Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1958 volume:

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J HJ 1 ,L 'sf v ki 'x 'K 1 v 1 ' s ML '11 ' if W' ' Bnpaler High School Glenshaw Pennsylvania Fall, winter and spring, school life at Shaler goes on. Events come and go, each producing its own effect on every individual, molding and shaping the adults of tomorrow's world. Shaleresque attempts to give you an insight into those activities which are so much a part of every American teenager's lifeg each in its own way is important and contributes to the whole of the individual. Come with us then through a school year at Shaler . . . J i 1 Q WWW My M' MWWTJQMM My M jp W Vll' fiff f-AQ A 9 W A W ' , ,,,kwMWq 29- My f AV. Mf ,j, 'W 1 ' W W , . 1 CLK 0 JU J fi K, 0, WWQWJA? ,W ff aj!!! J fpfwa ,,,,z+' V ffnbfff W Wi ffl!! jW fL'! XM J . My ffaalemwe af 1955 NANCY SIMMONDS . Edito NANCY BURTON B Manage RUTH V CORDA . Advise I' I' This is Shaler X V X r XX X X Queen of the Homecoming football game, Carolic von Stein, rides tri- umphantly on the Leader's Club float. . . . in Panorama Carolyn Edstrom, our head nuajurettc, flashes :1 big smlle as she struts for us. 5 'Hu' buck L-ml uf ll station xxzxgml ia jllsl fine fm' Xzulvy. Jllfly. lfrlic, Juxrl ,luy tw XKZIIVII thx' wlixmuxmzlgv gmmn :argic MunwL'l1, Iiuulm llaucr, :mtl Liudzz Xlichzxlnlwski paint their Illllflilllhilllkw in lmrcpzxlwllinll fur the first frmlhzlll MZUNLH The court and their escorts dance to the theme music, Stardust, at the Edgewood Country Club after the Queen was crowned. The Queen and her 'court from left to right are: Marsha Walker, Eileen Heller. Carol Cardne, Linda Mer- rick, Dona Douer, Jean Seiler and Gail VVilliams. Last year's queen, Rosemarie Dulak, crowns Linda Merrick, Queen of the junior Prom. Gymnast members work lmarrl in pvc-pzlrznli-nm fm' ilu Gymnast Shmx in .XllI'll. Students leave the auclitrwiumn after um- ul mln- ma . Shalcr assemblies. Sums uf our 11l'tlgI'2lllls :arc NlllllL'll' alent, sponsored by the various 1ll'Q?lIllZ2lllHl!i, zmfl some are professional. IIN' , QYX5 f.. f v A I l. ' r ll kkf J 1 ,Q ,. 5 A 423 Av Y, 1 ffl.-X Thr lmpplwt limv 111' lllc llilj' llllIL'llllIlK'. XYLA -,ff xxlwilv xxzliling. lmxm' 11 fvxx Nlllllllvr Irv cnjuy thc ut WH414 flixplzlyvcl zu lmlimluy timus. i y 1 f 'lf V The senior cheerleaders are from left to right: Linda Miehalowski, Margie Munseh, Bonnie Hughes and head cheerleader, Maggie Zook. They are relaxing after a hard afternoon of practicing a few cheers. Edna Paul and Dorothy Rartek are dressed in their best and ready for the VVashingtun-New York Trip. 8 Kitty Hammel, our va 3? Q Q. fi! lc dictori:u1 tries on a cap and gfwwu fur size Qin Xlzay Pnlc In lm u nv Koch 'xml Ywxwx' fJl l xxmcl Imrwulvluih mr ilu wcfl, in ttlxc Xlzly Day rvlulvltxti dk :gy Q z1 if 1s ' ' V x , 13. ,,.., M 4 L 2392? . , ! 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X 4 School officials break ground for the new Junior High School. -.Sq bl -,-- Move Swiftly By February XYL' stzwtc-fl 1110 mrmih nfl' with the Sun Eva XYilIiams ami Szuuly Xlathiuf cum-1'1:ai11 Ill rlw llpm-1 HUP :mil fmigjwcl with tht. X-01-xv ,m-L-M, Majureltc-C11cL'1'Iczul4-1' 4Xffv1xxlvlv. . ,, . . ' , ' In! XXHIIPI' L:l1'mx':xl. March J- Some junior ing' IQIINICI' L-ZlllIIlI2l. 3 RMC Mario llulzxk um' May Qllua-11 pfascf fur lIiCIl1YL N April N-f. . .If -1 May ' Qxcrciwm. june ilu- curl ui ZlI14lI110l' X'L'2ll' ul wlwul :mel Il lu High ClICCl'lC2l11l'l'N talk nur the '. nw Cywclwh mrvly SUIIIIIIC1' zxhczul in llf. 13 Sprillg' Apurtw hl2lI'TCfl thi, IIIHXIIIT :xml llmf l lmpvl Klum' Qzlvc' thc ever pllpllllll' zumrl mslm l pun Ctillllllg' buck mum Izzutm' YZlCZlI141ll Un ffirle l5Q4 2lIl Klux' Dux' 7l LCIiL'C' lzltvr in thc th thc Sf'UiIY1A5 tmrk the-ir XY:uhi11g'tu11-Ncxx .Xlzlv Dru' wc-Iculnwl III ilu' Illlllllll :md the 5CI1lHl'r wma- Imfv wxtlm thc' IIVIYIII. H2lk'l'lll1llAL'ilYl The Year Began lt was such a beautiful day that this group of Shaler students couldnt resist hitching E1 rirlc in john RL1l1lll1CliS jeep. XVe started off the year with at get-zteqnaintecl dance the first week, which was held to intro- duce Klaus Beck to the stuclent horly. We pre- viewecl our new drum inajor George Riffnei' at our first pep rally the following week. The fontlnztll seaswn startecl off with Z1 bang when our llnskies heat Hampton. Dennis Ehrenberger is welcoming' Klaus Beck, our exchange student from Germany. The student council representatives are giving plants to the teachers to welcome everyone hack to school the first day in September. Under the direction of their new cozwh. Ali: Ralph Holtz, Shaler High School's cross coun- try team enclecl its season with :L rccmwl ml -l wins and l loss. The boys took fifth place in both the Central Catholic zuifl L:0lll1CllSYlllC in- vitational meets. Shuler took 7th place out of 17 schools entered in the lY.l'.l..X.l.. Cross Coun- try meet at A-Xliquippzl. Heineman finished This year's team clcfezltc-cl XX'ilkinslJnrg. 'lim' Frmzl Raw: Bray, Klausc, Mcycrw, Motion man, Kierg Raza' 2: Harrison, Succop. Gros . f A Hienc- Phelan. 4-1-fhth. llc llTl't'li, L lc-rm-il li luring t Meyc-1-5. Siicrop, Slmlcrlo SllIllL'l' 17 Sllilllxl' ZS 5ll2llk'I' 2.3 Slmlcr 40 Xllvitnvl, Xlol 1 H 15 Rayburn Miller inspects his rank of the band and leads them in a musical selection. New sounds and tunes were heard from the Shaler High Band during the 1957-1958 year. Under the direction of Mr. Myers, the band performed for the football games at half time throughout the season. Together with the major- ettes, the hand arranged several clever and original programs. In addition to the football games, the band participated in two hand festivals, one in VVest View, the other in Vlilkinslviirg. During the summer the hand has extensive practice sessions at band camp. Here they plan numbers for future events. A Junior High Band has been formed by Mr. Senior members of the band are: Frfulf Rwrvf john Morz, june Thomas, Carolyn Edstrom. Pat Cox. john Millcrg Rott' 2: Harry Doershacker, jane Mickley. Anne Swetnam, Marlene Roesch, Pat Gardner, Rayburn Miller. The Shaler band forms a piano during the salute to the Dorsey Brothers at the North Allegheny game. Myers to play for the Junior High activities. This band is made up of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students. The band concert, which was held in the spring, gave parents and friends an opportunity to hear our concert band. 16 The Band X X 'x SllEllCl'A5 NSS Majulwttw ure: 1'-Vllllf lx'ffZ.'.' Carol Czlrclllu, llollwvs Rok Pat Vllillips, l.imla Rlcrriuli. lfmilc Klciu, xlilfj' l.ou Xnug lf1m'2.' Carol lcnkim. ,luuc Tlmmnas. Pat Cox full XX1ll ' iama, Carolyn licislrmn Sally Ii4lCll2'l.I1UXYrkl. Front Row: Carclnc, Kala. Cox. N-rc, Koclmuwxulfi, Lang. li-wk. 43m-y. Stzmffcr. Roln-x'l5. Reise, J. Miller. Eclstrom, VVilliam5. Thomas, jcxxkim, Klein, Xlcrrirlf, Kzunrm-rl-r, LFmm-lly, Such-tic: lfflzc ll: Kottas, Kolca- Phmillsy RlffIl9Y3 NNW 35 R. Miller, Hahismx. llincr, rmlu. Wcpplmnzum. llurtrm, XYlI2ll'I1!ll, M. Mickley. Davison, Mathias, Barbour, UI. Micklcy, R. Wctzul. Ilmumzxumt. Nl. Houwl, Larlwxm, Clclunbauglw. l.augc. Houghton, Potyka, Bender, Klingcnluu'g'. lilmlqcu. X, SXXLKIIHIIII. NlcNz1lluy. NIQXUIM. Klarrlucr. Kuroxxskig Cleary, Reno, Mcklarliu. Grey. Hrmvn, Fatllg lffm' 3: lx'n:v 5: Hall. Xlulurwll, Moorv. Ilroxos. llugl. xx'L'2iX'Cl', Beatty, RHthhUfI1. P. Xlftzcl. Kay. Rocsfln lirampf, Xlxmz. Cogzux, xlolnlplm. Kosluxxslci. ,l, Xlillcr. lluuscl. lJ.:u1'zlm11Clu'x'. fllllll, fhmrl. kl. SXYL'tl12lll1. llcrlwy. K7 Shaler opened the 1957 football season by de- feating Hampton 32-13, Leading 12 to 0 at the half. the team continued to show their superior strength by scoring 3 additional touchdowns against a smaller and lighter Hampton team. Our Husky football team was victorious for the second time when they downed Xfest Yiew 27-18. Shaler held the Indians after the kickoff and moved the ball right down the field and over the goal line with our Scobho doing the honors. Shaler continued to hold their opponents by scor- ing two more touchdowns, one hy Scobbo and the other by Malone, XYest View scored once in the first half as the score stood 20-6. XYe con- tinued to dominate the game with Scobbo scor- ing his third touchdown, XVest Yiew became alive and scored twice. but it was in vain as the lluskies captured their second victory. The Shaler lluskies suffered their first loss of the season when the North Catholic Trojans defeated them. Shaler scored its first touchdown in the second quarter when Rummel carried for the touchdown. This made the score 6-6 at the half. The teams were battling back and forth without scoring in the third quarter. North scored in the fourth quarter leaving the final score 19-6. liy defeating a weak Swissvale team 34-O, Shaler won its third game, and thc first league 'IB The Huskies john Rummel, carrying the ball, is tackled by a North Catholic opponent. john Costello pursues a North Catholic player in one of Shaler's most exciting games of the year. contest of the year. Rulnmel scored one touch- down. with Grey and Ruff tallying two each. ,Xlthough Swissvale's team had been hit hard by the .Xsian flu. they still managed to put up an admirable fight. Shaler won its fifth game of the season by defeating Ramsey 39-13. During the second quarter, a pass from Malone completed to Smith set up the first score. After a colorful halftime, marking Shaler's homecoming celebration, the Huskies' Isett scored his third touchdown of the evening. The final score of the game was a run by Husky substitute Nedd. Shaler's first tie of the season ended 7-7, with Penn High School. Although the Huskies didn't score in the first quarter they still battled on. ln the second quarter lsett scored for the Huskies with l.ewis converting. The second half proved to be a defensive battle on the part of both teams. Carnegie. although previously beaten, knocked Shalcr out of the running for the VVPIAL Class .X title by holding the Huskies to a 13-13 tie. Grey took a five-yard pass from Malone to score the first touchdown. and Scobbo scrambled six yards for another TD to climax a 66-yard drive. Lewis kicked for the extra point on the first counter. During the second half, Carnegie came from behind to gain the tie, and it was an odd recovery of the fumble in the end zone that gave Ralph Scobbu carries as lfrccl Smixh blocks at the North Allegheny IQLIIUU. Jack Isett breaks away and runs fm' B. Sllaler t4lllL'llll0XYl1. The Junior Varsity cmmicr on thu' field after half-limi-. I X N X X f-gm X i Pat Malone, pursued by nmniyrah uf the Nurth Allegheny IQZIIXI. golf ready to pass. John Rummcl charges cluxxn thu field as a North ,-Xllcglwny playur attempts to block him. Varsity Front Raw: Smith. F., lsett, Domensloski, Smith, C.. Malone, Ehrenherger. Schwint, Diklatteo, Lewis, Blackhamg Rim' 2: Dillman, Veraldi, Ball, Ritter, Carnegie the deadlock. Vlhen Hatcher tried to run for an extra point after a TD in the fourth period. he fumhled the hall, and :mother Carnegie player recovered it in the end zone to tie the game. Shale1 s Huskies smothered a Visiting Bethel team -l0-26. Scolmho nailed down two touch- downs for the winning Huskies, Others collect- ing a TD each were Costello. Isett, Veralde. and Grey. Lewis scored four extra points hy place- ment kicks. Shaler subs saw plenty of action in the second half of the game. Shaler concluded its 1957 grid season hy de- feating North Allegheny 39-19. lsett raced 42 yards around left end to score the first touch- down. North Allegheny came hack with a suc- cessful scoring drive to tie the game. However. Shaler quickly regained the lead when Malone passed to Fred Smith who dashed 47 yards for a touchdown. Then Grey passed 30 yards to F. Smith in the end zone for a third Shaler TD. ln the second quarter, Yeraldi and Rumniel made touchdowns to make the halftime score 33-6, During the third quarter, Scolmlno sprinted 7-l- yards for Shaler's final tally, while North Alle- gheny scored twice more. VYelJer, Peluso, VVagner, Ruff, Rummelg Ron' 3: New- house, Geisler, Managers. Costello, Noulette, john, Bigelow, Madsen, Zappa, Booher, Sands, Galbraith, coach, Dixon, assistant coach. Coach Galbraith advises Bill Sands on a play, while Mr. Dixon anxiously watches the game. Jim Blackham is tackled by tim North Allegheny players as he car- ries the hall fur Slialcr. Dave Rathke hlorks 21 North Alle- gheny player, attempting' to mal: run with the hull. C Il Sllilltl' 32 Shuler 27 Shaler 6 Slialcr 3-l Shalcr 39 Slialer 7 Shalei' 15 Shalci' -lil Slmlcr 39 Sli.XSON'S IUYCORD , . ,, . Hzuuptim . . ., , .. .. Wen Yiew ., North Czitlmlic' . , , Swissvale ,, Ramsey Vt-mi High ,, Carnegie .. Bethel Ywrth Xllcgheny Q. 4, 13 lki 19 fl 1.3 7 ln 2f: IU Vera and Rogers try to revive Mrs. Rogers, who lies unconscious. Anthony. the second one to die, was the victim of :i poisoned drink. Ten Little Indians The familiar nursery rhyme telling how each Indian met his death was the basis for the ex- citing mystery, mlleu Little Inrliansf' presented by the class of '58 as its Senior Class Play. Eight guests were asked by an unknown host to stay for a week-end at his strange house on an island off the coast of Devon. An important feature of the house was the cluster of ten china Indian statues on the living room mantle. Above them hung the copy of the nursery rhyme. As all are gathered in the living room before dinner, a mysterous voice is heard accusing every- one present of murder. As they excitedly ex- changed information about themselves, they learn- ed that each of them had in some way been re- sponsible for another personls death, but not in such a way that they could be tried for murder. XYben Marston. who had killed two children, choked to death, one of the Indian statues fell from the mantle. Then everyone realized the voice had not been a joke. Mrs. Rogers died in her sleep from an overdose of sleeping medicine: MacKenzie was stabbed: Mr. Arnistrong was pushed off a cliflg Rogers was killed with an axeg each in turn met his death according to the rhyme. Each time one died, another lndian toppled from the mantle. Suspicion and mystery mounted till the final Emily, in her usual know-it-all manner. gives Fred some advice as he carries her suitcases from the boat, 1 Vera and Blore read the legend -if the ten liult- I which was relatcrl til 1-:ich nf thu imirrlci-N. acetic when ftippwseclly huh' Vera and l.U11lbElI'Cl were left. The play value- tu at happy curling when it wzlf ll'll'llL'1l Ihlt ll ll grztw hurl pwtviiclcil to hc' flf-:ul im that hc' wrulcl uziriw wilt hi, mzul nlcsirb 5 tu kill with hi 5 lmmls, Hut. :tw hc is trying LQ strzuiglm- Yvrzl in thu lzint stein-. l.lIllll72ll'll slumcmts him. The lizlllpy curling tu thc l'lll'llli'I Huw l.ittlL' Q- lllfllllll liiw, lvft alll zilmiw. ht- gut mzn'i'iL-cl -:tml thmn tlicrc were tunic. lmwuglit tht- play tu :A 1-1-iiizultif Clwc. L' XST ill: CH Xl! XCi'lllfRS li-vpurx . , llrlwnrrl lilzmsn' Rlrs, lirmgt-13 llLii'hzu':i Sinuuf lfrccl N2il'l'2lElPll ,l2llllL'5 lii1i'tLl'm'lt Xt-1':1 L-lllyllllllilll' xllll'21ll'k'l funk XX llllfllll l'hil1p l,umli:ii'sl toni Nlzuwt-ui ,, i l.ltiit- , ficiivlttl Nlztclitimtt lmilx lll nt .C mli in l gfx IX, Qt f lfil X -K l l : Q e l franc ,. 4, K X, lip lqilyllllfll Rlillur ,lzinws lit-rry llzivirl livllry fx lf uycl lfrzmlcc ,' llizithy liiu' li 5 hcl We-iguiinl 5 .lzicla Nlilqxic J 'H X f v it t l I r t , ,l 5 -M f J All ll l N l l i K Q 11 K X J VVargrave and hir fellow gucwts puzzle over the mysteriuus invimtitni which each guest has received. in- viting him for a week-cml visit. 'N .ww NN '. an Q xc- v ,Q , , Y Av x. It ,Q jf' :-. 'H 2 L JD' E M51 fu I 2 , e 4 . ifgfsifg 04 1 ,fm W-1 em, X 3 , 'N 3' 5, if ag F 'fl IE, f f' 53s-YQ 452 9 1' vw. 7 W ...ff 'f' '34 1 , , 'M 2 Msg? ' X K 'SWL :Six - 3 'fr mr K4 E, .2 Q I Dave Kuff ctinies in trtnn the fide lu ftitwe txyn ,ltin Xlirth titteniiits tn hlnelq tx path Xlnnn High wr Nliztler, actx nit. The 1958 lltislqy lmztslqetliztll teztin wats siiarlietl hy three high scnring xeiiitirs. Elini Wirth. ,lite Fodi, and Dave l.ewis, and hy twn experienced juniors, Dave Kult and ,lint Smith, The rext ni the squad was inztde up ninstly til' juniors who will he of service nn next yezti-R teznn. Cliztcli Martin spent niztny hnnrs with the linyx teaching them the ftindztnientztls :ind the rules nf grind haskethall. The results ui this hztrd wurli shnwed up in the perfortnztnce til the buys nn the entirt. Their ahle liandling nl the liztll and stliility' tn think in tight sittizttiniis were evident. After getting nfl tn at rztther Slnw xtznrt, the team picked np speed :ind hy the end nl the sezt- stm had a 10 zttid 12 recurd. 'lihe lltisliies tiver- puwered tnany nl their strnngest nppniieiits znid really showed spirit. The Huskies' zthility' tn ctnne irnin heliind iirn- vided their spectzttnrx with inztny thrilling nin- inents. Une such game wits against Nnrth .Xllew gheny when. with one second left tn play' znid the scnre tied 41-ll. .liin Xlirth linolqecl line lrnin half court tn give the lliimlqies zt 43--ll riettiry. llnwerer. the thrilling gznnes did init :tll neettr ztwzty lrtiin linine. Un lleceinher lil. ztgztinst llest lleer, the Huskies wet rt reenrd lui' the new gyin hy ,enriiig N2 pnintx during line gzxnie. -lint Xtirth, at fn limit seninr. was high scorer hir the teztin with 359 iinints, Klint iilztyed tint- stztiiding listll. :uid his 'nie hztiid push ztnd jtiinli nlints were it lnitiii tn the teztin. Xyith seninrf xlne lfndi. llztre l.ewiw, :ind llztve liztthlxe iinder the litiztitlf. the llnsliiew rztcked up titiite El few re-lintiiids. ,lttiiiurs llztve litiii ztnd 'lint Sniith iirniiiixe tn he ntitstzttitling Iilztyers next yeztr and. with the experience they hztve gained. they xhtiuld help In prndnee at winning teztni. Xthile the .ltininr Yrtrsity Sllllilil. ciiztclied hy Hr. liztlhrztith didift titre very well in the win- lnst eultniiii, they did gain rztltizthle experience in tezniiwwwlq. iliwti ni' the high wenim-ix, Dee llnwells ztiid llnh Nltillen iiizty he very vztlttzthle tn the y':trsity stitiztd next yeztr. litmth ztre snluliti- intvres, :ind next yeztr will shtiw iiniii'tweiiieiit of liztving heen tin lituth the ,lnniwr lligh :ind Aliininr Yztrsity Qcitizttls since cunning tn Shader. Shalur scores again as Inc Fndi sinks one lruni the center. Varsity Frou! Row: Bailey, Smith Viiirth, Ruff, Alleng Row 2: Trowbridge, Fodi, Tessmer, Rathke, Mr. Martin. Coach Martin gives the squad a pep-talk during thc half-time intermission. 5 rf f mf 1 Junior High Ifrmzt Raith' Siippcy. Kushim, Rinuig. Skelley, Yaggi, Emuryg lfmu 2: Fu- man. Fair, Dresslcr, Huttiugcr. limi iey. l.aSCcJla, Yistcin. Kim. inziuugcl X'XlQSl'l'YSliXSl7X'5IiI-1101413 Shaler 51 I'h1m Sh Shalcr 42 Mpixmziil 54 Sh Siiaiu' 49 i'L':ihivmi5 7 Sh Shaler 82 Wcn ilu-1' 43 Sh Shaler 44 NIL. l.L'i!211lHIl ni Sh Shaler 47 Hzlmpi-ni .m Sh Shaler 50 Shzhiy Siih- Sh Shalcr 33 Nlrliucs iliuciia D. Sh Si12ilBI' 42 Liirlihmpimlix ln Sh Shale-r 58 , . St-mu Sh Shaler 41 Yurih .Xih-gin-hy ZH Junior Varsity Frmzt RUN: Muilc-nsi iflmkvii. L':u'lii1. Plmwlls. Nix Crackcn, Muscrg lrifzu J: ,luiimi-11, ,I-im-5. ini-R-, tim. Ilzuwin- ziici xlvi' uh-1' aim' .llur uh-1 aim ah-r mlm' ilvr -Ui 27 7 1 -il gr Oh -ij ruj 51 JJ XX i-N1 Yivxx Qiizikui' Xzilivy Ximnl Xlciicw Riwks L wi.hmiiI1N , Swim' Xwrih ,Xllvgiu-115' XXI'-K Yiuxx illlliixk'l' Xxiiivy Xlwiii 17 23 -W 5Ii 56 55 -il rm 411 in ge, X. 5 This year's wrestling team was rewarded for its diligent practice and work hy a record of fourteen wins and one defeat. lt was the first season for the squad under the supervision of Mr. Richard Dixon, who succeeded Mr. Forrest fi? 1 fff f xf fm ' X ph-. Q7 fel Wrestling Front Row: john Ashbough, Ed Fernapliel, Henry Hissrich, Neal Newhouse, Herb Dodd. Ray Miller, Alan Greyg Kurs' 2: Mr. Dixon, Jerry VX'eher, Bob Moore. Per Marl- sen, Tim Rihn. Dave Kelley, Roh john, Hill Golla, Mr. Lodge, lloh Xloore works for a take down at the beginning of the match. Ford as head wrestling coach. Mr. Dixon had a good start for an inaugural season. Boys from all grades, seven through twelve, Caine out for the teani. Future wrestling teams will he greatly improved by having boys from the seventh grade up on the team, for the boys will develop lmettcr The team congratulates Allen Gray after his victory in a difficult match. 28 and have lllllCll vulnzllmlc cxpa-i'ivin'u im' the lnlnrc when they reach the seniur high, livery ern-iiiiig after school Mr. llixun clz-ills tln- lurys in lien' techniques and helps them irwn lint fliiiirnllics. Dual matches are unly the 1Jl'6llllllllZll'j' nmtclnw leading np to the lOll1'll2lll'lt'Ill and pn-rliznps even the state cliampiunsliip. On 'l1lllll'Sfl2lj' Zlllfl liri- clay, March 6 and 7. Slialer was again liusl tu the :Xnnnal lVl'l.Xl. Secticm l 'llfllll'llIllllClll. Competing scllouls in the tnnrnzunent were Slmler, New Castle, Carnegie. Cecil. Mt. l.elvzm41n. XXI-st View, North Alleglieiiy and XY:-st .Xllcgln-ny, This is the lust your Shziler will lw lnmlnwrl ln' playing host to the zmnnal zxlfziir. Boys receiving letters this sensun we-i'c llzlve Kelley, jerry XVeluer. Ver Madsen. Herb Ilmlfl. Neal Newhonse, Ray Miller. limb Alnhn. Hull Moore, Ed Frolniaplc-l. liill Gullzi, :xml Alnlin Ashhangh, all consistent winners. Slialer Shaler Shaler Slialer Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Sllaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Slialer SEASONS R ECO RID .. ,... ., ..., Xlnnlizall li ,, .. lllwt Yien 3 ,. XYcst .Xll0QlIL'llj' ll I , lcmmctu. ' IR-1' Klziflscn is rurriucl inn :ln lln- xlinnllll w .. Lzirncuiu l'l glndv gmc 7 Xlzlfliiiiglnn llllllfll. ivznnznn-N :lm-r pinning lne wplwliiviit all ilu Mt. l.clmnlm l-3 ., XVilkinwlanrg ll North .Xllcgxln-ny IH . Mt. il.L'l72ll'lUll l-l Xlllfliingteni lf? Nwrtll .Xllcglwiiv 16 . ., N I fm-til lf' Shaler . XX illsinxlunrg 1.3 Slialer Nun f1llNllL' 3 The referee gives julnx ,xx5lIl52lllQlI um pnlntx l-lil' ln- R415 Nlillul' :nine ilu' llllflllflll UI' 21flN'2lHT2l2K' W' Wlf take :lun-11, lm Ullllivllrlll. 29 ff 5,1 fp? This year our rifle team set quite :A 1'c'cm'cl lint' the first time in Sl1aler's liistnry. The team lmimlw a record when five uf um' stuclcnts inclivirlnally shot perfect scores of 100, which gave thc- team a perfect score of 500, This liappenccl twist' this year. in the last twu matclies of a seasun which began in December ancl enclefl in Nlarfli. Our team has members frfnn ninth tlirwngli tive lfth Grades. Not all members marticiaatc- in the s l l matches: only the live xvlin are highest in thc shoot-off fire in a match, The slmut-uI'f takes place the day before the match :incl all ineinbcrs shootg the ones sem-ing highest place and are then eligible to shunt in the match. NTL- feel this is Very democratic because it gives each inembur an equal chance each time. The team also participate-rl in postal matclics. In these Opponents shut their matches in their own schools and then sent the sutures tu nur ritle team. Vlfe clo the same. llwtb teams cmnpare the scores and wliuewr mines tint nn tmp wins. The rifle team frfnn all sclnnuls meet in a XVPUXL match anrl Shaler placccl seuinicl in the 1958 tourney. Slialer 497 Shaler 488 Shaler 499 Sbaler 498 Sbaler 492 Slialer 491 Shaler 490 Shaler 494 Shaler 500 Shaler 500 From' Row li.XSON'S R ICU 1 R I7 ,, . , .. Xspinnall XX'asl1ixigtmi 'l'ivxx'nsliin lfrzxnlqlin .. .. . ., Xlillvale , . , Oalcnitlnt , .. . . .Xspinnall , Nlizisliingtmrii 'lbxxiisliip , ., l7ranlqlin , Xlillvale Oalcinunt MJ.: 4415 402 -184 40-l Sw 467 497 401 -196 A .' 'Ray Hcbcrlt-, Harry lJuci'Llmt'l1cl', lizivtf Ludwig. Louis Hahn. Claiwiicc Huffman, l.cn Kit-lit-ri' Rrm' 2: Bob Xfann. Nancy llnrtun. .lane Blirlqlvy, In on 9 1 + L .,.4.,g,,,e we , -lane Nlirlclvy :intl llennis lflntnbti tl txunint 1 target as ww-i'zil 1t'I!lllllll1k lull U11 'lhin Xl-irris, Kay llt-ln-i'lv, :ini in rin' a nizitth slain' Xlivlflcy :intl Xltllfj' lilll'1lllI L nt lxix llcbtlln target. lhmlxiylw, Twin Xlfxrris. lla-nni llllkllllkl ti lul . , , . . lxvtler: lwzt' AS tmirli lxliztppzin tnl I mrl llllllk Senior Council Front Row: Summerfield. Hammel, Ehrenbergerg Ron' 2: Radzminski, Chrisaof, Orga, Bradac, Kovalchick, Rae. Frehofg Rom' 3: VVilliams, Bartnicki, Gardner. Yoder, Politylo, Klein, Doddg Ron' 4: Dawson, Vidt. Rummel, XVagner, Nickum. lsett, VVyeth, George. The Councils Shaler High Student Council is a group oi ac- tive students consisting of officers, appointed chairmen, and elected representatives from all honieroonis. Several activities have been continuations from previous councils. The New Year started with the senior council sponsoring dances after all home football games. Door decorations at Christ- .lunior Council Front I?0zn': Biles, Bildhauer. Kopnisky, Goss, Eisen- hower, Peacock, Irvin, Weigang Kim' 2: Sack, Knauer, Poltylo. Voclker. Klcber, Sankovic. Draper. MerriCk. Brown, Pcery, Neely, Phelan, Gleckner. Dennis Ehrenbergcr, Senior H i g' h presi- dent, led the Shaler delegation to th c s u mm e r leadership conference at Penn State. mas were also wiitiiiiivcl. Nlr. L'imfcr's liimic- room, ll-5. receiverl first in-izc in the senior high: while Mr. XYargu's lnniivrooiii. 7AC. mm thu first prize in the junior lligh cimtust. A new pmject, which imiwwcfl siiccessful. was the lioiuecoiiiiiig float pzimflt- cliiring thc Rziiiiscy football game. All cliihs rc'spo1irlc'cl ciitliiisiasti- cally to the request fi-inn miiiicil to 1-ntci' zi float depicting their activity. AX winning float was selected aml its queen i-vigiic-cl nwr thc entire celebration. This ye-zu s xrinncr was l,vziflc-rs' Club with Carulic x'oiiStQiii us the qiivvii, Junior Monitors Front Raw: Kopnisky, llrimn. Simitixillt-, f3'l!rit-ii. Seatong Ron' 2: Rcicsslt-r. lfznir. Nlcfircltcxi. llrcsslt-i'. l Stott. Ynflt-r. Junior Officers Bob Kopnisky, treasurer: ,lim liisunlinxxt-i'. giwt-riiiiit Sandra Merrick, assistant scciwtary: :incl Ctmiiio Sankovifc. secretary. take zi sliiuri hrczils from the hu-i- ness of running the jiiniur High lin get tht-ir picture taltui for us. Senior Monitors lirvffil lx'v2t'.' lsiwr, Ncwltifiitr. lJi4lil. Xljvth. lltilui-i'lv2 Nutr' 2: l'1l1l'QI1l3t'1'gI3l'. XYirth, liiinmii-l, Yirlt. llvrryl lrfizv .if Zclsiiztlt. Xlziflseii, Nlzil-fiiv. lilziiiw, lbfiiilslriix- Slug fum' fi Sziiiliiii. lst-lt. Smith. A nt-xr pwsiviizility :it Slizilcr was lilznus llc-Ula. mir Foreign lixcliixiigc Stiiclviit. Kllllli Czuiiv to Sliziler fruiii liC1'lllZll1f' tlirsiiigli fiimls rnisccl hy last yc'z1i s Xlviiitcr L4?1l'lllYill, Su siit'g't'ssfiil was thi' pi'ujt'ft that this jcztris C:li'1iix':il was Ulliggur :incl lic'ttL'i ' :tml ncttcfl zilinwst Slflflll to piwwiflc' umutlici' cxclizmgc stiiclriit for tht- WSH-lW5'7 trim. Senior Officers Dennis lilii'ciilici'gt-r, pri-sirlt-nt: lit-mais Ycrsilrli, trea- surer: 'loin Soiiiiiiwfivlrl, viva- pre-siclciit: Kitty f'l:mi- incl, scc1'utzi1'yg l,imlzx NlL'rx'it'lf. assistant wCi't't:1i'5'Z :intl Nlr. XYiiil:lt-r. spuiisnig ciljiiy :L ll1iflIlCl1I.4 iwlaxzitiuii ini the from stt-ps. 1 ,gift ,Q Sport it p Track Front Raw: Sands, Bonnett, Zerrers Shillington High School, Ehrcn- berger, Peluso, Issettg Razr' 2: Scob- bo, Santini, T. McGowan, Rathke, Klause, Veraldi, Rummelg Now 3: Kurtzrock, Riffner, XVeitzel, Morris Reese, Glover, Rott' 4: Morris Chappell. Eifler, Vidt, Heineman Nestle, Ketlerg Rota' 55 Succop Phelan, Ball, F. Smith, C. Smith Millerg Rim' 6: McGowan, Outlaw Flower, Pender, Gray, Rihn, Blackham. This year, track at Shaler has proved to be very interesting. Several records were broken at the start of the season. Chuck Smith started them off in the first meet by throwing the discus 130 feet, setting a new record for this event. Mr. Lodge and the other track coaches came 2:1 up with the idea of Know your Husky Thin- cladsf' This was a project to promote track by making its participants better known to the stu-- dents, through placing the pictures of the boys in the lobby showcase. VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE Date Opponent Home or Away April 8-Baldwin .,..... ..........,.......................,..... .... . Away April ll-North Allegheny ..,,,..... .......... A way April 12-Canonsc-burg Relay ,...,, ,.....,., A way April 15-Mt. Lebanon .... ...., . .. ...,,.,.., Home April IS-VVilkinsburg' , ,... ., .Home .Xpril 22-Turtle Creek ...... ...... i Away April 24-Shady Side ..... . ......,. Away April 26-VV.P.I.A.L. Relays .... , ..., ...,... . ,Away April 29-Ambridge ..,.....,,....,,.,......,..., ......Home May 2-Mt. Lebanon Invitational ....... ,...,. Away May 6fOpen May 9-Allegheny County Meet ...,, . Away May 13-North Hills Invitational ..,.. .... Home May 17-VV.P.I.A.L. ., ...,,, .,,.,....., . ... .. ., . Away Jack Isett leads off in the broad jump event at a dual meet on Shaler's track. In the meet with Shady Side Academy, ,Toe Peluso makes a bid for the broad jump record. 34 1 J 1 1'1A-Q 'hr Baseball The boys 1111 thc team 111111 f111' 1111-11' 1l11'11 211 11:11 two runs fur 511211011 ,nv M 2747 Frwzt 110111: Dodd, N111111c-1, N1z111111':1. 1111I1:11111, 111111 5,11 AL urs' 1111 VY1r111 11115 3. fast 11a11 111111 1'1g111 111-111, 111-111g111Q 1:1 va' ng 4 QD +4.11 1,41 1 .ag J Q 15 1 1 1 1 ' , 5 lg-. - 1, , 1 'Nw 1 QVF'-1 1-1111 , f1.,f111'X 11111115111 1, f11,11Q13 l1'f111 ff X1 111, X111-111. 111111-Z1'l'. N1z1111111-. 111511-1111, Z1-1A 1 I1 111. 1D1R1:11l1'11, 1111 5112l1l'1' 1111skx' 112151-111111 llllllll la 1111111111g 1111- 111-111-V1-F 1111171 111 2111 1'XL'11111Q w1'1Ls1111. 1411111-11 111-11 1112111111 1111- 11-21111 11111 C1ll v1-rv 11111 11 11 11111 111111 :111 1-X11-1111111121111 g111111 11111-1111 .X11 411 1111- 1111101 1111s1111111s, 111111 1111- 1-x1'c11111111 111 S1-1'111111 11z1s1-. 21111- 11111-11 11111 111ll1Q 1111- 11-'1111 1'1-'1111 111-1-11s. 111111-1 1111111 1 1 1J12lYCl'N 15 :1 51.11111 c11111':1g1- 1111- 11-21111 111 111:11 g111111 11.111, 111111111 1'1'1111'11 11'1111'11 111111111 1-11- Fl 1 1 111 111111-1' 111 111-1 21 1:11111-1' 1111111111-1' 111 111115 111 N N 11111-1111 1111- 3:11111-s. S11211CI' 111-1-115 1111-:11'111-1'4. S111Cf' 1111s11r111C1'1 ls .,. -1111 111 1111- 11111111-. 11-1 s c11111111111- 11- g1-1 111-1111111 1111- 11115111 111111- 111111 11111' 111-51 5112111-1' e1111'1 : 13: X111'11 X11l'11 X111'11 .X1DI'11 ,X1I1'11 X111'11 X111'11 XIL15' x1I1j' M111- H111- 1 11111 1'11111 1lI1' 1111- X1:11'11111111-11. 11235 . XX1Q41'I'Y VXS1-'13X1,1, 51 111-,lJL1.1-. 11. 0111111111- 1 . f1x11-1112 '1':1l1Z1 -XY1-11 -X111'111 -51151113 'S112lI'11 1111-1112 1f111:1 X11-Nl X111'111 111 11111111- 111' M1111 11111 5111215 11111111- Y11-11 X11111 ,X11L'Q111'11j' X11115 ' S1110 M1111 5111113 ,, 11111111- 11111 11111111- ,X11':13' X111-11 ., 111111111 X111-g11cny 11111111- X11 '-1 5112ll'11N111I1 ' 35 Chester Billings, the town's newspaper reporter, takes a publicity picture of Gale with Bud, her date, for thc Best Foot Forward For our junior Play, the class of '58 pre- sented Best Foot Forwardfl a comedy of college humor. The scene takes place at a prom held by the students of Xllinsocki Prep School. The play revolves around Bud, who, after seeing Gale bloy, a famous movie star, in a movie, writes and invites her to the school dance. VX'hen Gale ac- cepts his invitation to the big week-end, Bud is very surprised. Now he must write and tell Helen. his girl, that he is sick and ask her not to come to the dance. Unfortunately Helen comes to the dance regardless of his letter and presents a problem to Bud. who now has two dates. ln an effort to help him, even Bud's roommates become involved in the situation. To make matters still worse. Gale deliberately incites a riot at the col- lege in order to receive some publicity, Doctor Reeluer also makes things more difficult by threatening to expell Bud. This really upset-1 everyone. Despite the confusion and trouble which is brought about by Helen and Gale, fun is had by all. school dance. Jack. Gail's agent and Helen, Buds first date for the dance. watch from the sidelines. Dutch and Satchel are busy with last minute prepara- tions for the girls' arrival. I E r ,Kr ff rf Oof, ,f Q ,IV f fi .P Q' 65 HW K 0 FO If XJ! KX C23 ' Saxchcl and Hunk are asunlislwcl tn sn-L' l!llJYiU war, Gale juy, m thuu' hcrlrmuu. IEIIST l OO'I' VORWXRIJ lithcl . , ,, .. , .Lilmmlottc Fry ,, , , Xliw Ilclzuxzxru Water Gap , Pcggy Ruw Last M Ql'f 'm7w'4' Thr' Iiliml Ilzztc . . .Xmw Sxxctnaum Dutch Miller, , ., ., Haro Uurnml lim! Hfmpcr , ., . Dau' I.L-wie Hunk Hoyt ..,...... . , . . , ,Inhn RUIHIIIUI l'x'ufL-vm' Loyd , ,lwu licllzntcu Satchel Mayer. ,,.. , Rayburn Mill-.-1' Iinlc jug , . jmly Ilimu-I Chuck Green ,. Ga-ralcl Wvlm' ,luck Haggcrty lluunih l':l1l'CIlbCI'g.fCI' Dr. Reeher ...,,,. . rfllwarfl Klzuuv Vlwftcr Ilillingm .. Pwr Mzxclsen Old Grad ,.....,, ,llzllph Svolvhu Hula-xl Sclmlcwhmgvl' -Indy Unmzikiu Minerva ., .... , Sue Yzumkwviu Him Smith Pai Gardner Jack has his hands full as llutch triu 1-1 gut in my HUIUII,liUWL'l,llI1ll xliIlL'l'Y2lIZIUQIIXKIIHL' X11n4l1muzhuu1 sec Min Dluy, hur llL'I'fLlIHk', 1,5 3 Q-1-M ww, ui , . NO PARKING of- suwws GNU 37 sprung fancies .Mv-H 'l Spring mines tn Sliziler rvcn lmcinim- thu L'llll'llCl2ll' shows that it is spring. l'1'cpzm1'zniniis Ihr illziy Day begin in -lzzzniary. while thc snnw is still nn the ground. As the weather begins to get wzirin. the gym Classes innve nntsirlc :mil lmskclivzill mill wrestling are l'Q1Jl2lL'fxfl ln' trairlf :mil lmscliznll. Gerry Romig, Holly Best. Karen lfnrcl, znnl Mary limi Reno were the four Shalcr -luninr girls whim zipplicrl in the American Ficlcl Scrvirv tu spcnrl thc sninnn-r nlwr-mul. XYe had six students visit Shulcr as guests nf Sinrlcni Council. These students frnni Shillingtun High Srlmnl were-Seated: Gloria Krirk. Susie llrmxn: filillltllllgi jnhn Frankhnuser. Shalcr's Drnnic lilircnlmcrgcr, .Inn Zellers, Kenny XYQIZQI. Sandy 1.11 Yan. ,Xs lhv llxirfl mlisinisszll lu-ll rings. the lust in Ihr suirlvnts lnirry uni iw the hnsrs. Spring is thc lnisir-st tiinn- nf thu yum' llwr Sril- inrs. Kirzuliizitiun zlnfl l3zn'riilziiirv:m- p1':u'Iia'cs hc'- gin wwlss in :nlvznirc-. ln :nlclilinn In :ill this. thc Scniui' 'llrip wrcii1's in .Xpril llecznisc nl the ii1ci'c:1sL-rl lviiiinl with sw nnich Im rln. spring 4.- ' 1. H55 , V XY rwiiin-s nnfl gurls wry ilnirlrly 111 Fhzilvr. 2 1322 ' V ' ' V sl:5'ri L 1Q'i-S2752 'i lf: Qi ,Q N H A -2 'ff ' li a f lgii.- V Ci 5' li r 53 i 2 fe 'G iw is L4 ' , Ja Q fl i Q41 1 N . 'X , as is . 7 7 1958's Queen of the May ROSEXTARIE DULJNK JANET BRAD.-XC KITTY HJXMMEI DIANA MOON LINDA M IL'H,XI.OXYSKl X CXI PYI' VOX QOL I1 XRNICS PAT X I NON , O M . Asa, I'I4'I I'Y K'IIIlIN'I'Ol'i' Nl XIHQIIQ MINS May Day National Honor FV01ZfiRIiTQ'f Best, Brown, Reno, Phillips, Klein, Steg- man bmith VVrigl1t Dau l'lCI'IV'1f0'Zx 9' Riefle Iom y - 1 g . v ' -- , 4 3' kin, Yankovie, Bliss, Burton, Thomas, Simms. Eichner, Munsclig lr'u'1v 3: Krezwinski, Mickley. Hammel, Gard- .lunior Honor Frou! Ruin: Klintwortli, Sankovic. Adams, Spangen- lierg, XYingard, Beck. Sebald, Heinz, VX'early, Bliss. Bailey, Ron' 2: Blaclcliam. Davison. Chappell. Harri- son, Fath Swetnam Mickle' Karas, XYem1len1an . , . 3- - l l . Rim' 3: Maier, Henderson, Potts, Madsen, Heintz, Mc- ner, Ford, Campbell. Cook, Schaffer, Kim' 4: Reese Kay, Brownhill, Kottas, Haughton, Pullan, Moore Cogan, Hall, Kms' 5: W'irtli. Ruminel. Berry, Vlfyctli Isner, Newlmuse, Bitzer, Heherle, Nestel. Nulty, McNallcy. Sknry, Davis, Rim' 4: Fincke, Ober- lieiin, Volker, Arnold. Saunders. Greiz, Henning, Mc- Clain, Drnperg Run' 5: Say. Yanders, Potyka, Rock- well. Tliackeray, Ratlihurn. Roberts, Komlyn, Kier Row 6: VVilsnn, XVetzel, Roessler. 42 , fig 9 E f R . Linda Riefle won the Natinnal Merit Cmituat and ,lane Mickley won the Betty Crocker Contest nhich if given to all senior girls. For the American Legion Oratorical Content Natasha Pommerenke some in third, Charles Shaffer second. and Donald Stauufer came in first. ln thg An1crican Legicni lissay Contest Pat Vrcsh C0l11Sl!1lllII'fl,'l0lUl Mrnz tnwt, and Pat Gnrflncr scwml. Awards Shader sclwlzistic students lmilq llPl'XYIll'Kl to inzxny ni ztwzwcls that lll'6 pmstiilwl tu tllt'lll czxch yvzir hztwed un thvii' aihilitics, 'lihc .Xllll'l'lL'Zlll l.cgiun spuiisivwcl thcii' znnnull nlwccli :ind csszn' csnltt-sts. rc-n':11'clii1g thc ninncrm with 11111111-5' prizes. ,Xlslr the highest hunin' SILIA dent in Cach cinirsc 1't-ceive 21 lllbflill. lim' thc student: with at li ztverzlgv ui' he-tier the lninm' :ind Scniur llfillkvl' Sncieties l'l'C4lglliZi lllL'Ill llrl' fllL'll' scliulzlslicztl ztplitnclew. lvziclwsllip und clmrz lL'lL'l', During the ywtr special piwwgiiliiiw :irc held. including ll licnc-fit niuvie wlncli raises iimncfy im' thc Sclnmul fm' thc- lilincl. Sitting: Kitty llilIlllllL'l. Linda liieflu, Xansy llurtun Pat liarclner, Xlargy Klnnfvlig Standing: .luhn linnnuul xliln l-ivrry. Sy llilner. and Linda l.nnmty 2ll'C tht' nutf standi ng Nttnlcntf taking the ,Xczulvinic cnnrfc, N x x the 5 1 A u ,,gzq,, A g 4 WE: k ?r ' U - 11: rf P Wf is zzkzzsiyw M Q , af -Gm. ii M- X va .m ,h l i If V 'LL' A giLL 9, I wifi' 3, :Q A JE , M, .. , 1 Q0 0 A f 3 V., ka.: k -.....,,,h 5 .,A in fy 'fkff -4. Q . 4 - ' A , we , 'Q- ,rffsiffi ri -ar, I 4 1 ,.., qo- 'LXR L lui V, big , N Hahn, ., , , .Q is L N 1 Q? 'V' 1 X N 'U 1 J Kxxkff , 'IJ-,L ff 1 1 A 1 1, . l J, . M 11 ' 11 1 '1 11 1 JMX 1 YF Ilj 1QfVPQ 1 53.111 -A--1-If Chapel Cholr 1' 1 111 1C1I1k'. X111111'1'. 1. 131'fl 1111111 1 11 111111 H111 1 11'1l1111lQ. Z11111c, SC111lL 11 xnxx ' 11t1z1x: !1'11:1' J: 111111111 L11 x 1 11115, 1'-11IXYL'1'. K1111s11', 5111 KX 11 1 1111 x1C1'1'11'14j f1'11I1' 3: 17111' 111 N11 11 1111111 1111111 1... Fry. 1J2111g11L'l'lX Xr111111 1 111111 Y1111. X111'1111111, X111111'1- 13 111 C 111-115. 1Q.11w1'11. Kicr: R111 I 1' lg X111 11 Nlllllll '111111111:1f. Su11z1f11'1'. L X 1111 111111111 I 111111111 gl1'I1l11. 1'111111c1': l1',,:1' .1 'X111111111 1 1111 111111111-tt. K11'11z. 1rL'IA1ij'. 1111111 11111 I 111 111111'11111f1111. 11.111-11 X1111111 111 1111 561111111 111 1111 1 1 1 1 11111 1 111 1111 11111 11111011 111111'1'1:11111-11 111-1111111 lk 1111 11t111t11s 111 11111 111111111' 111211. - 11.41 ' 'wa 'H There are many different choral groups at Shaler which participate in assemblies as well as give public appearances for local organizations. Many students take private lessons to improve themselves in singing with the choral groups at school. Une of our students, Margaret Zook. attended State Chorus in Oxford. Pennsylvania. which is quite an honor since only 200 students from high schools all over Pennsylvania. 9th Gracie Chorus Front Rocca' Skory, Urso. Smole Kossert, Egerter, Ellenberger, Lavsa Marlowvits. Doerfler, Beck. Miller Henderson, Kral, Genter, Ciochetto Rim' 3: Dintz, Kessner, Clarke Schrilz, Hinds, Grier. Maclseng Ram -I: Oberheim. Arnold. Craig. Mellor Mr. Miller. The choir consists of juniors and seniors chosen for their musical aptitude. Many, not only have singing ability, but also play musical instru- struments. They add much to our school and community with good wholesome song and music. Those whose voices blend particularly well make up smaller groups, such as the Monarchs, Girls' Trios and the Octette and are used for special variety numbers. Herb Dodd. Charles Schaffer, jim Kurtzrock, Charles Stull, Bill XVeav- er. George Riffner, and Ed Flower with Dave Bonnett at the piano prc- pare to vocalizc for the rest of the Chapel Choir. 48 Allison. Brodmerkle, Kolekg Row 2: 1 - Sophomore Chorus Front Row: Donalclsun, Nlycrf. Clarla. CLIl'wXYiI'l, Gau- ron, Hosek, E. XYillizxms, Tulley, Mullins. Cwnncllyg Ron' 2: Harrigan, Hotclikiv, Pln-lzln. Scliuicr, Kivislor. Riggs, Taylor, Ncwkirk. Alfaiig, lflzlssclinan. Lzmilul Sl1aler's Soplioimvrc C'l1m'm. wmistiiig nf forty- seven boys and girls, is Z1 pnlpnlzn' training gruniirl for Chapel Choir nieinlicrs. 'lie-ntli grmlcrs. ulnlscii by Mr. Hell after Zlllflltllllli wnrlq tngctlier tlnmngli the year preparing selections for zisseinlaly pro- grznns, coinninnity groups, :tml tlw nnisic festival, ln ztfldition to singing nn their own. filk' rlnirns joins with the Cliapcl Clmir in presenting inch works as the nliilllkllljilil Q.ll4ll'l1SU flnring Llic Easter assemlily given for lmotli sulumls, li'wzi' .35 Rll1ik'llliZlllQil. Yngyl. 'I'n1'x'1-iirc. Xlrfliliclvic. llrcitfig. iiL'IlIIlIl'll'll. l4iclizu'rlN. l'z1rl5-ni. XYllllflCl'lf. Lung. Liliriflnuling lCf1:v I: liuclmiiiixulci. X. XYilli:nnw. Kiiflvixilii. Xln-l, Hcnlliin. .I-lrnlnn. llrziy. l roln1z1pfL'l. lnrmni, liarrlin-r. imlrlxlrinii. Swine Slizxlcr flnllvntm tzrlxt- irzlrt in sinzxllvr sing- ing giwliilvs fncli as thc' lioys' Uctct. the Srniur tlirlf' Trim. Illlfl tlnf .lunirvr Girls' Triru. ln tlicsc' giminm. tln- llllfllflllillllh lizlrc tlu- lnppmtriility to sing Il wiflc vzwic-tr ni innric typw. rnnging from tln- lxnwt pup tnnvf to liyinns, Hin' .lnninr lligli l'l1urns lim llllflj' incinlmurs wlw pi'ox'i1lc- Ilia' slucuiztl lJl'lVgl'Zlllls for tln' ,lnniur Iligli 1lSSClllllllt'w. The ulimwiix sings all types nl wngs nrt. inusirzxl L'lllllC1lj', frills. ztnrl inurlvrn. The Chapel Choir surtinn lL'ZlLik'l'9 are -- Seated: Cliucla Stnl. llzxlv Kitzlcy, Dave Bonnctt. Ray Millur, and George Riifner: Stztncling: Bar- bara Simms, ,To Pnlityln, ,lnnc Thomas, Edie Hauglitnm. Put fizxrrl- ner. and Ed Fluncr. Some of Mr. MiIler's seventh grade music students work out a rhythm exercise. 0' OO Q0 T ,Xn impromptu singing group is form- ed in a ninth grade music class. Music and Art The Christmas Art Bazaar was one of the many projects done by our Shaler High art stu- dents this year. The beautiful display of jewelry and sculpture was supervised by Mr. Lakoswki. Since this project was such a success, the class plans to sponsor another bazaar next year. Al- though Mr. Chadderdon's students did not par- ticipate in the bazaar, they were responsible for the seasonal decorations which made the cafeteria attractive. These imaginative decorations ranged from Halloween masks to Christmas tree orna- ments to a tree vivid with unusual and effective paper lfaster eggs. Music, as well as art, is a popular subject and covers quite an extensive field at Shaler. Mr. Millers music classes are lmmlicfl im'wzu'cl In czrch clay, because uf thc way m wluclx he presents music to his stuclems. l'lecm'cls ul izuuflus umm- posers are played tu try tu furtlicr stuclcut lllfl'l'l'Sl in music. Urgau lessrms givcu lay Blix lic-ll zur available to all seuiur high sturleuts whim linu- hacl a Sl1lllClSlltlJElCligl'U11llCl in pizmu, Mr. Xlc-ya-rs. Baud Directoli alsu gives lessons ilu umzmy incli- viclual iustrumems tu lmlh juuim' zmrl scum' high students for the lJCftl'l'lllK'lll uf the lbilllfl. The Senior High art stuclvsms learn in :ln-sign :incl mzxlsm their own jewelry. Dale lflirliclimzm, l.incla Hvvllizlziy. and Krepiu work on this inturustiimg px-lnjcrt. er' l A 1'f,'QQ'3 'l . L1 : lmxggk A Q 2, -qv gm Om- mf thu firsi thinws lu uni Qrzxrlurs li-urn in an KIA-s llllilkl' 1' L'l1:irl1lv1'1lm1's illIlk'l'NlNUJll L lmsir fumlzmicutzxls nt pm in wi X lu Xlr. lulvnxxslcis mlvamri-rl :ut ill sl Q -luclvuis ufurli uilh unter ulllus Illlllll nm ul I1 ulznss puru ,il iw' 1- , 'mf S 51 s 4 2 English English is, of course, a required subject for all students in both junior and senior high school. ln all basic courses the year's work is divided evenly between literature and grammar. All classes are stressing particularly the logical or- ganization of ideas and improved expression of these ideas in such forms as themes, research. papers. essay exams, and speech activities. Literature study in each grade centers around an anthology. but. in addition, each class has some longer literary work which is the year's major project. Thus, ninth graders read lwiizlzar and work enthusiastically on shields, lances, and even replicas of castles to bring greater realisn: Barbara Dillon shows Camille Rizza the correct way to fill out a bibliography card for material used in preparing tcrm papers. , -Ili, 'gffvff .ag . . , jf Jig , A.. H., v...,7 4 ' if K 5 I n I Eighth graders Suzan Fitch, Richard Heherle, and Paula Phelan, present their reports on adventure books, ' W 1 -Lwveeiains 04 5,9312 ,W fm 3 Ron Vlletzel, jil1Arnolcl.,lim llutylizi, ,lohu Ruxiiii-xxski, Yciiizif UL' i-luv, Nlziny iniwljiwtf. muh 2lN ixxiirmlf, and jerry Moon, react a scvin- fruni Ivanhoe in Mr. xhivlrlf, mule-nl'-ziriiif lu-lpcrl viizrlixi- the Nt-vry. to the story. Movies. 'mpc l'CClll'fllllgs. pzmvl cliS- cizil stiirlmiu crm si-lust L-itlwr lwiixim-,Q 111' QK'llL'l'Zll cussions on Sliakesmezm-'s lilu :mil limvs :ill zulfl lin-flisli, 'l'lu-ii. lhwi' whii xxifh ziclcliliiliml liwf- Pv Pu to student enjoyment :xml zipprecizitimi wi ,IIIIIVIIX lifh UXlJK'l'lClll'l' mziy si-lvct linglifh miiiipusitiuii. Cacfsar and Mfzcbetll. lmmzllifiii. hi' 5 wc-fli. llcvziiiw HI, thiQ iiiicfwziicil ,l l m Sl'1aler's seniors have zi clinics of liiiglish class- jiiiiim'-seiiiin' high fulwil luiwgrzuii. :my Slizilcr est academic Students can Qlwuse lmctwecii Qrillvlw fwzicliizltc' fhiiiilrl lirivm- am zulen iizllv l1zu'lw'i'ui1iirl in 5 F- N preparatory and general English. wliili- L'llllllll0l liugliah wiiipwiliiiii :mil liu-i'z1tiii'0. VVho wants to buy a reall? Sally Riiclqrlcslic-l. in hui' lluiiiiinlxiiwm-N ilu' zulvzmzzigs- uf :1 fihlllly rm-l. Salv- sales talk before the first semcftcr ,pouch vlziw. mllsx :irc fmly vnu iii' ihi' typw flifiiiiimliwituri. , 53 Scoop Front Rona' Krezewinski. Thomas, Best, Bruwelheide. Capes, .-Xckinclose, Zookg Ram' 2: Dillon, Yoder. Red- Publications This year Scoop is no longer an activity hut is a full credit course in journalism. As the staff learned the functions of various parts of a paper or how to write a good feature or new article, they proceded to use their knowledge in Scoop. The learn hy doing process made an interesting man, Zyskowski, Genzow, Steele, Moon, New 3: Koch, Gardner, Orhau, Stauffer, Strong. Smith, Row 4: Moser, Hitler, XYeiga11d, Berry, Heinz, Boyd. class at the same time it provided a better news- paper for the school. Maggie Zook was the editor who coordinated the activities of all the staff nieinliers and Miss Bechtel was the sponsor. Shaler's ,lunior High had a two page insert which was devoted to activities in the 'lunior High Junior Scoop Front Rim: Cooper, Spagnoletti, Allison, Hanlon. Fincke, Fischer, Ciochetto, Mosakowski, Mason, R0-zu 2: Lippincott, Sabin, Say, Galiote, Yargo, Koviak, Davis, Rim' 3: Mar- tin, O'Donnel, Kleber, Geisler, Slish, Chinn, Row 4: Liebermami, Mitch- ell, Feeman, Dressler, Fagan, Thack- erayg Rim' 5: Mr. Yenias. in each issue of Sump. This pnrtinn ul the papa-in was put out entirely hy the -luninr stall' unilc-r the supervision nf Klr, Ycnizls. S11l1It'7'U.Yt1lIl' this year is presviuiiig it lmnl: with at different plan ol mgzxiiizzuinxi. lnstczlcl ni the usual sections. we gn froni the beginning ni the term, in Fall, tu the encl, in Vlnne, :incl pnrlrziy the school year as it actually 41cci11's. The lmnnls is planned and written hy it stuff ni Seninrs unflvr Mrs. C01'ClZ1'S rlirection. The Senim' Class is rn' tirely responsible for the pnlrliivlinii :incl lilliilllflllg' of the yearbook. i x fi x 7' X ,l A fd. i' WX, kk l L-Q ra 'wwf cj N in ll, i' X, Shaleresque lurlx fnnnuiniun Hiws ll livin' ls put ni 1 lilfljkll in Xll Xlil lrlglnvl- rl lull iirli ln li lv ll Front Rumi: Orga, Gmmclwnrtli. Miclxzilnwslqi. Nixun, Klum-in-li. l'nul, Nlunscli, urn Nui ' ll Dulak, Petrovieh, Brzulacg Rim' 2: Zunir. Kivenig. Mm' .43 Siininnnil-, llli s I nn ll in XX ll 1 l Cl ux Y v1 .0 Peggy.Peterman and Jim Benthin display constructions which they made as a project in plane geometry, Mathematics The teaching of mathematics forms an impor- tant part of our educational program at Shaler. All students, no matter which curriculum they choose, have the opportunity to study some form of mathematics. In -Iunior High, a new program has been insti- tuted in the past two years. All seventh graders study general arithmetic and at the end of the year are given a placement test. Those who did well on the test were permitted to take Algebra I in eighth grade while the others took another year of general arithmetic. Ninth grade students had their choice of either Algebra I or General Math. In the Senior High the academic program oi- fers a sequence of Plane Geometry, Algebra III, Trigonometry, and Solid Geometry, In addif tion, seniors may elect to take pre-college math. which gives the student a good preparation for first year college courses. Commercial and gen- eral students take business math, general business training. and Bookkeeping I and II. juniors and Seniors in all curricula may elect Senior Math which is a review of general arithmetic and basin' algebraic and geometric principles. Jane Mickley, 'Iim Blackham, and ,Ierry VVe'ber illustrate a theorem for Mr. Auld's solid geometry class, i l se ff f A1- M X ,X lk lil Xl li ,Af Ti -x.. I Judy Arnold shows the correct meth-I od of solving a distance 1ll'0lllCII1 in Algebra lll. Since Shalcr offers a lmmaflci' l1lZ1lllClll2lllCS mln- cation than most schonls. studs-nts wlnn take- zul- vantage of this are well p1'cpz11'm-cl wlictlwi' xluzy go on to college cn' gm intu the xmrlcl ln' lmnsinc-ss, Joyce Cooke explains the flwniatiim uf 21 lmypcrlnila tw Frank Hayes and ,lim Cimpcr, -.g Thr goal of the Slmler ninth prng1':1in is the cl:-vclupnncin -if students wlw can think tlimuglx Ill'UlJlt'lllS and snlvc them quickly and zxccnrzxtely. lcmnving lmmh the tllf'Ul't'tlL'Ill :md lwzlcticzll aspects. Social Studies XYhat have our history students heen doing this year? Seventh grade world history students were successful with their entries in the Histo- rama Show. Shalerites won eight third places and tour honorable mentions, Eighth grade American History students suh- mitted exhibits to the liuhl Planetarium. These were heautiiully colored maps. special projects, and reports for which Shaler won three prizes. Ninth grade Pennsylvania History students studied the history ot' Pittsluurgh industrial firms. ln the spring, ninth grade history students took vocational guidance tests which were hrought hack this year hy popular demand. ln tenth grade. world history students are shown slides from Italy, Greece, Egypt, Switzer- land. lfngland. and Mexico, By these slides the students can see how people all over the world live and understand them. American history students in eleventh grade wrote hiographies on the first sixteen presidents ol the United States as part of their every day curriculum. In twelfth grade the POD students gave com- mittee reports on the South. They also had many interesting discussions in class. Miss cl Aaron gives Bob Trowbridge and Glenda Askin- ose some pointers on how to tape their reports in history class. Miss Aaron and a group of tenth grade students gather around a map of the ancient world during a dis- cussion of early history. Three eighth grzuic Students arrzmgc their prujvcl fur laistury rlzxss. Danny Burtun and um uf hi: class- mates chart wind currents in 7th grade ggcography. hrclzl Xl-rw zmrl lcggy l'l4hL'1. xnth txxu lclhm' chu Illfairw. xxnrlg rm ll pxmhhwxm fur xrurlrl gL'HQ1I'IijrI'Ij'. 59 Foreign Languages Spanish I and H seem to be gaining in popu- larity with Shaler students. Spanish I introduces the basic ideas of the culture and origin of the language, while Spanish H brings out the com- mon usage of it. Mrs. Obenauf, the teacher of these classes, holds the interest of the pupils by discussing Spanish customs in the classroom. Mrs. Mercer conducts both of the French class- es. French I strives to give the basic principles of French grammar and provide experience in conversationg also included in the course is French culture. French II supplies additional instruc- tion in leadership and encourages class recitation. A club is organized to enrich the programs given throughout the school year. jack, Barb, and Kathy watch their cards as jim calls the numbers while they play the French version of Bingo. G O i N fl XX Jane Rartniki points out interesting Latin posters on the bulletin board, X - 5 liw A E JP 1 1 Bob Jolm, Sax1clyHc'1111ix1QL-V.:mcl llllllllil R-vulla cxlxlzliu 'll-rry Klul1lm-11 l'u1 Rllllllll. Lmliv l':I'lR'IllJQI'A51CI'. zx to the class the rliffa-rum 1121111-1'11s xxlwixlw :mm-Q11' un ,lZlllk'l l'lZll'l1lll gullwr in fl'fPlll ul the lvullctm lmuzurl Various S1wz111i5l1 ymtu-l'iy-N. lmcfwrc their l:l'4'Ilk'll claw. Latin I luis Ccnm' up with AllIllC'llllllQ mwx' illifw Izllw l,zLti11 II. Nlrf. llzlsa zuul Nlrs. Ali'lAk'L'l' C11 y62l1'. ,xlly eighth grrxrlc stllrlcm wlm if llllCl lllllllj' try lu juin lwtlm lVlC'2lSlll'l' zmcl lL'2ll'11lllQ,f tu estecl in taking l.:ui11 nmy talks it ii' lu' ii zzlmlv QL'llll'l'l1l1l wc-ll-1'm111cle4l CHIIVAC by playing ganna to pass 21 prognostic tn-st. One um zulvzuzu' zmcl :unl singing pfvpmmlm' smmgs in l.zlti11, Eileen Heller anal Hcnry llibsriclu plmiut Hut ll wily in nf ilu- principal ritiu ln' Spain. their uutxtzmrlin central Swain for tlwir Spzmiflm claw in :1 fliwmxwilum zupvctw and llllllllffillll feamrcf. -mama 6 1 Delores Cook and Noreen Newhouse whip up a cake m Home Economies class. This is a class you can really get your teeth into! Sari Judy Pfiseher, Mary lYolf, and Diane O'Uell work carefully fitting the pattern to the fahrie. Home Economics Home Economies is taught to all girls in seventh, eighth, and ninth grades for two periods each week as a required eourseg to the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students live periods a week as an elective. Girls are taught fundamental courses in home- mztking which will help make them better family members in their present homes and to plan ahead for their future homes in order to become future homemakers of America. ln addition to sewing and food preparation courses. shopping. nutrition, interior decoration, family relationship. Child Care, and grooming are included in the year's work. This year the Vlunior High classes made cuddly little dolls and stuffed annuals at the end of the first semester. and everyone found this interesting, ln all sewing classes, the work done on the gar- ment must he done in class under the supervision of the teacher with no work being done at home. andy VVineg'arcl, Donna XYrigl1t, zmml l-zlluullc Spgumgyu- erg walt as Pat Shaw and Rcncc XXX-illzlus wrw tlwm the meal they lmvc jun clmkuzl. ' ffx Y ,hiv x Q 2 E' 1 3 'Z-,,,,-4' xx XX g'llIflj' NIL-lwtcr pins in tlu' lwm :nn Smulrzl Spillu X . L xx V' 1' .ll1iH1w!'. xx Q- 'KZ 1 il ,Q-.Q A L --.litf Xllw. l'i11k lullsf In Sc-uiln' Hmm' liz Niuclmxi- Xruxrg 19125-7 i 11-.,,w , mpuf. l.u1'cm- LNlllR'li, -lvzm llzuiur. l'l'2l1l Nlzltt 11:11, :xml Kuml ll2ll'l'lL'w ml llw C'll'l'k'CT may iw -ul ll llixmcx' lzxlmlc -ng -'EPB Nw 63 f 1 s .M ' 4'--...,,,. S ik In a junior High shop class, the boys gain experience in woodworking by planing wood surfaces. Tim P Industrial Arts Shop is one of the most popular courses taught at Shaler. There are three sections of shop: Senior High metal shop which includes the mak- J ing of ashtrays, bookends, and other small articles. Senior High wood shop projects include the N making of coffee gun racks, cedar chests, and deck chairs. Me- . tables, end tables, bookcases. chanical drawing teaches the boys the proper method of using measuring instruments. junior High shop is a required subject and their projects are also required. The fundamentals of -lunior High Shop are taught by Mr. Segina and the course is open to all junior High boys. lt gives the fellows their first chance to discover their ability in mechanics. Students turn out shadow boxes. cooky cutters, and beautiful coffee tables. This prepares the boys to do more advanced work when they reach Senior Shop and have more equipment. Shop students do many projects for the school, such as making the booths for XVinter Carnival, which add much to Shaler. 64 xihn and Joseph Peluso work on their project, a bookcase, in senior wood shop. ...L ,Q s 5 o Mr. 50551111 xxrarlu with El iuuim hiah flwp clan in wlviug gl 111L'zu111'n'xx1c11lf pxmlwlclll. Andy Martin and Frank Ruckdcslu-1 apply solder to the furmclf tlxcy aux- making in metal shop. if 0 xxx x A mf sf' fl. K s kwuuw f ' wma-6 Florence Franke is learning some of the rules of being an accurate secretary from Mrs. Vllagner. Girls in Miss I3auer's Shorthand l Class arc learning the fundamental characters of shorthand to help thcm build speed and accuracy for taking dictation. Commercial Shaler has one of the finest commercial cir- riculums ever offered. All the subjects needed in preparing for the business world are here at our feet. All that one need do is take advantage of thc courses offered. At Shaler commercial students are provided with superior training in shorthand, commercial mathematics, business training, bookkeeping, type- writing. office machines, and Business English. A student is required to take at least two years of either shorthand or bookkeeping to qualify for a commercial diploma. A two year course in typing is offered also. The office practice classes give a student a very excellent opportunity to do work on his own. to become acquainted with general office atmospheres, and to become familiar with the up-to-date office equipment. Immediately after graduation many students will enter the business world. Their high school background is often sufficient for a basic office job. A student is given all possible assistance in acquiring work. The training and guidance of- fered our students may he compared to that of- fered by a business school, It is thorough, C0111- plete, and most helpful. 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B1z11't1. -34 'CY Q...-. 67 Students in Miss Lungs first year typing class are doing timed writings to improve their speed and ae- The typing students are taught the fundamental techniques of the typical business office. They learn to do such work as transcribing lizmdwritten ln Office Practice class Virginia Kueh is clrziwing on the Speed-O-Scope, xxhile janet Stauffer is typing from the Suundseriher. 1 ...gf 1. 3, 5 3 5, , ,M f .. si - j euracy. At the end of the first year students are required to type forty words a minute. letters. cutting stencils. and typing documentary letters. Two years of shorthand is also Offered. The first year teaches the fundamentals and the Yrwirmiis students are learning the fundamentals uf business machines which are fiiund in various office situations, 68 Rf N XXX 1, X X Q , N T X N 1 X Q, 3 X XQIXQSX ,X x Donna Uaner 111011111-s 111 1111- 1111111-111N 111 s11r1r111:1111l I L'12iNb, theory 111 S1l1bl'1112l1111 XY1111L' 1111- XUQ111111 1'l'Jl1' 1'1:1w1'Q 111111143 1,l!1' 1111151 111.1-1L'L'h 111111 1'1111111:11111's. 71111115 2111: 1161111611 1'11111111ctc-11' 111 1111' 1111111 111 111'11111111111g XY1111 1111s 1lilL'1iQ1'4l11l1l1. 51111111 1'111111111-111111 rI1111l'IlIw 5116011 211111 f1CC111'z11'1' t111'Illlg11 1'1111s1z1111 lbTZlLk11Cl'. 11111 11s11:1111' N1L'1J 1111ll1l'I11Z11L'1f' 1111111 1115111 511111111 In the tm' Yezlf 1'1'4'kkf'f'lJ1H2 W'U 5l' 51lU1l'm1 fm' 111111 111115 11111111 111111211111 a14111. wma- 111 1'C'HIl11l1N1- able 111 310111111-c 5111110111111 skill 111 I11- 1111111 111 1iL'l'lJ 1,i1m mm Mm-1L im-gf1,,,m11 lm M-114 1.111'u111: 1,'411i111f 1'x111z1111f 111 11-1111 11111111 1111- 11z1f11' N11-115 111 11111 111111: f111'1'1 111 11111114111-1111111g I1 1'1:1w. 69 General Science, Bio-Agriculture, Biology, Chemistry and Physics constitute the science program offered to Shaler students. In addition to having all the required instruc- tors and texts necessary for a good science de- partment Shaler also provides us with extras. Spacious modern laboratories and new and better equipment give students the opportunity to carry out the necessary experiments needed to prove theory. Field trips also prove to be most helpful. VVith all these fine courses available, students leave Shaler with a basic science background applicable for future use. Science Neal Newhouse and Bill Sands ex- periment with a siren disk iu physics lab. Karla Kottas performs I an experi- ment of acids and bases in chemistry class, Two Radio Club rncnuburs, Paul Chu- Inn and john Runnnck tune hx Hu -almrt wavv receiver in 1Jl'C1lZlI'2i1irJl flil' 1111 HINHICIII' IH4U1l!lk'IlNI. th 1 1 uh Txwrluun' C111-N mlllxx rI1wxm14 mrl Nm-r1111 uk W VH In mfg-:mil W' ' Q1 1s,'5,,?f-A53 ' 21553 f t Myra 1:2 , 'Q 'zikzg 5 fp X 1 M I f A QV v ' , A 4' -1 3 'Wx The Shaler High School science department offers to all students a general knowledge in a science of their own choosing. In ninth grade, the students receive a basis in general science from Mr. Dodds and Mr, Dixon that paves the way for more difficult scientific studies in future years. Tenth graders have a choice of biology or bio-ag. During the course of the year, Mr. Zook instructs the bio-ag students in planting a garden box and in doing simple landscaping, Mr. l.ittle provides an intensive study of the plant and animal king- dom for the sophomore biology students and starts the senior biology class in the fundamentals of psychology. Chemistry and physics classes. under the direction of Hr. Confer, conduct experif ments in which the students actively participate. Dave Kelley and Allen Heineman study leaves they collected on a recent expedition while Kathy Kier, Klaus Beck. Jerry Vveber, and Sally Kaltenborn discuss their leaf notebooks. In Mr. Zook's biology class Thaddeus Szymanski 'points out the parts of a flower to Carol l.ee Miller. Jim Cooper and jim Cambell work in an experiment on sound waves with the oscilloscope. 'V' + if . I' , if 1 K Rfk-qu'65 gf E r if , lx -:sfiff ,W A3 'fr Xl i -102111110 Belles flBlHU!lwTl'2lIL'x tu Uzlvv lluiiiivtl. Sally lizilla-iilmi'ii. :incl ,lim llirlmrilmii, thu' CHITCCI it-uliiiiiliit ffl' ixizilqiiig elillw fur S4-iii-mi' lliiilugy. Many of our science sturleiits ciitc-reel tlicii' Kurt Nm-sta-l xwii tht- lJ1'Clll11l1l2ll'll'5 iii the Sclimil projects in thc liulil lllziiictzwiiiiii Science lziii' tliif Sciciicn Quiz given :wer XYQICID tclcviaiwii, lmei yC2l1'. ,Xiurmg them wvrc sc-veiitli grzlcleii 'lkim im hc xwiit In tht' tmp zigziiii. lllfllilllg him vligilwla Czlrlsmi: eighth g1'l1ill'l', ,Iuhii Swctiizmli zuicl tciith lim' Il sL'li1ilzli'sliip1u vitlim- Ilia- l'iiix'cfi'aity uf l'itts- 0'1'Z1ClCl', Paul CZl1'SUll. In thc' sciiiui' hiffli Qclimnil lmrffli ui' L.1ll'llCU'lK' lccli. 5 6 Pu 5 XYiriiig' an electrical circuit in series ' Y are Lindsey Cliupliell. jim lllaclclizliii :mul ,lim Hurry. iiiciiilwrs uf thc' Pliygiri rlzisx. fl Wi Q1 5 N ---' QNX ti 73 i Calisthentics are only- a part of the boys gym class. Your future life, whether it is in the armed forces or Mr. Martin docs well in leading and training the boys, civilian life. Some of the gymnast members are learning' new tech- niques in tumbling for the big gynmast review. Physical Education Shaler's gym classes have a well-trained staff of teachers. Mr. Seibert and Mr. Martin teach the boys physical education while Mr. Galbraith teaches health. The boys participate in a rigorous course. Tough football, softball, basketball, volley ball, and wrestling are the more interesting sports included in their program. Some of the others in which they take part are field and track events, ealisthenics, soccer, and tumbling. The boys are also taught good sportsmanship and leadership. Three periods a week they have instruction in health, During this time they study about the different organs and systems in the body and how these systems function. Some classes are in- structed in first aid so they can be prepared in ease of an emergency. The senior high boys also have a course in mental health, with emphasis on the development of good mental hygiene. This health program aims to give the student a complete picture of the human body, its func- tions and its working. to aid his better under- standing of himself. Dave Stalks works :ini ull 1111- rings. gaining muwiiliu' cuordinaticm at llw gains rims 114- :icqiiin-5 pm1'iciciii'y in gyniiizxxticw. X lm- 1DiN1zx1i4-u 11i'iN t11c vivllux' 111111 mm-i' ilu mt lx X L111l1L'1i 51111111 i1i'cpzii'L'- iw iiizaku fi ra-tiiiii 1111 - 1 ' X 6? 4 , Varsity Club l7i'1u1flx'rr:i',' 11z1i1cy, Xlurrix, Xlciiuxxil, Mi11ui', Yvrzilcli. 11iMi'ir14, Xu-xx1miiw. 1111414153 lx'iizi' 2. I , . . . . H . VI Ruff, lircy. Smith. Iswii. 1x11mmc1. 1'Z11l'L'I11M'I'QL'1'Q film' if 1'm1i, R1 rris. ixim H3113 lx'u:u 1: Xliiwr. 11ciiiL-mzm, IJ-n1iys1uxxsLi, N1zi1iiiiu, 1DiNl:1t1cri. 1i1llC1411?l111. 1.1-xxia. lei Mary Kay Martin places a part of MESll'ICI'ClflZl.l in position as thc other girls look on. Nancy Orga, IXlag'g'ic Zook, and janet Miller arc show- ing' the other girls thc steps to the first rn-corrl for May Day. ln the -Iunior lligh School the girl's physical cflucation classes are under the clirection of Mrs. lYoll. Here. the emphasis is placed on gymnastic work instead of team sports. By the time a girl has completed 9th grade. she has been taught numerous gymnastic stunts as well as basketball ancl softball. The health classes, also taught by Mrs. XYolf. are much like the Senior High health program. applicable for future use: they are 1-early to face any scientific challenges that come their way. Girls' physical eclucation classes are umler the clirection of Mrs. Barr in the Senior lligh School. Through a very comprehensive program a girl takes part in and learns the rules of various sports such as volley ball, softball, soccer, and basketball. The study of health is also incluclecl in the PM Stefffill, Foggy Rush. Sliirlcy Urliiii. :iiul Vail Lvarnlner arf: learning Huw fu-in fur llii- nlzmru zirimiui tliu Klziy l'uln'. physical ecluczitiuii piwgi-ziiii. ltr iihjcct if 11, gira- tlie girls a cuiupletc lmmvleflgf: iii tlic liiiiiiziii liiirly and liow it works. An after scluml activity mpc-ii iii bn-iiirir liigli girls is Girls' .-Xtlilctic Xssucizitiimii. Girls lvziriici- pate in various sports run rm :iii cliiiiiiizitimi lizisis. Klux. liZlI'l', Ilia' rluli hllllllbllli. is zissiftcrl lui girls lwliiiigiiig' in l.L'ZlflL'l'S Qlluli. 'Vliv l.L'ziclc'i's l'L'l.i'l'Ci' gruiics, lwcfp scum' :mil limo. :iiifl siipciwisc girlf iii gzniius zlml slullw, llic lnggcst project ut I.c:irl- 4'r4 Qiliili is :i llilllllilll flilllflf :it wliifli liiiiv zi King ziiirl Qiiccii uf llllllllllll :irc ci'uxviiucl. Leacler's Club liiwiizl li'ifz.'.' Vlziiiiiiicl, XX'ziriii-r. Nixiiii. Sqiill: lfffii' J flrgii, llziriiw, Xlilivr. liulzik, lirm-xxiiixlaig !x'ifz.' R: Stviiziii. xiiiiS1uiii. liicr. L'lii'iN1wl'. li:1lIi'iilm1'li: Ruin lf lliiw. Xi-xxlziiiii, 1iiiii1Ixx,ii'1li, Nwswrl: Xliviiig: lfry. Xliiiiwli, Ziiiilc. X. fi in ia, ' 0 5- Q? iii x ' E, 13' r if Q, 4' ' 1 'fl Kfxql KH Ft: -an ,v X Cafeteria Workers Frau! Rurv:.Cook, Herman, Fox, Yanke. Skupnik, Haney, Bock, Gessler, XYilson, Forsha, Thunhorst, Karel, Fredrick, Harvey, Schiffbaur, XYurzerg Ruiz' 2: Szulinbki, McPherson, Boher, Weiss, Schmidt. Roh watches as Pat takes a splinter from his hand. X 7 8 Service Around Shziler there are many services ren- dered that keep the school running smoothly. The people responsible for these services are: the jnnitors, hus drivers, cafeteria workers. the nurse, Sam docs not minrl at all having Rose taking' his pulse, ,W Q.-:rj lf, file-Q K Liz Francis and Olive lllmalclsun l112lli0 gg-mrl use ut' the stamp pad trying to get lumlss clieclwcl im: lmcfurt- tlie encl of tlie pcriucl. and two librarians. Tlicre are lb jzuiiturs nnrln-1' the direction of Hr. Xlillizuns xvlm are 1'espfmsilnlv for n clean and repziirccl sclmnl, Tln- lms rlrivurs make four trips at clay to trzmspurt SL'CUllil2ll'f' :lnrl elementary pupils. The t'z1lcte1'iz1 lizis lwun cluing an excellent juli uf serving 950 stnflcnts per flzly. The nurse aids all the sturlents fur minnr ill- nesses and first aid. l.ust lint nut least. nur Iwi' Capable lilirarians lime liclpecl grrzltly in limling special materials fm' stnrlents. Iln- xxrnncn xxlm keep the zxrliiiiliistrixtive xxlivvl- turn g rue: l':xt 'lla-ctL'rs, Klr. XYllllilL'l'-4 kLlL'l2ll'j'I Xli Klein. lit-gisirzlr il!lIl Rlrs. l'1':lxx'I':vrnl's st'ci't'tLli'y2 Mi lleilwt-r. Miss xlufft-i'y's 5CL'l'k'l2ll'j'I zinrl Xflillfj' llzlsrli aXYlIL'llllU2ll'fl Hl7k'l'Ill'll, , , ,L lx 4' , l fix 1 Q r-L X1 xi Bus Drivers mil lin-zu Lunrzxrl. li I X I if V-X ft, X7 r' INS X Q f QQ A-x 7U 7 ff r ttlv. liL'l'gk'l'. llxlwu lint ' N ln slvr, Llllllll lk'l'lL'l'. Snizxllvy. lit-l-1. l,2lINL'l1. . r ig if sw 1- s 114, if 1 x me y 12 ' E' f la' 'af ,, W An- W :- ,:f,43Qf,.2w:..,:f1a ' I'32i53E7bf513fl 1332- - Wm Efiii cf , M QE, ,, W x 'V , dw- ff ,K X ,, ff N 5 s, f' s -Q f ,Q , 5' 3 A J . J 1 - ?' X I E Q H V , .'VJW V f .Z A ., is '? ,wk N4 Q' W 'fx - '.Q,.1 X , Q 4 g 5,5 .Hy Q, , ..,qgWN4uk,, i Q ' 52:1-Qfmsfl k ' J gg: V 'tgglgvf' szggffagi, -ffv U 1 School Boa rd Shaler's School Board consists of 111611 and wo- men elected by the residents of the township to assume the responsibilities of providing the best possible education for the youth of the co1n1nunity. In the monthly nieeting held at the jeffery Ele- mentary School, the future plans and policies as well as the current questions of budget, educa- tional practices and procedures must be formu- lated and carried out in the best interests ot the majority of citizens. On the current level. the board has to decide how 1n11ch inoney the schools require for the next year, and just how that money shall be expended: on the long term level, the board has to decide how many schools, and of what type and in what location, will be re- quired ten or fifteen years from now. 'lust now they are watching their plans for the junior high on Scott Avenue. a project long in the talking and planning stages, become reality, All this demands nluch diversified information, special aptitudes or skills, and, especially. deep devotion to the cause of education in Shaler. Dr. J. N. Johnson is the super visor of education for the Shaler Schools. Mr. R. C. Rogers. Supervising Prin- cipal of Shaler Township Schools, has the task of administering the evergrowiiig school system. John H. Gnucl Thomas R. Neely Norman H. R011 Y A Dedication The class of 1958 takes great pride in rletlicat- ing this year's issue of Sir,xi.i-:R1fsQl'ic to Miss Mary Ruth Vleffery. She has been a well-known and well-loved teacher. principal anal friencl in Shaler High School since she first came in 1932. ln appreciation of 32 years of service to Shaler. the community namecl a beautiful new school. the Jeffery Public School, in her honor. This year will mark the 35th year for Miss ,leffery in the fielcl of teaching. and she plans to retire at the end of the term. Miss -leffery has also been chosen as teacher of the year from Allegheny County and now she goes on to state competition to compete against 66 other teachers. Xl'e all join in expressing our appreciation to Miss Jeffery for a job well clone ancl in wishing her the best of luck in her future endeavors, Miss Jeffery works busily on one of the many duties of her job as principal, Miss Mary Ruth Jeffery, Principal of Shaler High School 1932-1958. 84 Miss Jeffery and Mr. XYinklcr 1ll'L'll2ll'C ful' ilu' llllll'lllllQ Xlr. lilly-1' gm-N owl' ilu- L'lll'l't'lll 2llll1U1.lllCSlllL'llIS at tlw l'ulmlil' ,Xrlrlrwe Sy-lun. Xliw .ll-1'flr5. Faculty 4Elinnr Aaron George C. Auld Frances L. Barr joan Bauer Hxstury 10 and 'll ,Xlgclwu l:'l'nigvn1mzwtx3: l'l15xin-ul l'ffl1u':lum1: ilnnvlxxunl l. 'llvivlg I Sophomore Class S+-lifl Gefm1r1r3 : Guill:mm- lll-zllmh il lull Il : Yflkl-uf Sponsor t'mnN-lm- Orpha C. Becktel G. Raymond Bell Ernest J. Bold Samuel E. Buyer Language Arts 7 Clmpel Ulmir: Suplxmnml I'r4-Mlmmo Ny lmwlluvzeu Nm llmlvlpzll Vlmir A ' :wk x . - 4'-,, 85 N -lu-clulv xx itll Han.nah E, Bcchtgl In-mlm' ll: ,lfnzrmllmn jun,-lx :nw sl-Kluwlz Scoop Vaughn t M. Campbell Num- mum NW--ll-: Nlmul Flnql 5, 'X .ff 'Q ri 'Y -3 ,V 'ei J ff i x t f ' Byron B. Chadderdon Joseph H. Chaliant Frank B. Crawford Ronald Confer Mildred Cooke Junior High Art Wood Shopg Stage Crew Prefffnllege Math: Eighth Physics: Chemistry: Vnited States History ll Qirzuh- Algebra: Guidance Radio Club XVorld History 10 Counselor -Ruth V, Corda J. Raymond Davison Richard T. Dixon, Jr. Lawrence Dodds Esther C. Emerick English lfl, 129 English Mathematics 7 Science 9. 125 jtssisitzmt Senior Science: Senior I.ibrziriang Library Club Composition: Senior Class Football Coach: NYrest- Maihematicsg General SINNNJIW Shalefesque ling Coach Science: Eighth Grade Science Faculty 1 Forrest A, Ford Plane G:-mm-tryg Algebra Marie Fowler Business linglishg Gen- eral Business Trainiugg Typing I David W. Frazier Pennsylvania History After the dismissal bell rings the students, day is ended, but for many of the faculty members the day is not ended. Mr. Ford goes to Pitts- burgh Academy several nights a week to teach algebra and geometry. Miss Hannah Bechtel is finishing an English textbook. Mr. Yenias and Mrs. Pink are working on their masters degrees. Mr. Segina. Mr. Dixon. and Mr. Gorman are doing graduate work at Pitt. Mrs. Haas is com- pleting the requirements for the master of letters degree at Pitt also, Many of our teachers travel at home and abroad. Kliss limerick, our librarian, spent .luly and August touring Europe. This tour was spon- sored by the National Education Association, and guided by Mr. Auld. Mr. Auld. who has been a tour leader for several years, is planning to go again this year. One of our new teachers, Bliss .-Karon, is also an experienced traveler, On her most recent trip, she toured Italy, Austria. Germany and the cities of Copenhagen and Amsterdam. Both Mr. .-Xuld and Miss Aaron have fine collections of slides, which they have shown to various school and community groups. 86 Barbara Haas Latin Ig English 9 Alma Kaus Dietitian ii RQ J, -2 ,A 3. I Qizwls vi E fr is A Qi '21 V, L.. rj . all wk. 1 fl .. 5Q3.? g J r. Bell takes time out tu lx-lax zlllcl rczlll llll- lvllll-l' ill thc AiL'll'S lfzlrlllly Nlllllll. Andrew Halechko Iillllklwvlnllu I. ll: llllll nlm-ullll .Xl-llllllll-lir Ellen J. Kline llzllglhll lll ...ill ll Ralph Holtz Mn-llfllllczll Illulllll- I lurk lllzlull: jullllll 1'E,,N. xlll-llxlll' Thomas S. Lakowski Vl-l-:lnlivz ,ll llllrg : Vvlliu: Vzlilllillu Daniel W. Galbraith V 5 VH l'l-llllll-lll- lll Ill-mllcl-zlclz 'pf:m.'1-l - llr':lll.l: Ill-all lwllllllzld Ll-:ll-ll: lllrlllll Xzllxlll l3:lNkl'tlvllll l lull-ll V john Gorman Nlulllllllzltil-N 7 :lllll 1 Robert l llllwl Nam- Ill llllx lDlixl'l Q lallllczllllnl john Spun-all ,Iulllllr :ll l'lll5 -. U1 David lfllulixll I Q - Li - 53,31 nl, rg. .. 5. 1 Q 1 7. . ll, if 5 , . F - .ftp-2, Q-. 21:4 .. x n 1 E. Grosch T, Il-lgrim Wirlizlm G. Kapphan lixlgll-il lli .Xllll'l'il'.lll lll-llllx N: .X ll Nl-llllll' Llllw -lxvzlzll ,llllll-fl' Hlull I-1- lll rll L lull l lll ll-:mhz lllill Vlllll G. Lichfman Robert W, Little 'li Irlvlm ll-zllll Ill f ,ry 8,4 ll H25 lil: .X llzlvllwl IS llllll-3. f I sf asian, .s 21 ia, , .-f- 1. i 87 .Qs .l- f lp . FN Charles Lodge Genesa Long History and Geography 7g Typing I Head Track Couch: Asa sistnnt Football Coachg A-asistzmt Vl're-stling Couch .- R ii Es A? far 1 Anthony T, Longo Science 83 General Suieinrr-5 Geography Annette Mercer French l. ll: Latin H: French zmrl Latin Clubs William C. Miller Mud: 7, 8. 93 9111 Grade Chorus Robert Mills Gem-rnl Mntliuinntics, Algchrn I William Myers llznul Director Sara Nicholl Home Ecmunliics Anna G. Obenauf Spanish I. llg Spanish Club Luella Pink Senior High Humemaking Frances Rittman School Nurse: Future Nurscs Club Joseph T. Sanderson Eighth Grade Geulzrapliyl Sci:-nee: VVorl:l Geoga rnphyg Sophomure Class Sponsor Frank Segina ,Iuuiur lligh Shop Clarence W. Marlin Physical Educationg Hezul Basketball Coach 88 Josephine McFarland Language Arts 7 inrl Facuhy Many tezxeliers spvnrl their vziczltisni wnrking. M12 Little wuilis nn his lzirni in llestninrlznicl Cllllllly, Klii LillZl4lllf'l'KlHll was ll Crzllt cmiiiselui' :lt a private hols cxunp, zlnfl he hopes tn retnrn this sunnner. CiUllgl'2lll1l2lllllllS :Lre in 1n'flL'r tn scx'ei'z1l ni our teachers. ,lliss Snider :incl lllr. ll'nli were inur- riefl in l'iClJl'l1lll'l :incl zzrc- now living in the lizist lfncl. Xlr. :incl Nlrs. Liuiifcr are the prnnrl pair- ents nl zi hwy who was hurii in Nnveiiilscii Since this is Bliss .Icflerfs last year an Slizilvr. she has liven chosen the North llill's lYnni:ni's Clulfs czuicliclatu for the 'lieuelier in the Near ziwurcl, This is helcl in the cnnnty :intl the win- ner nl it is entered in the state cnntest, lhm Wllllleli nf tlli' Still? LHIIIGSI gHt'S llll lib llll' llll- tininal une. Bliss -leliery has zilwzinly xwn the county contest :incl is nnw entered in the state. The prize for winning the state contest is zi trip tu lfuropc, liX'L'l'j'UllC in hwth the sclnml :incl the coinmnnity is hoping that .lliss .lellcix xxil this zlwzirrl wliieli she verlaiinly mlvsi'i'x'es. Roy M. Seibert Junior High Physiual Educationg Gyninast Clubg Driver's limlucntinn Edward W. Winkler Xulivitics llnvctin' , 'Q Nancy j. Snider ,lninnr High l'h5 sicxil lzilm-:nnniz K-3 nnnisi Vlul. Edward G, Wolf numisnnimi. ii.si..,s, -I l xxin William O. Sutton Iinqlish X. V William 1, Yankovic .lflx :uint-rl .Xlgr-lir:u2 tit-1-iinng j , Xlix. lnnlqw :incl Nlrs, Xllztsiivr nirirlc rnrrin: mini pwpvrs in ihi llniiiviis I':n'nl1x lxniuii, Helen Wagner Arthur J. Wargo inwllznv-l Il: Uinct- Nlzi lwxuniplvy 1 ,nm N t-huns: lmnu l'i:n-im: 'ljpnzp ll: C'-miiin-'vi:il tflnh Anthony C. Yenias C. Leland Zook Ilnghsh '72 ,lunifn lliul' l41n,Xyv'ri1l i:i 1 ll.. i Scoop K, as: , U 13. W UD Seventh Front Row: Calfo, Alig, Amero Baker, Buccigross, Beck, Anderson L., Now 2: Adams, Alsing, Beegel Bildhauer, Burton, Bright, Berne- berg, Ron' 3: Bensen, Anderson, T., Bennett, Cooper, Anderson, L., Bret- haner, Razr' 4: Brenkle, Cotabish, Cook, Bollo, Brownhill, Ahlers. l I 7th Grade Home Room Presidents: Seated: Phelan, Galloway, brand- ing: Baker, VVilhelm, Dumnire. Front Roivi Fernald, Davis, P,, Far- rell, Dugan, Coco, Ewing, Eves, Cowles, Row 2: Davis, D., Dore, Dillon, Evanuick, Dawson, P., Jacob, Ehrlichman, Irma' :3 Christolm, Dawson, E., Daugherty, Fox, M., Fox, T., Delo, Dunn, Row 4: Fee- man, Crawley, Conti, Dun mire, Fincke, Fitch. Iiwmt Row: Geisler, Hanny, Greiss, Goans, Heherle, Glaser, Fritz, Row 2: Gould, Goldstrom, Geibel, Gos- nell, Gempel, Heinlein, Row 3: Francis, Heineman, Gorski, Happe, George, Row 4: Gebert, Hart, Galloway. Frou! Row: Kletke, Huffman, Kerr, Jearohek, Hufnagel, Lawless, King, Rom' 2: Krause, Housel, Koch, Leek- ney, Kohser, Row 3: Hutchings, Kochanowski, Kendrick, Hlavs a, Lambert, Raw 4: Kress, Hodgson, Kleher. Cracle Front Row: McFarland, M o o n Mazierkowski Me er Mitt-sscr I - Y - 1 Mahlum, Miller, Rrrzv 2: Mort, Moi'- gan, Munn, Murphy, Mcliringgcr. Mc- Neil, Lucas, Row 3: Mclilheny, Mc- Casklcill, Molnar, Lishon, Kluflin- took, Laugheryg Run' I: Blnchow Mason, l.uptzik. Front Row: Parrotto. J., Rcinlizirzl Perry, Phelan, Neehc, Neely, Pritqhl ardg Raw 2: Parrotto, -loc, Pcilfer. R i g' g s, Piraino. Ruckclesrlicl, lf. Ruckdeschel, R., Rocsslcrg lx'rm' 3: Romig, R eine r s , Riess. Xe-stcl Phillips, Pollock, D.. Pfislmcr Rim' -I: Ruefle, Pollock. R., Neely Ruzoinherka, Orhan, l2iv:li:ircls. From' Row: Sabin, Stout. Yollcr Schweickardt, Turney, Trout: Nur. 2: Stratlton, Urso, C., Schari, Sloan Shanerg Razz' 3: Vanliirk, Sallach Talley, Strauch, Stcgman, Slccllcyi Row 4: Smith, B., Sfliwalni, Stroth Front Ii'mr': Vllright, Y., NVc1'nc1' Wolf, VVait, VVightman, XYOtzcl: Row 2: Yates, VVright, K., Weiganrl. Wilson, VVilhelmg Rim' 3: VVycoff. VVilliamS, Zelznalc, XYalk0i', XYill. VVehh, Vl'rig'ht, Nl. 3 , . lea- . i an if .4 ,:,, a ,p ' A, J. , '34 31 v f if Alll 'fl l f J . ,wg u, fy? V ,wig if . , ,. ,M ,: .iI1, ,,,- . :gi Q l Q ,ix V , .j .-.6 . f aw I V X F74 'FR Z 'sf M , T 4 ajggg y if 2315 If A V, H-fim,g,gf la , , A gg m n w, 2 , - . ' f 25' :- .cs lc , so i l h' 'f f h 1 E341 H - A if Q J , W4 Q ' ' ::Sf,,,,. A ' VE . , 'V ,.,, ' , -1 ' SfZ ff1- L ,ffl W f lzlp f ' 3 233 ' , f ' 'IJ' if SQ , f - ,K ' , ff' ,Q 'f flglfl Z ff jf, I ,ji .s l - .'- Q K , N 1 ' , V 1 l ,, 'Eh if Y A ' f . if if 1,.Qi.F.....n 1 fy . A' - ' ' Q ffi q . 1 ' , Q, ff i , ffl: V . .i s , W Y - A ,fl if 5. Yi 'vw 69' Q ,V i '5 Z, ,iii il -. A' l'li fwl' fix -3 1, -f 1' .- 3, .gf f ifty-I' , iv . ' Q ,.. KL ' W' by v .,k S 5' a ll , I . ,W g II.. 1. xv if 5 . of ' ' 5. ' ff' ,mx LL .ga f1l2,e?,,. E 55 2 , f 1 I K ll , 1. ' ' CH ' ' :Q , , ,, as , KH AL 3.4 W , 1 u 1' i f' , , . . 3. i A ' 1f bi L. i Eff 'A ' V .-L W ' , , -, ,A 2 W-fl P313 ,. VM' ,l i. , ' K Q . 4 I . 'Ji ,N :L Q' Qf i iit i ' - . 91 l lirwzf Row: Beck, B., Bailey, Bowers, Beck, II., Boyd, Brown, V., Rom' 2: Ardell, Brown, R., Ayars, Bcegel, Berger, Bartholomew, D,g Kon' 3: Acler, Blockliain, Bagaley, Bircli, Bleic, Brown, S., Ron' 4: Bartholomcw, R., Brown, L., Bergman. iv: Q-if ,I F gps lfnmif lfmv: lilvcrson, Elmer, Donaldson, Chappell Cioclictto, Carlson, Bruckg Row 2: Cromie, Davey Czunpluell, Delo, lircllcng No-rv 3: Chinn, Falll, Dawson Davison, Downing. lJcl.uca, Rrfzu -I: Collins, Fair Eiglnh Grade Iirmit Roiv: Gray, Hart. Hanlin, Johns, Hannigan, J.. Newransky, Good, Rom' 2: Gerber, Gcnzow, Gibson. Friclc, Haser, Eie d5, Banantog Roiu 3: Hays, Gordon Irwin, Gcbert, Francis, Hannigan, j., Harhinsong Ram' 4: Gasiorowski, Glenn, Grover, Fitzsiinmons. Grejclzl Iirmii Rozv: Hostetter, Hursen, Kla-clitlialer, Hoffman, Heintz, Heller, liaulmang Ram' 2: Holnnann, Heinz. Henry, john, Heckel, Hracli, lmwoldg Rim' 3: Keller. Karas, Kemcrer. uglies, Howe, Hullisg li'0'ri' 4: llrwin, Hutchings, Jones. B as V- Fi 43 ri if ,,.., Front RUN! Kokorucla, Martin, Krci. Ruth, Iicvhzwt Kiosk, Mayhewg Knit' 2: iilllgillilll. Lewis. Mznwh Lynn, Mathies, Craft, Lilllibiiyl Russ 3: Laluham Kraft, Lang, Loncaric, Lzulgv. lilcillfcltcrg 1'x'wzi' J Kern, Hauer. C., Mailer. R., Kuclmuumslsi. 'Off !'I'rIlIf lx'fr:i': Ofthuff. i,2llYCI'SUll. licislcr, Merrick. Xen'- , , . , nmil. Muurc. hiHa2liiHXYSklQ lw-rv 2: Miller, I,.. KIC- . Xltlh-5. Nluuxv,-. XY.. Pzllcse. xiCQiHl'lllil'ii. Xlcxt-riwy ' I't'z1t'-mia, Slyt-reg lx'ur.' 3: Ckthcnff, H., Xcvillc. Perkins Orllmxki. Nlmwc, Kluzulv. O'llricn: lfwzu 1: Vt-mit-1' Klillt-r. M.. lw-ruuzm. M.-f,im'r1, Mcklxc, - 'twin Vrcsiclciilwz l r'vH1.' lx'vzu: llailuy. ur, I.ex11gI1-mt: lx'w:u 2: Kzxiulithzilcr, Frmzl Raw: Smith. S., Smiih, C., I'fiw11m-xt S3Ck,RiCi1H1'L1SOl1, Sebalclg lx'n'rv 2: Rmul, Stvcl. Stunt. f f'fHIl lx'f'1v.' XXiCill22H'1i. H., Wcilizuls. Wright. IJ. Rice, Ritter, Szuliuski. Plzmz. Srlwaxig Rim' 3: SICUIP, 'i ti-wy. 'l'ylt-mia. XX'-vlliut-1'3 N111-' J: Zilixx'cg'cx', XYuhlu- Stack, Schiclrls, Smith, Szuliuski, Smith. C., Ncvhixlwlli hull Yt'1'hctiL'. Zilcla. If.. Ziika. Y., XYil1g'2ll'fii Nfm' F Knit' -li Shaw. Ross, Sliziixgft-x1hux'g. RiL'iit'l', Zimmwniztii. Stuhcrt. 'i'ziyhu'. XYright. S.. Zchl RHI-' f Rickci' IJ.. Shccta. XX'i1li:vms. Till. L'hhu'1n. Q.. ,,,...,.,,x ri rt Ninth Front Ifmv: Barber, Bailey, Bliss, Carlo, Beck, B r u e k , Burroway, Ron' 2: Bender, Brucker, Balla, Arnold, Brodmerkel, B e r k o b e n, Bright, Rim' 3: Casper, Bradac, Brysen, Bartolick, Bildhauer, Brown, Rim- 4: Beyerl, Berkiupec, Bodnor, Borgen, Riles, Bleil. Iirmzt Rznm' Dolerfler, Adams, Craft, Allison, ,-Xshburgh, Coaper, Duffy, Rmv 2: Cramp, Christy, Costello, Egerter, Draper, C o o p e r, Davis, Clark, Ron' 3: Dietz, Coiehetto, Conner, DePriest. Dotterer, Dame! ron, Crissiman, Duffy, Rom' 4: Dem- howski, Cindrich, Dulak, Davis, R., Conway, Cook, Bartnicki, Clark, M., Craig, Rmc' 5: Clark, Jr., Cough- anour, Dressler, Dmitrzak, Eisen- hower, Dickson. 9th Grade Home Room Presidents: Fran! Row: MacLean, Ellenberger, Niehter, Slippey, Irvin' 2: Politylo, Marniarellig Row 3: Dainpson, Biles, Romig. Front Rumi: Fischer, Guerre, Goral, Hanlon, Ellenherger, Grove, Hahn, Nrm' 2: Gorezyca, Ferraro, Fennessy, Fischer, C., Henning, Galioto, Gra- ham, Greer, Row 3: Gheldberg, Greig, Henver, F i n c h e , Gerster. Henderson. Ferenz, Grenich, Row 4: Erhart, Fagan, G u e r r e , Glaad. Rlerbe, Pla g e r t y, Gauss, Fritz, Rim' 5: Foreman, Gotto, Feeman, Gundrel, Emory. Frou! Roni: Henninger, Koch, Jor- dan, Kenning, Kramer, Kozlowski, lx'n1v 2: Knauer, Jurksaitis, Hinds. Houston, Hohmann, Kossart, lrwin. Kriston, Row 3: Koleh, Kleher. lstcles. Kressler, Kremmel, Kral, Kolmlyn: Ron' 4: Karel, Kier, Kry- wick. Kling. Kist, Kovak, Keller. Klintworth, R1n:'5: Kopniskv. Kuntz. Klauss, l.ealev Huttinger, Higgins. Krause. Grade Front Raiu: Martin, Link. Lunncy MeNalley, Maier, Meyers, Mahlum Row 2: Mawhinney, MacLean, Mar- marelli, Lansa, lllelilhany, Lauh Love, Masong Rrm' 3: l-llJlJCllCIltl MeCreedy, Madsel. McNeil, Lon caric, Landefeld, Mellor, Row ! Martin, L.. Lihermann, Kuznieuski Miller, G., McCracken, Kushnn, Lewis J. Front Row: Miller, Reese. Pctrovicli Reiclenbough. R n cl i c h, Neuman Perry, Rubertsg Rrm' 2: Pfischncr Redman, Polityla, O'lJnnalnl, Pulls O'Dell, Price. Rnhinsnn: Rwzv 3. A -Q Mitchell, Rathburn, Liberta, Ras- l mussen, Oberheim, Newland. Proft RUM' 4: N a i s m i t h, Oppcnlamlcr Parsons, Nickel, O'Bricn, Parrottw Rom' 5: Machajewski. R u nl n l p h Packer. Miller. Phillips, Fran! Row: Rockwell, S e i f 1' i 011 Shoufl, Spencer, Rncsslcr. Ruff Say: Row 2: Skellcy, B., Rtlllllgv S m o l a, Ruekclcschel. Spagnnlcrti Rosol, Sands, Seaton, Run' 3: Slish Smith, Smalley, Schutz, XYhitman. Rouda, Rodman, Settinag lfzm' -I: Stan. Schwab, Sang:-ln, Sankuvic Stahl, Suhr, Swaner, Spitlcr: Run' 5: Slippey. Skelly, VVQ-isner. Schmultz. Sampson, Scott. Front Raw: VllHIllllLll'fl, Sxxiclerski Sabin, Voclher, XVearly, Zupanic Wfyethg Row 2: Zagnrski. Tliackcray Vllaxter, V a r gg sr , VVulf, Yanclcrs Thomas, Zellhartg Rn-zu 3: Saunders Zliel, Young. YVicI1naier, Szunilslci Tuma, Vlfesoleh, lfrsu, XYl1artnn Raw 4: Yaggi, Yoder, Yistin, XYag- ner, R., Vllilson. R., XYri,f1l1t, 'Fuss- mang Rim' 5: 'l'enernvicl1, Zaczvk Tain, NVnlf. R. 1 E gg S. , QI! f A fx 6 Q CV ww- 4. 'Lil I 9'- H' s uv' avi CNN Ifrnnt Ii'n'zl': Brown, Burger, ,-Xlinsky, Burton, Cliatliam. llrznker, .fknclersnng Run' 2: Cllarle, 4Xnuszkien'iea, lleisel, Clirislwlni. Allinscn, Blazek, Adams, NOR' 32 lirmlinerkel. lluse, Brown. Carlin, Carlson, Roden- keimer, Bartiiirkig lfrrzv -1: ,'X1lflCI'SOll, Augustine, Abel, Aslitmi, Dreitzig, Brazier, Rim' 5: Abel, Bentliin. Bniniett, Braun. Soplwlnore elziss spoiisurs are Miss .Karon and Mr. Sanderson. Iffwzf lx'r1-zu Cirau, Harrigan, Freidlmf, Hzirvev, Guent- ner, llzuxtlmrncg Razr' 2: Frolinapfel, izarclner. Kich- ringer. FrielJel'g'. Hartz, Fox, M. Heinl, Heckel: Ram' 3: Franke, Geisler, Hallll, Hall, Golla. Geurge. Heekle: Rum' is Gross, Gempel. Francis, Ginnity, Gen- ter. Hnrton, Golzlstromg Rmv 5: Ggetzmgnu, Gold. Green. 1'-I'HlIf Klmu' Cortswirt, Coco, Deluca. Clark, Dnnalclsrm. lianml, Drabicki: Ru-zv 2: Fortier, Courtney, Fox, M., Collins, Davis, Fix, llembuwski, Elirenbergerg Raw 3: lJeXarrlo, Foreman, Dasch, lilirenfelcl, Cowles, Fischer, Collins, Nrm' -I: Fields, Rrittner, DeMore, Cook. Cus- ter. Buss, Eves. Fittesg Row 5: Clirisman, Fix, Klause. llilllattuo, Dure, Damalak. Tenth mmf Rau L k lxnssir Inch lxristuff Kein. Hunt, R'1y, Hunt, R, lion 7 Hicks lxrampf Kauman, Kovalelwiek. Kremmel, Kress, lun' 3: Kraloehcy, Hlvczsa, Kremer, locus, Hogner, Komlyng Row 4: Kr lnnrler, Mlorclan, Kleber, Hemmrick, Hut'inQer, Frou! Roivi Krzcwilxski. Xfzmm Bl cyulw. Xlilhcrl. Michaloxvski, Lippincutt. MOU: lx'w-iv J: Xlzu'-if. Klux'- ris, Marlowc, Mulnar, Nlilh-11 C.. Xlzaihzmm. Nlzmivt. Maloney Num' 3: Milton. Lzmg. l.cz1tl1c1'hy. Mall. Lic- berman. Markman. j., I.mnzxkin, XIIIYIQIIIZIH. Hg lmru I: Miller, j., 1ICClillClIiC, xICCkI'ZlL'liCll, IJ., Nlriiuu. I.w'1wi:, Kozlowski, I.a5lmxx5l4i. IA-1111. Fwmt Rohn' Rmlnlan. Sululctl, SILUIQQV, Stn-vhz Spillm relli, Richards, Sicilian lx'ffz.' .'.' Smlmwzx. Sdmiwn- brand, Steffingcr, Ruuln-xlbamlglh. Slypnlzm. limmvy. Sut- ter, Sudeticg Raw 3: Suchmu. Smxxclmic, Skium-r. Slugvl. Sudziua, Ronan. Riusg lCw'zw I: Szyuuzmxki, Rivurl. Strectcr, Schaefer. Szynuamlxi, Rwxxlzuuisg l'f'f-nf 1'-Cffru: Xly-13. link. l'utul'111zm. Rlilllylllillwki X4-xxlv-mw. IR-lllw. Xlullinxg lfurv 2, Nimxwzyli. Nou- krrk. Xlurlshg. Xwtrl. Nlurphy, IJA, Vlzmlz. I'11rh-lawky lwzv F' Xivixn-I. l'gmpu1'I. Xlullnlx. Vim. I'c1'ry, Pcrclik Y Y I Xlllilfj lwzv 1: I xxxhm-V. IllIAkk'I',XH1l, !u11iylU,IXchIu' l'in-1:4113 fha' 5: I,g'IfY'k'I'. Xmmwl. Nfulm. Muwr. llu Nuplmlvmlw'LN:1wH1l1u-nw 1111 Allm Xshblll. X lut- vui' lJm'fw1Mx' L.uxxxu't, N-.'1'vl:n'y: ,lun llzwm-f. I'1-4-mln-Ill: zmrl 11111 lmllzl, Ix'r:u111'v1'. Grade lwwzl fx'm.': I'-ummm. XvlHm1't, Xwgcl, XX'i1xklL-1'. lkuick XYML-1 lx'ff:v 2. 'INllj'I4II'. Wixlxin-xxxlfi. Yixlcin. XYillizunS I' 'Ihlh-y. XYUIY: Nffzv F. 'Iklumm-. Zmlkwxxfki, XYcixl1L-1' Ulillulllllvlll. fuk: lx'1f:.' ff 'I'in111m11s. XYi1Ii1u1xe, Yugcl Yum-1'. 'I'-uulcixxxfux. XYL'iH2ilIAllf NUM' 53 'l'Hl'l'2llll'0 lffm- 55 Rigggn Rl-lyhnlz, Lxxukk. XXLM7. XXAQNL-1'. XXHVYCIW, 97 ,lunior Class officer 5 President Charles Stull. Treasurer Paul XVagA ner, Vice President George Riffner, and Secretary Marcia VYalker find that life isn't all records and reports, 98 Eleventh Frou! Now: Anick, Cardne, Adams, Cerrninara, Brod, Brandt, Brown- hill, Blume, Ron' 2: Donohue, Behr, Dillon, Arnold, Brown, B., Brown J., Daugherty, Row 3: Campbell, J., Bosiljavae, Claud A l l e n, Bober, Clyde Allen. Bauerle, Brucker, Cos- tello: Noir' -I: Hailey, Cogan, Berkey Ball, Coroian, Bright, Cooper, Braine, Booher. y I'il'tIHf lfozv: Glaah, Gustafson Hanghton, Furgiuele, Ford, Heller, Engelhardt, Hartman, Ron' 2: Har- vey, Grayson, Holliday, Henninger, Fischer, Gehert, Ehrliehniang Row 3b Grove. j., Flower. Glover, Gar- rarcl, Harrison, Hays. Hermann, Goansg Ron' -If Hanclrahan. Grove K.. Goff, Gray, Flaherty. Gebert, L., Granclergg Ron' 5: Ferraro, Fodi Ginnity, Ganstcr, B., Ganstcr, A., Grahbe. y 1 y Front lrow: Kurth, Kobert. Marti, Hunter. Horne, Klein, Hutchison. Kottas, Row 2: Hill, Lubomski, liXY3.Sl1CSlil, Lanzino, L 0 cl o v i C 0, Kress, Hissrich: Ron' 3: Tliomas, Koontz, Kopala, Malloy, Jacob, Lind- ncrl Iron' I: liealev, lmpyezak, Lanh- ham, John, Limegrover. Grade l:l'U7lf 150111: X1H11I1Qh, l'111i1y111 Owens, PC!'1i11l5. X1cyQ1'. 1121111111 Moore, Moran. 1711111113 l1'11-zu 2: Nm-. KICNCYIICY, 00115, N1111111-y. Nlwrrix. Perry. Max1'11i1111cy, N11111c11N1 NHI1' .ff MuCaskiI, Xlaswixi, N1n11sv11111i11 OswLi1c1, Mc11tzc1', OM111, 3115111111- 11cy, :11I3.l'11l1Q lffm' 1: X1ZlAXXL'11. 11:15- llcw. Nickum, KIQCL11111. 1,11Q'12lI1. Mi11w1'iL'. Ifrmzi Huw: Rizzzx. Sill1L'1'5, Smitli Raf1zy111i115ki, SC11LlL'1L'1'. R111111, Suili-1' Ricss, Rekowskig Rim' 2: R11L'1u11-- sc11c1, P111la11, R11111, 142114. SC1I1I11Z. Rcdiuau, Shaufl, Saou: l1'11-rv3: Riff- ucr. Russell, Smith. N.. 50111101111-1' Richter. Slais, Saiirlnczi lfnrv l. Ri1111. Munrc, Sc11111ir11, 8211128113 Ritter, Ruff, RL-csc. 19171111 Ru-zv.' L1111l112iII. 511111112111 VYesulck, Zuiianic. Wz1lti'1x. 5121111 T11111a1'i1. Xxvi-l11iC1'f lwfzv J: Yuifkzi Sc1111e1'fic1d. Zappa, Yizcli-1. Zyflqiiiv- ski. T1'11sz141111'ski, Z2111111'111m1xi: Rnrv 3: Trout. Va11Ry11, Zuiiiu. XY1111, Wil- 1ia111s, G.. VYrig11t. xx-1111Z4lI'lIr, 1', 11.1181311111 RWI1' 4: Z111m11's1ci. XY11:11'- ton, Stull. Stauffcr, x'v3.1H'US, X11-iizcl Succopg Run' 5: Trm11m1'i11gc. XY1-:1- ver, Tcssiucr, V1v?lgllQ1'. S111111, XY1111 T., 1Yitt11111s. Xllw 111111111 41111 X111 11w1lz. spmrf M116 111 1111- C121w 111 19. C111-i'1c 111'L'1A 1,!ll!1 XXz1g111-rx 1111211101211 I'L'llUI'1 prwr 111 1115 Ill2l1i111 Qu 11 1l4lll11kkL'l!lL'1l1 111 1111-1'1z1f511111y 1111111' .111- TC11 99 .ff rf' Seniors Looking over our years at Shaler. we the sen- iors remember all the important and exciting events that have made them memorable years to all of us. In our sophomore year we had a Kid's party. The girls wore gayly colored pinafores and they fixed their hair in pigtails and pony tails. It seemed as though everyone brought all-day lollipops. The fellows came in liermuda shorts of one color and knee socks of another. lVhen we were juniors. we received our class rings with great enthusiasm. Then came the junior play Best Foot Forward' which was a huge success. The most exciting' event was our first prom. Cnr senior year began with selling at the cone cession stands during the football games, Fol- lowing the football season came our production of the Ten Little lndiansf' The XV2lSlllllgilUIl- New York trip was a wonderful experience for all of us. Our annual May llay event this year was held in Miss -leffery's honor, as this was her last year at Shaler. The year ended with the rush of commencement activities --- the prom at the Penn-Sheraton. liaccalaureate. and. finally commencement itself. held on our football field. This week-end of wonderful events made 11 long to-he-remembered Climax for our years at Shaler. IOO Senior o f f i C e r s Betty Christoff, treasurerg Pat Gardner, secretaryg and Herb Dodd, vice president, seem to find the plans president john Rummel is outlining for class activities acceptable. Mrs, Corda and Mr. Campbell, sponsors of the Class of '58. check the records of class affairs preparatory to making a final report to the class. Carol Jeanne Barnes General May Court, Leaders Clulr, J.V, Cheerleader, G..-XA.. Pi-11 Club Mary Lou Bartnicki Academic Sophomore Choir, Latin Club. Typmg Club, Girls' Chorus, Y-Teens James Bechtold General Track Martha Mary Belton fXCZ'lClCllllLk Shaleresque, G..-XA.. Opereltzi junior-Senior P r iv m C cw in - mittee, Spanish Club James Howard Berry Academic National Honor. Scoop, Hase- ball, Monitor. Junior Play, Sophmnore C h lm i r, French Cluh, Latin Club iid Q Q' , A ,iuvfx .rw nfs I OI Dorothy J. Bartek Commercial 1Q.,X.,X,. Shaleresque jean Ann Bauer L'mnn1crciz1l Typing Clulw. Hostess Clnlv. l'lm1l1gi'z111l1c1's Clulu, Y-'l'vcl1s. 'lixxirlcrs Clulm, lQ.,X..'X.. .Xrt L-llllw Klaus Beck .Xcziflcinic lrnni- lczun. lzxclnuigu Nu- lunt, Xlnnnllivm, lilllllilllj' Suzanne Berkopec Clnnrncruial fiirls' flmrus Howard Wilbert Bitzer .xl'2iflCllllt' fa iiunnl lllnwr, lffli. X, Nav George james Blackham :Xcatlemic Football, Track, Gymnast Club, Varsity Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club Charles L. Boyd Aracleniic Chemistry Lab Assistant. Scoop Deborah H. Bliss Academic Leaders, National Honor. GAA., Shaleresque, Gym- nast Club, French Club, Latin Club, Girls' Chorus Janet Grace Bradac Commercial GNN..-X., Maicl of Honor! May Court. Shaleresque, Student Council. Presi- rlent Y-Teens Joanne Boles Carol Lee Boite .Xcatlemic Comm Y-Teens. junior T lies A Cliaqiel Choir, p i a n s, Student Council. Clioir. I u n Sophomore Choir, Senior GAA.. Y-T Play Publicity Cliairnian pians Gladys A. Bruwelhiede Nancy Lou General Acatlcniic Chapel Choir, Soplioniore Shaleresque, G..X,A.. Rifle Choir, Scoop, G..-X.,-X.. Team. National Honor. Frencb Club. Latin Club Sophomore Clioir. Latin Club. Frencli Klaus vorite David E. Bonnett Academic 'l'rzwlf, Football. Clioir, Yarsity Club. 1ll2lllS, Biology Club ercial Soplionioro ior Svxtet. cons, 'Flies- Paul Louis .Xcacleniic National Honor, P Rzttlio Club. Golf C li 0 s s ' Ttlztnztgcr 10, ll ise Burton Club Bock dt-vours his fa- footl with tlie liulp of janet B r a cl a C, Rosemarie llulak, Barbara Petrovicli, antl Carole Gooclwortli. l O2 Class of l958 Pat KlU0l'SL'lI :lull Sue Yaulwxla' try wllm Nancy Sinuuumlx ll Slmler mum wlllfl. um- uf thc many Illlllii slllrl :li um' 'l1l'Jl1lllI lil 1 larles Lindsay Chappell , Academic ack, Home Room Trea- rer, Chess Cluh, Latin Th, Spanish Cluh l Nancy Jean Copes Cummercial mmercial Club, Busi- s Manager S c 0 0 p, LA., Y-Teens, T'ypi11g,f lb, Girls' Chorus 53. Elizabeth Ann Christof Judith Clark Clmrlilxlcwlzll k'1:11uxu'1x'f:ll Studi-nt Cuuuril. Sulliur C l a A f 'l'l4L'2lhlllAK'l'. Nl Il 5' Court, l.v:ulc1'E, L'muxm-r- rizll llluh St'L'l'k'lilI'y Patricia Cox Ruth Ann Craig Cnu11111u1'yl:ll llclu-ml Xlajurctlv: Lmrxixlcwizxl Supllulmilmw l'lmir, Q-llillik Cluh, x'lK'Q'l,l'CSlClk'IllHYA Chuir lewis. May Luurl, Xiu-- Presimlcnt llumurlmm lO3 gb-LEQ Mary Louise Cleary Mona K4ull1lm'1'rl11l XL' Shaleresque, llnlum-rvzzll L h '1 ll v l Clulx. IQ. X. X. 'l'lu-Xgslwxvx. l L Ulu Xrl flull linux- Lhuu Edward DeTrude James iiuucrxll N' l Llrlprl lhmr Nwplmxu ,rv lwlvlvlll L'lmi1' ll ul Y Lu Cooper Lula-ruin' Llum, 1..iX..X.. llzmrl. Suplm- ' l'l1'11u'l l'h-all S. Dillman 'zulm-nmlc XX'ri-piling El rx ily Llluh Sll2llllNll Lflulr l..l..u Llun Joseph DiMatteo General Football, XYrestling, Home- room Vice-President 10, 11, President 12, Baseball, Hi-Y, Yarsity Club Sally Ann Doerfler Commercial Commercial Club, G..-Xa-X., Girls' Cliorus, Future Nurses, Typing Club Henry R. Domyslawski General Football, Track. Monitor, Var- sity Club, Projection Club, Physical Culture Carolyn Edstrom Acailemic Majors-tte, S c 0 0 p, French Club, l.atin Club, Pep Club, li.:X..-X., Typing' Club E. Dennis Ehrenberger Academic Stud e n t Council President. Football, Track, Rifle, junior Class Play, Varsity Club 104 Herbert A. Dodd, jr. :Xcademic Chapel Clioir, Student Coun- cil. Football, Baseball, XVrest- ling. Varsity Club. Monitor, Yice-President Senior Class Harry F. Doerzbacher Academic Concert and Marching Band, Dance Band. Rifle Team, Stu- dent Council Rosemarie Dulak Commercial Gymnast, Clicerleader, Lead- er's. G,.X..fX., May Queen, jun- ior Prom Queen, Football Queen Robert James Edwards Academic Sophomore Clioir Dorothy Marie Eichner Commercial National Honor, Commercial Club, G.:'XJX.. Y-Teens, Plio- tograpliy Club Raymond Edward Eifler Ifenneth Evgs Academic fit-mzrul W TfHCk, SCOOP .XrCl1ery. Rifle Joseph Fodi Nancy Jean Forsha Gcneral Gencral Track, Basketbal1.Stage Crcw, Chapel Clmir. Ki..-XA., Scoop, Football, Physical Fitness Girl! Cllifflli- OIWFNYI1 Elaine Ruth Franke F191-ence Franke General Ut-mimi G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Txvirl- :gk-Xhyu Y.'l't-yn, ing Cluh Floyd Franke Charlotte R. Fry Gcncrnl .Xczulciuii Varsity Rifle Team Patricia Ann Gardner Academic Senior Class Secretary. Nu- tional Honor, Student Council. Band, GA..-X.. junior Play. Chapel Choir, Operctta, Scoop l.eaclei s Cluli, junior Play. Clmapel C h U i r. Shaleresque, ii..X..X., 'liI'C2lSlll'UI', Spanish l'luln Judith A. Gauron .-Xczulcmic Chapel Choir, li..X..X., Oper- etta. 'l vuuis flulw 105 Mary Anne Gebert Joanne Genzow Mary Lee Gilson Rita Ann Ginnlty Patricia Ann Lcinumrual fXCZl.llCl1llC XL xrlemip Ccmimcrmal General Chorus GA..-X., French Club, Latin Xr inn N 'Hens r s Charm l rnuch Llub Xrt Club, Girls' Chorus, Fu Senior Plu Lshzrrttf- ture Nursvs. Y-Tccns uhh Rummel talks a few things over with the girls at the information flcsk, Pat Yixon and Betty Scott. Carole Jean Goudworth Commercial Leader's Club. Secretary Y-Teens, GAA., Shaler- esque, Arts and Crafts R gif' B J firegir- , Carol Ann Hart Raymond Russell Heberle Alan K. Heineman Kurt Heinz Roger A. Hilliard Ccinimercial llvnurzil Xc'ull-mil' lil-m-rzil livm-ml Teens, Girls' Cllil1'US,N2lll47ll2ll lfluulir, Rifll- Crum l'-m,m.yA I I Wk' lliilv Kllulr, I'li.,1i.g1-WIN .HX 'li'C2illl. Rlullitmir, Sturln-lil Xxnikiii Klulu Vllilv fcmnril. liilll- Qlulu. Xrvlv vw Illulm Um' in-xx rllllllllg QYUIIIP. 'l'liu Xliniiziwlif, maill- ux lil lm' lJiNlz1ttuw lla -i'l1 lhnlil. lfml lilziuw l lllrl liilpli Nmwlmlmn ciiu-1'r:u1i ilu' liigli wlilnll .ll .ui .awe-nililx in ilu- zliillillwiiium, Class ol l958 Bonnie Alice Hughes john Henry Isett Dale William Isner William Merrill john jackson M. johnson Gcncral Xrzulcliiir Xl'zull'mlr Xqzulrixiiu ilvm-ml ieerleaclcr, l.6ailcr'S Student Q-HllllCll. ll'-urtlmzlll, Xml-iiizil llsmmy Xluiii1ul'. 'I'ln-fplzliif. Spziuixli L'luli. lfmitlxull, llzlslcsllmll. lin lub, Student Council, Track, Xliustlixiq, Mimi! Clizipcl lliliir. liiiiii Cluli. Riflil Linh, lmlf Chill ni, lllimligi-iipliy Hull ymnast Club, Spauisli mr Suplmiiifm- t'li.+lr, Killi- lub, Tlicspians flulw ' Ui. 3, ui .9 Q 550 7' , 3 1. wil 2 11 W' z . in in nnlll i Q -1 . .., H ' - -er V 4 1-. V . fi: -i -- vw if X iw fgvkixii fs.: i f 107 Sally Kaltenborn General , GAA., Leader's, C h a p cl Choir, Operetta Jack Ketler Academic Track, Rifle Team, Journal- ism Cluh Dale Kitzky General Chapel Choir Berwyn john Kletke General Sarah G. Koenig Commercial GAA., Gymnast, Shaleresque, R i f l c , Y-Teens, Sophomore Choir 6 l 5 108 David Kelley Academic VVrcstling, Senior Play, Rifle Club Kathleen Kier Academic Chapel Choir, Girls' Trio, Sen- ior Play. l.cacler's, GAA., French Cluh Edward W. Klause, Jr. Academic Track, Cross Country, Moni- tur, junior Honor Society, junior Play, Senior Play, Thcspians. Varsity Cluh Virginia Ann Koch Commercial Scoop, junior Play, GAA., Sophomore Choir , Y-Teens, Latin Cluh, Ballet Cluh Karen P. Kraus Commercial GAA. Elizabeth Louise Krzewinski Commercial National Honor, Comms-rrial Club, Leaders Club, S c 0 op, GAA., Latin Club, Library Club, Y-Teens James Allen Kurtzrock Acaclcmic Senior Play, Chapel Choir. Operetta, B a n d, Sophoniora' Choir, Boys' Octet David Sherdian Lewis Academic S t u d e nt Council, Football. Basketball, Baseball. Gymnast. Chapel Ch o i r , Sopliornnrc Choir, Varsity Club Judith Ann Lomakin Academic N ation al Honor, Student Council, GAA.. Junior Play, Sophomore C h 0 i r , Shaler- esque, French Club Linda L. Lunney General G.A.A. 109 Sylvester Kuntz General .Xrchury Club. Monitor, Inter- murals Virginia Leight ' Commercial li..X..-X.. Library Club. Art Eileen Lipiec - Clmnnerrial li,X..X.. Girls' Chorus Sandra Ann Lucas Commercial Per Madsen I .Xraclcmut lfrmtlwall. XX'l'Cblllllfl. Track Nlluiitrw. Yarsity Club. Key Lllulv Joseph Anthony Madura Patrick W. Malone Andy Martin Fran Matyaca Mary Matyaca General .Xeacleniie liencral General CUllllTlCl'Cl2ll Baseball Football, Varsity Club Football, P b u l.UgI'2l.17llj', .flrt C l u b, Pbotograplly Art Rifle. Archery Club Donald E. McE1haney Joan Marie McElhany Thomas E. McGowan, Jr. Robert Meyers Linda L011 General Commercial General General Football, Track. Home- Typing C 1 u b , Twirling Cross Country, T 1' 21 c lc. Track. Cross Country room Treasurer C I u h . GA..-X., Operctta, Varsity Club junior Dramatics 110 esque, Scoop, Opcrctta Pat Steffan, Pat Malone, jack lsett. Betty Cbristoff anti Debbie Bliss look over the proofs of their Senior pictures. Commercial Cheerleader, Mav Le-acler's, GAA Pep Class of 1958 ,pw IJ:11'1- lislllulw l1111'1 l11'11clz1.'. 1 'ii 9 M, .Q , . are . . I - w,.,,,.-V-f-rf .,H..-vnvvkugrai ,, ,.w,,,.,. l'l2lllli ll11111ysl:1x1flx1. ll:11'l1111':1 llL'Il'llX'1l'll. flllll llz11'1A li1llllll'V g'2llllCl' 1111 1111 Il'1llll X11-px 1111- lll'rl 1111 111 wl11111l. jane Louise Mickley john joseph Miksic janet Maxine Miller john C. Miller Rayburn Miller Acarlenlic .Xk'2lflCllllL' LF11111111-1'z'i11l X1'z11lu111i1' X1':11l1'11111' ational Hrmor, l.ua1lcl s Nati1111z1l llw11111'3 Scoopg l.1f211l1'1'X. fi. X. X. l'11:11- 'I'1111rl4. Xl:11'cI1i11g 111111 ll . lillllfl. Lf 11 Il 11 1- l Q11 Ill' lub, Ba11d,Stude11tCo1111f S11 El ll i s 11 Cluli. l'll1'lll'll Ylll'l'LilIll KA I ll 11. I'fl'.,X., S11 lllQ liilllil XY1'1w1li11g. Sv11i111' 1, Rifle Team, Supllo- Club, l7.'ll..X.. V11 21 111' l S1.1wl111111111'1' l'l111i1'. S11:111iXl1 lJllL'l'k'llll. -l ll ll i 111' l'l1s orc Choir. GMXUX. Clmir, S1111l111111111'1' L'l111i1' L4l11l1. Y-'l'1'1-11x Yllfxllj' K-lllll Patricia Moersch Clara Moore Diana jo Moon Thomas B. Morris Ronald james Moser .'XC3flBllllC C111111111-1'1ri:1l 011111111-1'1'i11l lik'llL'l ll 1iL'I1L'I'I1l mleresque, Spanish ,Xruh 1- ry lllllll. 1111-lx Xlfw L'11111'1. Scoop, YA lQi1'l1- pl'L'lllll Scoop, X'z11si11 L 111 lub, L i h ra 1' y Club. Cl1111'11f. H 11x11-X N 1-llllw 1-1-mx. l.i111':11'3 L 11111. 121111 l-.1wl1z1ll. liilrlxvlllilll AA.. Y-Teens Rifle Clllll L-lllll ,mm '11 111 Gretta Moss Connnercial Y-Teens. GAA. Girls' Chorus Margaret Louise Munsch Academic Secretary National H o n o r, Cheerleader, Student Council, Leader's, May Court, Shaler- esque, Senior Class Secretary Neal W. Newhouse Academic Vlfrestling, National Honor, Varsity Club, Monitor, Golf Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Football Manager Patricia Marie Nixon Commercial May Court, G.A.A., Leaders, Y-Teens. National H on 0 r , Girls' Chorus, Shaleresque Larry C. Nusskern General Basketball 112 John Paul Mroz Academic Student Con d u c t o r Band, Chapel Choir, Dance Band, Dixieland Band Kurt Richard Nestel Academic Track, Cross Country, Na. tional Honor. Latin Club Suzanne Newland Academic Le-ader's Club, G.A.A., Shaler- esque, Secretary Homeroom IO and 12, President Home- roorn ll, Girls' Chorus Joan Mary Nosseck Commercial Commercial Club, Leader's, Girls' Chorus, G,A.A. Shirley Arm Orban Commercial G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Art Club Nancy Eileen Orga Regis Oswald X l Commeuial cm L-mu' Student Council, Shaleresque, St:1m11CIub, lutcruuwzlls Leaders Commercial Club Vice President, Spanish Club. Y-Teens, GA..-X. joan Marcia Palajsa Constance Parker E lwencml Lmu11u'rri'll Library Club V Niltlllllili Hcnuur. Lmiixiu-x'ri'll Club Treasurer. Shaleresque, Y-Tucus. Girls' Lflwrus Edna M89 P3111 joseph Anthony Pelusu Cuiuuu-rcizxl In-,IL-ml S11fi1e1'9S 116 XFN Hllll l'wutlnIl 'l'1'acl' Ywrsily Club, G..-X.,-X, q , 4 . 4 , , ,, , Crafts, Tennis Club. Arulwry Sumo Q,-cw. Riflr- Lilulj Club, Sophomore Choir, Typ- ing Club. Twirling Club john Pender Ralph Perry General lin-mA1':tl Cruss Cmmtry. 'l'raclx Barbara Jean Petrovich jack Philips Commercial Xczuluutir Shaleresque, G..-X..-X., Y-Tccns. 'I raflx. illICl'llllll'Zli5, liifh' Girls' Chorus, Library Club Club, .X1'rI1cry Club 113 111' fa: in N Q Y N, X ' if i zmq ' , ig ' Q 7 I is tif ,J sm.. f . ' f st... 'Y , f K ' L- X .3531 at f. , . Aurelia Radzyminski David Rathke James E. Richardson Linda Carol Riefle Sandra Lee Academic .-Xcacleniic Acaclunric Academic Commer G..'X..'X., F.T.,-X.. Spanish Varsity C lub. Football, ,l.Y. Football, Key Club. National Honor, Stutlcnt Student Council Club. Thespiaus Basketball, H o in e r o om Golf Club Council, GAA.. R i f l S sentative, Archery Presiclent ll. 12. Vice Team, S C 0 0 p, FTA.. President 10, Track Girls' Chorus -lcff Bigelow. Judy Loniakin, Liuflsey Cliaprlicl and ,lutly bY?ll'llCl'. make the rounrls sell- ing urls for Shaleresque. Shaler's Marlene May Rgesch Peggy Ann Ross Donna Jean Rouda Frank Ruckdeschel John Runrmel Commercial General Academic General I AC3dCm1C Band, Commercial Club, IV. Cheerleacler. Chapel Speech Club, Glue Club. P fQ51Cl5H t . Chapel C h o i r. GA..-X., Choir. jr. Play, G.:X.,'X. Choral Group. Art Club. lUl'lU':- and Smllor Girls' Chorus Sopliomore C lt o i r , Ye Dancing Club, G..X..X. CSV I'00fh?1llv Sf Tcl-HS' 1?-TAA' Council, National l 14 , Qi e ll john Rutkowski William john Sands Samuel Vincent Santini joan Claire Scheibel Robert Schran Academic .Xuzxcln-ixxiu Iii-in-rzll llnxlxlu-1'ui:ll lil-In-1'z1l Ltin Club, Intraniurals lfrmmlmll. 'l r:u'ls, Clwzilmvl llfvlm-uwmi l'rl-xlsli-111 U. Hill! l'lmruf. Y 'lk-vu Xrlx :mil flllllw. Sings Clmir, Slllllllllllllll' Q-llllll'. lll. l'q4Ylllll2lll. lX'11-Nlllllu. lkllwxwlli' Sl-Him' l'l115'. llvxx, Xra'l1v1'y Latin Clulm, Spzmisli Lilulw. 'l'i':u'l4. Nllniilmi lllilm lixulix Illll'2lllllll'ZllS 4' 'Fil 'K- in-ni'--L' Nwmimll l.lx lJillm.m. Fillllllu l full k'l'lN :lull lbmml li -ulll -mlni lltll ilmf im Class of l958 George Schwindt Joanne Schiullo Ralph Scobbu Elizabeth Scott Anna Marie Segina General General Mem-rzil Hum-rail L':mnuc1'uiz1l otha l l, Intramurals, Senior r-lQllL'S1!l2llly Slqllw- lfulnlmll. 'l'mvl4. Xznrxizi 'I'1'l-zmimm-i' l.l-mlwk Vlufl, L'smum-rrizll Club Tren- estling more Clmir, Girl! Lililnrilx flulv. Clmpul l'lmi1'. Slzlgl- Slurln-iii Cfsllxlrll. I., X. X,. eurcr, xlunim' :mrl Scnlux Y-,l'CL'!1w. ,XFN :xml Cl'2lllN Liu-xx llivli Q' li 4: 1' u N. lypiliu l'lzly l'NllL'l'l'lIU. l1.'X.gX, l lull Y-'lbeiix 9- Mx:-sf' M5 1 rw, lil ll5 Nancy Lou Simmonds Academic Shaleresque, National Honor, Scoop, Sophomore C h o i r , GAA., F.T.A., junior Play, French Club, Senior Play Norma Jean Smalley Commercial Future Nurses, Library Club, Girls' Chorus Charles Smith Y V Academic Varsity Club, Football, Track, President l2-5, VVrestling Phyllis M. Spagnoletti Academic SCOOP, Latin Club, French Club. Sophomore Choir, Girls' Chorus Janet Arlene Stauffer Commercial G.A.A., Scoop, Library Club 'Fi Barbara Simms Academic National Honor, Chapel Choir, Girls! Trio, Operetta. Senior Play, GAA., Junior Girls' Scxtette Barbara Lee Smith General G.A.A., Scoop, Y-Teens Frederick Smith General Football Catherine Ann Spirk Commercial Gymnast Club, Y-Teens Barbara Ann Steele Academic Scoop, Spanish Club, Typing Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus Patricia Ellen Steffan Academic Scoop, Leader's Club, GA..-X.. Sophomore Choir, F.T'..X.. Typing Club Molly Ann Strong General Scoop, Y-Teens, GAA. Anne Marton Swetnam Academic Band, Student Council, junior Play, Student Director Senior Play, GAA., French Club. Sophomore Choir June Louise Thomas Academic Majorette, GAA., Operetta, Sophomore Thespians. Chapel Choir, Majorette Club Lorene Usnick l Commercial QAA., Typing Club, Girls' Chorus 7 Donald Stocklin General Stage Lirew. :Xrcbery Lucille Irene Sudac Conunercial Cuuuur-rcizrl Club. Shaleresque, li..X..X. Barbara jane Thomas Academic National Honor. Tlicspians Scoop, French Club. Latin Club. ,luniur Play Makeup Senior Play Lvsberelte janet Unferdorfer CUllllllCl'ClEl1 Suplnmnwe C li o i r. G.rX,.-X.. Girls' C' li fr r u s, Soplmniore Tliewpiana Dennis Veraldi .Xcadeliiic Treasurer' S 1 u cl e nt Council. l7mnluill. Yarsity Club. Tennis Tezmi. iiyninnst Club. Monitor ly Y . ' ' E ,H 2' 'li , S? 1,5 if S a 3' .. 2 Pl' ,..l fag? james R. Vidt Carolie vonStein Academic Commercial Chapel Ch 0 i r, Student H o ni e c om in gg Queen, Council. Monitor, Track, l.1:acle1 s Club, Couuncr- Kcy Club, .-Xuierican Le- cial Club, Shaleresque, Qinn Awarrl Spanish Club. GAA. Gerald W. Weber Edward john Weigand Acarleniic ,Xcaclemic Football. Vxrestliug, Var- Scoop, Senior Play, Radio sity Club. junior Class Club. Riilc Club Play, Stage Crow, Biology Club, Latin Club Patricia Vresh Edward james Walters Judith Clare W Commercial Commercial Academic Connnercial Club. Tennis Key Club, Football, In- Vice President Club. Archery Club, jun- tramurals, Biology Club GAA., Shaleres ior and 5 en 1 or Play Makeup Christine Ann Weiss Commercial National Honor. Spanish Club, Senior Play Usher- ettc. Girls' Chorus 4 . Ixus., 'Wav 1'.l.:X, Sophomore Spanish Club Regis Wirkowski James Henry General Academic Basketball, B a s e b Monitor, Varsity National Honor The football crowd streams to 118 the concession stand for re- freshment during half time. Class of 1958 Kitty Heunmcl and jrulm RLIIIIIIIUI. tm, 111 1 tmp sturlcnls. cmnimzam- Ilhllts nu thu 1'UHllllQ Qlllflllillilill. Klzxy ZSIIL Q ! ' if Theodore P. Wolf Thomas Wyeth Susan Yankovic Rudy G. Zelznak fQCllL'I'ZlI .Xrmlmxxic Xrgmrlv.-111ir Xvzulvxlmir VX'uig'h1 Liflillg, R i flr. Sturlvnt L'w11m'iI. Nhlimxzli Nlllilllllll Ilwulw. juaxim' 11:1-vlmll. lfvmtfmll. Muni Stage from Hmmr, xltvllililf. 'l'rz1fl:, Play. fij'Illl1llNl. Spzmi-lt m1'.S1114lu111l'w111xfil.l.z11ils llifllugy Club. I.z11i11 Ylnis Vinh. l.:11i11 lklxzfu, lQ,X,X, L'Iu?w, Rifle- Club Dorothy Zeski Donald Zimmerman Margaret Ann Zook Cathleen Ann Zunic f4mum'l'ri:1l tin-mwznl Xulrluxxiv Qwxwlslxclvizfl Ctl!!ll'llL'l'L'iEAl Vinh. Girls' l'm-1-x'h-gullr, I-1:1 iam' Hn' Shaleresque, Girl CYUUVUS. U-X-Y Scoop, Suxiwl' Vlgly, N-wx Lxfxfuwlx. Y-'I'wm, Hp iw 'lkrim thzqwl Lwrmxi L lub. KL XX.. Xl'k'Ili'I'X l,L-:mln-1'K 1 Vuh. 1i.X.X. 'lbnmix Linh 119 Commercial Patrons tPatrons gave S5 donations, each asterisk represents an additional S53 Allegheny Amusement Company Pittsburgh 9 M Allegheny Valley Bank of Pgh. 5137-39 Butler St., Pittsburgh 1 Allegheny Valley Typewriter Co. 8805 McKnight Road, Pgh. 37 Allison Park Real Estate Company VVni. Flynn Hwy., Allison Park Allison Park Savings and Loan Duncan Avenue, Allison Park Arsenal Bar S: Cafe 4121 Butler Street, Pittsburgh 1 A. S. T. Appliance Company 1437 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh 19 john H. Auld and Brothers Co. Route 8, Allison Park Aults 8: Bowen 1330 Evergreen Avenue, Pgh. 9 Automatic Cigarette Sales Company 1248 Brookline Blvd., Pgh, 26 Ralph D. Bagaley, Real Estate 1001 Mt. Royal Blvd., Pgh. 23 MM L. G. Balfour Company 424 Greenhurst Dr., Mt. Lebanon itttxgt Ball Chemical Company Route 8, Glcnshaxv tttttxttt Bank of Millvale 400 Grant Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 it Barnes Buick, Incorporated 915 Saxonburg Blvd., Pgh. 23 Bartsch Floral Shoppe 90 Toxvnview Drive, Pittsburgh 9 Bauerstown Pharmacy 1306 Evergreen Avenue, Pgh. 9 Bee-Kim Company 925 Evergreen Rd.. Pittsburgh 9 Ben Avon Lumber Company 6800 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh 2 Benko Distributing Route 8, Glenshaw PM Bennett Lumber and Mfg. Co. 21 Sedgwick Street, Pittsburgh 9 Bill's Bargain Store 544 North Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 Michael Blaha, Florist 353 Butler Street, Pittsburgh 23 Robert F. Bleil Wetzel Road. Glenshztw Peter B. Bluemling 500 Grant Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 Bock Funeral Home 1500 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw Boulevard Shoe Repair Mt. Royal Boulevard, Glenshaxv Brantner Sz Papera, Excavators 725 VVible Run Rd.. Pittsburgh 9 Broz Distributing 4747 Hatfield St., Pittsburgh 1 Budget Laundry and Dry Cleaners 4732 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh 24 Butler Yalley Motor Inn, lnc. Route 8. Allison Park Catley's Sunoco Station McKnight and Kentzel Roads Ches-A-Rena Roller Rink Chesxrick, Pa. Cities Service Oil Company 2350 Noblestown Road, Pgh. 5 City Coin Ma-chine Service 1628 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh 19 4'Cloxx'n Route 8, Glcnshaw Coopers Tire Service 911 Freeport Rd., Cheswick, Pa. Coi'ian's Jewelry and Gift Shop Mt. Royal Shopping Center Mr, and Mrs. D. R. Craig 1499 VVood Street, Glenshaw Ci-onenxvetli Dairy 1357 Herman Street, Glenshaw Michael D'Amato, Memorials A 1015 Sharps Hill Road, Pgh. 1:9 Daniels Electric Service 329 Ohio Street, Pittsburgh 9 llztnkniyer Brothers Route 8, Allison Park 1Jasch's 800 Wood Street, Pittsburgh 21 dejon Beauty Salon 4801 McKnight Road, No. 36 Diehl's Mcat Market 213 North Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 Dixon-Kelly Agency 211 North Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 joseph Doerfler lst and Mill Streets. Coraopolis T. M. Donnermeyer Mclinight Road, Pittsburgh 37 Duquesiie Cleaners Stayton K Hodgkiss Sts., Pgh. 9 Ed's Motor Service 320 Davis Avenue. Pittsburgh 9 Edwards. George and Company, Inc. 307 4th Avenue. Pittsburgh 22 Elaine K Lee Glenshaiv Grill, Glenshaw Esther's Beauty Shop 319 Butler Street, Pittsburgh 23 Etna Broom Company 1006 Glenn Avenue, Glenshaxv Etna Electric and Appliance Center Butler Street. Ext., Pgh, 23 120 Rosemarie Dulak, last year's Queen, crowns Linda Merrick, Queen of the junior Prom. Etna Furniture Company 390 Butler Street, Pittsburgh 23 Evergreen Hardware 509 Grant Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 E. Z. Music Company 1488 Elm Avenue, Glenshaw Bob Farbacl1er's Garage 533 Keystone St., Pittsburgh 15 Farm Maid Milk Company 130 Borough St., Pittsburgh 12 Ferraro Auto Service 300 Mt. Royal Blvd., Pgh. 23 'fyffmtiw' Fidelity Trust Company 8005 McKnight Road, Pgh. 37 L. I. Fink Office Machines 827 East Ohio Street, Pgh. 12 Fire-Fighter Sales Sz Service 1721 Main Street, Pittsburgh 15 First Federal Savings X Loan 401 Grant Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 'ft Fode Brothers 1021 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw Fode Delicatessen 1019 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw Foss Flower Shop 501 Grant Avenue. Pittsburgh 9 Foss Motor Co. Route 8, Glenshaw, Pa. Foss Motor. lnc. Butler Street Extension, Pgh. 23 Franke Flowers 196 Vtfashington Street, Pgh. 23 Frank's Market Route 8, Gibsonia, Pa. George 81 A1len's Mobil Service 912 Mt. Royal Blvd., Pgh. 2.3 Glannonls Market Mt. R-oyal Blvd.. Allison Park 'li Glenshaw Glass Company. lnc. Glenshaw, Pa. '11 Glenshaw Players, lne. Glenshaw, Pa, 1 Goss Gas lncorporated Route 8, Glenshatx VV. T. Grant Company North Hills Shopping' Center The Grant Lounge 144 Grant Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 A. T. Green Machinery P.O. 9538, Pittsburgh 23 Grego's Tavern 1304 Evergreen Avenue. Pgh, 9 William Grob, Hairstylist E. Genessee St., Pittsburelt 23 Hafner Coffee Company Union Street, Pittsburgh 23 Happy Day Laundry 400 North Avenue, Pittslntrglt 9 Haser Trucking, Inc. 1023 North Avenue. Pittsburgh 9 Raymond Haut 117 Longvue Drive. Pittsburgh 9 '1' The Herald Printing Company 807 Main Street. Pittsburgh 13 Highway Motors, lne. 2501 Brighton Rd., Pittsburgh 12 ,F Hodak Brothers Contractors. Inc. 915 Saxonhurg Blvd.. Pgh. 23 Hoffman's Market 1308 Evergreen Avenue. Pgh. 9 VV. J. Hohman, Sheet Metal 535 Evergreen Avenue. Pgh. 9 Edward J. Holzer, Hauling 2113 Reis Run Rd., Pittsburgh 2 House Hold Mart 1200 Wm. Flynn Hwy., Glenshaty Hrabar Jewelers 357 Butler Street. Pittsburgli 23 Toni Hunter, Real Estate 47 Grant Avenue, Pittsburgh 23 it John H. lsett. jr., Painting 322 School Drive. Pittsburgh 9 1ess's 919 Butler Street. Pittsburgh 2.5 Karnes Bake Shop Mt. Royal Shopping Center Kay Distributing 1001 Mt. Royal Blvtl., Glenshan' jerry Kitman's Dept. Store 1710 Mt. Royal Blvd.. Glensltav. Kniess's Golf Course 3005 Babcock Blvd., llittsburglt 9 Kolarik Incorporated 141 Northviexv Dr., Pittsburgh 9 Kra1's Market R23 Madison Nye.. Pntsburglt 12 Krebs N Riue Mercury 611.1 Butler Street. 1'itts1uurglt 20 S. S. Kresge Company -1801 M-:Rnigltt Road, l'gh,.1f l.anasa Cleaners 2247 Butler Street, 1'ittsburgli 23 llerntan 1.eo's Garage 1030 Win. lflynn 1-lny., Glenshau Harry 1.. 1.ingus14y. Painting Kline Road. tilensltatx 1.ttI1lH.1i1l1 Card Shop 5.10 Smithfield Street. 1'eh. 22 1.on1alcin Alllsll' 053 l.iberty .Xye.. Pittsbttrglt 22 2: lf. '1 . l.ippert San Contpany 608 l.ineoln .Xyenue. lltttslntrgh 9 . , . . nl. 1'. Maslxay. Ladtllae -118 Xtaluut St.. Senielcley. 1'a. Osear l'. Matous. Optieian 526 lfederal Street. 1'itts1turgh 12 ii vlzts. H. Matthens X Liontpany .i9-12 lforlies Street. l'ittsburgh 1.1 1133 Mayer 1'ress 235 Collins .Xvenue. lfast lfnrl Morrison X MeCluan. lue. 2301 Sntallntau St.. lhttsburelt 22 Melbonaldis llrive lnn -18-19 Melinieht Road. 1'eh, 57 Mrliniglit-Siebert llalce Shop Mt'Knie,'ht Road. Pittsburgh 37 Michaels Shoe Store 522 Grant .Xyenue. 1'itts1iurgh 9 Millet' 1.tnnber N Supply Liontpany Mt. Royal lllrtl.. ,Xlltsou Park Milliale Cleaning Shop 508 North .Xvenue. 1'itt-bufeli 9 lid XYeig:o1cl as Xtareraye and Maggie Zoolc as Yera portray the last scene in this year's Senior lllay. Ten 1.itt1e 1ndians. 121 Milli-ale Monument XM 12:12-2-1 ltyerureen Xu 1' 11 9 Moore llrotliers 1'aper t Sltertnan and Meat t St ' 1 -t, - t 19stt ltftnlqsvtll Mt, 1.ebanon 11 Mt. Royal L'etnet'try -' t 2100 Mt. lyoyal lllxd 1 ltn litn Muller, lrlarpet' N .Xssott ne 1 u t N tttou tl 1' tnl lu loti 4-N AE 1 if 352 Butler Street. tttsn z, L'harles 11. Myers. But tel 120 lzlttnxyil d Rd.. X111 Net-ly lfuneral Ilotne 220S Mt. Royal llltd hltn hut Nethlinej Lilteyrolet Liontp North and 1.inroln Nxt Niagra Lyrlo Massa Mellon Square. Oltxtr lnt tt Nielclas R tiunst. lne. Route 8. tilenshau Nielqis Barber Shop 1-10-1 Mt. Royal llltd Lltn lim llavtd Nixon A Son 1.aural Gardens. 1't North Hill Filter Qut Si .16-1 Butler Street. North Hills Sport Lien 1-1-11 llabroelc lllyrl 1 h 9 Owl Cleaners 328 llutlet' .41 i,.,. ', 1. . s it Street. 1 ttt but h 7a ltily A 1 tutt IX 210 tirant Xvenue lyttt but 119 ttraie lu. 1'earve. 1,11211I11lL1 ' 1-112 Mt. Royal lllxfl 4 ltnstt v, ,, , N, 1t1111h1L11h1l11L1 R08 Main Street 1'ntbui h 11 loserlt 17. l1eI'ez . 1 1 .101 llottntan Road 1 ttt but 1117 l'tnt'us llrotltets t .,, 511-:ln tyrant ,Xvtnuc 1 h 9 ltlltl 1ltntX1tltL t 'tgqs o- .lo 1 rospeet Street 1 ttt bu 1'roit-:sional Musie St too 701 1 t t 'Strut 1'ttt but h 17 - 225 . it-t.. 1'royit1ent 'lirust Lou 900 lfast Ohio Sttttt P v 17 Rantbler Brothers Cletntt .,. s 4---o '-'n .Xttt 12.8 l.tti,ttt Ret-tl, 1.ear and 310: lirant 1 iweorge Cot 12. Reee. Well llrillin cl 1'1tt but 119 Soi Miiltle Run R Riehter lfloral Cotnpa 308 Mt. Royal lilxtl 1' li 'w Rieles Market Route 8. tilensltan .Xlfretl N. Riddle. -1 it 1200 Cliantber of Q .x. if. tttoy. tc tyrant ,Xvt-nue. eal lust ttt V . otors e Ro ti. C. Murphy Conipanx luildin l h 19 lttt but lt 1 Andrea Sutter. Linda Merrick, joan McElhany, Bonnie Hughes, Linda Michalouski, and Gail XVilliams line up for their dance The Green Mountain Boys in the Operetta. X C. R. Rodgers Corporation 5210 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh Ruby Cleaners Mt. Royal Shopping Center Ruefle Bar Mt. Royal Boulevard, Gleushaw Samual McKnight Hardware Co. 225 Federal Street, Pittsburgh 12 Santiui's jewelry Company 8013 McKnight Road, Pgh. 37 if joseph M. Schessler 1105 Geyer Road, Pittsburgh 9 L. Schramm, Tailor and Cleaner 1408 Mt. Royal Blvd., Gleushaw Robert G. Schran, Plastering 1635 .Anderson Rd., Pittsburgh 9 Paul j. Schriebl-Builder Burchfield Road, Allison Park Scott's Garden Center Babcock Boulevard, Pittsburgh 9 Scott's Sport Shop 1005 Mt. Royal Blvd., Pgh. 23 Seebacher's Poultry Iucorporatcd 4853 McKnight Rd., Pittsburgh 9 Shaler A. C. Football Team Glenshaw MMM Shaler Boosters, Incorporated Shaler High School, Glenshaw Shalercrest AG SuperMarket Mt. Vernon Dr., Pittsburgh 23 Sharpnack's Gulf Service E. Ohio St. and Grant Ave. Shopping Center Barber Shop 1700 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaxv Simon and Stross 538 North Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 Sirocca's Meu's Wear 227 North Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 if Theodore G. Slater, Incorporated 5223 Library Rd., Bethel Park Ak Malcolm C. Smith, Tax Collector 403 Glenshau' Road, Glenshaw Mt Spang'Chalfaut Company National Supply Co., Pgh. 23 Sparky's Spot Route 8. Glenshaw Sports Spot Incorporated 3011 VV. Liberty Ave., Pgb. 16 jack Stanley Esso 801 Mt. Royal Blvd.. Pgh. 23 Robert C. Stapf 664 Evergreen Avenue, Pgh, 9 St. l.uke's Evan. Lutheran Church 1515 Evergreen Avenue. Pgb. 9 George C. Stocklin, Landscaping 921 Greenhill Road. Pittsburgh 9 Stop and Eat 1916 Babcock Blvd., Pittsburgh 9 Frank and Paul Straub. Cowboys 2708 Claire Street. Glenshaw 122 'Wink Strem Studi-os Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh 22 Tasty Queen 1701 Babcock Blvd.. Pittsburgh 9 Taylor Realty Company 603 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw F. E. Thackeray Agency 1-104 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw Thomas Machine Manufacturing Co, Route 8, Glenshaw Thompson Esso Service Station 1630 Main Street, Pittsburgh 15 Town 81 Country Home Service VVest Pennview Street, Pgh. 23 it Trefry Engineering Box 736, Butler, Pa. Triangle Heating Company, Inc. 35345 Butler St., Pittsburgh 1 Turk Brothers. jewelers 417 Butler Street, Pittsburgh 23 Ed Vero Company Bridge Street, Pittsburgh 9 at Edward J. YValdman, Jr. Agency 1700 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw Dr, Homer D. VVallace 1407 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw Walter's Custard and Pizza Stand Harwick Crossroads, Cheswick XVellinger jewelers 517 Grant Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 Earl XYheeler Finishing School Penn-Sheraton Hotel, Pgh., Pa. XYiukler and Son 22 Oakwood Square. Pgh. 9 VVinks-Peindl 1065 Geyer Road, Pittsburgh 9 ' XVinston Men's Shops N. H. Villiage Shopping Center VVolf Brothers Dairy 150 VVible Run Rd., Pittsburgh 9 M' Homer VVright, Plumbing 868 Lockhart St., Pittsburgh 12 AI Yetter's Dairy Store 1149 Evergreen Avenue, Pgh. 9 Elmer Yetter's Dairy Store 504 Grant Avenue, Pittsburgh 9 if Maurice S. Yeiser Insurance and Real Estate Zucchero Market 1004 Mt. Royal Blvd., Pgh. 23 Harry Zubik Company, Inc. Ft. Dasber Street, Pittsburgh 12 Wiilliam M. Zunic, Rubbish Removal R.D. 1, XYexford, Pa. Four Anonymous Personal Patrons j. Abbott M rs. :Xckinclose David H. Adolphen Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Xlig Mr. R. P. :Xllison Mr. and Mrs. Sam .Xinattt Mr. and Mrs. XX'in. .Xtlortnalus R. G. Anguish Mr. and Mrs. M. R. .Xrnistrung Mr. and Mrs. lilwootl CS. .Xshhangli Mr. and Mrs. james .Xshtun Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Xymin Frances L. Barr Mr. and Mrs. j. Bartnicki Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Batista X Family Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bartek Miss Hannah E. Bechtel Barry E. Berg. D.D.S. Mrs. Geo. .'X. Berkupec Mary .Xnn Berkopec Mrs. Samuel Bernard Buster Bernhardt Mr. and Mrs. J. XY. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Harry li. Best Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ll. Bettdynn Mr. jacob Bier Howard Bitzer Mr, and Mrs. XVilhert C. liitzer Mr. and Mrs. M. XX'. Bliss III Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blythyn Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Bock Dave Bolem Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bnles Charles S. Bolte and Family Mrs. .Xmelia Bossio Mr. and Mrs. .-Xndrew hl. Brarlatt J. P. Bradley Dr. C. F. Brand Edward Braun M r. Raymond Brayer Mr. and Mrs. R. XX'. Breitzig XX'illiam J. Brennan Mr. Edward Briertnn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brogie Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Brown Sam Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Thns. Bruwelheide Mrs. l.ida Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bneeigross Mrs. Lillian Buel Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. xllss Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. lluli Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Cind Mr. The Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. .Xlnlnmse Bukit May Burk and Mrs. Tlnnnas Burke and Mrs. Ralph X. llnrntt and Mrs. C. ll. Burton brace llnrtun and Dura lf. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Cerina and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Y Mrs. lieur-ie lolangelt Calm ell l.awrenqe Cannu l'rank Laint I. .X. L 'tr til R. l.. Lhali hers nl pull limi. .lt-. l'.. l.. than XX'illiain M. Chi es lilizalteth and X't'ra Clil'istUf and Mrs. Paul ,l. idea Ctmgan liainily and Mrs. li'lrrr Lilllflit' XX't it nlrf in Clark and Mrs. XX'. 'lf C and M rs. X elsun Mary Culctntlrea lark llll T. Corhranc Mr. and Mrs. H. .X. Collins Dr. and Mrs. Richard ti. Contnn' R. Ci. Ctnincn', IJ.ll.5. Sandra .Xnn Cones M r. and Mrs. XX'. 'lf Cannes Mr. and Mrs. 'ixil1llll2lS Cunw lj Mr. and Mrs. R. Cltuk Ctmtalnsh pt r. jr. Mr. and Mrs. .X. XX'alter Cow Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Mr. and Mrs. Tlms, XX'. travlrlnek Mr. and Mrs. Croyle. Sr. Rev. Tlnnnas Cumming Xliss ,lulia Cox llr. Mr. Mr. 'ind Xlr' lu. l. K 1 . s. 11X and Mrs. fi. Rttlmert Cox and Mrs. l'. Krawturd Xillllgfllllll Creamer Rev. and Mrs. l'anl lf. llanglierty .Xlhert Dauartt john Daurura Edwin llauer Mr. and Mrs. l.. li. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. ,lames lJeHavCn Mrs. .Xgnes DI. llennistmn a M s. Del riest Mr. nd r ' Mr. and Mrs. 1JeX'n Mr. and Mrs. .X. lf. llillinan Richard lliinontl 123 Xttlliain R. llinneen Mr. and Mrs. l'lerltt'rt .X. lbudd Mr. and Mrs. R. XX'. llntld Mr. and Mrs. l.awrenre lbtnlds 'lttaiim' lhtertler Mrs. 'Itisepli lltierfler Xtxrinan llmiilntff 'lilit' Mr. and Mrs. XX'alter llunnirtit lltli Grade liulltfs Mr. and Mrs. -Itrlin Donald Mr. and Mrs. R. X'. llttre Ruth .fXnn Durst Mr. and Mrs. lfranlc llttlmvitrli Mr. and Mrs. G. K. llnve. xlr. l1etn'ge ll. liltken Mrs. Mary lfclietnent Mr. and Nlrs. lf. ll. lfdstrtnn Mr. and Mrs. lf. ligerter lf. lf. lflirenherger Mrs. tie-urge l':lll'L'lll7t'l'QL'l' Dale l'.lirln'linian Mr. and Mrs. liugene Iiichner Mr. and Mrs. Rayinttnd lfifler Mr. and Mrs. llnnnas R. l'.llenlierg.,tr Mr. and Mrs. 'l'lnnnas XX'. lflrerst Mr. and Mrs. H. XX'. lindres Mr. and Mrs. X. I. lgrtleljar -loan lfrdeljat' Christine lfvaninlq .Iuhn lfvaninlr Mike lfvaninlq Metro lfraninls Mrs, l.ttI't'IT2l lfVL's lhtlw lives Mrs. I.. C. lfatisttld Cul. and Mrs. XX in. lfeenian lidwin lfeirlf XX'in. lfettis Mary lfilliert The li. C. Finney Family Mr. and Mrs. kl. R. lfleining Rtiluert M. Foster Mr. ami Mrs. T. R. lftrx Mr. l'hil l7rain'es Mrs. liva Franke Patti and ,Indy lfranlclin Franks Barber Shun . , . Mr. and Mrs. XX1n. lx. lrry Frank lftillitiei' Mr. llnniel tialliraitlt Mr. and Mrs. X lialiuttt bl. l.. liardtner Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gauss, Jr. Mrs. Edward Gaviglia Alfred R. Gavilich Mr. and Mrs. George Lindenfeldar Mr. and Mrs. T. Fulton Linn Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lipie Mrs. Alineda Litfin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hrach Mr, and Mrs. Leslie M. Hughes Mr, and Mrs, Frank R. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Huttinger Mrs. Mike Isannuzzi Mr. and Mrs. C. NY. lsner Mr, and Mrs. D. XV. lsner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gebert Douglas Genzow Mr. and Mrs. Michael Georgalas Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gergins Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gerstner Joe and Loretta Gerstner J. B. Gibson Giel's Market Mr. and Mrs. VV. H. Girty Caroliw. Glenn Mrs. Goetz Mrs. M, Goodworth Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Goss Robert and Elvira Gould Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Grable, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Graham Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graver Joe Green Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hagen John Haggerty Julia, Hamilton C. D. Hardt Mr. and Mrs. Harkins Mr. and Mrs. Harris G. Harr R. D. Jerabek Jim and Bonnie Mr. and Mrs, XYm. M. Kaltenborn Frai ik Kasun Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Kay Margaret A. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kearns Bernadette Kegg Mr. and Mrs. Keirn Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Kelley Mrs, Nellie E. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Kemerer Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Kennedy Mrs. Blanche liephart A. R. Kernan M r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. M r. Thomas Kinney and Mrs. Joseph F. Klein, Jr, and M rs. Edward Klau Richard M, Klare se, Jr. Francis McClelland 2 J. E. Klause Ann e Litfin Mr. and Mrs, James P. Lodovico Mrs. Helen Lomakin Mr. and Mrs. N. Lomakin Pat Lomakin The 12th Grade Loons Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Love XV. VY. Lucas Mr. and Mrs, J. V, Lukehart Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacLean Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Madura Teena Majewicz J. and T. Masewicz Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam J. Mall Mrs. Robt. E. Malley Mr. and Mrs, Blair F. Malone George C. Maloney V 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A, Marino r, Mr. Mr. Mrs, M r. and Mrs. R. L. Marloft' and Mrs. John Marti Elizabeth Matejko and Mrs. C. L. May Dr. l.. Mazza Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. McCartney Mr. Harriet and Dave Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Harrigan Mr. and Mrs. Hartman The Hawks 1958 Mrs. Mabel B. Hauk Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Haughton Mr. and Mrs.'J. Hays Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Heaven Mr. and Mrs. R. NV. Heherle Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Heck Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Heinlein M rs. Louis Heinz Mrs. Mary B. Heller Mrs. J. VV. Helm . Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and M rs. Fred S. Kober Andrew Koch H. A. Koch Virginia Koch Dr. and Mrs. Adolphus Koenig Mr. Harvey Koephe James R. Kopnisky Mr. Stanley Kostrzewa Don Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Robert C, Kromer Joseph Krote Miss Shirley C . Kuntz 'r M r. and M rs. Mr. and Mrs. R. O, McCracken McClinchie, Jr. Patrick J. McDough, M.D. M r. and Mrs. T. E. I McGowan Mrs. Florence MeMasters Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donna. Johnn Miss Eleanor Mr, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mileic Frank S. Meade D. Meenan J. E. Meyer y and Sheryl Meyers Meyer Norman E. Meyer VY. H. Alickley Herman Leo's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Hermann Mrs. T, R. Hershey Florence E. Hieber Mr. anrl Mrs. E. R. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Sylverster Kuntz Pat Kurtzhal Dr, and Mrs. E. Kutz XYalter Laher Etta O. Lane Mrs. E. Miller Mrs. Esther T. Miller ' V Mr. and Mrs, Harvey A. Miller Jack Miller Mr. and Mrs. John C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Himler Carl H. Hoeger H. Hoburg Dr. Pierre R, Hogner Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Holleran Mr. and Mrs. J. NV. Hosbien Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hosek Ethel Howe Mr. and Mrs. Howe Mr. and Mrs R. Howe Mr. and Mrs, George Mrs. Lange Mrs. Mr. A. Lang P. Lange V. C. Leatherby Mrs. A. Lehoritz Mrs. Stella Leinaugle M r. and Mrs. XVIII. Leinaugle Charles R. Ley M rs. Mary Miller Mrs. Mary Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Milton Mr. and Mrs, Floyd E. Moersch Mr. and Mrs Robert Moersch Mr. and Mrs E. J. Monaghan Miss Cynthis Marie Monteith Mr. and Mrs. S. Liberto Linda and Bob 124 Mrs. A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Moore Marsha VVaIker, Carol Harm-s. Pax Phillips, Gail Kll'iI1l1L'l', and Joyce Engcrlc kick high in their rluiiu- fur the IllJL'l'k'Ilils Mast .Xrimmi1u. 12th Mr. Mrs. Miltun XY. Mr. Iiniily Klinc. - I nnfl Mrs. XM Mr. zmfl Mrs. Ii. Rarlzyniinski Mr. zxnrl Mrs. Ii. If. Raihhurn Iirul Rmliki- Mr, and Mrs. If. Raihki- IJr. XY. H. Ray Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ruhr-Iv Mr. zuul Mrs, IZ. F. Rez-sv Ilnrv Rcichlc Mr. :mil Mrs. R, NY. Rnrkcl Mr. :incl Mrs. S, M. Renu Rcxnik Iizmiily xl. Iirlnarfl Rlfilfl IJr. :uni Mrs, H. I., Rirlmrsls Mr. and Mrs. ,Iamcs I-I. IQIL'IlIll'iISUll Mr. :incl Mrs. .Xlrin N. Ricflc Mr. :incl Mrs. .X. H, Riesim-yur Mr, :incl Mrs. Ricss Mr. zmrl Mrs. Il, C. Riffner Tim anfl ,lim Pihn Grade Ruhins .mrl Mis. Xrthu W. W. Rimnzin Rusk' xlznncs 5. Iuvss, M.IJ r Ki. IQ1lt'NL'I1 n. VI. Rusr Mr. mul Mrs. ,Iuhn XY. Rubs Mr. and Mrs. E. Hayden Mnmv Mr. zinil Mrs. Clizlrlcs Wlmiiiiull Mr. XY. IJ. Runnncl Mr. and Mrs. D. M, Murcxxuml Iielnzirrl If. O'H:u'z1. M.IJ. Mr. aml Mrs. Iilunry H. RllsaL'II VVacle Moser Mrs. H. XY. IJ'Hz1r:4 Mr. :incl Mrs. .Xntlniny Sailvr Marie and Ronnie Muss Wzmllur I'. Ii. Olson Mr. and Mrs. .lnhn Salam Mr. and Mrs. John Mruz Marie Orhan Hcrnnui Sznllzicla J. C. Mueller Mr. Martin Orhzin Mr, and Mrs. 'I'i1us Sanclzum Anthony T. Mulig Mr. mul Mrs. Ifrzlnlc IJ. Organ Mr, anal Mrs. Chzxrlcs Saiwuiclinz IOS- Mulkefll Mr. Regis Usxxulil Mr. zxnrl Mrs. Cllflllllll Sczrpcs Mr. and Mrs. Munn Mr. gmql Mrs, If, lkilgijsgi Mr. zinrl Mrs. Hiiuarfl I.. Srlmiinii Mr. and Mrs. Thomas nj. Munsch Mr. zznrl Mrs. Slcplwn Ihllzljszl Rifluwrl Srlizilu-nIn'2u1rI Mr. and Mrs, B. Murphy Irving I'z1Iggnn Ifrccl If. Suliuliiu-. Ir. MY- H-INI MTS- VV. Mllflllly IJr. and Mrs. XY. IJ. Il2lIlllk'l' M1'. ,Iusuph Srlxcrlc Mr. and Mrs . Robert A. Murray Mrs. Helen Naismith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Nuclcy Mr. and Mrs. H. VV. Ncwhnusi: Mrs. Cecilia Newland Chuck and Judy Ncwlzunl Mrs. Newland Mrs. IJ. I':1risr Miss M zu'garr-x I':utv1's-ni Mr. :incl Mrs. I'.rIwzu'cI I'z1nI Xntlniny IJ. IR-lush Ralph I'crrv Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Ili-u-i'sini ,.. IJ. il. Ihillips Carl :mil Ik-tty Srhlegvl , . . Mr. anrl Mrs. Ix. brlilwcsslin Mr. Xlhcrt Srlinciclcr Thmnas Sclnirr Mr. :uni Mrs. If, M. Scliuvlcr Mr. and Mrs, KI. Schulur Marg:u'L-X SUIIIIICI' Raymond H. Ncwtmi Mrs. IQ. Il. Philips Mr. and Miss Laura Nicklin Mr. unrl Mrs, Aluhn S. I'hillips Mr. IJunzIlrI Mrs. X. Schulz R. SrIixx':1rlx Mrs. Paul XV. Nied Kun Ilhillips Mr. zincl Mrs. Sciullii Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nixfm Imiiy :mil ,lim Phillips s. R. Serin Private james Noe Mr. uncl Mrs. I. I.. Ihillnclq Mr, zrnfl Mrs. Win. Ii. Smit. jr. MV- and Mrs. .IUSCIJII G. Nm- Li, XY. IIUl'1IjlIll.ll'Il IJr, and Mrs. Mzlrsliull M. SL'?Il.4Jll Mr. Hllil Mrs. L. I. Nucl Il. I. I'41rrvr Mr. zinil Mrs. Mark 'I'. Sccnizlnn Dr, and Mrs. David C. Nurris Mrs. Mary Plirvcr Ralph IJcSicizuni Mrs. joe Nosseck Mr. zrnrl Mrs. Rivlu-rl I'-:si Mr. Ifrank Scginzi. Sr. Mr. O'Brien Mr. C. If. I'rzlngc Mr. :intl Mrs. ,luhn Scginzi Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0'I3ricn Mr. and Mrs. VI. I.. I'ricu Mr. zinrl Mrs. .Inhu .X. Sa-ifcrl Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Odenhaugh Elain Purlilsky Mr. and Mrs. juhn W. Sell 125 George Riffner. our drum major, prepares to lead the band out onto the football field. lrene Setina Cluh Shaler Junior High Mothers Shaler Varsity Cheerleaders Mr. and Mrs. C, Shalleross Mrs. M. Shegina anal Terry Mr. and Mrs. R. XY. Sheets Mr. John Sheridan John H. Showalter Jeoffrey Siedle G. Louis Sigety Mr. and Mrs, Edward Sikoka Mary Silak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simms Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simmonds Mr. and Mrs. Julius J. Simon and Mr, Joan Skalos Mrs. VVm. J. Sippel Mark and Lori Skender Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Slish Mr. Sloan Mr. Frank XY. Smertlel Mr. and Mrs. XY. F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jos. P. Somers Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Somerville M rs. George Smola Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Spagnoletti Jack Springer Stag and Ron Mr. and Carol Staude Mr. Mrs. .X. H. Staniek Mrs. Charles Staufier Stauffer and Norman Mr. and Mrs, VY. R. Steel Bev and Pat Steifan Mr, and Mrs. VVm. Steffan Mr. T. J. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Steving Charles Stitt VV. Stout Mrs. J. M. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Lester XY. Strohm lridward Sudae Frank E. Sudae John Sundo Saml. J. Sutter George and Ruth Swetnam Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. XValter Swineford Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Swope John Szymoniak Pat Teeters Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thiel George li. Thomas Jack A. Thomas Jack li. Thomas Frank Thomas Fan Cluh Mr, and Mrs. T. S. Thomas Mrs. Jack VY. Thomas Mr, and Mrs. George Tonner Tooty's Fruit Market Mr, and Mrs. H, li, Trout. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Tully Miss Ruth Ann Turuey Theodore F. Tussey Mr. and Mrs. VVm. J. Twigger Mrs. L. Usniek Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. VanKirk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.VVilliam C. Viclt Shirley and Ruth Vogel Mrs. C. H. Vogeley Mrs. G. R. Voltz Mr. and Mr. and Barbara Mr. and C. VVag'ner Mrs. E. A. XYa,qner Mr. and Mrs. Gerard N. XYagner Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Walker 126 Rev. and Mrs. Lee XYalker Mr. H. D. VVallaee C. Wallace Edw, J. VValters C. P. Warner Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Miss Gertrude B. VVatson Mrs. Hildam VVeaver Joseph Mfeiss VV. R. VVertz Mzxry A. VYetzel VVhitey's Place John A. XYiegman Dr. R. L. VVilliams Dr. G. C. VVilliams Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wlilliarns O. E. VVilliams Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. XN'indhurst Clarence E. VVinkler Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. VVinkler John VVinschel, Jr. R. J. VVeppelman Mr. and Mrs. C. F. VVirtl1 Evelyn VVirth Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. M r. and Mrs. Ruth VVise Henry XYisnicwski H. G. XVolfe Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. M r. Betty VYright The Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Yerkins M r. and Mrs. VVright Family Joseph Yagesh N. M. Yagesh R. C. Yahres J. li. Yoder Mr. and Mrs. James VV. Young Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zezki R. D. Ziesehe Fred Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Zullo Glenn Zoerb C. L. Zook and Joanne S. 15 Anonymous Personal Patrons XYho Contributed More Than Two Dollars Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. XYilliard Forsha Louis T. Kramer J. A. Nardulli G. VV. Newland Paul F. Phelan XV. J. Sands . yy 2k If WMV cgfw ffmf 'f Q W 0 f ,,,.nff fb ' dj R UAA La f ' f 'p3L,!1ll,'L1f1'wZi7 vrrlblffv f A XL ' 'glxllivf X ' L, J 1- i X 4 If X A V5 Zjimw A A , 4!W'P'J' IA ' y 'cf INQY l Vu vx V. Rf 1V F 1 , uf v' Y ',j'.j17 ., 3- X ml 1 x 5 ' Ly 3' r fXJ,u J K' 4 f D f N N 1 jr I X ft! Qywe? 5 M' .m x1 1 f? N 6 XD4 Q?P XX X 5 Q55 Mill? fin KX 4 ww C l SWE Pffom C I L-ff W :FV WM K I C ,X RJMQ193 Qggowiv NBBRU, yd- ' v W .wf' ff 6 mW. LW O K Qbkxfbff 0 TH 1 yqgq is XV Q. wwf? g3fQ1. 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