Rostraver High School - Rostravette Yearbook (Belle Vernon, PA)

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ROBERT EVICH Sonny Vocational Mining Reputation as a bashful lad . . , the way to his heart-a meatloai supper . . , con- tented . . . takes life slow and easy . . . gym class his idea of a perfect way to spend forty-five minutes . . . pals with Richard. SALLY A. EWIG Sally Vocational Home Economics Do anything to help a friend . . . 1-o-o-v-e-s to eat . . . collects cups and saucers . . . grateful for study halls--or when would she sleep? . . . mistress of the kitchen . . . well versed in letter writing. MARLENE M. FILANDER Fido Commercial Nature's blonde with a redhead's temper . . . . sentimentalist . . . . Miss Browning's poetic protege . . . specializes in dreamy, romantic verse . . . extends helping hand to everyone . . . hillbilly music's her speed. GERALD R. POOR Ierry Vocational Mining Usually seen but not heard . . . usually. that is . ..give him a year or two to plan for the future . . . and to loaf, swim, and sleep . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . knack for draw- ing . . . you better believe that. DOROTHY FRESHNOCK Dot General Talkative miss . . . no mercy on gum . . . record collector-especially Tony Bennett platters . . . supports disc jockey dances . . . enthusiastically joins in any good argument . . . smooth on the dance floor. HELEN M. GADUS Helen Vocational Home Economics Fun hunting gal . . . always doing somee thing, good or bad . . . can talk a blue streak . . . only use for books-place to keep letters . . . cooks mouth-watering meals . . . keeps post oiiice in business. IOHN E. GAZDA Zip Vocational Mining Never seen without Glen Lemley . . . leads Iackie Gleason's cheering section . . . Van Meter lad . . . can't wait for two weeks at school-right, Zip? . . . after graduation- to use his words, you never know. AUDREY L. GIBBS Audie Commercial Eye catching head majorette . . . masculine tavorite . . . dances like a dream . . . roguish laugh . . . talks with her eyes . . . oh, those after school rehearsals . . . remember her portrayal of Ti1lie ?

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Seanad Did you hear about . WANITA M. DOKISH Leela Vocational Home Economics A lively Van Meter-ite . . . lover of the ball and bat . . . a 12-1 artist . . . rainy days her downfall . . . favorite class-gym . . . she's patriotic-she likes green . . . favorite meal-pork chops and green beans. IOHN I. DOLFI Moon Academic Possessor of beautiful brown eyes . . . . not wordy. but wise . . . mania-electricity . . . beware of blasts'-he's in the lab . . . his aim-to make a million without ex- erting himself . . . an artist in oils. TERRY DRAN Sh:rtioot Academic A five-four ball of energy ? . . . nuts about cars . . . his main talent-beating the pin- ball machine . . . one oi Uncle Sam's pros- pects . . . his smile is always in fashion . . . futureihe's undecided now. IAMES N. DUTCHKO Dutch Vocational Mining Wishes his two weeks at school weren't .... easy going describes him to a T ... spouts off with that's the most to say the least . . . spends his spare time in Mones- sen . . . well liked by both sexes. CHARLES W. DZYBAN Char1ie General Quiet at times . . . one of Moon's associates . . . not at home?-can be found at Dolfi's . . . another sportsman . . . talks a mile a minute . . . his thoughts are his own . . . a true Websterite. CLAUDE E. EVANS Claude Vocational Mining Seen his double? . . . would like to spend his life sleeping . . . ships and seas are in sight . . . fixes appliances in his spare time . . . craves hamburgers . . . wears a daily smile. CLYDE E. EVANS Clyde Vocational Mining Occasionally mistaken for Claude-wonder why? . . . Webster Dairy Bar fan . . . guns his specialty . . . hopes to repair them some- day . . . nothing ever bothers this boy. IOHN I. EVANS Ziggy Vocational Mining One of those seldom heard shop boys . . . soft spoken . . . Charles Atlas build . . . good boy to have around the shop . . . well-liked . . . fond of good jokes .... could sleep anytime . . . a Dodge hound.

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LOIS GRADFORD Lois General Loves to torment people . . . tries hard to stay out of trouble-but never quite succeeds . . . will be a telephone operator . . . been absent?--need an excuse?fsee Lois . . . . nothing but a fox . . . plays 500. IOYE L. GREENWOOD I::ye Academic Mr. Pelar's main disturbance . . . lovely hair . . .carefree . . . seen with Thelma . . . wishes she could fly to England . . . remem- ber her as Aunt Cathie? . . . dislikes study halls in library . . . photogenic miss. WILLIAM R. GREENWOOD Bill Vocational Mining Our tough luck senior . . . motorcycle happy . . . future-ask him . . . spare time-what's that? . . . can make any car run . . . rarely seen without crutches . . . the deepest blue eyes. NANCY HAMILTON Nance General Wisecracker extraordinary .... tells Paul Bunyan tales . . . livens up any party . . . good alto voice . . . Rogues Gallery of beaus . . . bashful? not her . . . wonders if school will ever end. ADAH L. HAURY Adah General Our peewee . . . little but mighty... fast talking saleslady . . . office work in Pittsburgh her future . . . you goofed . . . likes to date . . . her laugh-beyond descrip- tion . . . female hotrod. IAMES S. HELLEIN lim General Meet the mysterious man in the senior play . . . take a bow, lim . . . aggressive in a nice sort of way . . . madcap senior . . . trouble and lim are synonymous . . . has his stubborn moments. RICHARD F. HELLEIN Dick Vocational Mining A friend of Ziggy's . . . attends round and squarefdances, that is . . . will farm in the future . . . those eyes really charm the gals ...after school hours you'1l find him in West Newton. THOMAS H. HOFFMAN Tim General We're all agreed 'we like him . . . knows the ins and outs of a car . . . motto- try an R. C. . . . transported the prom com- mittee . . . diligent worker . . . seems to dodge the opposite sex. S 4 Make it good, lerry