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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1959 volume:

1 . ,YV J M , D , Aware ijt HAIL ALMA MATER by Fred Barkley '57 Hail, Alma Mater -- Saltsburg High, We think of days And years gone by. And praise we offer Thee e'ermore -- As we depart from Life's vast shore! Oh, hear us when We sing to thee, Of our great love And loyalty! Hail, Alma Mater -- Red and White The symbol of thy Guiding light. With Troian brave To guard thy name -- And give thee honor Might and fame. Go with us as we leave thy door And there remain, farevermore Hail, Alma Mater - Saltsburg High Thy mem'ry sweet E'ermore shall lie Within our hearts Within our soul, As we march onward Toward life's goal. May God's rich blessings E'er be thine, And always thy loved Name refine! T. R J 2 x si s QB Left to RightfRow l: Miss Wetzel, J. Petter, M. Gaulin, L. McDivitt, A, M. Brown, D. Steele. Row 2: K. Struble, J. Tilden, G. Tagliati, S. Wallace, D. Kulka, P. Luciow, C. Clawson, D.Grosklos. futune nunses of amemca This newly organized club which meets twice a month is under the supervision of our school nurse, Miss Wetzel. The purpose of the club is to interest students in personal and community health and help them decide wisely about professional and practical nursing as TEACHERS' Students taking Typing ll receive office practice by doing secretarial work for teachers. These sec- retaries were chosen last year and assigned to in- dividual teachers at the beginning of this year. Duties consist of typing tests and letters and generally assisting the teachers. One of the busiest times for the secretaries is at the end of the six weeks when Lett to Right Row lf F. Belice, G. Davis, L. McDivitt, M. Shirley, Row 2: P. Verbitsky, F. Tagliati, C. Jones, Mrs. Roth, M. Edgar. Row 3: S. Reed, B. Plahs, R. Kinnan, D. Orvosh. Row 4: J. their career. Throughout the school year the members saw several good movies about nursing, went on a tour of a hospital, had speakers present at their meetings, and watched demonstrations by Miss Wetzel. Each member received a pin with the F.N.A. insignia. SGCRGIARIG all six weeks tests have to meet their deadline. The teacher's secretaries are not only a great help to the teachers but they also receive assorted knowledge and valuable experience in the different phases of secretarial work. They are greatly assisted by Mrs. Ruth A. Roth, their Commercial teacher. Mclntyre, M, Calhoun, M. Ball, E. Prenni, L. Davis Row 5: D. Kulka, S. Lupyan. We-.-1 Left to RightWSealea': D. Chrisman, R. Balest, J Soler, A. M, Brown, P. Luciow, N. Cindric, J. Vought I. Graham. Standing: G. Zeigler, L. Jordan, R Mancabelli, Mr. Slosarik, J. Stratton, D. Cindric P. Bohovich, D. Dulce, E. Good, stuoent COLll1Cll Besides taking care of school problems, this year the Student Council inaugurated a new idea for collecting money for worthy organizations. Instead of having six indi- vidual fund drives, they sponsored a United Fund Drive and divided the money collected equally among the Red Cross, stuoent The Student Patrol performs many small but important tasks. One of these is setting up a road block around the school to pre- vent any cars from using those streets during the noon recess. They also see that the flag is raised in the morning and T.B., Polio, Heart, Crippled Children, and Cancer funds. The president, Ronald Mancabelli, was responsible for the introduction and the closing words of the various assemblies held throughout the year. patnol lowered in the evening. To Mr. Anderson, their advisor, and to the Student Patrol boys who weather the gales for our protection, we extend our sincere thanks. Left fa Right Kneeling: G. Zeigler, R. Groslxlos, D. McGregor. Standing: Mr. Anderson, R, Deitrick, G. Healey, C. Parson, A. Corridoni, R. Deitrick. Left to Rightv Row 7: G. Bortz, N. Mendaloft, F. Fletcher, F. Rehok, J. Zerfoss, W. Almes. Row 2: K. Heimberger, S. Jankowski, H. Carnahan, M. Orvosh, J. Murphy, W. Murphy, Mr, Bechtel. Row 3: M. Orvosh, R. Martin, R. Vought, K. Cribbs, D. Cindric, W. Fennel, D. Shirley. Row 4: R. Davenport, G. DeForno, M. Renwick, D. White, R. Riley, V. Tagliati. ' liutune lianmens of amemca The F.F.A. motto is Learning to do and doing to learn . Following this rule, the boys undertook several projects. They were quite successful in their selling of garden seeds and onions, through which they profited 5l50.00. During the Annual F.F.A. Week at Penn State, John Zona judged poultry, Frank Rehok judged livestock, and Nick Mendaloff judged dairy products. After earning 500 points each, Frank Rehok and Robert Vought received traditional blue and gold F.F.A. jackets. Thirteen members were formally initiated. I:UTZL1l2G l1Om makens of A ERICA This year's homemaker and service club lF.H.A.j was sponsored by Mrs. Joanne Cox. Some of the many pro- jects of the year were making blankets and food baskets for the needy, buying UNESCO stamps, and selling Christmas cards. Memorable times include the Sadie Hawkins' Dance, the annual spaghetti dinner, lectures on good grooming, and the candlelight service in which the new officers were installed. The club leaders were President-J. Mclntyre, Vice- President-A. Auen, Secretary-N. Faber, Treasurer-K. Lanham, Chaplin-B. Quick, Salt Shaker Reporter and Chairman of all Committees-G. Tagliati, and Historian -F. Tagliati. Left to Right-Seated: J. Bundridge, S. Wallace, F. Belice, S. Lupyan, G. Tagliati. Standing: N. Faber, F. Tagliati, S. Reed, Mrs. Cox, A. Auen, J. Mclntyre, K. Lanham, B. Quick, M. Calhoun, P. Verbitsky, D. Malone, A. Wallace, D. Orvosh. .,v,. f ... I I hl- CLUBS Left to Right-Row l: S, Jankowski, R. Harkleroad, R. Plahs, N. Mendalott, J. Stephens, R. Deitrick, H. Stramaski, L. Jordan. Row 2: L. Prenni, M. Casciere, J. Grimplin, R. Belice, O. Kelly, M. Orvosh, L. Jones, M. Orvosh, G. Compton, Mr. Rowley. Row 3: J. Ross, M. Almes, J. Shaulis, R. Renwick, M. Duke, J. Kucik, D. Hall, R. Vought. Row 4: C. Zimmerman, K. Beatty, D. Shuster, R. Brink, L. Naponic, T. Healey, L. Miller. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain and guidance and sponsorship of John Rowley we know that extend throughout the home, school and the community, the goals will be maintained. high standards of Christian living. At their weekly meetings, the members discuss the Clean speech, clean living and clean sports are the problems of everyday life in relation to teenagers. goals which are set before the boys, and under the Many new activities strengthened the Tri-Hi-Y this year. Diann Steele and Gloria Davis went to Harrisburg to attend the Tri-Hi-Y Model United Nations Assembly at which they dressed as native Guatemalans and presented problems of Guatemala for discussion. Expenses were Good, D. Heasley, C. Emanuel, D. Steele, Painter, N. Clawson. Row 2: D. Werner, S. Huse, B. Kelly, M. Bortz, B. Cornman, R. Franklin, K. Heimberger, M. Pistininzi, H. Fryar, Left to Right-Row l: J. A. Auen, G. Davis, G. V, Good, Mrs. Holler. Row 3: C. Heard, F Les..- U2l-l1l- met by the club's selling Christmas candy and School Daze books. The members also worked diligently at collecting, sorting, and packing clothes for the World Clothing Drive and the Pennsylvania Clothing Drive. L Davis, S. Luciow, C. Lanham, J. Tuzi, J. Chakan, M. Tkach, L. Dick, C. Coffman. Row 4: D. Bivens, J. Stuchel, M. Harkleroad, D. Bowman, l lutrirkc, S. fr fjulrk Drummond, J. Bartlebaugh, C. Earnest, L, Prenni, GIGNUT GRA06 photoonaph CTUB The eighth graders, sponsored by Mr. MacBlane, have learned how to develop and enlarge pictures taken with their cameras. The three clubs meet ance a week in the dark room and strive to better under- stand photography. After spending a period of developing their pictures, they study them and point out the flaws and how they can improve the pictures by taking them properly. The Junior Photography Club learns the elementary facts about picture- taking and film development. Glqhlih GRACE GGOGIZADT1 CTUB The three 8th grade Geography Clubs raised 5300.00 for a field trip to Lewisville during the spring. They sold window cleaner, had two bake sales and sponsored several noon dances. Any mem- ber ot the club with a B average, being a good citizen, and showing interest in geography was Left to Right-V Kneeling: B. Summerson, C. Peace, M. Emanuel, A. Corridoni, T. Rocco, J. Kachonik, J. Tuzi, J. Dick, C. Catania. eligible for the trip. Papers titled Know Your Country Better Geographically'l were written by Charla Catania, Russell Balest, George Kopchick, Linda Kulik and David Zerfoss. Other activities included a field trip to Pittsburgh and a Geography Club party. Standing: J. Kelly, G. Tagliati, Mr. Anderson, T. Massimo, B. Ashbaugh, C. Porch, B. Ladue, B. Jones, D. Chrisman. Left to Right-Row I: G. Davis, D. Steele, J. Danilowicz, J, Heiple, B. DeLuca, L. McDivitt, J. Petter. Row 2: Mr. Flick, J. Grimplin, D. Shatter, N. Hund, C. Hall, L. Amorose, F. Fletcher, Miss R. Brink, D. Jones, D. Vensel, R. Belice. anslt clus Membership in the Varsity Club consists of boys and girls who have earned one or more letters during their school years for participating in basketball, football or track, and for serving as cheerleaders and team managers. 126611 AGE Under the direction of Mrs. Haller a new club has been added to S..l.H.S. lt is the Teenage Book Club! The purpose of this club is to promote students' interest in reading. Each month, members select TAB books from a purchase list sent to the club. These Left to RighI,Row 1: A. Cappo, M. Pistininzi, M. Gaulin, J. Danilowicl, J. Wilson, J. Stuchel, C. Heller, P. Hunter. Row 2: J. Tkach, E. Corbett, J. Grimplin, T, McCoy, J. Ross, E. Helter, J. Forte, M. Orvosh, R. Harkleroad, Mrs. Holler. Row 3: D. At the end of the school year, the undergraduate members present the departing seniors with a sweater or jacket, as a token of all the sacrifices, hard work, and sportsmanship displayed throughout their high school sports career. BO0k CLUB books cost twenty-tive or thirty-tive cents. After completing the books, club members give short oral summaries on them. One of the projects planned forthe year is buying books to be contributed to the school library. Hall, C. Fletcher, C. Hall, E, Rombach, L. Hess, D. Grosklos, H. Bollinger, N. Hund. Row 4: C. Hagara, J. Kucik, J. Jones, W. Emanuel, D. Shuster, L. Naponic, K. Beatty, E. Mikesell. Turner. Row 3: E. Romboch, R, Fulton, T. Shearer, Left to Right-L. Beitel, M. Edgar, J. Kucik, Miss Jackson, J. Wilson, H. Bollinger. TZDGSDIAHS Interest in dramatics and the theatre is the main goal of the Senior Thespians. Weekly meetings feature play-reading, program planning and dis- cussions of the fundamentals of the theatre. This spring, members entertained the children at the Willard Home in Indiana. The Thespians appreciate the tireless efforts of their advisor, Miss Margaret Jackson. The officers are President-Mary Edgar, Vice-President-John Kucik, Secretary-Leroy Beitel, and Treasurer- Herbert Bollinger. semon science Ano photoqnaphy clue, The Senior Science and Photography Club aims to further the interest of students in the field of science and photography. Under the supervision of Mr. Gould, movies and experiments dealing with all scientific ways of life are featured. Activities in photography include photographing, developing and printing pictures. One of the Left to Right-Row I: W. Cyphert, E. Good, R. Belice, J. Ross, J. Grimplin, R. Harkleroad, J. Tkach, Mr. Gould. Row 2: L. Miller, T. Bonnoni, K. Beatty, D. Vensel, D. Compton, C. 5 S 3 . l - Sigitll' ,i 0 mtv. vi ,msd 3 characteristics of the club is showing interest in all questions that are brought up in these par- ticular fields. The officers of the club are John Grimplin-Presi- dent, Ronald Brink-Vice-President, and Joseph Tkach-Secretary-Treasurer. Fletcher. Row 3: L. Naponic, D. Jones, R. Brink, J. Fulton, R. Mancabelli. Left fo Right- Row lf D. Hall, N. Lytle, C. Helter, L. Hort, M. Bollinger. Row 3: L. McDivitt, J. Wilson, R. Young, A. Stromoski, Dosch, R. Kinncm, C, Jones, I, Clwakcn. Row 2: Mr Reese, S. Seiclw, J. Forte, R. Horklerocd, H. Cornohon, D. Wougomcm, M. Shirley, C. Gois, R. Franklin, S. Luciow, G. Kopclwick, D, Johnston, D. M. Johnston. Row 4. P. Luciow, J. McCoy, J, Heiple, G. Jones, J. Lindenberg, L, Kulik, C. Cunningham, C. Romsey, R. Common, H. Kucik, D. Shuster, D. Bates, C. Hall, M. Almes, D. Groslxlos, L. Jones. Bfxno majonettes l C. Jones H, Bollinger R. Kinnon M. Dosclt C. Helter L. Hort N- l-ytle 1 - 1 Left to Right Row 7: N. Faber, M. Edgar, R. Kinnan, J. Novak, D Orvosh, R. Mancabelli, D. Jones, R. Harkleroad, D. Vensel, J. Fulton Row 2: C. Clawson, B Buczak, M. B. Johnston, L. McDivitt, M Shirley, K. Beatty, L. Naponic, J. Ross, D. Shuster, R. Deitrich Row 3. N. Hund. C. Heller, C. Hall, E. Lasher, J. Heiple, R. Balest E. Mil-cesell, T. Bonnoni, M L Gaulin, J. Peffer, Miss Carson. Row 4 N. Brown, E. Renwick, A. Brown, R. A. Smelik, J. Pizer, F Belice N. Lydic, B. Quick, B. Corridoni, D. Kulka. Row 5: P. Luciow, J Danilowicz, L. D Hart, P. Pleas, A. Wallace, D. Czrosklos mUSlC Music is defined by many great musicians as begin- ning where speech ends . We like to think of music here at Saltsburg in this way too. This year as in previous years, we had a Junior and Senior Mixed Chorus. These two groups combined efforts to produce the Christmas program entitled Around the Left to Right Row l: K. Struble, A. M. Brown, M, Dosch, D. Heasley, J. Good, L. Woodrow, P. Barnakovich, J. Zerfoss, G. Bortz, M. Almes. Row 2: G. Quick, C. Lanham, J. Tuzi, J. Chalkan, C. Fink, T. Thomas, R. Fulton, D. Lindenburg, C. Amorose, N, Painter. Row 3: L, Prenni, C. Coffman, D. Werner, I. Graham, E. Ladue, J. Cup, S. Barankovich, B. Cindric, M, Tkach, V. Good, Miss Carson. Row 4: C. Earnest, J. Cribw. During the following practices their talents were devoted to the annual Spring Concert. Several members were representatives of Saltsburg High at the County Chorus. Two Seniors, Linda McDivitt and Margery Shirley, were sent to P.M.E.A. Western District Chorus which was held in Apollo this year. Coffman, J. Bartlebaugh, A. Renwich, B. Hinchman, B, Maguire, C. Forney, L. Lydic, A. Bair, B. Wagner. Row 5: D Saldana, M. Harkle' road, S. Luciow, L. Dick, S. Huse, S. Wisen, I. Chakan, C. Heard, R. Franklin. Row 6: H. Sharp, E. McBurney, H. McMahon, B. Shearer, N. Lytle. fC?335gp1 ff ,A fl Xi 1 X':..g fl 5 f .X .1 Fi. V Trojoneiies in Action. A crucial momen? worries ?l'1e ieom 58 - . f I ,Aww , . wvirr fa -' A L V V A Li Wim- ,W , f ,fz5,y, fm 2 1. CHEGIHGAOEIQS IIOOITBAH BOYS BASKGIBAU twang qmls Basketsall Miss Turner runs fhe scoreboard clock i -4 X' vw. .-4, Q .W . in , 1' QF if 1 I U ' Q X K .. s. , .mf s footsall SCORES SALTSBURG OPPONENT Soltsburg O Apollo Soltsburg 31 Elders Ridge Soltsburg I3 Washington Twp. Scltsburg 7 Purchose Line Solfsburg O Bell-Avon Solfsburg 20 Lourel Volley Sollsburg O Penns Monor Solfsburg 0 Edgewood Lefl to Right-Row 1: Mr, Flick, L. Jordon, J. Grimplin, F. Fletcher, Romboch, Row 2: R. Belnce J Chcmlcon R Moncobelli D Jones D. Shaffer, M. Cosciere, M. Orvosh, L, Woodrow, D. Yeager, E. R. Brink, R. Fulton,J. Fulton D Vensel G Richards 'rv ff .. , 'Him .fe.:.w:ei. .. R M l Q3 5:28 xp V81 14N F91 g or 3 , A , Y. . 3 ii 7 ! in xc ai M, YJ flin g: A.. Y Q M. Cclsc R. Mcncobello R. Brink X'-si D. Vensel J. Fulton THESE SENIORS HAVE PLAYED THEIR LAST GAME AS TROJANS UNDERCLASS LINEMEN R. Fulfon G. Richards F. Fletch L, Jordon iere rf 'SSN 2 B8-ff, XS' 7 B JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Left to Right-Row 1: C. Fink, D. Lindenberg, E. Helter, C. Resnick, O. Kelly, N. Mendaloll, J. Edgar. Row 2: Mr. Lytle, R. Davenport, J, Stratton, T. Healey, M. Renwick, W. Emanuel, J. Jones, W. Stiltey. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES JUNIOR l'llGl'l SCORES SALTSBURG OPPONENT SALISBURG OPPONENT Saltsburg I9 Apollo I2 Saltsburg 7 Kiski Saltsburg I9 Elders Ridge 7 Saltsburg I4 Kiski Saltsburg I9 Washington Twp. 6 Saltsburg 7 Kiski Saltsburg 28 Derry 6 Saltsburg 20 Purchase Line Soltsburg 6 Bell-Avon 6 Saltsburg 28 Kiski 0 Saltsburg 20 Purchase Line O JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Left to Right--Row 7: D. Orvdsh W. Foy, G, Healey, K. Parson, J. DeLuca, D. Rombach, D. McGregor. Row 2: Mr. Anderson, J. Belice, D. Wougaman, R. Hinchman, G. Jones, J. Gabrielson, D. Hall, G. Kopchick, C. Cunningham, R. Grosklos. 63 sf .ln Left to Right: J. Ross, D. Vensel, T. Shearer, J. Sorbin, R. Fulton H O son K. Cribbs, R. Brink. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES SJ H S OPPONENT S.J.H.S. OPPONENT Export Dayton Franklin Twp. Apollo Kiski Bell-Avon Blairsville Washington Twp Export Elderton Alumni Shannock Valley Homer City Elders Ridge Bell-Avon Dayton Washington Twp. Apollo Elderton Blairsville Shannock Valley Elders Ridge Left to Right---Kneeling: R, Belice, J. Sorbin, K. Cribbs, J, Ross, H. Olson. Standing: Mr. Lytle, R. Brink, T. Shearer, R. Fulton, R. Mancabelli, D. Vensel, L. Miller. l 2 any 64 Penns Manor 4' ROBERT FULTON DENNIS VENSEL RON BRINK COUQI NEROES JOHN ROSS MR. LYTLE 65 TOM SHEARER SJHS Left to Right-Kneeling: M. Orvosh, O. Kelly, J. Zerfoss, C. Fink, Standing: Mr. Gould, D. Becker, T. Healey, J. Jones, T. Thomas. JUNTOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH 3,-,5KETBALL SCORES SCORES OPPQNENT SJHS OPPONENT Blairsville 34 Kiski 25 Exporf 21 Purchase Line 61 Homer Cigy 22 United Joint 31 Bell-Avon 27 Penns Manor 37 Washington Twp. 24 Homer CNY 29 Elderton 41 Bell-Avon 32 Sl-,q,-mock Valley 28 Blairsville 21 Elders Ridge 12 Penns Manor 28 Dqyyon 28 Bell-Avon 32 Bell-Avon 28 Kiski 31 Washington Twp. 32 Elders Ridge 22 Elderton Shannock Valley Elders Ridge Dayton Apollo Blairsville Left to Right -- Row 1: C. Werner, B. Thomas, K. Sikora, D. Rombach S. Brown, R. Summerson, G. Healey, C. D'Angelo, D. McGregor Row 2: L. Walker, D. Duncan, G. Baird, H. Pizer, C. Miller, W. Almes G. Zeigler, J. DeLuca, Mr. Flick. Row 3: G. Kopchick, E. Corbett, E White, J. Chakan, G. Jones, D. Hall, R. Plahs, R. Young, D, Waugaman Left to Right--Kneeling. L. Beitel, F. Fletcher, D. Yeager, M. Casciere. Standing: Mr. Flick, M. Almes, W. Emanuel, R. Fulton, T. Healesy, l.. Jordan. IRAC14 We are sorry we cannot give you a review of the '59 track team, because we are publishing the yearbook before the track season begins. This is a brief summary of the 1958 track team which was under the able supervision of Mr. Flick. Saltsburg came in first in the Saltsburg-Kiski meet. In the Little Seven meet we placed third. F. Leonard placed first in the 100 Francis Fletcher: 880 relay. and 220 yard dashes. Our mile relay team placed second, H. Brown came in first in the Discus Throw, and R. Belice placed third in the Shot Putt. In the Indiana County meet, we placed fourth. F. Leonard placed first in the 100 yard dash and second in the 220 yard dash. H. Brown came in third in the Discus Throw. Mike Casciere. shot putt. L E I 2 ... 4 VARSITY Row lr B. DeLuca, J. Danilowicz, G. Davis, L. Amorose, L. McDivitt, A. Auen, J, Amorose, B. Belice. Row 2: C. Hall, N, Hund, J. Heiple, Miss Turner, M. Dunmire, D. Groslclos, N. Heard. GIRIS' BASKETIBAII VARSITY S.J.H.S. OPP. S.J.H.S. 43 Alumni 48 35 67 Homer City 20 T7 56 Winchester-Thurston 54 48 53 Avonworth 29 22 78 Heilwood 29 18 53 Purchase Line I7 33 48 Purchase Line II I9 50 Winchester-Thurston 27 22 64 Heilwood T9 81 Vandergritt 23 58 Richland 42 45 Richland 38 JUNIOR VARSITY Homer City Avonworth Heilwood Purchase Line Purchase Line Heilwood Richland Richland The Troianettes completed their season's play in the GirI's Basketball Tournament at Ormsby Recreation Center in Pittsburgh. The team was de- feated in the semi-finals by St. Benedict 37-26. The other games in which we participated during the tournament were against Punxsutawney 54-37 and Avonworth 47-IO. A I I I' A JUNIOR VARSITY D. Heosley, A. Brown, C. Forney, T, Tatarlma, Miss Turner, I. Graham, D. HoII, E. Lodue, N. Brown. OPP. 21 I9 24 I9 25 TO 32 31 nojanettes Carol Lee Hall Miss Mary Lee Turner+Cooch geny DELUCQ Norma Hund 69 .Aff ' KF .-iw 6 I 'L 1 ,, at as ,pri ,Q 12: 'g,w 'V agua: 0'2- 59' E 9 'ff Uh, , xx.,..,.....,,.f,Ql4 an ,VUE ? 1' . N75 el J UHIOIQ SGDIGI2 DRGIU 1958 R f....,,,,s,Wx K qu, Eff lm R 1 J V 53,1 ii 72 ., af I DICAI class S All S.j.h. . Diann performs a Chemistry experiment, Spanish projects are on display Ancient History intrigues seventh graders. The slide rule simplifies Trigonometry problems. The Home Economics classes make useful items, The Shop class promotes natural skills. 1959 sweatelz hop ouplo's Ball Queen June ond Kung Ronuld ore crowned by Frestrmun President, Jun Stratton, ond sf-Lrctcxry, Jorwt Solw E? ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS F. Betice, D. Hall, P. Luciow, D Johnston, E Prennu, W Almes, D Steele, K, Lindenberg, R, Klnnon, I., Townsend. X 4 A X 1 Ex f f I uf' ww. +6 5' . .1 , TQ Y. .. Ng 3 9' W' 'f' ' M. . E 1, . N. Q 4' .., N, Q' sw SSN 'S' 'K , ,, 5 5 N Wg. 1 0 f'S,ol 'Ni ,lm Q ...JJ ig .:,,. Hum! Nd ago A 4 f gf i 4 - 5' 'H WMV ,UZ 121 M..- J Q ' ,, , ,az W 4 . ,w, ,, A f :W 'V lg, i . ' 5 ai I lk Vensel fighting lor the ball. Bob sidesteps a tackler! Fulton iust caught a pass. Chakan refuses to go clown! PATRONS Ann's Restaurant, Slickville, Pa. Sam DeFrances, Appliances, Slickville, Pa. Damicos, Slickville, Pennsylvania Fleming's Service Station, Clarksburg, Pennsylvania Thomas' Service Station, Clarksburg, Pa. Harold Hans Welding, Clarksburg, Pennsylvania Isabel's Beauty Shop, Clarksburg, Pa. Lobert's Dairy Bar, Avonmore, Pa. Johnston's Amoco Station, Avonmore, Pa. Main lnn, Slickville, Pa. Sam's Appliances, Slickville, Pa. Kuzman's Barber Shop, Slickville, Pa. Dycliw's Tavern, Slickville, Pa. Helen's Beauty Shop, Slickville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Gleen C. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Norman Grosklos Raymond Johns, Saltsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hans Shatfer's Garage, Saltsburg, Pa. Mary Shaffer, Avon Representative John Painter's Garage, Saltsburg, Pa. Shorty's Market, Rushwood Road, Pa. Werner's General Store, Clarksburg, Pa. K and S Grocery Store, Slickville, Pa. Shuster's Barber Shop, Saltsburg, Pa. Kitch's Market, Slickville, Pa. Kuzman's Service Station, Slickville, Pa. Sullivan's Barber Shop, Saltsburg, Pennsylvania McCullough General Store, Nowrytown, Pa. Musser Forests Inc., Indiana, Pa. Brizzi's Nut Shop, Blairsville, Pa J, M, Stewart 8- Co., Indiana, Pa Kiski Nurseries, Avonmore, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs William T. Kinnan James Belice Tony Belice . Emerson Shirley Louis Novak Victor Tagliati Allred Heard Harold S. Holler COMPLIMENTS OF 1958 CLASS MEMBERS: Kay Chrisman Shirley Forney Carol Duncan Richard Ashbaugh Mearl Naponic Photographs and Senior portraits in the 7959 La Saltianna were provided by COVER STUDIO 504 Main Street Johnstown, Pennsylvania Dial 5-8442 77 COMPLIMENTS OF SALTSBURG LUMBER 81 SUPPLY COMPANY Where your home begins Salfsburg, Pennsylvania FARMERS BANK AND TRUST CO. PHILADELPHIA STREET INDIANA, PENNA. INDIANA AERIE NO. I468 L . 'd 'C S ERATERNAL ORDER eading Jewelry Sfore OF EAGLES Indiana, Pennsylvania Indiana, Pennsylvania GEORGE HEIMBERGER 0' RlCH'S WILLIAM H. HEIMBERGER Esso Service Center Gas-Oil-Lubrication Tires - Tubes - Accesso INSURANCE CO. Phone MErcury 5-2995 or 5-4774 R.D. No. I Saltsburg, Pa. Saltsburg, Pennsylvania Phone ME. 5-9461 Buy at the Esso Sign The Home of Insurance 8- Real Estate all forms of safe insurance TURNER AND GEORGE AGENCY 160 E. Market Street Blairsville, Pa. Phone I I9 BROWN'S RESTAURANT a.NEwssTAND Home Cooked Meals Saltsburg, Pennsylvania Phone ME. 5-2875 Compliments of JOHN M. W. MAGUIRE Nation wide Insurance Agent Walnut Street ME 5-3581 Saltsburg, Pa C. H. MILLER LUMBER CO. R.D. No. 3 Shelocta, Penna. Lumber, Building Supplies Aquage, Baroid Hydrotan, Uniflo Cement Phone SA 6-5277 C OMPLIMEN TS OF JOY MANUFACTURING OOMPANY Experimental Station Saltsburg, Pennsylvania MUNSHOWER PRINTING CO. Complete Printing Service 272 E. Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pennsylvania HO 5-431 1 MCCREARY SERVICE CENTER Friendly Pennzoil Dealer Hi-Grade Coal-Wholesale and Retail Corner of Wood and Walnut Streets Gene McCreary, Proprietor Phone ME 5-1235 Saltsburg, Pennsylvania J. C. Moore Supply Company, Inc. lf you don'f know where to get if ask Moore's FRIGIDAIRE - MAYTAG - YOUNGSTOWN HOOVER - TAPPAN - R.C.A. VICTOR We sell the best and service the rest HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS - BUll.DER'S SUPPLIES GIFTS - HOUSEWARES -- TOYS Indiana County Phone MErcury 5-2665 Saltsburg, Pennsylvania 1 AItman's Gash Feed Stores Compllmenfs of Home of BarcIay's Hardware SUPER A FEEDS FLOUR - FEED - CHICKS 520 Philadelphia Street POULTRY SUPPLIES , , There is a Store Near You Indiana, Pennsylvania Complimenfs of ID E W I L D PA R K 80 COMPLIMENTS OF Lisle H. Kunkle Lumber - Hardware Blairsville, Pennsylvania COMPLIMEN TS OF OLSON'S TAVERN Fish-Sandwiches-Pizza Pie Saltsburg, Pa. LINDSEY'S Christian Book Store Homer M. Lindsey-Luella M. Lindsey 728 Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pa. Phone 5-4932 Bibles-Christian Books Gifts Church and School Supplies Cards Records-Flags-Used Books COMPLIMENTS OF Chuck's Soda Grill Avon more, Pa. ROBINSON FUNERAL HOME Phone MEcury 5-1242 Saltsburg, Pa. Thomas Drug Store Greensburg, Pennsylvania Emma's Beauty Bar I 1 1 Chestnut Street Saltsburg, Pennsylvania Phone MEcury 5-1093 'The Smartest Shop in Town' The Saltsburg Weekly Press Printing -Advertising Since 1875 Phone ME. 5-4431 Salt Street, Saltsburg, Pa. TESTA'S GARAGE Specializing in Wheel Alignment and Balancing Phone MErcury 5-1981 Saltsburg, Pa. Jewelers for your Class Rings DIEGES 81 CLUST Manufacturing Jewelers 17 John Street New York 8, N.Y. Medals Charms Pins When in Need of Banking Service Think of Blairsville National Bank Blairsville, Pennsylvania Member F.D.I.C. BEATTY BROTHERS HARDWARE Feed, Farm 8. Builders' Supplies Bottled Gas, Lime Phone ME. 5-4014 - Res. ME. 5-4011 Clarksburg, Pennsylvania GEORGE PLUHAR Radio and T.V. Service High Street, Saltsburg, Pa. Phone ME. 5-3795 Compliments of BOLLlNGER'S MARKET Saltsburg, Pennsylvania ANDY'S Auto Body 8. Fender Repair Andy Bradosky, Proprietor Open 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Free estimates Phone Ulrick 6-2655 Slickville, Pa. MANORDALE OF SALTSBURG Richfield Gas and Oil Hot Point Appliances Phone MErcury 5-1445 MErcury 5-9471 STRATTON'S Grocery Store F h Meat, Fruit, and Veget bl Gas and Oil KISKI HEIGHTS BRODY BROTHERS lndiana's Leading Department Store INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA Export Tire Co. Us Royal Tires Recapping 8. Vulcanizing Export, Pennsylvania Phone I 20 VITALI'S Dry Cleaning Cleaning--Pressing-Repairing SALTSBURG, PA. CARBONE'S RESTAURANT ROUTE II9, EAST CRABTREE, PA. C OMPLIMEN TS OF SLICKVILLE BOWLING ALLEYS Slickville, Pa. GABRIELSON'S SUPER MARKET c. E. GABRIELSON, owner Home Dressed Meafs If it is something you want to know or have fixed in hardware, Phone MEN'-'YY 5-4095 CUM - - - Route 80 Saltsburg, Pa P. D. SHUPE , HARDWARE 8. SUPPLY Leno' 5 SWIG Shop SALTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA P. D. SHUPE, Proprietor Phone ME. 5-38883 Phone MYrfIe 7-6624 Avonmore, Po. HUNTER CORPOBATICN Toolmakers 81 Manufacturers Saltsburg, Pennsylvania HERMAN'S BODY SHOP Body Work-Free Estimates Repainting Indiana Avenue Saltsburg, Pa. Phone ME 5-2195 Herman Newhouse, Proprietor X NXl'l 4f 0 'S X .1110 Jewelers 704 Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pennsylvania C OMPLIMEN TS OF Baker 81 Harvey BUS LINES Edri, Pennsylvania RANUMEY Equipment 8. Supply C o. READY MIX CONCRETE Construction Equipment Rental New Alexandria, Pennsylvania Phone l3'I lT'S EASY TO FIX JUST CALL FOR READY MIX A. HART MOTORS, INC. Your Local Ford Dealer Shop Phone ME. 5-3101 Saltsburg, Pa. LUTHERS Dry Cleaners Cleaning-Pressing-Alterations 24 Hour Service on Request Pick-up and Delivery Salt Street, Saltsburg, Pa. Phone ME 5-1865 WM. J. GLUNT Wafer Well 8. Test Hole Drilling Electric Pumps ' Pump Repairs Hand Pumps Phone: Export 39 R.D. No. 1 COMPLIMENTS OF AN DRE Be,-1-'S Beau'-y LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. Phone 149 140 Maple Ave. Phone: MErcury 5-2942 R.D. No. 2 Saltsburg, Pennsylvania Blairsville, Pennsylvania Serving Blairsville Since 1903 Merchandise ' Machines ' Candy Bars GLEN GILLETTE Telephones Day-FRemont 1-0439 Night-PEnhurst 1-0439 612 Rebecca Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Ruth Hall Shop Ladies Ready-to-Wear Apparel Saltsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF JuIian's Drug Store Saltsburg, Pennsylvania 86 THE CHOICE OF DISCRIMINATING SENIORS Printcraft Graduation ' Personal Cards and Commencement Announcements PRINTCRAFT CARD COMPANY, INC. Scranton 5, Pa. INDIANA PRINTING 8I PUBLISHING CO. Publishers ofthe Indiana Evening Gazette FINE COMMERCIAL PRINTING Indiana, Pennsylvania HARRY E. BUELL General Contractor Phone: ME 5-2384 Point St. Saltsburg, Pennsylvania R. R. MARTIN Feed ' Flour ' Farmers' Supplies Established T883 Phone: MErcury 5-2365 Saltsburg, Pennsylvania COMPTON'S Point View Market 8. Restaurant Atlantic Service Station Phone: MErcury 5-3335 Point Pleasant Saltsburg, Pa. SMAIL'S, INC. Men's and Boys' Clothing Phone: MYrtle 7-4515 Avonmore, Pennsylvania For Appointments: Phone ME 5-1585 Esther's Beauty Shop Esther Chrisman, Prop. High Street Saltsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF VALERO'S GARAGE Body and Fender Repair Mobile Gas - Oil - Tires - Accessories Towing Service Phone: Ulrick 6-5 T41 Official Inspection Station Slickville, Pennsylvania C OMPLIMEN TS OF FEDERAL LABRATORIES INC. SALTSBURG, PENNSYLV ANIA Venetian Blinds Carpet Sprecl Satin Paint Linoleum Bl.AlRSVll.l.E FLOOR COVERING 30 W. Market Street Blairsville, Pennsylvania SLOANS 54: to Sl Store of Saltsburg, Pa. INC 27 Point Street Phone ME 5-4905 Phone 91 I S I b P I . Kitchen Units by Nevamar Storm Windows and Doors G ls urg' ennsy vuma It's not wood-not metal Floor and Wall Tile It's Nevamar Steiner Manufacturing Company Creators of Finer Window Fashions Extends Greetings to the Graduating Class of Soltsburg Joint High Sch Route 80 ool Saltsburg, Pennsylvania Merich Manufacturing BROOMS AND MOPS MADE BY THE BLIND Washington Street Saltsburg, Pa. Brown's Boot Shops Shoes and Hosiery Blairsville - lncliana, Pennsylvania C OMPLIMEN TS OF Askin's Market Sliclcville, Pa. GREECE'S Sunoco Service Route 80, R.D. No. 2 Saltsburg, Pa. Phone ME 5-1235 ROCK'S Radio 8. T.V. Service Radio and Television Sales and Service Salt Street Saltsburg, Pa. Phone MErcury 5-4075 COMPLIMENTS OF Bergman's Dairy Derry, Pennsylvania JOHN A. CRIBBS, Jr. Richards Feed-Mobile Service Saltsburg, Pa. Phone MErcury 5-4923 The Maples Amoco Gas 8g Oil S Groceries 81 Dry Cleaning U SE RVICE Re- upholstery Service Tires 8- Accessories Saltsburg Extention, Pa. QUALITY FABRICS Compliments of INDIANA APPAREL PICK-UP AND DELIVERY MERCHANTS Kiski Heights Phone ME 5-1984 ASSOCIATION Leon's Gearhart's R'D' No' 2 Waxler's Mayfair Shoppe Saltsburg, Pennsylvania Molly Ann Children's Shop Town 81 Country What are your plans after graduation? What are yours? Have you given any thought to a career in banking? Ask those already in the field about it, and almost invariably you will get this answer: A bank is a good place to work. Banking, you see, is pleasant work, providing varied and interesting tasks among congenial associates. Banking is also important work, serving essential needs of people and vital needs of the nation. And banking is rewarding work, offering many opportunities for advancement-for women iust as for men. Today, one out of every six bank employees is an officer, and one out of every ten bank officers is a woman. We cordially invite young men and women not yet decided on a career to ask us for factual information on the field of banking, to weigh the advantages ofa satisfying' lifetime in a good place to work. The First National Bank of Saltsburg Saltsburg, Pennsylvania 90 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. C. R. SHUSTER TRI-COUNTY TYPEWRITER CO. KITTANNING, PA. Sales 81 Service V 81 F TAVERN Slickville, Pa. THRIFT MARKET Joe Flaminio, Proprietor Groceries Saltsburg, Pa. GRACE'S Flower and Giff Shop 218 Fifth Street Phone Residence MYrtle 7-4301 Phone Shop MYrtle 7-7433 Avonmore, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF THE S A I. T S B U R G H A R DWA R E C 0 . Specify your Hardware with Confidence-Buy it with Pride Phone MErcury 5-2605 Salfsburg, Pa. Horace S. Miller, Jr. K E L L Y ' S Plumbing-Heating-Roofing SALES AND SERVICE Saltsburg, Pennsylvania Phone ME 5-3871 Harold Cunningham, Jr. Salesman COMPLIMENTS OF TOPPER GREINER BAKING CHEVROLET SALES Home . . . ME 5-2985 Business . . . ME 5-3895 Be Proper: See Topper CQ. INC. Indiana, Pennsylvania THE GREAT A 8r P TEA COMPANY Saltsburg, Pennsylvania This book is bound in a Durand Cover produced by the DURAND MANUFACTURING CO. 939 West 35th Street Chicago 9, Illinois MANGERY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Cor. West Newton St. at H2 Alexander Greensburg, Pennsylvania Phone 3847 JOHN F. JOHNSTON General Insurance Salt Street Saltsburg, Penna. Phone ME 5-I 735 C OMPLIMEN TS OF Wyatt-Seanor Coal Company R. D. No. 2 SALTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA VALE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE INC. Blairsville, Pennsylvania JOE GOLINSKY Shoe Repair 56 week course in Automotive Technics 81 Management Sqlf Sq-reef WSH' wma or Phone-516 Saltsburg, Pennsylvania POINT LUCKY'S ELECTRIC SHOP Morris D. Burdick, Joe , Prop. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR For Home or Business Complete line of Electrical Appliances T.V.- Radio - Stoves - Washers - Dryers Saltsburg, Pennsylvania 93 FOOD CENTER Your Hometown Grocer EAST PITTSBURGH East Otterman and Arch Streets SHOPPING at LUCKY'S TAKES LESS TIME MONA'S Beauty Shop Walter Street Saltsburg, Pa. ME 5-4734 UNCLE BlLL'S AMUSEMENTS The Man with the Service COIN OPERATED MACHINES Music Boxes ' Pin Ball Machines Cigarette Vending Machines W.G. Thomas, Owner I I I5 Phila. St. Indiana, Penna RUSTIC LODGE Fine Foods and Beverages Route 80 South, Indiana, Pa. Dinners Daily ' Also Sunday Dinners Any of our Dining Rooms can be reserved for: DINNERS ' ANNIVERSARIES ' PARTIES SHOWERS ' BANQUETS ' RECEPTIONS CLUB MEETINGS ' WEDDINGS BUSINESS MEETINGS ' SOCIAL EVENTS and other occasions Phone IN 5-4583 IN 5-8l 80 LIBERTY THEATRE Saltsburg, Penna. MErcury 5-l 255 Get more out of life . . . Go out to a movie! Nakles Brothers Wholesale C onfectioners Candy of all kinds, Potato Chips Blairsville, Pa. Phone 665 Compliments of George J. Kosker Your Dan Dee Potato Chip Salesman Indiana 5-2766 COM PLIMEN TS OF WESTLAND DAIRY Complete Line of Dairy Products The Best Brand Phone 5-408 Greensburg, Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T959 Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 577 Greensburg, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Red 8. Whife I , U Kitch s Auto Service IT PAYS TO SHOP AT THE Auto Repairing 8. Welding RED 8 WHITE OfficialA.A.A. Garage Point Sheet , Slickville, Pennsylvania Salfsburg, Pennsylvania STEWART'S GARAGE General Auto Repair 24 Hour Towing Servic Route 80 Clarksburg, Pennsylvania Phone PA 6-5481 COMPLIMENTS OF T.M. HADDEN CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF SALTSBURG JOINT HIGH SCHOOL JIFFY STEAK COMPANY Chicago, Illinois Saltsburg, Pennsylvania 96 HAIL ALMA MATER by Fred Barkley '57 Hail, Alma Mater -- Saltsburg High, We think of days And years gone by. And praise we offer Thee e'ermore -- As we depart from Life's vast shore! Oh, hear us when We sing to thee, Of our great love And loyalty! Hail, Alma Mater -- Red and White The symbol of thy Guiding light. With Troian brave To guard thy name -- And give thee honor Might and fame. Go with us as we leave thy door And there remain, torevermore. Hail, Alma Mater - Saltsburg High Thy mem'ry sweet E'ermore shall lie Within our hearts Within our soul, As we march onward Toward life's goal. May God's rich blessings E'er be thine, And always thy loved Name refine! H V Y .YYV v Yfw-H.1?YW f 7,7 W Wi.7tV..-Yi.., ...... . ' SQL MNA Z,-V. 9 .... S f ' aff ' , 1 2' 'I-. gf . V 6 fu Q w-,NS f' 1 ' fin' '-'Y 1 fr 1+ ff -Y . -- kt.,-,1 f- Vu.: --.- if - .VA..--V-e-...E-1J1L-S7-.lzfggJ ,.::- .f, ,Y-TNA., f ,f.:f,...f'...-Z.,:-f,... -,...,-, , 1 J .1 ! I 2 1 A J 1 1 4 1 A 5 1 1 f 4 4 2 1 .J 4 Q 'i ,A J 4 A A 5 .4