Plum Senior High School - Criterion Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1957
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Although his passing came quick- ly --- the memory of him shall not be so quickly for- gotten by his schoolmates. Therefore, we the graduating class of 1957 proudly dedicate this our yearbook to Ed Boring. Edward Boring 6 E F I Mr. O'Block 77 ' EL K Mr. Ament Mr. Riggs BUARIJ UF EDUCATIUN Mr, Pivik Mr. Stepek i f Mr McKenna Mr. Galvach Mr. McLaughlin Plum Borough High School owes much to its board of directors for making our school what it is today. Little do many of us realize how im- portant the school board is and what its many services are to the school and community, This very capable group of men has worked continuously to maintain the high standard of education in our district schools. Each one of us enjoys and uses many of the things within and around our school which have been provided by the board of education. In this brief para- graph we wish to express our great appreciation to our Board of Education. 7 EDITURS-IN-CHIEF Mr. Pascal Marquette Principal . vp ,Vg Aj PLLVA ,, X X Joy Ann Baker Secretary to the Supervising Principal -..,.-.0 'K v ilu-.. Dr. J. W. Hornbeck Supervising Principal Ruth Ann German Secretary to the Principal Ardesta Brooke Julia Argiro James Baker En lish Art Geography Frgnch C0- EDITURS ther Campbell History Jean Capets ca Robert Brooke Music Anne Dunn Home Economics W Arlene Feicht Business Education 1 . f 1 1 Physical E55 X 1 1 'iii 1 J 9 -4' 1 lg. Robert F rack my-at Wm Ti.,.....,.,..,.- Af: aulld-al Wire J, Q e I Q , VHA , ll 1 'Jw X Anthony Gismondi Kathryn Grosz Barba a Hempel History Agriculture Mathematics x x Ysxx .xx-Q ' lx X it S TK N. X-Q In r wt 5 of VX iQ tricia Mock H - X x . . 55 v XL1brar1an . XB X fX'lglQ- RLY Q 5 . K ' XP 'T' . 'lx i ttt Q W 1 fi' l tl! 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Hemphill Mary Jackson Anne Little Pearle Manning Mathematics English Business Education Ge08faPhY C0-EDITURS , if 4, J, I Joseph O'Block Science Chester Ostroski History Stanley Palmer Alfred Panza Industrial Arts Guidance Director nk uni' Ruth Prager School Nur X4-L Harry Pr se escott V J uare Science . ,L 1J Zf,,tj tta Pridmore James R ' Mathematics Jean Shearer Business E Viv ducation ian Strayer English John Tecak Physi cal Education wup 5 ainey Industrial Arts B0-EDITURS Gladys Trettle Home Economics ,Nw . Anthony Schmeck George Schmidt Rometo History History ances Ranallo William Physical Education Drivers Education C0-EDITURS Albert Wiedle History U A i X J' L,MJs,L,vfuJ9.J W jlwww miL zM1 . , 7 , Lfypf 4 - - 4..f5,,.W 31, . v SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, L. Laedleing Secretary, J. Smithg Vice President, W. Pekarekg Treasurer, P. Bracco CLASS 0F 1957 FRESHMEN 1953-54 We had finally found our way around Plum High School by the time we were freshmen. Fred Hartman, as president, proved himself an able leader in planning, with the help of William Pekarek, vice-president, and Judy Myers, sec- retary, our first skating party and a dance. SOPHOMORES 1954-55 As sophomores, we were beginning to work harder and harder for our coming prom. Our officers, Kathryn Brooke, president, Mary Jane Kozusko, vice-president, and Ruth Truax, sec- retary, did a fine job. A money-making project, selling autograph books, was quite successful, as well as another dance and skating party. JUNIORS 1955-56 This our junior year was one of much hard work and planning by our officers, Louise Laed- lein, president, Paul Patla, vice-presidentg and Judy Myers, secretary. Our play, Two Minutes To Go , made front-page headlines, and 'Lolli- pop Day' was a huge success. We held the Junior- Senior Prom at Hillcrest Country Club with the music of Tommy Carlyn's orchestra ending our never-to-be-forgotten junior year. ' 'w- . i 4 . SENIORS 1956-57 Finally we began editing the last page of our newspaper in this our senior year with officers Louise Laedlein, presidentg William Pekarek, vice-president, Janyce Smith, secretary, and Paul Bracco, treasurer. Our profits on a skat- ing party, dance, name cards, and other money making projects added to our treasury. Along with our Sadie Hawkins Dance , we initiated 'Tramp Day' in which the whole school participated. Our play, Cupid ln Pigtails , and the 'Coronation Ball' were both big successes, Our newspaper's last articles were, of course, about the senior banquet at the Holiday House and the Washington trip. We, the graduating class of 1957, have many wonderful memories of our years at Plum High School as we leave its familiar halls. -Q. Shirley Albrick 'Shirl' Ambition: Beautician General Course Minstrel 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 2. Helen P. Aliff 'Trisha' Ambition: Housewife General Course -C-,-,49 1 Q I ILM' 'Y Bette Beck 'Bette' Ambition: Psychologist Academic Course G.A.A. 3,45 President 45 Criterion 3,45 Chorus 25 Intramurals 3,4. Ursula Bonstedt Ambition: Chemical Engineer Academic Course Latin Club 4. I? W 57 fi ,af Nancy Joy Aurednick 'Nanc' Ambition: Private Secretary Commercial Course Homeroom President 35 Homeroom Vice President 2,45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Photo Club 45 Library Assistant 25 Chorus 25 Min- strel 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Treasurer 45 Plum Hi Lites Typist 45 Twirler 35 Majorette 45 Intramurals l. Maxine Balest 'Max' Ambition: Model Commercial Course Homeroom Representative l,2,35 Chorus 25 Minstrel 2,3,45 Plum Hi Lites 3,45 Commercial Club 45 Photo Club 45 Class Play 45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. Robert Barckhoff 'Bob' Ambition: To Succeed in Life General Course Homeroom Secretary 35 Football Man- ager 1,2. Catherine Jane Beattie 'Janie' Ambition: Beautician Commercial Course F.H.A. 1,25 Chorus l,2,35 Commercial Club 45 Intramurals 1,2. l -ull OP f 'vp' O' 1,2,3,4. Brooke Kathryn Biology Teacher Academic Course Class President 25 French Club 35 Vice President 35 Plum Hi Lites2,3,45 Assis- tant Editor 2,35 Co-editor 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 35 Latin Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer 45 Class Play 3,45 Intramurals l,2. Thomas Brunner Chipmunk Ambition: To Travel Agriculture Course F.F.A. 2,3,4. Bette Ann Cartledge Bette Ambition: Nurse Academic Course F.H.A. 15 Latin Club 2,3,45 Library Assistant l,3. Paul Bracco Brack Ambition: Teacher Agriculture Course Homeroom President 35 Class Treasurer 45 Minstrel 3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Secretary 35 Reporter 25 Varsity Club 3,45 Class Play 35 Chorus 25 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Manager 2,35 Track 25 Intramurals l,2,3.4. Robert John Braun Johnny Ambition: Draftsman General Course Baseball 1,2,3. vm Colchagie Don Truck Driver Course Baseball 3. Larry Conklin Skip Ambition: Truck Driver Academic Course Latin Club 35 Class Play 45 Basketball 1. Bernard Wayne Conti Bernie Ambition: Get a Job General Course Robert Deering Bob Ambition: To Own a Business General Course Stage Crew 3,-ig Bus Patrol 3,4g Basket- ball 2. Nick Erro 'Nickie' Ambition: To Succeed in Life Commercial Course Hobby Club lg Commercial Club 4g Regis Faix Rege Ambition: Loaf General Course Ronnie DePelligrin D.P. Ambition: Machinist General Course L Stage Crew 2,3,4g Homeroom Rep - ' sentative 4g Chorus 2. A 'I W N I t 1 ' .J x Rose Marie Eckenrode ff ose - Ambition: Medical Secr ' 4. A Commercial Course of A ' Plum Hi Lites l,2,3,4g .H.A. 1,2,3,4g DJJ Photo Club 4: Commercial Club 45 Hall ,ik Patrol 4. , A 1- XV-5' X . Ruth Arlene Edinger 'Ruthie' Ambition: Just to be Happy Commercial Course F.H.A. lg Commercial Club 4: Photo Club 43 Library Assistant 2,3,4. Grace Erb 'Gracie' Home Economics Course 3 Marilyn Gaye 'Marilyn' Ambition: To Live a Happy and suc- cessful Life Commercial Course Student Council l,2,3,43 Secretary 3g Vice President 43 Chorus 1,23 F.H.A. 1,2,43 Twirler 2,33 Majorette 43 Commercial Club 43 Photo Club 4. Mike Giammatteo Dago Ambition: To Graduate Agriculture Course Homeroom President lg Homeroom Sec- retary 33 F.F.A. l,2,3,43 Chaplin 23 Reporter 33 President 43 Football 1,23 Basketball 13 Track l. Bertha Graf 'Bert' Ambition: Successful Secretary Commercial Course F.H.A. I,2,3,43 Photo Club 43 Commer- cial Club 43 Hall Patrol 43 Intramurals 3,4. Myra Ruth Grossek Myra' Ambition: Secretary Commercial Course Commercial Club 43 President 43 Drama Club 33 Criterion 43 Plum Hi Lites 43 F.H.A. l,2,3,43 Chorus 1. fe Jimmie Frances 'Jim' Ambition: Engineer Academic Course Homeroom President 43 Key Club l,2,3,43 Printing Crew 43 Basketball l,2,3. Tom Gavasto 'Tom' Ambition: Loaf Commercial Course Nuts. Fred Hartman 'Freddy' Ambition: Naval Officer Academic Course Class President l3 Student Council2,3,43 Vice President 13 Student Council 2,3,43 Club 3g Latin Club 2,3,4Q Class Play 33 Key Club 2,3,4Q Bus Patrol 3,43 Hobby Club 1,2Q Chorus 1.2.33 Football 1,2,4Q Basketball 3, Baseball 2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,4. Carol Haubrick 'Butch' Ambition: Elementary School Teacher General Course Criterion 3,4Q Class Play 3g Hall Patrol 33 French Club 3,43 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Photo Club 4g Minstrel l,2,3,43 Chorus 2g Twirler 2,31 Assistant Head Twirler 43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. 'Q 5. -fs 3. 1 3. . 5 J: A Jean Hedy Jeannie j Ambition: Private Secretary X Commercial Course G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Commercial Club 45 F.l-LA. lg Chorus l,2g Bus Patrol 3,4g Band l,2,3,4. Leroy Hill Spider' Ambition: College Scientific Course Latin Club 2,3,4g Varsity Club 45 Class Play 3g Hall Patrol 4g Football 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Intramurals 1. if sig!! I ,,z,ffy,cW,4 Gs. 4 wiv 'T , fl A I Kf MffM 1.76-fl ,W K A 5 fly cj James Kissick 'Jim' Ambition: Become an Artist General Course Thomas R. Klemencic 'Tom' Ambition: Join Navy Academic Course Class Play 3,-ig Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 2,35 Basketball l,2,4g Track 2 5 Intramurals 3. Margaret J. Koban Jeanie X . ll X. Frank Kranik ll' C ' Ambition: Go to College ' Commercial Course strel 1,2,3,4g Football 1 3,4g seb l,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3. . Varsity Club l,2,3,4g Secr M XX y t I Beverly Kremer Q 'Chub' Ambition: Airline Hostess Commercial Course Commercial Club 4g F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Class Play 45 Chorus 1.2. Ambition: Beautician Commercial Course Commercial Club 4g Photo Club4g F.H.A. l,2,3g Criterion 3,4g Class Play 3g Bus Patrol 2: Chorus 25 Intramurals 4. Mary Jane Kozusko 'Janie' Ambition: To be a Success in Anything l do Commercial Course Class Vice President 2g Homeroom President lg Homeroom Vice President 3g F,H.A, l,2,3,4g President 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Cheerleader l,2,3,4g Captain 4g Min- strel 3,4g Bus Patrol 2g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Y i 5 4 ,, Frank David Kuba fir' 'Dave' Ambition' Become an ffxutb Mechanic General ouise ' , 4 Football . N I X lr-r-X Lorrain! Kuba V , Chicken Ambitiott Secnetary ' Commercial Course ' F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Commercial Club 4g Photo Club 45 Intramurals l,2. Mary Kurtz Mary Ambition: Teacher Academic Course Latin Club 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Library Assistant 33 Photo Club 4. Corky Melvin Kress 'Bud' Ambition: To Own a Business of my own General Course Class Play 3g Intramurals 1 Kropelak 'Sis' Stenographer Course Vice President 1,33 Home- Secretary 4g Student Council Rep- 2g National Honor Society 4g Secretary 4g F.H.A. 1,23 G.A.A. 2,3,4g President 4g Commercial lClub 3,4g Plum Hi Lites Co-editor 45 French Club 25 Assistant l,2g Class Play 3,-ig 2,3,4g Chorus 3g Twirler 2,3g Head Majorette 43 Intramurals 1,2,3. 14 I' vig! J ii' ,git Sw. . te A 1 ' , j 1 t Louise Laedlein WeeZ -MQ' XQH Ambition: Architectural Engineer Academic Course All Class President 3,45 National Honor fx V' Society 3,45 Vice President 4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Secretary 3g Criterion3,4g Latin Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3g Minstrel 3,43 Intramurals 2,3. Shirley Layhew 'Sherry' Ambition: Secretary Commercial Course Photo Club 43 Commercial Club 4. ff is Judith Lewin Judy Ambition: Beautician Commercial Course F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 3,4g Commercial Club 45 Library Assistant 2,3g Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. Leroy Lott Lee Ambition: To be a Gunsmith General Course A J G M ff' wild? A f' fy kffvtfvyxty Lee Roy Mazur Willy Ambition: College Academic Course Homeroom Representative lg Student Council 2,3,4g Latin Club 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4g Treasurer 43 Class Play 33 Hall Patrol 4: Bus Patrol 45 Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2, 3,4. Dale McKenna 'Dale' Ambition: College Academic Course Latin Club 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Track 2. Steve Malay 'Boots' Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Academic Course Homeroom Representative 4: Key Club 3,43 Secretary 4: Latin Club3,4g Basket- ball 3.4. Edwin John Manion Snuffy Ambition: Teach Biology Academic Course Latin Club 2,3,4g Class Play 35 Printing Crew 4: Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Football 2: Intramurals l,2,3,4, Michael Marhetky 'Bud' Ambition: Mason Trade General Course Stage Crew 2,3,4. Andy Massimino Mass Ambition: College Academic Course Latin Club 2,3,4g Hall Patrol 45 Basket- ball 1,2. Pk wx XV' Frances Ann Miller Ambition: Air Force Commercial Course F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 3,4g Photo Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Chorus 1: Intra- murals l,2,3. 'Dimples Edna Mink Edna Ambition: Sales Clerk Commercial Course Photo Club 3,4g Vice President 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Commercial Club 45 Intramurals 3. ' , X1 - v I. QP mx Rose Marie Mocek xl Qi, Rose' ' Ambition: Secretary 1' it Commercial Course I X' X F. H. A. 1,2,3,4g Photo Clubfllg oil - mercial Club 4: Chorus 1,2. I X R L J Nancy Montanarf fi Nam Ambition: pecn X. Commercial xgllgu Homeroom, e A ry 4: Commercial Glubgjllg l,2,3g French Club 21 'liraryitl iss' ant l,2g Class Play 3: orup 2:51 ler 3,4:1XlfpEramurals 2. il i O W l X ix l X 1 V C' V Nc XX I f 5' fi si A 1, ' - ' A 1 5, A af! A I 1 , I V , ? ,J Mercedes E. Meschia 'Dee Dee' Ambition: Telephone Operator Commercial Course Commercial Club 45 Photo Club 4: Chorus 1,2,3. Clara Lou Miller 'Babe' Ambition: Secretary Commercial Course F.H.A. lg PhotoC1ub4gCommercia1 Club 4: Chorus 1,25 Bus Patrol4g Intramurals 2. I ! i J .rif gwljll U VL, X . . Judy Myers Judy Ambition: Secretary Commercial Course Class Secretar l,3g Photo Club 3,43 4: F.H.A. 2,3,4g Commercial Phil lg Criterion 3, Editor 4g F.H.A. 2,3,4g Bus Patrol 3, Chorus 1,4g Minstrel f s I , . g,,e:11,,g, A3 pifiagi ,ag JoAnn Nassick 'Jo' Ambition: Nurse Academic Course Homeroom Secretary 13 Student Council 2,3,43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4Q Treasurer 3,43 Latin Club 2,3,43 Drama Club 33 Chorus 1,43 Bus Patrol 4g Intramurals l,2,3,4. Jack A. Nichols Jack Ambition: Go to College Academic Course Homeroom Vice President 2,33 Latin Club 2,3,4Q Treasurer 33 Varsity Club 43 Class Play 33 Chorus 23 Hall Patrol 4g Bus Patrol43 Football l,2,3,43 Basket- ball l,2,33 Track l,2,43 Intramurals 2,43 Minstrel 4, Amy Rahick 'Amy' Ambition: Secretary Commercial Course Homeroom Secretary 33 Commercial Club 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Secretary 43 Major e 4 Chor 2g Minstrel 2,3,4Q Twirler 2,32 Al' e Sag JJ Alice YQ bitio ' cre dp!! N m ial C se Co m cial 4- , 2, 3, 43 Li Ass ,23 s 2g Intra- ,tg -MQMW Theodore James Novak Ted' Ambition: College Academic Course Homeroom Vice President 43 Latin Club 2,3,43 Varsity Club 43 Class Play 33 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4Q Track 1,43 Intramurals l,2,3. ,QA Gloria O'Block Gloria' Ambition: Secretary Comtnercial Course Commercial Club 43 Secretary 43 F.H.A. 1,23 Bus Patrol 3,43Chorus 1,21 Minstrel 3,42 Twirler 3,4. Paul Dennis Patla Paul Ambition: College Academic Course Class Vice President 3g Varsity Club 2, 3,43 President 43 Key Club 3,43 Vice President 43 Latin Club 2,3,43 Class Play 33 Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4. William R. Pekarek 'Rich' Ambition: Go to College Academic Course Class Vice President 1,43 Homeroom President 2g Latin Club 2,3,4Q Criterion 3,43 Drama Club 33 Class Play 3,43 Minstrel 23 Chorus 1,23 Band l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. I' '1 Judy Sheaffer Ju Ambition: Telephone Operator General Course F.H.A. 1,25 Chorus 25 Intramurals 2. Carol Shearer Carol Ambition: To Succeed Commercial Course F.H.A. 45 Photo Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Chorus 1. Joseph Sheveck Shev Ambition' Electronics Engineer Academic Course Homeroom President 3 4 Homeroom Vice President 2 National Honor Society 3 4 President 4 Key Club 1 2 3 4 President 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 Latin Club 2 3 4 Class Play3 4 Chorus 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4' Baseball 3' Track 1 2 4' Intramurals Dorothy Smead Doris Schantz Doris Ambition: Secretary Commercial Course Criterion 45 F.H.A. l,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Library Assistant 25 Chorus 1,25 Minstrel 3. Russell Shank Frostie Ambition: To be a Carpenter Agriculture Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Chaplin 45 Football 1,25 Track 1. Q Af QQ' Ambition To Lead a Happy Life C Latin Club 2,3,4- F.H.A. 1 2 3 4- chorus A A 5 1 2 Intramurals 4 5 x N : ' , , 9 . : 'l lp Q ' ' ' 5 5' nDot,, V t,.,. Q u, X . . : . xg 5 S Academic Course Q 5 55 5 k kt A sil X gl xx 545. 4 15 it gf? . to 1 2 aals if 5 , 5 5,5 ik .5 X ,, I t, Janyce Smith 'Jan' Ambition: Private Secretary Commercial Course Class Secretary 45 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Plum HiLites3,45 Criterion 3,45 Commercial Club 45 Vice President 45 Minstrel 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2. Bonnie Solida Bon Ambition: Nurse Academic Course Latin Club 2,3,45 President45 Homeroom Secretary 1: F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Treasurer 45 Library Assistant 1,2,3,45 Secretary 35 Vice President 45 Cheer- leader 3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Class Play 35 Intramurals 2,3,4. Alma Faye Steele Faye Ambition: To Become a Psychologist Academic Course Homeroom Representative 4: Criterion 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 3,4g Photo Club 4g Class Play 3,45 Chorus 1,2 Twirler 3,4. Leroy Stotler Ambition: Air Force Vocational Agricultural Course F.F.A . 1,2,3,4. Alma Uhlemann Dol Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Academic Course Latin Club 2,3,4g F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2: Intramurals 1,2,4. Fred Uzelac Butch Ambition: Go to Florida Commercial Course Homeroom President 2: Secretary lg Commercial Club 4: Football 1,2: Bas- ketball lg Baseball 1,2. A .ly Ve Rochelle Stuck 'Ro' Ambition: Nursing Academic Course Latin Club 2,3,4g Secretary-Treasurer 43 G.A.A. 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Photo Club 45 Library Assistant 2,3,4: Class Play 4: Intramurals 3. F Larry Tomacanyi Bud Ambition: Raise Show Horses - Gun- smith Academic Course Marshall Truax Jess Ambition: Get the Most General Course Hobby Club 23 Chorus 2: Photo Club 3. Ruth Truax Ruthie Ambition: Air Force Commercial Course Class Secretary 2: Homeroom Repre- sentative 3: Secretary 1: Photo Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Library Assistant 2,3,4g President 43 Cheerleader 2,3,4g Class Play 3,4g Bus Patrol 4: Intra- murals 4. Thomas Walker 1 Tom Ambition: Work at Con c n or Steel Gen e J yce W er Joyce 't' n: ician or Tele e Ope- or I o er al ourse J I ice 4 Pr ent g Ietary l hot lub 9 . . ,4g Com- ercia Club g Lib r ssistant lg lj yu l,2. I I I J J Lorna Jean Washington Cooky Ambition: Become a Nurse General Course Photo Club 4: Latin Club 3,4g F.H.A. 45 Chorus 1: lntramurals 3. George Whalen 'George Ambition: Commercial Artist Academic Course Latin Club 2,3,4g French Club 4: Stage Crew 2g Class Play 3: Minstrel 2,3: Track 2,4. Francis Vormack Frankie Ambition: College Academic Course Student Council lg Printing Crew l,2,3,4g Key Club 2,3,4: Latin Club 2,3,4: Chorus l,2g Football l,2g Basketball l,2: Intra- murals 3,4. Patricia Ann Vozel 'Pat' Ambition: To Lead a Happy and Success ful Life Commercial Course Homeroom President 4: Secretary 2: Representative 1: Photo Club 4: Commercial Club 4: F.H.A. 1: Chorus2. I, Agnes Wooddell Aggie Ambition: Make a Good Artist General Course Photo Club 45 F.H.A. lg Chorus 1,25 Intramurals 4. John Yaklich 'Skip' Ambition: Service Commercial Course Football 4: Baseball 3,4. - ,-, Lorelei Young 'Lori' Ambition: To Become a GoodBeautician General Course F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Photo Club 43 Bus Patrol 4g Chorus 2. Anthony Zanaglio 'Tony' Ambition: Service Commercial Course Mike Zik Ambition: Make a Million 5's Commercial Course Basketball 2.3. 29 'Haunch f. Q34 skis 6 Sir Most Talented Rich Pekarek Phyllis Myers Maxine Balest N1ck1e Erro Joe Sheveck Louise Laedlein . A LINE Best Looking Frank Vormack Judy Myers wmiest Most Bashful Fred Uzelac Tony Zanaglio Kathryn Brooke Grace Erb 30 Most Ed Manlon Alma Steele Couple Ron DePellegrin Marilyn Gaye Best Dancers Marshall Truax Mary Jane Kozusko THE STARS Elise. !i0i?r,, if-Gr! J 0. Most Athletic Frank Kranik Carol Haubrick Most Likely to Succeed J immie Francis Steve Malay U ul B0 d Kathleen Kropelak rs a nste t 31 o-mem 1 'wg A 'is 1353 , .Ii 3 ,Q . , d f ' Q-1 3 Y, . , I . S ,x 1 r . ,f 21. 14-is .53 5 1 . f '. . 'S fi ' 1 Gavin X 1' X ' . if X3 is ', 's ' , , QL- P , fzsgxg' ., if W 3 if J P rf 5 o . R54 ' in, X . fu 'R 'AMN ...unsav- S I Ek- ig ,QM if S . x ' AX A ' fgfjfh K fd -llffffllflw 95' .. . , s . M, , fi de .H 3 0 ! wwwfii ',i:.1Hi40 t V12 Z! 'WE 1 f V may I-' 2 1---.-g an ., .. A L WM' x i'.,QUw QW ,L-JV M'IxVkK Zilla- ,442 xv Q I S JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS IUNIURS NEWS FLASH: The juniors have made news again by exercising their ingenuity. The activities they have sponsored this past year have been a smashing success. Hard work, co- operation, and extensive thought on their part produced a prom that was a grand success. Their play, a de- lightful comedy, was enjoyed by all. The president elect was Art Smail who was assisted capably by Norma Kerr, vice president, and Pat O'Block, sec- retary. All things considered, these juniors have had a very prosperous year. In the coming year, hopes are high that the class of 58 will continue along this road of high ideals. P 'd , ' ' P, 'Bl k, V' Pfiifdggi' If Secretary' O OC me SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ' ' ' President, W. Focaretag Secretary, B. Wagner SUPHUMURES NEWS: The sophomore class start- ed the social season off right by pre- senting a delightful Halloween dance for the enjoyment of everyone, They con- tinued their social-whirl by sponsoring a skating party at the Ches-A-Rena after the Christmas holidays. For the most part it has been a very enlightening and profitable year for this group. Thanks to Wayne Foscaretta, presi- dent, and Barbara Wagner, secretary, the sophomore class has proven its ability as leaders, in our school , again this year. We all hope that the sophomore class will keep up the good work and find their remaining years as successful as this one has been. Vice President, B. Cackowski. NINTH GRADE FLASH: As always, the ninth grade class was responsible for making head- line news this year. Flashing into view were many events. Among these were a skating party at the Ches-A-Rena and a dance, both of which were enjoyed by all. To make the jobofpresident easier, Charlotte Litchenfels had as her cap- able assistants, Georgia Truax, vice president, and Joyce Stolgis, secretary. lt was their duty to make decisions and get plans started for their many activ- ities. The officers and class have worked together efficiently and effectively to make this a happy and prosperous year. Eighth Grade Officers President, J. Duran, Vice President, J. Salovich' n tml .V ' secretary' M. Fisher. ' Ninth Grade Officers President, C. Lichtenfelsg Vice President, G Seventh Grade Officers Truaxg Secretary, J. Stulgis. President, J. McMulleng Vice President, D, Adams: Secretary, P. Shanta CMissingj, . r 9 'Q A 'Y' fr SEVENTH AND HGHTH GRADES SOCIETY: The seventh and eighth graders play a very important part in our school life. They each elect a presi- dent, vice president, secretary, and a Student Council boy and girl repre- sentative who play a very important part in governing and conducting our school life. These seventh and eighth graders also take part in intramural activities like basketball, volleyball, and others. Some of themtake part also in spelling bees of either borough, county, or state-wide importanceg they represent our school very well. We get many new and interesting ideas from these underclassmen which benefit our school and its members greatly. We know, as these seventh and eighth graders grow older and progress through the years, they will inspire and set a good example of well con- ducted leadership that will establish a pathway for the future seventh and eighth graders to follow. 'Q far First Row: M, Gavasto, J. Meyers, E. Adkins, M. Kerr, B. Strang, J. Maringo. Second Row: R. Shremshock, J. Strejcek, R. Black, J. Sickles, S. Capeta, D. Furko. Third Row: R. Carson, R. Law, J. Mozina, C. Giordano, J. Roman First Rwo: K. Gilmore, J. Blayney, R. Beam, R. Schultz, J. Dunnivan, J. Twardesky, N. Kerr, D, Kremer, S. Rabick, A. Sanoske. Second Row: K. McDade, J. Dunnivan, J, Hock- enberry, C. Salmon, R. Witas, R. Jehu, T. Davidson, G. Rhodes, B. Kurimsky, S, Taylor, P. O'Block, P, Stairs, R. Kacin, Third Row: C. Lorion, R. Tuite, J. Korzon, R. Nonnen- berg, J. Lauda, J, Oslick, P, Constant, M. Kelley, J. Machen, R. Ames, H. Harvat I f trwmw is I .wifi Trix 4-ar W- First Row: J. Fluent, C. Bierbower, P. Greer, L. Previc, E. Brooke, C. Delo, L. Leon, Lamont, C. Giordano, J, Peternal. Second Row: G. Wilson, C. Kvortek, D. Veitch, M, Stewart, B, Steiner, B. Hodgen, P, Ryan, K, Como, J, Hulton, C. Glass, C. Anderson, V. Plydesko, R. Cappe. Third Row: W. Mocek, F. Mazettis, L. Tenerowitz, B. Morris, T, Wilson, S. Zelahey, P. Bolt, G. Conn, F. Kaelin, P. Flynn, J. Tromza First Row: S. Logan, J. Greer, I. Chada,H. Kozucko, C. Schantz, J. Kastner, M, Krusper, B. Farkas, B. Dzaak, D, Fisher. Second Row: C. Thompson, M. Holley, B. Francis, V. Makin, R. Merryman, B. Montanari, D. Kaufman, M. Fisher, N. Kubala, J. Holt, S. Shefrar, J. Karp, G, Salovich, Third Row: S. Gracci, D, Knopfel, J, Kuchna, D. Dunlevy, A. Smail, J. Ryan, R, Zik, D. McDowell, W, Nesbit, D, Morningstar, D. Bevil, M. Matis. K 1 1 E N-ggf'? ,ff S Sf, L .f A 5 ' N it 'Q' it 'I' in 'avg I S - if 2 .Iii , l . is , , J Ut, f I f 'Pi-ff First Row: L. Johnson, W. Puskar, J. Malay, Z. Biondich, J. Brennan, M. Aliff, M. Mes- chia, M, Edinger, M,Nassick,T. Degnan,Second Row: B. Grassinger, J, Ward, J. Keating, K. Hornbeck, L. Holmes, S. Dallara, H. Farabaugh, J. Beam, L. Mazeitus, E. Lake, J, Tenerowicz, R. Kalish. Third Row: R. Rogers, R. Stotler, R. Luther, C. Kempenski, L. Kealin, B. Cacowski, C. Dollman. P. Smith, A. Conville, F. Funfar, R. Myers, K. Nixon First Row: M. Adams, J. Strenko, N. Rosetti, M. Shirey, M. Grassinger, D. Feeney, M. Swigart, B. Wagner, D. C-azdacko, P. Podobnik. Second Row: M. Wisneski, C. Fellabaum, C, Solida, J. Walker, D. Arthur, B. Mizak, V. Novak, B. Klemencic, S. Thompson. Third Row: A. Brenner, D. Chil1insky,R. Josephson,R. Morrow, J. Sink, W. Phillips, L. Frame, H. Blake, W, Danney First Row: J. Bevil, B. Miklos, B. Lucas, N. Schultz, L. Erb, D. Dudley, J. Zarisky, C. McMullen, L. Langdon, R. Dodds. Second Row: P. Byerly, B. Kapalka, A. Stetar, L. Delo, C, Wilkinson, N. Nepsa, P. Waitkus, R. Rupert. Third Row: J. Kress, P. Bender, E. Adams, R. Madters, P. Alberta, A. Smail, A. Pyer, V. Boerio, J. Jasper, R. Spewock First Row: J. Kestner, P. Vozel, K. O'Donnell, G. Petrosky, A. Giebler, P. Kaluchuck, S Beverlin, L. Garo, C. Kurtz, C. Pintar, Second Row: R. Heinz, R. Milford, J. Shula, H Martin, W. Focaereta, C, Marunich, J. Lott, K. Holmes, J. Frank, R. Ritter, J. Hocken- berry, G. Gould, Third Row:R. Munda,C. Blaney, D. Henderson, D. Brannan, li. Godleski M. Opina, J. McPheron, R. Peterman, J. Giammatteo, R. Hockberg, P. Danovich First Row: M. Walen, Skinner,D. Yockey,J, Pole, D. Rabick, C. Williams, D, Sheffler C. Farkas, M. Kincevich, H. Webster. Second Row: T, Kremer, C. Waitkus, C, Anderson P. Nelis, C, Doyle, M, Mclsaughlin, M. Myers, M. Carnahan, J, Barson, J. Keaton, K Sherwood, J. Eckenrode, D. Daul, R, Fink, Third Row: T. Zanaglio, R, Johnson, K. Stuft J. Tuite, G. Salmon, C. Sheaffer, K. Woody,R. Kastelic, K. Heple, R. Banks, li, Sheer, D Philips, W, Hickman lfirst Row: L. Gilmore, l.. Stepek, D. McDade, C. Kowleski, J. Maksimchuk, l. Bonstedt M. Bomber, l.. Martin, M. Yeager, M. Oslick. Second Row: J. Sheck, C. Greer, F, Beers D, Hockenbcrry, C, Williams,.I. Waite,M.German, A. Mayerski, M, Maxwell, J. Simpson J. Stocklinsky, R. Girdich, J, Hamilton, H. Hauch. Third Row: R, Glenser, E. Syminof M. Uzclac, P, Constant, E. Halka, S. Deere, R, D'Happart, J. Steward, W. Sasinoske, W Beals, R. Green, J, Hazzard, C. Stotler I First Row: L. Hartman, M. George, C. Greer, K. Curtweitz, C. Lichtenfels, A. Hromy M. Peterson, B. Anker, S. Cashdollar, J. Vozel. Second Row: L. Humbert, J. Stulgis, F Hulton, P. Stein, C. Truax, P. Vorous, A. Mento, L. Kaufman, C. Marciniak, C, Hicks ll. Peternal, D. Lott, M. Pckarek, B. Maringo, D. Cordingly, D. McPheron. Third Row: D'lncau, J. Pyle, C, Sink, H, Schrock, F, Jeffreys, B. MCKelvey, K. lickenrode, W Rhodes, D, McAllister, J. Johnson, R. Falk, L. Adams, J. Bogin 'Nxi 'U D First Row: G. Baron, M, Beiber, E.Schantz,C. Murray, L. Sadler, M. Moore C Brooke J, Wilson, C. Cadwaller, D. Nesbit. Second Row: N. Master, B. Gycnes, J. Daugerdas A, Wallace, R, Logan, B. Jones, V. Swigart, C. Snyder, S. Delo, A. Stotler, P. Gira, J Giacolctti, R, Dunnivan, J. Eaton, Sagel. Third Row: C. Pohan, J. Mocek, T. Pivik J. Kirschner, R. Kastelic, K. Kron, S. Bentz, G. Schrock, F. Marselak, W. Stanley, J Lecorchick, H. Berneberg, A. Chizer , xl it First Row: K, Kozuch, J. Sickles, R. Tenerowitz, G. Wallerton, S. Boerio, N. Mickleoch N, Kurtz, F. Harvat,D.Jones,J. Walter.Second Row: F, Kalick, J. Salovich, J, Chobanion A. Lotta, S. Humbart, J. Klemencic, S. Lauffer, E. Keaton, P. Hockenberry, B. Frank, R Chizer, G, Poloski. Third Row: D. Luther, P. Young, R. Davis, E. Morningstar, B, Dzuban J, Diggins, L, Deer, J. Faix, J. Nichols, K. Hammond, T. Greece, S, Wehn First Row: R. Vermeulen, J. Kosmuch, P. Brown,D. Anieskevich, D. Stotler, G. Sheffler R. Booth, F. Haddock, J. Maringo, A. Dapra, L. Peterman. Second Row: J. Metropolis D. Marquis, B. Pelar, F. D'Happart, V. Phillips, D. Blair, P. Rabick, G. Uhlemann, E Kraykovic, M, Zik. Third Row: B. Mocek, C. O'DQnnel, D, Pyle, A. Baur, B. Black, D Solida, C. Shremshock, G. Steiner, B. Novescell, E. Law, B. Beattie, C. Chapitis, M Marchall, L. Clements, R. Humes, M. Chobanian. Fourth Row: N. Danny, D. McGraw, D Knopfel, R. Weisher, C. Taylor, A. Hosac,M. Panuline, J. Kremer, W. Stresky, P. Gould J, Goodall, J, McNeel, J. Olivio, J. Rossetti, F. Marchelewski, D. Mento, F. Strejek, J Montanati, S. Luffey, R. Wolfe, J. Maloney, L, Kester, J. Montanati, S. Luffey, R. Wolfe J. Maloney, L. Kester, R. Boring, L. Waitkus, W. Hickman, R. Zimmer, J. Duran, S Larimer First Row: C, Young, B. Crawford, S. Maraskanisk, L. Hill, J. Montanari, R. Hursh, B. Swetof, J. Crassinger, M. Fisher, C. Kovach, Second Row: W. Flynn, K. Vaughn, B. Drop, N. Machin, M. Focereta, B. Burket, A. DeMento, I. Koban, F. Petrilla, F. De Simone. Third Row: F, Petrilla, P. Skeril, R. Uzelac, R. Stein, L, Bernas, J. Myers, J. Yachi, R. Fontana First Row: V. Henry, M. Simmons, P, Smith, J. Godleski, K. Clark, R. Mozina, N. O'Block C. Munda, K. Hue, C. Vanhorn. Second Row: W. Mink, M. Nonnenberg, L. Mallott, S Smeltzer, H. Adams, K. Washington, R. Berner, R. Buzzard. Third Row: T. Bailey, B Mooney, L. German, J. Gazdako, D. Williams, B. Long ,First Row: L. Fluent, L. Schantz, R, Piper, P. Keaton, J. Goodwin, K. Lott, C. Kuhn, J Pintar, J. Bender, B. Busler, Second Row: F. Paton, D. Malony, N. Ford, D. Dollman, N. Korly. B. Brooke, N. Daugerdas, N. Lott, S. Aliff, A. Keating, B. Stuck, R. Smail, R. Smith. Third Row: J. Larimer, L. Stewart, J. Gray, R. Miller, J. Murphy, R. Alberta J. Makin, J. Carnahan, D. Gilmore, R. Hockenberry First Row: D. Myers, M, Frame, D. Adams, S. Balest, P. Greer, L. Dodds, E, Karr, K Brenner, C. Shremshock, D, Rockwell, l.. Merryman. Second Row: K. Lott, D. Long, M Banos, J. Godak, A. MacFar1ene, C. Roucher, M. Bonacci, I.. Jackson, D. Wilson D Wolfe. Third Row: J. Smith, D. Woodlicker, A. Keschart, R. Ostendort, D, Chirch Smith, A, Petrilla, D. Miller, J. Miller, J. Grassinger, C. Hancock ,C. 3 'NW' First Rwo: J. Vozel, S. Buzzard, M. Greer, M. Yeager, D. Gilmore, C. Woolslayer, L. Walters, P. Moore, V. Hornbeck, S. Sproels, M. Padrowsky, R. Galic, I. Anderson, Eu Bucko, J, Goodall, M. Harvat, I. Britton, S. Brenner, P. Hamilton. Third Row: R. Lecor- chick, J, Rupert, M, Locke, R. Chambers, R. Stonis, D. Reedy, J. Smart, J. Chambers, G. Beattie, G. Vermeullen, S. Kline, J. Schott, T. Savage, R. O'Block, J. Montgomery First Row: D. Brennen, A. Rhodes,C. Hilvar,D. Bebar, K. Lewin, A. Query, C. Simmons C. Russitano, P. Blackmore, B. Dzaak. Second Row: G. Swigart, M. Kavalchick, M. Shar- kins, D. Wisneski, M. Whalen, J. Harris, M. Zanaglio, R, Plydesko, R. Young, J. Grabow- ski, S, Price, M. Lamont, N. Dollman, J. Wilson, Third Row: R. Wollerton, J. Laffer E. Debalak, R. Dahl, C. Hockenberry, N. Williams, L. Gault, J. Zarisky, R. Pedrowsky G. Clark, L. Conti, J. Matis, J. McMullen X si 'Es ggvg ,Q-rw Y n f :U ssfli f dvi, 499' FF if I 4. -'C Q if Q gy, .-4' 4 aj I 1 Q Literary Staff Fi t Row: B, Beck, J. Kvortek, A. Steele, S. Taylor, P. Myers, C. Haubrick, J. Smith, l.. Laedlein, rs d B Hod en, R. Merryman, M. Kerr, J. Greer, S. Shefrar, B. M. Grossek, Second Row: P. Bernar 0, . g Kirimsky, M. Fisher, D. Veitch CRITERIUN Business Staff First Row: L, Conklin, R. Truax, M, Koban, M. Britton, K. Kropelak, W. Pekarek. Second Row: R. Jehu, B. Steiner, M. Krusper, P. Stairs, S. Rabick, J, Machen Q AT WURK Juniors and seniors of Plum Borough High School composed the Criterion Staff which was under the sponsorship of Miss Mac Farlene. Under the supervision and guidance of the very competent Criterion editor, Phyllis Myers, the 1957 Criterion proved to be a memorable and well-organized yearbook. The Criterion business staff, headed by Kathleen Kropelak, gave their whole-hearted co-operation in securing the necessary funds for the yearbook's production. The yearbook theme, that of a newspaper, provided a center for careful consideration and planning. The artists and writers of the CRITERION were exacting in their newspaper reproductions and compositions and deserve a hearty congratulations for this eye-catching publication. With the completion of the 1957 Criterion the yearbook staff presents it to you, as a momento of your 1956-57 year at Plum. i X - s E S E ,yiap STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: P. Vores, D. Knopfel, B. Kurimsky, M. Kerr, F. Hartman,L,Maz- ur, J. Nassick, C. Fella- baum, K. Hornbeck.Second Row: K. Lott, J. Johnson, P. Constant, P. Vorous, J. Klemencic, A. Waugh, V. Boerio, D. Brennan. STUDENT CUUNCIL Under the president, Fred Hartman, vice presidents, Marilyn Gaye, Barbara Kurimsky, and Darrell Knopfelg and the secretary, Meme Kerr, the rest of the Student Council very effectively governed Plum's students. During the semi-monthly meetings, the Council was kept busy and informed on all the school activities. Just a few activities included in the busy schedule were taking charge of the hall and bus patrols, of all the clubs, of counting activities points for the distribution of letters, of the annual Open House , of the trophy case, of soliciting money for various fund-raising organizations, and of the class elections. ln addition to their work, the Council found time for some relaxing social events which included a trip to the annual Student Council convention and the sponsorship of a dance, a skating party, and a bake sale. The Student Council, which worked very hard and cheerfully with their faculty sponsors, Miss Manning and Mr. Frack, is to be commended for the standards they have placed before the student body. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES First Row: M. George, C. Balest, C. Kuhn, S. Malay, A. Steele, A. Pyer, D. Chillinsky, G. Woolerton, S. Boerio, S. Miklos. Se- cond Row: J. Shula, C. Sal- mon, M. Krusper, J. Sick- les, S. Zelahey, P. Con- stant, J. Tuite, D. Wilson, J. Giacoletti, R. Stein, F. Haddick, B. Cackowski, B. O'B1ock Walk, don't run,' Don't push, and Get in line , were frequent orders heard from members of the hall and bus patrols. These students, who represent almost every grade in the high school, are authorized to give orders to fellow students. The orders are given so as to produce the utmost of safety and efficiency for everyone, regarding traffic in the halls and transportation on the buses. Students were warned against running in halls, pushing or crowdingwhile boarding buses, breading the lunch line, confusion in halls while classes were in session, and against unnecessary crowding and confusion during class changes. Along with Mr. Baker, the faculty sponsor, the members worked hard policing the students of Plum High. Upon detection of an offense, the members would report it to the proper authori- ties, and punishment was given to the law breakers. In this way, the students of Plum learned, for the most part, to obey the rules. A special salute should go to Mr. Baker and his patrols for effectively watching the hall and bus traffic during the 1956-57 school year. SAFETY PATROL e 1's 1, l' H,Xl.I, PATROL First Row: B, Graf, R. lickenrodc, M. Whalen, M. Swigart, ll, Feeney. Second Row: ll, Francis, C, Waitkus, B. Kurimsky, M. German, Il. Sheffler, D. Metropolis. Third Row: B. O'l3lock, l.. Mazur, .X. Massimino, J. Nichols, F. Marchlewski, IT. Hartman, R. Burnside BUS PATROL First Row: C. Kovach, E, Schantg, M. Moore, J Winkle, P. Myers, M. Swigart, M. Kerr, B. Kurim- sky, K. Gurkweitz, lu. Young. Second Row: R. Rupert J, Tromza, C. Giordano, J. Hedy, G. O'I3lock, D Veitch, C. Miller, P. Ryan, P. Stein, G. Truax, F Hartman, B. Deering. Third Row: R. Green, F. Pet- rilla, L. Mazur, J. Nichols, T, Dudley, K. Washington S. Peternal - f .A ,,,f M mf.-VM , ,X FUTURE HUMEMAKERS UF AMERICA G. Petrosky, V. Plydesko, E. Lamont, C. Giordano, S, Beverlin, D. Kremer, J. . Greer, S. Shafrar, N. Nep- sa, J. Bevil. Second Row: D. Fisher, H. Kozusko, B. Miklos, B. Wagner, J. Fluent, J. Blayney, B, Steiner, B. Hodgen, B. Montanari, C. Bierbower V. Makin, M. Stewart, M Gavasto, J. Keating, D vench, J. Marmgo, P. vof zel. Third Row: C. Delo E. Brooke, L. Leon, C Solida, C. Fellabaum, B Klemencic, N. Rosetti, D Gazdacko, S. Thompson, M Wisneski, A. Stetar, L Mazeitis, D. Arthur First Row: J. Smith, R. Mocek, A. Steele, L. Young, J. Nassick, J. Kvortek, H. Zimmer, J. Myers, M, Kurtz, M. Kozusko. Second Row: J. Walters, M, Gros- sek, P. Myers, E. Mink, A. Sagel, B. Solida, D. Smead. Third Row: L. Kuba. C. Shearer, B, Kremer, R. Stuck, A. Uhle- mann, F. Miller The Future Homemakers of America is an organiza- tion set up to further the interest and acknowledgements of the homelife. Under fine supervision, the club teaches its members the most essential methods in creating a better homelife. These essential methods are taught by the many activities of the club. ln the past year these activities have consisted of a hilarious initiation, followed by a skating party, and a clothing and food drive for the needy, all of which were very successful. Also the club worked very diligently making Christmas pins, earrings, and corsages that were sold to the students. They made field trips to Harrisburg and to different factories where they learned hints on sewing and cooking. Each year the Senior members of the F.H.A. compete with other schools in a national contest to find the National Homemaker of the Year. At the end of each year the senior members receive jackets depending on the amount of merits they have. They receive these merits according to the amount of work they have done in different committies. May we congratulate the members of the Future Home- makers of America and their fine sponsor, Mrs. Trettle, for the splendid work they have done in the past year. First Row: P. Stairs, D. Bevil, R. Shank, W, Phil- lips, R. Genis, R. D'Hap- part, J. Hazzard, D. Mc- Allister. Second Row: T. Brunner, M. Giametteo, R. Stotler, L. Humbert, F, Hulton, W, Beals, J. Bow- er, J. Giammetteo,L,' Frame, R. Carson, J, Hockenberry, A. Conville, R. Dunnivan, D, Francis, L. Stotler. Third Row: E. Adams, R. Hockberg, P. Bracco, R. Law, G. Conn W. Rhodes, J. Dunnivan D. McDowell, C. Dollamn, R. Myers, R. Peterman Again this year, the Future Farmers of America proved to be one of the most active organizations in the vicinity. The organization is composed of agricultural students ofthe ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades and the faculty sponsor, Mr. Gismondi. Since most of the c1ub's members plan some sort of a future in farming, they study and participate in many of the valuable things that compose the vast knowledge of a real farmer. To supply funds to sponsor their many field-trips, the Future Farmers all joined together and worked hard making a calendar and selling seeds, cards, sweet corn, and wheat. The 40-odd members were also kept busy and well-informed by participating in many outside activities including a joint trip to Harrisburg for the annual Farm Show, a trip to Penn State to witness judging of sheep, swine and cattle, a trip to Cooks Forest, atrip to the annual F.F.A. Week at Penn State, and a trip to Clarion to study artificial breeding processes. During the fall months, Plum's F.F.A. also traveled to the County Fair and the Livestock Show at Harris Island. This valuable club has truly lived up to the motto of, 'Learning to Do, Doing to Earn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve . 55 FUTURE FARMERS UF AMERICA W my KL fwv-egg wftlmsgg Qwfwviaxs XQz,mw wx ,wg x 4? --41 Q3 W Q ,F I . Q 31 ,A Hgh I Q H 35555699 f -'I-'nw Bike' Wm ' Mm M wil 2224 .42 I , N Q5 ,, gm m-A K P 5 iaggyiwfx Gm ., V xy 3 N 'iJ gig W. 4 Ya ' f - W. a gd 1-.W - - . ,A KL swim ' .6- - All ,ng Mm Nw 5. nv, m X . .K , 1 ,gf was I em, ! 1 Q Wi! , in ,, i MFL SNA Wa' , Q .af-gp-f' 1 v. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The Library Assistants Club is composed of efficient girls who spend their study halls inthe library helping Miss Mock, the club sponsor and head librarian. These girls are under the leader- ship of their capable officers, Ruth Truax, presi- dent, Bonnie Solida, vice president, and Cry- stallee Fellabaum, secretary-treasurer. The girls hold an annual initiation party for the new members of the club. These girls mend books, check them out, make out overdue slips, keep the magazines and books arranged properly, and make the library look cheerful by decorating it so colorfully. The display in the library for open house caught the eye of everyone who entered the library. lt was a big wagon wheel with the library as the hub of the school. The spokes around the hub were made up of the different types of books. The theme of the whole dis- play was the library's magic carpet, and it invited everyone to come aboard and join them at the library's Miracle of Books. First Row: M. Maxwell, K, Gilmore, B. Solida, Miss Mock, R. Truax, C. Fellabaum, M. Kurtz, D. Nesbit, Second Row:M. Edinger, D. Blair, J. Keating, B. Maringo, S. Beverlin, M. Myers, V. McLaughlin, C. Doyle, B. Anchor, L. Stepek, C. Baron,C.Truax, P. Gira, A. Francis, P. Kurtz, G. Wollerton, M. Sieber, K. Sher- wood, J. Peternal, V, Plydesko. Third Row: R. Edinger, C. McMullen, L. Holmes, M. Kenzevich, E. Schan- tz, M. Logan, A. Stotler, S. Delo, J. Wilson, B. Jones, D. Feeney, L. Langdon, M. Olson, N. Nepsa, R. Stuck, M. Morris, P. Vozel, C. Solida, C. Kurtz KKJK. rlzl' if I , CUMMERCIAL CLUB icht, the club's Under the direction of Mrs. Fe and Myra Grossek, president, faculty sponsor, the Commercial Club has accomplished many things. In the past year the club sold peanut brittle, school fountain pens, and nineteen fifty seven birthday calendars. The profit from these sales ' ' l'es urchasing machines and office supp 1 went to p to be used by the commercial students in their classes. l b made field trips to Pittsburgh The c u visiting offices to get ideas of office procedure. h Th had demonstrators from Burroug GY Comptometer and Stenotype Institute who spoke modern office machines and procedure. about They also had a speaker from Unity National Bank. Each year the 0 d' class senior survey of members ofthe prece ing to find out 'what they are doing' and 'where they are working. The past year was truly successful for the Commercial Club. Let's hope they have many more like this one. C mmercial Club makes a V el H Zimmer J Myers R I1 inge h B Kremer C First Row: A. Radick, P, oz , . Meschia, K. Hultz. Second Row: G. O'Block E Mink J Walters J Smith S Lay ew Miller, B. Graf, M. Grossek, M. Koban, F Miller R Eckenrode Third Row N Montanari N Aurcdmk ' F.Uzelac,N Erro J Beattie L Kuba C Shearer M Britton R Truax K, Kropelak, A. Sagel, J,Yakl1ch, LATIN CLUB This year the Latin Club was under the capable leadership of Bonnie Solida, president. The co-officers and Mr. McPau1, the club sponsor, gave helpful suggestions and assistance. The club is made up of about sixty members from grades ten, eleven, and twelve, who have successfully completed one or two years of Latin. The new members were inducted into the club in November. During the initiation day, students wishing to become Latin Club members were slaves to the old members, and they dressed in togas, A candlelight service took place in the evening making the inititation complete. ln order to raise funds for the big Latin Club Banquet, the club held a bake sale and a skating party. The banquet is the annual event eagerly anticipated by allof the members. Everyone dressed in togas, and the new members, acting as slaves, served the old members. This gala affair is always enjoyed by the entire club. As always, it ended the activities of the Latin Club until next year. First Row: J. Machen, P. Constant, M. Holley, B. Solida, U. Bonstedt, D. Smead, J. Nassick, C. Sal- mon, T. Wilson, S. Zelahey, J. Ryan. Second Row: R. Shremshock, J. Kuchna, B. Kurimsky, P. O'Block, J. Greer, M. Kerr, M. Krus- per, B. Dzaak, J. Peternal, B. Montanari, B. Hodgen, N. Kerr, T. Davidson. Third Row: W. Nesbit, J. Sickles, B. Francis, D. Knopfel, K. Como, D. Vei- tch, P. Myers, M. Stewart, S, Taylor, K. Brooke, L. Laedlein, A. Uhlemann, B, Cartledge, M. Fisher, D. Kaufman, R. Stuck, M. Kurtz, H. Harvat, R. Jehu, Fourth Row: R. Kacin, G. Whalen, S. Malay, F.Hart- man, J. Nichols, A. Mass- imino, E. Manion, L. Hill, J. Sheveck, D. McKenna, L. Conklin, W, Pekarek First Row: M. Adams, B. Mizak, B. Kapalka, L.. Garo, S. Thompson, M Kerr, S. Beverlin, B. Lucas, R. Dodds, K. H0171- beck. Second Row: R. Ames, R. Spewock, C. Schantz, J. Shula, C. H811- brick, J. Zarisky, L Holmes, D. Veitch, G. Whalen, W. Frack, P. By- erly. Third Row: J. Hock- enberry, R, Muda, P. Ber- nardo, R. Moore, P. Al- berta, R. Morrow, V. Boer- io, H, Martin, D. Hender- son, J, Kastner, C. Jasper, J . Korzon FRENCH CLUB The traditional French Club year began with the initiation of its new members in the later part of February. Kathryn Brooke was in charge of the installation ofthe new members. The French Club has a numberof requirements to be met before membership of admittance will be accepted. First of all a person must have at least a B average in French. The memorization of the Lord's Prayer, the 23rd Psalm and the allegiance to the American flag mustbefully memorized in French. Upon being admitted to the organization,a person is automatically a life member. The French Club of 1956-57 carried out the traditional objectives of attending a French opera, a French movie, and indulging in different and new French foods. All of the French Club meetings were held in the evenings. At each of the various meetings, there was a guest speaker and members participated in French folk dances and songs. All business procedures were conducted in a parliamentary fashion and were spoken in French. 61 '2 5 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIUN The Girls' Athletic Association of PlumHigh School represents one of the most active and desirable organizations for Plum Senior High N girls. The forty members were chosen to join the club because of their scholarship, ability to lead, sportsmanship, athletic ability, and strong , B 5 . character shown in school sports activities. To s' t 9 . . become and continue to be a member of the ' li A G.A.A., one must maintain a 'B' average or better in scholastic activities. 6 4 gg eg The leaders of this group are president, Bette Beck, vice-president, Kathleen Kropelakg sec- 4 retary, Amy Rabickg treasurer, Bonnie Solida. The able sponsor is Miss Capets, thejunior high gym teacher, who helped the G.A.A. very much by giving time and information towards raising money for the clubs needs. One important function of the G.A.A. is to raise enough money so that at the end of a school term a Mother and Daughter Banquet can be held in honor of the mothers of the mem- bers. At these banquets a complete dinner is G- L. C. served to all, and the girls entertain their First Row: .I, Waite, J. Wilson, M. Maxwell,J. Simpson, M. George, mothers with basketball exhibitions. dance num' D. Cordingly, Second Row: J, Klemencic, H, Webster,l,. Stepek, C, bers done in formal dress, and other physical Cadwaller, P. Vorous. Third Row: Miss Capets, J. Montanari, J. exhibitions, Duringthisdir1ner, MiSS Phys-Ed. Sickles, P. Tenncrowitz, J. Monanari, K. Kozuch is Chosen, and the new Club Officers Offigially take over. Girls Athletic Association First Row: Miss Capets, R. Stuck, A. Steele, H. Zimmer, B. Solida, A. Rabick, K. Kropelak, B. Beck, J. Kvortck, C, Haubrick, J, Hedy, M, Kozusko, Second Row: F. Miller, A. Stetar, K. Gilmore, M, Gavasto, S, Capcta, C, Solida, B. Kurimsky, l, Chada, P. O'Block, M. Kerr. Third Row: M. Bitton, P. Podobnik, L. lirb, S. Shcfrar, N. Kubala, J. Greer, H. Kozusko, K. O'Donnell, N. Kerr. Fourth Row: K. Hornbeck, R. Dodds, P. Waitkus, J, Malay, M. Nassick, M. Wisneski, B. Llemencic, M. Edinger, J. Keating max Q jH.XMLffk. f e, UI! J! , V I W V f VM A W' ? ' f e 'Q Q' f lib 'X x ,I 2 ffffdfl f G4 LL C fftdfji, Helen Kozusko Pat O'B1oCk 2,4 Iigfzfay f Bonnie Solids QL' , 1' U L-ff, ffffffqgw ff enee Km 5555, ,ff , we 77312 A Lj6Z4Zj1x fl! ,LM I e ,g MM ngrferqmfnre Q. ' - 1' Lf Y? ff V 1 Margaret SMHOI1 Karen O'Donne11 W 9 L H N A WV xwivfw 1 PLUM HI-LITES This year was Considered to be most success- ful as far as the Plum Hi Lites Staff was con- cerned. Each month the staff of thirty four members worked under the able leadership of Kathryn Brooke and Kathleen Kropelak, editors, in pub- lishing the monthly edition. The editors and the remaining part of the staff did their very best in producing a good newspaper which kept up with the latest events of interest at Plum, The editors' cohorts this past year were Patty O'Block, Marty Maxwell, and Ruth Ann Dodds. ..,...........-..l L lp Ruth Ann was replaced at the end of the first semester as Ruth Ann moved from the Plum Borough district. Prior to this year the paper contained only eight pages, but the additional two pages allowed for new articles of interest to be published each month. One article that was of particular interest to the junior high was the Junior High Page. New and additional articles were the Poetry of the Month, Library Corner, and the Candid Corner. 41 First Row: M. Balest, R. Eckenrode, P. 0'Block, K. Kropelak,K. Brooke, N. Aurednik, J, Smith, M. Grossek. Second Row: P. Ryan, J. Tromza, R, Kacin, M. Maxwell, R, Dodds, B. Kurimsky, C, Salmon, N. Kerr F' 1 fir - First Row: T. Davidson, D. Kremer, S. Tay- lor, K. Como, P, Stairs, H. Farabaugh, P, Waitkus, D. Nesbit. Second Row: R. O'Block V. Boerio, R. Morrow, K. Kron, F. Jeffreys, A. Martin, M. Beiber, P. Vorous, C. Cad- waller, M. Marshall, B. Anker, R. Kalik NATIUNAL HUNUR SOCIETY First Row: E. Telleck, I. Ryan, J. Fontana, M. Skalicky, A. Duffy, K. Brooke, L. Laedlein, K. Kropelak. Second Row: A. Grosz, J. Sheveck, J. Righi, R. Evans, H. Yearm NATIONA L Houoa soar Evy 4 bfi 65 The National Honor Society is an honorary organization composed of students chosen be- cause of their many outstanding traits. Eligi- ble students must have achieved an A or B average during their years of high school. A faculty committee selects the juniors and sen- iors who have acquired all of the necessary qualifications. The emblem of this organization is the key- stone and flaming torch. The letters C, S, L, and S are at the base of the keystone. They represent the four chief principles of the society: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Ser- vice. The new members are inducted into the National Honor Society at acandlelight assembly program. The four symbols of C, S, L, and S are explained to the student body by the members. Mrs. Campbell is the faculty sponsor of the National Honor Society. First Row: C. Brooke, C. Farkas, C. Marcineak, C. Gilmore, D, Long, M, Oslick, D. Rabick, J. Vozel, C. Kuhn, J. Pintar. Second Row: D. Feeney, D. Gazdacko, J. Brennan, M. Meschia, L. Langdon, M. Stewart, J. Nassick, A. Rhodes, C. Simmons. Third Row: S. Hicks, R. Dzaak, C. Russitano, P. Blackmore, M. Whalen, T. Zanaglio, W. Hickman CHURUSES 7? .ff First Row: W. Mocek, B. Morris, N. Aurednik, H. Zimmer, P. Vozel, B. Farkas, J. Myers, R. Edinger, M. Krusper, R. Mocek, A. Steele, M, Meschia, C. Giordano, R, Black. Second Row: R. Kacin, M. Kurtz, J. Machen, B. Solida, L. Young, E. Mink, A. Wooddell, J. Walters, S. Layhew, L. Washington, B. Graf, C. Miller, D. Kaufman, B. Francis, B. Montanari, S. Logan, M. Gavasto, T. Davidson, J. Lauda. Third Row: J. Machen, C. Haubrick, K. Gilmore, D. Kremer, E. Adkins, B. Hodgen, B. Steiner, V. Makin, R. Merry- man, R. Eckenrode, C. Shearer, L. Kuba, M. Koban, D. Furko The Photo Club, a newly organized club, got off to a very nice start this year. The aim of the Photo Club is to teach photographic technics such as printing and enlarging pictures. The members of the club learned quite a bit about photography from the many different films and demonstrations presented at their meetings. lts members made Photo-Christmas cards for the paSI Christmas which 0 in turn enabled them to learn photography. Under the direction of Jan Machen as president aided by Edna Mink as vice president, Judy Myers as secretary, and Carmen Giordano as treasurer, the club has become very popular. This year the club was very fortunate to have Mrs. Pridmore as their faculty sponsor. Here's wishing the club lots of luck in the future years at Plum High. First Row: S. Beverlin,N, Rossetti,G. Petrosky,J. Brennan, C. Jasper, J. Malay, P. Kaluchuck, A. Giebler. Second Row: M. Meschia, J. Lott, B. Kapalka, M. Schweigert, D. Feeney, C. McMullen, B. Wagner, P. Vozel, M. Adams, L. Gorczynski, C. Kurtz, P. Waitkus, M. Nassick, D. Gazdacko, B. Klemencic, A. Stetar, C. Marunich, M. Wisneski. Third Row: L. Holmes, K. Hornbeck, L. Johnson, C. Pintar, M. Shirey, S. Dallara, N. Nepsa, S. Thompson, C. Solida, C. Fellabaum, J. Bevil ca? 'Wir 'Id , . Q A First Row: K. Kron, P. Alberta, R. O'- Block. Second Row: C. Jasper, D. Furko, P. Byerly, C. Schantz, R. Morris. Third Row: R. Morrow l ! MUSIC ! MUSIC ' Qmuum x 2 E 1 Q 2 5 5 'is 'A 5 1 . . 4 , E3 1 4' gl .4 vii' 'Ag First Row: 'l', Larimer, A, Smail, R. Spewock, J. Sickles, J. Strejcck. Second Row: If, Kaclin, A. Smail, S. Gracci, R, Deering, M, Marhefky, R, Deljelligrin STAGE CREW Made up of eleven members, the stage crew worked very hard this year to provide the proper back grounds, lighting, and sound equipment for the senior and junior class plays, our pep meet- ings, and other assemblies held in Plum High School during the 1956-57 school term, These boys were present at dress rehearsals and evening performances of the two class plays and were very instrumental in their success. Under the leadership and guidance of Mr. Palmer, the stage crew worked hard and long to prove their school importance, PRINTING CREW Another very vital school group is our print- ing crew. These boys provide all of our tickets and programs for plays, banquets, promls, and other special school events. These boys worked very hard, with the help of Mr. Prescott. to supply all of the school's printing needs. P, Kurtz, E. Manion, F. Vormack Mr, Sommers, Mr. Stotler, Mr. Mozina CAFETERIA LADIES Mrs. Licas, Mrs. Alberta, Mrs. Mondale, Mrs.Conri, Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Uzelac xl de ff I' I up if ,Aff M of S 1 H.. n YET. Us g' 5L sim 2 uf Y ff .sg 'aa '52 ' S 'sang .xg ge x x 5 Q -x 2. Q mg? fl am 'ff-5 ' 's S -S-is k' t 56 tfiifg 1' skits, XFIXSQT x A ky V 10? 23133' A ' -5, -L , ' ,age If ., E '5S-Ulf' .r ' s g2?fg i4T3fE. if X , fxxstf gS,31?:5.g 2. 5, an li 4' x ef' . be Q. QQX ,. J. PORT 5' '33, E'-1 K fi' E -v 5 4: 3 why. 4 by-if P ,f 5 s f 5,3 E 'I 5 S :M ,Q , 5 Q ,ff --1 J.-f 17 G' ww 'f ,g,,.x , K '-' ,.,... , ...- ff- 3 .M ,M 11 , ff Env' 16 tx! v'g,':. N5 Q: - I av 1 .1199 its H Ll' . 'lcngfuni f , Q ' xl! 'P-... 5 I a l .Fx it sr Y ,T K t,i',kv ings , . .H e... . CP . , Q , 6 M. f iff- ,Q fit? 5' ffl Q - I li ' . It ,fl Elf 'N -pk ': li' gf 4 ,FQ M if a 5 . .- iw' . ' - . it 2 tg. es- :fl ig F is-. First Row: Mr. Rometo, P. Bracco, J. Nichols, J. Sheveck, F. Kranik, P, Patla, L. Mazur, D. McKenna, F, Hartman, L, Hill, Mr, Tecak, Second Row: Mr. Hemphill, P. Stairs, J, Demko, J. Roman, D. Knopfel, R, Jehu, J. Sickles, D. Dunlevy, A. Small, F. Mazeitis, J. Yacklich, Mr. Baker. Third Row: M. Matis, C. Kvortek, S. Zelaney, C. Lorion, J, Twardesky, R. Sham- rock, A. Falke, B. Cackowski, N. Erro, F, Uzelac. Fourth Row: E. Godlcski, M. Opina, L.. Kaelin, R. Rupert, J. Sink, A. Brennen, A. Pyer, P. Danovick, R. Myers, D. Chillinsky E, A ,Q , ...Q '.', , -Q 5 . Ps . , 15 6: we A 8 1.3, sag, 121.3 253 will L el 1.93 S ...ws VARSITY FOOTBALL OPPONENT Wli North Allegheny 6 Leechburg 12 Oak mont 0 Freeport 7 Springdale 6 West Deer 13 Hampton 6 Mars 12 Arnold 0 THFY 33 25 39 39 34 7 27 12 39 39 I' , K Wi. . 'QB 3' 4 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL OPPONENT WE THEY Oakmont 0 6 Springdale 6 12 Turtle Creek 13 7 Monroeville 6 7 - First Row: C. Siak,fJ. Lecorchick R. Kastelic, C, Pohan, E, D'lncau C. Greer, G. Demko, D. McAllister E. Mihalko, M. Uzelac, E. Symio- not. Second Row: S. Karimer, J Duran, L. Waitkus, J. Olivo, S Wehn, F. Marchlewski, B. O'Block D. Knopfel, R. Kastelic, D. Dahl B. Fink. Third Row: R. Dahl, M: Kovalchick, B. Smail, J, McMullen, L. Conti, G. Vermeulen, R. Alberta A. Spisak, R. Kalichuk, F. Strejcek, M, Chobanian FUUTBALL ! BASKETBALL . V.'XRSI'I'Y I3.'XSKIi'I'BAI.I, THEY 59 72 59 64 62 38 73 30 51 76 OI'PONliN'I' Wli Uakmont 20 liast Dccr 25 Frtlnklin 45 Oakmunt 47 Arnold 36 Vcrunzi 54 Springdalc 33 Rifhlarld 49 Turcnttilii 38 Mt. Lcbanon 38 If rcuport 58 WCS! Ucci' 54 I.ccchhu1'g 55 Scott l'wp. 41 46 56 50 52 First Row: R. Zik, P. Stairs, F Kranik, D, Chillinsky, D. McDade Second Row: R. Masters, S. Malay W. Danny, D. Tuite, E. Cybert, I.. Mazur, D. Brannan JR. H IGH BASKETBALL THEY 22 22 35 OPPONENT WE Penn 34 Blanox 20 Oakmont 25 Oakmont 18 Penn 21 Wilkins 27 Lincoln Park 27 Monroeville 35 Forest Hills 23 Wilkins 32 45 19 39 26 44 47 31 ,nf Q10 First Row: J. Olivo, E. Mihalko, F. Marchlewski, E, Symionof, F, Strejcek, Mr. Smeck. Second Row: D. Bevil, F. Haddick, D. Knopfel, A. Pivik, J, Tuite, M. Uzelac, E. Godleski. Third Row: J, Bogin, M, Kovalchick, S. Wehn, L. Stewart JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL B. O'Bl0Ck, A. SpeWOCk OPPONENT Wli THEY Oakmont 23 37 East Deer 18 39 Franklin 36 34 Oakmont 19 31 Springdale 28 35 Richland 51 17 Tarentum 34 39 Mt, Lebanon 9 62 Freeport 15 46 West Deer 27 13 Leeehburg 40 55 f Scott Twp. 27 57 . 7 ' ' ' ' ' First Row: R. Kacin, P, Alberta, D. Tuite, W. Danny. Second Row: R. Masters, K. Nixon, R. Zik, J. Ward, P. Byerly, D. Brannan v- GIRLS' SPURTS First Row: J. Kozusko, J Brenner, L. Jehu, F. Sal- ata, E. Wilkinson, J. Naun- chik, T. Loecorchick, M Kastelic. Second Row: D. Knopfel, L. Mazur, P. Pat- la, D. Colchagie, J. Graun, F. Hartman, E. Manion, P Bracco, Mr. O'Block Third Row: J. Sheveck, J Karp, J. Yakich, S. Gracci C. Giordano, R. Shrem- shock SPRING FEVER OPPONENT Mclieesport McKeesport Turtle Creek Turtle Creek Penn Twp. Penn Twp. Wilkinsburg Wilkinsburg North Huntington North Huntington GOL F RESULTS . W.-. -Jw..-.u---' --f'-- rw ws THEY 10 112 5 112 12 4 10 6 4 12 2 112 13 112 112 15 112 8 8 10 6 12 4 9 7 First Row: J. Hornbeck, J. Righi, R. Nonnenberg, J. Strejek. Second Row: G. Kuchna, Mr. Panza, J. Mo- zina KEYSTONE DAIRY CO. THE -ONLY DISTRIBUTOR OE ALL IERSEY MILK VISIT OUR DAIRY STORE 329 Sixth Avenue NEW KENSINGTON Phone: ED 7-3568 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS cmd SUPPLIES COOPER BROTHERS NEW KENSINGTON. PA. 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