Saltsburg High School - La Saltianna Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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SENIOR HALL OF FAME . . . We Honor Outstanding Seniors SCHOLARSHIP Daniel Zerfoss SCIENCE Donald F. Miller MUSIC-INSTRUMENTAL James Boroski D. A. R. AWARD Miidred Brosko ART Karen Ernest COMMERCIAL Carol Duncan MECHANICAL ARTS Richard Clawson DRAMATICS Mearl Naponic MUSIC-VOCAL Jack Grosklos

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Senior officers plan for graduation 1958 Four years seemed like a long time, especially when we were Freshmen. The Senior year seemed like an eternity away. Our big moments to remember were still to come. After becoming adjusted to high school life with its extra-curricular activities, we, as Freshmen, presented the Sweater Hop, our first big event. The Sophomore year brought two important occasions, namely the annual Christmas Dance and the cherished moment we received our class rings. With our Junior year came the Junior Prom. White Lilacs, ferns and a fine orchestra really made it a Cinderella's Ball for us all. Under the direction of Miss Turner, we successfully presented pur Junior Class Play, Headin' for a Wed$n . OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary . Treasurer Mearl Naponic Frank Shirley Marcia Sloan Daniel Zerfoss The La Saltianna of 1958 occupied most of the time, money and energy in our Senior year. The Senior Banquet, pictures, name cards and the Hallowe'en and St. Patrick's Day dances were a few of the many interruptions we enjoyed. Our class made the final payment on the new football score-board. Our Senior Class Play, Love Is Too Much Trouble was a huge success. Those four memorable years filled with friends, fun and studying went fast, far too fast. But due to our high school life, we are able to leave school to make our mark in the world. WE EVALUATE FOUR YEARS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS 16

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SettionA MAUDE E. ALBRIGHT Sparkling personality . . loves to dance very neat and petite has a compliment for everyone plans to become an airline secretary remembered for parts in Jr. and Sr. Class plays quick and lively. JOHN ANGELINI Hails from Nowrytown plans to enter the armed services seen often in Avonmore liked by everyone quiet and reserved black wavy hair a good basketball player a neat, conservative dresser. RICHARD W. ASHBAUGH Cueball . Good sense of humor comes from Nowrytown faithful worker at the refreshment stand for the football games likes to hunt runs errands with Barry neat appearance polite and attentive. JUDITH A. BAIRD .''Judy Happy-go-lucky has the sweetest dimples Patton's contri- bution to the Senior class plans to become a secretary. faithful typist for our class sponsor jitterbug enthusiast. Maude Albright John Angelini Richard Ashbaugh Judy Baird 18