Ramsay High School - Mounty Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

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Q Vx WD 9 1 ta:-3 xx , 3 M A C7 P fi' W Q ' 'f .A.- I A J: I :?-,,X R A W' K u.,Wf,J Presented by the Class ei P957 amsay Hugh Seheel Meunt Pleasant a eehe K W will l , P in ang ,U '1?'Fit. 1-.5 ..-w 'yW', 195 Ilur Book of Memories The process of preparmg a yearbook would beeasy 1f WI'1I11'1g the artxcles planmng the pages and collecung the plctures were the only thmgs mvolved Probably the most dxfflcult Job 1n producmg a successful annual IS conveylng the mtended a1m or 1dea of the book The alm of the 1957 Mounty IS to present an accurate p1ctor1a1 hlstory of our four years 1n hlgh school lt IS easy to forget the detalls of what we read we never forget the detalls of what we see ln order to better preserve our hlgh school memorxes we are usmg plctures a more v1v1d and human record than can posslbly be put ln words Each PICIUIG serves the purpose of brmgmg before us steps ln our achlevements and developments. Today these p1ctures w1l1 not mean much to us, but lf th1s book proves successful, a future look at these same plctures w1ll recapture the very emotxons of our txmes 1n Ramsay Hxgh School. The whole of our h1story cannot be told 1n plctures, but through them we get the h1gh11ghts from whlch we Wlll be able to v1sual1ze and once more catch the sp1r1t of the Class of 1957 A V ti y hi. 3 ,QR W l My Incidents Never le Be lergetten e e ' 2.-f A J a N-f...,,...emx! X '-,aefsiv fff I 1 f ' W BA. .xl A F P., ii ' 4 sv 'Zu fl. V, 5 R six- . ' ': 2 K W g 15.555 R, ' Sa k W' ' Y V Rl' ' 'gg' 'xm . X ,- x .Q , KL u x'k'f'v5w. ,fir i , JIQ' Ax ,TQ k A 'A . sim. .' 'Q. L Q 1- Q, Q, 'We-s ' fi Ng, W 'X-0 A A Y I n Q, ' i sx Y yr yas avi k x. Q 0 Q A I. wbk . Nm . vb X n 4 by V H me 9, 'fly' , . , svn, ' '.,,A1 .3 'sg , 05, . L w. 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Mr. Critchfield, assistant principal, is known to everyone for his outstanding ability to spot student culprits. Besides his duty as guidance counselor, he imparts important knowledge to our future scientists. Setting a fine example for all of our future secretaries, is our efficient secretary, Mrs. Zeglin. She is very reliable and is indispensable to the administrators. 1 ' Mr, C. Kensey Dillon - Principal of Ramsay High School. Mrs. Elinore Zeglin - Secretary tothe school board and to the high school. Mr. J. Geary Critchfield - Assistant principal and guidance counselor. llur Guiding lights Mr Balog Mrs Bergla Mlss Burge The Faculty These two words w1ll brlng back to us a great varlety of memor1es They w1ll recall for us the helpfulness whlch these teachers of ours have d1rected to us the youth of Mount Pleasant The Faculty have revealed to us the drama of Macbeth the w1zardry of sclence the wondrous equatlons of math and the unprece dented problems of past and future They have chaperoned our dances sponsored each class been enthuslasuc rooters at all our sport events, and most of all they have been our personal Mr Burrell Mrs Byers Mr Comfort G O O I u n . - l U ll ll I! ' ' I I ' ll U f P I I W ! 5... fl , 1 - , 'fill' 4 xx l . l , V J . . , . T if Iver Kind, Helpful, and Wise gp...- was Mr Copeland ,,e.w M Cr' hf' qfrf Mr. Farrell friends. When confronted by the instability of our life today, they have shown unending patience and understanding. Their generosity never ceases. They have taught to us the essentials of maturity, such as: fairness and honesty to your classmate, and the value of co-operation and reliability. Without them, what would we have done? Now, as we make ready for departure into our new life, we know that we can never repay them, The Faculty. lm Miss Freed Mr. Freed Miss GHUGY Mr, Gibbon Always Patient 3 Mr. Horr ll I J 'U' L xx rf I N J' r v Y ' X w' ,. M, X 7 Q ? W U YY fi? ,AO Mr. Houseman Mr. Myers in-Q M N' k'rk N1r Ra k' Mr. Simon ff fy, f fl Mrs, Siska H a was .Q I' il --X if-. ,3 1 3 2 'L Sl IURS Wffsi V , Nm, as 'XA K M-Q., M. -wma ' f,'f-wi ,M . , fl ,Mw53,V,kv ' Y N' fx 52 v . We the Senmrs ul Ramsa Hugh School The year 1953 would have gone downln hlsto ry as 1ns1gn1f1cant but for one thmg thls was the year the Class of 57 entered thelvy eov ered halls of Ramsay Hlgh School Lntranee lnto th1s magmfment tower ofknowledge had beenour goal smce flrst grade breen was the predoml nate Color 1n our freshman Class as we dllxgently searched forelevators lockerkeys andlavatory passes As sophomores we had two a1ms1n l1fe to collect as many leaves flowers and bugs as possible and to become-jumors The next year we had a spectaeular prom a smash h1t play and Co lossal Candy sales Our Jumor Class made more money spent more money and had more money left than any other junior class 1n the hlstory of Ramsay Now as senlors we ean lean back ad m1re our elass rmgs and worry about nothmg class plays danees yearbook Credlts sports prom baecalaureate and Commencement we can relaxl In Memur ol The Sen1or Llass of 1957 dedlcates th1s se n1or sectxon to the mem ory of .lacquelme Rega who d1ed of leukem1a 1n 1956 JHCKIC was hardly a shrmklng violet She part1c1pated 1n sports SpBC1d11Z1Tlg 1n basket ball played bells 1n the band and was always on the go A member of the l blrls Chorus she rated Slflglllg as one of her fa VOIIIG pasumes Jaclue was always wllllng to help her fellow students even lf 1t1nterfered w1th one of her hobbles eatlng plz a and hot roddlng on a b1CyCle These fond memorles of Jack1e w11l l1ve IH our hearts forever MARY AMDY - one of our pretty majorettes . . .editor of Beacon . . . Mounty staff . . . senior class officer . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . attendant to the homecoming queen . . . Mixed Chorus . . . in both class plays . . . recieved a student activity award. JANE ANSELL came here her sophomore year from Youngwood High School belongs to the Girls Sports Club can always be found with Lillian or with Dot at the Cross Road lnn at Hunker Elvls Presley fan WILLIAM BALLEW B111 Boy s Chorus and Mixed Chorus Industrial Arts Club Hunting and Fishing Club brings the Bunker Hill residents to school in his 1939 Ford truck pals with Jerry risner works at Frank Caruso s garage DAVID BANKS one of the taller boys of the class member of the bank like to fish can usually be found on the diamond with Frank and Bob hobby is flying at the Mt Pleasant Scottdale XIIPOII BARBARA BARNHART Babs lucky possessor of naturally curly auburn hair member of Mixed Chorus and Glrl s Chorus takes the academic course would like to go to college and become a d1et1c1an has a twinkle m her blue eyes LILLIAN BAZZAR academic student would like to become an airline hostess favorite pastime is reading came to Ramsay from Connellsville her sophomore year likes to dance favorite dish is WILLIAM BERANEK Brillo Industrial xrts and Hunting and Fishing Clubs rides to school with Dee Dee likes swimming and football tinkers around with his yellow Chevy undecided about his future snappy head drum major of the band JAMES BERG commercial course treasurer of the freshman class Mixed Chorus Boys Chorus works at Grant s plans to don the Air Force blue after graduation favorite pastime is giving Mr Simon a hard time J XNET BLAINE peanut member of the Mixed and Glrls Choruses Camera Club Tri H1 Y Beacon Staff and Mounty Staff prompter for both class plays worked on the Prom Committee Student Council two years class president sopho more year JILL BOLLINGER la femme fatale of the senior class member of Mixed and Girls Choruses Tri H1 Y can be seen running to school from Bunker Hill plans to go to college digs pro gressive jazz - u - I 7 .Q .'.. - U I ' , . . . . . chicken . . . never has much to say. - U - Il - . , A - . . . . , . . . . . . . . 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CARL BOOHER enjoys hot roddlng ln hls green Studebaker 1ndustr1al arts course usually stops at Fran s for a foot long plans to become an execuuve for Penn LINES th1nks roller skatmg IS tops BEVERLY BROWN Bev one of MISS Galley s protegees Commerclal Club member of the M1xed and Glrls Choruses Beacon Staff plays ID the band pleasmg personallty and a sparkllng sm1le plans to enter college P1228 addlct ANNA LOW BLUEBUSH member of the Trl H1 Y Beacon Staff and Mounty Staff her great ambmon IS to become a nurse always seen wlth Judy and Renee can usually be found loaflng at Fran s Curb Servlce DEAN CAMPBELL lndustrlal Arts Club Hunt mg and Flshlng Club plans to joln the army works on the farm pals wlth Allan rldes the bus from Donegal l1kes to square dance 1n hlS lelsure time CATHERINE CXRNES a member of the Home Ec onomlcs Club enjoys dI'1Vll'lg clalms her fa vor1te pastlme IS eatlng art student h11lb1lly muslc rates tops possesses long black halr travels to school by bus XMPLIA CITRO capable edxtor of the Mounty Beacon Staff Student Councll both class plays Mlxed and blfl s Choruses terr1f1c sense of to enter college student actlvlty award Natlonal Honor Soczety LINDA CL XUSNLQ L1n Ramsay s Home comlng Queen snappy majorette treasurer of semor class VICC presldent of Clrls Sports Club secretary of Commerclal Club and Trl H1 Y G1rl s and M1xed Choruses Red Cross Camera Club semor class play JOHN COLIBMITH small but mighty Mlxed Chorus Boy s Chorus Huntmg and FlSl'11Ilg Club four year band member Jumor class play plans to attend college and become an engmeer drlves the Green Hornet MARJORIE COLEMAN Margle Mounty Staff Jumor Red Cross G1rls Chorus Mlxed Chorus Trl H1 Y pres1dent semor year soc1al cha1rman Jumor year one of our peppy cheerleaders Homecomlng Queen s attendant both class plays Natlonal Honor SOCIGIY WILLIAM COLEMAN B111 played varslty foot ball 4 years varslty basketball presldent of class both junlor and semor years Vars1ty Club Huntmg and Flshlng Club wants to become a teacher Mlxed and Boys Choruses Natlonal Honor Soclety , , . 1 A ' 11 n - 1 . 1 . . - J '- .- , I 1 1 1 I . . . 3 , 1 1 ' 2 1 . 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CONSTANCE CURTIS Connle Mxxed Chorus Girls Chorus Commerclal Club terr1f1c skater loves danclng and swxmmmg usually seen 1n a tan and whxte Mercury plans to get marrled typmg IS her favorxte subject JAMES CZERNIAK Black1e one of the taller boys of the class xndustrlal arts course member of Vars1ty Club and Huntmg and F1sh1ngClub1n junlor year always seen at Lorralne s locker enjoys hot roddlng ln h1s Chevy FLORENCE DAVIS D1tty petxte bluc eyed blond came from Hurst her sophomore year Curls Chorus Mlxed Chorus member of Com merclal Club and band often secn w1th Chucky Janet and Joyce hopes to become a secretary PATRICIA DELUCA at Beacon staff Mounty staff GIIIS Chorus Mlxcd Chorus Homccommg Queen s attendant plans to study nursmg worked ln the offlce at McCroy s Flve and Ten Student Councll ICPYLSCUIBIIVL JAMES DIMICHELE general course Huntxngand Fxshmg Club enjoys sports played freshman football and basketball four years of mtramural sports works at Mlller s Pharmacy plays guxtar m spare t1me plans to jo1n A1r Force LORRAINE DOLAN cute commerc1al student from Hammondv1lle member Commerclal Club and Ctrl s Chorus l1kes IOICS skate dance and swim comes to school to see her frlends wants to go to Cal1forn1a dresses very neatly JAMES DOMBROSKY took shop course Huntmg and FlSl'llllg and Vars1ty Clubs works at Howard Johnson s drxves around 1n grey DeSota enjoys P D plans to enter trade school to stude Dxesel engmes VHISIIY track and mtramural sports THOMAS DOMBROSKY lndustrlal Arts Club one year of Mlxed Chorus hobbles archery huntmg flshmg roller skat1ng one of Mr Slmon s pet peeves pals w1th Dlck Babe and Jack plans to jo1n A1r Force DARYL EUTSEY lndustrlal Arts and Huntlng and Fxshmg Clubs halls form Wooddale drlves blue Chevy enjoys huntlng football baseball and roller skat1ng pals w1th Blame always has pleasant smlle plans to work after graduatlon MARJORIE FAITH very pleasant and popular lass from Upper Tyrone Townshlp Tr1 H1 Y Mounty staff and Mlxed Chorus secretary of class for past three years l1keS French best enjoys roller skat1ng partlcxpated 1n mtramural basket ball and volleyball Natlonal Honor Soclety u .n - - ..- . 1 , .. ... ..- I . x . . u -n . 1 - ' Q.. - u . n - I - .x 1 s wa 1 . .I A . ... , Q , ... . . up n . , . 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CAROL FARRELL academxc student known to all for her w1zardry at the keyboard excels ln anythmg connected w1th mus1c chorus accompanlst for four years County and D1str1ct choruses plans to go to Seton H111 ROBERT FASANO Bugs lndustr1al Arts course enjoys playlng an exc1t1ng basketball game Industrlal Arts Club favorlte past1me IS sleeplng seemmgly qulet Huntmg and Flshlng Club llkes plans to become a forest ranger ANNA FAUST Klttj Commerclal course and Club member Mr Rankln s secretary loves to square dance has a qulet manner and cheerful personalxtv Mxxed and Glrls Choruses efflclent typlst very neat dresser future seeretary GERALD FISHER Jerry gets a bang out of chemlstry class spends spare t1me worklng at Cook s Lumber Comapny has a Smllt for every one played varsxty football for two years r1des to school ln the Bunker H111 Fxpress J XNICE Gxl LEY Jan enjoys roller skatlng Glrls MIXGO and County Choruse talented art student pet peeve IS bashful boys band plans to attend college Dream Mr s Quartet JOAN GELET Glrls Chorus cons1ders Lngllsh her favor1te subject attended all the football games a fa1thful member of the Home Economlcs Club lnterested ln art class has a n1ce OISPOSIIIOD lookmg forward to beautlclan school JEAN GIGANTl Jean1e pet1te member of our class Commerclal Club Glrls and Mlxed Choruses spaghetu rates tops 1n foods future plans 1nclude secretar1a1 work pet pceve IS d1S courteous people enjoys dr1v1ng class GEORGE GLADKOSKY pres1dentCommere1al Club Jun1or Red Cross Camera Club M1xed and Boys Choruses Beacon Staff Mounty staff works at Howard Johnson s Restaurant drlves a blue Dodge plans to attend buslness school JANET GLICK G1rls Sports Club Trl H1 Y Cam era Club Jun1or Red Cross G1rls Chorus M1xed Chorus four year band member Beacon bUS1 ness manager Mounty staff both class plays Homecomlng Queen attendant plans attendlng col lege Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIY L J GRIMM Cy stage manager for both class plays Huntlng and Flshxng and Varslty Clubs seen Wllh Butch favorlte subject IS Lnglxsh favorxte teacher 1S Mr Myers enjoys playmg host for class play part1es an - n Q -.. ,, . 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M n w I I T JACK GULISEK Mugs clownofthe semorclass talent for makmg the Problems of Democracy h1lar1ous ones Varslty and Huntmg and FlSI'l1Dg Clubs two year basketball player seen wlth B111 Dave and Chlp senlor class play JOHN HAHN Huntlng and Flshlng Club mad SCI entlst chemlstry rates tops favorlte teacher IS Mr Slmon pals wxth Jerry and Dlck favorlte pastxmes are sports car racmg and repalrlng auto moblles knownfortheexpresslon Mybod Xgnes DAVID HAMMOND three year Studentf ouncxl mem Varslty Club Junlor Red Cro s Mlxed and Boys Choruses both class plays favorlte food IS ham plans to become a teacher works at the Acme fond of Jackle Natlonal Honor SOCICIY CHARLOTTE HARKINS Chucky L0mmerC1al Club Mlxed and Clrls Choruses four year band member mad passlon for pxzza shorthand IS her pet peeve bewltchlng green eyes color black IS her favor1te ultra ehrc dresser BLAINE HEPLER Industrlal Arts and Huntmg and F1ShIl'lg Clubs cruxses around ln his 5.3 Pontlac frles rate tops halls from Wooddale lnfectlous laugh llkes to square dance JOSEPH HIRKO Joe Varslty and Huntmg an Fxshmg Clubs chasxng the glrls 1n h1s favorlt sport manages to talk himself out of the toughe sltuatxons always seen w1th Lawrence an 1ntel lectual toast master for the Jumor Senlor Banquet HELEN HOWARD Commercxal Club M1xed ant Glrls Choruses spaghetti and meatballs are he favorlte dlsh ambxtlous to become a secretary best frlend IS Anna l1ked drzvlng class best calls Acme home pert and pretty JOSEPH HUSAK Joe presldent of Huntlng and FlSI'l1ng Club favorlte food IS p1ZZd lnseparable Flshlng Club Varslty and Industrial Arts Clubs football l1neman has blue eyes and a dev1l1sh grln plans to become a machxmst engmeer one of Mr Copeland s mdustrxal artlsans DANIEL KACZMAREK Kutch Huntmg and Flshmg Club favorite food IS plzza inseparable pal of Jack McCloy lxkestodance always chew on a toothplck loafs 1n Scottdale plans to major IH draftmg and deslgnlng RICHARD KACZMAREK D1ck very qulet whlz at any kmd of math hotrods around ln a grey Chevrolet Huntmg and Fxshmg Club wlshes to become an engmeer one of the taller fellows ll ll ' I - I ... 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'I' - - .. .. , . - , , - - .. . ., . 1 1 ' , ALLEN KALP Huntmg and F1sh1ng Club 1ce cream IS h1s favor1te food always seen w1th Dean r1des the Donegal Townshxp bus enjoys teas1ng the glrls comes to school only when he can t go huntlng DALE KALP Donegal Townshlp bus r1der favors agrlculturc. and chem1stry Huntlng and F1sh1ng Club F F A enjoys bu1ld1ng model alrplanes l1kes sweet foods has a strong dlsllke for oral rec1tat1on a good fr1end to everyone KAREN KEEFNER representatlve from Hunker M1xed and G1rls Choruses Tr1 H1 Y Glrls Sports Club Mounty Staff apple P16 rates top on her l1st plans to go to teachers college and 'najor 1n art bubbl1ng laugh .IUDITH KESLAR Judy commerclal student possesses long auburn halr Commerc1a1 Club Beacon staff Mountytyp1st Lflrls and M1xed Choruses seen Wllh Anna Lou and Renee clar1net1st 1n the band drlves a green Chevrolet RENEE KETTERING has beaut1ful blue eyes Commerc1al Club usually seen dr1v1ng Pee Wee s Ford pals around W1Ih Judy and Anna Lou has no dLf1I'IlIe plans for the future l1kes bowl1ng and football ruses band member Projectlon and Commerc1al Clubs h3llS from Bunker H111 plans to go to busmess school works at the Famous pals Wlth Jerry and B111 drwes a 56 Plymouth PATRICIA KINNEER Patty Home Economlcs Club Mlxed and Gxrls Choruses r1des the Bull sk1n bus from Acem l1kes expenmentmg w1th new rec1pes always seen Wllh Freeda dr1v1ng rates tops qu1et pleasant Smlle RICHARD KOLACINSKI DICK lndustr1aI Arts Club sw1mm1ng and dancmg rate tops as h1s pastlmes can usually be seen w1th Jack and Dan comes to school to VISII h1s fr1ends l1kes football and basketball SUZANNE KREINBROOK band Mlxed and GIIIS Choruses news ed1tor of the Beacon Mounty staff both class plays student councll award happy when cutt1ng up bugs Sffalghf a student for four years l1k6S basketball and football Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety WAYNE KREINBROOK Industrlal Arts Club Hunt1ng and F1sh1ng Club plans to becomea drafts man wants to deS1gI l furmture 1n the future l1kes square dancmg and hot roddmg always fr1endly Wllh everyone r1des the Bullskm bus RICHARD KIEL - 'Rich' Mixed and Boys' Cho- MICHAEL KUBIAK Mike finds shop and P D to be his favorite subjects a member of the ln dustrial Arts Club likes to play football and bas ketball plans to join the Air Force after graduation very quiet GOLDIE KUNKLE Mixed and Girls Choruses Commercial Club Tri H1 Y Beacon staff likes square dancing and movies plans to enter college Mounty typlst one of those completely contented human beings National Honor Society CONSTANCE KURPIEL Connie an active member of the Commercial Club one of the few red headed seniors often seen with Judy Mixed Chorus member easy to get along with always laughing JOYCE KURTZ a mtmbtr of Girls Chorus Commercial Club always seen with Chucky likes to read rather quiet but friendly ta and dignified gets along well with everyont FREEDA LANKEY Commercial Club secretary of Home Economics Club durm her umor ear and reserved possesses an infectious giggle and a friendly word for everyone JACK MCCLOY academic course enjoys study halls likes to tease the girls pet peeve is de tention plans to join the Air Force after school class clown has hundreds of freckles friendly to everyone SHIRLEY MARKER rides the Donegal bus Mixed and Girls Choruses enjoys art often seen at Fran s in a Dodge pals with Glenna Sally and Wilma vice president of Home Economics Club square dance fan THOMAS NEDROW Moose hails from Donegal can most often be found with Walter and Dale quiet but has a friendly word for all no immediate plans for the future seldom missesafootball game ROBERT NICHOLS Bullskin is his home territory speeds around in a blue Ford plans to work after graduation believes girls the spice ofl1fe works at Wexsel Ford in Scotdale takes the ln dustrlal Arts course RONALD NICHOLSON came to Ramsay for his se mor year from Robert N Mandeville High School in Flmt Michigan belongs to the lndustrlal Arts Club often seen in Frank s old Ford avid baseball an enjoys P D ' ' g j ' y . . . favorite pastime is reading . . . 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' . . 4 City ,fr p-5 151, wana-1 -9,2 5 BARBARA ONDICH another salesgirl at McCrory s takes Commercial course belongs to Commer cial Club enjoys shorthand class seen with Jean Carol and Ruth Ann serious minded student easy to get along with and nice to know RONALD PAINTER Ron academic student member of the Varsity and Hunting and Fishing Clubs played football for two years Mrs Bergia is his favorite teacher hobbies include sleeping in class and teasing girls JUDITH PARFITI Judy always smiling friendly and fun loving likes the unusual Com mercial student Commercial Club Girls and Mixed Choruses likes to dance dislikes oral English drives her father s Car MARLFEN PARFITT commercial student mem ber of the Commercial Club Girls Chorus dancing and swimming are her favorite pastimes dresses neatly friendly to all loves a good Joke plans to become a steno typist DOROTHY PEZZILLO Dotty Commercial Club Mixed Chorus Oirls Chorus often seen with Carole and Goldie avid football fan plans to be married possesses a contagious and mis chevious giggle dresses neatly JANET PFEIFER likes all sports a member of the Girls Sports Club Girls and Mixed Choruses Commercial Club girls basketball team can be seen usually with Chucky and Dit possesses a pleasant personality LAWRENCE POSPISIL - l arry . .. president ofthe Industrial Arts Club . . . member of the Varsity Club Hunting and Fishing Club . .. F, F, A. . .. Comes to school on the Donegal bus . . . pals with Hirlco and Campbell . . . loves to tease girls. JAMES PRAVLIK - boy of many nicknames but best known as Beradino towering Bobcat lineman ., , quiet one of the shop gang . . .CIUOYS basketball hunting fishing and trapping dislikes School in general plans a twenty-year military Career- Wll,l,lAM PRITTS - i . . . Our V. P .... afladem- ic student of high standing . . . band . . . orCh6SII'8 - -- county band C1858 Play lead Mixed Chorus president -Projection Club MOUUYY Staff student activity award future physicist Na- tional Honor Society. GLENNA PROPER - 'Snooksn petite academic major , ,. vocalist with the orchestra . . . county and district chorus participant well-known f01' hcl' lilting soprano voice . . . wishes Ramsay had a swim- ming pool no definite plans for the future National Honor Societv. LINDELL REED Butch one of our shop boys sports mmded Bobcat fullback holds the dlscus record Varslty Club veep ofthe Hunt 1ng and FlShlllg Club plans a career as a drafts man seen w1th Cy CAROLE REESE Commerclal Course Glrls Sports Club Commerclal Club one ofthe smal ler g1rls of our class often followed to school by a black and whlte dog member of the G1rls and Mlxed Choruses DONALD REGA band member for three years trombone player ln the orchestra basketball rates hugh on h1s sports 11st enjoys worklng on h1s Ford Huntmg and Fxshlng and lndustrlal Arts Clubs mtends to enter draftmg school FRANK REGA lndustrlal Arts Club tmkermg w1th cars and ltal1an foods are h1s flrstloves well known for hls good humor and ll'lgCl'llOUS 37 Ford works part tlme at Galley s asplres to be a top rate mechanlc THOMAS ROACH known to all as Tom lndus trlal arts student member ofthe Huntlng and Flsh lng Club and Industrial Arts Club often seen wlth Don appears to be very qu1et very good look ln friendly JEAN SANSIG very amlable person came to Ramsay her jumor year from Peters Townshlp l-hgh School commerclal student rldes the Donegal us envled by many because of her curly halr Commercxal Club member enjoys school MARCO SANTAREL Babe blond curlyhalr academ1c course band member for four years flashy dresser usually seen talklng to Dlane comes to school for the fun of xt belleves home work should be outlawed LOIS SEDER commercral course shy but very frlendly always has a pleasant smlle member of the Glrls and Mlxed Choruses member of the Commerclal Club Mounty typlst always seen w1th Lorrame plans to be a secretary or book keeper GEORGE SEDLACKO Mr Crltchfleld s lab HSSISI an academlc course very tall spends spare t1me worklng at Penny s mtends to go to college frlendly llkes to argue wlth the teachers member of the Mlxed and Boys Choruses WALTER SHAFFER QUISI thoughtful academlc stu dent courageous enough to plan undertakmg engl neer1ng Mxxed and Boys Choruses Projectnon Club secretary Hunt1ng and F1shmg Club well l1ked among the students chenustry IS hlS favor 1te subject TS ,f DANIEL SHAW Danny the man wlth the hO1'U band member for 5 years orchestra quar e student band dlrector MIXCO and BOYS Choruses Projectlon Club presldent Mounty busmess manager Beacon sports edltor County Chorus JO ANN SHEPPARD J faxthfulmemberof the Home Economlcs Club rates home economlcs tops ln her stud1es spends her spare t1me readxng fond of spaghettx her 1nterests are outslde of school rather QUICK and shy JAN SIKORSKY flashy red head academlc stu dent popular w1th everyone m1sch1evous grm the Bobcats rlght half back Varslty Club Huntlng and Flshlng Club wlshes to become an engmeer played varsity football his semor year EUGENE SKII ONE Skeets one of the small but mlghty men m the class takes the general course ardent football and basketball fan comes to school only to pass the tlme shows no mterest 1n the oppos1te sex DONALD SKUPINSKY Chxp Natxonal Honor Socxety played football for four years Varsxty Club Huntmg and FlSh1l'lg Club Junlor Red Cross M1xed and Boys Choruses both class plays DALENE SLEASMAN Leeme comes from Cha n plon declares home economlcs and Mlss Short to be her favorxtes attended two other h1gh schools but l1kes Ramsay best thmks men are the SPICE of l1fe hopes to become an a1rl1ne hostess RONALD SMETAK Ron peers over the baSS drum 1n our band MIXCO Chorus three years Commercxal Club two years Boys Chorus One year enjoys dancmg especlally at the VeIS very frlendly wxth everyone DOLORES SNYDER academxc student band Trl H1 Y Mounty Staff M1xed Chorus County Band football and basketball fan danclng IS her favorxte past1me enjoys P D and Mr Simon thmks boys are a necessary ev1l GLENN SNYDER 1ndustr1al arts student played football three years F lndustrlal Arts Club enjoys Mr Copeland and shop softball IS h1s favorxte sport usually seen wlth Dean Camp be mtends to jo1n the army after graduatxon ANDREW SOFRANKO Ange Huntmg and FlSh mg Club Vars1ty Club M1xed Chorus takes the acadermc course enjoys partlclpatmg ln all sports favorlte pastxme IS llstemng to Baradlno s tall tales mtends to go to college tt 4 -..0..n. - , . . . this 'gentleman prefers blondes. 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'Y' . . . . , WAIDE SPAUGY Spaugy shop rates as his fav orite subject enjoys listening to Western mus1c spends his spare t1me huntmg or fishing terested in football and baseball reads library books in any class quiet and shy JACQUELINE SPLENDORE Jackie peppy and pert cheerleader vice president of Tr1 H1 Y social chairman of Girls Sports Club both class plays Homecoming Queen s attendant aspires to be a teacher National Honor Society SALLY SPRINGER Spats Home Economics Club Girls Chorus pals w1thSh1rley works at Cubby s Curb Service avid football and basket ball fan favorite subjectis art thinks Mr Com fort is tops RUTH ANN STAHL a sweet cheerful person comes to Ramsay on the Donegal bus Commercial Club very quiet favorlte pastime lb roller skating known to blush easily ambitious to become a secretary ROBERT TOCZEK Bob Mixed and Boys Choruses Projection Club favorite expression Cool man a whiz in his studies man sci enttst plans to go to college to study engineering enjoys sports RICHARD TRUXEL Trux or Dick academic course Mixed and Boys Choruses Hunting and Fishing Club Camera Club one of the C1355 comedians never a dull moment when Dick s around intends to become an engineer DOROTHY UHRIN Dottie plays bells in the band Girls Sports Club Mounty staff ea ture editor of the Beacon treasurer of the class junior year both class plays intends to go to college National Honor Society PATRICIA WALKER Patty Commercial Club social chairman for two years Girls Sports Club Tr1 H1 Y business staff of the Beacon Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus plans to enter the bus1ness world upon graduation . .. National Honor Society. DENNIS WEISEL - Denny . . . academic student both class plays . . . Prom Committee . .. Boys Chorus . . Mixed Chorus secretary . . . Varsity Club . .. hopes to become an Air Force pilot basket- ball rates high with Denny . . . National Honor Society. GERTRUDE WILLIAMS - 'Gerry . . . Home Econ- omics Club .. . Mixed Chorus . . . Girls' Chorus basketball tops her list of favorite sports . . .spaghetti is her favorite food . . . friendly to all singing is now a hobby, hopes to make it her career. 'S -Qs t :ls NANCY ZARONSKY - academic student .. Mixed Chorus . . . Girls' Chorus . . . prompter for both class plays basketball is her favorite sport .. enjoys writing poetry in her spare time plans to be a nurse . .. quiet, but friendly .,. Mounty staff, CHARLES ZELKO - Char1ie . . , commercial stu dent drum major, senior year . . . band member for three years Commercial Club staff Beacon staff .. . Boys' Chorus . .. librarian of the Mixed Chorus . . . junior class play. Senior Class Officers: President - William Pritts, Treasurer- Linda Clausner, Secretary - Mar gie Faith, Social Chairman - Mary Amdy. Sf Y. Q asv- wg, ' f Q. E14-?f f 'B ., 1 'wry P X Any V ' ui, 5-3,,'1VgaW-h.F'sL,.: . 4.15.1 5-rr ix AN ' 7 ,ugh ,gn QANNWJ, - 1 .-,Lck ,,.'5'4kX I' . ' .w 9' - . ,- f I in K Q, . n- . . -Q W, Jw , mf. ' A ' E A 4 '-1'-',.M ,L X' , ' K 2- 'f , I . Q, ' 62 . 'M 1 c Q1-:'5r f',g,. '7-- ' ',. 'A':f,,,.i,-if g-,y . ' 1: f,.J. 7-W ,, . X Q QQ Q , , ,,,1ge.g,'Q7..,,x L , V if. , 1' ' '1,, N 3,-. VV Y 'fgggsi ' ,,vi,:-g . - ., s A ' if' 3 if Q W 3' I A C' :Q , I 5 555,1- Toyv - . f N54 inf W - K X 5 nr .ff frm i 9. 11 RQ' ? V. .4 1 N ' H , , ,A 4 -,v . 4-42 ,ix -!,w l I gs . fl ,iL.g.-- ' , l ,ju ...-1-Ek! Q, , , 5' 0 , 1 ' ' ' XM-vii K ' ' 5 Ns 9 i ,..',.'.v 1-'-q . Z ,ks 0 J sl 39 . -'Q -.. . 1 ,... nf' 4 4 5 an x, 1 V K , . . K x 1 .HV H1 .F f . 4. ' In 1? ft, Cx 1-sf. Q-'18 lst Row: Kuslar, Mail-Qovlch, l.ohr, PlCSZdk, Wisnicwski, Sofranko, McClain Ogrodny, WIIQCTS, Howard, Lzska, Kaczmarck, Toczck, Kalp, Miskovish 2nd Row: Lipnock, Ritclne, Scbck, Koczynskl, Whlte, Noble, Korzen, Kluska Pawllkowski, lloncychuck, Monticuu, Larko, Haugcr, Keslar, Mognct Misxcwlcz. SUPHUMIIHIS lst Row: Sansone, Coslabilu, Smgmlx Santanl larlno Xlllson Cunnlngham Mlllcr, :N1dlll13S, Rinaldi, Russell Coppula Znd Row Rega Yancosky Bpra nuk, Ccsario, Paglio, Shaffer, Colgb Houmr lxuhn Thomas VlbS3I'l Marne, Cohen. S Gth Grade lst Row - L, Brown, Wilson, Shaw, Wagner, T. Benedict, Mientus, Babel, Freed, Hyde, Coppula, Turner, Tepper, Morrison, Craw- ford, Grants. 2nd Row - Ceroni, Bieleski, Plazza, J. Brown, Brush, Bert, Noll, Rega, Gressman, Solomon, Coy, Farina, Worry, Pezzillo, llarrer, Coldsmith, Craig, Eicher, McCloy, 3rd Row - Sweeney, C-ibbooney, Horak, Santmyer, Ryan, Paladino, Lentz, 'l'urley,Jacobs, Fornal, Smith, H, Farrell, Siska, J, Benedict, Francis. Gth Grade lst Row - M. Ulery, Mullhollen, Emberg, Matkovich, Mitchell, C. Farrell, Demegal, Cuadiano, Bulebush, P. Keslar, Labuda, Host- etler, li. McClain, B, Keslar, Varholla,'I're- satti, Znd Row - Sargent, Biller, Hixon, C. Reed, hlmerick, Kerns, C. Reed, S. Paladino, Srogoncik, F, Kalp, R, Ulery, Ciprella. Mognet, Miller, Burns, Rutkowski, T. Ulery. 3rd Row - Baughman, Beanner, Fiesta, Whip- key, Domenico, S. McClain, Sleasman, Tom Kalp, Howard, Ted Kalp, Carney, Muskovich, Skovira, Paglio. 7th Grade lst Row- J, Neiderhiser, L, Kalp, D. Fisher, Harbaugh, J. Brown, L. Brown, Baughman, Slonecker, Milliron, Mongelluzzo, Davenport, ll. Neiderhiser, M. Kalp, Slovira, S. Snyder, Crippe. 2nd Row - Kuhn, J. Bittner, N, Kes- lar, J. Cook, V. Bittner, May, Stahl, King, Porterfield, linberg, Miller, F. Keslar Faust, J, Snyder. 3rd Row - Jaequette, Noble, Whetsel, Long, White, Smetak, Wurg- ler, Korzen, Keefe, R, Kalp, Tinkey, L. Kalp, Sansig, Sisson, Shawley, 7th Grade lst Row - Mensinger, Yennerall Coles, Zimmerman, Rogers, Is- ola, Grabiak, Shaffer, Cunsallas, Allison, Farino, Dolan, Ranella, May, Andrews. 2nd Row - Cen- tofanto, Dodd, Miller, Comfort, Glick, Phillips, Cook, Oster, Soence, Kelley, Valiante, Brier- eheck, Beranek, Faust, Thomas. 3rd Row - Farrell, Nemesek, Evans, Armel, Beran, Zimmer- man, Bell, Turner, Nedrow, Cohne, Blaine, Nicholson, Freed, Ondrako, Zaidan, Crosby. gk, - IXIRA-lIllRRlClllAR . Q53 f 6 N. I 1 N. 5 - x 1 X -7 f 4597 L: .,y NM! ,,..-4 '1' lhe Curtain Rises The Perfect Idiot Cast Margaret Tennyson Janet Glick Rhodora Amelia Citro Jackie Tennyson David Hammond Roger Tennyson Dennis Weisel Walter P. Latherby Donald Skupinsky Daniel Tennyson William Pritts Miss Baker Suzanne Kreinbrook Arthur Barnard William Coleman Linda Barnard Mary Amdy Jeanie Wilson Jacqueline Splendore Carla Carlson Marjorie Coleman Puff Witomski Lindell Reed Miss Booth Dorothy Uhrin A Policeman John Coldsmith Dr. Von Barf Charles Zelko Crew Stage Manager L. J. Grimm Book Holders Janet Blaine Nancy Zaronsky uf' Xa. T33 V ' 3 sf :Rai 1 f',.::'f:-7 as-fre., eff -g1':,i ' ugl- KVQQL J' ' Q Q 1 wp s 3 I n vw- 5 H Q Q F122 .f , in' Q, if saw. 1 If ' -lim!-'I - 3:55511 s 5 'I' 'Z 11 -9 1 . Q 1 Minn.-. ' P- - 0 'ff' O ' H...--1 451193, ,1Q 2 --n n auf' . 4-P' 1 Q 21 -f as ' ' ,J .. wg. X I lam XX . KN' 1- !n.. Since l93Z, Ramsay girls have striven to become members of The Tri-Hi-Y, At the beginning ot this school year, an anusually large number were wel- comed into the club. The Tri-Hi-Y organization is one which gives the girls of Ramsay an ex- cellent opportunity to meet many personalities, and to gain a better under- standing of their fellow classmates by participating in the many activities of this club. The officers elected for this year were: president, Margie Coleman, vice- president, Jackie Splendoreg secretary, Linda Clausner, treasurer, Audrey Shaffer, and social chairman, Becky Bobbs. llhoruses The vocal talent of Ramsay, underthe direc- tion of Mrs. Imogene Byers, supervisor of the Girls' and Mixed Choruses, entertained the school and public with a Christmas concert presenting 1 Four numbers by the Girls'Chorus with Virginia Kalp as soloist, two numbers by the quartet l3reamaires , a solo by Glenna Proper, and four numbers by the Mixed Chorus, with Dan Shaw as soloist. lloth concerts were concluded by the combined choruses and audi- ence singing the familiar Christmas carols. 'l'he blending voices ofthe choruses have sung a melody of songs for the May ,Queen Crowning, which was presented with great suc- cess. The pianist for the Mixed Chorus was Carol Farrell, and .lanice Skergan for the Girls' Cho- rus. Janice Galley, Glenna Proper, and Dan Shaw attended the All Western District Chorus Festival, where Glenna sang an aria from l.a 'l'raviata. Glenna represented Ramsay at the All-State Chorus Festival, Several students par- ticipated in the County Chorus Festival. The chorus provided music for the Baccalaureate service and several seniors sang for the com- mencement exercises. ti ,M S as away fffxgq if ffl , , M X fl -'?.:Exv'If - 'I ,fff.v f , x '5,F7'fV'5f - A ' f' '..I5 'r , -,wr 1 f- 1 'f if gi , ll QI., B ' 1 , A , 1 ' r, 0, 4 Y , ,v. K. .4 P t Q.f 3v-'ft 1 ' f ' n .uf '4' gr ' ' -'. 1 D.,-I- instant X0 11:0 Q 1 15? K if ... I . Y 1 ,Y v , , ,A , ,X vu. A ,,x rr mv :ll ', I H54-W-W-1:.,.m, f ' , 6. -..-'N' -, 0' 'Q' K W, 2 v Y J, . 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Prniectinn Club .S G' lst Row - Jack Amorosa, Tom Whetsel, William Pritts, Robert Toczek, Richard Kiel.2nd Row-Walter Shaffer, Daniel Shaw, George Gladkosky. ,vw rf ,.,.f' Junior lied Crass ri 5 1 1 :ri 5 ' f 3, Q fa: is -1 ---.,..-. 'P M e ' T 1 ' 5 i limi nfs LLM' 3 -4 '- fy WT Twink-wiglgwl 2 Q I ------ :QS '1::,'1'.. :-:'f.' ...i,..i f ' 4 5 W A ., i , H . ff i -5 e i'llii.n ' Us i 5 i .Jn i lst Row - Marge Coleman, PatToCzek,Sandra Spence, Dianne Coppula, Audrey Shaffer. Znd Row - Sandra Kastner, Nancy Kaczmarek, Virginia Kalp, Becky Bobbs, Bonnie Pieszak. 3rd Row - llill Coleman, Ed Ulery, Ernest Zundel, Robert Hartman. . ,. 'K iz: Y ....i a.-.J ill., ,....ji.... lst Row - George Seighman, David Hammond, Jim Rozell, Don Skupinsky, Paul Driercheek, Hill I,ee, Znd Row - Bonnie Brush, Becky Zipnoek, Heekv Kastner, Linda Clausner, Anna Yancoskv, 3rd Row L Dennis lickels, David Swink, Uoerge Gladkoskv, Jim Peterson, Donald Cunningham, Y 39 - ,r gr' W A f 'W - Q. W Graduating members of the band are: Daniel Shaw, Richard Kiel, Blaine Hepler, Florence Davis, William Pritts, Suzanne Kreinbrook, Janice Galley, Joyce Kurtz, Charlotte Harkins, Marleen Parfitt, Judy Keslar, Dottie Uhrin, Dolores Snyder, Janet Glick, John Goldsmith, Beverly Brown, Ronald Smetak, Charles Zelko, William Beranek, Marv Amdy, and Linda Clausner. Brass. . .Percussion Y - 4 f' .1 , f f. A ,K tv' 9 . .-. X Q .fi A whistle, a roll of drums, and rows of white bucks moving snappily in time to lively music, tell us that our one hundred-piece band has ar- rived. The colorful band drills prepared by the patient maestro, Mr. Houseman, included pre- cision marching, lighted formations, and varied types of music. To add to the spectator's enthu- siasm, the three peppy drum majors and six majorettes, executed displays of skillful baton twirling. Along with providing half-time enter- tainment at football games, the band assisted in local parades, using the new, slower, parade tempo, instead of the fast one for which they are so well known, After football season, Mr, House- man switched his marching unit into a concert orchestra which could play classical, jazz, or march music. By submitting applications, a com- mittee chose members to participate in the County, District, and State Band Festivals each year. This year's band will lose, through gradua- tion, 21 members, including two majors and two majorettes. As we look back over the years, we realize that our band wasamajor part ofour high school life. We hope that it will continue to be this for years to come, and that it will mean to others just as much as it meant to us. Reeds. . .the best nl ever thing e o ,,,e A -f si w 1 -A 5, - f ma- e Y ' il D ...Ana t N -ff -fmt fe'f-'J as . r-jr, Q so -1 1-:S-A H- I -...T C. Mount The class of '57 buckled down to work to publish the best yearbook in the annals of Ramsay history. Cooperation and strenuous efforts made the Mounty a success, due to the combined efforts of the editor, Amelia Citro, and her capable staff Led onward by the efficient guidance of Miss Newkirkg financed by the efforts of a patient business staff consisting of Charles Zelko, Richard Ziel, and Dan Shaw, and expertly typed by Judy Keslar, Goldie Kunkle, and Lois Seder, all deadlines were met. While learning to cooperate with each other, the staff also gained valuable experience in journalism. Seated: Jackie Splendore, Margie Coleman, Janet Blaine, Mary Amdy, Faith, Karen Keefner, Dottie Uhrin, Bob Toczek, George Gladkosky, Bill Suzanne Kreinbrook, Dolores Sny- Pritts, Anna Lou Bulebush, Nancy der, Pat Deluca, Standing: Margie Zaronsky, Glenna Proper. lawn N1 iQ gu- Bill Prius, Robert Toczvk, Walter Shaffer, Glenna Proper Dan Shaw Richard Kiel Umor c Liladkosky, , . , L , g . Linda Clausncr, John Co1dsmith,Janut Blaine, Rich ard Truxcl, Varsit llluh Camera llluh Q V M: Q sl' l ! 1? ii ww-a--.....,.. Scighman, Lee, Hammond, Skupinsky, Gulisek, Husak, Grimm, POSpiSi1, Hirko, fifl'-ff' chuck, Paimur, Ruud, Sikorsky, Pravlik, Ricotta, Geisler, Paglio, Bazzar, Sofranko, Cvsario, Pezzillo, Ulery. A-4-....... Commercial Club The Commercial Club is one of Ramsay High School's largest and most active organizations. Under the guidance of their capable advisors, Miss Galley and Mr. Rankin, these students will become our fu- ture secretaries, bookkeepers, and typists. Every senior member receives a Commercial Club pin at the annual banquet held at the end of the year. Each year a senior is awarded a scholarship pin forthe highest average. Although the members areinterested in business, they have enjoyed their many social activities. 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'- use as W EW 452 iigmi www' 5 'Q SE 'W in rs waasytpgf ,3 Mi ,M yi Q -xl Varslty Football Team lst Row Jerry Flsher Ron Shaffer Ralph Rega Ron Zlmmerman Don Welc Dan Wh1te Tom Noble Mlke Grossl Joe Hlrko B111 Lee 2nd Row John Kozbelt B111 Houser L J Grlmm Jack Gulxsek Joe A h1gh powered Ramsay offense and aught defense featured the Bobcats 1956 gr1d edmon The veteran backfleld amassed a total of 237 pomts wh1le the opponents were held to only 84 pomts The Blue and Whlte opened Wlth a re sound1ng 38 20 vlctory over St Vlncent Prep and followed with a 26 0 whltewash of Class B South Huntmgdon before startmg IIS Class A slate Penn Jomt was the f1rst d1v1s1onal foe for Ram say, and bowed 39 6 The annual gamew1th East Huntmgdon resulted 1n vlctory number four for the Bobcats by a 32 7 margln Next week Scottdale lnvaded Ramsay for the flrst annual homecommg game Although aftera terr1f1c battle the Bobcats subdued the Scott1es by a score of 13 6 the vlctory wasa costly one due to the mjurles suffered The followmg week saw the Blue and Whlte travel to Derry for the game w1th newly formed Derry Area Both teams fought a tremendous game, but Derry wound up on top by the margm of one pomt 20 19 lronlcally II was IhlS same team whtch had lnfllcted the last Paglto Ed Ulery Sam Etze Mllton Kuhn Charles Fox Dom Cesarxo George Selghman 3rd Row Andy Sofranko Ron Pamter Patsy Santorel .hm Pravllk Don Skup1nsky B111 Coleman Dave Hammond Larry Posp1s1l Joe Husak Butch Reed B111 R1ggs loss on Ramsay two years ago The Bobcats also lost the next game to ShalerTownsh1p bya score of 19 14 Shaler whlch was at that t1me sttll 1n content1on for the W P I A L Class A crown, came from behmd m the last quarter to squeeze by the Bobcats Next Week they bounced back to run over North Huntmgdom to the tune of 28 6 Then came the bxg one the annual clash wxth arch r1val Hurst The week preceedmg the game was fllled w1th tenslon, as both teams prepared for the battle The n1ght of the game was clear and cool, perfect for football A huge crowd was on hand for the game, and the stage was set for a terr1f1c battle However lt never materxallzed as the Bobcats were tremendous scor1ng 28 pomts wh1le whxtewashmg the Hurrlcanes Thls VICIOIY made lt three straxght over Hurst and gave Ram say a slate of seven VICIOIIES to two losses an excellent season, consldermg that almost every opponent would rather have beaten Ramsay than any other team 6 6 - - . 9 7 Y? 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January 25 January 29 January 22 DCFYY Dunbar Twp. St, Vincent Prep February 1 HUISI February 5 Ligonier February 12 Rostraver February 15 Scottdale February 19 Derry February 22 Right: Freshman Basketball s uad' q . lst Row - Bob Andrews, Sam Flan- nagan, Bob Centofanto, Tom Patrick, Sam Etze, Jim McCloy, Dan Citro, Bob Worry. 2nd Row - Bill Zellers, Jim Kiliany, Jim Pravlik, Dan Top- ley, Rich Sikorsky, Joe Sofranko, Phil Cohen, Bill Hogan. 3rd Row- David Barnhart, John Jahoda, Tom Amoroso. Dunbar Twp. Set up the shuts, Buys! JF Along the Cinrlered lrail Many of the students at Ramsay were disap- pointed this year, when it was announced that track will be eliminated. Track was not so out- standing a sport as was football or basketball, but it was still popular with many. All of the boys who participated in track events were extremely downcast, as was their coach, Mr. Tom Copeland. Insufficient funds and lack of equipment were given as reasons for suspension of track. Jan Sikorsky, who takes an extremely active interest in track, has formed a team including Patsy Santarel and Butch Reed. Jan excelsin the javalin throw, Patsy in the shot put, and Butch in the discus throw. These boys practice their specialties during their spare time at home. This team, however, is still in the Class B section, and qualifies for the County Meet. First or second place must be taken in this meet for the boys to qualify for the Penn State Meet, where a tro- phy is awarded to the winning team, 33 .w J. C. Penney Company Dr. Eli Levinson Simon Clothing Frank Caruso's Mobil Service Station Glick Brothers Packing Co. Caruso's Amoco Service Station W. T. Grant Company King's Shoe Store Devorak's Market UItz's Restaurant Frey's Jewelers Allison News Fran's Curb Service O. A. Summy Feed Store Henry Abromson Citro's Confectionery People's Wallpaper 81 Paint Co. Zimmerman Funeral Home Church Street Motor Sales Scrabot's Wholesale Distributors Dr. A. 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