Pitcairn High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Pitcairn, PA)

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64 77 jim WOM? ana! gnergefic 'i Q S ' ' A 41' 'P' bun FRESHMEN-Front Row-lI.vft tn riglxtl L. Bolclc-n, MI. Crunk, I.. Airgonc. .- '5 Brown, S. Bernard, NI. Burst. Il. Airguod. D. Brown. Second Row-D. Crunk, Il. lfclxxnr B. Geiger. B. Clnssnn, S. Bunln-r, R. Egan, B. Collinsky. li llre-lm. II. Brinvy. I. Cnllif-r. Thir Row-B. Duke, E, Adznns, Nl. IJUYIIIIICY, I. Dc-Pnnl, Hrs. Bvrglnnn, L, Ilnllilmnglx. l . Kiln G. Dinble. B. FL-iwclnk. Back Row-E. Don-r. II. Ognstini. I.. Cray, DI. Burst. I.. .-Xfriul Clinton. Front Row--QL1-ft to right! -I. lIny,I'.-IoI111s,I.. lln-Innmn, K. limnnno, B. Nlnllv , I. fa ' jmnws. Second Row-P. Slvkvly, A. rXIi'lllIIL'IllU, 'l'. finnnv' a . 1 , W. ' Ilclfridl, P. Muffan, if. Kivlll. Third Row-XV. Xvilltlltlllf, l'. 'I'nrnc-r, N. Hurst, Nl. Sllllllil Ilulzsllu, D. Lynn, C. Stillwm-ll, UI. Nlillnr, li. Knppm-l. Buck Row-XY. I.oII-1' . . . II. She-arvr, H. Moon, Mr. Fnlvy, j. Ste-vin-Ii, P, 'l'lnn'n. K. Nlignngxm. F. Krs-n. 25 'V

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Let to right-Lee Africa, Shirley DeYirgilio. Virginia uc gt, Janet Rrown. XVe of the freshman class came into P. H. S. full of ambition and anxiety to begin a new career. Immediately we elected our officers. president, Lee Africag vice president. Shirley De- Virgiliog secretary. lanet Browng and treasurer. Maxine De Yinnv. Thev certainly had done a wonderful job. NVanting this to be a year of rememlJrance. we pe1'formed many activities which included the sale of Curtis magazines, Dolores Lynn re- ceived a camera for selling the largest number of magazines. NVe sold Cargo Candy on which we received a percentage of the profits. VVe had a bake sale at Salyards Hardware Store on Broad- way, a dance at the gym. and we also sold Christ- mas cards through the student council. 'K FRESHM N . . . The True Beginning of Our End -Shakespeare Also the freshman class was well represent- ed in sports. On the football team were Edward Clinton and Russell Agostini. Lee Africa was the freshman student coach. The junior high basketball team consisted mainly of our fresh- man bovs. Thev were as follows: Russell Agos- tini. lim Stevick, Edward Clinton, Bob Moon. Lee Africa. Kenny Niignogna. Patsv Moffa, Al- fred Macino. and XVavne XValtour. Our basket- ball team won sixteen games and lost two games. At one of the games, we received the award plaque for the largest attendance. The freshman girls were members of the Tri-Ili-Y. They have all been working hard to earn money for their spring formal on April 18th. XVL- are represented in the band with twelve members. A group of them have formed their own jam session. The freshman, along with the other band members. have been work- ing ltard. rehearsing for their spring concert. A new subject has been entered on the fresh- man girls' curriculum. YVe are now taking six weeks of home nursing, which will be a very useful subject. Both the boys and girls have taken first aid and received their Junior Red Cross cards. The freshman class held their assembly for March. They presented two short plays entitled, The Persecuted Nlaidenf, and House Guest under the direction of Mrs. Bergman. As a whole, we of the freslnnan class have had a very active and exciting year and hope to do better in the following years.

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iiglfl ga .1 man, D. Stojakovich. B. Porter. D gelo, R. Scalzitti. B. Litlingcr. li Polce. Second Row-D. Swick ll. Parks. Third Row-S. Vecchio lt. A. 'l'huru, A. Peer. Back Hou quist. T. Nicflauley, Smith. Front Row lla-ft to rightl F. jl, Ballcngcr, E. Adams. P. D1-Bone P. HcaJs. D. Dyrich, K. Ba-van. der. AI. Flory, DI. lleruado. EICHTH GRADE EVE TH GRADE XVe have hceu vcrv active iu school activi- ties. YYe participated in dances. evening recre- ation and hand. Vie also had men ou the junior high haskethall team that won honors this vear. XVe had good artists too. he-cause we were well represented in the Save Your Visioun contest. XVe all are looking forward to next vear, when we will participate in the high school activities. 2 This was our first year in junior high school, and we tried to assume the dignitv of the now upperclassineu iu the grade. YVe led our cheer! leaders in the junior high haskethall team and inauv ll10IHlJCl'S in the school hand. YVe also participated in the evening recreation and also iu the dances. XVe joined IHHIIV cluhs and really tried to apply ourselves to the task of growing up. Front Row QLL-ft to rightl A. Xor- Sxeliclv, A. Walthour, bl. Santan- lf. Troy, D. Stillicv, NV. Scar- hrough, F. NIL-Neal, N. Km-Icy, N. llowsare, D. Hartz, B. XVilliLll11S. Nl. Nlartz, X. Salvards, F. Ross: X. Rodgers, l'. Nliguogna, B. Klipa. -P. Morrow, D. NIL-Caig, T. Lind- fflarlt. C. A. Cassarly. Y. ludgv. hl. lfgau. NV. Bowser. P. Broolcv, ll. Second Row - C. Edwards. CT. lforeiuan, C. Adams, B. Evans, S. fflossrui, I.. George, D. Fisher. ll. D4-Vito. C. Burk. K. llayxvard. Third Row-B. Duncan, F. Bard. li. Allen. NI. A, lloll, N. Closseu. I P, Gallo. Back Row-j, Nlcfioliu- sky. Cf. Conrad. R. Horst. A. Bor-