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

Page 67 text:

gaunoid Glad ROW I Mary Ann Radzik, Elaine Sokol, Audrey Gibbs, Virginia Martin, Edythe Tylka, Dorothy McKenery, Carol Sloane, Fay Owens ROW II- Martha Mimidis, Rose Marie Schivley, lean Ann King, Sally Crusan, Patti Kraft, Elaine Ahlborn, Valeria Moats, Kathleen Kriston, Marlene Filander, Roberta Williams, Ioan Walters, Eleanore Weightman HOW III-'Patty Bozik, Faye Sarber, Marlene Carnakovic, Ruth Holesapple, Pauline Kriston, Sonja Gimbara, Barbara Kirkpatrick, Ianet Nicholls, Charles Harvey, Fay Gash, Alice Graham, Gloria Davis, Helen Federer, Mary Ann Martin, Ioan Creevey, Rose Tylka, Shirley Logan ROW IV- 'James Spina, Cecelia Radzik, Elma White, Elizabeth Sedlak, Mary Ann Nescot, Norma Wiley, Margaret Dean. Nancy Dainty, Shirley Indof, Shirley Lynn, Georganne Lutton, Bonnie Sarber, Dolores Gazda, Shirley Shafer, Iennie Carol Soyka, Ioseph Corbett Not Pictured: Marilyn Foehringer, Nancy Radich, Bernice Sholtis, Marlene Sleasman, Dorothy Stewart, Iudy Treadwell, Aretta Stinebaugh, Geraldine Lemon, Shirley Williamson, Kathryn Hudak Need a secretary, anyone? Then make your selection from the titty-tive members ot the Ros- traver Business Club. A comparatively young organization, this club was formed tor the purpose of preparing stu- dents tor a business career and this year it attained its largest membership. Eligible to join is any student taking two or more commer- cial subjects. For their monthly evening meetings speakers trom various business firms and business schools were scheduled as part ol the club's program. Then toward the end of the school year the entire group toured Pittsburgh visiting such places as the Heinz Plant and the Business Training College. Senior members also had the opportunity to visit the offices of the Donora Steel and Wire Works in April. On the merrymaking side these folks tossed a Christmas Party and ieted the graduating members at another party that was held in May. . BUSINESS CLUB OFFICERS Standing: Miss Luzanski, Sponsor: Kathleen Kriston, Vice President: Valeria Moats, Secretary Seated: Carol Sloane, Treasurer: Mary Ann Radzik, President: Mrs. Vizza, Sponsor Senior Secretaries At work in the back room.

Page 66 text:

Senioa efzoaud . E I ROWI Marlene Carnakovic, Mariann Skurkay, Iris Lefevre, Marcia Brighenti, Connie Piersol, Iohn Gilmour, Stephen Krajnik, Gordon Rutherford, Dale Breakiron, Selma Grueser, Judy Treadwell, Dorothy Stewart, Donna Santmyer, Cassie Lee, Adah Haury, Nancy Hamilton ROW II Iulieann Gresh, Sandra Uram, Audrey Sokol, Irene Talpas, Iames Laird, Harry Fleming, Henry Ream, Bob Molle, Audrey DiFlorio, Vincetta Mauro, Bonnie Sarber, Patti Kraft, Kathryn Hudak ROW III Elaine Ahlborn. Agnes Kerestes, Sheila Belavich, Margie Clark, Edythe Tylka, Daniel Gilmour, Bill Moyer, Earl Iones, James Pauline, Ierrett Koontz, lean Dolfi, Pattie Yanko, Ianet Sickles, Alice Graham, Geraldine Lemon, Gloria Davis RCW IV Shirley Indof, Shirley Lynn, Iessie Horner, Carol Wycoskey, Nancy Radich, Darla Smith, Bob Laird, Tom Mori, lim Hellein, lack Kuhn, Iay Smuzinik, Charles Marciniak, Virginia Martin, Carol Maurer, Audrey Gibbs, Patti Balog, Elizabeth Sedlak, Shirley Williamson ROW V Bill Manko, Lanny Sarber, Tim Brown, David Brown, Sandy Stewart, David Roush, Evelyn Skurkay, Betty Drotos, Eileen Roscoe, Sonja Gimbara. lean Ann King, Myra Smith Several months before Christmas seventy-seven Rostraver students are found missing from eighth period study halls and their homes in the eve- nings. Where have they gone? To chorus practice of course. Practices are squeezed into every spare minute in preparation for the an- nual Spirit of Christmas in Concert. The per- formance fell on December 21 this year. Har- monious tones flowed from the voices of students dressed in white and blue choral robes. The audience was swept by Christmas Tide and The Night Beiore Christmas into the Christmas spirit. ln addition to their annual concert work in- dividual members sang for local civic groups and attended the County and District Chorus. They devoted their extra time in helping the band restore the musical fund. In return for their efforts they have gained traits of responsibility and good citizenship. SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS Earl Iones, President: Elaine Ahlborn. Secretary: Audrey Gibbs, Treasurer: Edythe Tyllra, Vice President: Mr. Pelar. Director CHORUS ACCOMPANISTS Kerin Narbut, Accompanist Carol Maurer, Assistant Accompanist

Page 68 text:

,lla-8 HI-STEPPER OFFICERS Mary Ann Hadzik, President: Audrey Gibbs, Vice President: Donna Santmyer, Secretary: Iudy Treadwell, Treasurer Do you have your assignments ready? They have to be done before the deadline. These words were never repeated more often than by the co-editors of the Revealer, our high school paper. And no small wonder! Besides publishing the six-page Revealer our busy Hi-Steppers serve as the band's maiorettes and also assist the band financially by spon- soring their own activities. Thus, to complete the newspaper write-ups before the deadline creates quite a problem. But despite these difficulties the club still managed to improve and enlarge the Revealer. Their happy reward, which is every newspaper's dream, was an increased circulation. Mary Ann Radzik and Ianet Sickles are co-editors of the Revealer. Cassie Lee is the circulating manager: Selma Grueser, the business manager: and Miss Bamford is the Hi-Step- pers' sponsor. Their other activities were a Snowball Dance and a Variety Revue, featuring talent from other local high schools. ROW I Selma Grueser, Iudy Treadwell. Cassie Lee, Donna Santmyer, Patti Kraft, Audrey Gibbs, Ianet Sickles, Mary Ann Radzik ROW II- Barbara Naylor, Patty Hamilton, Ioanna Smichnick, Sally Marciniak Miss Bamford, Sponsor HI-STEPPPERS AT WORK Seated: Patti Kraft, Ianet Sickles Standing: Ioanna Smichnick, Barbara Naylor, Selma Grueser, Patty Hamilton, Cassie Lee, Sally Marciniak