Plum Senior High School - Criterion Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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DAY 35' M . ,fry I H 1 5 ' fag My 2211522 X Wie j My ,MLW X 32 Q Ed1tor ASSOCIG AI'l1Sl Typlsts Advlsor FOREWORD Rush and worry Plan and work These thrngs tell the story of what has been done 1n order to produce a year book lhat W111 renew all memor1es of th1s past year at Plum Hlgh In th1s Cr1ter1on we hope that you may recall the happlness and many humorous 1nc1clents that have taken place Cr1ter1on Staff Reporters Paulxne Haubnch t Edxtor Ioanne Bosseri Eleanor Bulebosh Mary Kapalka Reha Evans Coleen Corwm Mr Mclunkm M Evankovxch E Myers M Vehar I Mahjak S Krutz S Mak1n M Kerr A Barnes M Eror A Smead F Bauer N Luffy S Mlller H Fed G Campbell K Braun B Pellegnnelh - e I Q F , 1 I Q ' 1 I I n . I n I H M , eroff, C. Strenko, S. Moyer, S. Lott, I. Bossert .-Z.. CONTENTS LEADERS Ded1cat1on Board of Educahon Admmlstratlon Faculty CLASSES Senlors lumors Sophomores Freshmen E1ghth ACl1V1l19S ATHLETICS Cheerleaders Football Basketball Track Baseball Go f 3 7 12 28 30 31 32 33 34 36 37 38 42 60 63 65 66 68 ' ' , 4 ' 5 l ' ' ., A 6 Seventh , , 4 , , , , 39-40 V , 62 , .4 , A 69 The Senlor Class 1S honored to dedrcate th1s yearbook to the Band Twrrlers and Cheerleaders of Plum H1 The1r cooperatrve efforts have achreved a year of success for our school 1n our varrous athlet1c events In appreclahon of the1r endless hours of work and practrce we are proud to clalm them as representatrves of Plum Hrgh School 4 w w - . . 1 I I 0 I I Q I 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Educatlon IS composed of seven members who all have a thorough understandlng of educatlonal problems These members meet regularly every month to dlscuss and plan 1mprovements order suppl1es and purchase new equ1pment W1lhOUl the1r a1d our schools would never have found the suc cess they have We the graduat1ng class of 1953 extend to the school board our deepest apprec1at1on for the1r hne work and accompl1shments 5 2 ag 1 -f EP sv' Left to right: Mr. McKenna, Mr. Pivik, Mr. Riggs. Mr. O'Block, Mr. Ament. Mr. Stepek, Mr. McLaughli I I ' U I I I P. H. MARQUETTE Principal C I. W. HORNBECK Supervising Principal FACULTY IULIE ARGIRO Fairmont State College Art ARDESTA BROOKE University oi Pittsburgh University of Mexico English 3 French 2 BARBARA I BURNS Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physlcal Education Health FRANK CHRISTY Waynesburg College EDWARD BAHLER Duquesne University Latin 1. 2 English 4 ROBERT BROOKE Indiana State Teachers Colle Girls Chorus Band ESTHER CAMPBELL Duquesne University Geography Eighth Grade History ELAINE CLARK Clarion State Teachers College California State Teachers College Llbffifl'-11' CIVICS Pennsylvania History ROBERT FRACK ANNE GAYDOS Westminster College University of Pittsburgh History l Commercial Subiects 7 if Hs...-1' WHA 'Dwi 'V'- Agnculture FACULTY KATHERINE GROSZ Umversrty ol Pxttsburgh Exghth Grade Anthmetrc ANTHONY GISMONDI Permsylvama State College CHARLES HEMPHILL KA lndxana State Teachers College THERINE HILGAR e on H111 College H 1' Plane Geometry ..,,, s-gs I ew HW -H'-r' Trlgonometry Home Economics NORMAN HILGAR MARY IACKSON 93- W Grove Cxty College my ',-'S I Westmmster College Commercxal Subyects Elghgh G1-ode MARTHA MacFARLANE Cahforma State Teachers College Engllsh 2 Exghth Grade Hrstory IOANN KEELAN Seton H111 College Home Economrcs PEARL MANNING Shppery Rock State Teachers College Socral Studres G909fUPhY Dnvers Educqhon Erghth Grade Mathematxcs DAVID A MANCOSH lndxana State Teachers College Umverszty of Prttsburgh AQ v rtta t FACULTY , It . is-I , I .M A Q., I ROBERT MCJUNKIN Washington and Iefferson College I I fo Practical Mathematics Ol-AT 3 flex! . Algebra I, II :F ,K ' .Ry V Q, t- ' IOSEPH O'BLOCK 5 t G' 'Q 3 I Indiana State Teachers College -1115 1,7 38? v-s,.- 'W' 14,-GW' ef' as, General Science Biology IOSEPH PERZ Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Education Health FRANCES RANALLO Mount Mercy English I Spanish FRFDRIC THORNE ELIZABETH NAHAR Slippery Rock State Teachers College P. O. D .... Civics Pennsylvania History ALFRED PANZA Duquesne University Commercial Subjects HARRY PRESCOTT Illinois State Normal University ol Pittsburgh University ol Illinois Chemistry Physl WILLIAM ROMETO Slippery Rock State Teachers College Health Athletic Coach CECIL TREMAINE Earlam College University Oi Pittsburgh Indiana State Teachers College Carnegie Institute oi Technology IIlCl11SU'1U1 ANS Shop C5 ? 1,11 pu- 'b' -...J 5Q V NANCY MENTO School Secretary RUTH PRAGER School Nurse FACULTY MARGARET PANULINE School 'Secretory DOROTHY KOMODINA UIl1VEISllY of Pmsbuxgh Physxcal Educuuon Health Pennsylvuma Hlslory Cwlcs X - O scmoas - u sa SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we look forward in completing our high school career, our thoughts wander back, when we, the class of 1953, first entered Plum High School for the first time. FBESHMEN 1949-50 As freshies we received the usual teasing and razzing of the upper classmen. We little greenies gazed with amazement at the long halls and the noisy crowds and the rush here and there every time the bell rang. We soon adjusted ourselves, however, and became acquainted with our classmates by having a Get Acquainted party. Our only money raising activity was our first class dance which was a huge success. Maroon and white were chosen as our class colors. The class officers chosen for the year were: President, Edward Karp: Vice President, Eugene Beigh- leyg Secretary, Marilyn Henderson. H SOPHOMORES 1950-1951 As sophomores we were more acquainted with the students and thus joined in more activ- ities. We had two class dances that were very successful. Our officers once more were wisely chosen: President, Patricia Pattockg Vice Presi- dent, Ioan Borish: Secretary, Shirley Koban. IUNIORS 1951-1952 During our Iunior year, we really became active in the events of the school. Many of our boys were proving themselves on the athletic field. We were very proud of our football team winning the Allegheny Kiski Valley Conference Championship. Our play, Desperate Am- brose, a western comedy, was a big hit. We also had a Sucker Day and many successful dances. Then came the big event of the year, the Iunior-Senior Prom, Oriental Garden, held in honor of the Class of 1952. The following offi- cers helped to make our Iunior year a success: President, lack Sanoske: Vice President, Eu- gene Beighley, Secretary, Shirley Koban. SENIORS 1952-1953 We realize that we have risen to the rank of dignified S e n i o r s. Our most successful achievements were our Senior Class play, Hil1- billy Wedding, a hilarious cornedy, that was a thrilling success. The trip to Washington, D.C. and various other events that were wonderful and well worth remembering. We will always cherish our memories of the good times we have spent in the halls and class rooms of our school and the many friends that we have made. OFFICERS President 1AcK SANOSKE secretary SHIRLEY LOT-f Vice President EUGENE BEIGHLEY Treasurer BILL PRQTZEK Sponsors MR. HEMPHILL, MR. BAHLER -12- 'Xf- CLASS OF 1953 Q, N-dig ,il 'Q' Y 'xl9P 'K lvl? la' hs' if M '99 f '-rx George Anderson Smlley Ambrtron Mechanrc Latm Club 1 2 3 4 Bus Patrol 4 Football l 2 Gregory Arvcrnetes Greek Ambmon To succeed Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Homeroom Pres 4 Key Club 3 Key Club Sec 4 Crrterron Staff 4 Mmstrel 3 4 Lcrtm Club 3 Semor Class Play 4 Grant Beattre loner Ambrtron To own a race track Latm Club 1 2 3 4 French Club Eugene Berghley Beaky Ambmon Earn S200 a week Lcrtm Club 1 2 3 4 Vxce Presr dent oi Latm Club 2 Intramurals 2 3 Home room Presrdentl 2 3 I3 Kenneth Armbrust Ken Ambmon To become an Army Major Latm Club 1 2 Harold F Aurednrk Ha Ambrtron To fly a plane Shop clubl 2 3 4 Anne Barnes Ambxtron To become Preszdent ot Preservatron of Better Grrls Clu Home Room Representatrve 3 4 GAA 'Z 3 4 Booster 3 Crrterro Staff 4 Albert B1shop Ambmon To be an auto mechamc Member oiFFA 12 3 4 Q' 11 - H H I LA A if w 1 - l ' 7 wr 'sv H H Z nw-5 kb 4 h . 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D . , . . . . .V 3.4. : f ' Qs I L I ll ll Q VV M A I i I IIAII kr F I gt i I : .- I I . . . . . 1 , . ri X CLASS OF 1953 Q' if 'W' obert Bonsh Copper Ambrtron To lurther my eclucatron Baseball 3 4 Eleanor Bulebosh Ambrtror To be another Rembrandt GAA 1 234 LatmClub1 Z French Club 3 4 YTeens l 2 Crrterron Staff 3 4 Homeroom Representatrve 1 Colleen Corwm Carh Ambrtron To become a well pcnd secretary OHICG 4 Cnterron 4 Andy Deklever Dek Ambrtron Cabmet Maker Craftsman Club Shop Club Stage Crew 3 14 Ioan Bonsh Ioanre Ambrtron Secretary Cheerleader 2 3 4 Natxonal Hon or Socrety 3 4 Latrn Club l 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 GAA 1 Z Pres 4 Sec 3 YTeensl Servrce Club 4 Crrterrorr Busmess Staff 3 4 Class Vrce-Pres1dent2 Mmstrel Robert Clark Bob Ambrtron Servrce Varsrty Club 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Crafts man Club 1 Z Homeroom Booster Wrlham Cunllffe 1 Ambrnon Frle Setter Craftsmen Club Z 3 Shop Club 1 2 Stage Crew 3 Sam Dollrnan Spoon Ambrtron Be a captam Basketball 1 2 3 Tra k 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Homeroom Rep Class Play 3 Cntenon Stafl 4 Bus Patrol Servrce Club 4 Mm strel Show 4 Intramural 4 Nonnan Fox F ox1e or Norm CLASS OF 1953 Mlldred Eror Babe Ambrtron Be a pnvate secretary Homeroom Secretary 2 GAA Memberl 2 3 4 GAA Secre tary 4 French Clubl 2 3 4 Y Teens I 2 Crrterxon Lxterary Staff 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 4 Mmstrel Show 3 4 Coach Referee 4 Servrce Club 4 Bus Patrol 4 Mananne Evankov1ch Bubbles Ambntron Form a Club for the Pres ervatxon of Better Grrls? Presrdent of Latm Club Z Latm Cnterxon Staff 3 4 Hall Patrol 4 Homeroom Pres 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 4 V1ctor Fl1nko 1C Ambrtxon Go to college Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 2 3 4 Shop Club 2 vlarsxty Club Mmstrel 3 4 Charles Gay Chester Ambrtlon Prlot Intramural Basketballl Z 3 Band 1 Latm Club 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Golf 4 Bus Patrol 3 Football l 2 15 Heha Evans e Ambrtron To be successful rn every thmg I do Band 3 4 Lrbranan 4 Crxterxon Staff 4 Senior Class Play FHA 3 Volleyball Thomas Fa1x Beaver Ambrtxon To make yo-yos Varslty Club 2 3 4 FFA I 2 3 Basketball 4 FFA Centenmal 4 Ambmon Mechamc Shop Club Band Craftsman Club Mar1e Graff Mane Ambmon Concert Vxolxmst A 1 2 T I ' IIR lil , : I ' ,2, 3, ': I ' I : . . V. : ' . : 2. 3: : . Club 1, 2, 3. 4: French dub 3: 4: Baseball Z., 143. lntrarnural ' ' IIV- ll ' ll - ll :' F.H..,.3,4. CLASS OF 1953 xi' 'BU' 1' 'F Mabel Gregg Mab Ambition Telephone operator and later a beauticran FHA 12 3 4 FHA ice Pres 4 Plum H1L1tes Staff 2 3 4 Cr1 terran Staff 4 Marlene Grouphofer Rossie Ambition To become a housewrle Intramurall 2 3 4 Service Club 4 Twirlers Clubl Twirler 2 3 4 Marilyn Henderson Mary Lynn Ambition To be a Medical Secretary Twirlers Clubl YTeensl Serv ice Club 4 Class Play 4 Intra murals 3 4 Criterion Bus Staff 3 4 Business Staff Manager 4 Homeroom Secretary 2 Class Sec retary 1 Canteen 4 Girls Chor us l Mary Elizabeth Kapalka Mary Liz Ambition-To live a happy and suc- cessful life Twirlers Club 2 3: Homeroom Booster 3: Homeroom Secretary 3' Criterion Staff 3 4' Service Club 4: Bus Patrol 4' Class Play 3 4. Marlene Gregg Ambition To become a telephone operator FHA l 2 3 4 Criterion Staff 4 Paullne Haubr1ch Paul Ambition To be a great success Service Club 4 Criterion Staff 3 4 Editor 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Twirlers Club l Twirler 2 3 orette 4 GAA 1 2 3 French Club 1 2 3 4 Minstrel Show 3 Bus Patrol 4 Hall Patrol 4 YTeens l Intramurals l 2 3 4 Me1v1n Houck Lefty Ambition Play pro basketball Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 Varsity Club 3 4 Criterion Staff 4 Minstrel 4 Edward Karp Ambition-To take a trip around the world Clas President l' Homeroom Vice- Pres. l 2 3 4: Intramural Basket- b 1 2 3 4' Footballl 2 3 4: Baseball l 2, 3 4' Varsity Club 3 4' Class Play 3 4' Bus Patrol 3' Latin Club 2. 3' Minstrel 4. 16- I 1 1 CLASS OF 1953 Ray Kasmoch Kuz Ambrtxon To see the world Football l 2 4 Intramural Z 3 4 Homeroom Booster 1 Varsrty 9- -1'- wr Q00 iw Q 2 'Z' Club 4 Latrn Club l Mmstrel Show 3 4 Craitsmans Club 3 4 3 fun! jx rv MMR 1-- ' Iack Krrchartz Elnsteln Ambrtxon Loaf Shop Clubl FFA 2 3 4 Floyd Khne Bud Amb1t1on Avratron Mechamc rn U S Navy Mrke Kottar Mlke Ambmon Iom the Servxce Varsrty Club 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Intra muralsl 2 3 4 Homeroom Presr dent 4 Craitsmens Club 1 2 Basketball l QU... Robert Kennedy Bob Ambntron Take lrfe easy A 2 3 4 Sec 3 Treas Iames Klaus Mousey Ambmon Vetermarrarx F A1234 ClassPlay34 ndl23 Shrrley Koban Sh1rl Ambmon To become a model Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Treasurer2 GAA Vrce Pres 4 French Club l 2 4 Secretary 2 3 Class Secretary 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Servrce Club 4 Hall Patrol 4 YTeens l Cnterron Staff 3 4 Mmstrel Show Verla Kozusko Verla Ambition Play Professlonal Basket ball Cheerleader 2 3 4 Intramurals 1234M1nstrel234F A 2 3 4 Homeroom Pres Homeroom Booster l Class Play 3 Publrc Adress Club 4 C95 G-Lf me CLASS OF 1953 alter Kudransky Punner Ambxtron Advanced Gasolxne Engmeer Mechanic Homeroom Presldent 1 2 3 Key Club 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 Ioseph Lacock oe Ambrtron Be successful rn the entertamment world Mmstrel 4 Class Play 3 4 erv 1ce Club 4 Booster Edward Lecorchrck Ambmon Loaf Varsxty Club 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Intramurals 1 3 Craftsmens Club l 2 Football 1 3 Track 4 Shrrley Lott Shlrl Ambmon To travel YTeens l Twulers Club 1 Twxrl r 2 3 Majorette 4 Student Coun cxl 1 Crrtenon Stafl 3 4 GAA 3 4 Servxce Club 4 Class Secre tary 4 Home Room Vxce Presxdent 3 Ofhce Assrstant 4 18 Mary Lou Kuhn Kuhme Ambrtxon lntenor Decorator FHA l 2 3 4 FHA Secretary 3 Class Plays 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Bus Patrol 4 Cntenon Sta 3 4 Thelma Law Drmples Ambrtxon Be a TV star A 1 2 3 4 Volleyba Varsrty Show 4 FH A Represen lGllV9 3 Robert Lovastk Pork Chop Ambxtxon College Footballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Soctety 3 4 Varstty Club 4 Key Clu 4 Patrol 4 Bus Patrol 4 Latm Club Mathew Lucas Matt Ambmon Be successful Class Play 3 4 E .Z . 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' Z - -- 7 CLASS OF 1953 Hif- 1' 1 V, ,i f' 'wr' Charles Lukltsch Chxck Ambxtron Electncal Engmeer Student Councxl 2 3 4 Repre sentatrve I Varsrty Club 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Presxdent 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Football Manager l 2 3 4 Publxc Address Club 4 Bus Patrol 4 Band I 2 Charles Marchlewskr Marsh Ambrtron To be an Admlral Student Councrl Representahve 2 3 4 Varsxty Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Hall Patrol 2 3 Bus Patrol 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Bas ketball 1 Z 3 4 Track 2 lean Matqak Ieanne Latm Club I 2 3 French Club 3 4 Secretary French Club 4 Glrls Chorus 1 Servrce Club 4 Cnterron Staff 4 Lo1s I ean Meyers Ambztton Fashron Desxgner Tw1rlers Club l Twrrler 2 3 Plum H1L1tes 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Mm strel 2 3 4 Natnonal Honor So clety 3 4 Hall Patrol 4 SGIVICG Club 4 Intramurals 1 Homeroom Booster 2 3, Homeroom Secretary 1: Homeroom Representative 4. 19- Sarah Makm Sa Ambltxon To be a nurse wxrlers Club 1 Latm Club 2 French Club 3 4 Lrbrary Asst ant 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Crxten Staff 4 Semor Class Play Marshall Mart1n Marsh Ambltron Mechamcal Engmeer Latm Club l 2 Homeroom V Presrdent l Intramurals I Class Play 3 Manan Metro Metr Ambrhon Medrcal Secretary to rlch doctor Intramural 2 4 Plum H1L1tes 3 4 Twrrlers Club I Twxrler 2 Head Mayorette 4 Serv1ce Club Grrls Chorus l M1nstrel 3 Class Play 3 4 Qurll G Scroll Shlrley Mrller 1 Ambttxon RSCEPIIOIIISI FHA 12 3 4 FHA Secret 2 GAA 3 4 BusPatrol4 In murals 2 3 4 Volleyball4 Se Class Play 4, Varslty M1nstrel 3 4' Nurses Assistant 4: Criter Staff 3 4. CLASS OF 1953 Barbara Molchan Babs Ambition-Singer or Secretary Student Council l, 2: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Minstrel 3, 4: Y-Teens l: Service Club 4: Intramural 4: Girls' Chorus: Home- room Representative l. Shirley Molchan Shirl Ambition-Singer or Secretary Cheerleader 2, 3. 4: Minstrel 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3. 41 Y-Teens Z: Bus Patrol 4: Intramurals 4: Girls' Chorus l, 2: Service Club 4: Plum Hi-Lites 2. 3, 4. Richard Nadzarn Windy Ambition-Be a success Craitsmens' Club l: Latin Club 2. 3: Bus Patrol 3: Track 2, 4: Class Play 4. Donald O'Block Don Ambition-Chemist Craftsmens' Club 1: Latin Club 2. 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Key Club 3. 4: Class Play 4: Bus Patrol 4: Intra- murals l, 2. 3. ...gg- Bita Molchan Beet AmbitionfSecretary or housewife Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 45 Minstrel 3, 4: Service Club 4: Girls' Chorus l, 2: Senior Class Play, Y-Teens. Iames Moyer lim Ambition-Professional printer Printers Club l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural 2: Homeroom Vice-President l. Coleman Munda Cat Ambition-Live to be lOl Shop l, 2: Craftsman Club 3, 4: Band. June O'Block lunie Ambition+Secretarial housewife Bus Patrol. 1. 2. 3, 4: Plum Hi- Lites Z, 3, 4: Service Club 4: Twirl- ers Club l: Drum Majorette 4: Quill 6 Scroll Club 3. 4: Intramur- als l, 2, 3, 4. CLASS W9 T' 'll 1 'Y ...nn-n by-fr D 'X' WD' OF 1953 Patnc1a Pattock Tnch Ambrtron Sec Treas for Preserva tron oi Better Gxrls Club Grrls Chorus 1 Class Presldent 2 Student Councrl 3 4 Representa trve l V1cePres1dent 4 Intramur als 1 2 3 Publxc Address Club 4 G A 4 Lat1nClubl 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Plum H1L1tes Z 3 4 W1l11am Protzek 1 Ambrtron To make good Varsrty Club 4 Treasurer 4 Latm Club l 2 Key Club 3 4 Football I 2 4 Baseball 3 4 Class Treas urer 4 Homeroom Representatrve 1 2 3 Homeroom Booster 4 Hall P rol 3 4 Bus Patrol l 2 3 Intramurals 3 4 Iames Rlley 1m Ambrtxon Make a Mrllron Washmgton Hrgh School 1 Z 3 Raymond Rogers Ray Ambrtron Be employed by Amen can Telegraph G Telephone Co Bus Patrol 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Service Club 4' Class Play 3: Bas- ketball 2. 3' Homeroom Vice-Pres- ident 4: Band 2 3 4: Intramurals 3 . 21- lames Prevxc mbxtron Organrze hrs own orchestra Rose Puskanch Ros Ambrtton Math Teacher Lam Club 2 3 4 NHS 3 Twlrlers Club 1 GAA 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Homer Secretary 3 Plum Hr Lrtes Sta Ieannette Rrtter Ambrtxon To be remembered Student Council 2 3 4 Presr 4 Twrrlers Club 1 Hall Patro Y Teens 1 Cnterxon Staff 3 H room Presrdent 3 Olhce Assrs 4 Malorette 4 G A A Z 3 Servrce Club 4 Plum H1L1te Semor Class Play Iohn Sanoske a . Ambxtron Gasohne Engineer Mechanrc Class President 3, 4: Class Pla Key Club 3 4' Band 1. CLASS OF 1953 William Sharkins Willy Ambition+To find success and happiness Craftsmen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Direc- tor 3. Dorothy Simon Moe Ambition-Housewife Y-Teens 1: Service Club 4: Bus Patrol 4. Donald Sobr Don Ambition-Make a million and retire early Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Band 1, Z, 3: Key Club 3, 4. Peter Stonis Pete Ambition-Be successful engineer Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Track 2: Bus Patrol 4: Intra- murals 3: Band 1, 2, 4. Q22-. Mary Shaughnessy Shaun Ambition-Vice-President oi Preser- vation ior Better Girls Club Latin Club 1, 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. 1 Librar Assistant 2' Plum Hi-Lites Y . 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2. Thomas Skalicky Tom Ambition-Undecided! F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4: Vice- President 3. Sally Steiner Sally Ambition--Be happy and enjoy life Twirlers Club 1: Library Assistant 2: Bus Patrol 4: Service Club 4: Class Play 4: Criterion Staff 4: Minstrel 4. Doris Testa Doris Ambition-Be happy G.A.A. 1: Plum Hi-Lites 3, 4: Li- brary Assistant 2: Senior Class Play: Quill 6. Scroll Club 3, 4. CLASS OF 1953 41:9 111' 'Q Wvuwvf ,Q 4- Iohn Tressa Ietters Ambrtlon To meet the nght gxrl' Varsxty 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Bas ke all 1 2 3 Bus Patrol 2 3 Hall Patrol 2 3 Craftsmens Club l 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Mmstrel 4 it Barbara Vokes Barb Ambrtron To become an Opera Smger 'lun-rr Gxrls Chorusl 2 3 Servxce Club 4 M1nstrel3 4 'il' Q 1 '15 X Ph1111p Woolslayer Red Ambxtron To make movxes Track 3 4 Prrnter 2 3 4 Lalm 'E ' Clubl 2 3 Intramural 2 23 ary Ann Vehar Vay Ambltron Dress Desxgner GAA 2 3 4 Plum H1L1tes2 4 Latm Club Z 3 4 Intramural obert Wagner Wag Ambxtron Make money rn the nav Track 3 4 Prmter 2 3 4 ntr muralsl Z 3 V1ctor Zucco Vrc Ambrhon Be an Olymprc All-Star Lahn Club 1 2 3 Varsrty Clu 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Student Cou C111 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Ba ke alll 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Publrc Address Club 4 Key Clu dent 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 NH 3 4 Homeroom V1cePresxdent I u n H I 1 . - - M Q I Y ' 7 1 I I Q - 1 I .A . I tb , . i . I .' 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Best Students Q'.g,' ff ? v A 5' XM '- WALTER JUNE KUDRANSKY O BLOCK Best Dressed 'Z Q MATTHEW LUCAS Best Actor KOBAN Best Cheerleader SHIRLEY Q Q Most Likely To Succeed if MELVIN MARLENE HoUcK GRUPHOEER Best Dancers -QPW IACK IEANNETTE VICTOR IOAN SANOSKE RITTER ZUCCO BORISH Most Actxve Best Athletes LAST WILL George Anderson leaves Kenneth Armburst leaves Gregory Arvanetes leaves Harold Aurednrk leaves Anne Barnes leaves Grant Beattre leaves Eugene Be1ghley leaves Albert B1shop leaves Ioan Borlsh leaves Eleanor Bulebosh leaves Bob Clark leaves Colleen Corwm leaves B1ll Cunhfle leaves Andy Deklever leaves Sam Dollman leaves M1ldred Eror leaves Relra Evans leaves Mananne Evankov1ch leaves Tom FQIX leaves Vlctor Flmko leaves Norman Fox leaves Charles Gaye leaves Mabel Gregg leaves Marlene Gregg leaves Marlene Gruphofer leaves aulme Haubrlch leaves Marllyn Henderson leaves Melvln Houch leaves Mary Kapalka leaves Edward Karp leaves Ray Kasmoch leaves Bob Kennedy leaves lack K1rchartz leaves Iames Klaus leaves Floyd Klzne leaves Shrrley Koban leaves M1ke Kottar leaves Verla Kozusko leaves Walter Kudransky leaves Patty w1th a sm1le W1th loan h1s slster 1n her Olds h1s P O D top1c to next year s Sen1ors h1s v1ce presrdency w1th a red face W1th lerry her art talent to Ted Hol1day h1s baseball ab1l1t1es to h1s brother her neatness to Elva Myers Wllh Deklever h1s boldness for the Navy her brrght sh1n1ng eyes her flute to Ioanne Bossert her pleasmg personallty p1tch1ng mound to B1lly Clark 1n h1s green car W1th Coleman W1th h1s neatness to become a v1ol1n1st w1th Marlene wxth Mabel for marned l1fe wlth Ross her tw1rl1ng ab1l1ty canteen to Arlene Moore h1s basketball polnts to Shanta W1th many happy memor1es for Hollywood gladly Mable to Rocky Krng the F F A h1s drum to Ronme Howard h1s crgarettes beh1nd wxth her short ha1r h1s crew cut to Frank Mozma her cheer1ng to Mary Iane h1s charm to the Iumor boys Marie Graf leaves ,..... .. .,,...... ...,..t,A......,....l...,...,t.t......,, ..,,......, tt..... .......,, A . . ' ' ' AND TESTAMENT Mary Lou Khun leaves to be w1th Chuck Bob Lovaslk leaves for college Shlrley Lott leaves w1th her usual even temper Matthew Lucas leaves to become asslstant manager of a Super Market Charles Luk1tsch leaves h1s manager pos1t1on to Alvln BOGIIO Sarah Mak1n leaves to become another Florence N1ght1ngale Charles Marchlewsk1 leaves h1S Slde burns behlnd Marshall Martm leaves lean Mat1Jak leaves Mar1an Metro leaves Lo1s Iean Meyers leaves Sh1rley M11ler leaves Barbara Molchan leaves R1ta Molchan leaves Shlrley Molchan leaves Iames Moyer leaves Coleman Munda leaves Rlchard Nadzam leaves Iune O Block leaves Donald O Block leaves Pat Pattock leaves Iames Prevlc leaves B111 Protzek leaves Iames R1ley leaves Ieannette Rltter leaves Ray Rogers leaves lack Sanoske leaves W1ll1am Shark1ns leaves Mary Shaughnessy leaves Dorothy Slmon leaves Thomas Skahcky leaves Donald Sobr leaves Sally Ste1ner leaves Peter Ston1s leaves DOIIS Testa leaves Iohn Tressa leaves Mary Ann Vehar leaves Barbara Vokes leaves V1ClOI Zucco leaves w1th a groan her ab1l1ty at the plano to La Roux her leadlng baton to Donna Iean her gay d1spos1t1on her P O D book to B111 w1th Rlta and Shlrley wlth Barbara and Shlrley w1th R1ta and Barbara the pr1nt1ng press for Larlmer Avenue to work at Altmeyer s for a Iune weddmg wlth h1s swell personallty forthe b1gc1ty' h1s gurtar to Emmanuel h1s toothplck to Steve Naunchrck for h1s rad1o repa1r shop the Student Councll w1thout a Presldent to d1rect h1s own band Sen1or Presrdency Mr Thorne for a career 1n Journahsm her frxendlmess to Wanda Myers w1thout regret to play h1S accordton for West V1rg1n1a h1s band un1form beh1nd to Work 1n the store h1s 1ndependence behlnd for a modehng career for a s1ng1ng career to make Co1l1er s A111-Xmencan Football Team Rose Puskarich leaves ,4,......lV.,.4.,..l...l.ll,,.......4.,....t,..,,,,.....,.,,........,.......A.a.........,..,a........,..,......,.. for Duquesne - 27 - l .aw ,V A ,fax-rw 33. W iw 1 is 'Q ,nag 'nhl' .93 1 5 I A Q 1 gn P ,Q Ra 4 'N I Q- .W N . X dr' K 4 X -'F D- UNDERCUKSSME JUNIORS Here we are Iuniors at last. When we were just freshmen, we looked forward to being upperclassmen. We now have cer- tain rights and privileges we never had before and we certainly mean to exercise them. When our officers were elected and the final votes tabulated we learned our offi- cers were: President, Iohn Hicks: Vice President, Sattie Moyer: and Secretary, Georgann Davis. After our elections, we went to work. We had dances, and lollipop day which proved very successful. Then came our Iunior Class play, Bolts and Nuts, and it was one of the most important events to get ready for the Iunior Prom. Through the cooperation of the class the prom was a great success. After a year of hard work and study. we have obtained the title of: dignified Seniors CLASS OFFICERS President ICHN HICKS Vice Presxdent SATTIE MOYER Secretary GEORGANN DAVIS Fxrst row C Barthoff A Pnvenotto U Telleck E Tomcsanyx L Black B Shearer D S1mpson C Bonsh Second row E Bolt K Specht B Vormack D Mlklos V Truax D Taylor S Naunchlck M Blerbower M Plverotto K Patla Third row A Smead I Obxes W Truax W Shumsky L Tarr B Shaugnessy M Uhnn Fourth row L LCIW D Stxller L Pass1erb I Myers A Boeno I Shremshrock C Wagner CLASS OF 1954 F' 6 :ff I rf 'Nwv pr ,Q--T Flrst row M Kovach B Devore C Hlllxard G Campbell D Bashdas S Greer F Baur G Echels Second row T Barnett G Davxs I Bossert P Huber! K Braun R Howard H Bogen H Federoif Mr Mancosh Thxrd row L Ccxld well L Grlmore M Carney N Knopfel F Grassmger S Davxs R Hxlke Fourth row E Bucko I Hzbert F Grosz R Barchoff I Kropxlak B McGu1re I Hxcks ,-...... MII J Flrst row B Pelegrmelh D Shank W Meyers I Lott F Mozma Luffy C Gordon R McFeron S Moyer E Meyers I Ccxrtledge V Kozlosky S Lewm G Hludzek M Kerr R Maxwell R Hulyz aels K Myers R McLaugh1xn I Brevard W Korzan qv-o-,mf qfww- 6 S Mxller S OBlock P McFeron Second row N S Stalrs B Langer Mr Chrxsty Thxrd row I Leon Fourth row I Mozmcx R Lott R Hrebmko R Mzch N , ,f f X . S2 I S , S. I Mil' - ,1 I,,..N I V 'V 4 7 gb-vs ,.- ., B V fr .W PN - sf IM: fmneyno C ' ' 'H -I , 5.-I ' V . 11 I uw- M 4 -. .-......' -----, ---+- I- ,.f'K h 5 - K v t V v - . AA Q I ..' I - L . ' -. A Y' ' - f ' .ag W- .W , .. . , ' , Inv' X . - V - , - , W ew.. , I ,, Q ' 'ff A Q.- l- - -.., .re -5 . I -W S . 'L I , U H ? .MQ vs , . J, X l , . ' , . . . , . , . , . . . . . . ' : . M ,.,,,,. , , r M Q3 ,u,.,..g,,.m-.M I I L i sl W K A W H V 'E A'--W fe ifrw :'r,I,yw,q I I e,,r,r.,,,........ -H rA,. , . I . . V ..r -- Q - I MU.. ---' W F, W , Q 4 - . - , - - ,..-r - I '?Wr,,,e, .,. I 'I ---- s 1 -H+ ' I 4 I .-. I is -M 'o ' 5 . .. , , ,WA In M-..W,,...,, M, C4 .W .C . .3 X ..,.,.. A , l I W? A 1 ! f l . .N Q n I kv S Y V I a in l , f ,Z . R S X f X '. N- ' : . ' ', . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . . V : . . . . ' , . , . . . , . . : . , . . . . V - SOPHOMORES Well we re fmally sophomores no more fresh1es and greenles for us Last year we had two dances The Blue Moon Dance w1th Mystery Sweethearts and The Sprmg Flower Hop Thrs year we held ihe Fnday N1te Hop on February 20 and a bake sale on March 7 In future years we plan to par t1c1pate 1n many more acnvrtres CLASS OFFICERS Presxdent ART I-ICLT Vrce Preszdent PATRICIA TROSH Secretary ARLENE MOORE 1.15 an '-'r I-'lrsi row B Rabrck I Rupp R Vanl-Iorn S Sohda V Sanoske S Hgmgion I Yfllgifs CZ go'-g:3q:la3ton,E,iuiei?:f row R Wehn P Trosch D Sum L Pxemme P Zaken F Meyers remer Cm mth ko M Ushch P Uhlemcm Fo row C P k ch C Woolslayer B Stockmgsly R Sharkms R Shania A Siren D P wmson G Berkoben c wood v onlock I Kcrhk I Pefemel L Wolfe R We'shf R Kem , I . . L 1 ll I ll ll n ll 1 - H . . . H . . 1. 4 gr fq z Q .- y, ,X V' fy ,-,,,'A-v..,.' , , ,I A , .V Lk h A r -- q - 7:3 by Ep T ,, .M I , , , . , , , , - N ' Q wg 'MN N W I ' .I hi D' .Q I if : if N' Ig. I N.. .F I A-. H 335' A N J Q a 5 r ' 5 ' 'Q I ' ', ' a, ,mg 4 Q 7 I . .- V 4 II- Q 3 . , ...I I 'x ,es V v...f ..,: L Q . 1' Z K .. ' ' ' - . . . V . . ' 1 - ' ' ' ' ' ' I I .' . : . . . . . . . ' , . f - ' ' ' ' . ' i U I 2 . ' I , , . ' . . ' , . ' , . . - ' ' ' ' f ' . . . . ' I - I - ' ' ' ' ' I CLASS OF 1955 'LT' F fi 'T' 'iv Frrst row P Klme P Marqurs P Borosrch I Copeland M Allen G La Fountam D Beattre P Foxx Second row A Eamey B Havranek M Dafatta I Meyers M Beck I Gulxsh W Dombromskr P Federoff Thrrd row P Earney G Gavasto E Edmger H Clegg B Dzulban B Barqerstock F Bongarty Fourth row R Beverlm P Barkley R Aurredmk K Hxlty D Rubrlqht B Beattle A Como M Chobcmran D Duschl A Bebar f':Tip,Mm F YI! ...qw .....r.T..... Frrst row S Penman I Pelegrrnellr W Hrckman P Rusnock V Hrllxard M Mams B Phrllxps N Kramk Second row B Chrxstmas M Mrzak R Molma R Hockenberry L V Haubnch I OBlock A Moore R Farabaugh K Montanarr Thrrd row A Graff B Clark R Greenwald B McCoy I Karp R Hauck B Pwxk C Kerr Fourih row B Graham F Laumer A Holt D Havranek F Harvot T Holrday K McKenna A Matrsko G Isherwood I Hakas 33 -.n- f X115 A A ' I ' f' ' I ,f A ,, ii' K'-,ji r q-, - . -- -.4. . K, --f Al ' . f lf VH F . l i I' ' W IW. C ' W 'M V, A .r..W,,., Y.. rum N .15 4 A . K I , , N . Y , , k Q - ..... ' ' - I ' I W .,... Wa. , 4 'Y J ' V I 1 I I ,V T 4 4.4 I '5- -. 'Z 5 if ' MW 'An ,. v A- . Q .. ,, Q - 1 W A -- , .W - , + A '11 1, N-V . T Nl S A' N vi , ., T. , I , fifmezw We ' f 5' r,..r,1,,.e.., . ,Q X, 1- -- 'Af 1 T - f' '4 v Y n. C' t A 4 A Q - 1 r 5 f w ' .X I N ' 'GJ ' 4 1 Y NYC 're ' 3 3 f I f S I ,W ' I T E , r , , M , , ,, ,. .. - . ' ... A, M . ,kk . fr I ...W I rl , A K My , M Q, ' x ' ' ' A 3 M ' ' for lf- , J I--' -Q M 'if , ., ' f A .. V, V 'A 1 f- f M A .. - -'--'- I F:-If Vw wp, f ,.., W, , . y, W. ' rf . A - ., 'Y' ,-A fr 5 A A , ' I ' ' I 4 , I I I . -rg Y ' .r.,.,,r, K f K v L . A in A A y F I l X r K fc 1 . V , Q , RJ 3, I 'W FRESHMEN ,Hmmm We the Freshmen of 1952 53 after a ' rugged start have come up w1th a very --9. successful year mp' On the hrst few days we were at a loss -ggi-nz to know what to do and spent most of our t1me gettmg accustomed to the rules of f-- the hlgh school and trylng to fmd our classrooms w1thout refernng to our sched ules and room numbers We soon found that we could adapt ourselves to the new phases of school l1fe and from then on lt was smooth sa1l1ng Members of the Freshmen Class have part1c1pated 1n all sports and GCl1V1l1eS such as varlous clubs and Student Coun Our year as Freshmen 1S about ended and we are already look1ng forward to the tlme when we shall be Semors May th1s class be a stepp1ng stone on the way to success and brlng glory and honor to our Alma Mater CLASS OFFICERS Presldent IOE NAUNCHEK Vrce President MAHCELLA MARCHLEWSKI Secretary HAHRIETI' YEARN I ! -1 I-'list row I Bogaty V Duffy P Kozuch B Kexbler V Mennow I Rablck W Fellabaum R Iohnson Second row L Iehu I Kozuslco D Vogal B Iones D Clegg P Holt F Kropelak I Kozma F Kunmsk I D H t T D y e appar hlrd row Baum C Frescura A Duffy R Kudransky K Whxte I Fontana S Kress Fourth row M Marchlewskx C Stotler P Shremshock D Cl D ements Shearer A Tometsko R Wally R Hombeck I Hombeck I Rlghl I Lewln 34 K K -.., 1 ' 1 1 it air A K-' 'Q F...- ' ML! 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CLASS OF 1956 'Y ,rx -A an '1 ' :If 1 A Frrst row P Morrow F Lukttsch I Delo B Butler E Brooke D Mungall F Pyle D Tressa Second row W Wolfe D Ferguson C Klaus V Blackburn G Mazur V Sobr A Puskarlch M Isherwood P Fmley H Shzrley Third row row S Flemmg V Kuba I Kurtz R Berber T Leocorchxck I Puskar D Stetanovrch D Laedlem R Roman E Man g1n1 ,.e.- -1-..-f.,-Q W..-.J'f ' Fm -is 'Jv- -'XFN ,..N,, I-'xrst row E Telleck G Matxs S Stanley P Whalen L Henson I Newrngham C Mento R Godak N Whrgan Second row T Wooddell D Kenzevzch R Brondrch E VanHorn M Belghley B Slmon I Greer S Smrth H Yearm R Kaufman A Kozlosky Thrrd row G Stuff! R Chrera E Adams B Opma P Morrow H Shumsky H Wallace M Stetar R Bussard Fourth row K DeS1mone H Fontana I Moore M Stocklxngsky W Wanatt F Hemz N Hajdmak B Mvers I Stoms R German gkv XMIM- H rg Itg I! W . V jr 'lf , . 2 , , K . , I . to t V A - .. , A M- fc' Q I ' g D H I I, 2 - -asf' Y.. i , '- 1 w .fx - I Yi S Y B H ' 1-f 1' I f e- or - 4. 2 ,A I - V N ' .J ' ' by ' ,. .. - 40 A uw yy' I X ...K . ,, V ow.. C . ... I , , I gig B If I.. H-4 f C M I ' ' q 7 I 'xx . M: I, , ft.:-I, , X, 4 . ,,:. V' g Y A D. Hludack, F. Salata. R. Urick. E, Kaulrnan. R. Henry, A. Grosz, M. I. Bastidas. M. Bierbower, D. Kenzevich. Fourth .V . ., -MA ... r.,. f. 4 Q M - 'fy' 'MT 4 A ..r,,,,, T ,g Y I . ., . .. r - .1 , .W-W - . 'W WW 1 B lr: ' , ,1fefrt',e .5 Z :JV , H WW . I 'Z' B - 4 ,eyf . , f jf, 'vw' fe' ' ' ' I E ' 5 rw Zi: Q- ..-1,--, ' in 4 V ' ac. 1 TM' . 1 b J -5 A ' - D. I H . Lt m ,eT . A. I W ' . X I - . . 2- ' JL , QP. 3 - I Q , ,W .y . I H x 1 yr 4 in 'H f ,K ' z ' 1, I r . , -'lf I. kv 'V Q Q f in -new K -r w-Ya-' vv , N CLASS OF 1956 1--'-W nv hc ' ..,-.....f..... K P-'Q Q53 First row: E. Telleck, G. Matis, S. Stanley, P. Whalen, L. Henson, I. Newingham, C. Mento,,R. Godak, N. Whigan. Second row: T. Wooddell, D. Kenzevich. R. Biondich, E. VanHorn, M. Beighley, B. Simon, I. Greer, S. Smith H. Yearm, R. Kaufman, A. Kozlosky. Third row: G. Stufft, R. Chiera, E. Adams, B. Opina, P. Morrow, H. Shumsky, H. Wallace, M. Stetar, R. Bussard. Fourth row: K. DeSimone. H. Fontana, I. Moore, M. Stocklingsky, W. Wanatt, F. Heinz, N. Hajdinak, B. Myers, I. Stonis, H. German. First row: V. Kozusko. I. Borish, V. Truax, G. Davis Miss Burns. Semnd row: R. Molchan, S. Molchan, B. Moichan. S. Koban. 'Y' . yn ji, - A-I lat SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES The students of Plum H1gh School wxsh to welcome the seventh a nd exghth grades The Iumor Hrgh was very co oper at1ve w1th the upperclassmen Ih1S year and gave the1r full support to the Sen1or H1gh 1n many ways The Iumor Hlgh at tended the dances the games and other events of the year It IS certcun that thxs sect1on of the hlgh school w111 be success ful and we hope that thelr stay at Plum wlll be a happy one CLASS OFFICERS Seventh Grade Presrdent PAT OBLOCK Vice Presldent BARBARA KURIMSKY Secretary PETE BERNARDO Exqhth Grade Presxdent FRED HARTMAN Vxce Presldent EDWIN MANION Secretary DORIS SCHANTZ ...T Fxrst row H Zimmer R Braun A Zanagler M Sweeney R Shank E Manton I Myers L Washmqton B Petnlla M Meschxa Second row T Brunner B Hockenberry P Utescher I Scanga E Mmk A Wooddnll H Tarr S Albrlck D Kuba I Kxsstck F Iohnson M Morhetky Thxrd row A Mossxmmo A DePe1legrm M Kress D McKenna R Barck hott M Truax I Walters P Bracco G Greer Fourth row M Lowe M Gaye T Gavasto S Lee K Kropelak N Montanan C Shearer C Beattxe A Sagel I Rhodes 37 I 1 I I gy i - Q 1 x. i . M? ., f ' Q ,. M..-.. ,5 Hx, as , I, y M W 0 ,YV ... I v--if 7 -1 . .. , W, rr-'Mau 1. . , A-. H' K ,, , I I 'vu -..T . ,we K Iv 'TN , L wg 11 Q , ' H Q 4 H sy V a J L ., .3 Q H - A K 5 kk ... fr W K ,W ,Y - 3 .., A 'asf 1 'K My 1 'v-,., 'cf 4 'FW'-4, ' , ' ' ,V . EIGHTH GRADE Siva so '- 4'-y if VW' First row P Devore B Cartledge R Edmger R Fcux A Rablch M Gxammateo P Vozel A Ferguson L Statler Second row F Mxller L Young B Protzek I Yaklnch L Mazor G Whalen T Walker D Smead I Swetoi N Au redmk F Cramck M Zxch Third row H Blshop L McGuxre E Panulme D H111 G Deech F Uzelac G Blondlch N Eror H Blake Fourth row B Sohda I Lewm A Uhleman R Stuck P Gordon C Haubrxch M Blaest F Hari 'nan T Klemencma I Francxs S Pope ......., LJ..a..tJ. Fxrst row I Kvortek B Graf I McDade M Button L Conklm T Novak W Pekarak D Colchagre OBlock I Nrchols D Green Second row D Mtller I Hedy H Mocek L Tomscanyr V Makm M Stee1e,I Smrth E Kennedy P Love F Vormach I Shevrck Thxrd row S Dougherty M Kurtz I Nasszck R Truax H Eckenrode N Beldrrdge D Schantz B Contx B Kremer Fourth row A Steele E Wrlkenson M Grossek M Degman M Koban P Myers L Laedlem ' W MN- -,W A l K N I I ' . ' kk .Fl I ,,,. M., -I fT fQ 1 Q A ' 2 fa PM M I ,, . ,N V I A mn H ?..,.,..., . .., , M.. . , W V X , ' . e I , I A ' ' L. 'Ml . -Q 9 . ,, , a , ' N 1----Lf y A. w.. ' ,. Y 1 A, I Q. ii , k,,..,..x,,,, . - , , ' we 'W ' ' ' . 1 f 'V P A 4 . Y, W J- 4 7 i swf-V L R Lf L,,,,.?w A i , W. .L W . A , , . ,, . :R V K , 3-' . A WWA . ,I 3 , r ..,,, ,, , M ,. ., 5 , I , rn . , . v ff A 1 K , . F5 E 'I v' 1- , E ,. , , ,. Q-. M f ww 1- 1: X ,. 3: . ,Aw -f: m.Nfg.,, be df wtivm rf. ee, L ,V .R Q N , - , , wh W.. , ff- gud ,-, 4'- ',,. ,V 'L r 3: K I V . f I A - , Q , + A , I' T. 1 ' ..- , -4 , .r,..,. i 3 L, I v ' 3 , - .. ,- ...Q :Q W. A as Y' I is , , ,,, ' ' Y We K .xl In r , . I . - l . - - , . 1- . ,..J.. I -- v -f. -H 1 - , ,,m. l,. ' ,...- - ,f--- ..- ,f ld. A W.. . .4 7 ' -.M i f 4 S- , A ., f i 'N U SEVE NTH G RADE -A.. We Fxrst row W Mocek P Butler I Kastner I Srckels I Hockenberry R Shamrock T Mlltord K Gzlmore P Flyn Sec ond row I Tward k G V k os y o es R Black I Strepcek I Mozma D Furko E Olpck M Kerr Thxrd row G Rhodes B Farkes M Gavesto B Comade M Dunhoe C Lor1on I Roman E Adkms G Burkett Fourth row A Iacobs P Verzmskre S Logan R Law I Korzon R Iehu B Stemer I Demko .,..,..,,,, -V. W, I...-... QQ-f vw' ,ek First row I Peternel C Kvortek D Nrepath C Newmgham G Conn G Moore R Mxller I Tromza Second row S Zelahy B Blazr B Morns T Wtlson R Knoptel V Plydesko R Blackburn T Degnan P Greer Thzrd row E I-G mont E Brooke M Mxller L. Tenerowxcz I Machen P Bolt C VanHorn D Vertch Fourth row L Prevxc C Brer bower C!Glass K Delo T Leon L Stuart S Brunner P Ryan . L.- L Tk I my 5' , ..,.-. Wu 5 - M ' 1 ' ull , ,K 1 W l , B I , 11 - 4 e u , 5 4' 4 1- ' ' XP -- M . -.,.I -' W I ,,..,., - A x ,J f- I , ,fx ' 'K' ' 4 I. 111-Iago A - . -- - - - - f - -3' .a 3- I 1 . ' 4 I I V, . I I -Ii . , 1 , , 1 1' W : ' 1 - 1 - 1 - I 1 - 1 1 1 - ' 1 - I 1 . . . M . , X I.. ,Y Y 5 W X111 1 . .,.+1,N,w.... y I, PM V 1 IW?..-1,1,- it k 'A' ' . T. vi, s,.,...,..L VA: H s M A 1 W.. BT M Q 1 :L f f g 3 1 V K n krW...., M... P I 'rf ' 'j 1.1. ,- I W,- , hi ,R MF' A V-1, vb: 1 5, 1 A 'sz , Q In A -5 - Q. fr 'L R- I 'H : .4 - 1 '4 , 4 u , J, - -' 3 'J 1 1-In ,1 1 f A 1, - . f I ,f A -' K bla. 1 ' 1 ,, ' 4 i , . 5 I ' ,, A 4 ,A Pb? ' 3 , , , , . ' , . ' , . 1 . 1 - I 1 - - : 1 I ' 1 I U 1 I - 1 I 1 I I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' : . I - , . 1 I 1 1 I 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' : ' ' ' I SEVENTH GRADE as 's F1 rs! row R Schultz W Khne R Cappe R Evans R Wxtas F Kaehn A Sanoske I Mach P B en ernardo T Dav1d son R Sweeney Second row M Mxklos M Ferguson D Kremer S Coppetta I Blayney L Nedrostek L Como S Taylor M Krusper S Rablch P Conslant Third row R Nonnenberg R Kacm I Houston B Kunmsky I Holt P OB1ock I Oshck I Heed P Suller M Kelley H Harvat C Salmon QQ wvrv' ,...,....,,.,..,,. ,-H+. I-'xrst row A Como S Graccl M Mans M Holley I Kexshncr Second row B Franczs H Kozusko A Falke R Zxk D Bevll B Montanarx Mxss Keelan Thlrd row D McDowell N OBlock I Chadcr D Knoffel Fourth row B DI-Iappart C Thompson I Merryman 40 .K fvtf' 'K ...gr my ...-.+A S Uteschez R Grada C Schantz N Kerr A Mochen B Neslnt I Meyers A Smcul P Lutshaw I Hullon N Kubala S Shxfrcn' I Ryan P Moberly D Kaufman Kcup P Staus D Dunlwy G Scrlovnch I Gner R S V 5 3 . ' SEBI nl ' 'EW' . I . Q. uf ' u ' ,ia ' ,K 3 9 ,HF .5 .' +L 7 X 3 l A fr YA, nn. ' ii . s A . Q . ..,k -Ms-.,.,,,,, In 5 ' i ,K i V M .T-. E sl ,l - A f I , .,.. W, ., I -A AWK ,s T, www N , 7g.E L, , Q - - v-v,.., ' . X ' x M S, f ' Ii W.. Y ig v . , S M ' 'f s..,.--- - .w ' ff ,' - , .e,., . ww my ag -I, i.. 1 J 1 'W' ' I , I gauge: X , , I- I 1-A my Af S fl, ' - A I Q 5 3 - T I ,, H. im., S, J M ..-I ' will - ' - L I, Ll ' l ,lf J, 1- fav W . , V ,,,. - ' - is W. ,.1...f ,-, I P ' gflf I A ,g.:f4..,,..e 'ff' I ' I . i G3 I . W ,vu ng, . v A mit ' 'J lin J ,,.. , ..,, .,,,. , - ' M' ' M' 'N' S 1 4 4.4 'Z LITERARY STAFF First row: M. Eror, E. Bulebosh, Mr. Mclunkin. P. Haubrich, M. Evanko- vich. A. Barnes. Second row: R. Ev- ans, S. Lott, S. Krutz, N. Luffy, S. Makin, C. Strenko, B. Pelegrinelli. F. Bauer, H. Federoff, S. Miller, K. Kerr, A. Smead, S. Moyer. If BUSINESS STAFF First row: S. Koban, M. Kapalku, C. Vernosky, Miss MacFarlane, M. Hen- derson, K. Patla. Second row: S. Mil- ler, M. Kuhn, G. Davis, T. Barnett, W. Korzon, G. Arvantes, I. Borish. S. Steiner. CRITEBION STAFF This staff of Iuniors and Seniors assisted by Pauline Haubrich and advisor, Mr. Mc- Iunkin, worked at a hurried pace to solve many difficulties before the deadline. This year the staff was arranged into five groups, each headed by a senior, in an effort to receive better writeups. While the Literary Staff was hard at work so was the Business Staff. With Marilyn Hen- derson and advisor, Miss McFarlane, the staff could not help but be a success in their can- vassing for ads and selling subscriptions. The staff hopes that you, the reader, enjoys this book as much as we have in writing it. We know it will bring you fond memories you will always cherish. Braun. G. Campbell, I. Matijak, M. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: M. Kerr, I. Korzon, I. Mey- ers, L. V. Haubrich, M. Gaye, F Vormack, H. Shumsky. Second row I. Ritter, P. Earney, A. Smead, M Kerr, V. Zucco, P. Pattock, I. Righi B. McGuire. Third row: C. Lukitsch R. McLaughlin, K. Montanari. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row: A. Sanoske, A. Como, F Lukitsch. I. Roman. I. Tromza, L Mazur, R. Righi, C. Shearer, E. Wil: kinson. Second row: R. Vormack, R Greenwald, F. Mozina, P. Federoti R. Shania, N. Haydenak, R. Hilke, l. Hornbeck. Third row: C. Marchlew- Ski. S. Dollman. STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES WFT One ofthe most noteworthy organizations of Plum High is the Student Council. Com- posed of eighteen members, two boys and two girls from each of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades: one boy and one girl elected from their respective seventh, eighth, or ninth grade, and a representative chosen in each homeroom, our governing body is one we can be proud of. This year under the unsurpassable sponsorship oi Mr. Frack, the Council has edited a school handbook which every student considered invaluable. As a member of the National Associations of Student Councils and the Western Pa. Association, our Student Council has sponsored many successful activities and projects this year. Among these were the fund-raising bake sales and various dances. OFFICERS President.. ....., . ,..,.,. .. . . ........ IEANNETTE RI'I'TER Second Vice President ,. ., KEN MONTANARI First Vice President . . ,. . .,., .,...,,... P IERRE EARNEY Third Vice President , ,PAT PATTOCK Secretary ,.... .. ..,.,.,,., ,..,,..,.,.,.. ,..... . . .. ...,., IOANNE MEYERS Fxrs row C Koban P Haubnch N Pyer M Kubala I Bonsh L I Meyers Second row Mlss Gaydos R Barchott R Chnsty B Lovasnk V Zucco P Montanan V Cambell NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY are present 1n every word deed and actlon of a Natmonal SOC19lY member Chosen are those students who have ma1nta1ned an A or B average dur1ng the1r school years An 1mpress1ve candlehght servlce was conducted 1n the spnng by Mlss Anne Gaydos the faculty sponsor and the present members took the1r vows to uphold the hlgh standards of the Natlonal Honor SOC19fY 44 Scholarship .... Leadership .... Service .... and Honor .... 1..- ff-.'t'igf- . -----Q..-.-...,... iw .1 st f X, ,,-4. w First row M Lux R Puskarrch L Haubnch I Meyers L Black M Metro M Gregg L Meyers P Pattock Second row I Fontana I Rltter W Myers P Barney T Schantz A Duffy I OBlock I Gullsh R Pekala A Smead I Bossert M Vehar M Shaughnessy I Karp D Testa P Fmley Mrs Nahar PLUM HI LITES Each month the arr1val of the Plum H1 L1tes our school newspaper IS recelved Wllh ant1c1pat1on for 1t brmgs the latest 1n sports fashfons personal1t1es and school news Th1s IS brought about by the successful planmng and orgamzmg of the paper by Manan Metro the edltor and the hard work1ng staff The able and helpful asslstance of Mrs Nahar the faculty adv1sor also adds to the newspaper s success The Plum H1 L1tes staff put on 1ts amusmg assembly whlch has become an annual oc currence 1n the month of October Be1ng rated th1rd place 1n statewrde compet1t1on w1th other papers oi 1lS class 1S another of the paper s ach1evements Ed1tor Manan Metro Ass1stant Edxtors LaBoux Black Mar1lyn Lux Plerre Eamey Arhsts Lo1s lean Meyers Mabel Gregg Ted Holhday Patr1c1a Fmley Typ1sts Ieannette R1tter Iune OBlock Photographer lohn Copeland 45 Reporters Adv1sor Patr1c1a Pattock Mary Shaugh nessy Bose Puskanch Mary Ann Vehar Ioanne Bossert Ahce Smead Wanda Myer LaVeme Haubrrck Iul1e Gu11sh Ioanne Myers Ahce Duffy Dons Testa Thomas Schantz R1chard Pekala Iames Hornbeck Ioanne Fontana Mrs Nahar 4 Z . 1 . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . . 2 - 1 . 1 . 1 . . . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . . . 1 . 1 . , . 1 - 1 - , . , . . - ' 1 1 . , , . 1 1 - . , - 1 1 . 1 . . . . , , . , , . . 1 1 1 1 1 ... ., ,. , , , , , 1 1 1 . . , , , ,,... , , . l Fnrst row H Fontana B McCoy R Brennan F Lukrtsch E Brooke P Kozuch B Keriler B:1nl':IonCLdBo?seg:eXe?a1l-2 en Second row M Metro B Dzuban H Auredmk W Graham W Bargerstock F aus ow Prvxk P Stoms R Evans F Bauer I OBlock Thxrd row R Rogers C Strenko P Uhleman P Sto'us F Bongartz BAND Plum Hxghs mus1c department has achreved much by producmg one of the best bands Plum H1gh School has ever known. Come ra1n or sh1ne, vrctory or defeat, the band and twrrlers are ready Wllh the downbeat' Our many foot ball games and assembhes would not have been the same wlthout the band, both musxcally and as a strong cheer1ng sect1on The band. under the excellent d1rect1on of Mr Brooke, reported to practlce one week before school started to prepare for the b1g season ahead They be- gan thelr act1v1t1es by attendmg the Al1ce 1n Wonderland Parade at Kenny wood In October, they attended the annual band fest1va1 held rn New Ken sxngton To f1n1sh out the season they attended the Mxtchell Day Parade and the Memonal Day servxces The members of the band are awarded jackets after two years of servtce The junlor and senxor members attend the Annual Football Banquet sponsored by the Band Mothers 46 A 5 L' A il f J rg l 537 1 3 Q f j Z 5 5 w , ta 1 gf x Q f, '3 , A - K K ' A A X 2 Xl f Val 7 T is W f . 5 i 'Y Q12 'Q 2 5? K 5 I ' -s . l L: 3 l 3 - 5 Z' l il L Q Q rf y g ly f 2 B S 3 5 - B E 5 ll r f E 1 t E fl,. ,F V cjci lx, 0 'KU , D : ' I . I Q 'I ' ' , , , , . - . . 1 , . , . . . Fmt row I Pelegnnelh D Stmpson S Lott M Gruphoter I OBlock P Haubnch N Beck G Campbell Second row K Specht S Krutz C Hlllxard B Pelegnnellt M Metro L Haubnch I OBlock L Gtlmore M Usllck TWIRLERS AND MAJORETTES Through the cheers of the exc1ted spectators comes the cadence beat to whlch our whzte booted twlrlers and rnalorettes proudly march Th1s organ1zat1on was very proud to have Marlan Metro and Iune O'Block as 1ts leaders It 1S under the careful d1rect1on of Mr Brooke that these g1rls have done so well 1n the1r performances The twlrlers and majorettes took part 1n the Al1ce ln Wonderland Parade at Kennywood Park as themr f1rst performance of the year They also took part 1n the band festlval at New Kenslngton as well as other hohday parades The g1rls began by com1ng to pract1ce about two weeks before school started It took a great deal of work to learn the routmes to be used for the half t1me act1v1t1es at the football games they attended We would lxke to extend our deepest apprec1at1on to these g1rls who made o11r year so successful 47 EM Us tmp QM 1 Q 5 t .R X. ,f Q -A . - rst row D S b C ban S L Over Lukltsch R Houch M Defatta I Matqak S Maken W Myers Second row E Myers S o- ewm Truax M Eror E Bulebosh P Haubnch D Taylor C Gordon FRENCH CLUB The comparatwely new French Club IS fast becoming known for its many successful meetmgs and act1v1t1es Some of their meetings have taken place m the evenings At that t1me the club s act1v1t1es centered around games folk dances and movies All of these were conducted rn French The Club has been pnvlleged to have a number of mterestrng guest speak ers who also belong to a French Club They have spoken to the club on such subyects as French foods, transportatxon, and the French people, and their cus toms An added attractlon at each meeting was French food prepared by the members Arrangements were made earlier in the year for each member of the club to wnte to 1nd1v1dua1 students irom France. One of the purposes, beslde pure enloyment, was to learn colloquial French. Most of the students expect to con t1nue this. Under the fine direction of Mrs. A. Brooke the French Club has enyoyed a fine year with many wonderful events. .-48,- 94. as fqg 1-J Lea P' M Hrebmko A Boeno C Lukztsch R Lovaslk V Zucco Third row I Tressa R Rogers R McLaughlm I Hxcks K Montancm K Patlcx E Bolt KEY CLUB The Key Club was organrzed rn March 1952 The club wh1ch IS sponsored by the local Klwanrs Club 1S ded1cated to the purpose of rendermg servrce to the school and commumty As part of these servlces they have sponsored beneflt dances cmd glven baskets of ffllll to needy fCII1'11ll6S The membershlp at the present t1me IS llmlled to twenty five and 1S determlned upon a scholastxc basrs The club has one luncheon meet1ng a month usually w1th a guest speaker lt 1S one of s1x schools rn d1v1s1on irve of whrch there are twenty seven d1v1s1on 1n the state The Key Club has won statewlde recognmon for school and communrty act1v1t1es 49 fr ,f Ft 1 ' 1- A L lx .1 g ' 1' Q xt i I t - ' 1 4 M t -4 1 W ' 'A ' Aj h Q 42 1 First row: R. Vormack, I. Scmoske, W. Protzek, D. O'Block, A. Holt, G. Arvcmetes. Second row: B. Shantczt L. Pasterb First row: S. Loggin. P. Meyers, L Kuba, N. Montanari, K. Kupalic, S. Lee D. Verch, I. Bayney, S. Coppetta, L Logsky, M, Koban, M. Gaye, M. Kozus ko, E. Wilkenson. M. Grossek, A Steele, B. Francis. Second row: K. Gil mar, N. Kerr, S. Rabick, I. Peternail, A Como. Third row: P. Latshaw, L. Pre vic, I. Myers. C. VanHorn, M. Kruspar I. Kavertek, M. Gerqerson, R. Miller D. Kremar, R. Merryman, B. Kermer L. McGuire, I. Holt. M. Miller, I O'Block. Cuetiledqe, R. Edinqer. I McDade. Fourth row: S. Miller, I. Hul ton, E. Uleman, I. Beattie, P. Gordon, V Makin, B. Graf, M. Gavasto, H. Zim mer, I. Myers. N. O'Block, P. Moberly S. Arbrick, H. Fair, P. Vasel. B. Peitril li. M. Sterle, Dayment. P. Utisbury. I Heady, R. Maszak, H. Kozusko, B. Con rad. I. Deqment, B. Steiner. L. Tedline B. Stuck, N. Montanari, I. Lewin, V. Kozusko. Fifth row: M. Lowe. N. Kub- ula. S. Sheafer, D. Schance, K. Como, S. Taylor, M. Britton, R. Truax, I. Nus- sick. I. Seanga, R. Echenrode, C. Delo. Sixth row: A. Panuline, D. Hill, E. Menls, P. O'Block, B. Kurnistsy, I. Wal' ters, L. Young. N. Havranik, A. Wood- ell, l. Chada, I. Greer, D. Kaufman. FUTURE HOMEMAKEBS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for home economic students. Its purpose is to promote an interest and knowledge in economics which will prove helpful in future years. The girls, under the cap- able direction of Mrs. Hilgar, enjoy a field trip to a nearby company or factory each year. This year they toured the Latrobe Woolen Mill. Through this gained knowledge, they are helping to further a richer and happier community and a greater America. E? First row: G. Mower, M. Gregg, C. I Williams. M. Moines, R. Chiera, P. Kline, P. Marquis, S. Penman, P. Duncan, W. Goodwin, W. Hickman, S. Soliday. S. Miller, M. Iuhn, D. Taylor, P. Faix. Second row: C. Woolslayer, D. Meckles, A. German. S. Kress, F. Ku- palic, P. Gileber. S. Stonley. B. Keib- I N ler, P. Morrow, I. Vogal, B. Christmas, K A W. Meyers, U. Telleck, B. Simon. G. Stuff. D. Beattie, B. Philips, R. Malino. X V. Young, K. Specth, E. Meyers. D. W Baum. M. Wagner, B. Woolslayer, S. Davis, K. Hilky, T. Law, W. Dombioski, A Duffy, V. Kozusko, M. Greqq, C. Williams, V. Sanoske. M. Kovach. Third row: N. Kranik, N. Micek, M. Lux, P. Zaken, P. Kozuch, S. Smith, M. Ska- licky. F. Bauer, G. Hluczek. S. Naun- chik, M. lsherwood, M. Uzelic, S. Moy- er. Fourth row: I. O'Block. A. Strenko, a M. Steda, N. Berk, G. Gulish, M. Graf, ' .L V. Sobr, M. Bastidas, S. Piemme, S. f' Fleming, H. Bogin, V. Kuba. 1' ,,,,,W...... .K 9 ff 'LA r I f .. f - ,. .3,...,- BUS PATROL First row: D. Simon. D. Bastidas. l- Lott, S. Steiner. S. Miller, P. Hau- brich, M. Kapalka, I. O'Block. Sec- ond row: S. Molchan. M. Eror, K Braun, F. Baur. P. Federoft, W. Clark. E. Piemme, D. Simon. Third row: S Lewin, G. Huldzek, M. Carney, N Knophiel. M. L. Kuhn, S. Miller, M . Kerr. Fourth row: G. Anderson. D O'Block, V. Kozusko. B. Lovasik. R Rogers, P. Stonis. SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol of Plum High is a very active organization. The members are always on the job. Their duty is to stop most of the confusion between classes and on the buses. With the addition of new seventh and eight graders their job was made more difficult this year. The Safey Patrol is under the jurisdiction of the Student Council. Mr. Panza heads the Bus Patrol and Mr. Hilgar the Hall Patrol. Each mmebers receives a jacket for a job well done. -51- ofwmoo onrmo Plfsf gow M Eror A Barnes R Puskanch M Vehar I Bonsh S Koban E Bulebosh S Lott P Haubrrch Second R G ald F Bauer S Mrller P Pattock G Eckels N LuHY M Ke!! D BGSi1dGS I Pellegrmelll S M01 G :hvdn Mrsrelgalrrlvodxna Third row P Trosh I G1-111Sh M C'-'1meY S Lewin L Hfmbflch R Molchcm B Molchan Dclvrs V Truax L Black D Srmpson GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Grrls Athlehc Assocratron was one of the most actrve organrzauons of Plum Hlgh School Under the capable d1rect1on of Mrs Dorothy Komod1na the g1rls are taught to take roll chedc showers lead gym classes and keep the locker room neat and clean The GAA IS noted for leadershlp character scholarshlp good sportsmanshlp trustworthmess and for developmg athletrc ab1l1ty among g1rls New members were chosen thrs year wlth an mformcrl 1n1t1at1on after school The G A A held a successful dance ln Ianuary thrs year and IS lookrng forward to many more successful prolects Vrce Presrdent SHIRLEY KOBAN Secretary MILDRED EROR Treasurer MARY ANN VEHAR 52 X. ,. 5 , s 1 President , .. .,.,. ., ., , . ,IOAN BORISH --wmv'-Q .-.-W., r..,.... mr K l 'CL Q N-I -v' ' Ps A'-C' 4 F rL:l1XWHg: vlljorrrlcigp all Aglark It MIgPhezson R Clark R Shania W Protzek R Lott I Mozma H Maxwell Second R L k E rvane es Kasmoch L Paslerb A Boeno M Kottar Mr Hemphill Thrrd row V Zucco K C M E Bznasg Dennis archlewskn A Bebar E Lecorchxck I Hlcks Fourth row M Houck K Montanan V Flmko VARSITY CLUB The Varsrty Club composed of letterrnen of all sports at Plum has com pleted another successiul year under the capable leadershrp of Mr Rometo The club IS orgamzed to promote good sportsrnanshlp among the players and Wtth other schools 1 Each year the club sponsors the The Bags and Be1ls, a novelty basket ball game between the cheerleaders and club members and the gay and color ful Mlnstrel Show. wh1ch has always proved to be a great success Wllh the completlon of such a successful year they are lookmg forward to many more rn the future 53 0- s ii .... Y I X f .U ' 1 'i WM' rm .,. K' '---Nw . 1, s ,if .3-,,..v .xx 1, N 1 5 R' V v..-t-,.:I- fm 5 .,-, .,,.. of nw . '..,,n A pri 0' ' UF' ,,, .. M,,M?L 'N MW- ...M.,., w A We 'JM .. .WJ RE I -5 ' lf A C W-M A7 f- ---y in A ' ,. . s ,, is Q' -D .t. i , yn , f 5. W ., , it -., ,. T N . . ..., ,f.,.,.L. A Q 7 my F r' ' A 'T' . ir ft ' 'Q will 4- ,frpf ,rt D all V , , . . ss, - X... .. M, We ' ' t 5 ft ,gg 'Q - r.. i f ill , . -Hp 'I I R 'X if t C ' M ' Pl lv-, 'V n Ls in ' an A , ,t A '.-1. .1 4-'v . ' L. X I ,5 J f 1 Q Y' X X A A A X L33 tg si ig 1, . X I ' x t 55 S P-n i 0 .s 1 ' ' f 3- . ' l ' . I . , . ' , , ' ' : I I b -. . . I I I - P ,,.,...... I Fixi F L ktsch I Delo I Brennan R Iohnson L Henson D Kenzevrch D Voqle D Clegg Second row Brgvalrzlwl KlaEslR Iones H Clegg W Chobaman P Shremshock K Myers A Brshop Thud row I.: gfvfltll 5 Dliappert I R1gh1 I Obxes S Stcnrs D Kenzevxch R Wxlhams Fourth row B Maxwell H Shuley UIC Y Myers I Kxrchartz T Fan: R Kennedy W McGu1!e FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of Amenca as a nahonal orgamzatlon cames on a very acuve program. All students studymg vocauonal agnculture may be or member of the F. F A. The club oarnes on vanous act1v1t1es among whxch are helpmg iurmers 111 the local commuruty dunng the summer, mak1ng tr1ps to plants so as to learn more about agnculture One of the hxgh hghts 15 the an nual tnp to the Farm Slmw at Huzrnsburg Congratulanons to Mr Glsmondl for a yob uni done. 54 ..- ..--. U X- ' , ' , ,ma I I 1 A ' X --0 f , X..f - 3 .. M--. ,- r,., 1 f L - ,Qian f x V' , A , - I . .. ,V , .. 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' ' - I I 1 - ' 1 1 1 - I - I ' ' ' ' ' ' I , , ' , . , . 1 1 - I 1 4 First row I Copeland I Walters I Hakos W Krudransky W Graham G Gavasio R Sharkxns Second row W Bargerstock N Fox R Dzurban R Auredmk A Deklever C Munda Thxrd row P Havrcmek M Chobaman D Dusl hul A Como R Wexshar G Isherwood H Auredmk Fourth row I Tressa R Kasmoch W Cunhfie W Sharkms R When SHOP CLUB To be a member of the Shop Club a boy must have had at least one semes ter of shop The purpose of the club IS to promote mterest rn craft hobbles and other extra shop act1v1t1es Dur1ng the year the club sells cards and sponsors dances At least one held tnp IS taken a year to a local lndustry or 11'1leIeSt1I1g exh1b1t1on connected with shop work Presxdent Secretary Treasurer WALTER KUDRANSKY EMMANUEL BUCKO WILLIAM GRAHAM 55 Vice President ,... . ...... ......,,.,.. .HVVILLIAM CUNLIFFE SEBVIC E CLUB First row: L. Myers, C. Corwin, M. Metro, I. Borish, P. Haubrich, B. Vokes, S. Steiner, I. O'B1ock, Miss Gaydos. Second row: M. Kapalka. M. Eror, S. Moichan, R. Molchan, B. Molchan, M. Gruphoier, S. Koban, I. Matijak. Third row: D. Simon, I. Rit- ter, M. Henderson, R. Rogers. I. La- coch, S. Dollman, S. Lott. The Service Club, sponsored by Miss Anne Gaydos, is composed of Senior Business English students. This year, Miss Gaydos has assigned girls to more teachers than ever before, in the hopes that they will gain more experience in secretarial traits. The members of the club offer their services to anyone who needs girls to type or hectograph. LIBRARY C .........,........... ..................-. ASSISTANTS 'wfe ' 'A First row: R. Truax, W. MYGYSI D- Bastidas, C. Woolslayer, W. Hick- man, S. Makin, S. Solida, N. Kno- phel, S. Fleming. Second row: E Vanl-Iorn. Mrs. Clark, M. Marchlew -4' ski, V. Montanari, H. Shumsky, E Myers, A. Grosz, C. lOhY1S0nf C- Dapra, V. Sanoske, K. Braun, B. Ra- bick, B. Philips, P. Faix, A. Duffy, F. Kropilak, R. Evans, S. Moyer. G. Davis, N. Wigam, E. Telleck. The Library Assistants is a fairly newtclub here at Plum. It was started in 1951 to ac- quaint the assistants with each other. Under the supervision of Mrs. Clark the assistants check the books on the shelves, mend not-too-badly-torn books, check books out, make out overdue slips, and many other tasks which do not require the trained skill of a librarian. Belonging to this organization prepares some of the girls for a future career. It also is a help in English classes since they become acquainted with the many books and authors. President ........, , . WANDA HICKMAN Vice President . . . AUDREY GROSZ Secretary ,.,..... ..,... . , ELAINE TELLECK -56i PRINTING CRE First row: E. Mangani, R. Wagner, P. Woolslayer. Second row: R. Bo- man, I. Moyer, C. Wagner. The printing shop was established at Plum High shortly after our school was built. This organization has aided the classes by printing all the tickets for the class plays and dances. Also, such lonns as daily and class absence reports are successfully put out by the printing shop. Because this year's instructors graduated, new competent instructors have been select- ed to take over their job. These students will also be sponsored by Mr. Prescott. STAGE CREW C. Lukitsch, E. Bolt, R. McLaughlin, V. Zucco. MI. Mclunkin. One of the hardest working organizations of our school is the stage crew. This organiza- tion is made up of two junior and two senior boys. It is the duty of these boys to see that everything is well for the assembly programs and plays. They are always on the job help- ing to make them better. Under the fine supervision of Mr. Mclunkin, the boys did many services to improve our assembly programs. LATIN CLUB gh'-wr -W First row F Pyle I Greer I B09 aty D Bowser F Slata G Lott T Woodale V OBlock Second row A Holt H Yearm R Shanta M Herbmko M Kerr P Finley S Greer P Borosrch V Mermow V Duffy Thrra row I Shremschrock G Mazur, P. Holt, R. Righi. A. Puskar- ich, M. Bierbower, I. Ryan, S. Moyer. I, Gulish, I. Meyers. P. Trosch, I. Fontana, C. Kerr, P. Hubert. Fourth row: L. V. Haubrich. R. Greenwald. L. Piemme, P. Earney, B. Havranek. ..l Stonis, E. Pattock, R. Evans, R. Wal ley. K. Montanari. First row: I. Pelegrinelli, I. Rupp, D. Simpson. L. Black, B. Vormack, M. Allen. P. Stonis. R. Hockenberry. Second row: N. Kranik, M. Mizak, I. Lott. R. Puskarich. K. Braun, N. Beck, H. Federoff. N. Luffy, I. Bos- sert, A. Smead. W. Truax, P. Stonis. Mr. Bahler. Third row: R. When, P. Uhleman, S. Makin. F. Mozina. R. Hilke, R. Maxwell. D. O'Block, E. Beighley, P. Pattock. M. Shaugh- nessy, L. Tarr, W. Korzon. Fourth row: R. Hultz, L. Pasierb, M. Vehar, C. Gaye, A. Boerio. R. Lovasik, R. McLaughlin, I. Hicks, K. Patla, E. Bolt. Q3 any . . The Latin Club has completed its fifth successful year, under the able direction of Mr. Bahler. The Latin Club was formed with a few active members in the year 1948: it has now grown to be one of the most active and progressive clubs in the high school. The club is com- posed of all the students taking Latin and those who have completed at least one year of Latin. This year started off with the initiation of new members in November. The club held two bake sales which were huge successes. One of the things that every member looked for- ward to was the Christmas caroling. The annual Latin Banquet held in April, which was a gala affair, proved to be a great success. Also in April a very enjoyable weekend trip was taken to Glenrock. The trip to the Planetarium proved very interesting and educational. Many other social events such as dances and parties were held. The club has a good start and big plans for the future. President KEN MONTANARI Vice President CHARLES VERNOSKY Secretary LA ROUX BLACK Treasurer.. IOAN BOSSERT Sergeants at Arms LARRY BARKER. ART HOLT A. Moore, P. Watson, L. Law. I. PUBLIC ADDRESS CLUB P. Pattock. V. Zucco, V. Kozusko, C Lukitsch. The Public Address Club is a newly organized club here at Plum High School. The speakers are made up of Iuniors and Seniors. These students must have good speaking quali- ties. They are picked from tryouts when in their Iunior year. Each student has a certain length of time to make announcements. They announce the news of the happenings around the school. It is one that all would like to be a part of. BAND COUNCIL D4 BAND COUNCIL First row: M. Metro, I. O'Bl0qk, R, Rogers, M. Gruphofer. Second row: F. Lukitsch. R. McCoy, C. Strenko. d settle The Band Council was newly organized this year. Its purpose is to discuss an any problems that arise within the band. There are three senior members appointed by Mr. b d. This Brooke and tour other members, one from each class who are elected by the an group hopes to bring about many new imp rovements for the benefit oi the band. Fxrst row left to nght Barbara Molchan Georgann Davis Shxrley Molchan Ioan Bonsh Rxta Molchan Vxrgxma Truax Second row Verla Kozusko Shirley Koban CHEERLEADERS Elght enthus1ast1c cheerleaders led the student body 1n roarmg cheers and songs this year They kept up the team s courage and morale and yet they practlced fa1thiully for the pep meetmgs and the games They looked snappy and made a fme appearance 1n thelr new Plum and Gold unrforms both at home and away Shirley Wllh her pretty black curly halr always found tlme to send encouraging remarks to the student body at pep meetmgs and at games Barbara Rlta and Shlrley were full of v1m and v1tal1ty and always cheered admrratlon and love of thelr fellow students loanne the cute blond haired cheerleader with her wlnnrng smrle and pleasant personahty gave everyone the zip that was needed at the games Verla our pretty black ha1red and brown eyed lass kept up a never endrng voice battle for the team Many tlmes her charms helped to bulld our school Splfll Georgeann and V1rg1n1a ttwo jumorsl w1ll lead Plum s cheers next year They were very dependable and enthuslastlc cheerleaders and were a great asset to the squad Under tlfe cap able leadershlp of MISS Burns Plum Hlgh can look forward to another very successful group of cheerleaders 62 to the end, never losing faith in the team. Their brown hair and eyes won the - ' , . . .L ' ' if-M-ilu. -. .-- A - 3 I Q1 ...,,..., ,,, was... Fxrst row I Naunchxck R Clark R Kasmoch M Kottar K Montanan C MGICh1GWSk1 I Tressa V Fhnko T Lecorchrck R Hrebmko Second row Mr Rometo L Wolfe I Kropxlak D Kenzevmch W Protzek R Lovasxk V Zucco E Kreqxel Third row I Brevard I Hlcks S Stcurs K Patla D Duschl L Pasxerb G Arvanetes Fourth row M Hrebmko I Lowm A Bebar A Mahsko E Karp P1um Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum FOCTBALL SEASON RECORD 63 M111va1e Hampton Verona Spnngdale Edgewood East McKeesport East Deer Penn fC1andgeJ 1 - I I ..-, I - 4 fb I 12 ,, ,. .. .V,. V, A ,.., ' 12 13 ,, ,r.4 , ., ,,......, .. .....V, ..,.,.,..r4. . I r,,.......rr..V....., , 14 Plum 13 .. ,,.. ..,,..44., .rrr, ,r.. ,......., ..,.,.................. , , , , ,I Oakmont 14 36 ,...,,..,.....r..r...,.,....,V. ..........,,, A .rr. rrr.r. . 0 18 I , ,... ,, ..V,V, I .. 1 , .......,.,, ' 6 13 1, 1. , 1, ,,.,.,, .........w.. , , , 12 12 , ,,111, ...1 ., 1. or I 1, ...,.... 6 27, ,, .... 7 37 H .1 V..., I , ,1.,,,.., , .... ...,.V,,,.....,. ,, ' 13 AP' eww .it ,IWWLI ff ,,., ,Z SENIORS PLUM 12 MILLVALE 12 Plum staged a last quarter rally to t1e M111 vale in the first game of the season played under the l1ghts on Millvale s held. Bob Shanta went over from the five and Vic Zuc- co swept over from the ten for our TD s. PLUM 13-HAMPTON 14 The breaks were against Plum as they went down to defeat at the hands of Hamp- ton. A quick whistle nullified a recovered fumble and T.D. for Plum. Gene Kregiel plunged through the center for the first tally. Chuck Marchlewski added the extra point. Ierry Arvanetes bulled over from the three yard line for Plum s last score. U PLUM 13 OAKMONT 14 Plum almost knocked highly rated Oak mont from the Class B race but the Mus tangs lust couldnt get that extra po1nt. Ierry Arvanetes recovered an Oakmont fumble on the Plum 42 and raced all the way for a T.D. Gene Kregiel scored the extra point. On two plunges Gene Kregiel scored Plum s second T.D. but a bad pass from center made a con- version impossible. PLUM 36-VERONA 0 The Mustangs smashed Verona for the first victory. Sophomore Gene Kregiel was the outstanding player making three of our T D. s. Vic Zucco Steve Naunchick and Art Holt scored the other three touchdowns. PLUM 18-SPRINGDALE 6 In a hard fought battle Plum defeated Springdale at the New Kensington Stadium. Gene Kregiel raced from the 33 Bill Protzek passed to Zucco from the 37 and Vic Zucco went over again on a double reverse for Plum's 3 T.D.'s. A fi ,. A N SENIORS PLUM 12-EAST MCKEESPORT 7 The team was really clicking now. Both of Plum's touchdowns were scored in the second half, when Marchlewski scooped up a fumble and sprinted 40 yards for one touchdown and Vic Zucco scored the other from the 2 yard line. PLUM 37-PENN 13 Plum scored it's sixth straight win of the season over Penn Claridge. Bob Lovasik crashed through the middle from the three for Plum's opening touchdown. Bill Protzek passed a short aerial to Vic Zucco in the end zone for T.D. No. 2, Bob Lovasik streaked from the 25 for third tally, Marchlewski scored from the 3, Don Dushl from the 4 and Vic Zucco returned the kickoff 83 yards for a touchdown and then scored the extra point. -65- PLUM 13-EDGEWOOD 12 When this game was over we all breathed a sigh of relief, but we finally capitalized on an old jinx, the extra point. Vic Zucco and Bob Lovasik scored the touchdowns and Gene Kregiel plunged for the extra point. PLUM 27-EAST DEER 7 This game was played at East Deer with perfect football weather. Bob Lovasik scam- pered 68 yards on the first running play of the game for a T.D. Vic Zucco added the extra point. The second tally occurred when Vic Zucco scored on a double reverse from the 16. Gene Kregiel also tallied from the 16 and Vic Zucco scored the extra point. Bill Protzek flipped a pass to Vic Zucco who scored. Bob Lovasik split the uprights for the conversion. First row I Arvanete B Lovas1k C Marchlewskr V Zucco L Barker Second row Coach Rometo A Boeno W Korzon E Bolt A Mahsko B Shanta I Hlcks VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Wrth f1ve seniors returmng to the starting l1ne up this year all pre season predictions seemed to 1nd1cate that the Plum basketball team would have a good season The Mustangs dld not disappoint the1r loyal fans as altogether they won 15 games and lost 6 In the1r Sec t1on 13 Class B posltion the Mustangs wound up 1n 3rd place after a h9Cl1C season that lnclud ed qu1te a few thrilhng games Wllh our close rivals Arnold Verona Oakmont and West Deer was held at W1lk1HSbuIg Even though Plum lost that b1g one all fans agreed that this was one of the best teams in Plum High s basketball hlstory Our f1V6 sen1ors were Mel Houck whose brilliant play at the forward positron sparked the team Houck scored 358 points to set a Plum record and receive local recognition Ierry Arvanetes at the other forward pos1t1on and Charles Marchlewsk1 on center along with Houck constltuted a triple threat to the oppos1t1on Bob Lovas1k and Vrc Zucco at the guards helped the team over the rough spots by turning 1n sterllng team play plus the1r ab1l1ty on shots and the foul hnes For reserve strength Coach Rometo turned to Larry Barker Eugene Bolt Steve Naun Chlk and Walter Korzon all 1un1ors and sophomore Bob Shanta 66 Tied with Verona for 2nd place, and hoping ior a W.P.I.A.L. Class B berth, a play-off game Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum COACHES Left to nght I Perz W Rometo C Hemphlll VARSITY BASKETBALL SUMMARY M111vale E McKeesport St Ioe Penn St Ioe Oakmonl Verona Spnngdale M111va1e Plum 41 Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum 67 Verona 54 Arnold E Deer W Deer Oakmont W S P D W S P D Arnold E Deer W Deer N 72 , ., , . ' 60 46 0, , , 63 . 57 51 . , . 59 , , , . 37 51 . , . 67 ., rr... 65 50 A , Plum 56 H Penn 45 Plum 56, A Verona 40 . . 23 54 A . . . . 53 . 43 66 A . . . . 56 . 46 35 , 41 . ' 53 71 . 60 ' 51 60 . . IUNIOH HIGH First row: I. Naunchick. E. Wilkinson G. Steiner, I. Brenner. I. Lewin, Sec ond row: Mr. Perz. F. Kranik. I. Rig- h' I. H b k L. I lm, R. Horn- 1, om ec , I e beck, M. Kastelic. Third row: I. Kos ma, A. Massimino, F. Vormack, W. Hockenberry, G. Lott. IUNIOH VARSITY First row: A. Holt, A. Bebar, K. Mon tanari, R. McLaughlin, D. Havare- nak. Second row: Mr. Hemphill, R Pivik, W. Clark, R. McCoy, A. Como R. Pekela, F. Mozina, K A fll .6 ,uve .GBLQXQ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SUMMARY Plum 22 . Plum 23 .. . . Plum 42 . 1 Plum 35 i Plum 31 Plum 32 . Plum 38 . Plum 27 . Plum 34, . . . Millvale E. McKeesport St. Ioe Penn Penn St. Ioe Oakmont Verona . Springdale Plum 27 . Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Deer 37 ,, Millvale 35 Arnold 27 E. Deer 51 W. Deer 34 Oakmont 36 Verona 35 W. S. P. D. 38 . Arnold 33 , E. Deer 37 'N Fxrst row R P1v1k R Fellabaum A Graff Second row B Maxwell I Lewm A Bebar B Beverhn E Edmger B Shanta H Howard R McPheron M Chobaman Thrrd row C Rxtter V Zucco B Urgltus D OBlock F Karp E Alhson G Arvanetes D Sutter R Booker C Lukrtsch P Woolslayer W Graham D Beattxe Mr Chnsty Fourth row S Dollman I Sample W Iackson I Ryan I Repp B When W Morgan M Kottar A Bebar 1952 TRACK After e1ght years of trylng to wln the Class B W P I A L Track Champlonshlp Mr Chns ty s 1952 track squad frnally succeeded Many t1mes 1n the past the Mustangs captured sec ond place and were barely edged for the champ1onsh1p Th1s year s squad was also the IIISI undefeated team rn our hrstory The boys won every meet on 1ts schedule by overwhelm1ng scores The team was paced by V1c Zucco who captured three hrst places rn the champlon Shlp meet and was declared the outstandmg athlete 1n the W P I A L Track I-'mals VIC was defeated once 1n league compet1t1on and was usually good for three IIISI places B111 Iackson was another outstandmg boy 1n the d1scus B111 broke the Class B d1scus record at the Pttt Stad1um Wllh a throw of 240 feet BW rnches and also became the State cham pron rn the State track meet B111 almost broke the state record and we feel that the had day prevented B111 from achlevlng thxs honor Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum Plum PLUM 72 78 V2 69 Vz 74 V2 81 73 SEASON'S RECORD 28 34 V2 Hampton 41 Trafford 37 V2 42 37 45 CLASS B W P I A L CHAMPIONS Braddock Trafford Ken Hrgh 40W Shaler Turtle Creek Ken Hlgh 69 .L , I I i P , ,,.,,1, Y - I aw Mpmw.. . . M... f,..r, 7.1: 'f W V ' 2 . Nfl.. ,. fl ,M , . . or 'WT - V f-tr ,-, -,--'1 'f ' , I 5 W C t,. ,.,, .Q N... 'W J ' .. ', 1 ,. ,..T.. I 'V '-'V I V I 5 3 .- 7.-, , W, M I f 7 -1 f V 3 wx: Q , A Atv., 7, . ' I . I f .. Q y t 6' rm... -7 ft ' . 0 I Q 'WL ' 1 f V X ' V 1 . . X A P . we X ,sg ' is . , U . . , 1 ' ' I - 1 - - - - . - , . , . , . , . I ' I ' 1 w 1 - I . . , . , . ' , , 1 . : ' I ' I I 1 1 1 . 1 . I 1 A 1 I A . n c c 5 I I n - 1 . . . . , . . . 1 Ftrs! raw P Barkley B Houck Second row Mr Rometo W Protzek W Clark R Bonsh L Barker M Kottar T Skahcky Third row E Karp B Lovasxk E Lecorchxck R Mcllaughlm S Naunchxk Mr Perz Fourth row T Pat! L Bogaty F Karp I Hlcks B Mtller 1952 BASEBALL To Plum H1gh s baseball team we QIVS our thanks for the ime work they have contnb- uted to the success of our school Tom Farx was the real ace hurler wlth Robert Lovaslk the star catcher The clean up batter and outstand1ng outfxelder was Wally Bonsh wlth Leonard Bogaty the top mhelcler The every day practtce after school can well explam the home runs and many hlts that each player contnbuted The baseball team of Plum H1gh w1ll always rema1n as one of our most enyoyable sports Plum East McKeesport Plum Turtle Creek Plum Trafford Plum Hurst Plum Trafford Plum Wxlmerdmg Plum Hurst 70 ' 1 5 ......,....t..4.,.4,...,....n.tA.,........k.....4.,..,..r...... 3 6 .t.,..............,........,........,...,,...........t..,..........,....... 2 3 ,...,.......,...........,.,..,......A,,,.............,.,.,........,.,.....t........, 2 Plum 6 ..........t............,,.A...,....,,.........,,.,.,..........,..........., Wilmerding l 3 ,.,,.....,..r,.,....,.,A,.....,,........,,....,...........,...., rr.. . .. ...... .L 1 5 ..,....,....,k,,4.,., ...,.tt......,........,...,,....,......,,..... . ..,.r....,. .... 7 2 ....,.4...,.....t........,,4..........,,.....,..,...,...,t.....,,...,,..,4, ' ' 3 5 ..... - .,,.,..t.,.......,A.t..,....t.....,,,,,...t...,,,.4..........r.,.........,A..AA..,.,,A 9 fss.-r.--- Dr 1 Left to nght K Montanan R Lott I Mozma F Montanan F Bashdas Mr Panza 1952 GOLF Last spnng our golf team of 1952 under the capable d1rect1on of Mr Panza got under way The frrst game was lost but the season ended w1th a success The students of Plum H1gh and the members of the team w1sh to thank and express thexr gratltude to Mr Panza The members of the team cons1st of frrst man Fred Montanarl second man Iohn Mozrna th1rd man Rrchard Lott fourth man Frank Bastxdes and flfth man Kenneth Montanar1 Fred Montanan competed rn the W P I A L Champ1onsh1p 1n whrch he came rn second Fred also placed th1rd rn the Caddy Champ1onsh1p of 1952 Th1s year Plum H1gh had S1X wms and four defeats Over 1ts many years at Plum H1gh our golf team has rmproved greatly Penn Townshrp Plum 7 Oakmont Plum Spnngdale 14 V2 Plum Shadys1de Plum Oakmont Plum Sprmgdale Plum Shadysrde Plum Penn Townshlp 1 2 Plum Kxttanmng 4 W Plum Kntannmg Plum Plum Townshlp Sxx wms Four defeats 71 ' 1 1, s r.rr . ,,,,, 1 9 6 ' . ...., 1. ....r,. V2 ' , A 9 5 1 ,,,, ..,, 1 ,r.., . 13 2 ' , . 13 2 ' . . 1, .. 9 6 ' , 14X V2 ' ' , 1 V2 ' ' 1 15 0 ,ig .4 a-'N 'W X Wen V i z, Kyxgi r -A -,fc .1 ' ,J- f 1' I' 4 WOR H IANITORS Left to right: Mr. Stotler, Mr. Mozina, Mr. Summers. CAFETERIA LADIES Left to right: Mrs. Novak. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Sheppard. Mrs. Mondclle, Mrs. Chillinsky. Mrs SENIOR RHYMES GEORGE ANDERSON Smrley rs a quret lad You hardly ever see htm mad KENNETH ARMBRUST Ken has always been a pal To every guy and every gal GREGORY ARVANETES Ierry rs the boy who goes with Ioan You hardly ever see hun alone HAROLD AUREDNIK Harold rs neat and carefree too He hkes a gxrl named Audrey Lou ANN BARNE Wtth her dark brown hau' and brlght blue eyes Ann will surely wm a prxze GRANT BEATTIE Grant rs swell and lots ol fun He rs a frlend of everyone EUGENE BEIGHLEY Eugene IS quxet but frrendly too A job rs well done when he rs through ALBERT BISHOP Albert rs quxet wrth eyes of blue He s also bashful but hkeable too IOAN BORISH Ioan has a smrle and personahty oo When she s around thlngs are never blue ROBERT BORISH Bob rs gulet and friendly too He s always wlth the Renton crew ELEANOR BULEBOSH Our cute lrttle blond wrth a talent for art Is that sweet Elly gettma her start Bob plays football and baseball too The scores are hzgh when he rs through COLLEEN CORWIN A grrl that s qulet and so very sweet When rt comes to typxng she cant be beat WILLIAM CUNLIFF B111 LS quret and kmd hearted too Hes always there to be of help to you ANDREW DEKLEAVER Lots of Jokes and lots of laughter Is what you ll get when rts Andy you re after SAMUEL DOLLMAN When there rs laughter Sams around Youll never see hum wearxng a frown MILDRED EROR Wrth her beautrful dark eyes and shmrng smrle To be frrendly wrth Babe would be worthwhrle MARIANNE EVANKOVICH Our future nurse so pretty and quret Wrll surely help to solve your dret RELIA EVANS Relra rn her pleasant way Wrll add a smrle to bnghten your day THOMAS FAIX Tom rs well liked by everyone around Not a better fnend can be found VICTOR FLINKO Vxctor IS athletrc and really so sweet Thxs rs the reason they call hun Physrque NORMAN FOX If you are lookmg for a good dancer Norman Fox IS one good answer CHARLES GAYE Charles rs quiet and really sweet When rt comes to neatness he cant be beat MARIE GRAFF Mane rs jolly and really gay Shell bnng you pleasure rn every way MABEI. GREGG Mabel rs short wrth bnght red harr Everyone rs gay when she IS there MARLENE GREGG For the bashful type Marlene rs the one When you get to know her she s lots of fun MARLENE GRUPHOFER Here rs a girl thats very neat Its our Marlene who cant be beat PAULINE HAUBRICH Pauhne wrth her march and twrrlrng too Is sweet and fnendly all the way through MARILYN HENDERSON Marilyn has harr that s wavy and long Its always a pleasure to take her along MELVIN HOUCK Lefty rs blond and handsome and tall He had the hrghest scores rn basketball MARY KAPAKLA Mary rs really a pretty grrl Youll always Imd her wrth laughmg Shrrl EDWARD KARP Ed rs tall and a lot of fun He has a Joke for everyone Youll have lots of fun when you re with Ray He has many lnends cause he knows what to say ROBERT KENNEDY Bob rs bashful wlth eyes that are blue Hes also frrendly and helpful to you JACK KIRCHARTL Iackre IS a boy that everyone knows Wherever he goes hrs fnendshrp grows IAMES KLAUS Where Jokes and laughter to abound There our Iunmy can be found FLOYD KLINE Dark and dashrng rs our Floyd Hrs pleasmg srmle we cant avord SHIRLEY KOBAN Shrrley rs tall and the best cheerleader She rs really cute and no one Can beat her MIKE KOTTAR Mrke ns neat and a lot of fun For a really good fnend hes the one VERLA KOZUSKO Verla has harr and eyes that are dark Wxth her good looks shell make the mark WALTER KUDRANSKY For the best dressed trtle Walt IS the one Hes really good lookrng and a lot of fun MARY LOU KUI-IN Mary Lou s mam mterest rs Chuck We wxsh you both the best of luck ' ' t , ' . ROBERT CLARK RAYMOND KASMOCH SENIOR RHYMES IOSEPH LACOCK PATRICIA PA'l'l'OCK I1 laughmg gwes you a shght pam Pat has done much for our class Get water and Ioe and use the dram She as quxte an outstandmg lass THELMA LAW IAMES PREVIC Thls vntty lass IS always gay You never hear much from thxs lme lad She always has somethmg mce to say But he can be the best lnend you ever had EDWARD LECORCHICK WILLIAM PROTZEK Ed IS always very shy We all luke B111 cause he s so swell But everyone knows that hes a mce guy He has a personahty you can tell SHIRLEY LOT1' ROSE PUSKARICH Thxs sweet lass wxth her mce ways Rose xs cute and mtellxgent too Deserves to be happy all her days She wzll always be tnends wxth you ROBERT LOVASIK IAMES RILEY Clem wlth h1s mce bulld Ixm rs sensxble wlth a lot of wrt Wxll go far ln the athletic held Hell never give up and he ll never qult MATTHEW LUCAS IEANNETTE RITTER Matt IS quxet wxthout a doubt Ieannette rs cute and busy all day You never know when he s about She dxd a flne yob directing our play CHARLES LUKITSCH RAYMOND ROGERS Chlck IS cute and wltty too Wlth Ray s good looks and ab1l1ty to act Hell always laugh and Joke wxth you Hell be a success that s a sure fact SARA MAKIN IACK SANOSKE Sally IS always full of fun As class presxdent he was the best Many fnendshlps she has won He was full ol rdeas pep and zest CHARLES MARCHLEWSKI THOMAS SKALICKY Marshs blue eyes charm the gals Torn has a happy drsposxtton He s good lookxng agree hxs pals To have a chxcken farm IS hrs ambmon MARSHALL MARTIN WILLIAM SHARKINS Marsh should be a cowboy out west Here s a boy who IS mce and tall Thats the role that sults hun best He as bashiul but hked by all IEP-N MATIIAK MARY SHAUGHNESSY lean IS talented and demure A journalxst our Mary surely should Her future will always be secure She has talent we all agree MARIAN METRO DOROTHY SIMON As our majorette she was the leader Dot rs always so very sweet Shes always fnendly when you meet her Her mce ways just cant be beat LOIS IEAN MEYERS DONALD SOBR L I has personahty plus Donme wnth hxs hne polka band And she IS loved by all ol us Will soon be famous throughout the land SHIRLEY MILLER SALLY STEINER Shlrley s dark eyes and dark haxr Sally 15 the gal who sells us candy Certamly make a pretty pau She IS petxte wxth a personalxty thats dandy BARBARA MOLCHAN PETER STONIS Babs ambmon IS to reach the peak Pete was good ln both our plays Can be dxstmguxshed by the dlmple he cheek Hell be happy on graduatxon day RITA MOLCHAN DORIS TESTA Pots and pans and dxshes rounded Dons has a bnllxant mxnd By these our Rxta wlll be surrounded A gal wlth her xntelhgence rs hard to 1nd SHIRLEY MOLCHAN IOHN TRESSA Notebook shorthand all of these Iohn IS thxs guys formal name Take a letter' 11 you please But Ixtters wlll brmg hxm yust the same IAMES MOYER MARY ANN VEHAR hm never has much to say Wtth her beauulul haxr so long and re Hes studyxng hard pavlng hrs way Marlanne IS sweet everyone has sand COLEMAN MUNDA BARBARA VOKES B111 IS blonde and tall and lank To us Barbara IS very dear Always hlgh with us hell rank And we know shell have a sxngxng career RICHARD NADZAM ROBERT WAGNER Wmdy wxth hrs very fme clothes Bob wlll surely be a success Is always neat wherever he goes He wrll have lots of happmess DONALD O BLOCK PHILIP WOOLSLAYER Don wlth hxs deep volce Phil ns a very mce boy Helps the gurls to make thexr choxce To talk wnth hxm ns a joy IUNE O BLOCK VICTOR ZUCCO Her beautdul clothes and dlamond rmgs Vxc rs a wmner and cant be beat Are only a part of Innes mce thmgs Hell accept a gann as well as defeat 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . . . . be. . , . . , . . . . . . d. . . . . , , . . . . , . . . . ' u . PLUM TOWNSHIP BAND MOTHERS ORGANIZATION OGN hS1b 46' JO S C IVE R IO 'G M ' Wednesda IE M i HKGH SCHOOL DA S' The greatest days for ah h0ys and gurls S0 gay young and care ree' Days von want to rernemhe thats why we sugges Strem Camera Portrarts a photographrc reeor have forever and ever A S cjinec TUDIOS A33 PENN amaze AVENUE . AT ofizaliirs LANTIC 16575 'Q ' ' I I .1 ,J Y . . ' K . , . ' if ' L L . , . 6 to '. PLUIVI TOWNSHIP BOOSTERS THE NON PARTISAN ORGANIZATION OF OUR COMMUNITY 'A' 44 Your Assistance In Fulfilling Our Arms ls Solrcrted Be A Good Booster And Support Your Community 'k i' Our aim is to promote better scholarship, further good fellow ship and stimulate honest, clean and healthful athletics in the high school, and to contribute time and effort to other worth while community activities. 4 COMPLIIVIENTS OF TWIN CREEK RESTAURANT ISHACK S PLACED MAIN STREET UNITY PENNSYLVANIA KEYSTONE DAIRY C0 Quality Dmry Products VISIT OUR DAIRY STORE 329 Sxxth Avenue Phone New Kensxngton 666 Phone: Unity 9327 HENDERSCNS RESTAURANT cmd BAR B. Q. Formerly Operated As Kimmells HOME COOKED MEALS 12837 Frcmkstown Rocxd Syc 39802 PITTSBURGH 21 PENNSYLVANIA ERZEN BRCTHERS NURSERY Nurserymen LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS Monroev111e Rd Center Umty 6817 R 11 Trees - Shrubs - Potted Plants -Vill- A E OBLCDCK CONSTRUCTION UNITY PENNSYLVANIA Ph Uty6 Uty79 'lr 4 ir 7 I l Off' R 'd : ' Ph : ' W H. FISHER S VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Everything In Hardware IS p GEORGE WEBSTER Notary Pubhc PRYATEL S HARDWARE Plumbmg and Electrical Supplies Delta Tools UNIVERSAL PENNSYLVANIA DEFAZIO SHOE SERVICE E VEHONA PENNSYLVANIA OAKMONT MOTOR SUPPLY M Sh p S I VERONA PENNSYLVANIA H A KLINGENSMITH and SONS II It s Hardware We Have It NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA 74541 WISE PAINT and WALLPAPER Devoe Pamts Ghdden Spread Satm els A11 gh y R Bl d VERONA PENNSYLVANIA I LOU KUMER Men s and Boys Wear OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA t 44 5 ZIMMERMAN S MEN S SHOP Men s Furmshmgs VERONA OAKMONT UNIVERSAL LUBRICATING SYSTEM INC 743 All gh y A OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of PISCISIOD Lubncahnq Equlpment COMPLIMENTS OF I OSEPH COHEN p I Fxlt UNITY PENNSYLVANIA U ty 31 NEW KENSINGTON TYPEWRITER CO TYPEWRITERS SOLD RENTED AND REPAIRED Ed 7 3525 THREE STAR BOTTLING WORKS Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages 506 West Rcnlroad Ave VERON A, PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSAL DRY CLEANERS Two-Hour Servxce UNIVERSAL PENNSYLVANIA CIRCOLO FEBO Dme Dance RENTON, PENNSYLVANIA Umty 9033 R 5 I 1 ' Complete achine o ervice W I Phone: Oakmon 2315 ' e en iver V . Paint - Glass - Electrica up lies , Phone: Ocxkmont 318 . . Phone: Oakmon 385 636 Allegheny River Blvd. - Edison - Phone: Oukmon 8 I I I . ' Geo. H. Zimmerman Served the Peo le or ' y Years Main Street I I I e en ve. 609 ast Railroad ' ' I ' ison - E N MILLER CO E lr VERONA PENNSYLVANIA FURNITURE and APPLIANCES CCDMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 3346 BEST WISI-IES to the CLASS of 1953 G SCAIEE CGIVIPANY Oakmont Pennsylvanla I I I 615 ast Rai oad Avenue Open 9 to 9 Friday cmd Saturday Ph : O k 1 TURNER BOOK STORE Commerclal Stationers Offxce Supplies Greetmq Cards and Engraving 919 Flfth Ave Phone 541 A C ELECTRIC HARDWARE Saltsburg Road Hardware Supplies Pam! and Glass Sanders for Rent Home Made Ice Cream LIBERTO S DAIRY STORE VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Magazmes Newspapers YOBP CHEVROLET 614 Allegheny Rxver Boulevard VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Phone Oakmont 2400 W R KONKLE Steel Erectlon Electnc Weldmg Machinery Installahon Phone Oakmont 1380 500 Wxldwood Ave VERONA PENNSYLVANIA All Brands of Dnnks BALSON DISTRIBUTOR Umty 352 CENTER PENNSYLVANIA Umty 9209 R 2 Umty 6572 R l SMITH S Iewelry and Grit Shop Phone 5 7141 OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA Oakmont 3874 THE COMMUNITY PRESS Commercial Pnntmq Ofhce Supplres 632 Allegheny Rlver Blvd Phone Oakmcmt 3994 OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA ADVANCE One of Pennsylvarua s Best Weekly Newspapers GET IT EVERY WEEK Oakmont 3 200 KIER M EWING Real Estate Insurance Notary Public VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Phone Oakmont 27 Resxdence Syc 30828 HULTON MOTOR SALES DeSoto Plymouth OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA I OHN G VOROUS F ann Bureau Insurance Phone Umty 710 UNITY PENNSYLVANIA RILEY RADIO and T V REPAIR Phone Ed 7 7996 R D 2 NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA PORTERS Phone Oakmont 2448 or 2449 Frankstown and Hulton Rd I I INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA A '0-Fl'e'Li'e PEOPLES BANK UNITY G G eral Deposit Insura BOB S BARBER SHOP Mam Street UNITY PENNSYLVANIA WALTERS MOTOR 367 Plum Street OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA Phone Oakmont 3913 113 GEORGE DAKIS GROCERY STORE Mam Street UNIVERSAL PENNSYLVANIA KROTSAS MARKET 470 Wlldwood Ave VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Always Your Money s Worth CENTER GARAGE State Inspechon Towmq General Auto Repairs Txres Tubes Accessories Located Route 80 at Center NICK BARKOVICH Auto Service Phone Umty 9102 Saltsburg G Umversal Cross Roads ADGIES SERVICE 507 Allegheny Ave OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA PERR BROS Outhtters for Men and Boys Edrson 5 8441 DAIRY BAR 12907 Frankstown Road PITTSBURGH 85 PENNSYLVANIA Formerly Turners M I STEINER The I-'lonst 874 Fxfth Ave Phone Ed74547 NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA BERN IES SERVICE General Auto Repcnrs AMOCO GAS AND OIL CLARK S Beautxful Shoes 952 Frith Ave TWIN BORO ELECTRIC TELEVISION suns fs sanvlcn Complete Lme of Westinghouse Appliances Prop Andrew Galvach VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Phone Oakmont 4390 AIAX FURNACE CO Plugnbxnq and Heating Sales and Service 146 Allegheny Rlver Blvd OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA Phone Oakmont 3841 SWEET SHOPPE Ralph Pyle Prop 716W Allegheny Rxver Boulevard VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Phone Oakmont 272 LEWIS LUMBER and SUPPLY CO Lumber Mrllwork Pamts Allegheny Rlver Blvd at Plum St Oakmont 938 OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA MO 19958 I ESS TAUB Ieweler 940 Frith Avenue NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA ARCO PLUMBING CO Plumbing and Heating 530 Iones Street VERONA PENNSYLVANIA CALEB LEE Buxlders Supphes Penn and Iames Streets VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Phone Oakmont 1029 S GRUBBS and SONS Real Estate Insurance OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA Phone Oakmont 4 KOKALES' MARKET Meats and Grocenes FREE DELIVERY Authorized Agent for Gilbert Chocolates Phone 0C1kmOllI 1550 415 I - e ll - u I . Official Inspection Station No. 7938 NEW KENSINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: Oakmom 3758 ' - . O. . CENTER FOOD MARKET Route 80 at Center Complete Food Line and Confectlons Phone Unxty 9371 VERONA ELECTRIC 722 Allegheny RIver Blvd VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Televrsxon Appllances SPROULE S SERVICE UNITY PENNSYLVANIA F L ANDERSON 6 SONS Meats and Grocenes UNITY PENNSYLVANIA Umty 470 TAYLOR S PHARMACY I Homer Taylor The Prescnptxon Store Phone 9057 UNITY PENNSYLVANIA ERZEN BROTHERS NURSERY Nurserymen LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS Trees Shrubs Potted Plants Monroevxlle Rd Center Unlty 6617 R 11 VERONA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO Phone Oakmont 100144 VERONA PENNSYLVANIA GEORGE BROTHERS Flowers 813 Fxfth Ave NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA THE NEW ROTH FUNERAL HOME Route 80 and Unxversal Road Centrally Located Penn Twp Plum Twp Ambularce Servxce Phone Umty 158 HARRY S MEN S WEAR 983 Flith Avenue NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIE MILLER for Better Men s Wear 946 Flfth Ave NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA LIBERTO S APPLIANCE SALES Servel Refnqerators RCA TSIBVIBIOI1 640 Allegheny Rzver Blvd OAKMONT PFNNSYLVANIA Musxcal Instruments and Supphes COOPER BROTHERS NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA S WOODINGS and SONS 729 731 Allegheny Blvd VERONA PENNSYLVANIA Hardware DEERE BROTHERS Frankstown Road R D 2 TURTLE LRFEK PENNSYLVANIA Phone Sycamore 3 2046 I I I I 1 ' ' : l Phone: Unity 167 I I 1 I , I I , N I I VAIL PONTIAC 531 Allegheny Ave OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA ir BROCKE and RITTER Auto Repmr State Inspection Body 6 Fender Work Mum Street UNIVERSAL PENNSYLVANIA W P MCMILLIN 620 Allegheny Rxver Blvd OAKMONT PENNSYLVANIA Phone Ocxkmont 616 'A' Hardware - Paints - Glass 7 V A 1 1 1 , - 7 f -..--41 12,-:.'-:c.:,3 5.1:-f:fL:,u:L -fuer::':v.-:L1--LL,,111.-.--i .-14:2-1:Z2l5gfiQZff4i4.?Sl5:f52!f:Q'zafvwff.-:Fri-Lats.3.-.',-.::'.-.L-:v,-,4,,- if -' 1 ' '-1 - - ' -' 1-'7 ' . 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