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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1958 volume:

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In common with the claims of many great men, he was born in a log cabin, the exact location of which is not known, Most of his early life was spent on a farm near the place of his birth, where he attended a district school about two miles distant from his home. lt was not considered a hardship to walk in those days, and he rarely missed a day of school. His first term of school was but six months. After completing the course of the district school, he entered the California State Normal School, as Hurst high school had not yet been established. Following his graduation from the California institu- tion, ,he taught for two years in Mount Pleasant Township before entering Get- tysburg College, where he graduated four years later. With the exception of a year and a half in the army during World War I, he has been in contin- uous educational service since his graduation from college. He has served as teacher, principal and superintend- ent, first in East Huntingdon Township and later in Mount Pleasant borough, where he has been superintendent for thirty years. During his service in Mount Pleasant, he earned his master's and doctor's degrees from the Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Doctor Haberlen will retire at the close of the present school term after nearly a half century of service in the public schools, thirty-seven of which were spent in Mount Pleasant Borough. l Dr. John C. Haberlen, superintendent of Mount Pleasant schools, 1921-1958. Friend to all, even the little ones, who are not alarmed by his stern manner. iq. The Mount Pleasant Board of Education President, Herbert Gerecterg Vice-president, Edwin Swinkg Secretary, John Murphyg Treasurer, Edward Siskag Edgar Hobbs, James Posta, and Michael D'Miche1e, The Administration Mr, Dillon, our cooperative prin- cipal, is always willing to lend a helping hand to any student who requires it. He is interested in everyone's future, and is always willing to help develop a students potentialities. Mr. Dillon attends and encourages all social activities of the school. J. Geary Critschfield, assistant principal, biology, physics, and chemistry tracher, needs no intro- duction. A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, he has l3,S. and M, Ed. degrees, and is presently work- ing for his Ph. D, His wide educa- tion makes him a capable leader for us all. f s fa 'N fi X If Mrs. Zeglin is Ramsay's popular secretary. Along with her beauty and personality, she conducts office af- fairs in an efficient manner. Eli- nore serves as a shining example to the business department of our school. This younglady, with her up- to-the-minute clothes, adds an at- tractive note to our office. hw' - -A J 5. I x. I V 5-V , j'-yy-.-... Q. A 1 ...Facuh ... Science and Math e Peter lialog, Virginia Bergia, John Nock, J, Geary Critchfield, .53 Social Sciences f John Simon, Sam Freed David Burrell. English and Language - Robert Myers, Har- riet llurge, Gladys Freed. v'Nr X11 Commercial Education - Harry Rankin and Grace Galley. Physical Education - Virginia Siska and Don- ald Gibboney. Music - Fred Houseman and Imogene Byers. Faculty Vocational Education and l,ibrary - Frank Farrell, Kathryn Newkirk, Kathryn Short, Thomas Copeland, One of our most famous teachers demon- stratcs his study hall technique! Alec Newill, one of our three building cus- todians, leaves Ramsay with the class of 1958. liddie Dullmger will have to work for two, ably assisted by Charlie Newill. b4rEf':fJ.l J Oh 'H12 Clfvfis' wesfern bar-der, nff. 2-EQ TFA- Voice: Hal T ROOI7 . Ea'u1'k'ful wall we las. Lov134Ue'H ,ave 'Hlee SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ................ George Seighman Vice-president. . . ..... Rita Krotz Secretary ..... ...... P at Rudnik Treasurer ...... . . . Audrey Shaffer Social Chairman .... ..... B ill Riggs ' 'Hearts aglauf am! wives raising, Four short years ago, we, the class of 1958, walked up the steps of Ramsay for the first time. Our first three years were spent in a whirl of social and scholastic functions, but now our senior year has arrived. With graduation, we will have attained our goal. Sadly we bid farewell to our ALMA MATER, ready to face the future. SHIRLEY ANDREWS - mostly everyvne Calls her uShir1' REBECCA nouns - known to everyone as Becky . .. black hair and blue eyes ambition is to become a one of our pretty, pert inajorettes thinks men are the stenographer or typist qfor a really handsome bossj spice of life could make a meal on pizza favorite especially fond of square-dancing favorite foods are pastime is dancing never tolerates a dull moment potato salad, French fries and hamburgers. neat dresser ... one of our future teachers. RICHMOND BAILEY - nicknamed Beetle highly PAUL BRIERCIIECK -- brown-haired lad . .. enjoys play- prizes his gray Plymouth can usually be found at ing basketball and dancing drives a white Oldsmobile the 'Dairy Bar' or Jimmy's . .. wants to be a cadet to school . .. takes the academic course plans to study at West Point when he finishes high school . . . fond of all pharmacy after graduation . . . can usually be found at the Sports , U friendly to all' Dairy Bar can always be seen with Connie. NORMAN BANKS - answers to just 'Norm all his BARBARA BIIRRELI. - blue-eyed blond who hails from spare time is devoted to flying airplanes the proud Donegal . .. liked by everyone always has a smile owner of his pilot's license enjoys hunting and trapping usually seen with Katie . .. plans to bean artist ... enjoys hopes to win a scholarship to New Mexico Institute the outdoors and sports hobby is riding a motorcycle of Technology, where he will study geophysics. loves to eat pizza gets a bang out of Mr. Simon's P. D. class. FRANK BAZZAR A always willing to lend a helping hand, NANCY COOPER f blue-eyed, brown-haired lass . . . likes especially if he can cut a class likes to play football to play the organ and piano usually seen with Carol one of the biggest players on the varsity team . .. plans to go to nursing school after graduation praises his hot-rod Ford, when it runs girls are his often seen driving a green and white Pontiac has a favorite hobby, sport, and subject. smile for everyone enjoys going skating lists pizza as her favorite food. EDWARD BELLUSH - answers to almost any name, but DONALD COPPLTLA - takes the academic course prefers ECI likes to play basketball favorite drives a green Oldsmobile to school hobby is making pastimes are hunting and fishing . .. enjoys dancing model airplanes and working on his car plans to go to can usually be found Ioafing at the Dairy Bar . . . comes to engineering or mechanical school . . . member of the band school to pass the time. for four years works in his father's grocery store, cud her ,ami 5 above ' '. 3? ll cf QW , if 47 Q t. ROBERT COPPULA - brown-haired lad who follows the academic course lists among his hobbies music and bowling . . . chemistry is his favorite subject. . . has played in the band for 5 years one of the quieter members of the class. THOMAS CRAIG - brown-haired lad with a crew-cut grives a blue Packard to school .. . enjoys playing golf can usually be found at the Dairy Bar pals with Mike . . . thinks Mr. Simon and!! D, are tops fav- orite color is blue . .. undecided about future . . . was foot- ball and basketball manager for two years. DONALD CUNNINGHAM - Donnie or Gus . . . academic student . .. outdoor type . .. enjoys hunting and fishing . . . likes nce . . . hot rods around in a flashy Pontiac t participant gets a kick out of teasing the . hangs out with Jerry and Bob eats clover- X , - ' - eaf ns by thc dozens .. . dark haired, blue eyed Romeo. NANETTE DAMICO - academic student . . . rates chem- istry and Mr. Critchfield as 'the most' . . .likes to jitter- bug ... has long black hair . . . aspires to be a nurse in the Air Force enjoys playing or watching basketball pals with Annie likes Italian food always has a smile for everyone . . . cheerful. JANET DANIELS - one of our high- stepping alternate majorettes . .. has ambitions to become a secretary . . . enjoys eating spaghetti . . . spends spare time at the Dairy Bar . . . thinks Mr. Myers is the greatest . . . possesses a golden-toned speaking voice . . . comes to school with the Bunker Hill gang . .. well-liked . . . sparkling personality. ' DARLENE EVANS - Dar' . . . academic student . .. finds chemistry most interesting . ., aspires to be a lady in ' white . .. lives to eat dancing rates high with Dar' 3 has a very pleasing personality .. . displays an avid interest in the opposite sex enthusiastic sports fan . . . great sense of humor. DOROTHY FARINO - Dottie possesses an infectious giggle . . . wants to be a commercial artist . . . likes Home Ec and Miss Short . . . talking is Dottie's favorite pastime . . . makes a habit ofeatingpizza . . .never misses a sports event . . . always smiling . . . seen constantly with the twins. ,psf -mm- NANCY FARRELL - Nance one of the smallest packages in the senior class . . . hopes to be a teacher . . . possesses a keen sense of humor likes the opposite SCX C0nSiderS P. D. and Mr. Simon tops always seen with Lucille and Spitzie drives a green Chevy . . . charming personality. Seniors industriously studying??? The Age of Sputnik prompted the seniors into some much- needed study. i x i RONALD FARRELL- Ron.. . a good-looking, dark-haired DUANE GEISLER - likes a good boy of the senior class . .. slick dresser swell joke chemistry and are his cup of dancer . . . usually seen with Bill and Pete. .. likes a good tea - . - P315 31'0unfi With GUY and Dave - - - after gfadua' time .. . well-liked by everyone tantalizing grin . .. tion, college-bound popular with everyone, especially plans to attend college after graduation, the girls .. . has a mad passion for basketball mis- chievous grin. JOSEPH FORNAL - Joe . . . tall, dark, and handsome . .. MARY JANE GESINSKI - 2CHdemiC COUISC - -- SPGUUS one of the few guys from room ten . .. enjoys arguing spare moments writing to Bugs future angel of mercy with Mr. Simon . . . conscientious academic student . .. . . . always cheerful and ready to go . . . finds chemistry a usually seen with Red , , , works at the Red and White . . . bit t1'YiTiS - -- Pais around with LYNN - - - aViti t00tbaii and pleasing Smile for everyone , H personality plus, basketball fan . . . neat dresser ... friendly to all. MARJORIE FRITZ - 'Margie' Came I0 Ramsay her LINDA GRIMM- Short, blond, curly-haired very fond SSTUOI' year fI'0fl'1 Berlin . . . plans IO allelld 8 COITlI'l'l8I'Clal Of Nick , , I dresses neatly , , , nice pergonality I . , quiet college upon graduation . . . Mr. Myers and shorthand rank until you get to know her, , , Commercial Course , H enjoys high on her list of school favorites . . . favorite pastime French fries and pizza likes to argue with Mr. Simon is dancing . .. quiet but ffieiiuiy- . . . can often be seen hot-rodding a yellow Nash - Nick's. DIANE GEARY - half of the Geary twins disliked STANLEY GROSS - Simi --- ions. ligiii hair - -- ready giving oral English . .. one of our future homemakers , ,, Smiie uSuaiiY Seen with Frank h0t-f0CiS 3 fed '49 has a quiet, pleasing disposition . . , seldom separated from Ford .. . quiet until you get to know him . . . seems to be Joanne .. . rates swimming and roller-skating as her Shy- although ffieiiuib' 9Ch00iiSJuSt0i'ie Of his Pastimes favorite pastimes . . . loves to eat spaghetti . . . . as Yet undecided ab0ut the future. JOANNE GEARY - second member of this set of twins MICHAEL GROSSI - 'Mike' or Pope plans to go thinks P, D, and Mr. Simon are tops ...Home Ec- to a prep school usually seen with Tom Craig onomics course . . . comes to school on the bus .. . she and earns a spare dollar at Cernuto's . .. hangs around the Diane are inseparable . . . always has a smile . . . swim- Dairy Bar a lot plays a mean sax . .. on the quiet side ming and roller-skating are her favorite hobbies gets along with everyone. hamburgers and French fries are her favorite foods . ' 'Hail to there, ' ' .ww THOMAS HANK - Hank .. . good for all kinds of Jokes . . . partial to the opposite sex plans to become a disc jockey .. . skating fiend .. . enjoys a dip in his own swim- ming pool .. . seen a lot with Norm . . . gets a bang out of teachers . .. likes nice clothes . . . teachers' pain. CAROL HART - possessor of brown, naturally curly hair . . . undecided about the future . . . commercial course . . . skating is her favorite sport . . . collector of records . .. enjoys writing can usually be found with Nancy and Chris . . . French fries rate high on the food bill .. . fav- orite subject is typing. ROBERT HARTMAN - Bob usually seen with Don and Jerry .. . spends spare time working for dad or driv- ing an old green Packard called Betsy plans to go to Penn State for Industrial Engineering ... likes dancing, swimming, and sleeping in Mr. Myers' classes enjoys hamburgs and pizza. CHRISTINA JAQUETTE - one of the smaller girls of our class has little to say, but friendly to everyone . . . favorite pastimes are reading and loafing . . . constant companion of carol and Nancy . . . dislikes people who act smart enjoys cruising around in a blue Packard dislikes oral English, MARY CATHERINE KARFELT- Spitz always neat and well-dressed . .. plans to major in mathematics likes French shows quite an interest in the opposite sex enjoys dancing pretty green eyes .. . distin- guished by her long brown tresses bright smile for all . .. interests lie out of school. REBECCA KASTNER - Becky a popular miss with a sparkling personality . . . has flirtatious green eyes dresses to a T . . . active participant in all sports her curly hair is envied by all Ramsayettes enjoys singing never seen without a smile plans to be married soon after graduation. SANDRA KASTNER - Sandy . . . extremely popular blue- eyed blonde . . . bound to succeed at anything she tries . . . contagious giggle . . . well-liked by both sexes . .. aspires to be a woman in white well-known around school for her sense of humor . . . never at a loss for words. GLADYS KESLAR - proud possessor of blonde hair, blue eyes quiet, shy type can be found at the Dairy Mart in her spare time . . . hails from Donegal .. . enjoys riding the bus . . . finds French fries and pizza among her favorite foods . . . interests lie out of school. 1 l Our future secretaries and stenographers gained much experience in their office practice period. , v .. fd 'hear 'Q sf ,xv , K K on W g -t i I4 -Q 'iv 'cf' in foot- GARY LEVINSON - loves to argue with teachers, using JOHN KOZBELT - tall and ball . . . enjoys Mr. Simon's study periods . . . comes to 50 cent words . .. employed by his father inseparable school to pass time , . . possesses brown wavy hair . . . pal of David .. . digs progressive jazz .. .academic major likes younger girls . .. loafs at the Dairy Bar and G gl D. . . . plans to enter college to study business administra- tion music is his middle name likes to compose jazz. PETER MARNE - Pete . .. possessor of naturallycurly brown hair Mr. Nock and trig rate high on his list of favorites . . . cruises around town in his gray Bomb plans to 'play soldier' after graduation .. . likes to dine on ravioli . . . enjoys teasing the opposite sex. RITA KROTZ - bubbling personality to her, Mr. Myers is tops ., . gift of gab . . . passion for pizza , ., earns spending money at Gradler's .. . breezed through the commercial course . . . has a smile for everyone . .. dresses neatly succeeds in everything she tries. SALLY MARNE - better known as Sal . .. spends her extra hours at her Dad's grocery store usually seen driving the family car . . . potato chip addict . . . pals with Lucille and Nancy . . . thinks boys are the staff of life .. . has no plans for the future. DENNIS KUHN - Den . .. industrial artisan . . . hobby is sleeping . . . short and stout . . . always seen with John . . . comes to school to pass the time of day . . . shows no signs of being interested in the opposite sex . .. employed by his father, he drives an ice cream truck. BEVERLY MAY - answers to the name of Bev proud owner of long golden tresses future Florence Nightingale . .. favorite foods are pizza and hamburgers Miss Freed are favorites of this commercial-minded miss . . . chemistry and physics have kept her busy during the latter years .. . one of the quiet girls of the class ardent rooter for the Bobcats. KATHERYN KUNKLE - Katie this pert and pretty miss is Mr. Rankin's gal Friday relishes French fries . . . seen frequently with Barbara .. . Mr. Myers and . . . future secretary . . . bewitching green eyes. . .loves to trip the light fantastic . WILLIAM LEE - Bill or uWillo Bobcat end aim in life is to be a playboy . .. favorite class is study hall .. . constantly seen with Paul .. . made detention his hobby has shy look that's deceptive .. . very good- looking wild sense of humor highly rates Mr. Yul Myers. JOHN MCCLELLAN - known to all as Mac the future includes college . . . an avid Bobcat fan . . . mem- ber ofthe orchestra . . . is a good sport . .. likes to dance always favored Mr. Myers' class his hobby is teasing members of the opposite sex .. . very friendly to all. ' 'Our dear 0 d High School 9 lf. W-:-'rf L VINCENT MIELE - Vince can be found cruising around in an 'Olds' . . . serious-minded academic student . . . appears shy until you get to know him. . . pals with Sammy and Bob . . . spends most of his time helping his dad in the florist shop congenial personality well-liked by everyone. KATHLEEN MULLEN - a good-natured lass of the aca- demic group can always be found with Joan pet peeve is chemistry known for her contagious giggle at home on the dance floor sparkling personality ... one of the 'Bunker Hill' gang . . . enjoys driving her Jw father's Plymouth. LN! ill 4 f li,ElxNNAH MYERS - petite blonde of the commercial Y'. lfourse . . . neat dresser . . . pals around with Bonnie and Beverly skating ranks high with her taxies her friends around in her Dad's car . . . likes to jitterbug . . . comes to school to pass the time . . . has interests outside of Ramsay. Jovc Louomko - appropriately called Windy ... natqria ly, favoritqiipastime is talking . .. enjoys any type of dancing .. ,fifltterested in all sports, especially boys . . . thinks Mr. Myers and chemistry make school interesting . . . academic student . . . plans to attend college and be- come a medical technologist. ANNA MARY ORAVETL - Mademoiselle Burge's num- ber one French student enjoys listening to good music and rooting at the football games loves to giggle .. . Mr. Critchfield and chemistry are tops in her book one of the more intelligent college preparatory students in this institution plans to become a high-school teacher. JAMES PALANKO - better known as Beetle . . . one of Ramsay's expert ping-pong players . . .stalwart of the var- sity five . . . won foul-shooting trophy . . . also one of Mr. Copeland's brilliant shop boys popular with all the gang . . . pet peeve is John Simon .. . likes birds, JAMES PETERSON - answers to the handle of Peck , . , denizen of the Dairy Bar . . . can usually be seen breezing along in the big Buick . . . one of Ramsay's more talented artists enjoys Mr. Simon's P, D. classes came to school to have a good time. WILLIAM PEZZILLO - answers to Pezz . .. very able and capable manager of all the Bobcat athletic teams , ,, pals around with Bill spends extra time working for father very handy as a repairman . . . likes beautiful women . . . plans to become a millionaire in time. A major contribution to our football games were the morale-building cheers that Annie and her crew led. 5-Qt 'Si if LYNN PFROGNER - known to everyone as 'Lynn' very possesses long and pretty blonde hair usually quiet, but always has a bright smile for all . .. thinks Mr. Myers and English are tops . . . skatingisfavorite pastime rabid pizza addict plans to be a Bell Telephone operator after graduation. PRISCILLA PITT - very quiet, but friendly one of our ardent Bobcat supporters .. . regards school as her fav- orite pastime .. . popular with both both sexes . . . hobbies include drinking cokes and reading contagious giggle possesses a charming manner and personality always has a pleasant smile for everyone. PHYLLIS PORTERFIELD - popular, vivacious lass who hails from the West Side flirtatious smile pizza rates high as a favorite food doesn't believe in un- necessary work .. . favorite pastimes are reading and eat- ing . .. spends her leisure time working at Grant's one of our commercial girls. LUCILLE REC-A - possesses a pleasing personality and a sparkling smile her great ambition is to become a secretary always seen with Nancy, Sally, and Spitz .. . enjoys P. D. and Mr. Simon favorite hobby is dancing . . . interested in football and basketball thinks boys are the necessary evil. RALPH REGA - scrappy member of the Bobcat eleven . . . one of the shop gang . . . came to school to have a good time hobby is tinkering around with his blue Chevy aspires to be a top-rate mechanic very friendly with everyone can usually be seen working at Bill Potoka's Garage. ni .1 I PETE RICOTTA - known to all as 'Guta' . .. amiable, quiet, shy student . . . one of our shop boys who hails from Dutchtown . . . plans to don the Air Force blue after grad- uation . . . manager of the Bobcats football team . . . dis- likes school in general hobby is eating... shows no interest in the opposite sex. WILLIAM RIGC-S - Willie is always clowning around . .. his carefree air inspired his election as social chairman in his senior year favorite foods are fried ham and pizza considers hobbies as wasted rather shy with the opposite sex, until he gets to know them favorite subjects were P, D, and spelling, JAMES ROZELI. - called 'Rock' by everyone .. . one of the taller boys of our class enjoys and collects top tune records plans to live with Uncle Sam when he leaves Ramsay always eating pizza and chicken claims he enjoys P, D. . .. real cool dresser. PATRICIA RUDNIK - called 'Pat by all her classmates . . . has a smile for everyone . .. loyal fan at every school activity .. . always seen with Darlene and Mary Jane . .. French fries are a big favorite with her ... her ambition is to become a secretary . . . popular with everyone. JOAN RUDZINSKI - 'Joanie' is the proud possessor of beautiful red hair .. . can usually be found with Kathleen . . , great admirer of Mr. Simon and P, D, has a great craving for pizza never a dull moment when she's around sparkling personality has acquired her many friends. Hfiaithful Will We bc. ia it-1-rx il if pn 'S EUGENE SGRABOT - well-liked for his gay disposition usually seen with John, Don, and Ron dI'iV6S H familiar green Chevy pick-up to school member of the famed Shop Gang .. . aspires to be a 7777 al- ways has something to say comes to school to pass l -time. GEORGE SEIGHMAN - possesses a charming personality . . . popular with everyone, including the opposite sex . . . enjoys math and Mr. Nock likes every kind of food you can think of . . . one ofour greats in football enjoys jitterbugging .. . interested in all sports . . . plans to at- tend college. AUDREY SHAFFER - commonly called Aud . .. one of the taller girls possessor of naturally curly blond hair and blue eyes charming personality has earned her many friends .. . very neat dresser . . . usually seen driving around in a Chevie pleasant and well-liked by all. BETTY SHAFFER - Betty to everyone . .. never says any more than she has to . .. lives in the great city of Donegal . .. enjoys square dancing . . . making a fortune at Fran's . . . spaghetti ranks high on her food list . . . takes the commercial course. JANICE SKERGAN - Jan ... one of our pretty major- ettes always full of pep . .. friendly to all plays both the organ and the piano . . . plans to become a music teacher .. . gift of gab . .. known by her vivacious smile . . . commercial course. DANIEL SKILONE - Dan or Skeets one of the smaller men in the class . .. an infectious grin is his trademark lots of freckles and a blonde crew cut . .. industrial arts course always seen with Kuhnie comes to school just to past the time of day an avid sports fan. BETTY SNYDER - Bet a constant companion of Shirley Andrews thinks Mr. Simon is absolutely the most' even lists P, D, as her favorite subject commercial course . . . one of our quiet misses . . . brown hair, brown eyes . .. likes to eat spaghetti and meatballs. DALE SNYDER - comes on the bus from Donegal . .. in Mr. Simon's prize homeroom . . . pals around with 'Chuck' . . . can be seen loafing around the halls . . . blond hair ,, . a smile for everyone . .. one of Mr. Copeland's shop boys . . . likes to hunt and fish. Our high-stepping majorettes, with their precis- ion drills and intricate drilling, added to the half-time extravaganza. I X-H lit isa azz Hs.. iQ x 1 , Q! LARRY SWARTZ - Larry' or Swartzy . . . one of Ram- JUDITH TREBER - Judy . . . pert and pretty never at a loss for words one of the shorter girls of the say's smaller men takes the academic course . can be seen walking to school with Teddie . .. friendly senior class . . . neat dresser . ,. has flirtatious eyes . . . . . . liked by everyone . . . favorite sport is basketball well-liked by all who know her . . . peppy rooter for the varsity as a senior .. . alsoknown tolike steak and French Bobcats . . . future plans include a nursing career. fries. DAVID SWINK - Dave . . . academic student of high GEORGE UBER - answers to 'Fuzzy' . . . one of our standing . . . always with Duane and Gary . . . good-looking faithful shop boys .. . easy-going and friendly . , . can do . . . quiet, but not shy . . . very well-liked by all . .. has with or without the opposite sex . .. enjoys a good joke . . . the hi-fi and the jazz bug .. . works at the Mount Pleasant doesn 't want to hurry life . . . spends spare time working Floral . . . a future engineer. at Bair's Market . . . always courteous . . . liked by all. FLORENCE SWITALSKI - Flo brown-haired, blue- EDWARD ULERY - fondly known as 'Steamboat' by all eyed lass high-stepping majorette possesses an brawny football player .. . tall and nice-looking infectious giggle . . . has a passion for pizza . . . favorite always willing to help . . . likes to argue with anyone about pastime is talking . . . thinks P. of D, is great . . . always anything . . . at home on the dance floor . . . enjoys teasing in a hurry to get to work. . . comes to school to pass time. the opposite sex . . . thinks Mr. Nock is tops . . . hobby is collecting guns. THOMAS SZUBA - known to all as Tom' . .. one of the DONALD WELC - 'Don' to all his friends . . . one of the brains of the class . . . hails from Bunker Hill . .. one of small, but mighty men in the senior class . . . likes to our taller senior boys appears shy, until you get to participate in all types of sports he professes lndus- know him . . . popular with both sexes . . .one of our 'mad' trial Arts to be his favorite subject . . . comes to school chemists . . . has a keen sense of humor. only to pass the time . . . likes the opposite sex. RICHARD THOMPSON - called Rich' by all . . , always CARL WILCZYNSKI - Carl' or Butts . . . thinks Miss in 3 good m00d - - - aPPeal'S I0 like School - - - V917 Quiet Newkirk is the best ever , . . particularly enjoyed General and studious . . . well-groomed and courteous . . . girl-shy Science and Biology , , , likes the opposite sex, but seldom . . . can be seen driving his dad's Chevie . . . avid football displays it . . . spends his spare time riding around in his fan . .. plans to attend college upon graduation . . . well- father's car .. . hobbies are collecting popular records liked bY all- and writing to pen-pals. ' 'Lang We 'I law thee, 1611111.91111 High School KJV 'C n'W0'l I JW f 6' '15 .,-,, s.4,v l 6 X' bffff fm 2 GERALIJ WILTROUY - Jerry very tall, blue-eyed, brown-haired lad well-liked by all has a friendly Hi for everyone .. . one of the quieter boys in the senior class . . . undecided about his future after graduation . . . thinks Mr. Myers is topsn pals with Don and Bob. RONALD ZIMMERMAN - Ron to all who know him . . . one of the small but mightier men of the senior class thinks Mr. Simon is tops . , . chooses Problems of De- mocracy as his favorite subject likes to participate in all sports fond of the opposite sex pals with John. ANNA YANCOSKY - Annie sparkling and friendly to everyone possesses an intriguing giggle one of the petite girls of the senior class identified by her long hair always ready for a good time parti- cipated in all social events ... ambition is to be an angel of mercy. JOHN ZIPNOCK Y Zip never has much to say thinks that school is an unnecessary evil works in the evenings at Santorella's Service Station . . . spends his leisure time traveling around the district in his gray Nash fond of the opposite sex constantly seen with lid and Don. CHARLES ZELENSKE - 'Chuckn to his many friends . . . enjoys arguing with Mr. Simon professes Industrial Arts to be his favorite subject comes to school just to pass the time away likes to race his blue Ford in his spare time plans to join the Air Force after grad- uation. sf, K R123 ' N d If true to the Here s what ANDREWS SHIRLEY G1rls Chorus 123 Commerc1al Club 34 BAILEY RICHMOND FTA Vars1ty Club M1xed and Boys Choruses VICE Presldent of sophomore class BANKS NORMAN Band 2 3 BAZZAR FRANK Vars1ty letterman VBISIIY Club Huntmg an F1sh1ng Club BELI USH EDWARD BOBBS REBECCA Prom Comm1ttee Band 234 G1rls Sports Club 1234 Tr1 H1 Y 234 May Queen At tendant l 3 MIXGQ Chorus 3 4 G1rls Chorus 2 Beacon Staff 2 3 4 Mounty Staff Jumor and Sen1or Class Plays Junlor Red Cross 2 3 4 Home Commg Queen Attendant Natlonal Honor SOCIGIY BRIERCHECK PAUL M1xed and Boys Choruses Jun1or Red Cross Vars1ty Club FTA BURRELL BARBARA Commerc1al Club Prom Comm1ttee Home commg Queen Attendant COOPER NANCY G1rls Sports Club 234 GIIIS and M1xed Choruses Beacon Staff 3 4 Mounty Staff Tr1 H1 Y 4 COPPULA DONALD Band 1 2 3 4 COPPULA ROBERT Band 8 l 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 M1X8d and Boys Choruses CRAIG THOMAS Vars1ty Club 1 2 lndustr1al Arts Club 4 Stu dent COUUC11 1 CUNNINCHAM DONALD Band 1 2 3 4 Boys and MIXBG Choruses 2 3 4 Jun1or Red Cross 2 3 4 Jumor and Senlor Class Plays DAMICO NANETTE Beacon BUSINESS Staff 3 4 G1rls Chorus 2 3 M1xed Chorus 4 G1rls Sports Club 2 3 G1rls Sports Club secretary 4 Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 treas urer 4 Senlor Class Play prompter we dld DANIELS JANET G1rls Sports Club 1 2 3 4 Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Commerc1al Club 3 Secretary 4 GIIIS and M1xed Choruses Student Counc1l 13 Junlor Class Play Jun1or PromComm1ttee MayQueen Attendent 2 3 EVANS DARLENE G1rls Chorus 2 3 M1xed Chorus 34 G1rls Sports Club 2 3 4 Tr1 H1 Y 3 secretary 4 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 FARINO DOROTHY Commerc1al Club 3 4 G1rls Sports Club 3 4 G1rls Chorus 2 FARRELL NANCY Band 2 3 4 Commerc1al Club 3 4 PTA Treas urer 4 G1rls Sports Club 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus 2 3 M1xed Chorus 3 4 Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee Mounty Typlst FARRELL RONALD Class VICE pres1dent 1 Boys and M1xed Cho ruses 4 FORNAL JOSEPH M1xed Chorus 2 VHISIIY Club 2 3 4 Vars1ty Letterman 4 Track Team 1 2 FRITZ MARJORIE Commerc1al Club 4 GEARY DIANNE Home Econom1cs Club 2 3 4 GEARY .IOANNE Home Econom1cs Club 2 3 4 GEISLER DUANE Mounty Staff 4 Beacon Staff 3 4 M1xed Chorus 4 Vars1ty Club 2 3 4 Vars1ty Basketball 3 4 Jumor and Semor Class Plays Natlonal Honor SOCIGIY GESINSKI MARY JANE G1rls Chorus 23 MIXSO Chorus 3 4 Tr1 H1 Y 4 GRIMM LINDA G1rls Sports Club 3 4 Commerc1al Club 3 4 Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Jun1or Red Cross 2 3 4 GROSS STANLEY Huntlng and F1sh1ng Club GROSSI MICHAEL Band l23 M1xed Chorus 4 Industrlal Arts Club1234 , 0 11-- ' 1 . 1 . ., ,, D ,A l 111 1- ,,,, 111 , . 7 1 1 , . . 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' . . 1 1 1 1 - 11- T7 i i e e ' Oh 'Hie ci+w. .S' fJ8S+8Y'T'l horcler, i' r J J -' 5 Voices hoof? Eaifhfui milf we he. Lows w2'll love 'Hlee -fJ.Ji1 ?7'Jl ?i arY7SaL' Highschool? bhci be 'f'r'ue. +0 fhee- in Juniors Freshmen Sophomores Junior High Underclasses On the following pages appear our successors. They represent the preview of things to come at Ramsay. As the seniors bow out, they wish success to their immediate followers, the juniors. The outgoing class extends to the sophomores the fortitude and perseverance they will need in their coming years in these halls of ivy . To the freshmen, the seniors give their very best wishes for the forth coming years at Ramsay. lst Row: B. Farrell, Overly, John- son, Whetsel, Hamacher, M. Far- rell, Stoner, Giannetti, Kalp, Proud Amorosa, Fitch, Ahlborn. 2nd Row Wible, Ritchie, Coppula, Monroe Biller, MCCloy, Zundel, Watson Murphy, Eckels, Turner, Bergman Long, Mongelluzzo. Junior Salesmen lst Row: Kalp, Wisnierwski, Beran McClain, Pieszak, Ogrodny, Wild- ers, Borza, Toczek, Liske, Lohr 2nd Row: Sofranko, Miskovich Brown, Mognet, Keslar, Phillips Snider, Soforic, Cramer, Miele Cole, Zipnock, Misiewicz. 8 his 4 ErL,', Kn V 1 , Q Q' v X15 A ,, ,- ' Q -. , ,. J, - 'S 4- . , M -vp + Q, N.- J7- 1 ,vw ffwm, 4 ,gui 3- V'. ,M 'ij H' 9 0 Q 0. ' 8 M- f ' - 5-'Y-QQ., 'f, m, 1 .ci fy . A fl , 'i l .IQ X f5f7r,5,14-'t'f-f'.f-will X 'f H45 QQ K' x ? - . . .x , 5 K QV , Us -F. ' , -.v 13 Ls, '.-. fry. V, v . .' . X A X, ,gt 14' --I. 'Pi . 1 ' Q, N' X A 'if ' 'r J -' ' L i'1rX 1 A w '1 - Y ll 1 in-nn -1 '-,- v ' 1' 1 5x A k :. . , . , 14. , . v, - ' , rv, ff n 45, 1.4! AF .H- wr fuk' Ong 1, 'ls it 'vi wi? E3 QA 6 nf wg, - .L wt l, Nm. s lst Row: Meigs, Jordan, Treber Allxson, Zeman, Rogacki, Stahl Saunders, Cook, Centofanto, Stahl Wilson. 2nd Row: Crusan, Kirmeer Lawson, Zeglin, Hogan, Emert Rich, Forlsku, Santmyer, Swltalski Snyder, Rcga, Horak, Hauger. Sophomore Entomologists lst Row: Iloncychuck, Jurella, Ray Kalp, Jahoda, Wood, Kern, J. Host: ctlcr, l,. Hostctlcr, Kaczynski Avcmpato, Starkey. 2nd Row: Rimel Kuhns, Faust, Gross, Bazzar, Gar- stcck, Hrezmski, Stahl, Hughes Wilson, Kraisinger, Uhrin,Kravetz Kunklc. fin.: r I wai- md? ma'- 5-f 7.fA A 'T 1354--A' v 3 'gif .fx 'ill -,,...4 S lst Row: Yezek, Hershberger, Nov- insky, MCCloy, litze, Citro, Sof- ranko, Andrews, Flannagan, Dc- luca, Bell, Wolfe, Dcpalma. 2nd Row: Case, Milliron, Antoncttc, Zaidan, Gaudino, Amoroso, Zellers, Worry, Pologruto, Pravlik, Rcga, Ricotta, Karfelt, Funk. ophomores lst Row: Crosby, DcPricst, Rozcll, Mullin, Weisel, Packey, Sikorski, Patrick, Toplcy, Vasbinder, Barn- hart, llalcerek, Kubiak, Zaronsky 2nd Row: Meisner, Leasher, Eich- ner, Grindle, Shaulis, Muir, She- bcck, Ulery, Pfrogner, Pfeifer, Porterfield, Hammond, Mason Grosscr. .. 1--eff 4 6 . '. if' Q, :- ,x. N v-vlhlil President, Sam lite, Vice President, Nancy Crosby, Secre- tary, Elialicth Ann Grosscrg Treasurer, Dan Citrog Social Chairman, Sannzi Roell. ,. . - . .. , 4 '4 t'rf-st i. 1 ,,,, -. or ist Row: Crawford, Babel, Mentus avetz, Kalp, Cronin, Murphy, Hyde Tepper, Bert. 2nd Row: T. Ulery Brown, Coldsmith, Potoka, Bene- EF , . dict, Morrison, R, Ulery, C, J, Hor- , , , fl 4 V ak, C. Horak, Noll, Solomon, Rega F - g Harrer, Brush, Siska. pr., Freshmen NW S . 3 ' gl f Cradle Roll , V X A lst Row: Coppula, Zipnock, Fornal A Benedict, Paladino, Domenica, Se- ' corie, Turley, Bialecki, WeIc,Tate A 'A if Lobingier, Demegall, Fox. 2nd Row 1 . Craig, Pezzillo, Varholla, Coy ,QA Cressman, Yankowski, Brown, Gib- FBV t boney, Ceroni, Grants, Francis Farino, Forys, Worry, McCloy. '- Jacobs, Kaminsky, Ryan, Lentz, Or- 1 'IGS Y P1 H fi 'vi if tl ' 0-3- . . Nr :- l , ,, Q-lx ,- 5-1 ng- ' 5 'x re X -1 if-nw l J jill, vi -R. ,-i' V fa. lst Row: Sargent, C. Farrell, Ham- mel, Guadino, Fiesta, lleanner, Mikolajeik, Piazza, Santmycr, Tur- ner, Skilone, Smith, ll, Farrell. 2nd Row: Reed, Palatlino, Sefcheclc, Wilson, Kiel, Sebck, Hiller, llix- son, Richer, Pag1io,Ciprella, Szuba, Fontanazza, Mulhollen, Tresatti. Freshmen lst Row: Piazza, Keslar, Sebek, Chernitsky, Miskovishjofranlto, Kalata, T. Kalp, Whipkey, Burns, Labuda, McClain, llult-bush, llost- ctler. 2nd Row: Rutkowski, Keslar, Kern, Flannagan, Uhrin, limriek, Palanko, Skovira, Pospisil, Melago, Mognet, Miller, Lohingier, Matko- vluli, M. Ulcry, lf, Kulp, Q4 .1- .fxf' Q l l - 4 N. Q N... . W at . ., ,. L .. ..'v...v V f, 'Q ,X I -,' . F ., -nw A, -.' 3 A I. I x..'if . :Q M.-, 'wr , 1 16 v-V 7' L -..r lf N President, Bernard Paladinog Vice-president, Robert Oravetzg Secretary, Robert Fornal, Treasurer, Ann Guadianog Social Cllillflllilll, Dennis Cjibboncy. .3 ' f ' ' , . ,T ' ' I6f0.t. ff we A . . ' ,. 1- ' .M J Junior High Sth Grade lst Row: Bell, Sweeney, Zimmerman, J. Neiderhiser, Baughman, Firmstone, Mc- Clain, Sleasman, Korzen, Ii. Brown, Beckner, Long, Turner, V, Bitner. 2nd Row: J, Brown, J. Cook, Sleasman, Slonecker, May, Whetsel, White, R. Kalp, Reed, M. Kalp, D, Neider- hiser, J, Snyder, Skovira, Fisher, 3rd Row: Faust, L, Kalp, Miller, Nicholson, Philips, Sansig, Noble, Sisson, Kes1ar,Grippo,Dolan, J, Bittner, Wood, Enberg, Porterfield- lst Row: Nedrow, Armel, Gunsallus, Mon- gelluzzo, Sutton, Isola, Rogers, Davenport, Shaffer, Crabiak, Dolan, Keefe, Zaidan, Bea- bout. 2nd Row: Zimmerman, Farino, Polo- gruto, Oster, Blaine, Ondrako, Crosby Evans, Milliron, Beranek, Miller, Freed Faust, Coles, Kuhn, May, Allison, Andrews 3rd Row: Centafanto, Jaquette, Dodd, Com: fort, Glick, Valiante, Yennerall, Spence, Briercheck, Farrell, Lowstetter, Cook, Kel- ly, Cohen, Thomas. t h G ra de lst Row: Testa, Eckels, Mullin, Ete, Mcln- doe, Lewis, F. Coppula, Proud, Firmstone, Kuhn, Moore, Regacki, Sabbers. 2nd Row: Visconti, Cunningham, Houseman, Muir, Mc- Cloy, Smith, Ross, Klimchock, Zimmerman, Wood, Kowanda, Watson, Piezak. 3rd Row: Sann, D, Coppula, Kelly, L. Farrell, Ballew, Berg, Hansard, DeLuca, Cernuto, J. Farrell, Antonette, Balcerek, Fiesta, Clausner, DiNicola, Keeler. lst Row: Wensel, Zaidan, Plaza, C. Keslar, Myers, R. Smetak, Kettering, R. Miller, Gary, S. Barnes, C. Miller, Hostetler. 2nd Row: N. Keslar, Pyle, George, Nesta, Zim- merman, McClain, P, Miller, Baldwin,Rem- aley, Linsenbigler, Caletri, Caruso, Case, Jones, P, Barnes. 3rd Row: M, Miller,Shaw- ley, L, Keslar, Lauther, llazzar, Neider- hiser, Miskovich, R, Miller, C, Stahl, M Keller, R. Stahl, ll. Sim-t. ff, fe. lvesl,i.,l,oiw D, Kcslar. +A nds ri :HJ J Uh 'Hme cl'l'v. s LJeS'l'er'n laorcaleir, 3...- Ba Voice Ha, c ool7 wefll love 'Hwee Biufkful will we las. Long 1 - Q I I Drama Clubs Music After Hours Some of the most cherished memories of our years in Ramsay came from outside the classroom doors. The cheers at the games, the marching of the band, the voices of the choir, the projects of the clubs, the applause at curtain call, the news and gossip of the Beacon, the associations at the dances - all these have contributed to the social activities at Ramsay. 1i .l.-1 lst Row: Linda Grimm, Eileen Cramer, Donna Biller, Betty Shaffer, Phyllis Porter- field, Florence Switalski, Janet Kalp,Shirley Andrews, Pat Rudnik, Leannah Myers, Chris- tine Jaquette, Nancy Farrell, Dolores Cost- abile, Bonnie Brush, Rebecca Zipnock, Bev- erly Nisiewicz, Joan Mongelluzzo. 2nd Row: Darlene McClain, Janice Skergan, Phyllis Wisniewski, Joy Zaronsky, Jane Kreinbrook, Priscilla Pitt, Rosalee Monroe, Becky Kast- ner, Rita Krotz, Lucille Rega, Jayne Keslar, Connie Russell, Peggy Dolan, BonnieSmetak, Patty Toczek, Anna Catherine Borza, Barb- ara Farrell. 3rd Row: Valjean Monticue, Carol Hart, Bonnie Pieszak, Dianne Miller, Karen Snider, Evelyn Ogrodny, Janet Lohr, Betty Snyder, Janet Daniels, Audrey Shaffer, Kathryn Kunkle, Gladys Keslar, Dorothy Far- ino, Margaret Long, Jean Cole, Marlene Sofranko, Esther Santarel, Pat Liska, Bob Larko. Commercial Club Commercial Club officers: Rita Kotz, Pres- identg Pat Rudnik, Treasurer, Learmah Myers, Social Chairman, Janet Daniels, Sec- retary, Jane Kreinbrook, Vice-president. ry v V. 'CW ii - 4 Heil 5,-wr. lj J as -J, Xvgzl - , . 1 in Wg: 'falwfxw Yifffsi-fg Q . I, 'f'x'1'f'f,-Zl fx . .. fi ,- I' IJ -'Q fa ,Pu H -Q5 Future J' K Y .fsvu 3 . -53 Teachers Association Members of the Ramsay chapter, F.T.A.: Ernest Zundel, Bob Hartman, Becky Bobbs, Kathleen Mullen, Tom Hank, Mary Katherine Karfelt, Ed Ulery, Connie Ritchie, Mary Overly, Joan Rudzinski, Ron Farrell, Tom Whetzel, Ronald Hamacher, Larry Swartz, Tom Szuba, Richmond Bailey, Nancy Farrell, George Seighman, Kathryn Kunkle, Anna Mary Oravetz, Jane Krembrook and Mike Farrell Q1 vi 'u .pf '62 1 V ' Y tffjfe' . 4- Ax if Lx, Officers of the Future Teachers Association are Anna Mary Oravetz, Program Committee, Nancy Far- rell, Treasurer, Bob Hartman, Vice-president, Tom Hank, Program Committee, Joan Rudzinski, Presi- dent, Mary Katherine Karfelt, Secretary, Paul Brier- check, Social Chairman. E 4 .. - Q n .sr cc 1 - ..,-,i?, .. - H -' ?.,:5?i..QDQQ3! ' , , 51, ' ' lil: Q .Clin 1 M B i ' U ' - . l if W 'fel -f5Eff915 5 .59 5 x' ' 4 . 4 4 ft' ffl 'vi-x FT, ,. Qur Band NP Y S Q6 Graduating members of the band are: Gerald Wil- trout, Mary Catherine Karfelt, Robert Coppula,Don- ald Coppula, Robert Hartman, Donald Cunningham, Lucille Rega, Anna Mary Oravetz, Nancy Farrell, David Swink, Sandra Kastner, Gary Levinson, Chris- tine Jaquette, Becky Bobbs, John McClellan, Janice Skergan, Florence Switalski, Janet Daniels. I... 1 , -it 5535, nu- if Q C56 The Ramsay orchestra consists of: Gary Levinson, John McClellan, Mary K, .Karfelt, Vince Vissari, Sharon Noll, David Swink, Donald Coppula, Robert Coppula, Ernest Zundel, Dennis Eckels, John Rega, Vernon Kalp, Ronnie Hamacher, Philip Cohen, Ron- ald Pologruto, Janice Skergan, Eleanor Swink. The high school band under the di- rection of Fred Houseman had a very busy school year. During the sum- mer and fall seasons, the band prac- ticed and perfected spectacular half- time drills. The winter and spring seasons were devoted to concert work. The band also participated in various civic parades. Girls Sports Club members: Carolyn Berg- man, Anna Yancosky, Renie Soforic, Patty Toczek, Phyllis Porterfield, Judy Treber Janice Skergan, Becky Bobbs, Audrey Shaf- fer, Janet Daniels, Nanette Damico, Mary Katherine Karfelt, Lucille Rega, Linda Wible Bonnie Brush, Connie Ritchie, Shirley Fitch Diane Coppula, Joan Rudzinski, Anna Mary Oravetz, Florence Switalski, Becky Kastner Dorothy Farino, Rita Krotz, Linda Grimm Nancy Farrell, Sally Marne, Leah Ahlborn Carole Strelec, Anna Catherine Borza, Lean- nah Myers, Lynn Pfrogner, Darlene Evans Pat Rudnik, Priscilla Pitt, Sandy Kastner Nancy Cooper. gf S- ' ' A F 4 lu., , -2 QW ao- 440 -'N Mr. lccbar After many practice sessions, the big night had arrived The jun- ior class was presenting a three- act comedy entitled Mr lceboxn, under the direction of Robert W, Myers A group of excited Juniors anx- iously waited behind the closed cur- tain of Ramsay's stage for the be- ginning of their class play. Then, the footlights went up, the audience grew silent, and the orchestra scrambled for seats, as the cur- tain slowly opened. The play had begun. P-Hi Q V. 'x FN 5-'fn w-mx t GRY. Ll , aff-QV!!! The senior class play brought back many junior Thespians to the footlights. The chosen play, Father of the Brides, directed by R.W, Myers, was a howling success. Blood pressures rose, when after a laughable second act, the curtain refused to close. Many moments at class play practice, such as the beating of the drum and the blowing of tubas, will linger forever. To the cast, these and many other mem- ories have the 'sweet smell of suc- cess.' f Qaflzer af the Bride l, HC it NL.. 4A'j'o5 nfiiglni, k lk. All s '96 5 'tiff Right: Tri-Hi-Y officers are President, Anna Yancosky, Vice-president, Rita Krotzg Sec- retary, Darlene Evans, Treasurer, Nanette Damicog Social Chairman, Adeline Rinaldi. The Tri-Hi-Y, Below: Audrey Shaffer, Becky Bobbs, Janet Daniels, Nanette Damico, Mary Katherine Karfelt, Linda Grimm, Joyce On- drako, Judy Treber, Becky Zipnock, Linda Wible, Janice Skergan, Bonnie Pieszak, Dar- lene Evans, Nancy Farrell, Lucille Rega, Becky Kastner, Rita Krotz, Sally Marne, Carolyn Bergman, Adeline Rinaldi, Connie Ritchie, Patty Toczek, Pat Rudnik, Beverly May, Sandy Kastner, Annie Yancosky, Kath- ryn Miele, Dianne Coppula, Mary Jane Ges- inski, Lynn Pfrogner, Nancy Cooper, Anna Mary Oravetz, Kathleen Mullen, Joan Rud- zinski, Leannah Myers, Leah Alborn, Anna Borza, Essie Santorel. Tri-Hi-Y Under the excellent leadership of Miss Galley, the club has achieved many objectives this year. They held a serious initiation, a cov- ered dish supper, and a clothes drive for the needy, among many other activities. Si My 15 Student Council I A Mixed Chorus Choruses 41 ' 4' A ,l Glrls Chorus QM: 'li Bl A align. 'k . Despite the lack of much-needed funds this year, the Beacon, headed by Joyce Ann Ondrako, managed quite well Although there were many obstacles in the path of the presses, the staff pro- duced a professional paper each month. Below, the hard-working Beacon staff: Joyce Ann Ondrako, Nanette Damico, Mary Kathe- rine Karfelt, Rita Krotz, Becky Hobbs, Joan Rudzinski, Judy Trebcr, Renie Soforic, Nancy Cooper, Anna Catherine Borza, Connie Ritch- ie, Jane Kreinbrook, Kathryn Kunkle, Pat Rudnik, Becky Kastner, Anna Mary Oravetz, Sandy Spence, Eleanor Swink, Carole Strelec, Evelyn Ogrodny, Patty Toczek, Elaine Uhrin, Ronald Hamacher, Bob Hartman, Duane Geis- ler, David Swink, John Kearney, Bill Proud, Tom Stoner, Richard Thompson, Bill Weisel, Sam Flannagan, Liz Grosser, lieeann Meis- ner, Teddie Hughes. Beacon llglls A I' 4 4. ' 1 if ,d Wx.. WET? L Q' X 'vgxfi' X -Q X-K. e i ,fo-' Q ur 1,1 qw 1 rf' Q ul f 1 lf x s of -, A . Q 'f 1 f bv' , I Z' I ,f gf 1 ..As ' 4 ' 1 nw M ggi h E .iv ,M x t . . 4, 4. 34 f'+'f:-J , Nly'f1fQf ar? 3?fwjf' V' '53 f' , 'x,.t -N ational Honor Society Varsity Club ,IQ ,Q National Honor Society: Audrey Shaffer, David Swink, Duane Geisler, George Seighman, Rita Krotz, Anna Mary Oravctz, Becky Hobbs, Kath- ryn Kunkle, Judy Treber. Missingis Sandra Kastner. Varsity Club Seighman, Topley, Sofranko, Etze, Pfrogner, McC1oy, Flannagan, R. Fornal, Coles Bailey, E, Ulery, Worry, Hank, Welc, Ricotta,Kozbe1t,L. Ulery, Yancosky, Kuhn, Marne Watson, Houser, Palanko, Swartz, Beabout, J. Fornai, Noble, White, Bellush, Cash Beranek, Rega, Sikorsky, Geisler, Wiltrout, Paglio, Zimmerman. E-I N 4 ,si 'N' D -f-I - '. ...- f X., will K x.J Projection Club Projection Club members are Tom Whetsel, Russ Vasbinder, Dennis Eckels, Jim Watson, Tom Hank, Bill Weisel, Bill Zellers, Bob Andrews, Tom Amo- roso, Jim McCloy, Dave Barnhart, Joe Packey, Ed Ulery. Mr. Dillon is the club sponsor. Junior Red Cross lst Row: Krotz, Kalp, Kaczmarek, Treber, N. Farrell Costabile, Skergan, Yancosky, Karfelt, Brush, S Kastner, Eckels, Rozell. 2nd Row: R. Farrell,Spence Toczek, Coppula, Zipnock, Ondrako, Shaffer, Bobbs Grimm, Seighman, Miele, Hartman, Amoroso, Ulery Hank. 3rd Row: Lee, Geisler, Cunningham, Pieszak Oravetz, B. Kastner, Rudzinski, Mullen, Zundel Bailey, Szuba, Miele, Wiltrout, Peterson. Industrial Arts Club lst Row: Giannetti, Keslar, E. Rega, Marne, Yancosky, Seighman, Cash, Coles, Gonofsky, Welc, Bellush, Zimmerman, Scrabot. 2nd Row: Fornal, Hauger, Johnson, Beranek M. Kuhn, Ulery, Beabout, Korzen Grossi, D, Kuhn, Sebek,Craig, Skil- one. 3rd Row: Thomas, White, Wat- son, Houser, Palanko, Paglio, R Rega, Ricotta, Zelenske, Snyder Wilczynski, Kozbelt. n 1 7 , On 'Hse ca'h1'5 Al,Jes'l'ern border, J J l E v sg- fs 'lands ana Voices . X oifkfu, MNH we be. Long wewljove 'Haeel 5,9533 Hnshsclxoohi bhcl be 'l'r'UC +0 'thee' A Football Athletics BaSketba With the advent of the 1957-58 sports season, onlookers watched mighty Ramsay. Playing 'A' ball, Ramsay fielded both a football and a basketball team. The teams were built on good material, and earned the solid support of students and fans in the district. As in the past, Ramsay was one of the powerhouses of Westmoreland County sports. 001, ootballl - MT, ,, an-Mi3C'5'- i.'?.' 3 Yi, K , u i' - 16 3,9Bgfs5r?7Q?ge2E575Q9u,E393,?ss,9s4 7 75-,R 7'F8U,Q85+:i.- V 491.15 535,16 7 Varsity Football Team, 1957 Edition lst Row: Dan Topley, Jim McCloy, Frank Pfrogner, Bob Centofanto, Mike Marne, Ron Zimmerman, Don Welc, Dom Cesario, Bill Houser, John Jahoda. 2nd Row: Pete Ricotta, Lanny Ulery, Jim Cash, Vern Kalp, George Seighman, Rich Sikorsky, Sam Etze,John Kozbelt,Chuck Beabout, Bill Riggs, Joe Wood, Bob Worry, Bernard Paglio. 3rd Row: Bill Pezzillo, Dan White, Milton Kuhn, Bill Lee, Tom Noble, Jim Watson, Ray Fornal, Sam Flannagan, Joe Paglio, Joe Sofranko, Jim Delligatti, Joe Fornal. Senior Frank Bazgar Bill Riggs George Seighman Ed Ulery Tom Hank '76 gs 'VC' A 6- Y. -'S J Lettermen RonZi mmerman B111 Lee Ralph Resa Don Welc JOE Fornal Under the guidance of Frank Farrell, the Bobcats appeared this season with the biggest and heaviest line in Ramsay's history. Opening with St. Vincent and a victory, 25-19, we marched on to come from behind and top S, Huntingdon, 14-6. ln a free scoring game, we racked up number 3, 34-20. Winless East Huntingdon was next, and when we finished, winless they still were - 27-7l The biggest game for the players and fans was Scottdale. After breezing to a 19-7 half-time score, Lady Luck blew the other way. Scottdale snapped back strong, and as usual a 28-28 tie blew in. Hoping to snap back toa victory, defeat was our reward, a 39-13 loss to a powerful Shaler team. Thus we had to wait for another game. Vandergrift was our next foe and victim. Considered the most thrilling and exciting game, we triumphed 13-12. Hurst, our annual rival, was to follow. On a damp, cold, and muddy night, before some 8,000 fans, we stumped favored Hurst, a 0-0 tie. As the con- clusion of the season we had to play Derry Qrescheduled because of fluj, which proved tobe a little too much for us. Defeat number 2 came, 27-0. Our season ended with a record of 5 wins, 2 defeats and 2 ties. Not actually the greatest, but something to be proud ofl 5? g . ,,, kr ,Ay 9, John Kozbelt SQ L.. 1 W2.+...l' na '07 ff .' VA ,im f ' I u ' 7 lu . . N ff 'Kp ,, ,. ' in iii lm mn Baskets, oys! Below: Varsity basketball club of Coach John Nock. .lim Palanko, Ed Bellush, Rifih BHUCY. Bill Houser, Larry Swartz, Jack Beranek, Art Coles, Chuck Beabout, Duane Geisler, Coach Nock. ICI alll al Imaam, i 1 i 1 ff J F1 Vfx, f Ku.. Below: They're played their last game for Ramsay! Jim Palanko, Rich Bailey, Larry Swartz, Ed Bellush, Chuck Beabout, Duane Geisler. Patrons Q ,, fm, Frey's Jewelers O. A. Summy Feed Store Dr. A. H. Sternberg Kathryn Kalp Crouse's Sandwich Shop Gau1t's Classic Shoe Shop Pezzillo Appliance and Electric Dr. J. F. Irwin Oliver S. Shields Cook Lumber Co. Karfelt's Department Store Gunsallus and Rehanek Shaffer Chevrolet Samer's Candyland George and Cunningham Herbert Furniture Co. Hartman Maytag Co. L. Levinson Gradler Studios The Hub Borwn's Record Center Grimm Funeral Home J. Cernuto and Sons Lee - Blake Ford Sales Sweeney Pontiac Co. Here and There 4 It to cl f .f J J Oh 'Hie CI+q'5 UeS'f'ern harcfer, S12 nds +P: e Voices i Haul 'fo sc ool7 J' V 1 IV F t ,ii 7 E Essfhful will we Ee. Long we , fave +533 Ramsay High Qarcufcll to our ,Uma Mater.. S C h O OI Our class had had many wonderful times together, and we seniors will never forget them. We could not forget our first dance, football games, our class rings, the banquet and prom, andlast of all - Senior Day. Ramsay is a wonderful school and the Class of 1958 will miss it enormously. -l. Q11 il.. . .-.-