good food N ll LIAM COLL General B1 frlendlw but quiet dlsllkes homework hopes to become a lmeman for Duquesne Llght Company MARTHA AINN COMANICI Academic sweet personahty a member of band Seneca staff Y Teens and Commerclal Club an honor student hopes to attend nursing school a. frxend to all DAI l' CONWII Ll' General a handsome blond a member of the golf team hopes to become a professional golfer ROBI' BT CONW ILLE Academic Bob qulet and llkable member of the Spamsh Club possesses an Interest in football and baseball lxkes to see good moues lnclmed to be resened and studxous w1ll certamly succeed m whates er he does ln the future KFNNETH COWW El' L Academlc Ken happy go lucky and frlendly excelled m baseball and basketball actxve an Fresh man Sclence Club and H1Y IS undecided about the future 0 lee Semvr CIMA of DONAI D CRAIG General Knobby is in Variety Club favorite past time is roller skating and dancing liked his part in The Man Who Came To Dinner wants to become a professional roller skater JOANNP CROFT Commercial an honor student a mem ber of band Freshman Science Club Penn Pomts Seneca Presidents Club Spanish Club and G AA likes band and Spanish dislikes concerted boys future plans to be a typlst 4 PNP CURRY Academic blond haired likes a good game of golf good food and swimming abhors mathematics plans to go into the U S Alr Force tl'0Rf-lf DAKIS General Babe friendly and humorous belonged to chorus Freshman Science Club and stage crew hopes to become a photographer dislikes the teacher who gives a large assignment for homework JOHN 1' DALZFLL Academic Junior Class president does excellent work in all that he participates member of National Honor Society and Student Council enJoyed part in The Man Who Came To Dinner loves to swim has chosen marme engineering as his future career RAYMOND J DAVIS General Strap member of football and golf teams H1 Y Presidents Club Variety Club and volley ball te am likes to carry the ball over the goal line and plat golf intends to study automobile mechanics AIXA Jl'AN DICK with her dog member of FHA GAA Commercial and Twirlers Clubs hopes to become a good secre tarx one of our majorettes ROBI- RT DICK Academic Smff a happy go lucky lad actlxe member of the cross country track basketball and xolleyball teams likes to tinker with automobiles his future plans undecided TWIIA DOAK Commercial Bunny belonged to FHA and the German Club likes art dancing boys bowling and large hot dogs from Custards last stand er future plans are not eudent yet Rl'lNl-l- BEVERLY DORMAN Commercial Be Bop always cheerful likes tall handsome men dislikes the animals in room belonged to F H A and Y Teens 0 0 0 0 I '... J0 ... - I ' I l U I A i I 1 , il ' I in A . . ' I Commercial . . . sweet and charming . . . enjoys playing I V. -- .,.an , . . A ' . . . h ' 'B ' 1 , wr - . . . ' Y f 4 A 4 gf, f 201 . . . . . ., - . 1 l LEY tnely participated WILLIAM DUB General happy'-go-lucky' lad . . . ac ' l b his chief dislike in school, English hool plans to S10 in Variety C u lass likes to play drums out of sc c attend Pitt ARDS l n ed to chorus IOIS JEAN FDW 1 friendly miss be o g n Pomts and Y Teens Academic Quill and Scroll Spanish Club Pen dislikes conceited boys and girls an honor stu line hostess dent p lans to be an air NGEB of F T A DELOBIS B FFLLI Academic honor student member Library Club and Y Teens won the Ursuline Academy o likes going to horse races plays the plan award plans to be a teacher FLRKATCI-I t frlendly BFRNEDFTTE A R Bernle quiet bu l b likes horses Commercial b longed to the Freshman Science C u r birthmark a white streak in 0 and dogs dislikes he her hair would like to be a cattle rancher INE FILIPICH a tall graceful friendly al CHRIST Comme rcial Chris miss actne member of F H A and Commerci Club lowes danclng to Vaughn Monroes orchestra secretary assured SUCCGSS 8.5 3 LOU FINGAL ttractne blonde member of t in NANCY Acadtmxc Nance a member of chorus Cue and Cur a mgmg our and Debs likes horse a plans to attend college and become a radio singer took part in The Man Who Came To Dinner and What a Life UTH FITZBOY short sweet friendly girl JFAN R Academic Jean f r her quiet well mannered ways S amsh Club known best 0 F H A Freshman Science Club p nursing actue in and Y Teens her future plan A LEE FLANIGAN always Jolly and friendly ked SANDR Academic Sandy d nt of Taylor Allderdice wor t a Life a former stu 4 hard as a mt mber of Rostrum and in Wha likes boxing dislikes baseball interested m be coming a teacher cious cheerleader JOAN FRICKE pretty usa G A A S Academic our Senior queen actne ln Debs Leaders Club Spanish Club and Y Teens member of Art Club Cue and Curtain Freshman Science Club Penn Points Sub Deb and Variety Club prompter for The Man Who Came To Dinner lowes to swim nursing her aim belonged to ALLY FULTON has a yery sweet XOICE es wants to be Comme rcial dancing and barbequ chorus likes .1 successful secret lry ia., 0 . . 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I... ,,J0,, I l l ,' . 4 y 0 O 0 1 - The Senza C7444 I' DWABDINF FUBLONG A cademxc Eddxe frlendly and cleser longed to F H A German Club and Seneca staff an honor student hkes swxmmmg and skating her future plans are to be a mlssxonary DOROTHY GABNEB Commercnal Dot friendly and charmm a member of Fut S ure Homemakers of Amerxca her fasorlte pastxmc IS danclng enjoys her class m home 4connm1cs her alm to enter the busmess world and then matrxmony IGERINA PEARL GASPE B COIHUILTCIRI Al gle a petite brunette belonged to Freshman Sclen ce Club F H A and Y Teens a frxend to ll a dlshkes all homework a successful secretary her future plans VFBA CABOLYN GEISLEB Lommercxal home room officer was a member of F H A and the Natlonal Honor Society l skatmg and swxmmn mg of the day wxll be a commercnal artlst JANET GEBE Acadf mxc Jan honor student who 18 ln chorus belonged to Science Aeronautlcs Y Teens Seneca staff and took part m What A Lxfe Interested m h1story plans to attend the Unnerslty of MlChlgaD HEINZ GILCHER Academnc studxous an asset to every class an honor student mtends to go to Carnegle Tech to study electrlcal englneerlng active member of German Club and Natlonal Honor Soc1ety ALEC M GIPSON Academic Jumor small but full of fun took part ln Cue and C urtam and Freshman Science Club llked hxs part 1n What A Llfe likes gxrls and french fries would l1ke to be a super salesman DONALD GREEN Academlc Don a frxendly redhead member of band d was a an Freshman Sclence Club enjoys attending muslcal affaxrs h b IS future plans are to ecome a concert musician HARRY GBIFFITII Acadcmxc soclable and actne an honor student belongs to Freshman Science Club a good chess player likes all kmds f o sports will succeed in whatever fleld he chooses LOIS LOB Commerclal Red pleasant and cheerful llkes to eat sleep and be merr x y dlsllkes homework ery much hopes to b ecome an efficient secretary partlclpated ln Commercial Club F H A and Y Teens RAIN E GBIFFITH C O C . 1 A an . . .. . .. . , be in og r 1 - -r - 1 ' ' A ' v H H - - A . 'c A, , . . ., ' K A , 1 I , V A , A f . . . ' . . . s a 4 if, A ul , ' , , , Ove 1 5 W , s' ng . . . always dream , ' v -1 Q when she ' . ' ' . A . . . . ', - ' . - , , . . . .V , . - .4 - 1. , x . . .V - .. .. V V ' . . . , . . f, ' . O JUNE L GBINE Academic always on the winning team in gym honor student belonged to chorus GAA Y Teens and Spanish Club llkes sports and dancing plans to become a nurse ARTHUR GUESMAN Academic Buster our wonderful soiphomore class presldent articipates in many actlvlt es member of Cue and rtam National Honor Society and Senxor Board to him basketball ls tops disa roses of self centered gzrls looked ln T an Who Came To Dmner and What a ite will make a flne lawyer CAROL JEAN HAHN Commercial pleasmg and kind belonged to the Freshman Science Club at Wllklns Township Junlor High likes good movies but greatly dislikes giving oral reports hopes to become a bookkeeper THOMAS N HAND Academic Tom possesses a likeable person ahty actlve in band baseball Hi Y S anlsh Club and track an honor student likes aseball and other sports dislikes studying for tests ls prepar mg to go to college and study engineering ROY HABTMAN SCl8IltlnC good natured a line musiclan played ln band dance band and orchestra was a memoer ot Cue and Curtain Freshman Science Club Senior Board track and Varnetv Club dlsplayed h1s actxng abxhty ln The Man Who Came To Dinner' and 'What a Life after college deslres to be a salesman CATHERINE l-IAYDEN Commercial Cathle a fnend to all belonged to GAA and Future Homemakers of Amerlca llkes to go to the movies and listen to Dlck Haymes hates boys that thmk they know xt all hopes to become a beauty operator RICHARD J HELBLING Academlc Dlck qulet but always has a cheerful smlle member of Freshman Science Club Spanish Club and stage crew likes swimming and danclng would lxke to enter the tleld of radio THF LMA JEAN' Hl' LI' RICH Academxc a talented blond member of chorus Sub Deb Debs Spanish Club YTeens Presidents Club and Varlety Club was a freshman cheerleader adores plcmcs and all outdoor sports has chosen nursxng as her professlon FRED M HEMMES Academic Fritz naturally witty hap y 0 lucky thou h a true friend active member o all Patrol and reshman Sclence Club likes loatlng ln the hall durlng homeroom er-nods loves going out with the gang hopes to ecome an architect JOAN HEBBINGTON Commerclal Blondle sweet and cheerful belonged to chorus Commercial Club Cue and Curtain FHA and Variety Club displayed talent in The Man Who Came To Dinner active member of the varsity cheering sguad likes swimming to be a secretary or a mo el her goal 0 ROBERT HESTEB Commercial The Duke happy o lucky lad from Wxlklnsbur High School actlve ln i Y Varsity Club and volley, all team likes square and social dancing with pretty girls future plan IS to be a salesman CAROL JANE HOWARD Commercial enjoyed belongmg to Cue and Curtaln Commercial Club Library Club an Y Teens swoons over tall dark handsome men and french fries definitely wants to be a hair stylist NIARIAN Il U0 H EQ Commercial attractlvevgpersonality new to Penn Hi h formerly attended ilkinsburg likes pretty clo hes and baseball games dlsllkes the way some people chew gum a future member of The Women s Alr Force belonged to FH A MAMIE INDOVINA Commercial Mae has an attractive smile lxkes ridmg through the country is a member of chorus and Future Homemakers of America well qualified as a typist RICHARD JACKEL Academic Richo tall and good looking active in baseball basketball football and Hi Y was a member of FH A main dislike exammatlons plans to Join the army then attend college GHIRLFY JOYCE JENNINGS Academic noted for her beautiful blond hair and winning ways worked hard on Penn Points staff a talentld member of Sub Deb FTA and Natlonal become a teacher RNELIA C JOHNSON Commerclal Corn good natured and frxendly an active partlc pant of chorus Commercial Club FH A and Seneca staff enJoys all sports and typ mg her future plans to become a medical secretary MABEI ELLEN KAUFMAN Commercxal pleasant and rellable belonged to chorus Freshman Science Club Future Homemakers of America and Y Teens likes to collect poems dancing tops with her french fries a must homework absolutely out hopes to become a secretary CHARLES KENNY Ei General arle the silent type envied by all the girls for is curly blond hair his chief weakness pretty girls pet peeve English sure to succeed ln the future MARY LOUISE KEBNICK Academic M Lou Jolly a ood friend to everyone a ard working member of he FHA FTA and Spamsh Clubs hkes to watch baseball and football games dislikes homework and snobblsh eopai lxked her part ln What a Llfe college er m O 0 O U I . . . . . .I ig- Honor Society . . . honor student . 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I 1' JOHN KISH Academic Johnny a Jolly fellow a mem ber of Freshman Scrence and Spanlsh Clubs enjoys flshmg and traselxng likes to build model trains mtends to become a modelmaker or a draftsman LHABLLS KUNKEL Academic Chxncho a tall handsome lad actxve on baseball and football teams member of Varsxtv Club a competent homeroom offlcer no future plans as yet EDWIN KUBLFINK General a new student from Peabody Hxgh llkes all kmds of sports shy but nice dnslxkes school hrs future plan rs to be a prmter ROBLBT LANYI General Bob a handsome cheery blond belonged to cross country and track teams Hall Patrol ProJect1on Club and Stage Crew an able homeroom offlcer llkes golf football and girls will suc ceed as a patternmaker LOIS JEAN LAUBIC Commercial frlendly and rehable llkes dancing skating and tall fellows dislikes homework and stuck up glrls hopes to be a secretary ln a private office partlclpated xn Commerclal Club LILLIAN L LESLIE Academic Les very neat and pretty actlve member of band chorus Cue and Curtain FH A orches tra and Spanlsh Club prompter of senior class play thmks dancmg french fries and classical muslc are tops plans to attend busmess school SLPH GI' NE LIPOVICH Academic Llp an honor student an out standing athlete played baseball basketball football and volleyball partxclpated m Freshman Science Hx Y and Narnety Clubs and lNaflonal Honor Soclety mowed plawmz m band and orchestra llkes to eat dislikes silly gurls will succeed as a naval engineer LDBPD LOGUE Commercial Mllly always seems to be on roller skates and loxes nt Interested m drawmg in the future she hopes to become an accomplxshed artlst RAYMOND LONG General Ray home room offlcer belonged to band basketball football cross country track track and IS a member of the Varslty Club nothmg m h1s opimon tops food will go to a trade school LAROL LUFFEY Academlc cute and cordial belonged to the Freshman Sclence FTA and Lxbrary Clubs llkes dancing dlsllkes homework and moody people wxshes to become a medxcal techmclan ..Ed.. . , . ... , , -.- ' . , . , - .. .. - v v 1 'l ' . . . . ... , 'g - ' en- . . wr CW '95 lp ff T V 'Q ll he Senw C7444 SHIRLEY MAE LUKETICH Commfrclal Shlrl a modest and cheerful lass am b em er of Commercxal Club Penn Pomts and Y Teens swxmmln d g an danclng are among her faxorltes dis approves of concelted people wxll makf an ideal secretary SAMLFI S MADINE General Sam quxet and good natured plax ed football flnd s gym h1s faworlte class has a good word for es eryone w1ll make a good archltect RICHARD K MAKIN Academlc D1 k c found beneath hrs shy ness an agreeable and well hked perso n newcomer at Penn our edltor of Sene ca member of chorus Presl dr nts Club and Spanlsh Club enJoys good musxc lntenrls to become a forest ranger CAROI MALNATI Acadfmxc tall frnendly and pleasant lass honor student b elonged to chorus Freshman Science Club GA A Leaders Club N atxonal Honor Socxety Rostrum YTeens and S b u Deb an able hbrary asslstant pft pefxes homework d an washmg dishes wushes to attend Bucknell to become a medxcal ICCIIIIICISII SIIIRLFY MANNING Commercxal quiet but cheerful belonged t the Art Club chorus and Sub Deb emoyed bemg honu room offxcer l k 1 es musnc and horse back rndmg hopes to become a ty mst ANTHONY MARTIN General tasx manner room offlcer Tons qu1et and carefree wxth an played on the football team a home plans to go mto the fleld of agrlculture JACK MARTIN Academlc Mart 3 an honor student was a member of band Freshm an Sclence Club HIY Na txonal Honor Socxety and Varsxtg Club a waluable member of the cross countrx and track teams dlslxkes uashmg the car wnll study engmeermg at Cornell UIllXf'FS1tj I I' If MARTIN Commercial an honor student belonged to Art Commercial Lxbrarx and Varxety Clubs xerg thrxftx ln shorthand she ns t ruly gxfted hkes dancmg and a tall blond wants to beco me an :deal secretary RLSSPL MARTIN General Russ hasn t much to say but IS a frlend to all hugh on his lxst of lxkes are g1rls pet peexe IS concexted gurls plans to be a contractor PNJAMIN MASON Gmneral Ben ba hf s ul and quxet but has many frlends dlslxkes gurls and school wxll be a success III any fleld he chooses JN - 'I Q uv an . 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' 'I ' A ' I ' ' 44 , I I O O O C - I ARTHLB WUCAFFERTY Academu Art a happx c-hap ac na Ill ber of band Hall Patrol and ortlnfstxa llkes to dame futurf plans arf- to go tn P1tt to studx fIlf,IIlttI'lIlp EDITH FSTHI-R NIcCALL Anadtmu Edu 1111 mbmr nf band and 1 T llN llkfs tu dance' and Mum dlQllkfS h0IlIt-'Wlllk hfr future plans arf undulde-d Cl AIRE McCANN Cur11n14rclal Muk sw: 1 t and flu mful 1111 mbfr of chmus and FII A nds much uf ln txmff svummmg ard danclnp. vul suuud '4lllIlll'lX as a sfcretars or model QIIIRLFY JANF McCARTI-IY Commorual Red tl11s cutlf' vxas SODIIOIIIOIQ quepn was 111 FHA Sub Deb and D1 bs Clubs Iatmg. barbfqufs If a must dlsllkws frfcklfs hopls tn hmmm a nursl DORIS IICILLF McFABLAND Con1m0rr'1al Poxsn-n a be'-autxful slngflr lxkf s 'IXYIIIIIHIIIL and ba ehall was a mmnbrr of chorus Y Tuns Cm11morc1al Hllll Nalntx Clubs wushvs to RONALD H McDOWELL Acadf n11c Petri tall handsuxnr- lad lo11f.,ed to Cur' and Curtain ftmtball thanx and Frwsl1111a11 Srunr' Club ll mud hls part 1 Tlu Man Wm Camo Tu Dmner no tuturf plans as ut WILLIAM II McKFF Gvnffral Nlac' humorous and lnfls thmks lmnlffwvrk ls a drfadful pastlrne spvnds l11s spare tmw drnmp. around 111 his :ar like d bx both LITIQ and bow! surf tu sumud III the futulv ALICE Mew ILLIAMS 3 Commfrclal 'Slam a cllarmlng. a11d plwasxnp. 11- rson 1111 mb' r 1 l rhurus Smzera staff and Y Tn 1 ns honor student our Junlm qumn lows popular IIIUQIC danmnf: slmrtlxand and a certaln blond hfr goal to bf c11n1f a succvssful svcrvtarx l'DW ARD I' NIFIQINTG Gfnfiral has a pltasant IIIWIDOQIIIOH was an RLUXF membmr of thff Frfshman SCIPIICC Club plans to brcomf a rarprntor JOQI- PH JOIIY MFISING G+ nw ral Jlm fl a N 4 lqlll tum a lIlCIllbf'I' nf Frrshman S1xf11c'4 Club hoops to btcomf' a farmu or a Larpmntor 0 Pi C O O I 9 : ' 7 i . ' V - - '- . . . . . . ' j . . . t' 'X 1 lm- r . r' aI 4 vi h . . g I 5 I 1 I Iv' ' . I ' A' 'I II 1 I I - - 1 - ' - . . .... spe- : -1' ' ' . ' f . . . l - I -l.j I 'Y r - I an 'K N . . . Ak ' I, 1 In I - A f In . X. K .A L Wfvf Y f I I I , 1 F V' ' r 1 13 K 4 l . v 1 ,V . I. 5 I ' ' -'I v ,V I D . wk .b ln-1-01110 an op.-ra singffr. : I ' . . . . . . . . . . . bw- ' ' . . '- 'I .- . . . 4- j 1 i1 1 I l ' ' I L 'I V . 4 4 5 , V . ' I X' . . . p ' . r . . I . L , 7. ' I. . . . ' ' I- ' I. I I . ' 'E h. . 1 VQ, I ' . I . . I v 1 ' -. I ' 1 ' V ' 'sy 1 . I I 1 K I . '- 1 . . . ' . . . tln- nth-' I1 lf uf tl1.- .I 1 - 1 1 I The Senza Cla A 4-'Q ...lf .sn ROBFRT 'VIPNTZPB Academic Bob quxet and easy gomg high on hxs lust of likes are popular songs dislikes girls a former student of Indiana Hlgh School plans to become an engineer ROWAI D WI! LIAM MPRTPN General Mert enJoys football enjoyed hls part ln The Man Who Came To Dinner and What a Llfe has a. llne sense of humor known to all for his wmsome ways planmng to be a draftsman JACK MESSENGLB Acalcmlc Sam our Freshman kmg faxth ful member of band enJoyed workmg on stage crew has a friendly attltude toward all member of Student Councnl llked rehearsals for The Man Who Came To Dmner dislikes goons will study drama at Carnegle Tech DOWALD METZGEB Academlc Don likes baseball and hockey games quiet but good natured hls future plans are undecxded belonged to the German Club CATH! BINF MICHLESKI Commercial Kay a pleasing personallty plus a dlmpled smile member of chorus FHA and Y Teens not hard to please hopes to attend an ALAN MILLIKEN Sclentiilc quxet and reserved likes sports and musxc dlslikes homework of any kind an active member of the band dance band and Spamsh Club plans to attend college after graduating DFLORPQ MINOLI Academic atoms and molecules are her dehght belonged to chorus GAA YTeens and Penn Pomts likes dancing and all sports dlsllkes conceited people plans to attend Pitt and major ln Spamsh ISABFII RUTH MITCHFII Commerclal Mltch at the piano you would thmk she were Bach belonged to chorus Commercxal and Varxety Clubs w1ll be a success m any fxeld she chooses THOMAS J MITLO Acadsmlc Mit a wh1z m Spamsh enjoys all sports Dartlclpated m Cue and Curtain Presldents Club Spanish Club H1 Y and Student Councll enjoys eatmg and going out with gurls one of our future doctors a loyal friend enjoyed his part ln What a. Life 'VIARITA MOEHBING Commercial IS pleasant and friendly belonged to chorus and Variety Club lxkes dancing swlmmmg and tall dark and handsome fellows dislikes catty girls and homework hopes to become a typlst O O O 0 , ,. , Y , . : 1 , . . . , . fy ,Nl W . . Lf ' 1 . . ' , I I K .. H - , ' . ' , ' An vw - ' A . . . . . . , . . - ' - - .. , . P - -v - - .. .. 1 I , , .. ,. . ' l . . . , . . ., 3 airline-hostess school after graduation. 1 I. . . . De . . . ti A4 4 44.4 - .. - .. - I x .' ,, ... . . . . V Q3 g , ,4 . . . , . ' V 1 v I' 1 ' Q 1 . ,A ' , ' A . . . ' . . ' V '76 , A - ' Ax ' ' , . , . . . Allll' ADI- I L Vl0l'.LI l' B M Commnrcxal Butch prctty and phasing. partxupatwl lll chorus FHA Cut and Curtaln and h re board Y Teens was a member of the sop omo llkes dancm Qllfllllll and muaxc prompts-r of the P. se mor class plax hopwl to att nd a musual school HAR! L WIOLCHAN Conmnunal XQ ahruabl ami charming. an actxu number of GAA Commcrcxal Club Penn Pomts Seneca staff and Natxonal Honor SOC10tX llkfs potato chnps no crfam and a baseball game dnslnkm Cfbllfulltd boxs hopes to bwcomc a good bookke Q pt r Fl MPR NIOLCSAIN G eral happx go luckx has a Ylllqlllltltlllq en ,rm hxgh on hls 11st are rldlng IH hxs consertxblf and dancmg to polka muslc W sutu-'ul lll hw ambxtlon RAI PH MURRAY Asad: mu qun t Stlldltbllq la Curtain Fr: whman SC11 nce and SCIQIICL AlT0ll3UtlCS Clubw an honor Qtudent had a part m Th: Man Who Came To Dmnsr fxpl cts to go to collcbc- d at ns Ill Cue and HARRY NORDSTROM G+ ne ral Arch our handsome Junxox kxng., a ml mb: r of Fr:-shman Scunco I I. . ' .I V ' lr. v- I , nl ' . . . ' ' ' ' . . . ' 1 0' I' ' ' . . ' f A Av A A n --S','- h I h .1 ,. . - . 4 't I . 1 ' , , A . . . ' 1 ' ' 'u w A A ' ' . .' 1 ' 4 14 A A v ' . l -, - Y 'L . ' . - , U, t I ' . . . ? . . . . 3 , . I ' ' . . . ill -z - ' 1 . . . ' V .L 'f li ' l .- l ' 5 , . . - ' 1 - , ' l l V l l A fr h . ' ' ' . . . H H . . . 1 I ' I ' . . . - - -- '- Club, Stage Crow, Stud- f '. . . . ' ' ' . , . 1 2. . . . . . X . ' a x v ' v x v I ' ' 1 x Y. I .1 x A 1. X - - ' . . . lov, c ' nf , ' I -. , . . 'z . g' Q 2 1- - , , , . , , l ' .. ' W V' . . . . . .' . ,.-- ' .-- ,x l A ' I - . ' ' 1 1 . l A I ' - . 4 5 ' D' . ' - v '- 1 ' I ' - ' ' '. . . ' 'A ' I V . ..... I A , I D ' I . 1' 1 - -, 1 ' '1 K . . . .- tnt Councll and track enjoys dancmg dttwsts homowork ambltlon IS to be an automobllv mtchanxc JI'AN C ODEN COIIIIHQTCIHI Sugar Baby 5 belong' d to the chorus Commerclal Club and FHA llkm to ww smg and plas hast ball vsants In xftcd m music beconn a prnatr secretary JOAN OHORODNIK Comme-rclal Joannc kmd and consldvratv belonyd to Frfshman Scuncc Club and Future Home l makfrq of Amfrnca ed h r part m th fu mo fnclnqtra vs mtv to ,o to buwmess school and lnmonn a wf crvtarx DOROTHY NIARIF 0 CONNOB. Acadf mu Dot frwndly lass was a formex qtumnt of Svsvwxalf Ihgh School plana to attvnd Sf mu kl x Valle x Ft nv ral Iloqpltal DAN ID 0 LEABY Acadfmlc Date full of um and ugor took part III crow countrx track and track a member V t nf H1 Y Pcnn Points Sclcnce Arronautlci and arsl x snjoxs good food and popular HIUQIC deqlrefl Ir bf a spa-rta wrltor aftu collegt JANET OLSON Commercial Tern a lnolx scmor mlss abl+ ucv prwsxdf-nt of the FHA llkew the slght of t red truckq vull some dax bf an ffflcu nt qecra an lee Senzvr Clam BH L 0 MALLY Acad:-mxc Irxsh honor student one of our polxccmen m the halls belonged to National Honor Society noted for hls sense of humor hkes to play chess can do wlthout school wlll make a fme farmer FUGENF PALLADINO General Greek manager of the basketball team played football enjoys a good dxscusslon m history has a. fme sense of humor enJoys teasing the teachers a. func friend JOSEPH L PANION Acadcmlc Joe an actlve lad with a smile for meryone enJoys all sports events hopes attend Carneg1e Tech and become an architect JOE PESCH Academlc a quxet lad a member of the Fresh man Scxence and Spanlsh Clubs lxkes mechamcal drawing and shop dlsllkes homework plans to be an archxtect or an accountant HELEN G PETEBMAN Commercnal Pete member of YTeens and treasurer of F H A lxkes summer vacations at Nor folk longs to have a home of her own near the ocean BEVERLY PETERS ACdd0lYllC Bes cute and DGDDY belonged to chorus Cue and Curtam F HA Seneca staff Spamsh and Twxrlers Culbs a successful homeroom offxcer spends much tlme swxmmmg and dancxng be a competent secretary A PETERSON Academlc Jlm an honor student partxcx pated m Chess Club Cue and Curtam Natxonal Honor SOCl6ty Penn Pomts Presxdents Club Quill and Scroll Hostrum and Sclence Aeronautlcs Clubs dxsplayed talent ln The Man Who Came To Dmner on hxs lxst of dlsllkes are teachers and homework plans to attend college RICHARD PLOWMAN Academlc Dlck an honor student member of Freshman Sclence Club well hked by all does not care for homework girls are a must w1ll enter college upon graduation FDITH PODGORNIK Academlc Edle an energetlc cheerleader actnc ln Art Cue and Curtam Debs FTA Spanish Sub Deb and YTeens Clubs showed her actmg llity m The Man Who Came To Dmner adores flashy cars dreads gym classes has no future plans JOANNE POMPA Commerclal thxs gay and charmlng mlss comes to us from Westinghouse High School llkes football and a certaxn tall black halred fellow IS llkcs unsoclable people future plans are marriage Q I , 1 . 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F.1I.A.. dll Tw-ns . . , lik:-s sports and sor-ial 11a1't11-S . . . alislikvs S111arl-al1-f- boys . , , ' nts to 11 -1-1 - '1 rm-1-11tir111's. 0 li The Semor Cla A l W IRGINIA BOSABIUS Commerclal Brxght Eyes pleasxng and frxendly a member of Freshman Scnence Club FHA and German Club llkes to dance and hstcn to musxc hows to bz come a secretary I ORRAINE BUSSO Academic Loxry honor student wxth a sense of humor belonged to chorus FHA Freshman Science Club admlres tall dark muscular men wlld about Mr Everett s classes hates all homework plans to tram for a nurse BARBARA JEAN RYAN Aeademlc Barb member of the Penn H1 Trio actlxe m chorus Cue and Curtam Debs FTA Nation al Honor Soclety Rostrum Sub Deb Spamsh Varxety and Y Teens Clubs acted ln The Man Who Came To Dinner and What a Life adores music and dancmg plans to attend Slippery Rock Teachers College and become a teacher TOM SALOPEK Gcneral Salty popular wlth everyone thinks baseball IS fun had part m The Man Who Came To Dinner hkes movies and g1rls does get like umplres h1s main ambxtxon IS to Joxn the any DONALD W SAMPSON General Smoky an all around athlete next to sports he likes to eat good food and dance an outstandln member of our football basketball and Ill Y and Varsity Clubs DUANF SCHAFFEB Commercial Bugs a frlendlx lad full of fun an active member of the band for four years member of H1 Y takes pleasure ln dancmg and roller skatmg w1th beautiful glrls hopes to attend buslness school and become a CPA CARI N SCI-IAFFHAUSEB Academlc a great Joker actne in cross countrs track and football member of Cue and Curtaln Stage Crew German ProJect1on Science Aeronautlcs and Var slty Clubs wlll be remembered for hls part xn The Man Who Came To Dmner and What a Llfe FRANK JAMFS SCHIIJ EB Academxc Wlck qulet lad lxkes algebra and horses dislikes Latin and all homework his future plans are undecxded ALICE SCHLAFHAUSEB Academnc an actixe member of the German Club enJoyed her part m the senior class play What a Life hkes sports and good music has few dlshkes lookmg forward to college JOAN SCHOFNFELDEB Academic her red haxr the emy of all cheerful and frlendly actlse participant ln GA A Debs Lead ers Club and Y Teens also belonged to Chess Cue and Curtain Freshman Science Penn Pomts Rostrum Science Aeronautics Spanish Sub Deb and Twlrlers Clubs always on th: honor roll O O O O 2. 2 . 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A e S, ,Mt TI-II' Ill-SA M NLHUI THI- IS Academic Tessie wonderful sense of humor belonged to Freshman Sclence Club F H A G A A Spamsh Club and Y Teens enJoys SW1mmlHg and playing tennis hopes to become a physical education teacher enjoyed her part in What a Life MII DBFD B SECICII ommercxal Mlllle frlendly and reliable C belonged to the Future I-Iomemakers of America likes dancmg and a tall handsome fellow with brown hair and brown eves dislikes snobblsh gurls and homework hopes to be a housewlfe m a little home of her own KARL W SEGNFB Academic Do y honor student home room ofhcer be onged to Cue and Curtam Freshman Science Club Rostrum Science Aeronautics and National Honor Soclet had a picnic actlng ln The Man Who Came o Dmner is crazy about drlving and atlna a fa 'hful fru rl tw people with a sense or humor sad when theres homework to be done plans to go to college ROBFRT SI' LLERS General Fireball tall friendly lad an asset to our baseball team member of Stage Crew Variety and Varsxty Clubs llkes to spend hls time eatmg and huntxng English class hls pet peeve future plans to play muslc or baseball BARBARA SHARP eral Babs a cute brunette who enjoys Gen dancing a member of the Spanish Club dlsllkes to be ln crowds desires to become an interior decorator FRED SHAW General Ted IS always on hand to help our baseball team a staunch admirer of sports probable future as artlst llked by all BARBARA SHFAI-IAN A d mic Barb sweet freshman cheerleader ca e home room officer belonged to chorus GAA Student Council Sub Deb Llbrary and Rostrum Clubs played baseball her future plans are undeclded ANN MARIE Sl-IERWIN Commerclal actwe m the Art Commerclal Club Presidents Club Senior Board and Seneca staff llkes extra large banana splits dislikes excessive home rk future plans are to study art or take up Joumallsm WO AI AN SHIPMAN emlc Burzx member of cross country Acad track football H1 Y Spamsh Club and Varsity Club enJoys eatmg steak and french frles future plans not known JOAN SIIOCKEY Academic Joanne has a beautiful voice member of chorus and Varlety Club has a sweet dlsposltion a true friend to all took part in Vlhat a Llfe 45511 A xxx 'ein 190 2 :.' . .' v , 1 . . 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L The Senza C1446 IHTTI ANL SIMPSON Academlc Llttle One displayed actmg ab1l1ty ln Dlnn er and What a Llfe member of chorus Cue and Curtam Debs FH A FTA Llbrary Sclence Aeronauttcs Sub Deb Clubs and Natlonal Honor Soclety plans to major ln home economlcs at Penn State ll-IIN 'W SIMONS short lively mass The Man Who Came To Commerclal a tall blue eyed beauty friendly and always clnerful partxupatfd ln FHA and Fu '-lnnan Sue nu Clubs fayorltt class bookkupxnp. work and marrlagc are her future plans DUN SMITH eral Smitty peppy with a keen sense of humor an actxye member of the baseball basketball track and tlolleyball teams has a dxslxke for nlght uork mtends to enter college RINE SMITH Vocatlonal Homemaklng Susle short and sweet partlcxpated 1n chorus FHA Y Teens Fllm and Flash and Chess Clubs likes to baby slt a d spend her tlme sewm n g and drmkmg cokes her desnre to study home economlcs Gen JOAN KATHI' SIARIAN 1 AIIUI SMITH Academic S it m ty a frxend to all always ready wxth a. Joke and a smile for her classmates capable lxbrary assist ant member of Rostrum and Vauety Clubs has declded t 0 go to college to become a vtrtter or a teacher W l- I X N SPRIGGS Commercxal Eve llked by all actne m sports belonged to Commerclal FHA Freshman qlll nc Club L1 AA and Y Ttens played on baseball and basketball teams lowes dancmg and sports 4 HAR! I' S STP I1 LI' Atadcmlc Chuck handsome and happy go lutky parttctpated m baseball basketball football and H1 Y was a homeroom offlcer dxsllkes con ce1ted people stxll nn doubt about hls fut Ure I' RNABI' I I In STLPIIFNS Academlc honor student who 1S m band and chorus m Art Club Cue and Curtam FTA Rostrum Scxence Aero Sub Deb YTeens and Natlonal Honor Soclety also on Penn Pomts staff d marvelous actlng m The Man Who Came To Dlnner and H M S Plnafore enjoys acting drawxng readlng eo le animals wrltlng hopes to attend Carnegle ec for illustrating or drama IANI' S'l'I'VI' NS J0 Academxc Deame a friend to all belonged to Art Club chorus SclenceAeronaut1cs and YTeens her fayorlte pastlme includes rxdlng baseball swlm mmg and dancmg plans to be a commerclal artlst Sl' PH W STFWLNSON Academtc Joe yery dependable belonged to cross country track chorus and Spamsh Club has good word for ru ryom 40 rv I p si I ' . U ' - at ' vp - 7 .Q .. ... , , 1 4 - -1 - - -1 . ' r:':,'.'... .' 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' 1 , ' , - ....di ,F lt - ft - - if i, n . :.' 1 2 Q v . . .. .- :A YL I 0 0 0 Rl TH WI STPYPNSOIN Academlc Dlmp always ready belonged to luaslball and lasketball hams QA A Leaders Club Spanlsh Club and Y Teens bellewes in letting the future take care of xtself AI Il I' STK lxNl'Y Alademlc member of Freshman Science Club FT A Llbrary Club Seneca staff and Spanish Club dlSllk9q grasshoppers hopes to attend Indlana State Teachers College llked by all AI ICI' J STONl'R Amademxc full of fun an honor student member of chorus Debs FHA FTA Presidents Llub banner AtIlJlldLlt.lL:4 Sub Dmb bpamsll Club and Y Teens lxkes to dnve and travel hopes to become a kmdergarten teacher co dlrector of semor class ple JOHN S STOPIFR Academxc Jack a good natured easy gomg fellow played football and track hugh on his 11st of favor1tes are women food and Spanlsh class member of chorus and Freshman Scxence Club unde uded about has future ION!-PH C SUPHR Al8d9lT'llC Chff never a dull moment when he ns around lxkes glrls lntends to Jom the army IRSLIA NORMA SULSS Academic Ursle actlve member of FHA bl :man Club C AA and Y Tuns IS fond of dancing, and sports her future plans are to go to PCW or Mount Mercy to study dxetetlcs RANDOLPH SMALLS General Randy thls boy IS muslcally mclmed havmg muslc and dancing on top of hls list of lnkes has no dlsllkes his future to be a doctor WILI IAM TAYI OR Academxc B1 handsome happy go lucky lad partlclpated m baseball basketball and football had a part m The Man Who Came To Dmner m+mb1r ol Cum and Curtam Ixatnonal Honor SOCICIQ Var Club and Student Council high honor student hopes to become a pro baseball player DOLOBES A TESTA Commercxal Dee sweet and charming attended Westlnghouse Hxgh her freshman year or ever cheerful and good humored hopes to make homemakmg her full tlme career after graduation belonged to Commercial Club I I-ORGE THOMAS Academlc Pete an honor student active ln baseball chorus Cue and Curtam football H1Y Science Aeronautlcs track Varlety and Varsity Clubs and Na tlonal Honor Socxety enjoyed his part 1n The Man Who Came To Dinner plans to study geological engmeermg 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A . . 4 4. a . 1 . . 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' ,, i 4 . - l. .. , , .A . . I 7 I ' 1 . . , , . .ln .lu I . , . . . , . C ' - .l H . . , . - .. .- - .aa .no y ' , - .. .. . 1 , - ,l. - .. H , , ..., FLORICNLI-. I. WIA! I-,B Academic . Flo . . . friendly and pleasant belonged to band chorus Freshman Science Club Seneca staff Spamsh Club and Y Teens an honor student llkes loads of fun chocolate lce cream a must her plans are not complete but wishes to attend college CATHERINE A. WILIMFBSKIBCH Kate . . . quiet but yery mce lnkes lalls by Vaughan General all kinds of sports and muslc espec Monroe dlSllk6S concelted people her future plans are undeclded FRAINCIS Y WFRDEB Academic Fran happy go lucky and a friend to all served two years ln the marines partlcl pated ln the Freshman Science and German Clubs attend college hls future alm enjoyed hls part in What a Llfe PATRICIA C WI-IITEFORD Academic Pat cute and cheerful actlve in Pu: and Curtam GAA and Y Teens reporter for Penn Pomts member of band and orchestra mtends to go to Grove Cnty College to study Journalism BARBARA ANN WILI-IELM Commerclal Barb a charming lass was a member of Commercial Club chorus Freshman Science X Teens loses eatmg barbeques dam' hopes to become a mg flshmg and s dlsllkes homework and s stenographer of NORMAN WILLIAMS happy go lucky member Perm Pomts General Lefty the football team Freshman Science Club and track mtends to go to trade school SAMUEL WILLIAMS General Big Sam full of life belonged to basketball team and Variety Club llkes l an football games wants to participate ln sports c e after graduation and pep EDWARD WOOD Academlc Woody our happy go lucky Soph omore Kmg played football baseball basketball and xolley ball an actue member of H1 Y to study one of his mam dishkes ls undeclded about the future THEII' I' WRIGHT Commercxal Scotty a fnend to all particx mated m band Commercxal Club FHA G AA and Y Teens llkes cute boys and flashy cars her futarf plans to be a secretary for a handsome man DANIFI B EANICKO Academxc Dancmg Dan always honor student member of Freshman tmg fried chlcken classes an Sclence Club and hall patrol llkes ea and mashed potatoes dancmg and boisterous glrls lntends to go to college to become hxs chlef dlshkes a pharmacist merry m . . . 4 ' . ' ,' ' . . . ' , pf ' . . . to F.II.A.. and '- . . . '. ' , ,- ' , ' , wimming . . . . . . ' ' illy girls. E ,I I. ' . I O 0 I I 1 JOYCE RUTH YEATTS Comms-rclal belongs to chorus F H A Freshman Science Club Twirlers Club Y Teens likes to be on the go all the tlme plans to attend a business college JLAN M ZACCABDI Academic Jtanle a cute dark halred lass belonged to the Art Club and chorus likes tall blond men would like to be a nurse at West Penn Hospital ALAN SWANN tno plcturej Academic Lop a fasorntc among h1s frxcnds qunct and manmrlx always neat m appearance hasn t contemplated much about his future Semor royalty, Joan and Gerry he Seniv C7444 - 1 f V ' . . . 1 I - .1 H . H - . . . . , t i iw A - -. H , . x . . ' - v V ' v 1 'f Q iff' . W '31 553' Jef m Us ' ' ' ff: ' A f? K my M MQ ' k S- 13 'Y jf- , v'.,.. M: 'za Q 1. 1 ' i pa ---nl ' ...-ru-9 Q Qi ' .52 'll M 'lr ,,..' K . v 'Z xiii: 'V R- 1' '3 'fF - 46 'V .CM Braden and Roseanne, sophomore king and queen Rose and Bertie , junior king and queen Cleaning up? Seniors in study hall Busy juniors, Ann and Delores Sophomore Board First Row: F. Siepert R. Bankenbeker, V Piazza, VV. Smith. Srermrl Row: Mrs. Kel- ler, R. McGregor, J Best, L. Ferraro, J Comfort, Mlss Tygard. Junior Board First Row: R. Berto- vich, H. Carson, J. Ger- nert, A. McGregor, E. Cervenyak. Swvonll Row: J. Kaylor, FI. Sheahan, M. Riddell B. Snyder, ME. NVilson 1 Third Row: Mr. Mc- Ginley, J. O'Malley, M H a IH rn e r s t r 0 m W. Schaub, Miss Cope. 1 ilnderclau Koardtf JUNIOR CLASS Prr'sidcnfAA A, ..,..... ..A.,.A A ..,, ,James Gernert Vice-President ,....,..... A ,.,. Howard Carson Secretary AA ..,.,.... V,..,.... Erma Cervenyak T1'easurcr ,r,. A Richard Bertovich Historian a,a, a,a. ,,,,,a A A A Anna McGregor Upper classmen at last . . . crowned Rose Sheahan and Richard Bertovich class king and queen at the Coronation Dance . . . sponsored successful dance, The Snowball . . . promoted their main event of the year, the junior class play . . . delightful hosts at the annual Junior- Senior reception. SOPHOMORE CLASS The lively sophomore class . . . u nder the leaderhip of Vince Piazza, president, Richard Blankenbeker, vice president. Sheila Confer, secretary, and Jo Ann Comfort, treasurer . . . eager to become upper-classmen . . A sponsored a tea and a formal dance . . . chose Roseanne Bar- cellino and Braden Speer to reign as king and queen over the sophomore class at the Coronation Dance. The unior Cla A They af First Row: M. Ackerman, M. A. Barnes, B Anderson, J. Agnew, W. Beers, L. Balenciago L. Bertolina, G. Amodeo, C. Barnett. Second Row: R. Blickenderfer, T. Agnew, P. Allen, B. Atkinson, A. Beadle, N. Bigenho, P. Bevard, A. Almes. Third Row: J. Barriero, P. Bent, R. Bertha, R. Bolte, K. Ainsworth, N. Brumbaugh, R. Bertovich D. Brown, H. Bell. First Row: B. Davies, H. Carmel, D. Cherrington E. Cervenyak, M. L. Chapman, P. Dean, N. Ce- rena, S. Burns, M. G. Bruno. S1 r-mul Roux' R. Collins, D. Day, R. Circosta, A Dayen, J. Clancy, L. Burgess, J. Cain. Third Rong' R. Simons. N. Caldwell, H. Carson T. Byerly, H. Crear, XV. Cooper, VV. Callahan, arlng the top of the totem pole. First Row: N. Gross, B. Gipson, F. Michleski, A. Gasper, C. Filoso, J. Gehring, S. Gerthoffer. Sfrond Rout' S. Elcock, K. Ewing, A. Ferraco J. Gernert. R. DeFrances, J. Gula, F. Gala. Third Row: J, DiLiberto, J. Hainley, G. Fowkes M. Hammerstrom, M. Gasparro, W. Garner, G Gore, R. Dorman, First Roux' T. Kokal, M. J. Lintelrnan, L. Lock- hart, J. Kaylor, A. Lavrinc, E. Lockhart, M Hughes, S. Hummert, J. Longstreth, J. Lewis. Sfrond Roux' G, Kime, R. Kerchner, M. Hertzog G, Karnes, B. Long, V. Leppold, D. Gore, L Payne, R. Conner. Third Rout' J. Howard, B. Kier, R. Long, P Harris. R. Leya, M. Cross, W. Cox, VV. Lersch R. Liggett. Fir-vfR011'.' D. Mangretta, F. McKamish, D Malasky, M. McCallum, B. Matthews, M. Mc- Callum, E. Neimetz. L. Matthews. Srcmzd Row: J. Mcllrath, N.I-Ialvaty, D. Malia M. I.. Mason, M. McKinley, J. McManus. Third Row: R. McCarthy, C. Malloy, S. McClure, P. McAdoo, J. Malley. The Junior Cla A First Row: T. Richards, I. Parsons, H. Olson. L. Osborne, F. Goldner, A. Prosser, I. McKinstry. J. Patterson, M. Nichols, C. Pfab. Second Row: E. Raypush, S. Rinaldi, M. Riddell, K. Quinn, C. Pearson, M. Penney, C. Richey, B. Onifer, D. Richardson, S, Molinaro. Third Row: C. Meyers, R. Pierce, E. Moyle, J. Moekle, M. Nelson, VV. Peterman, R. Rice. Thezr progress is a maize ing. First Roux' B. Snyder, R. Rodriquez, J. Shick E. Sheahan, D, Spinner, D. Scott, E. Ross, R. Ross. Second Row: P. Rosarius, W. Schaetzle, J. Smith, J. Sheehan, A. McGregor, VV. Schaub, J. Shovel G. Saul, R. Snyder. Third Rout' R. Sistek, A. Smith, B. Smith, R Scott, VV. Shaw, D. Potlas, J. Sheriff, C. Schult- heis, J. Stahl, K. Sellers. First Roux' J. VVirl, G. Wood, D. Taylor, L. Ziegler, A. Starks. Second Row: D. Vingen, E. Stineavich, A. Wag- ner, B. Stewart, N. L. Stewart, D. Thompson E. L. Taylor, M. E. Wilson, N. A. Sutter, M. R. Sutter. Third Row: N. Stewart, P. VVoods, F. Weaver, P. Vidmar, I. M. Stotler, L. Zimmerman, D. Wirl, M. Thornton. Fourth Roux' J. LeDonne, J. Strauss, G. Tipton, J. VVomersley, J. VVeaver. VV. Ressler, G. Williams, H. Williams, T. Nichols. 1 ...aff . A .Q X, XX? r A 1 ,f-My 1 . ,,,....-r N aw - First Row: P. Browning, B. Asbury, D. Blose, J. Belin, N. Andrews, L. Beatty, T. Abbott, J Belschner. Second Row: E. Boyd, S. Bauma, L. Brown E. Bish, M. Brinton, R. Barcellino, M. Aste. Third Row: R. Blankenbeker, L, Berg, L. Brown J. Ashworth, J. Baird, D. Buckley, C. Bollinger Fourth Row: R. Ayers, M. Buck, J. Brown, S Balenciaga, J. Best, E. Blicl-cenderfer, R. Brown M. Bronner, N. Allen. ' .- f ff .',,,',lfZxVf M4 ..-' , ,f 'Wx ,ff ff .ff K f,,.v ' diff.. ,.-'M' ,.w ff, .-.A-1 I M, 1 4 The Sepia omore First Row: A. Butts, D. Burkhart, S. Confer, G. Byers, P. Cowan, J. Comfort, G. Coleman. Second Row: V. Bowers, J. Chervanak N. J. Cessna, G. Carter, M. Daw, T. Carter. Third Row: W. Davis, B. Cataldo, R. Coyle, N. Burgess, E. Campbell. Fourth Row: R. Cresap, J. Costello, F. Cerchiaro, B. Daley, H. Carryer. addle their own canoes. First Row: E. Dorman, G. Earle, J. Foutz, J. Averill, C. Deems, U. Dolce, S. DeVenny. Second Row: M. DeLancy, J. Ellis, E. Eshleman, L. Fitzroy, E. Frey, P. Elliott, M. Fortune. Third Row: C. Englert, J. Eicheldinger, H. Fre- licke, B. Doxey, W. Fisher. Fourth Row: D. DeFinnis, B. Englert, L. Ferraro, E. Dozzi, B. Doak, D. Fingal, D. Fischer. First Row: J. Henderer, E. Harrison, D. Heng- stenberg, H. George, S. Griffith, S. Harvey B. Hemmes. Second Row: G. Goodlin, C. McGuire, R. Halloran V. Hope, M. Giammatteo, S. Gazzo. Third Row: G. Glarner, B. Hart, B. Duerlein ,B. Glasgow, Fourth Row: E. Howard, D. Hawkins, R. Grant R. Hayden, J. Gallagher, B. Gribble. lee 0 luv 0 eA They fh-nk 75pm SOPIIOMORES V First Row: M, Hurst. J. Kc-ndall, J. Km-lly, G. L1-wis M. Hurlbwrt, A. Jamvs. Second Ron S. Jackfl. J Ki E. Hu his P, Lf 1- - ' 4 PII' H A- - 'I pold. R. Lewis, A. LaBarda. Third Row: E, Kranciv. T. Lanyi. J. Lauric. B. Leaf, K. Krn-ss. Fvmrth Roar: B. Kf-ar. T. Kozusko. R. Kozusko. B. Ll-wr. H. K4-nnl-dy. J. Hughes. SOPIIOMORES VI First Roux' J. My:-rs. C. Mc'Curdy. A. Marlovw. S Masaitis. A. Lott, A. Milll-r. L. Makin. Srrfmr! Rmr: D. MCMast1-rs. A. Moritz. A. Mason. R MacGr1-gor. P. Mastropis-r. G. Mir-duski, D. Me-aglvy. Third Rau S, Molchan, R. Mort. M, Matthews. D. Molvsaii. J. Mc'Vay, J. Millvr. D. Mosivr. Fourth Rout' S. Mann. J. McL+-istvr, T. Matlior. J Me-ntzx-r. J. lIl'Iik'1', R. Millvr. SOPIIOMORES VII First Rout D. Prosf-r. M. O'Connor. N. O'Bri1-n. D P1-ta-rs. C. Pivik. N. P1-tsingsir, M. J. Nalf-y. Second Roar: M, Pampm-no. C. Pioth. E. Paintvr, A Pannion. J. L1USlf'I'. L. Prevcr-, E. Ottv. S. Porter. Third Row: N. Phillips. E. Nagvl, R. Ponze-tta, 'W Nail. B Path-rson. E. Munch. V, Piazza. SOPIIOMORES VIII Fu-st Rmr: M. Shaw. P. Sandvrs. C. Rovnyak. M Rall-y. G. Roth. M, Raclovic-li, M. Rizak. Semmd Roux' W. Schools-y. B. Richardson. E. Scala-tti R. Scaramvcll. J. Schnvich-r. T. Riddwll. Third Roux' R. Shiwlrls. H. Shoupf-y. VV, Smith. F Sir-port. W. Rhinestine. Fourth Row: I. Smith, C. S8l'k1'lt. R. Streilly. C Ridm-nour. E. Russ. J. Russo. J. Rvid. SOPHOMOHES IX First Roux' M. A. Thompson. C. Vollme-r. F. Ursic. M. Stow-wliaas, L. X73.IIdl',2'I'ifI. M. Turk. M. Strauss. M. L. Stuart Srvrmd Roux' D. L. Turn'-r, S. Wymarrl. B. Turba. J. Wagnf-r. J. Snydvr. S. Ste-f-le-. Third Roux' M. Yaklivli, M VValkvr. J. Wallace-. J, NValt+-r. P. Zirnmf-rrnan. Fourth R0w.'P. Walkvr, K. Wintvrs. J. Woodings. B. Swatcliick. R Tlmrnpson. J. Swvrfny. Fifth Rmr: A. Whitakf-r. C. Wellhausa-n. G. Wilson. S. Woodingrs, B. Spl-1-r. ' fxf' M 4 , X Y , I 3 'I pi, 4 1 .0 f A -l N !A,. 7 , In ,ff W f if ' 'IW A f I .2 ' .. .f ',, W,-' ' f' , Z' f,.f f' ,, .. Yi ,J , .1 M,,,,ffMVM,..- . ,.,4? ' K I? fXiA'. W1 f f f .1 . , , X .ff .ff ' 1 I, V4 I, ,I V,-' A dev' ' 4 1 y are victims of the warriors. 'I'-Q 4 4 Q wif any I ff r X 1- I 7 . 1 g J! Zf- -!MV ,f , Al, ,, ff, ff v..- ..1,f-f , In P F 'U P P 4 I 'I I rn U5 -I iz MR FISHER znstructmg V1 we Bzll Zookze and Bob x X X 119' Z ' 2, 'S' N J' X its MA' t- I . f N , f ,.....- X X. .V .f---- ! fr! xl. l xx ,, W, X J Ex ., ..., . .A ' if if O M Q. ' V x X N z '-X. x x SNS xl 4 K X VX . ., .Q - xl- ,N NRA X '11 A 1 s X i ANN m 2 Q M, 4 N r' N ' w- S U Q ' ' N X N 1 Q. 1 U, M X X - Yay Lf, 4'- F MAJOR IMPORTANCE AT P'ENN lee ?oot6all Sea on FOOTBALL Succeedmg the 1mmortal O H 1Pro1 Burton as head coach at Penn Hlgh thls year was Bruce Flsher former mentor at Bedford and Ferndale Hlgh Schools Bemg ably asslsted by Bob Walters Chuck McG1nley and Chuck Alcorn Coach Flshers boys complled one of the best records m the grldlron hlstory of our school wlth SIX wms agamst three losses Upon hls arrlval at Penn Coach Flsher had four returnmg lettermen Kipp Davls Urban and Strlckengloss He added to the starting eleven such stalwards as Harrls Sampson Jackel Thomas Llpovlch Wood and Bolte Startmg off 1n dxsmal fashlon Penn lost to a strong Central Catholxc team at our fleld 27 0 m what proved to be a game that awoke the boys and encouraged them to play the brand of foot ball of whlch they were capable for the follovx mg week the Indlans traveled to Latrobe and FOOTBALL SQUAD Left to Right Front Managers Costtllo Pcterman F1rstRozL Taylor 158 G1 Carson 161 G1 Selpert 1231 Clarella 1401 B frlx 1211 I llla 1 '11 mm 1111 1241 Russo 442 G1 Cal ahvn 164 G1 Second Row Brumbaugh 149 G1 Sherxff 1541 Rocas sane 1371 Wood 1461 Stl'1CklIlgl0SS 1291 Bolte 1391 Urban 126 Malhy 14191 Plazza 1111 Sxstek 148 G1 Thwd Row Manager Merten Thomxs 1481 Jackel 1251 Kunkel 1411 Balenclago 1231 Dams 1281 Harrls 1471 Wllll8mS 1521 Klpp 1551 Dalzell 1551 Redffrn 1511 Sampson 1211 Howard 146 B1 Cam 124 B1 Fourth Row McClure 149 B1 Dawson 143 G1 Gallagher 1418 G1 Frellchr 163 G1 Matxey 1221 Steele 11161 Hammerstrom 1341 Potlas 1201 Snyder 1421 Monhelm 120 G1 Glarner 140 G1 Mlller 135 G1 Faith Row Wlllxams 129 B1 Hamley 141 G1 Smxth 146 G1 Elcock 124 G1 Barrxdmo 136 G1 Dozzx 165 G1 Blankenbekmr 156 G1 Hs mes 150 G1 Bllckcndcrfer 162 G1 Dans 139 G1 Stewart 155 G1 Campo 160 G1 if 'W . TT-v 'W' '13 'iwfg 'W ew swf! 'lf 58 smashed the Wildcats, 18-0. Bolte scored twice and Harris once. Returning home again for their next contest, Penn edged a strong Uniontown aggregation, 19-13, as the Indians won their second AA game. The following week Penn met defeat for the second time, this time at the hands of Mt. Lebanon, 19-12, who went on to an un- defeated season in league competition. Although we outplayed them, the team with the most points won. Penn won their next game, a free scoring thriller, when they trimmed a fast Shady- side eleven, 20-18, at home. Bolte scored all three touchdowns and rolled up 160 yards in what proved to be one of his best games of the season. But the next week we journeyed to Har-Brack and got our ears pinned back, 40-0, by what was said to be one of their strongest teams in five years. At this point we had a mediocre season with three wins and three losses, but Penn finally found themselves as they won their next three games, Munhall found the Indians too strong, for we beat them, 20-13, in a rough and tumble affair. In our next encounter we trounced our bitter rivals, Wilkinsburg, on their muddy field, 19-6. Penn pushed the Tigers all over the field as Bolte scored twice and Harris once. The season ended at Altoona when most of the boys playing their last game for Penn played their best game and we walloped the home team, 24-0. Coach Fisher's boys scored in every quarter, Wood tallying twice and Urban and Bolte once each. Throughout the season the spirit of the boys was evident as they played their hearts out in every game and did not stop fighting until the final gun. With the current coaching staff re- maining intact in the future, along with spirit of the present team living on, Penn should, no doubt, be even more successful on the scholastic gridiron in years to come. Watch Paul and Bolte go places COACHES Mr. Fisher, Mr. Alcorn, Mr, McGinley, Mr. Walters 59 5' i.x!Li.agY! - 5 N Gr 040- 700 tba!! Hervw Reading clockwisezff- Kipp, Matvey, Strickengloss, Steele, Davis, Thomas, Wood, Williams Bolte, Carson, Urban, Piazza, Hammfrstrom, Jarkel, Palladlno, Sampson, Harris, Lipovich. riddem Tv good Start FOOTBALL SCORES Penne 0 A... .. ,..,.Central Catholice27 Penn418 ,,A,,,........ ,.,, , ., ....,4A..... Latrobe! 0 Penn-19.. ..,, ,O,. , .. .. ...Uniontown-13 Penne12 ....AA. .. Mount Lebanone19 Penne20. ...,,.,.4,,A, . ,,AO..... Shadyside--18 Penn- 0 ..,A.A.,,..... V.,..,.., H ar-BrackA0 Penne20. . ..... ., . O......A...... Munhalle13 Penn-19... . ., Wilkinsburgv 6 Penne24. ,O..O...., .4,....O.....,.. A ltoonae 0 Richard Jackel . . . handled his position capably . . . played varsity tackle for two years. Bob Bolte . . . hard-running, hard-hitting fullback . . . played varsity for two years. Paul Harris . . . played varsity end for first year . . . outstanding pass receiver. Zooky Urban . . . a fast, tricky half- back . . . played varsity for two years . . . consistant and successful ground- gainer. Gene Lipovich . . . two year varsity guard . . . a mighty hard man to move. Ray Davis . . . co-captain and three year varsity guard . . . opponents found it next to impossible to get past Ray. George Thomas . . . two year varsity cen- ter . . . gave the backfield little worry with his accurate centers. Don Sampson . . . played varsity end for two years . . . could be counted on for his timely receiving. Charles Strickengloss . . . hard to stop halfback . . . played outstanding varsity football for two years. Ed Wood . . . capably directed the team from position of quarterback . . . a three year varsity player . . . owns the dis- tinction of receiving a touchdown pass while lying on his back. Bill Kipp . . . co-captain of '49 squad . . . varsity tackle for three years . . . an in- dispensable aid both defensively and of- fensively. Teasing the Indian A tense moment For whom is Barbara looking After the Latrobe victoiy BASKETBALL VARSITY First Row: W. Cooper, E. Wood, C. Strickengloss, P. Harris, S. Williams, M. Nelson, R. Snyder, D. Sampson. Srvorzfl Row: Mr. VValters, R. Bolte, K. Conwell, M. Hammerstrom, C. Kunkel, W. Taylor, H. Carson. Hurrah! for our side We need another point. KaAlzet6al This year Mr. Robert iBuckyl Walters returned to coach the Penn High cagers again. The squad was built around such holdovers from last year's varsity as Paul Harris, Sam Williams, Bob Snyder, and Charles Strickengloss. The remainder of the varsity included Bill Taylor, Ed Wood, Melvin Hammer- strom, Bob Bolte, Howard Carson, Max- well Nelson, Bill Cooper, Jim Malley, Don Sampson, Charles Kunkel, and Ken Conwell. This year we again were placed in Section 8, with some of the toughest W. P. I. A. L. teams. The team got off to a fast start, beating Jeannette, 45-44, Taylor All- derdice, 45-343 and Mt. Lebanon, 37-333 for three quick victories. Then Penn lost the next three to Oakmont, 35-433 Midland, 34-46, and Aspinwall, 41-56, which concluded the pre-season ex- hibitions. After Christmas vacation Penn ran into some tough breaks and dropped two close ones to Swissvale, 53-56, and Rankin, 35-40. Then we dropped three hard-fought games to Munhall, 32-473 Scott, 31-533 and Brad- dock, 30-433 before going to Wilkins- burg. At Wilkinsburg our basketeers played good ball but were subdued, 31-41. After this the team went on to drop two more to Turtle Creek, 31-45, and Oakmont. 45-51. The Indians started the second half with a bang, beating Swissvale, 47-40. Our hopes were quickly dampened as the boys were outclassed by Rankin 33-62. Then came once-beaten Jean- nette, but the Indians just weren't on , losing 33-68. After this defeat the bas- keteers tried hard but they were out- classed in the next three games by Scott, 34-483 Braddock, 26-475 and Wil- kinsburg, 37-63. In the last game the Indians gave their all as they lost a close one to Turtle Creek, 53-57. High scorer of the season was Paul Harris with 169 points, followed by Bob Bolte with 119. Next year we are looking forward to more victories since the first team this year was comprised of mostly juniors, who gained much valuable experience. Got that basket, pal JUNIOR VARSITY First Roux' R. Thompson, J. Stewart, V. Piazza, J. lNlonhcini, C. Satkett XX lfishel Sevond Rout' F. Siepert, M. Harrison, VV. Schooley, R, Doxcy, D. Hivx kins Third Row: K. Ewing, B. Speer, R. Kozusko, D. Blankenbeker, B. Campo Mr McGinley Bolto Sampson Williams Harris Strickengloss Carson Snyder Hammerstrom Kaffe Mall Scorm Dec. 6-Jeannette ....... Dec. 9-Taylor-Allderdlce Dec. 13-Mt. Lebanon Dec. 16-Aspinwall ..,..., Dec. 20-Oakmont .,........ Dec. 22-Midland ...,...... X Jan. 3-Swissvale ....... 'k Jan. 6-Rankin ............. Jan. 10-Munhall .......... 'F Jan. 13-Scott ....Q......,...,... if Jan. 17-Braddock ....... if Jan. 20-Wilkinsburg 'FJ an. 24-Turtle Creek J an. 27-Oakmont. ...... . 'k Jan. 31-Swissvale ....... X Feb. 3-Rankin ........A.... Feb -Jeannette ....... Feb. :F Feb fFeb. xFeb. Scott ........A......... 14-Braddock ...... -Wilkinsburg -Turtle Creek i 1 64 TRACK First Row: E. Swanson. W. Haubcr, D. Yeaney, D, Abbott, J. Ilalloran. R. Janssen. Second Row: II. Smith. R. Gray, T. Mitlo, A. Shipman. J. Martin. G. Thomas. Third Roux' .I. Stotlf-r. Il. Nordstroni. C. Urban. W. Kipp, A. Starks. D. Inman, C. Strickengloss. Fourth Rmr: R. Scott. N. Barcel- Iino, L. Thomas. W. Ressler, A. Smith, C. Schaffhauscr, W. Cox. CROSS COUNTRY First Row: W. Peterman, A. Shipman, R. McDowell J Martin. R. Long. R. Plowman. Second Row: W. Schaub C Charrie. A. Smith. W. Ressler. S. Pugliano. A. Stark-1 Third Row: R. Scott. J, Womersley, R. Hayden. R. Hohen stein. T. Mitlo. Track - CMAA Coun try Credit is due to Penn s track coach Mr Davis, for his overwhelmlng success this year This year s track team was the first team in hls twelve years of coaching that lost more than two meets Our track team lost lts first meet with East McKeesport Tom Mltlo had the highest score of 111A pomts for that meet Penn got back 1n the stride by defeatmg Carrlck Don Abbott and Tom Mltlo were each t1ed with 10 polnts 1n the Carrick meet Penn won the pomts away from first place, which was a very small margin in that meet The only boy representing Penn at the State Track meet this year was Harold Smlth He re ce1ved fourth place honors 1n the high Jump The five hlghest scores of the year were Don Abbott 132 A pomts Tom Mltlo 94 M pomts, Harold Smith 71M pomts Eugene Swanson 48 pomts and Bob Jan sen 43 Q pomts Penns track team had quite a successful year and we hope that remalnlng meets except Mt Lebanon and Shadyside Wh1Ch gave them a total of 3 defeats and 6 v1ctor1es Don Abbott had the highest scores for the remammg meets He received 15 pomts at Cannons Duquesne, 15 at Mt Lebanon 1114 at Shadyslde, 111, at Westinghouse and 15 at Ambrldge Don Abbott although severely handlcapped by a sprained ankle rece1ved a second place award at the Pen tathalon track meet He was only 10 they have many more Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Schedule and Scores 60 2X3 9312 107 1X5 4114 73 East McKeesport Canonsburg Turtle Creek Duquesne Mt Lebanon Shadyside Westinghouse Ambrldge 6613 1 19 4X5 . . , . . , . . . : 2' . Y . ' 'X 7 . :E ' . ' burgv 11 points at Turtle Creek, 15 at Penn .A M7215 Carrick ..... .. .. 4512 - y , . ' . 33 2 K . . ' ' . .73 . . .. .. 54 . '. H46 . 81 , ' 55 j ' . 63 ' .. ' 45-24 . ' 54 Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Golf Scores 1 Plum V W1lk1nsburg 4V Turtle Creek 7 Plum-0 1 Wilkinsburg 5V Exhzbztzon Har Brack 5 Playoffs 1 Sharon 4 l 131 Jeannette 11 8V West View 6' Szttmg J Kennedy T Cherok Standzng E Krancic R Davis D Sampson This year Penn aga1n won the WPIAL champlonshlp for the elghth time out of eleven years of competitlon Penn coached by Mr Wolfe won all of their matches including an exhibition 10 5 over Har Brack and three games in the playoffs The team this year consisted of Jack Kennedy Ray Davis Ed Kranclc Tom Cherok Don Sampson and Gene Curry Kennedy IS the only one to grad uate Kennedy first man on the team was medalist for the season with a 1 under par 70 against Jeannette 1n the playoffs Penn defeated Sharon ln the quarter finals Penn 10V Sharon 4M We then defeated Jeannette in the Seml finals Penn 13V Jeannette 1V In the WPIAL t1tle game Penn beat West View at Butler Country Club Penn 8V West VICW 6V Thls w1n gave Penn an other cup -f 4 ..........,..,, ....4.......,.........,.,... - 1 ' ' - I' ' ' ' ' Y -10 jj ...........,......,.,..,. A . - fl: - , - , ' V 8 .4......,...4...t....et, Y . ' . ' I -15 ,....,,....,....,...,,,..,.,.,...,,.......,. v 1 1 4 95 .t....,t. .,c..i..,....,. ' ' - 2 ' . v - Penn- 814 ..........,..........,. Turtle Creek-6 MJ . ' -10 .,....,.,,,.......,.....,..... - e ' ' l U ' -10 .................,.,..,.,.......,..,... f 2 T' 2- y g g ,fKf First Row: C. Strickengloss R Dans C Urban W Kipp S Williams P Harris J. Martin, D, O'Lvary Second Row Mr Waltsxs E Krancit D Sampson A Shipman T. Mitlo. R, Long, G Thomas L Thomas Mr Fisher Third Row K Sellers T Cherok, R. Bolte, W. Taylor C Schaffhausxr R Snyder R Sellers R Hester a ity C7116 President ......,........ .......... C harles Urban Vice-President ....,......,..,. ...,,,... W illiam Taylor Secretary-Treasurer ,..,..... ........ R obert Sellers Consists of athletes having earned a letter in some sport . . . its purpose, to promote and raise standards of athletics in Penn High . . . sponsored by Mr. Wal- ters and Mr. Fisher. Ka 426411 I irxt I.'fi:f'.' S. I'u:li:mn. lt. B+-rlmii-11, S. Elvin-k, T. llzxiui. IJ. Slllitil, I' Stvvlv. K. Uwnw'-Il. 42. Lijmxivli, T. Hx ' rlx. Suwniri Hair: B. Taylor, II. Carsnn, li. Binklvy, B. SIljti l'. M. Binkl-Ay, K. Sw-llvrs, F. Shaw, T. Salnpf-k. B. ii--lit'--rn. Thirrl Hmr: Mr. Alr li'n. P. Rm-:issain-. G. XV'-uv l'. F St--v.'z1i't, B. Bnllw. H. .lzivk--l, If Bnytl, li. I-Ixunish, IS. S4-il-is, M. Ilaiiiim-i'r1Il'mil. First Huif: R. II'-stvr, M. Gianinlf-tteu, J. K'-nnv-dy, C. Strit-kv-nplnss, IC, VVW-ti, D. Huh-yy CT I'r't.:in. J. MNFS'-ll!r'!'. Su-mill h'ui1'.' ll. Hultw, J. VV8i'ti. PI. Bulb-, VV. Kipp, ii Duns. fl. I.ipnx11-ii, D, Inman. D. Smith. Thi- tw-:nn this 54-ur. :main 4-nzivlit-ti by Mi: Cllzirlfzs Alt'wi'ii. Sturtwi nfl' lint sv-:isfm with at Imnu. P'-nn stwuti in first 111114-if in NV.P.I.A.L. aft:-1' winning' tlw first tiiiw-it g2iIIl'JS. Tin,-n min-A tn LL Illllllilvl' nt' had br:-aks Pvnn fvll intu a losing Strvak whit-h the-y c-uuldift. shakv- riff. Thia 1 -sultv-ri in P--nn l-'Sing' tint rvriiainiiix, s'-V1-n :ann-S. XVitli thw l 'illI'Ii n'-xt Xciil' nf six lvttvr- in.-n. Pt-nn 1-an I-wk I'ni'wz1i'-1 tw il in-ttf-1' S:-astfii with fXlN'I'l'1lil '4i ball Ili'1Yt'l'4 Kal This ymfai' P'-nn was again in-pn-sf-iitt-ai by a gtmd will-.-yball twuni. '1'iii'nuglmi1t th-f sl-usfni I'--nn. t-num,-lntvi by Mr. Davis, wnn its sliziiw- UI' :ann--S, Th--Sv gziinvs we-rv unly 1-uiisifiv-iw-li vxiiilwitiffii Qziriivs. At tht- 1-nfi of tliv season Pwnn was inxit.-ti Tw vniiipvtv- in tint Vnlluy Bull Tnurnuinwnt. In this twurnzunf-nt 1'--nn til'lAt?2ltl'l1 Cwxvmpwlis tu 1-nti-it thi! s4uu1'tf'1'-t'1i1:tls. but was ti.-I'--:it--41 by Swissxult- tt- bf- .-liininzitwi It was 11 1-los-' svt, I'--nn lwsing in the final gain--. 12-1. With tlirw- lvtt--rin'-n r--turning' next yn unun tht-ir record. Pvtnn S'-'Anus vcrtain In iiiipiwfvv . V-..-M, ...W- Y GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President .,....,,....4.............. 4......,............... J oanne Croft Vice-President .....,. . .....,. Dolores Barcellino Secretary .........,.....I ..,...I., .,.....,.I J une Kaylor Treasurer .. .....,... . .,..... , .Frances McKamish Known as the G. A. A .... made up of girls interested in sports . . . meets in the gymnasium or on the athletic field after school hours to participate in all kinds of games . . . sponsored by Mrs. Grant. girl ' Spol-M VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: T. Nir-hols, E. Pod- goriiik, .l. Fria-kv, D. XVilson, D. Maiigretta, A. Day:-ii. P. Loiiergan, J. Herriiigton. .l. Mvllratli. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Our gay cheerleaders . . . full of spirit in the pep meetings . . . always urging our boys onward on the gridiron . . . lead in singing the Alma Mater . . . Oh! dear Penn High The best we give to youg The days that we have spent here We always will hold trueg Oh! red and gold Staunch friends we are foretoldg Forever we'll be loyal To our Penn High School. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First How: M. Giaiiiiiiatti-ii. C. Blosi-. J. Bi-lsr-liiii-r. L. Piw-wi-. M. Fortune. J. Kayliir. 1' A 'ii N -Kawiisli Ziiiurlviisli T liivliariis S D1'XVIllIlX' Y J Yah-V .I .. .l.tli.F..1t ...B. .-.l. .,. .. Q.. Croft, C. Pivik. S. Garzo. li. Sh-wiisiiii, L Vaiifli-grift. K. Scaramui'l1. Srrmzd Rmr: .I. Frivkv-. J. Bi-llin, D. Prosser. A. Mason. P. Elliott, E. Dorman. E. Spriggs. I. Pai'- siiiis, T. Kokal. D. Rhodes. C. Hiclivy, B. Di-Slioiig, J. Foutz. C. D1-4-iii, J. Myi-rs. E. liizak. A. J. Dick. C. Ilayfli-ii, M. Tlioriiton, E. Paints-r, B. Turba. Third Roux' Miss Bi'-lau, J. Sclioenfelder, M. O'Coiiner, N. Pr-tsiiigcr, S. L. Porter. E. Ott:-. H. Hal- loraii. S. Harvi-y. A. Marlow, E. Hugrlivs, M. L. Mason. M. Mr-Kinlify. M. Turk. C, Voll- iii--r. L. Bisatty. J. Averill. V. We-avi-r. S. Brown, L. Brown, B. Hi-iimii-s. R, Bain-lliiiii. Mrs. Grant. Fourth Row: M. Dawson. J. Ellis. G. Bowers, I. M. Stotlvr. M. Hurst. G. Earle. M. Molchan, V. Ilop--. A. Moritz, M. Brinton, S. Jackcl. J. Wagiii-r, P. Cowan, A. Gasp:-r. N. Bigenho, D. XVilsoii, E, L, Taylor, D. Thompson. A. Dayi-ii. N. Gross, A. Bvatllv. fl Cs X4 S A scene from What a Lzfe I dzdn t do it 1 4 It SOCIAL LIFE OF PENN HIGH TO N I' I 'If I I I X f ff , ,I KA , . I - I '!': 4 ,:-' -1 ,Nfl ' I ' X 'LX M x x rn 'IN f' U I 'I' V . 5 . x AILED BY THE INDIAN OF YESTERDAY M., ,.,.... . Nt l , Miss Costas with business manager, Helen Ambrose SPORTS CO-EDITORS Flm'rm'r l'VK'!ll'f'7' mul George 7 he I9 0 Seneca This ambitious body of students is con- stantly preparing the year book . . . chief aim, to produce a fine, picturesque annual . . . under the staunch leadership of Miss Stoehr . . . ably assisted by Miss Costas in handling money affairs . . . partly financed by senior magazine sales cam- paign . . . fun to be on the staff, but it is also much work . . . sponsors annual pho- tography contest, the entries of which are used to make a better yearbook . . . tries to form a pictorial review which will be cherished later on . . . found out what limited vocabularies we possessed . . . complete co-operation of the staff and un- limited patience by the sponsor are re- flected in this edition . . . if student con- viction equals editorial satisfaction, this yearbook is a success. SENECA STAFF Firm! 11,'l1l',' C, .lnlinst-ln. A. M1-VVilliams. A. Slirkrwy, J. Gere, G. Bolling-r. F. VV--ax'f'i'. M. L. Bwwlitolfl. B. Pvt:-is .sfrmifi Hair: Miss Fosters. M. Barvic-, Sli.-rwin. Il,-An ihrosf-, .l. Croft. M. Mol:-han. l-I. Fui'lnng:. Il. Blu'-mr-nt. Miss htowiiq Tlilrrl Iioirf .l. Bus-ln, I.. Makin. M, Comanivi, O. Ti-y. G. 'I'li1-mais. XV. Boyd. 25 Q0 Q3,s if if .-ox. 'UO 72 Bob, rapablr ph 0fUfjI'II1Il1!lI' Top typists. Harriet and Martha Bmw and Dick, hard working editors Cornelia, an impor- tant staff member SENECA STAFF Editor-in-Chief .,,..... .. ...4..,.,... Richard Makin Frfatuies Editor . Beverly Peters Assistant Editor ,.,..t..,.........,,,.,...i.,,... Jack Bryson Art C0-Editors H Gewgeanna Bollinger Head Typist .. ..t.t,. Harriet Bluemont Ann Sherwin Business Manager .iii,i,i.,.., .. ..Helen Ambrose Sports C0-Editors q I N WGeOrge Thomas Advertising Manager ,, A Bill Boyd Florence Weaver 73 Penn Points is published every three Weeks . . . collects anecdotes of our friends and teachers for publication . . . hard working sponsor, Mr. McLeister . . . sponsors the much awaited Coronation Dance . . . indispensable aid in keeping the students informed about school changes by the Student Council, adminis- tration, or club presidents . . . exchanges papers with other district schools . . . em: Fein t4 Mr. McLeister with his co-editors, Jean and Shirley issues published by Penn Progress . . . seniors hold principal positions . . . junior reporters are eligible for key positions on the next year's staff . . . conducts student popularity poll each spring . . . Works hard to meet deadlines . . . employs four typists and a photographer from the ranks of the students . . . one of the few things which combines both work and pleasure at the same time. Dave and Jim Lois, Shirley, and Verna belle checking their work Responsible workers PENN POINTS STAFF First Roux' J. Slxovnff-ld:-r. J. Frivke, D. Minoli, L. Eflwarnis. J. Agnew. S. Calilar:-Ili, B. A. Broun'-r. V. Stephens, S. Ji-nninprs, A. Gasp'-r. Srwfizl Roux' li. Camplwll, J. Clan:-y. G, Bolling--r, M, L, Chapman. B. 'Andi-rson. J, Croft. M. Molclivn. S. Luke-til-li, L. Bi,:'+-nho, A. BI:-Giw-gm. Third How: B. Snydf-r. D. Malia, R. Lilllyl. J. P1-tf-rson, Mr. l Wl t f ri M1'L4-istvr, D. Taylor. D. O'I.4-ziry, J. Agni-W, '. 'li .- Shirley Caldarelli-sparkling personality . . . hard worker . . . can be relied upon for the completion of any task. Jean Agnew-attractive blond . . . works hard to get pages ready . . . has a ready smile for everyone. Shirley Jennings-combines beauty and brains . . . competently handles every phase of her job. Jim Peterson-declares himself the ath- letic type . . . delights in confusing teach- ers . . . fulfilled his duties well. Lois Edwards-attractive and full of fun . . . . had a busy and enjoyable time featuring club news. Betty Ann Bronner - another beautiful and talented lass . . . made sure all busi- ness matters were taken care of. Dave O'Leary-deserves a lot of credit for his fine sports reporting . . . has helped the staff to produce fine journalism. THE STAFF Co-Editors ............... .. .........,.,,... Shirley Caldarelli Jean Agnew Features Editor .......... ............. S hirley Jennings Sports Editor .......... .......... J ames Peterson Club Editor .............. ....... .... ............., L o i s Edwards Business Manager .... ....,. B etty Ann Bronner Rita. Brttu Ann. and Dolores prepare lay-outs. STUDENT COUNCIL President .,...,...,,,.,,,..,........,,..,...,.,.,...AAA....... John Dalzell Vice-President ...,A... ...Betty Lou King Secretary ........... ........ A nn McGregor Treasurer ................ ,............,....................... B ill Taylor The student governing body of the school . . . consists of six seniors and four juniors . . . publishes the Student Hand Book and finances the assemblies . . . holds an annual dance . . . under the sponsorship of Mr. M. Alcorn. STUDENT COUNCIL First Roux' S. Ilarvi-y. R. llalloran, B. Snyda-i'. C. Bai'- nvtt. S. J6'llIllllf.i'S. Mr. Al- corn. B, L. King, A. Mv- Gri-gor. J. Agnew. P. Swvit- zcr. B. Sheahan. Scrond Row: J. L4-wis, II. Nordstrom. S. Swatcliick. T. Nichols, R. B4-rtovicli, W. Taylor, J. G4-rnf-rt, S. Pugli- ano, E. She-alian. Third Row: J. Dalzell, J. McVay. J. Storch, R. Blank- :-nbn-kf-r. M. Hamnwrstroni. M. Gasnarro. T. Mitlo, P. Malte. J. Messenger. PRESIDENTS' CLUB First Row: ll. Ambrose. A. Sherman, J. Agnew. C, Mal- nati. A. Stoner, B. Ryan. L. Edwards, T, Helfrich, B. A. Simpson, Mrs. Bi-adling. Second Row: J. Peterson. J. Unsen. E. Neimetz, C. Pfab. J. Clancy, J. Dalzell, S. Cal- darelli, J, Croft. J. Gcrnert. G. Thomas. Third Row: R. Makin, C. Urban, W. Kipp, R. Davis, P. Maltc, T. Mitlo, R. Hart- man. K. Se-gner, W. Taylor. V. Piazza. , , , The council PRESIDENTS' CLUB President ....,.............. ..................... ........ J o hn Dalzell Secretary ......... .. ...... Alice Stoner Made up of the presidents of all the clubs . . . members learn how to conduct orderly meetings . . . efficiently sponsored by Mrs. Beadling . . . discuss problems concerning all school activities . . . pre- sided over by John Dalzell, president of Student Council. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Noir: J. A211--xv, B L. Kina. .I. Mzirtin. B. Iiyzm. KV, Tu5'I:ui'. A. Gln-siiiziii. I' Swv-itzcr. P. Malin V. Heis- I.-r. Sffrnlll Rlrlll' Mrs. Kosano- vivh, M. Molelizlii. S. .Ivil- ninpss. C. Malnati, J. Peter- son. .I. Dalzwll. II. Amhrusv. B. A. Simpson, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. McCain. Tliirrl Rrnr: P Loiivr,:'z1 . ll. Gilrlu-r. VV. Kipp, G. Lipo- viwli, .l'. Unsvn. G. Tliomai. VV. O'Mallvy, VV. Allen, K. S'-uiwr. V. Stcpliviis. HALL PATROL First Noir: N. Burg:-ss, L. Bling--ss. VV. Ki:-r. D. Gibb, VV, O'IVIaIle-y, W. Kipp, M. Gaspzi1'i'o, V. Piazza. J. How- ard. Seronri Roux' K. Ewing, W. Iivsslvr, T. Lanyi, Mr. Al- corn. R. Lanyi. A. McCaf- fi-rty, D. Bndnar. Third Rout' A. Smith. B, Speer, J. Moulin-im. J. Storch. Ii. Blankf-nlwke-r, D. Yanieku, F. IIl'lllIllf'S. of the sachems is necessary. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President. .. .. .... ....., .... . . . ........... William Taylor Vice-President.. ..... .,..., A rthur Guesman Secretary ..,.., ....., . ...,,.. B arbara Ryan Treasurer ....,... ,..... . .. . ......,......,.,,........ Jack Martin Membership in this organization is something to desire and to be proud of . . . chosen by the faculty for their char- acter, service, leadership, and scholarship . . . aim to maintain these ideals . . . open to juniors and seniors with a B average . . . ably led by Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Ko- sanovich. HALL PATROL Captain ....,.,.... ,... ..... .....,....,,.... . ., ..,.. .-.Bill Kipp First Lieutenant ,....., . ,....,, ..... K ier Ewing Second Lieutenant ...... . .....,...... Fred Hemmes Secretary-Treasurer ,....... ...William O'Malley Sponsored by Mr. Matthew Alcorn . . . the policemen in our halls . . . keep the traffic in the halls moving in the right direction . . . on duty between every class period . . . sell refreshments at the bas- ketball games. 61064 . . . They RED HI-Y GOLD HI-Y President.. ,,.. ..,A.,. . .. 4.A., ,...,,,A . .A,,.... . AA.. Ray Davis President .....,..,...,...,..............4....,.A...,.. Duane Schaifer Vice-President ,.,... . ,D., Gene Lipovich Vice-President ...... A.......... A lec Gipson Secretary ....., . ,...,.V.,. .. . . D... Bill Kipp Secretary ..,.......... .... ...,..., T o m Cherok Treasurer .,.. .... ...,. ,,,,,i .... . ..,i . . . ..,,. E d Wood Is a school branch of the Young Men's Christian Association . . . consists of jun- ior and senior boys . . . sponsors an all- school dance and an assembly . . . under the able leadership of Mr. Goehring and Mr. McLeister. Treasurer. Aid members pose of Hi-Y . social activities in various ways ........Bill Redfern in carrying out the pur- helps boys in various . . serves other people . . . members attend fel- lowship meetings . . . they swim in Y. M. C. A., participate in athletic recrea- tion, and attend movies. . Cn... v-' RED HLY First Row: G. Lipovivli. R. Dorman, G. Thnnias, A. Guns- man, C. Steele, R. Snyder, E. Wood, T. Mitlo. A. Ship- man, A. Mc'Caffi-rty. Second Row: Mr. Kookogey, R. Davis, W. Kipp, C. Urban, C. Schaub, K. Conwell, J. Malley, W. Peterman, K. Ewing, J. Howard, D. O'- Leary, M. Hammerstrom. Mr. Gochring. Third Row: J. Martin, A. Smith, C. Kunkel, D. Samp- son, C. Strickengloss. R. Bolte, R. Jackel. T. Hand, R. Plowmari, R. Hester. GOLD HLY First Row: R. Murray. S. Pugrlianfi, li. Ilohe-nstein. J. LvDomn-. C. Evans. D. Tay- lor. J. Mcllrath, C. Meyers. A, Gipsnn. Second Row: W. Kier. R. Mi-rt:-ii, L. Burgr-Ss, W. Rod- fvrn, T. Clif-rok. D. Schaffer, Mr. Go:-luring. Third Rout: A. Milliken. D. Smith. R. Dick. R. Day, J. Womvrslr-y. R. Lf-ya. J. Guia, N. Brumbaugh. want to build a better life. SENIOR Y-TEENS President.. .,.4A.,,A...,.. . ...........A.......,......,... Carol Malnati Vice-President ..4.,... ,...,.......,..,.....A,A...Q.. O live Toy Secretary ...........A.. ......,, P atricia Whiteford Treasurer .,......,..,...,.......... ...........,..,..,.....,... A lice Stoner A cultural organization composed of junior and senior girls . . . interests di- rected towards the development of desir- able attitudes, ideals, and habits in personal and social relationships . . . connected with the Y. W. C. A .... work hand in hand with their sponsor, Miss Metro. SENIOR Y-TEENS First Row: B. A. Bronner, i gi C. Howard, A. Dayvn, N, Gross, D. Barcellino, A. ,Ni 'bgfsggf Stoner, C. Malnati, S. Brown, J. Agnew, E. Podgornik, ' rfxpi T. Helfrich, E. Cervenyak, M. Penney. Second Row: M. Moeller, J. Fitzroy, J. Lewis, J. Fricke, S. Jennings, M. Thompson, T. Richards, J. Kaylor, D ' ' Thompson, N. Bigenho, A Beadle. E. Neimetz, M. Mc- f-.f Callum, A. Robinson, J. Car- ter, B. Zmudzinski, M. Mc Callum, B. Johnson. Third Row: E. Wright, L. A Griffith, M. L. Chapman W. Biers, L. Rodriquez. M. McKinley, J. Schoenfelder. A. Gaspcr, J. Shick, M. Rid dell, A. Lavrinc, I. Parsons C. Ritchey, J. Olson, L ltichardson. S. Molinaro, D Reid, E. Ross, J. Patterson Fourth Row: L. Balenciago, B. Anderson, E. Sheahan. C. Luffey, V. Stephens, Miss Metro, M. Thorton, B. De- shong, V. Weaver, S. Bracco. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS First Row: C. Pivik, R. Bar vellino, D. Prosser, D, Blose C. Seers, G. Coleman, S Sclivrder, D. He-ngstenberg N. Andrews, E. Bish. Second Row: E. Boyd, D. Turner, J. Kendall, N. Cess na, A. Marlow, J. Fowtz, J. Myers, C. Doom, C. Vollmer. E. Hughes, J. Snyder, R. Scaramuch, M. Brinton, P. Cowan, M. Shaw. Third Row: Mrs. Costas, E. Sc-oh-tti, M. Giammatteo, L. Pr'-ece, C. McCurdy, G, Lewis, L. Beatty. E. Otto, R. Hal loran, S. L. Porter. P. Mas tropis-r. M. Walker, J. Wal ter. J. Comfort. Fourth Row: M. Daw, J. Gee-ry, J. Hinder, L. Brown R. .-irGrv-gor, N. P--tsing:-r, P. Zimmerman, J. KiDD. A. Moritz, J, Muster, M. Strauss S. Harvey. M. A. Thompson N. 0'Brif-n, G. Earle. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS President .. . .. ..... .. ......... ..Shei1a Confer Vice-President. .. ...Nancy Petsinger Secretary... .. ...Mary Lou Stuart Treasurer '... .. . . -..Phyllis Zimmerman Composed of sophomores . . . welcomes all girls, regardless of race or faith, who desire to share ideals of fellowship . . . ably sponsored by Mrs. Costas . . . pro- grams consist of panel discussions, work- ing on service projects, and giving speeches on different vocational interests. ,JV xc . , E- ,I tm, Student Director ..A..A.,...,A Dibrarian .......4..,......,,.A... Band Reporter .....,..4............ Commzttee .,....,...........,......,....,...,.A.............. John Martin Margaret McKinley, James Womersley Arthur Smith ..i......4.,,.....Alan Milliken lIluAic . . . Songs Outdoor band practice. BAND . .,.,t...., Roy Hartman Under the capable direction of Mr. Fred Williams . . . an important factor of our football games, pep meetings, and assem- blies . . . presents a concert in the spring . . . considered one of the best bands in Western Pennsylvania. William Shaw Patricia Whiteford The pride of Penn in formation. around the campfire bring pleasure. ORCHESTRA First Rmr: B. Patter son, P. Wliiteford. C. Fitzroy, J. Ohrodnik. J. Agni-w, M. Turk L. Vanclvgrift, M. Pm-n nm' R. Shi -l is M . v 1 , Am-kv-rnian. Second Razr: J. Pet:-I' sou. P. Nvooiis. in Green, L. Leslie, B. L King, J. G1-rnvrt, G Lilmviril, M. BII'KllllQ'j' VV. Ri-ssl'-V. VV. Blirk v'llfi I'fv!'. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS First Roux' L. L1-sliv R. Varlotta, M. Coma nici, C. Luffi-y. VV:-avi-r, V. Sti-pliens. Q. N. Propv-S, O, Toy. Sfwnzzi Rout' S. Pugli uno. E. McCall, J Croft. S. Caldar.-lli. A J, Dick, D. Schaffer. Third Run-.' A. McCai ferty. A. Milliken, D Grw-n. J. Martin, R llartmzin. ORCHESTRA Student Director. .. ....... . ,. Marjorie Penney Librarian .... .. . .. Betty Lou King Made up of all students interested and talented in playing a musical instrument . . . supplies musical entertainment for programs presented in school . . . selected members combine with members of other orchestras of Western Pennsylvania and form the District Orchestra of Western Pennsylvania, held annually . . . led under the baton of Mr. Williams. 6,-. t SENIOR BAND MEMBERS This group should have special recog- nition . . . most of them have participated in the band for four years . . . they work hard to give a good performance . . . their student director. Roy Hartman. TWIRLERS' CLUB Head Majorette ,...,. ,,.. ........Claire Pfab Unique marching and neat twirling, all a part of Twirlers' Club . . . membership based on marching and twirling ability and poise . . . to become majorettes, their aim . . . sponsored by Mrs. Grant. TWIRLERS' CLUB First Roux' M. H. Sutter, N. A. Sutter. C. Pfab, N. Propes. 0. Toy, A. J. DiCk. Serrnzfl Row: M. Fulnier. B. Gipson, E. L. Taylor, B. Sandor, E. F1-1-y, C. Piotli, M. E. Rizak. Third Roux' G. Gieble, M. A. Barnes, A. Lavrinc, J. Wood- ings, B. Anderson, J. Schoen- fvlrlvr, B. Pe-tl-rs, E. Painter. M Brinton. J. Muster, L. B'-atty. M. L. Burkhart. MAJORETTES J. W1-an-r, A. J. Dick, N. PIWIIINS, C. Pfab, O. TOY, N. A. Sutti-r, M. R. Sutten C' ulw DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES During the year busily engaged twirl- ing silvery batons and high-step marching to band music . . . especially prominent on the athletic field during the football season . . . their gleaming white and gold uniforms. an added attraction for football fans. O O O CHORUS First Row: N. Halvaty, I. M4'Kinstry, B. Stewart. Asbury, C. Rovnyak, . Grim-, B. A, Simpson, . Mo--llor. B. A. Bronner, Edwards. J. Shockey, Swoitzer. B. Sheahan, . ww-few Ryan, B, L. King, S. J. Bovard, P. Cowan. Second Rout: R. Campbell. J. Capozzi, R. Ross, J. Smith, J. Shick. C. Mickleski, N. L, Ste-wart, S, Wymard, D. Man- grctta, A. Miller, E. Cerven- yak, A. Gasper, F. Goldner, C. Valentini. D. Peters. R. Barcellino. B. Davies, J. Gere, N. L. Fingal. T. Helfrich. Third Roux' J. Comfort. T. Abbott. B. Ackinson, B. Jolm- son. S. Ste'-le. C. Johnson, S. Scherder, B. Anderson, N. Gross. N. A. Sutter, M. R, Sutter, J. Hinderer. M, Hurst, D. Blose, J. Snyder, H. MacGregor. J. Lewis. R. Varlotta. J. Muster, L. Russo, J. Sliick. Fourth Roux' P, Browninpx, M. Daw. L. Fitzroy, L. Brown. L. Zimmerman, C. Barnett. G. Goodlin, M. Nel- son. W. Allen. J. Mcllratli. W. Coop:-r. II. Crcar, R. Sel- lers. N. Williams, J. Steven- son. W. L1-rscli. R. Connor. Il. Whitaker, G. Dakis, B. Ramsey. First Rout' M. Ackerman. B. Shields, D. Gibb. P. Bs-vard. F. Scliafino. Sffronri Row: A. Smith, D. Sm-liaffer, J. Worm:-rsly. .I, Aute-n. J, G1-rn'-rt. W, Ress- lvr. H. Hartman, A. Milliken. At Piano: W. Blickende-rf--r. Twirl - - - March - - - Sing - - - Play CHORUS Student Director ......., .,.,,.,.,,. ..... . . Wendall Allen Assistant Student Director..Rose Varlotta Librarian ,...,..........................,.....,. ......,. B arbara Ryan Secretary-Treasurer ............ Barbara Sheahan A talented group . . . strives for the best in music . . . participates in Assembly programs . . . gives special service at Easter and Christ- mas . , . presents operettas and contatas . . . under the direction of Mr. VVilliams. DANCE BAND Consisting of boys interested in playing popular music . . . play at dances in school and out of school . . . participate in assem- blies and other activities . . . ably directed by Mr. Williams. f8:30J SPANISH CLUB fLa Confrodiai President ......,..,.........,....,,.,.........4.,.Q Thelma Helfrich Vice-President .,......V .,.......,.... J oan Fricke Secretary .........,,.... .,.A........,.,...., J une Grine Treasurer ........ ........ R obert Conville Purpose, to create an interest in Span- ish and Spanish-American affairs and to practice speaking Spanish . . . sponsor, Miss Massarelli . . . meets during class period once a month. Q Q Q KnowotherP C1 :OOD SPANISH CLUB President .........,4,..,.,.,i.,..,..i............,....,..... Thomas Mitlo Vice-President ,,.,.... ....... J ack Messenger Secretary ....,...i....,. ...,........,. C arol Luffey Treasurer 4..,i......r.........,.......,,,.,i.,.,...... Thomas Cherok Chi-chi Castenango-the name- of a little town in Mexico . . . purpose, to acquaint the students with the Spanish and Spanish-American customs . . . com- bines with the 8:30 Spanish Club to pre- sent a Christmas program to the Span- ish I students. I8 1303 SPANISH CLUB First Row: J. Fricko, R. Stevenson, J. Carter, N. L. Fingal, J. Fitzroy, G. Vales, T. II1-lfrich. L. Edwards, B. A. Bronner, M. Coleman. Serond Row: J. Messenger, G. Bollinger, J. Schoenfelder, B. Ryan. S. J. Bevard, T. Schultheis, J. Grine, M. L. Br-c-htold. E. Podgornik, D. Stliivons, J. Yeatts, R. Con- Vl l'. Third Roux' D. Yanicko, R. Murray, K, Conwell, A. Ship- man. R. Jackel, J. Pesch, R. H1-lbling, J. Stevenson, J. Kish. f1200J SPANISH CLUB First Row: L. Bigcnho, N. C1-rcvna. F. Weaver, P. Whitoford, M. L. Kernick, D. Minoli, C. Luffey, B. P+-ti-rs, D. Barcellino, B. L. King. Sfromi Roux' J. Bryson, S. Brown. J. Agnew, A. Stoner, D. Rf-id. O. Toy, A. Stickney, S. Caldarclli, S. Jennings, J. Croft, E. McCall, D. Green, Third Row: D. Taylor, J. llainlv-y. D. Plowman. J. Ma-ssf-n gr-r, T. Hand, T. Mitlo. R. Dirk, T. Cherok, A. MC- Caffr-rty, R. Hartman, E. Asbury. ole through the teaching of languages. GERMAN CLUB President .A A , ,John Unsen Vice-President.. ,, Edwardine Furlong Secretary, ,A ,a.,A A.,. A ,Heinz Gilcher Treasurer, A A. A, A Francis Werder Composed of German II students A A . meet on the last Friday of the month during class period . A . meetings are con- ducted in German . A . helps students to become more acquainted with the lan- guage and country A A . dues are used to buy books, records, and visual aids. GERMAN CLUB Firms! Ix'mr: D. M'-Ima-I'. F. xV I'1ll'I', VV. Boyd. VV, livfi- fvrn. .IA lyllSl'll. R. Copyw- shall. Srrvmrl Rolf: Miss St-if-lxr. E. Fl1I'l4Pll,2'. T. Dwak. J. Ap- nvw. V. Rus:1rius. A. Svhlzif- lHlllS1'l'. ll. Gilf-ln-r. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB OF AMERICA Fnxsf I1,1n'll'.' L. Lv-slit-A D. Bain-'-lliiw. S. Calrizirf-lll. S. .I-vnnimxs Y. St--ph-fiis. B. liyan. A. Storm--r. M. BI1'Klll- l-51 M. PVIIIIVY. S. .l. BQ-xur-l. B. A Simpson S11-mul lffllll' Miss Fnpf. M L Clmpiiizili. .IA A Lons- strftlm. B, G11-son. C, Luff--y. N. Gross. C Pfaln. A. Sliwk- iny. M. E, VV1lsfrn. E, Taylor, Miss Stn,-hr. 'I-,llfff Hmr: S, Burns, D. li- ul. R, An1i'-rsoii. .IA Asn' w. R L Kimi. Il. F'-llm:--r. J. Clzmfy. B, Smfirr. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB A. A ....., ,AA Alice Stoner Margaret McKinley Prcsiflmzl' Vice-President Secretary A, Barbara Ryan Trmsurm' Marjorie Penney HiAstorimz.A, .A A A. AAAAA, Alice Stickney Members are composed of juniors and seniors who are interested in the teaching profession . A A visit at least two colleges each year . A . students teach at different schools . . . sponsored by Miss Stoehr and Miss Cope. The art of impersonation is an old one. Through the ages mankind has depicted revealing incidents of every day life. Today, dramatics in school life has a purpose. It gives participants great en- joyment. Then, too, it cultivates better speech habits, tends to increase gracious- ness of manner, helps to cement friend- mmatic Who shall win this argument? ships, gives an outlet for suppressed energy, and teaches alertness and coop- eration. All in all, it enhances personality -a development of which the student at the moment may be unaware. All these things help to advance a student to better citizenship. gf. G V., I rs. 'WVHAT A LIFE CAST First Rout' P. Malte, A. Gip- son. G. Taylor. R. Hartman. l . Wa-rdvr. Sfronrl Row: B. A. Simpson, L, Big:-nho. N. L. Fingal. L. L4-sliz-. M, Moeller, S. Jon- ningzs, A. Stoner. B. L. King. M. L. Kernick. M, Thomp- son. Third Row: Mr. Everett. . Calrlarelli. V. Stephens. . Swvitzf-r. II. Blue-mont . Schultheis, S. Flanigan. . Ryan. A. Schlafhauscr. . Whitvford. Fourth Row: B. A. Bronns-r, C. Svhaffhausa-r, A. Guf-sman. T. Hand. T. Mitlo, J. Potvr- son. W, Taylor, R. Mort:-n. J. G4-l 1'. 'UUJP-l Um THE MAN VVHO CAME TO DINNER CAST First Roux' J. Moss:-ng:--r. G. Thomas. P. Malte-, R. Hart- man. S. Pugliano. Srronrl Row: L, Bigrf-nho. N L. Fingal. V. Stvphv-ns. J. Frir-kv-. B. A. Bronnf-r. B. L. King. A. Stoner. P. Louvr- tlan. M. Thompson. S. J B.-varfi. Thirrl Rout' J. Dalz-'lI, VV li:-rlfvrn. S. Calrlarf-Ili. B. A Simpson. P. Swv-itzwr. J. Hor- rington. E. Podgornik. B Ryan. Mr. EW-rf-tt. Fourth Roux' R. Murray. A Guf-sman. C. Schaffhausvr. L Thomas. R. Merten. J. Peter- son. VV. Taylor. W. Boyd, K Sf'f.fll l'. urtain going up You tell him, Bud. So boring -ja, ja Convicts three Charles, Tom, Patsy Bill and Ronnie with mummy The man who came to dinner in his favorite' erzvironment R0y's in thf jug Pointing to romancff AZN' 'fh,orning in COMMERCIAL CLUB Prcsidcntu... . .. .. Helen Ambrose Vice-President .. Alva Jean Dick Secretary.. . .. . Isabelle Mitchell Treasurer.. .. . .l.,,.., ...., .. ...Ann Sherwin Composed of commercial students . . . teaches commercial students more about business procedure, such as hectograph- ing, mimeographing, and stencil cutting . . . furnishes a secretary for each teacher . . sponsored by Miss Cope. COMMERCIAL CLUB First li'ou'.' C. Johnson, J. f':ii't'-r, M. C o l 1- ni a n, E. 5l'l'iFlP-ZS. S. Luki-tim.-h. L. Grit'- Iitii. L. Lauric, C. Howard. A. .l. Dick, M. Coniunivi. Serum! Noir: R. Canipbull, .I. Cupemxi, .I. Oils-n, A. Rob- inson, B. Wilhvlni, Mis:-1 Coin-, M. Rnrvin-, II. Bluvniont, M. M o l 1- li :i n, L. Martin, D. Tesla. D. Mt'Farlunri. 'l'hir1l Roux' A. Shi-rwin. II. Anilvrosi-, I. Mitch:-ll, D. Ful- linggwr. A. Angle, C. Richter, C. Filipii-li, P. Lon--rgan. J. ll'-rriiipgton, H. Viiiniar, H. Vurlottu. Q FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Roux' E. Sprigp.1's, Ii. Dornizin. A. Gasiu-r, A. Ch-gg, .ss-. -W - D. Gore, J. Sniith, M. Nich- ols. M. Thompson. B. A. Simpson, D. Scott, D. Stev- ens. J. Yi-atts, U. Sm-ss. Second Row: E, Wright, L. Payne, E. Ross, R. Ross, D. Spinner, T. Koxal. L. Li-slim-. M. Moi-ller, C. McGuire, M. Kaufman, J. Odi-n. I. Par- sons. E. Sheahan. H. Olson. A. Prosser, S. Huniini-rt. Third Row: E. Furlong. Filuso, V. We-avi-r, J. Lung'- stri-th, M. McCallum. E. Nei- inotz, B. Gipson, N. Propmis, . . 1 C. E. L. Taylor, J. Fitzroy, Russo, V. Kosarius, T. Doak, S. AIl'Ciil'IllX', .l. Olson. D. Reid, M. Hcrtzog, J. Shivk. Fourth Row: M. Tliornton, M. llughvs, M. Ilughe-S. D. uuriin-r, E. Simons, A. Stoni-i', S. Bi-varil. J. Ohromlnik. A. Tisvlinuin, M. L. Bovlitolfi, B. Pot.-rs. Mrs. Raup. Fifth Row: J. Flemming, V. Geisler, M. Dawson. A. Rich- ardson, C. Johnson, A. Wag- ner. J. Kaylor. D. Thompson. M. Sccirh. L. Griffith. D. Ti-stu, H. Pr-torinaii. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA Prrfsidmzt . .Shirley McCarthy Viz-0-President .. .. .... ......... J anet Olson Scc1'fftar'y. . . ...Lorraine Russo Trraszu'cr . . . . .Helen Peterman The organization consists of junior and senior girls taking home economics . . . it belongs to a branch of National Home Economics Organization . . . its goal is to help train its members for future home- making . . . their sponsor, Mrs. Raup. VARIETY CLUB First Row: T. Helfrich, M P1-nm-y. B. L. King. B. Ryan S. J. Bevard, N. L. Fingal .I. Shrwkfv. V. VV'-avvr, I Mitchell, B. Sandor. Second Row: S. Burns, S Molinaro, R. Varlotta, N. O' Bri:-n. J. Comfort. A. Tisch man. Mrs. B+-rg. L. Bigf-nho F. VVeav.-r, M. MCKinlf-y, T Abbott. J. Agnew. CUE AND CURTAIN First Rout' A. Gus'-snian, J Dalzl-ll. S. Pugliano. W. Boyd 12. Thomas, W. Taylor, li MVDUWQ-ll, J. Mcllralli, D Day. .becmzd Roux' M. Thompson. J. Fricke-, A, Beadlv, N. Gross, E. Sh+-ahan. B. A, Sim pso n. P. Swv-itz:-r. B. Ryan. N. L. Fingal. V. Siv- phw-ns, S. Burns. E. Imnlgor nik. B. L. King. Third Rout S. Caldarelli. K Smeg-in-r, P. White-ford. O. Toy J. Sclioenfelder. E. Ne-ini:-tz, N. Big.-nho. E. Shvahan. Miss Moss'-r. H. Varlotta. L. Bi 1-nlio. B. A. Bronner. M. Moeller. S. J. Bevard. J. Hor- rington. C, Howard, Fourth Razr: B. Peters, W. R1-dfcrn, R. Murray, C. Sc-liaffliausvr, J. Messenger, J. P1-te-rson. P. Malte. li. Ilartinan. L. Leslie. Work - - - Eat - - - Harmonize - - - Act VARIETY CLUB President . .... , , . Barbara Ryan Vice-President .... . .... .Sarah Jane Bevard Secretary ........... . .... .. Marjorie Penney Treasurer... . .. .Nancy Lou Fingal The club which entertains . . . open to students of all years . . . reveals the hidden talents of members in various fields . . . ably guided by Mrs. Berg. CUE AND President Vice-President. ,,..., .... . Secretary. ..., Treasurer CURTAIN .George Thomas .....,...Jack Messenger .Vernabelle Stephens Betty Ann Bronner Penn's dramatic club . . . members learn poise. self-confidence, and dramatic tech- niques . . . attend professional and ama- teur plays . . . ably led by Miss Messer. SUB DEB CLUB President. ..,..A. .. .. . .. ,BB..,A.,.., Erma Cervenyak Vice-President. . . . B.,,A.. Marjorie Penney Sccrctary ,...,A...., .. -..Joan Clancy Treasurer re.,.. ...,.......4.4..,,........,A.... Audrey Dayen Corresponding Secretary . ..... .. ..., , ..., . ,,..,,.,.,,e...,.... ..Mary Lou Chapman Composed of junior girls . . . its pur- pose, to help members attain added per- sonality, poise, and charm . . . member of National Sub Deb Federation . . . under the sponsorship of Mrs. Stoltz. 674164 DEBS CLUB Prvsidczzt. ..,., ..,,..,.. ,,... . . .. Betty Ann Simpson Vin'-President ,.,,..... .. .Shirley Jennings Secretary... ...,...i.,,, .. ,..,.,. .Shirley Caldarelli Trcasurcr ..,,.,.. ....,,,,.,.,.,..,.,,.. . ,.,......., L ois Bigenho Corresponding Secretary ...................,. Olive Toy Made up of senior girls who belonged to Sub Deb in the junior year . . . spon- sors the Lost and Found Department of Penn High . . . holds a Christmas formal each year . . . teaches the members poise, charm, and personality . . . sponsored by M1 s. Grant. SUB DEB Firsl Roux' E. Nr-inn-tz. A Bcafilv. C. Pfah. N. Gross, E. Cvrx'n-nyak, M. Penney. J Clancy. A. Dayen. M. L. Chapman, C. Barnett. Srronrl Rout' Ii. Shvahan. N. A. Sutter. M. R. Suttf- . E. Wilson. E. L. Taylor, Bigvnho. B. Snyder, M. Mc- Kinley. L. Zimmerman, Mrs. SIOIIZ. Third Roux' Fl. Sh--ahan. B. Anderson. D. Malia. L. Rod- riquv-z. L. Balf-nciago, C Pearson. M. Ackerman. P XVmufis, D. Ili1'harriSun, I. M. Stutlvr. if ZZ DEBS Firsl Hmr: N. L. Finggal. P. Lon'-ryan. O. Toy. S. Falfia- rf-lll. S. Jr-nnin,-is. B. A. Sirnpsori. L. Bigs-nho, D. Bal'- rw-llino. M. Barvir, Il. Ani- lmrusv. Ser-mul Rout' I-I. I'o1lgfn'11ik, S. J. Br-varri. B. Ryan. .l. Sclxm-nfv-lfif-r. B. L. King. B. Shvahan. P. Swf-itz'-r. V. Str-ph'-ns. R. Varlotta. Thrrrl Rmr: T. II4-lfriwlx, G B rm l I i n QL 4- r, A. Stoner, J Frif-ki-. B. A. Brunner. O O O W fl the king and the birdie CHESS CLUB President... ,.i.. .. . Karl Segner Vice-President... .,.. . Richard Long Secretary-Treasurer .4,ii,.i4,i .. .. .Edwin Larsen The Penn High Chess Club meets at 2:40 and 3:30 Tuesdays . . . teaches classes first month of school . . . team plays in Western Pennsylvania Interscho- lastic Chess League . . . has won second place two consecutive years . . . has thirty- six members this year . . . guided capably by Miss Pierce. CHESS CLUB First Row: J. Morrison, J. Burns. S. J e ii ii in g S, M. Thompson, V, Stn-phi-ns, S. iuililaiw-lli, K, S i- ii 1- r, H. ll io pg. Second Row: li. llart, S. VVimdiiigS, J. Montgomery, L, Ziegler, J. Gi-rm-rt. W. Grew-iiaway, W, Schaetzle, J. Shi-ahaii, J. Hainlvy. Third Roux' P. Be-vard, A Smith, N. Calilw:-ll, J. IVIISCII T A-'ii-w 'Q Q . ,.- . J. I-t-r:-wil, G. Saul. .l. Cain. P. liosarius. FILM AND FLASH Prrsident Eleanor Neimetz Virc-President Walter Schaetzle Secretary .. . Dolores Thompson Tr'e'asurer. . ....... June Kaylor Under the efficient sponsorship of Mr. Carpenter . . . purpose, to teach the funda- mentals and practices of photography . . . should prove very interesting to all . . meets every other Monday. 55. FILM AND FLASH First Roux' B. Zmudzinski, W. Schaetzle, E. Ne-imetz, M. McCallum, J. Smith. Second Row: D. Wilson, C. Pfab. N. Gross, A. Gasper. F. Guldneir, A. Dayen, A. Bi-adlv, N. Bigenlio, B. Oiiifi-li D. Chi-rriiigton. B. Davies. Third Row: M. McCallum, M. Moehring, D, Malasky. E. L. Taylor, V. L:-ppold. N. Halvaty, D, Vingvn, J. Long- strv-th, A. Janie-S. A. Prosser. Fourth Rout' P. Iiosarius W. Greenaway. L. Ziegler, R. Lunar. N. Caldwell. P. Bent. T. Cherok. 1 .Q-.y SCIENCE CLUB First Row: G. Saul, I. M. Stolli-r, D. Richardson, A. !w1r'Grw-gm, E. Larsvn, K. Seg- nm-x'. V. SU-phvlls. C. Luffey, C. Schaffhausf-r. D. Malia.. Second Row: J. Sh:-1-hen, VV. Schae-tzlv, J. Dalzvll, VV. lQI'l'1'llZlVVZ1j', P. Maltv. J. Pr-- SCIENCE CLUB President ...,..........,...........,.....,.....,....,...,,.,.,. Karl Segner Vice-President ..,............ .,..,....,..,. J ames Peterson Secretary-Treasurer..Vernabelle Stephens Composed of juniors and seniors inter- ested in science . . . discusses many scien- tific subjects . . . urges many students to enter the Buhl Planetarium Science Fair . . . holds an all-school dance . . . spon- sored by Miss Pierce. ti-rson, A. Gus-snian. H. Dick. Third Row: E. Asbury, R. livlhling. R. Dorman. L. Ziegler, N. Caldwvll. H. Long. P. B1-vard, .l. Gu-rn.-lt. PENN ART CLUB First Row: P. Mastropier, E. Ottw, S. Burns, J. Zaccardi, M. L. Burkhart. Second Row: S. DcViny, N. O'Brivn. J. Fricke, M. A. Thompson. C. Vollmer, A. Butts, G. Bollinger, V. Ste- phens, D. Stevens. Third Row: S. Jackel, T. Kokal, P. Vidmar. J. Kipp, Mrs. Stoltz, H. Carmell, E. Podgornik, G. Earle. Fourth Row: H. Jantz. G. VVillia1ns, R. Grant, G. Tip- ton, T. Riddell, R, Pierce. 1410.6 PENN ART CLUB President. .....,...........,..............,.,.,,........... Ann Sherwin Vice-President ............... Georgeanna Bollinger Secretary ..,..., ...... ............ ..,. E d i th Podgornik Treasurer .. .. ....... .,........,........ .... H e len Carmell Creates unique poster advertising for school dances and affairs . . . stimulates a greater interest in art and helps develop the students' artistic ability . . . holds an annual all-school dance . . . sponsored by Mrs. Stoltz. ROSTRUINI CLUB Firsl Rout' B. Amlf-i'son, J. Azrivw, V. Blaliiati, N. lliwiss. S. Jennings, Y. Str-pliviis. S. Czililaiwlli, J. Svlim-rif-flflel', D ll--iiusti-iilw-111. Svzvnifi Rolf: Mrs. B+-aiiling. YV. Scllilv-IZlv'. J. Pall'-FSUII. B. .loliiisloi1. A. BIn'Gxw-,unix D. Malia. P. XV-mils, L. Big- vnlio. J. Moi1t,:ori1ery. Thirrl Koizx' M. IIai'i'is1ii1. P, Malte. J. Ge-rn'-rt. J. Peter- son, J. Dalxvll. T. Ann:-W, K, Sf-:iii-r. li. Shields. LIBRARY CLUB Firsl Roux' S, Gazzo, H. Evans. C. Howard, B. A. Simpson, J. Clancy, L. Zim- im.-rniun. Scrum! Hou-5 Mrs. Mm-Kain ll. Aliofiuski. J. VVaItv-r. A. LaBoi'1la, C. Hovnyak, M llianiniatt-Ao. A. Sticknvy. . Pivik. Ill. Coleman. Mrs. livllvl' C. Third Roux' L. Preecc, E. lluglivs, B. Long, C. Pi-arson C. Malnati, J. Agnew, M. L Masmi. rain for better citizenship ROSTRUM President ....... .... .. James Peterson Vice-President .... . . .... ..... W illiam Boyd Secretary .,.,,.. ....... Shirley Jennings Treasurer.-. ...Delores Malia Sponsored by Mrs. Beadling . . . pur- pose, to teach members the art of public speaking . . . has an annual asembly . . . participates in Intra-Scholastic debates . . . a well-organized club. LIBRARY CLUB President . .... . . . .. . .Joan Clancy Vice-President ..... . .... Betty Ann Simpson Secretary. .... .. . .... Carol Pearson Treasurer . . . . . .. Judy Walter A group of hard workers . . . purpose, to acquaint its members with the duties of a librarian and give them a chance to know books . . . charging and shelving books, filing, and checking attendance. their duties . . . sponsored very capably by Mrs. McKain. Miss Copa, a junior class sponsor Mr. Mr'Ginley giving advice Alan and RCIIPP Bill-guiding trajfir' La pinata Mrs. Saunders, a senior rlass sponsor I C I Our trio, Barbara, Sarah Jam: and Nanry Aftcr srhool- Audrry and Russ Going or Coming? Walt and Tom - tufo loyal rhffss playffrs Pmnzls Don Eaglris O O O Lunch tim? Dana looks happy Bill and Amzrfftf S x W , f 3 , 5 'f , , ' V. 'v' en x A 2 'S fa 'L A ' A ' ' 3 - fi ' J - was ' , f v' if E '5 4 3- X . , Q N . 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Rmdy for anothrr day Mrs. 1l l7'iIlf'-UlU'!1:ljS rhvcrful, alzmus 021 thfy job .Pmzn's rurstodians Mr. Bambargfr' with smnf, fufurw driwfrs 'i VW H' STAGE CREW First Roux' R. Ayers. D iviosii-r. D. Pnuas. L. Fer- raro, R. Hohvnstu-in. J. Best, T. Lanvi. Second Row: G. Dakis. R. Lanyi. R. Sell:-rs. Mr. Dress- ingz. J. DiLih:-rto. G. Kim:-s. R. Conner, QUILL AND SCROLL First Row: J. Agnew, A. Whittington, V. Stephens, S. Calfiari-ni, P. Graham. Second Row: B. Croft, K. Snyder, D, Raley. N. Am hrosv, L. Edwards, S. Jo-n IIIIIKS, F. Fm-rraro. Third Row: B. Morrison. C Snyder. K. Wing, R. Pet singer, T. Gardner, C. Duff. OS 4 o Q They hit the nail on the head. STAGE CREW Directed in their work by Mr. Dressing . . . do an excellent job of making the scenery for all the school plays . . . always ready to help on the stage . . . get every- thing ready for assembly. QUILL AND SCROLL President .........,................ .........,........ ..... L o is Edwards Secretary-Treasurer.. .. .............,..... Jean Agnew Composed of qualified juniors and sen- iors from the staffs of Penn Points, Sen- eca, and the editors of the student hand- book . . . purposes, to obtain greater recognition for journalism and to attract capable students to publication work . . . under the sponsorship of Mr. McLeister and Miss Stoehr. PROJECTION CLVH First Rout' R. Helbling. XX' Svhactzle, N. Caldwell, R. Long, I.. Ziegler, P. Bovmwi, C. Svhalf hauser. Sf 1-mul Rrnr: P. Rnsarins. C Meyers. A. XVhitaker, XY, Green away, R. Drvxvy, R, Thmnpsun. I OOTB-XII I SHI PS XND I 'SHT Pl TTI' S I frxfRu11'.' E Ncilnctz M. RTL Cillllllil, A. C'1c-gg. A. has - G. Mivhleski. IJ. M1'Fz1rz , S hzuxsvr. Sfrwml Rout S. IZITYXYII, C. M411- nznti, .I Agnew. S. Flzxnigan M. Inmirmvin:1,B. Snnulzmnslix. M Mm'C:1llum, Mr. Gueln'ingz'. '1'h'r4l Row' P. liUS2lI'illS, F Guin H. Blllf'l1lfJllI. J. Baird XI' Sa-hz1etz!e. CAFETERIA LAI rl ICS Mrw. 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