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MIRR R I956 Sharon High School Sharon, Pennsylvania In the past few years our lives have been speeded up to a point where we are not able to take time to read the newspaper, we will glance at the headlines and pictures in order to extract an overall view of the news. Thus, this new type of living is prevalent in all fields of work and play. The American peo- ple have pursued an escape for faster living, therefore, we have reverted to the ancient idea of using symbols to represent the many ideas of our daily living. As a result of this change we use mottos, trade-names, emblems, slogans, and trade-marks representing all as- pects of religious, economic, political, and so- cial fields of endeavor. In picking up the newspaper, or in reading a billboard while driving down the highway, one will be con- fronted with symbolism at every turn, be it Little Lulu or Uncle Sam, pointing at every eighteen year old boy, urging him to join the armed forces. In searching for a theme for our yearbook, we were amazed by the fact that the trend toward symbolism has taken its toll in the many facets of life at Sharon High. In our yearbook we have endeavored to incorpor- ate the many symbols of our activities into the pages of this book. Without a doubt the foremost symbol of the spirit of Sharon High is our Alma Mater, which symbolizes all phases of life at Sharon High School. w n w E N, fwfiffmfeesadk' X .M',,,,...--1 5 2 Q 5 -flip .ff A I r,- A -uv- Zfadlf cz!! dadlta Simca Sedan!! a A H V., :ly k Q L . f s .2 5 1, 1 Q i v 5 4 , QQ as If 5 i li if A 'rf ' ,.-HI 'N'-4 f Q li: rffe ff'M,N 3 TABLE OF CCNTENTS Faculty . . . 5 Athletics . . 15 Activities . . 31 Calendar . . . 60 Seniors . . . . 69 Class Ufficers . . . 70 Senior Activities . . 96 Unclerclassrnen . . . 105 Patrons . . . . 117 Zecqfaltdetazedlfoztdeewedem 77Zczq6z'5awa46z694Zfwzewz fifedtegiozchualdgdlweadwze. DR. C. M. MUSSER Superintendent of Sharon Schools Our public school is an institution of societyg it is an agent of the people operating principally at community level. Its character and quality is de- termined in large measure by the citizens of the community it serves. The resources for adapting and improving the schools to meet the needs of the people lie Within the people themselves. This great resource for improving our schools has scarcely been tapped even though much has been done in recent years. The future of our educa- tional program at all levels calls for increased interest and participation on the part of our citizens working with the professional educators in the formulation of purposes and policies and in the evaluation of results achieved. -C. M. Musser JEAN E. SEMPLE Secretary to Supertntendent ALEINE M. BILLINGS Asst. Secretary to Superzntendent If a person believes the world owes him a living, he will receive the good things of life as if they were due him. If a person believes that time upon the earth, talents, abilities, and opportunities for growth are gifts of God, he will live in a spirit of grati- tude toward God and his fellow men. It is important to remember that gratitude is essential to Christian living. -S. N. Currier ALBERT P. WILDMAN Assistant Principal of Sharon High School STANLEY N. CURRIER Principal of Sharon High School School Spirit may be called the feeling that determines the morale of a school. It may help the graduate hold that pride as he looks back to his Alma Mater. The theme of this annual- The Alma Mater -indicates this depth of School Spirit. -A. P. Wildman GLORIA NOLAN Secretary FRANCES LURTZ Secretary MRS. BEATRICE MOORE Switchboard Operator, Clerk School Board Seated: C. M. Musser, John B. Alter, Charles W. Burke, F. V. Ferguson. Standing: James R. Likens, J. Frank Sherwood, G. Leo Winger, James C, Herrmann, Harvey E. Moore, John Lysohir, Jr. The untiring efforts of these very capable men as they endeavor to pro- mote better schools for our district is indeed appreciated by the students and city of Sharon. X MRS. MARY STUPPY FAY V. FERGUSON Assistant Secretary School Board Secretary MRS. ADA BOOSE Tax Clerk English Department Seated: BESS ECKLES - Business En- glish III, IV, Guidance MRS. WALLACE CAMPBELL- Substitute for Miss Elizabeth McMullen, English IV BERNICE BUSH - English III, IV, Yearbook Advisor RUTH MOORE-English II, Sen- ior Play CAROLINE DAVERIO - English III ANNA MCBRIDE - English II Standing: SAMUEL LA RITZ - English II ELMA STANSFIELD - English II, Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y ANNA GRACE SMITH-English III, Gazette Advisor f,..ss4P ELIZABETH MQMULLEN - EH- L'tDTC1'l'y glish IV, Senior Activities. Miss McMullen's absence for the GRACE MCCLENAHAN- greater part of the year has Llbl'-HTIHH been due to ill health. Language Department E. VERNECE SAEGER - Latin I, II, Hospitality Cornrnittee, Ticket Takers, Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Healthroom Monitors, Check- room. MILDRED CALDWELL - Latin II, Library, Senior Tri-Hi-Y RUTH MOORE - Spanish I, II, Spanish Club ANNA MCBRIDE - French I, II. French Club Speech Department CAROLINE DAVERIO - Public Speaking, Senior Play, Masque and Mike Science Department ARTHUR L. HOUCK - Physics, Advertising Staff, Business Staff CARL T. FLACK - Chemistry JOSEPH C. BOWER - Biology, Hi-Y JAMES R. MARKS - Biology, Supervisor of Visual Aids De- partment DONALD SAXE - Biology 'IO Math Department ROBERT K. PAXTON - Plane Geometry, Math II RICHARD J. KREPP - Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Hi-Y JOHN CHICKERNEO - Mathe- matics, Football Coach, Traffic Patrol ERIK A. NYSTROM - Algebra II, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry Commercial Department GEORGE C. STOVER - Typing I, Faculty Manager of Athletics MARGARET ELK--Stenography II, Office Practice, Transcription FRANCES HAYES - Stenogra- phy I, Typing II RUTH FILER - Bookkeeping I, Office Practice, Auditorium Ushers WfXIiLACE A. HEIGES - Typing Industrial Arts Department ROBERT ASHBAUGH - Electric Shop, Mechanical Drawing WILLIAM WOLFE - Wood Shop F. N. NEWTON JR. - Supervisor of Industrial Arts and Voca- tional Education ROBERT F. HOLT - Mechanical Drawing, Stage Crew, Traffic Patrol aaa ia. ,is QW sa Z in at an , .pfcwtw W' I, Social Studies Department FORREST EAKIN - P.O.D., Ec- onomics, Senior Class Advisor HERBERT S, SPIGELMYER - P.O.D., Economics, Senior Class Advisor DONALD A. BENNETT - World History, American History, As- sistant Basketball Coach CLIFFORD SMITH - P.O.D., Ec- onomics, Sociology, Business Law, Social Committee, Back- field Coach JANE BROSIE - World History DAVID L. MINK - American History Seated: ISABEL ARMOUR - American History Physical Education Department WILBUR FORSYTHE - Health, Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach DOROTHY WELLER - Physical Education, Leaders Club, Girls' Intramurals MARJORIE BAILEY - Health, Physical Education PETER J. COLLODI - Physical Education, Keglers Klub, Boys' Intramurals I Ll ' I 'I'I Music Department FRED BOLES - Band FRANK DALY - Orchestra, Swing Band WILLIAM M. BLOUGH - Di- rector of Music Education, Mu- sic Appreciation, Concert Choir Guidance Department H. F. GRIMES-Guidance Director BESS ECKLES - Guidance, Bus- iness English III, IV ROY SCHREFFLER - School Psychologist IO ll -an . 2-gfimf ' , 1 .-.:::::,. ff3'2'f?E:5 zzz.-5:13 13333: Clfifiiiit- qv 595131 Esszciifize Qziieiigf 4:55533 K tri:-In Ezzi-safari 'M hifi ' HIM- 'EZ .41 , ::.:g.::.1 . Home Economics Department DOROTHY L. NAGY - Home- making, Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y, Check Room BARBARA MITCHELL-Home making, Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Check Room Drivers Education WILLIAM B. LAYCOCK - Driv- ers Education, Traffic Squad, Basketball Coach Art Department ELIZABETH R. SYKES - Fine Art, Commercial Art Public Relations Department Health Department MR. HARRY RUSSELL is aided MRS. JOSEPHINE BANAS and by his student secretaries, Nan- MISS MARY BENBQW-Nu1-ses cy McCluskey and Helen Ci prich COOKS , I SQ. S ...QW Mrs. V. A. Jaworski, Mrs. Helen Toy, Mrs. Mame Burke, Mrs. Grace Stull. WALTER JACKSON Maintenance Engineer 4 JOSEPH S. PHARMER Attendance Officer Vnomdeaztaauuaadyaeeting, 'U cd Z5 U' UD Z cd J-3 4-1 O O U-4 16 er, ed Kri ald OD Garrett, R Fred Mgr. ss't John Rotell, A 3: w Ro tephen Matthews, S GS Jam Mgr., Bender, Asslt Charles 1 Row Perry Gillette, John Vasconi, Harvey Phillips, Francis DeBlase, Counts, Thomas de cinski, Cly BS K Karol Thomas Bedich, Dadio, Steve Emery, Donald Miller, Thomas Crawford, Michael Klaric, ert ob Cassidy, R H1 Willia ader, M oung, Joseph Y John humps, P Brainard. ert Curtis, Charles Bestwick, Lewis ob R dike, Spon ert ob gins, R Og mes G Ja rocrass, P hard Ric Hanak, Struck, Karoly Dobay, John Mueller, Daniel William 4: U7 Ro Thomas O'Brien. Ontko, David Hughey, Robert Johnson, Richard Antos, Donald m Gereb, Fred Brewer, lia Wil gr-s M ead H Rossetti, avid 2: D Row McCartney, Thomas Meier, Richard Weber, Patrick O'Brien, Albert Adkins, John Hazuda, Thomas Porterfield, Robert Douth- Joseph McNerney. it, Robert Kish, Frank Amato, John Ciccone, James Myers, Alex Amato, ka, Richard U.1'1 yai, Stephen Bil Visn Seniors Bob Kish-c John Hazuda-t Frank Amato-b 1 Jake Cicione-t Fred Brewer-e Tom Porterfield-b Bob Douthit-b o A1 Ad-kiI1S-6 Bill Gereb-e FOOTBALL COACHES p-.5 mink Tony Razzano, Clifford Smith, John Chickerneo, Wilbur Forsythe, Harry Sample, A1 Locknicar. FACULTY MANAGER 1955 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE George Stover Sharon Sharpsville . Sharon Beaver Falls Sharon Girard, Ohio Sharon ........ New Castle . Sharon Erie Prep .. Sharon Butler ..... Sharon Aliquippa .. Sharon Ellwood City Sharon Meadville .. Sharon Farrell .... Athletic Council Seated: C. M. Musser, John B. Alter, S. N. Currier, George Stover. . Standing: J. Frank Sherwood, G. Leo Winger, John Lysohir, Jr., A. P. Wildman, James C. Herrmann, Blame Laycock. Varsity Cheerleaders Harriet Wettick, Gerry Cox, Mary Ide Joyce Martiny Carol Houk, Joanne Krantz, Carol McKee unior Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1: Cel Petrini, Lois Nasser. Row 2: Peggy Wellman, Sue Petrini, Nora Nicholson. Row 3: Barbara Douglas, Sally Stewart. Varsity Basketball Squad Row 1: Mark DuMars, Thomas Durban, Peter Culp, Robert Douthit, Thomas Burprich. Row 2: Carl Nothhoft, Frank Amato, John Fridley, Michael Matta, David Gingold, Charles Schweiss Sharon ........ Sharon ........ Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon East ...... Struthers .. Erie Prep .. Kittanning . Butler ..... Warren . . . Meadville .. Sharpsville . Ambridge .. Beaver Falls Aliquippa .. SCHEDULE Sharon . Sharon ........ Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon ........ Sharon ........ Sharon New Castle . Ellwood City Farrell ...... Arnbridge . . . Beaver Falls Aliquippa . . . Hickory ..... New Castle .. Ellwood City Farrell ...... 20 Blaine Laycock, Coach Donald Bennett Asst Coach Seniors Tom Burprich-gu Frank Amato-f. Chuck Schweiss-mgr. Bobby Douthit-g. Dave Gingold-f unior Varsity Basketball Squad Row 1: Robert Lock, Carl Kozinski, Thomas Bedich, Thomas Phillips, Paul Bross, Joseph McNerny, Ron- Richard O'Hara, Charles Bastress, George Kemper. ald Gill, Steven Dadio. Row 2: Raymond Matthews, Edward Winters, Golf Squad 419557 Row 1: Albert Lelekacs, William McNally, Evan Davis, Michael Bellema, Robert Price, Patrick Wild- Swogger. man, James Currier, David Gingold, Mr, Peter Row 2: Michael Alexander, David Duncan, Michael Collodi. 22 Keglers Club Row 1: Miss Weller, G. Crishon, N. Ott, H. Remigio, J. Krantz, A. Eakin, C. Martinko, P. Leverangi, M. h C Bestwick R Rowne M Bellema H Wort y, . , . y, . , . Chiles, C. Hilkirk, P. Hipsley, S. Wettick, M. Med- Eid, K. Richards, P. Boyle, F. Hunt, B. Price, D rant. Row 2: J. Kloss, B. Stevenson, M. Hayse, E. Miller L. Adams, G. Zoldan, M. K. Phillips, S. Routman, M Tamplin, N. O'Connor, M. Lloyd, D. Routman, B Korpa, P. Kelty, J. Antos, L. Bradley, A. Herald, S Feeney, D. Griffith, E. Muare, J. Myers, M. Leon L. Olsky. Row 3: P. Hough, M. Lavery, M. Shellenburger, P Maddocks, J. Martiny, M. Johnson, L. Nasser, R Klein, P. Burnside, B. Swankie, G. Grexa, R. Fal- erix, B. Gossler, J. Kuhner, N. Meszaros, G. Holli- day, S. Pitts, R. Marosy, B. Lawrence, B. Baker, J. Walker, P. Weaver, J. Sivulich. Row 4: S. Brigham, M. Pinch, D. Sniderwine, J. 1 Bobby, M. L. Amon, J. Young, D. Zoldan, H. Allen S. Stahl, H. Ekker, T. Biggin, S. Albright, J. Rich- ardson, S. Moses, C. Schweiss, R. Dodds, P. Wild- man, J. Currier, B. Laskowitz, J. Holman, D Gardner. Row 5: P. Garcia, J. Macinski, L. Haney, M. Prelee J. B. Seier, N. Otti, M. E. Pearell, J. Reidman, C Jarocki, S. Fridley, D. Marosy, J. Klien, T. Sutton G. Randolph, N. M111er,H. Kolb, K. Mi1ler,R. Pocrasj J. Clary, R. Dills. Row 6: G. Remigio, L. Tysen, S. Petrini, B. Burk- heart, N. Sobul, P. Miller, J. McManus, T. McVicken, R. Hammel J. Scott P. Boyle A. Pile A. Heck O Miller, C. Real, J. Budd, L. Gerdy, R. Latcheran, A. Lydel, C. Day. Row 7: F. Stubbs, R. Dute, M. Alexander, J. Hinds, J. Budd, D. Johnson, F. Lange, D. Durkot, D. Dun- can, D. Miller, B. Brown. TEN PIN LEAGUE Row 1: M. Wolf, P. Weaver, R. Antol, J. Buzga, R. Baker. Row 2: J. Watson, P. Blanar, A. Visnyai, R. Weisser. Row 3: C. Schweiss, J. Miller, J. Reese. Row 4: W. Patterson, R. Weber, B. Daly. .2 5 Recreation Council Row 1: P. Gillette, J. Ciccone, B. Douthit. Fridley, J. Mader, E. Winters. Row 2: Mr. Collodi, D. Harriet, D. Wiley, G. Lewis, Row 4: P. Penick, H. O'Hara, K. White, D. McCart- M. Davis, M. Zimmer, B. Ahearn, C. Bastrice. ney, C. Nothhoft, B. Kuhlke, P. Boyle. Row 3: T. OiBrien, D. Gingold, T. Pryts, R. Antos, J. 24 Tumbling Team Row 1: P. Penick, R. Stankovich, D Sever, R. DuMars. Row 2: E. Tomko, C. Thomas, J. Davies Row 3: J. Downey, J. Watson. lutramurals Foul Shooting Champion Tennis Champions B. -Cassidy, S. Wettick, D. McCartney Bob Douglas Golf Champions M. Alexander D. G11l1on M. Bellama Shuffleboard Champions C. Schweiss, P. Wildman, A. Pile Intramurals All School and J unior Touch Football Champions Row 1: J. Bradic M. DuMars J. Vasconi N. Miller J. Durbin Row 2: J. Bailey D. Swogger J. Fridley F. Hunt P. Wildman Table Tennis Champions Girls Golf Champions E. Winters, S. Wettick, B. Wilson S. Petrini, K. Ward, J. Krantz Girls Indian Base Winners J. Phillips, A. Rusnak, C. Valetich, P. Gething, P. Schell, J. Seign, B. Pinch. 26 Sophomore Champions A. Pile, P. O'Brien, J. Matter, R. Hamel, J. Muldowney, B. Donn- ley, E. Cardill. All School and Senior Basketball Champions R. Antol, R. Amato, M. Bieda, A Adkins, S. Bilunka, M. Bellarna G. Bianco. J unior Champions A F. Hunt, P. Wildman, J. Bailey, B. Price, D. Swogger, N. Miller, T. Varraux, C. Reese. Girls Tennis Club Row 1: M. Phillips, E. Gereb, B. Youkers. Row 4: M. Faber, M. Routrnan A Fielder S Thom Row 2: H. Remigio, B. Seech, B. Santelli, D. Rout- as, N. McCurdy, S. Miller N Oliver S Paul J man, S. Davis, N. Skuse, R. Baker, K. Ward, C. Hil- Hurst, J. Baily, kirk, M. Wible, M. Johnson, J. Cianciolo. Row 5: N. Sobel, G. Remigio E Tyson J Masinske Row 3: A. Rusnak, M. Dunay, D. Morton, E. Brewer, D. Snyderwine, J. Misinski B Gossler J Kahl J S. Stewart, S. McCoy, C. Peterson, G. Hawk, E. Myers, M. Smith. Moore, M. Morris, J. Burtt. Girls Golf Club 28 Row 1: J. A. Krantz, K. Ward, C. Petrini. Row 2: C. Hilkirk, S. Baum, S. Applebaum, S Barnes, A. Badal, S. Routman, B. Stein. Leaders Clubs SENIOR LEADERS Bottom to Top: Elaine Ger- eb, Eileen Miller, Carole McKee, Angie Sebastion, Marsha Robbins, Janet Bai- ley, Nancy Skuse, Jean An- tos, Marlene Smith, Margie Heffner, Carol Behary, Car- ol Cross, Nancy Poplava. This group of senior, junior, and sophomore girls spends three activity periods per week-20 per year for seniors and 30 for juniors and sophomores perfecting their work in physical education. JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE LEADERS Row 1: Rita Baker, Sue Davis, Margaret Hayes, Joy Sivulich, Alice Rusnak, Anna Marie Weller, Janet Gunesch, Amy Fielder, Marilyn Wible. Row 2: Harriet Wettick, Judy Webb, Beverly Long, Connie Willard, Pat Miller, Eleanor Brewer, Kay Ward, Mary Rose Ference. .lik 'I Alibi Row 3: Nancy Oliver, Carol Madden, Mary Prelee, Elizabeth Moore, Joyce Hurst, Nancy Sobel, Mary Ann Dores, Sue Applebaum. Row 4: Rose Garcia, Sylvia Hurt, Marcia Leon, Phyllis Hough, Georgianna Monagulius, Margaret Bees, Mimi Lavery, Arlene Trenga. 29 Badminton Club Row 1: B. White, S. Patterson, A, Trenga, J. Rotz, Row 3: P. Ishrnan, L. Olesky, R. Zaccola, M. Rielly, G. Grexa, K. Phillips, S. Davis, J. Gunesch, E. M. A. Dorus, D. Jenkins, J. Bishop, F. Jones, J. Ba- Brewer, A. Fielder, R. Baker, L. Bradley, J. Antos. sich, J. Borich, G. Chrishon. Row 2: E. Tyson, J. Daly, P. Langre, P. Mattocks, Row 4: C. Jarocki, J. Macinsky, P. Gething, N. Oli- D. Routman, S. Routman, R. Fabri, B. Gossler, S. ver, K. Zaniaria, A. Sunderlan, B. Santelli, N. Urb, S. Paul, J. Suttol, J. Rubano. Stasey, C. Madden. Ping Pong Club Row 1: K. Phillips, E. Brewer, F. Hanson, J. Zorek, L. Brad- ley, J. Antos. Row 2: D. Routrnan, S. Rout- man, R. Fabri, B. Gossler, A. Fielder, S. Paul, J. Suttol. Row 1: J. Gunesch, S. Davis, H. Wettick, J. Rubano, E. Brewer, A. Fielder. Row 2: R. Baker, S. Heck, P. Gething, N. Oliver, K. Zamaria. 30 Deck Tennis Club 7dJZ4Itd!ll5d6Z'4Qgd4tlt6!df!5IK? 77iWf4Wo'fMf 4f94!'WW' Aeomwwatydfumebuhg, 'li- I 3 t .Mg A . ia., H X . a 1.., Row 1 M Kahl M Pearrell N Otte E Miller B Vagha E Gereb B Pinch K Bam M Kloos Row 2 S Stewart S Driscoll C Felto Vich H Wettick J King J Bailey M Prelee J Collins P. Kelty. Row 3: B. Long M. Morris P. Schell C. Guynn C. Erb C. Renkin M. Johnson A. Trenga Row 4 K Weber D Swogger M Mur chek K Lawson R Lordo R Record J Rotell L Gerdy T Biggin C Bestw1ck Row 5 M Matta F Lange T Glaser N Klopp R. Krieder W. Gereb N. Diakiw C. Reed D. Gingold J. Wassil. Vice President .. Social Chairman .... Concert Choir OFFICERS President ...................... Jack Wassil . . . .Justine Gallagher Secretary .... .... H arriet Wettick Treasurer .. .... Charles Bestwick Librarian ......... ....... M ary Prelee . . . . .Paul Bross Director: William M. Blough Row 1: S. Maxwell, C. Hilkirk, J. Bobby, P. Levran- gi, D. Zoldan, B. Stevenson, J. Krantz, B. Szakach, F. Martin. Row 2: G. Askerneese, N. Knost, J. Gallagher, C Cross, S. Brigham, G. Mulligan, S. Stasey, P. Horan: Row 3: J. Webb, M. Lavery, A. Fielder, M. Rout- man, P. Hipsley, B. Douglas, B. Stein, S. Routman, The lights dim, the concert begins. Once again, the 96 voices of the Sharon High School concert choir under the direction of Mr. William Blough fill the auditorium and touch the hearts of the audience with their outstanding musical harmony. This select group of students can be heard throughout the year practicing the third period of every day. Long hours of hard work are spent by the choir members and their director in order to produce the beautiful harmony that is heard on Veterans' Day, at the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and at numerous other public appearances. Again this year, a row of seniors will solemnly stand before Mr. Blough to receive their choir pins. It is the goal of every sophomore member to receive one of these pins, which represent two or three years of service to the choir. C. Willard. Row 4: K. Hess, M. Alexander, B. Douthit. C. Not- tingham, G. Wilson, R. Eriser, B. Culp, C. Counts C. Brown. Row 5: P. Blanar, V. Wherry, R. Lowrey, L. Sirnic W. Lawrence, R. Brown, R. Howard, F. Ference F. Shaver. Marion Faber, Mary Ide, Accompcmists Band Mr. Fred Boles, Director Row 1: M. Bennett, M. Swollen, P. Kilgore, J. Kloss, N. Yudt, M. Campbell, D. Madducks, M. Fornof, L. Furgess, E. Miller, N. Zook, E. Fornof, N. Skuse, P. Hughes, G. Frazier, M. Davis, B. Kloss B. Stevenson. Row 2: R. Weisser, H. Chiles, P. Hipsley, C. Jer- ocki, J. Kahl, M. Johnson, J. Hendrickson, J. Koba J. Scott, D. Morton, S. Patterson, C. Sherwood, S Thompson, C. Johnston, B. White, D. Maxwell. 34 a 7 Row 3: R. Hum, W. Carroll, B. Siewicki, T. Var- raux, G. Kemper, B. Richards, R. Darko, D. Ber- inger, K. Collins, P. Boyle, T. Small, L. Shields, R Hamel, F. Dailey, R. Dills, A. Lytle, C. Tamplin. Row 4: M. Dunay, D. Kweider, D. Fahnline, R. Lat- cheran, A. Routman, S. Shepphard, P. Boyle, J Milheim, J. Rodgers, W. Rischel, P. Blanar, L Thompson, W. Kuhlke, C. Smith, J. Biesecker, C Day, B. Sarver. Majorettes Left to Right: R. Zoccola, M. Myers, A. Sebastian, R. Cousintine, G. McGranahan, G. Bole, S. Harenchar, J. Schaffer. Center: B. Giroski. The Sharon High School Band should take a bow for their splendid performances this year. Practicing the ninth period of every day, our band proves that practice makes perfect when they provide us with diversion between half-times of all football and bas- ketball games and help to keep our spirits high all during those games. The band also extends its talent to the community by participating in various con- certs and parades. 4 Our majorettes, headed by Betty Giroski, did much to add to our school morale by their skillful baton twirling. On January 5, 6, and 7, the District Band met at Lakeview High School. Band members chosen to represent Sharon were David Maxwell, Hunter Chiles, Robert Siwiecki, Jean Hendrickson, Alan Lytle, Judy Kloss, Donna Morton, Charles Tamplin, Raymond Hum, and Darleen Madducks. 1 K . 3: My H Drum Major, J. Tsui Qrchestra If irst violin Fielder Kvocak Voytik Voytik Hurst Pocrass Newell Emery Second violin Moore Shollenberger Elvasky Pearrell Lawson P. Loesel Bassoon M. Johnson J. Scott First Clarinet C. Tamplin J. Hendrickson Second Clarinet D. Maddocks J. Kaba Saxaphone C. Hilkirk R. Latcheren Horns A. Lytle '-'sf , ' C. Sherwood N. Yudt Viola C. Guynn M. Dunay G. Boles K. Sharley Cello A. Polangin String Bass D. Morton M. Heck Flute B. Kloss E. Miller Oboe H. Chiles M. Davis Trumpet D. Maxwell P. Cerbus N. Zook Trombone W. Rishel T. Small Percussion R. Hum B. Sarver Tuba W. Kuhlke President Alan Lytle Vice President Amy Fielder Secretary Joyce Hurst Treasurer Paul Cerbus Librarian Norma Yudt Social Chairman Jack Scott Swing Band Mr. Frank Daly, Director A new popular feature added to the music department last year was the swing band known as the Daly Dozen. Formed by twelve volunteer mem- bers of the band and orchestra and led by Mr. Frank Daly, the swing band plays for school parties, dances, and assemblies. Whether it be popular music, mambo, tango, jitterbug, or waltz, the Sharon High swing band can play it and make it enjoyable for all. Row 1: Ronald Latcheran, Robert Siwiecki, Charles Tamplin, Carol Hilkirk. Row 2: Norma Jean Zook, Paul Cerbus, David Maxwell, Thomas Small, Waide Rish- ell, Alan Lytle. Row 3: Ray Hum, Donna Jean Morton, Mr. Daly. Gazette ji ,F . . .. i ' 'Ab-M' 42+a:.w:.: .rciu an 1 ' .uma-'P Awww' Qt' 4' if S 4 a f I qyrhr ,K Am, x y -. : .VV is-5, .fgy y N I I ,si iii ral ,JY I kk f K ggi, A .L VX 3. 'ssh .5 K - r , ,uk t ii at . ' dit? . ,f M , Row 1: J. Krantz, B. Stein, S. Routman, F. Lange, M. Bellama, J. Bailey, P. Boyle, Miss Anna Grace Smith, Advisor, D. Mastrian, B. Szakach, E. Gereb. gow 2: H. Allen, S. Stahl, R. Dills, R. Record, T. Stafford, M. Dunay, J. Rubano, A. outman. The Gazette , the high school newspaper, publishes ten regular issues a year plus a Literary Supplement in which non-Gazette students may sub- mit material. Under the advisorship of Miss Anna Grace Smith, the staff reports monthly the school activities, both social and academic. To become a mem- ber one must have thirty inches of original material printed, and to remain on the staff, he must continue collecting and writing good news items. Not only do the members derive much pleasure from their Work, but also gain valuable experience in the field of journalism. -304 Miss Anna Grace Smith, Advisor Michael Bellarna, Editor Frank Lange, Feature Editor zz- W' 'SI Quill and Scroll Seated: Miss Sykes, Miss Smith, Mr. Houck. Standing: Mr. Paxton, J. Bailey, M. Bellama, B. Szakach. The Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for outstanding high school journalists. The Sharon High Chapter, named after the noted newspaper columnist Drew Pearson, was founded in 1941. Before membership to this group is considered, one must have two hundred inches of original material printed in the school newspaper, be in the upper third of his class, and have the recommendations of three of his teachers. Miss Anna Grace Smith is faculty advisor. lik' Mirror Staff ZW W- f , N. Knost, C. Renkin, J. Gallagher, N. Klopp, S. Driscoll, J. Wassil, R. Kish, Miss Bernice Bush, Advisor, J. Sivulich, C. Cross. EDITORIAL STAFF 1 CO-EDITORS ............... Norman Klopp Suzie Driscoll SENIOR EDITOR ........ Justine Gallagher LITERARY EDITOR .......... Jack Wassil SPORTS EDITOR ............. Robert Kish PICTURE EDITORS ...... Jonette Sivulich Carole Cross CLUB EDITORS . . . ...... Nancy Knost Carole Renkin ADVISOR .... Miss Bernice Bush TYPISTS Seated: P. Schell, D. Dolci. Standing: P. Mattocks, S. Bennett. 40 STAFF MEMBERS J. Martini, R. Dodds, J. Sivulich C. Bestwick, A. Fielder, J. Webb R. Antos, D. Fahnline, P. Miller. Hospitality Committee Row 1: R. Lock, M. Remigio, M. Swallen, M. Robbins, E. Rogner. Row 2: R. Winger, S. Brigham, A. Fielder, S. Routman, M. Bellama. Row 3: P. Wildman, R. Kish. Social Committee Row 1: N. Klopp, Presidentg C. Renkin, Secretary: C. McKee, Vice President: R Ahearn, Treasurer. Row 2: K. Dobay, J. Wassil, C. Bestwick, M. Alexander, M. Zimmer, D. Duncan. Row 3: B. Youkers, J. Krantz, B. Long, J. Webb, H. Wettick, M. Dunay, A. Pile. Row 4: M. Ide, C. Petrini, S. Cleary, S. Petrini, G. Grexa, G. Kemper. Advertising And Business Staff BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Mr. Houck L. White Standing: C, Lurtz M. A. Rosche M. R. Ferrence N. Poplava Thanks to the fine Work of the Business Staff, the production of the Mirror and Gazette was greatly eased. This group kept the records straight, balanced our budget, scheduled senior pictures, and efficiently conducted all business areas of the annual and newspaper. Directed by Mr. Arthur Houck, our Advertising Staff did a great job of gaining outside subscriptions to the annual this year. This industrious group Worked hard soliciting support to provide an inexpensive Mirror for us all. ADVERTISING STAFF Row 1: S. Harenchar, N. O'Connor, B. Korpa, P. tick, R. Marosy, J. Johnston, J. Davis, J. Stubbs, M. Kelty, A. Sebastian, D. Dolci, L. Bradley, J. Antos, Heffner, Mr. Houck. A. Herald, S. Feeney. Row 3: F. Davidson, S. Wettick, C. Lurtz, A. M. Row 2: B. Vaglia, M. R. Ferrence, L. White, H. Wet- Lisac, M. Laughlin, D. Griffith, M. A. Rosche. 42 Future Teachers 4 Row 1.' R. Marosy, Secretaryg R. Howard, President Row 4 B Vaglia L Applegate G Crishon N C. Renkin, Vice President. Skuse M Faber D Zoldan H Wettick G Mulligan Row 2: M. Routman, S. Maxwell, A. Sebastian J B Szakach P Wellman Bailey, R. Klein, R. Baker. Row 5 R Record T Glaser A Badal P Miller M Row 3: E. Brewer, J. Kuhner, J. Likens, A. M Lisac Smith C Houk J Krantz J Rubano S McCoy J. Miller, M. Dunay, L. Adams, G. Remigio Future Teachers is an organization designed to create interest and to pro- vide experience and aid to Sharon High students anticipating a career in teaching. Members of the club visit nearby teacher's colleges and are also given experience by assisting teachers in some of Sharon's elementary schools. On January ll, 1956, the chapter was named in honor of Miss E. Ver- nece Saeger on the basis of her out- standing service to our school and its many organizations. Masque HA fx! 1 X53 And Mike fi fx?-IB: W As the audience hushes and the curtain is drawn, the members of the Masque and Mike Club present the result of their efforts in the dramatic field. This club, under the direction of Miss Caroline Daverio, affords a chance for students interested in dramatics to gain experience in plays, speeches, skits, and parliamentary procedure. The two monthly meetings consist of a business meeting held at school and the social meeting, Where members entertain the club with various programs. Row 1: H. Wettick, Secretary, J. Krantz Vice President, Miss Caroline Daverio, Ad: visor, F. Davidson, President, M. Bellama Treasurer. Row 2: M. Faber, J. Reidman, S. Stewart, P. Kelty, R. Marosy, B. Stein, S. Routman, F. Cmar, B. Swanki. Row 3' T Stafford S A lebaum L Oles . . , . pp , . - key, C. Smerik, M. K. Phillips, J. Kuhner, H. Remigio, P. Hipsley, G. Mulligan, N 7 Knost, E. Gereb. Row 4: N. Soble, C. Carine, S. Baum, D. Frank, J. Blair, F. Stern, M. Greenberger, B. White, B. Long, J. Martiny, A. Eakin C. Bestwick. Row 5: D. Fahnline, R. Record, J. Alexan- der, S. Feeney, A. Sebastian, M. Testani, S. Baatz, N. O'Connor, D. Zoldan, J. Gallagher, K. Dobay, D. Rosetti, N. Klopp. J A Spode cup broken? Senior Play Row 1: M. Zimmer, F. Lange, A. Routman, P. Boyle, M. Bellama, R. Lowrey, N. Klopp, R. Richards, F. Muntean, A. Polangin, R. Howard. Row 2: H. Remigio, A. Sebastian, R. Marosy, S. Feeney, J. Cox, B. Stein, N. O'Connor, A. Eakin, G. Mulligan, J. Gallagher, S. Driscoll, J. Krantz, J. Kuhner, J. Bailey, M. K. Phillips, E. Gereb. N ow, at last, I am certain that we won't be defeated? Don't let them send me down the river. Love ls Eternalv 4 Stage Crew Row 1: D. Tomko, W. Glaser, R. Weisser. Row 2: D. Kwieder, M. Medved, Mr. Holt, advisor, J. Vasconi, R. Antol. Row 3: R. Stankovich, R. Kunchio, E. Tomko, P. Penik. Being a member of the Stage Crew requires a variety of talents and skills. Although we do not often see or hear from these boys behind the scenes, we know that they deserve much credit for the success of plays, concerts, and assemblies that are presented in the auditorium. Some of their duties include building and setting scenery, rearranging the stage, and oper- ating the lights. Their work proves that the man off stage is as important as the performer, even though he is seldom seen. Visual Education Row 1: R. Passerini, P. Kennedy, J. Searle, R. Lock, T. Redhair, D. Ontko. Row 2: J. Ingram, R. Drake, Mr. James Marks, Advisor. Each time a movie is shown in class, you are witnessing the results of our Visual Education Staff. Under the guidance of Mr. James Marks, this group aids teachers in the selection of films, and then sets up and operates the projectors. While performing a fine school service, members receive valuable experience in the proper techniques of motion picture projection and care of equipment. Ca1'oL McKee, Secretary Tri-Hi-Y Advisor: Miss Caldwell Senior Tri-Hi-Y Row 1: Advisor, Miss Mildred Caldwell, Treas. L. V. Culp, Pres., J. Sivulich, Vice Pres., C. Renkin Sec C Lurtz' Not Pictured' Cha lain L A Fur -r - a ' p r - ' ' gess. Row 2: R. Klein, M. Heffner, D. Griffith, S. Feeney, A. Herald, J. Antos, L. Bradley, P. Kelty, G., Frazier, J. Collins, S. Maxwell, N. O'Connor, M Tamplin, P. Rhodes, L. Sheldon. Row 3: B. Rupert, B. Pinch, J. M. Davis, A. M. Elavsky, B. Korpa, S. Pitts, R. Marosy, C. Beharry, Advisors: Miss Saeger, Miss Mitchell M. Robbins, J. Phillips, A. Eakin, M. Negrea, A. Langdon. Row 4: M. Routman, E, Gabrish, P. Horan, S. Barnes, F. Cmar, D. Guzik, G. Mulligan, A. M. Lisic, P. Schell, J. Likens, G. Cox, M. K. Phillips. Row 5: D. Routman, J. Krantz, S. Routman, B. Stein, C. Houk, B. Applegate, F. Martin, M. Goga, C. Felto- vitch, C. Elberty, B. Steines. Junior Tri-Hi-Y Row 1: B. Vaglia, S. Service, D. Zoldan, L. White F. Hanson, B. Youkers, B. Long, P. Miller, J. Webb J. Sivulich, J. Alexander, J. Zorek, L. Thompson, B. Ferm, D. Stewart. Row 2: S. Ross, J. Rodemeyer, M. Pisegna, M. Wible D. McKnight, G. Crishon, L. Ruttinger, L. Martiniz G. Chido, N. Davis, S. Hummell, M. Jones, G. Law- ler, J. Reidman, C. Peterson, N. Meszaros. 48 Row 3: C. Martinko, P. Mattocks, A. Rusnak, J:-King, M. Frei, C. Willard, P. Flaherty, M. Faber, C. Hil- kirk, S. Miller, N. McCurdy, B. Stevenson, J. Kloss, L. Adams, L. Nasser, S. McCoy. Row 4: I. Martin, W. Shephard, H. Wettick, P. Hips- ley, B. Douglas, B. Young, G. Holliday, E. Brewer, F. Jones, J. Titus, D. Jenkins, S. Thomas, L. Mc- Clintic, S. Brigham, J. Young, S. Stewart. Sophomores Advisor: Miss Stansfield Row 1: M. Morris, Treasurer, S. Stewart, President S. Sahli, Vice President, S. Fridley, Secretary. Row 2: J. Bleir, S. Patterson, F. Jones, H. Blasko, C. Carine, J. Bobby, P. Kladitis, P. Ishman, M Pinch, G. Monogudis, B. Berkhart, G. Askerneese. Row 3: B. Gossler, S. Thomas, B. White, A. Trenga P. Burnside, V. Bancroft, D. Marosy, S. Hassel, N Tagert, C. Carothers, J. DeMay, S. Fisher. Row 4: Miss Elma Stansfield, Advisorg A. Regan, W Erb, S. Stasey, C. Erb, N. Otte, N. Sobel, J. Myers J. Macinski, J. Rudisell, S. Adkins, Miss Nagy Advisor. Important among Sharon High's service groups are the Tri-Hi-Y clubs of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The main purposes are to de- velop new leadership qualities, to encourage Christian character and good citizenship, and to be of service to the less fortunate. Annually the Tri-Hi-Y sponsors an Ingathering at Thanksgiving for the Mercer County Chi1dren's Home and in December sponsors a collection of Christmas gifts for underprivileged children. Members participate in projects, discussion groups, and Wholesome en- tertainment under the guidance of Misses Mildred T. Caldwell, E. Vernece Saeger, and Elma Stansfield. Senior Tri-Hi-Y at work. I Hi-Y 7 1' lf.. ,Q M , Hi-Y Homecoming Committee The goal of the Hi-Y Club is to promote Christian life in the youth of our schools. Directed by Mr. Joseph Bower and Mr. Richard Krepp, its mem- bership is open to all boys. Activities consist of sponsoring the Homecoming Dances, participating in various rallies and assemblies, presenting youth forum radio programs, and procuring movies, speakers, and other entertainment for the school. Each year the members share their -Christmas cheer by helping two needy families enjoy the holiday. Under the sign of the triangle, these boys create, maintain, and extend true Christian service to their school and community. Row 1: R. Rowney, S. Wettick, C. Bestwick, C. Reed. Row 2: R. J. Krepp, advisor, R. Wiley, R. Dodds, J. Macom, B. Richard, F. Davidson, B. Paulson, B. Gardner, J. Bower, advisor. Row 3: C. Nottingham, D. Swogger, R. Krider, D. Record, B. Lordo, B. McNeish, R. Dute, K. Dobay. Row 4: G. Cooper, D. Franklin, C. Day, R. Dills, S. Moses, C. Schweiss, J. Currier, C. Muller, D. Eriser. Row 5: N. Miller, J. Milheim, T. Stafford, A. Maierson, J. Winger, D. Weber, D. Schweiss, J. Meehan. Row 6: D. Fahnline, S. Stahl, H. Ekker, R. Howard, D. Wayne, M. Bozzo, D. Tomko, C. McLaughlin, D. Miller, D. Miller, D. Kwieder. Row 7: M. McManus, B. Stern, M. Muntean, E. Cardille, B. Donnely, E. Rogner, G. Kemper, C. Albright, R. Chiavazza, C. Reese, H. Nelson, J. Clary. National Honor Society Row 1: A. Ontko, C. Schweiss, M. Bellama, J. Bailey. Poplava, J. Johnston, B. Szakach, N. O'Connor. Row 2: C. McKee, M. K. Phillips, J. Gallagher, H. Row 4: R. Rowney, J. Currier, S. Wettick, D. Dodds, Remigio, J. Antos, J. Krantz. R. Howard, F. Lange, P. Boyle, N. Klopp. Row 3: C. Houk, M. Ide, S. Routman, C. Renkin, N. The National Honor Society of Sharon High School was started in 1952. The local chapter Was named in honor of P. A. Jones, a former distinguished principal of our school, Candidates for membership must be either juniors or seniors, and must have a scholastic average of 3 or better. Before mem- bers are elected, the candidates are Voted upon by the entire faculty for the highest standards of leadership, character, and service to their school. Mem- bership in this society is one of the highest honors to come to a Sharon High School student. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ............... Michael Bellama VICE PRESIDENT .... ..... J ack Wassii SECRETARY ..... ....... J anet Bailey A TREASURER .... ..... C harles Schweiss 51 Fire Squad and Traffic Squad Fire Squad Row 1: F. Arnato, F. Hunt. Row 2: A. Adkins, J. Currier, M Bellarna, M. DuMars, N. Klopp. Row 3: T. Porterfield, R. Douthit C. Bestwick, R. Weisser. The traffic squad and the fire squad are two select groups of boys who perform their duties for the purpose of helping to insure an accident-free school year. Under the advisorship of Mr. Wildrnan, the fire squad sees that all exit doors are opened, all Windows are closed, and the student traffic is moving orderly out of the building. In sunshine, rain, or snow our traffic squad, under the advisorship of Mr. Laycock and Mr. Chickerneo, is always on hand to direct the automobile and student traffic on the streets near the school building. Traffic Squad Row 1: R. Drake, R. Richards, H. Kolb. A Row 2: K. Miller, P. Pannelli, B. Roos, R. Brest, D. Franklin, A. Routman, D. Fahn- line, R. Rowney, B. Richards, H. Chiles, C. Moore. Student Secretaries Standing: S. Service, C. McKee, M. Kahl, R. Marosy, McGranahan. B. Koerber, C. Martinko, J. Johnston, C. Houk, J. Seated: J. Hendrickson, J. Antos, M. Johnston P Cox, M. Titus, C. Feltovitch, H. Ciprich, M. Murphy, Levrangi, A. Trenga, M. McCluskey. , D. Jenkins, M. Rosche, F. Jones, S. Mitcheltree, G. The student secretaries and the school officials Whom they help receive mutual gain. While obtaining experience and self-confidence in their duties. such as taking shorthand, interviewing, typing, answering the telephone, filing records, and Writing letters, these secretaries help the offices of Sharon High to function efficiently. These girls were selected according to their abilities, scholastic standing, and initiative. Student Secretaries at work French Clubs Row 1: M. Faber, B. Stevenson, R. Howard, J. Sivu- M. L. Amon, P. Miller, J. DeMay, C. Carothers, Miss lich, C. Petrini, F. Hanson, K. Collins. Anna McBride, Advisor. Row 2: J. Sivulich, S. Brigham, V. Ross, J. Kaiser, Row 4: R. Dute, T. Biggin, P. Ericson, R. Hughes, D. S. Ross, M. Jones, A. Langdon, S. Hassel. Siwiecki, J. Hartley, R. Brest. Row 3: B. Culp, R. Wilson, C. Marinoff, M. Meyer, Members of these clubs are the students of the French I and II classes. The purpose of the clubs is to further the study of the French language and culture so that a better understanding of the modern life and conditions in France may exist. Each year the club spreads goodwill and Christmas cheer by sending presents and cards to a French child. Many of the members cor- respond with students in France, thus receiving first hand information about their customs and schools. FRENCH II Row 1: C. Tamplin, Treasurer, E. Chavara, Secre- Row 3: D. Germadnick, M. Ide, L. Culp, H. McGee, tary, S. Routman, Vice Pres., H. Remigio, President. A. Eakin, J. Phillips, J. Kuhner, J. Krantz, B. Stein. Row 2: R. Dills, D. Routman, B. Applegate, A. Badal, Row 4: K. Lawson, F. Cmar, J. Likens, A. M. Lisac, P. Gething, M. K. Phillips, S. Thomas, T. Vereaux, J. Alexander, R. Cousintine, D. Griffith, G. Cox, F. Miss Anna McBride, Advisor. Petrini, J. Milheim. 54 Spanish Clubs SPANISH I Row 1: D. McKnight, E. Brewer, J. Webb, B. Swan- Row 3: Miss Ruth Moore, Advisory T. Stafford, H kie, B. Youkers, M. Dunay, B. Robertson. Ekker, S. Stahl, D. Brant, E. Rogner. Row 2: M. Yereb, N. Toggar, J. Person, D. Hopkins, Row 4: J. Roshala, J. Whitmore, M. Matta, J. Bailey, S. Fisher, L. Adams, J. Rubano. C. Reese. The Spanish Clubs are composed of all students studying first and second year Spanish. The purpose of the clubs is to acquaint the members with traditions, historical background, and commercial, economic, and political trends of the Spanish-speaking countries. This helps to develop a more sym- pathetic understanding of our southern neighbors. SPANISH II Row 1: C. Renkin, Secretary: A. Ontko, Vice Presi- Miller, S. Wettick. dent, J. Wassil, President, G. Mulligan, Librarian: Row 3: S. Driscoll, M. Person, N. Knost, P. Bender, R. Antos, Treasurer. M. Routman, Miss Ruth Moore, Advisor. Row 2: M. Smith, J. Bailey, R. Klein, C. Cross, J. 55 Ticket Takers and Coat Checkers Row 1: A. Gill, S. Stahl, H. Ecker, R. Lock, T. Lef- Row 2: W. McNeele-ge, R. Rovvney, P. Boyle, H. fingwell, J. Currier, P. Wildman. Chiles, C. Reed, P. Boyle, C. Schweiss. These two groups of boys, under the advisorship of Miss E. Vernece Sager, Miss Dorothy L. Nagy, and Miss Barbara Mitchell, contribute much time and effort to provide Sharon High with systematic services for all school functions and the -Community Concerts. For the convenience of all participating, the ticket takers are always on hand to collect tickets and the coat checkers are kept busy checking Wraps at basketball games, dances, and other school events. Members are' appointed to these organizations by the advisors at the beginning of each school year. Row 1: R. Record, W. McNeelege, G. Wilson, M. Mc- Row 2: D. Rossetti, S. Stahl, B. Barker, J. Stuward Manus, C. Reese, J . Winger. R. Spondike, R. Gibbons, D. Herriot. kli.. Ushers Basketball Ushers Row 1: E. Gabrish, J. Sivulich, M. Pearrell, L. Rut- tinger, B. Sagenich, M. A. Slattery, S. Stewart, S. Service. Row 2: P. Horan, K. McNerney, J. Hazie, N. Ott, M. White, G. Hawk, P. Moore, C. Peterson, D. Stewart. Row 3: A. M. Lisac, C. Lurtz, P. Schell, M. Laughlin, M. Faber, P. Miller, S. Hazuda, P. Flagherty, L. Adam. Our ushers, under the advisorship of Miss Filer, Miss Mitchell, and Mr. Paxton, have proved a vital asset to our school life. The sports ushers are a group of girls who lend their services to the school by volunteering to seat the fans who attend our football and basket- ball games. Whenever there is a formal function, such as a play or concert, the audi- torium ushers play an important part by distributing programs and ushering visitors to their seats. Auditorium Ushers 9125-, ff M M x -,. - , ' G 7 s.. ff W' I Row 1: B. Swankee, P. Wolbert, D. Dolci, M. A. Testani, J. Mascinski, N. Sobel, J. Zorek, L. Nausser, S. Miller, F. Hanson. Row 2: R. Fabery, D. Snyderwine, A. Rusnik, B. Goselar, L. Adams, S. Paul, R. Garcia, J. White, C. Madden, J. Daley, G. Grexa. Row :3 M. R. Ference, G. Pepe, M. Pearson, P. Mad- docks, C. Martinko, C. Petrini, L. Olesky, S. Thomas, E. Brewer. Monitors CAPTAINS AND CO-CAPTAINS er, B. Steines, J. Collins J. Bailey, M. Lloyd. Row 2: J. Martiny, C lich, F. Martin, A. M The largest organization of our school, the monitor squad, helps to control student traffic between classes, and guide visitors to and from their destinations. Members are under the leadership of student captains and co-captains and seek to obey the monitor's code of behavior. Advised by Mr. A. P. Wildman, this group is made up of volunteer students. Anyone passing all his subjects is eligible for membership. HEALTH AND BEFORE SCHOOL Row 1: M. Frei, B. Swan- kie, J. King, H. Remegio, S. Service, D. Zoldan, M. Philips, E. Gereb, B. You- kers, M. Heffner, S. Brig- ham. Row 2: B. Rupert, B. Long, P. Horan, J. Antos, N. Skuse, P. Flaherty, A. Fielder, N. Poplara J. Likens, G. Mulligan, J. N Krantz. Row 3: D. Griffith, L. Furgess, C. Willard, J. Webb, C. Sherwood, S. Davis, M. Wible, G. Pepe P. Mansell, M. Ference. Row 4: D. Beringer, C. Bestwick, M. Laughlin, P. Riddle, F. Lange, M. Smith, E. Brewer, A. Herald, J. Rubano, R. Record. 1 1 7 Row 1: G. Pepe, V. Reid- man, J. Myers, J. Kuhn- Willard, J. Pass, P. Geth- 1I'1g, J. Phillips, J. Sivu- Lisac. Row 3: R. Dodds, B. Long, P. Miller, R. Du- mars. Row 1: C. Tamplin, D. Winger B. Saginich, S. Barnes, A. Badal M. Tamplin, L. Ruttinger, S. Mit- cheltree, A. Sebastian, B. Korpa D. Argenson, B. Pinch, B. Neelly Row 2: C. Reese, M. McManus, S Davis, B. Maxwell, B. Rupert, P Wellman, J. Bishop, M. White, D Mastrian, P. Santell, R. Marosy L. Wilson, P. Riddle, D. Duncan. Row 3: G. Pepe, S. Routman, M Ide B Rile R Garcia M Slat 1 - yv - v - ' tery, A. Rusnak, M. Testani, L Culp, M. Wolfinger, M. Heffner M. Smith, B. Lazor, K. Dobay. Row 4: J. Reeher, K. Wiley, D Tomko, D. Wayne, T. McFarland B. Douglas, C. Schweiss, J. Wasl sil, B. Gardner, D. Miller, J. Mc- Neish, S. Stahl, K. Lawson, B. Lordo, D. Beringer. Row 1: M. K. Phillips, G. Boles S. Service, M. Mikalos, A. Rus- nak, M. Gibowitz, J. Roux, S Petrini, J. Sivulich, S. Brigham H. Remigio, C. Bain, L. Gherardi J. Titus, R. Baker. Row 2: J. Martiny, S. Driscoll S. Voytic, P. Mattocks, M. Pisig- I3 553235535- S53-'AES' 9955-FFTU '41, D2 565555 Sglllat?-fu PTU 5.Q.F7D, Fwgmgjg I sq-H.: 5 5222 3 9535 tn QU'-UE F' 93 S '6 ji P I 2 MPC' 5 E E. wo T5 Stafford, H. Ekker, N. Diakiw B. Laskowitz, F. Muntean, J. Curl rier, A. Lytle, C. Day, J. Watson, J. Meehan, B. Zappa, H. Inman. Row 1: E. Miller, M. Negrea, J. ,Phillips, J. Demay, A. Sebastian, iS. Pitts, S. Baatz, S. Feeney, M. 3McMahon, M. A. Moro, F. Hanson. Row 2: R. Baker, L. Mitchell, B. Robinson, R. Sanata, M. Dunay, D. Morton, D. Griffith, J. Reid- man, S. Stewart, B. Young, B. Douglas, L. Adams. Row 3: R. Fabri, J. Gallagher, S. Routman, P. Passerini, M. L. Amon, D. Stewart, K. Sharley, C. Hilkirk, D. McKnight, J. Ba- cich, A. Behary, G. Pepe. Row 4: R. Rowney, N. Diakiw, H. Allen, G. Randolf, D. Jones, J. Wolfer, A. Gill, J. Hinds, F. Lange, A. Polangin, P. Boyle. Row 5: R. Slagle, S. Moses, T. Burprich, R. Jones, N. Kotzalas, W. Gereb, C. Reed. 2 EPTEMBER WEDNESDAY 7, SCHOOL OPENS 49. 4, 5 K1 W PIYUBDP, 5 ffl , -e-Woo Yxafpsq X FRIDAY 16 Sharon 30, Beaver Falls 13 SATURDAY 24 055' 4? ea go Soph Shoe is 99,195 2 Shaf 09 19 Glralfd 6 FRIDAY 30 Sharon 20, New Castle 7 60 GCTGBER FRIDAY 7 Sharon 27, Erie Prep 2 K FRIDAY FRXDAY 21 ur Maja,-ettes O N0 41, 2 if Z QQ Syl? A FP OR? O A1410 'T - on XS, PAXQUK-7,93 37 U SDM SATURDAY 22 FRIDAY 28 Sharon 27, Ellwood City 7 Homecoming Dance 0 EMBER Friday 4 Tu Tuesday 8 Nieadviiie 0 Sharon 19, Op en House jj, esday 8 Friday, 18, Senior Class Party Wednesday Z3 Assembl , V Visual Ed ' Dept. Wednesday 23, Thanksgiving Vacation, At LaS'C 8 Back To The Cid Gfina Post Thurs R311 y for S ham ndw Z gyms 1 ure Queen day Faffeu XS gyiarw 0' n, Farrell Game Wednesday 30 A Y ssemb1V, Denison Players DECEMBER Ffidayr 9 Os AN 6 5' f? Y' Qs Wednesday, Erie 131399 6 8 Tllesd aY, 6j Report Sharon 55, Wednesday, 14 Cards 21 Christmas Concert Friday, 28 ., 'We if -v w Nw A ' ' 'A 5577 W 4 E. N E. . . 'wwf ' W, 'M .wg 1 w Q . + ,EAA .N-4. , R ,Ny . I1 Dismiss f0f Chr istmaS Vacatio Sharon 67, Sharpsville 42 UARY Tuesday, 3 Rally-Ambridge Game 65 YN 66,0 0600, 0 Q Q15 '70, xg 10W Xwocsaaq, 6 P5560 1 50:16 O1 90 X . 009' SW Monday, 30 I Oh! Those Senior Themes! Tuesday, 24 m Semester Report Cards Sharon-Farrell Game 6,16 FEBRUARY Tuesday, 21 S-H-A-R-0-N 4 Visitors from Uruguay cheer Sharon on to victory Thursday, 16, No School Farrell Rally Sharon 63, We did it! We beat Farrell! M-.,,a.. ak., Farrell 61 3 T3 sf o2Q-. ass all s 9. 2 Friday' 2 , M RCH Wednesday, 7 Ehr in Mewin Senior Play HL sembw' S AS ove IS Eternay, Friday, 9 Yearbook Deadhne L 'Gag fi fl Sselhbl Tuesd aY, 13, Report Cards Wednesday, 28 Easter Vacation Tues PRIL k To The Old Gfind Bac day? 39 Wednesday, 11 Getting ready for the concert Friday, 20 Monday, 30 Social Committee Party Report Cards 'Yo 0 456 Q. 56 'Q' 65: 0? 9, fb 'QQ Friday, 25-Jr.-Sr. Prom Still Waiting! Tuesday, 5 elm Yearbook Distribution Sunday, 3, - Baccalaureate Friday, 8 Commencement At Last! z ' ' . 1, ,V, sf 4 ' .4 f , X v. 5 4-1 s 7 4 , fr ww, -9, . 'N I 7,5 Q, 1' 'J ie? L' ' -VW W lk ,Q Q41 f K fi if ffm dthw We not Senior Class Officers - -is 5 ' Q A VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT ALBERT ADKINS MILAN MURCHEK TREASURER SECRETARY RAYMOND ROWNEY ADELE ONTKO I 7 nvfP' hu-..,,,,,-., I-. fx-.fn fm-' I. 'lf? f lla ALBERT ADKINS ROBERT AHEARN FRANCIS AMATO RICHARD AMATO Wi 1. ww QRS' mn- 'Wx ' if UK JEROME ANDRES RICHARD ANTOL MARGARET JEAN ANTOS BETSY APPLEGATE SALLI E BAATZ AMY BADAL 23 - Seniors V 4.,,. , JANET BAILEY RALPH D. BAKER f' E- AAAAA T 6 ROBERT BAKER CYRIL BANISH ' -if Dv ' ., M ' V - M M .5-'Img V E Rbiq f ' ' 4 329' 7 f , X : V ,sg ' 1 5 X CAROL BEHARY J. MICHAEL BELLEMA SALLY BARNES JAMES BARTHOLOMEW Seniors 72 PATRICIA BENDER ROBERT BENEDICT Mum M Ntz:1.:rv K 'uf , ,- ' 4119! K 4 Q4 5 EUGENE BIANCO JOSEPH BIEDA A V' A ., 'AQQ ,QL ,......-- 'ffgf 4 JULIUS BOKOR LOIS BRADLEY K. ,HQ 1 . Xe x CARL BOTTENFIELD GLORIA BRENNAN fw ' 'K , AE P s X. s '55-Q.. A 5+ Qin- e, 5 , , - ,Q NK-K 1 STEPHEN BILUNKA GENE BLAIR ,pills ,. Q M ' PETER BOYLE :N v A fl! fy f , if ' J, 1 JP' A A W ff ' . MW f ff if ffl .f ff Seniors - '-3-xg, ,sg 55354 ,F , . A.,q: HK' ALFRED BREWER JAMES BRIDGE ROBERT BROWN CAROLE BUCHER THOMAS BURPRICH JANICE BURTT LEROY CAMERON EMILY CHAVARA HUNTER JOHN CICCONE LT!! 54, nffi' 7 M7 . f7 Semors Mba FREDA CMAR 49' Qflik CAROLE CROSS FRED DAVIDSON LOIS COLLINS 1, ii LoVERNE CULP JAN ET MAE DAVIS muff'-1 h 'fo-2 e. l . MARY RITA COUSINTINE GERALDINE COX II 'Qf'W ' 2 ::., I 'TTT' JAMES CURRIER RICHARD DARKO Seniors 75 - I - -A .::,, Q55 Cf? AE? MICHAEL DAVIS CHARLES DAY JO ANN DILLON RONALD J. DILLS K jN,,,L,, i1g'3 0 RICHARD DODDS DEANNA DOLCI ROBERT DOUGLAS Seniors 76 M. SUZANNE DRISCOLL 717' JAMES DOWN I E ROGER DUMARS 'Q-.nf DAVID DUNCAN ANN M. EAKIN ANNA MAE ELAVSKY CAROLE ELBERTY Q., mx 2 33 ,enum xiuhp, 42 46 'SW FRANCENIA EVANS SALLY FEENEY CAROL FELTOVICH FRANCIS FERENCE DONALD FRANKLIN GAIL FRAZIER ,lim Wann. f 1 -iQ If If-Tk 1, ,.. H - Q,V .:,AV I 'S . :I 'I' A 'tehdv Seniors 1 77 JFS RGESSJXV1 ELAINE GABRISH JUSTINE GALLAGHER ROBERT GARDENER il PATRICIA GETHING ALBERT GILL 5 uw I E lf! S+:- TQ Q5 I .41 THOMAS GILSON A. DAVID GINGOLD Y TBETTY OIROSKI THOMAS GLASER 'UU' MARLENE GOGA JOHN HAZUDA Nm: f N. . In ily? I ,E m wxmi-V. , ! -ws. aww. gs N mm . ,W DIANE GRIFFITH DOROTHY GUZIK SHIRLEY HARENCHAR JUANITA HECK STM. sf 'FMU ynpww-v' Seniors 2 79 X MARGERY HEFFNER JEAN HENDRICKSON I fm T' ,,.. 2 I ' H2 ii-iPi2i4S1S5'i.li?Y: sffiiifbiisfsifiw i., Msfgspfwdsgf-wbgigggilfmgwfe f - iz.. If, . f M fgffkr-m:1:F'f - A I ' ' - K 55,5 Q,f-1?-322-322151.21'f fe2i5fi:..gy.- ,i fa ., Q if? S , ,fQ.1f,gwiigi5gg- - ggfgfib Af , -4 3 1 ' f - i ly Eff q ' ' ' 4 , 'N' Y' I -' .- W 'J 'x ,. iw ,X ,Q 'f55?5i sg, . I 4 is F uf PATRICIA HORAN CAROLE HOUK Seniors 80 'wry' ANNELLA HERALD JOHN HETRICK J RICHARD HOWARD RAYMOND HUM MARY IDE HARRY INMAN wg I A Q .fr wk ,f I DONALD JOHNSON MARJORIE JOHNSON NST DAVID JONES I LL IJfiw V ,UQ-, I' W 6, l.-.4 fi? V- M , ,,.av 'ue' MARY ANN KAHL PATRICIA KELTY J. ROBERT KISH PETER KIZIMA REGINA KLEIN DONALD KLENKE - ar '. W A I ' 5.1 ,,I in V - - I an S . VVm, 4 I I5 81 A SV QV gf' W o 1 1 is NANCY KNOST BARBARA KORPA NICK KOTZALOS X ' . ,w 'R 5-' 1: Q I r' I 1 A . A xi ,- 1 '. I .- ff 1. ' '11-5--ff JO ANN KRANTZ JULIANNE KUHNER DAVID KWEDER ANITA MAE LANGDON FRANK LANGE RONALD LATCHERAN - S M Qs! x 65373 V7 ---M xy Q Hb' Semors A ,le-sua... an-' MARJORIE 85 , v-,E L i 5 Y Q I I, I 1,',fmvggg, - , I - ,JI 'A GEORGE LEWIS MARIANNE LLOYD 1' ,n,, , IL, :,,. , . .. ,yy f 1: H 5 l v. : .2516 X - T :!:, '?fi E::. ,M X 1-fp gg Ii? 5 WILLIAM LAURENCE KEITH LAWSON ROBERT LAZOR fbi., ,,,,-rf' ?5n,wmM,,,, v,,, ,, M, MADA LIGO' JACQUELINE LIKENS ANNA MARIE LISAC WILLIAM LONGWELL f'-1-'iw 1 I . W Sgnicggf WM 83 'Qual' f mmf ROBERT LOWREY CHARLOTTE LURTZ hd' ROMAI NE MAROSY FLORA MARTIN Seniors 84 ALAN LYTLE Q myylr-1feN'r K V, 'Eff , XM . A fX,7 4 Tv QW Nj NX, an w , CMN K D2 X, Q11 Xi!-Tj E174 J Aj lfrhvgxk fm W Tlx' 1 I XM X 2: 'Jf ,VNVM Dfw , R X3 V' A JAX ZJJ lm .. 5.x ., X V A 1 I we DONNA MASTRIAN BETSY MAXWELL DAVID MAXWELL SALLY MAXWELL il' J.,-.. if , e ,S ww , ' ' ug, . K uff' L' 53623. 1 iwegiwe? A g5Z5gglffgEfiL'.1q5 i5i5 S75 s -f , wr. ,gg 4 X X X 'Z SS21- Sf. 2? S9 IM HELEN McGEE GAILE McGRANAHAN CYRUS McLAUGHLIN 909' '55 was rm- NANCY McLUSKY DALE MILLER Wasa- MARY THERESA McMAHON MATTHEW MEDVID JAMES MEYERS EILEEN MILLER Seniors 85 JANET MILLER JOHN MILLER RICHARD MILLER SANDRA MITCHELTREE DONALD MONTGOMERY MARY ANNE MORO STEPHEN MOSES N o Semors 86 FRED DEAN MUNTEAN GAYL MULLIGAN MILAN MURCHEK mm ,qui S 7 SIII I SSRS I 'Y' 47'-f- LEONARD MURDOCK .Aw Qi ' 1 :SW ' , , SML? , I 1 , 5 ,. , sf yy, .. if . ,153 . - mmm,h A . I, I I 31 -g,g' is A fx ' ., A h,.. iv fn.. LEAE I -g.' j '5 NORMA OTT FRANCIS PETRINI ., MARIE NEGREA NORMA O'CONNOR ADELE ONTKO . 13, M, in I I ,GV L.L- I DANIEL PAPAY WAYNE PATTERSON CHARLES PAULSEN JUDITH PHILLIPS -u j f-'fn nr' ,hmm in CI fi Rff I 1 WEEKS gi-lffxc 3 Semors x ' Lx? Q2 5. 9- - L .. , SIA K ar 'Q V-.M 45 my MARY KAREN PHILLIPS BARBARA LOUISE PINCH 5 QW 2 Q, S I I 3 , 5 I Q 35325333 af X NANCY POPLAVA THOMAS PORTERFIELD Seniors 88 X az . 1'- g if exif: xr ,URW fa f SANDRA PITTS ABBA POLANGIN 5 M7 fig 2 i 'mx - 1 - -xg .f f , - -I f ROBERT PRESTON GEORGE RANDOLPH -2 ll li , C3 IRIX? THOMAS PRYTS CHARLES REED if 3?f,... 1' M 5 VI if . ' 1 Qfi i-qi ff, fxfv 1, BARBARA REILLY 5 -,.-QI IQ!!-rm, T KENNETH VRJIRICHAR PATRICIA RIMKO fa I XI 'Cf' Ax HELEN REMIGIO CAROLE RENKIN PATRICIA RHODES 'KM I 'Z: DS ROBERT RICHARDS WILLIAM RICKARD PATRICIA RIDDLE MARS HA ROBBINS Seniors 89 ,ein- z 11-yr' ,fm aunt JOHN ROGAN WILLIAM ROSCHE VIVIAN ROSS ALAN ROUTMAN W'r-Mr 'MFA DONNA ROUTMAN MIRIAM ROUTMAN SUZANNE ROUTMAN RAYMOND ROWNEY Seniors BARBARA RUPERT BETTY JANE SAGENICH V 5,,..h A L G, , ' if PV ' 3 V z Oi, - jj-f f R 'OAOR , rw-K XE 39 O, L gs.. R 'Qu' A x,,:.? -f A-V- ' .. 4 V in N . Q ' Q A -- V ' , 90 R 'nf--:3fi?!l, ,5:ii ., , , A . ,, mr -iw A W-wx PATRICIA SANTELL BARBARA SANTELLI CAROLL SAUCEMAN PATRICIA SCHELL H Q-A 'Sv-v 'ala-,.,,m WCHARLES SCHWEISS CAROLE SHERWOOD ,-Wfw, 'V ,F J x, A ' : ,iff if 'X ,M-I , . , . ,231 V , Ly, 7' me 'T 3? fi W, ,f E., I 3 ANGELA S-EBASTIAN LEO SIRNIC 'S-P ki ..'. ' ggi . xc 1.-5 an BETTY ANN SEECH LOIS SHELDON N psf Iyff Seniors 91 .sl .,M.....,... .- ' JONETTE SIVULICH ROBERT SIWIECKI NANCY SKUSE z,- 'A I ' 1 fa., , . ew: ,--k 5,41 -k,- HL ' 4 -:gpg-3 ,, . .X K E m VL lei: w It ' ' 4 ' 2 -F' , A-ww.. 1, L 1: V., we 'X MARLENE SMITH CONRAD SOVIK Seniors 92 42,1 I up X sf il' w I X N . Y., 5... x I 1 -.Hx Q i 5 BTXXX E xx . X 'XIX . ,,,. ff' 'E X X I 'fi XIX x W ix XPS? Y I ag qs, fMARY ANNfSfI.ATTERY M ,bc jg'-.K , ww , 1 . I ' BARBARA STEIN JUDY STUBBS WM 'fx' BEVERLY STEI NES PATRICIA STUBBS I - z 4 ,- 5.5--' nlqiia QA ,L :::,,.,:,:ar,, .. - i r E1-FELL,-.L QA - . i fi? LI-'i'ifiLfS ' i :-': s ::Ee a,g:.5': ,:i3 , , gj v s f ff , I If 5 I , - A V! W wfzffii iz 5' , V Af , v X ii X' f RONALD SQUATRITO an ifffiifi? wfeiifi -i MARY ANN TESTANI SHIRLEY VOYTIK L, 'Q BARBARA SZAKACH CHARLES TAMPLIN MARCIA TAMPLIN A J L4 w?VQ31451lL?AW J. DONALD TOMKO P ALEX vlsNYA: ' qi X 3' - 'Oli' 4ff ' 'ii rf-2:-. , Y x ,fn X N ff' Myth- . -J 1 ' Vu' MARION VAGASKY 1 R lib? LLVXXL. , S 7 f ffm, 15 5 N . 12 51. :sm LL S I? - ZRVP Q L 9145 LKAI 9 , fi JY '14 ii A iw Semors 9 if 3 Lx Q , Z 'Rf' R ' W -, Q, .. V3 5 5 , , V?,, ,V '9 sf'Y J 233, 1 1, ww ' fi' ,,, , E? :E l X ,' XJ. iyfh JAMES WALKER MARJORIE WALSH JOHN WASSIL v ' I' v J ff: DAVID WAYNE 47,50 PAUL WEAVER RONALD WEAVER gpm- 99x VERNON WHERRY 94 Seniors JOHN GEORGE WILSON .ai LOI5 WILSON A. MATTHIAS ZIMMER Seniors MARION WOLFINGER v??, NORMA YUDT lv 5' 5 rw GAIL ZOLDAN yx E' Senior Activities ADKINS, ALBERT-Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent, Basketball Squad l, Football Squad l,2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, Monitor I, captain 2, Home Room Chairman 2, Hi-Y l, vice-president 2,3, Fire Squad 2, fire chief 3, Recreation Council 2. AHEARN, ROBERT-Social Committee l,2, treasurer 3, Football Squad 1, Intramurals l,2, 3, Boys Golf Team l,2,3, Keglers Klub l,2,3, Monitor l,2,3, Home Room Chairman 1, Home Room Committee 2, Auditorium Ushers 1, Rec- reation Council l,2,3, AMATO, FRANCIS-Basketball Squad l,2,3, Football Squad l,2,3, Fire Squad 3. AMATO, RICHARD-Football Squad 2,3, In- tramurals l,2,3, Monitor l,2, Track l,2. ANDRES, IEROME-Intramurals l,2,3, Con- cert -Choir l,2,3, Hi-Y 2. ANTOL, RICHARD-Intramurals l,2,3, Keg- lers Klub 3, captain 3, Chess Club 1, Monitor 2, Stage Crew 2,3. ANTOS, MARGARET IEAN-National Honor Society 3, Advertising Staff 2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, Leaders Club l,2, secretary 3, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor 3, Home Room Committee l, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Student Secretary 2,3. APPLEGATE, BETSY-Intramurals l,2,3, Mon- itor l,2, Orchestra Secretary l,2, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, Future Teachers of America 2,3, French -Club 2,3. BAATZ SALLIE-Keglers Klub 3, Monitor 3, Masque and Mike 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, New Castle High School, New Castle, Pennsylvania, l,2. BADAL, AMY-Girls Golf Team 3, Tennis Club 3, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Future Teachers of America 2,3, French Club 2,3, Struthers High School, Struthers, Ohio, I. BAILEY, IANET-National Honor Society 2, secretary 3, Quill and Scroll 2,3, Gazette Staff l,2, sports editor 3, Intramurals l,2,3, Tennis Club 2,3, Leaders Club l,2, vice-president 3, Monitor l,2, captain 3, Home Room Chairman 3, Concert Choir l,2,3, Senior Play 3, Future Teachers of America 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, -Captain of Monitor Captains 3. BAKER, RALPH D.-Intramurals l,2,3, Mon- itor l,2. 96 BAKER, ROBERT-Intramurals l,2,3, Keglers Klub 3, French Club l,2. BANISH, CYRIL-Intramurals l,2,3, Monitor 1,2. BARNES, SALLY-Girls Golf Team 2,3, Tennis Club 2, Monitor l,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Student Li- brarian 2, BARTHOLOMEW, IAMES -- Intramurals l, Monitor l,2. BEHARY, CAROL?-Intramurals l,2,3, Leaders Club l,2,3, Monitor l,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,3, Future Teachers of America 3. BELLAMA, I. MICHAEL-National Honor So- ciety 2, president 3, Quill and Scroll 2,3, Ga- zette Staff 1, sports editor 2, managing editor 3, Hospitality Committee l,2,3, Basketball Squad l, Intramurals l,2,3, Boys Golf Team l,2,3, Keglers Klub 2,3, Monitor l, co-captain 2, Home Room Chairman l, Home Room ,Com- mittee 2,3, Masque and Mike 2, Treasurer 3, Fire Squad 2, assistant chief 3, Auditorium Ticket Taker l,2,3, Recreation Council 2, Sen- ior Play. BENDER, PATRICIA-Tennis Club 2, Monitor 3, Future Teachers of America 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3. BEN EDICT, ROBERT-Intramurals l,2,3, Mon- itor l,2, Band l,2. BIANCO, EUGENE-Intramurals l,2,3, Moni- tor l,3, Home Room Committee l. BIEDA, MICHAEL-Tumbling Team 1, Intra- murals l,2,3, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor l,2,3, Home Room Committee I, Hi-Y l, Recreation Council l. BILUNKA, STEPHEN-Football Squad 2,3, In- tramurals l,2,3, Monitor l,2, Home Room Com- mittee l, Hi-Y l,2, Athletic Council 2, Track l,2,3. BLAIR, GENE-Hi-Y l,3, Visual Education 2, School Photographer l,2,3. BOKOR, IULIUS-Intramurals l,2,3, BOTTENFIELD, CARL-Tumbling Team 2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, Monitor l,2, Home Room Committee 1, Hi-Y 1, Recreation Council 1. Senior Activities ' BOYLE PETER-National Honor Society 35 Ga- zette Staff 2, sports editor 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 2,35 Monitor 1,35 Home Room Committee 15 Band 1,2,35 Auditorium Ticket Taker 2,3. BOZZO, MICHAEL-Intramurals 1,2,35 Moni- tor 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,2. BRADLEY, LOIS-Advertising Staff 35 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Leaders Club 1,25 Keglers Klub 2,35 Monitor 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Auditorium Ush- er l,2. BRENNAN, GLORIA-Social Committee 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Leaders Club 1,25 Monitor 1,25 Masque and Mike 35 Student Secretary 1,2. BREWER, ALFRED-Football Squad 35 Tennis Club 35 Bainbridge High School, Bainbridge, Georgia, 1,2, BRIDGE, IAMES-Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 152. BROWN, ROBERT-Keglers Klub 2,35 Monitor 15 Home Room Committee 25 Concert Choir 1,2,35 Swing Band 35 Recreation Council 2. BUCHER, CAROLE-Intramurals 1,2,35 Moni- tor 3. BURPRICH, THOMAS-Basketball Squad 1,2, 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 2,35 Home Room Committee 15 Recreation Council 1. BURTT, IANICE-Tennis Club 35 Monitor 1,2. CAMERON, LEROY-Tumbling Team 2,35 In- tramurals 2,35 Home Room Committee 2. CHAVARA, EMILY-Gazette Staff 15 Monitor 35 Future Teachers of America 2,35 French Club 2, secretary 35 Student Librarian 1,25 Auditorium Usher 1. CHILES, HUNTER-Intramurals 1,2,35 Boys Golf Team 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 2,35 Monitor 15 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Traffic Squad 1,2,35 Auditorium Ticket Taker 2,3. CICCONE, IOH N-Football Squad 1,2,35 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Home Room Committee 2,35 Rec- reation Council 1, vice-president 2, president 3. CMAR, FREDA-Masque and Mike 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 French Club 2,3. COLLINS, LOIS IEAN-Intramurals 1,25 Mon- itor co-captain 2,35 Concert Choir 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Future Teachers of America 3. COUSINTINE, MARY RITA-Band Majorette 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 French Club 2,3. COX, GERALDINE--Intramurals 1,25 Monitor 15 Home Room Chairman 15 Home Room Com- mittee 25 Senior Play 35 Cheerleaders 1,2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,35 French Club 2,35 Student Secretary 3. CROSS, CAROLE-Annual Staff 2, picture co- editor 35 Social Committee 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Girls Golf Team 25 Leaders -Club 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 25 Monitor 2,3, co-captain 15 Con- cert Choir 2,35 Masque and Mike 1,25 Spanish Club 2,35 Auditorium Usher 1. CULP, LaVERNE-Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, treasurer 35 French Club 3, secretary 2. CURRIER, IAMES-National Honor Society 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Boys Golf Team 1,2,35 Keg- lers Klub 2,35 Monitor 35 Home Room -Commit- tee 15 Concert Choir 25 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Fire Squad 35 Auditorium Ticket Taker 1,2,3. DARKO, RICHARD-Band 1,2,3. DAVIDSON, FRED-Advertising Staff 2,35 In- tramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 1,2,35 Home Room Committee 15 Masque and Mike President 35 Hi-Y 1,3, secretary 25 Fire Squad 25 Stage Crew 1. DAVIS, IANET MAE-Gazette Staff Typist 35 Advertising Staff 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Tennis Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Auditorium Usher 1, Sports Usher 1,2. DAVIS, MICHAEL-Social Committee 2,35 In- tramurals 2,35 Boys Golf Team 2,35 Keglers Klub 35 Home Room Chairman 25 Home Room Committee 35 Recreation Council 35 Cathedral Preparatory School, Erie, Pennsylvania, 1. DAY, CHARLES-Keglers Klub 15 Monitor 2,35 Band 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,2,3. DILLON, loANN-Intramurals 1,2,35 Tennis Club 1. DILLS, RONALD I.-Gazette Staff 2,35 Keg- lers Klub 2,35 Monitor 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Orches- tra 1,25 Hi-Y 1,2,35 French Club 2,3. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: He Who looks ahead does not remain behind. Senior Activities DODDS, RICHARD-National Honor Society 35 Annual Staff 35 Intramurals 2,35 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor 2, captain 35 Hi-Y 35 Visual Education 25 Spanish Club 2. DOLCI, DEANNA-Annual Staff, typist 2,35 Advertising Staff 2,35 Intramurals 1,25 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor 1,25 Auditorium Usher 2,35 Sports Usher 1,2. DOUGLAS, ROBERT-Basketball Squad 1,25 Intramurals l,2,35 Monitor 1,2,35 Home Room Committee 2. DOWNIE, IAMES-Tumbling Team 1,2,35 In- tramurals 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3. DRISCOLL, M. SUZANNE-Annual Staff 2, co-editor 35 Girls Golf Team 25 Monitor 35 Home Room Chairman 35 Concert Choir 1,2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Sports Usher 25 Senior Play. DUMARS, ROGER-Tumbling Team, captain 2,35 Intramurals 2,35 Monitor 2, captain 35 Home Room Committee 3. DUNCAN, DAVID-Social Committee 1,2,35 Football Squad 15 Intramurals 1,2,35 Boys Golf Team 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor 1,2,35 Home Room Committee 15 Stage Crew 1,25 Recreation Council 1,2. EAKIN, ANN-Tennis Club 25 Keglers Klub 2,35 Monitor 1,2,35 Home Room Chairman 15 Masque and Mike 35 Senior Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 French Club 2,3. ELAVSKY, ANNA MAE-Intramurals 1,2,35 Tennis Club 25 Monitor 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Sports Usher 2. ELBERTY, CAROLE-Intramurals 15 Monitor 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. EVANS, FRANCENIA-Intramurals 1,2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 1,25 Student Librarian 1,25 Auditorium Ushers 15 Sports Ushers 1. FEENEY, SALLY-Advertising Staff 35 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Tennis -Club 25 Keglers Klub 2,35 Monitor 1,2,35 Band 15 Masque and Mike 2,35 Senior Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. FELTOV ICH, CAROL-Intramurals 2,35 Moni- tor 15 Home Room Chairman 25 Concert Choir 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Student Secretary 2,35 Auditorium Usher 1. FERENCE, FRANCIS-Intramurals 1,25 Con- cert Choir 1,2,3. FRANKLIN, DONALD - Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 1,25 Home Room -Committee 25 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Traffic Squad 1,2,3. FRAZIER, GAIL-Intramurals 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 15 Monitor 15 Home Room Committee 35 Band 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. FURGESS, LOIS ANN-Annual Staff, art staff 25 Intramurals 25 Tennis Club 25 Monitor 2,35 Band 1,2, vice president 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, chaplain 3. GABRISH, ELAINE-Intramurals 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Auditorium Ushers 25 Sports Ushers 3. GALLAGHER, IUSTINE-National Honor So- ciety 35 Annual Staff 2, senior editor 35 Girls Golf Team 25 Leaders Club 15 Keglers Klub 25 Monitor 35 Concert Choir 1,2, vice president 35 Masque and Mike 1,2,35 Senior Play 3. GARDNER, ROBERT-Intramurals 1,2,35 Keg- lers Klub 35 Monitor 2,35 Home Room Chair- man 15 I-Ii-Y 2,35 French Club 25 Recreation Council 1. GEREB, ELAINE-Gazette Staff 2,35 Intramur- als 1,2,35 Tennis Club 1,2, president 35 Monitor 1,2,35 Concert Choir 1,2,35 Masque and Mike 1,2,35 Senior Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y, Vice president 1. GEREB, WILLIAM-Football Squad 1,2,35 In- tramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 1,35 -Concert Choir 2,35 Future Teachers of America 25 Stage Crew 1. GERMADNIK, DAVID-Band 1,25 Stage Crew 1,25 French Club 2,3. GETHING, PATRICIA - Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor, co-captain 2, captain 35 Orchestra 1,25 French -Club 2,3. GIBOWICZ, THOMAS - Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 2,3. GILL, ALBERT-Intramurals 2,35 Monitor 1, captain 3. GILSON, THOMAS-Intramurals 2,3. GINGOLD, DAVID - Basketball Squad 1,2,35 Intramurals l,2,35 Boys Golf Team 1,2,35 Con- cert Choir 2,35 Recreation Council 3. GIROSKI, BETTE-Intramurals 152,35 Monitor 1,25 Home Room Committee 15 Band, majorette 1,25 head majorette 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. SENIOR CLASS COLORS: 98 Powder blue and navy blue Senior Activities GLASER, THOMAS - Home Room Chairman 1,25 Home Room Committee 35 Concert Choir 152,35 Future Teachers of America 3. GOGA, MARLENE-Intramurals 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 2, Monitor l,2,35 Tri-H1-Y 1,2,3. GRIFFITH, DIANE-Advertising Staff 35 Keg- lers Klub 35 Monitor 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 French Club 2,3. GUZIK, DOROTHY-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. HARENCHAR, SHIRLEY - Advertising Staff 1,2,35 Intramurals l,2,35 Monitor 1,25 Concert Choir 25 Band, majorette 35 Sports Usher 1,2. HAZUDA, IOHN-Football Squad 2,35 Intra- murals 1,2,3. HEFFNER, MARGERY-Advertising Staff 1,3, captain 25 Intramurals 2,35 Tennis Club 25 Leaders Club 2,35 Monitor 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Home Room Committee 3. HENDRICKSON, IEAN - Intramurals l,2,35 Monitor 152,35 Home Room Chairman 25 Home Room Committee 15 Band l,2,35 Orchestra 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,3, secretary 25 Student Secretary 3. HERALD, ANNELLA-Advertising Staff 35 In- tramurals 1,35 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor 2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3. HETRICK, IOHN-Intramurals 1,2,3. HORAN, PATRICIA - Monitor l,2,35 Home Room Chairman 15 Concert Choir l,2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 35 Sports Usher 3. HOUK, CAROLE-National Honor Society 35 Intramurals l,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,35 Future Teach- ers of America 2,35 Spanish -Club 1,25 Student Secretary 1,2535 Cheerleader 1,2,3. HOWARD, RICHARD-Emmanuel Academy, Franklin Springs, Georgia, 15 Monitor 25 Con- cert Choir 2,35 Senior Play 35 Hi-Y 35 Auditor- ium Ticket Taker 35 Future Teachers of Amer- ica president, 3. HUM, RAYMOND - Monitor 25 Band l,2,35 Swing Band 2,35 Orchestra 1,2,3. IDE, MARY-National Honor Society 2,35 So- cial Committee 1,2,35 Intramurals l,2,35 Moni- tor 35 Home Room Committee 1,25 Concert Choir 253, librarian 15 Masque and Mike 35 Cheerleader 1,2, captain 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 French Club 2,35 Senior Play 3. INMAN, HARRY-Football Squad 1,25 Moni- tor 3. IOHNSON, DONALD-Intramurals l,2,35 Keg- lers Klub 35 Band 1,2,3. IOHNSON, MARIORIE-Keglers Klub 35 Mon- itor, co-captain 15 Concert Choir 152,35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Student Secretary 2,3. IOHNSTON, IOAN-National Honor Society 35 Advertising Staff 35 Intramurals 25 Keglers Klub 25 Monitor 15 Student Secretary -1,2,3. IONES, DAVID-Intramurals l,2,35 Monitor 3, Recreation -Council 1. KAH L, MARY ANN-Intramurals 1,25 Girls Golf Team 25 Tennis Club 25 Monitor, co-cap- tain 25 Home Room Chairman 35 Concert Choir 2,35 Student Secretary 2,35 Sports Usher 1,2. KELTY, PATRICIA-Advertising Staff 2,35 In- tramurals 1,2,35 Tennis Club 15 Leaders 'Club 1,25 Keglers Klub 25 Monitor l,2,35 Concert Choir 2,35 Auditorium Usher 15 Masque and Mike 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. KISH, I. ROBERT-Annual Staff 2, sports ed- itor 35 Hospitality Committee 1,2,35 Football Squad l,2,35 Home Room Chairman 25 Home Room -Committee 35 Concert Choir 1,25 Senior Play 35 Auditorium Ticket Taker 25 Quill and Scroll 3. KAZIMA, PETER-Farrell High School, Far- rell, Pennsylvania 1,2. KLEIN, REGINA - Intramurals 15 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor l,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 Future Teachers of America 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Glee Club 1. KLENKE, DONALD - Catholic Central High School, Springfield, Ohio, 15 Intramurals 2,3. KLOPP, NORMAN-National Honor Society 35 Annual Staff 2, co-editor 35 Social Commit- tee 1,2, president 35 Football Squad 1,25 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Monitor 2,35 Home Room Com- mittee 2,35 Concert Choir 2,3, social chairman 15 Masque and Mike 35 Senior Play 35 Fire Squad, co-captain 35 Auditorium Ticket Taker 2. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Herbert S. Spigelmyer and Forrest Eakin Senior Activities KNOST, NANCY-Annual Staff 2, organiza- tion co-editor 3, Monitor 3, Concert Choir 1,2,3, Masque and Mike 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, KORPA, BARBARA-Advertising Staff 3, In- tramurals 1,2,3, Keglers Klub '2,3, Monitor 1,2, 3, Auditorium Usher 1,2, KOTZALAS, NICK-Intramurals 1, Monitor 1,2,3, Spanish Club 1, president 2. KRANTZ, IO ANN-National Honor Society 3, Gazette Staff 2,3, Social Committee 3, Intra- murals 1,2,3, Girls Golf Team 2, senior champ- ion 3, Keglers Klub 2, captain 3, Monitor 3, captain 2, Home Room Chairman 2, Concert Choir 2,3, Masque and Mike 1,2, vice-president 3, Senior Play 3, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Future Teachers of America 3, French Club 2,3. KUHNER, IULIANNE - National Honor So- ciety 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tennis Club 2, Keg- lers Klub 3, Monitor 2, captain 3, Masque and Mike 3, Senior Play 3, Future Teachers of America 2,3, French Club 3, vice-president 2, Sports Usher 1,2, KWEDER, DAVID-Intramurals 1,2,3, Monitor 1, Band 1,2,3, Hi-Y 1,2,3, Stage Crew 2, fore- man 3. LANGDON, ANITA MAE-Monitor 1, Tri-Hi- Y 2,3, French Club 3. LANGE, FRANK-National Honor Society 3, Gazette Staff 1, Make-up Editor 2, Feature Ed- itor 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Keglers Klub 3, Moni- tor 1,3, Home Room Chairman 3, Concert Choir 2,3, Masque and Mike 2, Senior Play 3. LATCHERAN, RONALD - Intramurals 1,2,3, Keglers Klub 3, Band 1,2,3, Swing Band 3, Or- chestra 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. LAUGH LIN, MARIORIE-Advertising Staff 3, Intramurals 1, Keglers Klub 1, Monitor 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Sports Usher 1,2,3. LAURENCE, WILLIAM - Intramurals 1,2,3, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor 2, Concert Choir 1,2,3. LAWSON, KEITH-Monitor 3, Concert Choir 2,3, French -Club 3, treasurer 2. 00 LAZOR, ROBERT-Intramurals 1,2,3, Monitor 2,3, Recreation Council 1. LEWIS, GEORGE-Intramurals 1,2,3, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor 1,2, Home Room Committee 1,2, Recreation Council 3. LIGO, MADA-Monitor 2. LIKENS, IACQUELINE-Intramurals 2, Lead- ers Club 1,2, Monitor 1,2,3, Home Room Com- mittee 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, president 1, Future Teachers of America 3, French Club 3, presi- dent 2. LISAC, ANNA MARIE-Advertising Staff 3, Intramurals 1, Monitor 1, co-captain 3, Tri-Hi- Y 1,2,3, Future Teachers of America 3, French Club 2,3, Student Librarian 1,2, Auditorium Usher 1,2, Sports Usher 1,2,3. LLOYD, MARIANNE - Intramurals 1,2,3, Leaders Club 1, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor 1,2, captain 3, Home Room Chairman 2, Home Room Committee 1, Sports Usher 1,2, Audi- torium Usher 1. LONGWELL, WILLIAM - Tumbling Team 1, Intramurals 1,2,3, Monitor 1, Home Room Committee 1, Stage -Crew 2. LOWERY, ROBERT-Intramurals 1,2,3, Moni- tor 1,2, Home Room Chairman 1, Home Room Committee 3, Concert Choir 1,2,3. LU RTZ, CHARLOTTE-Business Staff 2,3, Ad- vertising Staff 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, secretary 3, Auditorium Usher 1,2, Sports Usher 2,3. LYTLE, ALAN-Keglers Klub 2,3, Chess Club 2, Monitor 3, Band 1,2,3, Swing Band 2,3, Or- chestra 2, president 3, Hi-Y 1,2, MARCELLO, VINCENT-Football Manager 1, 2,3, Intramurals 2,3, Monitor 1,2,3. MAROSY, ROMAINE-Gazette Staff typist 2, 3, Advertising Staff 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Ten- nis -Club 1, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor 1,3, cap- tain 2, Masque and Mike 1,2,3, Senior Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Future Teachers of America 2, secretary 3, Student Secretary 3, Sports Usher 1, Glee Club 1. MARTIN, FLORA-Intramurals 1,2,3, Tennis Club 1,2, Leaders Club 1, Monitor co-captain 1,2, Concert 'Choir 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. Senior Activities MASTRIAN, DONNA - Gazette Staff typist 2,35 Intramurals 25 Tennis Club 25 Monitor 2,3, co-captain 15 French Club 25 Student Librarian 25 Sports Usher 1,25 Glee Club 1. MAXWELL, BETSY-Intramurals l,2,35 Moni- tor 35 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Auditorium Usher 15 Sports Usher l,2. MAXWELL, DAVID-Intramurals l,2,35 Band l,2,35 Swing Band 2,35 Orchestra 1,2,3. MAXWELL, SALLY-Advertising Staff 25 In- tramurals 1,2,35 Tennis -Club 15 Monitor 1,25 Home Room Committee 15 Concert Choir 1,2,3' Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 Future Teachers of America 2,3I MCGEE, HELEN - Monitor 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2' French -Club 2,3. I McGRANAHAN, GAILE - Intramurals l,2,35 Monitor l,2,35 Band Majorette 2,35 French -Club 25 Student Secretary 2,35 Auditorium Usher 15 Sports Usher 1. McKEE, CAROLE-National Honor Society 2,35 Social Committee 1,2, vice-president 35 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Leaders Club l,2,35 Monitor 1,25 Home Room Committee 15 Masque and Mike 1,25 Senior Play 35 Cheerleader 2,35 Student Secretary 2,3. MCLAUGHLIN, CYRUS - Intramurals l,2,35 Monitor l,2,35 Hi-Y 3. MCLUSKY, NANCY-Gazette typist 25 Intra- murals 2,35 Tennis -Club 25 Monitor l,2,35 French Club 25 Student Secretary 2,35 Audi- torium Usher 15 Sports Usher 1,2. McMAHON, MARY THERESA--Intramurals 1,35 Tennis Club 25 Monitor 3, captain 25 Sports Usher 1. MEDVID, MATTHEW - Intramurals l,2,35 Keglers Klub l,2,35 Monitor l,2,35 Stage Crew 2,3. MEYERS, IAMES-Football Squad 2,35 Intra- murals 1,2,3. MILLER, DALE-Intramurals l,2,35 Monitor 1,25 Home Room Chairman 1,35 Home Room Committee 25 Hi-Y 2,35 Fire Squad 2. MILLER, EILEEN -- Intramurals 2,35 Leaders Club l,2,35 Monitor 1,25 Home Room Committee 35 Cncert Choir 1,2,3. MILLER, IANET-Intramurals 35 Monitor 35 Spanish -Club 2,3. MILLER, IOHN-Intramurals 1,2,3. MILLER, RICHARD - Intramurals 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3. MITCHELTREE, SANDRA - Intramurals 1,25 Monitor 1,35 Student Secretary 35 Glee Club president 1. MONTGOMERY, DONALD - Intramurals 35 Monitor 35 Greenville Penn High School, Greenville, Pennsylvania 1,2. MORO, MARY ANNE-Gazette Staff typist 2,35 Intramurals 25 Monitor 1,35 French Club 25 Sports Usher 1. MOSES, STEPHEN-Advertising Staff 25 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor 2,35 Home Room Committee 25 Hi-Y 1,2,3. MULLIGAN, GAYL-Tennis Club 25 Monitor 2,35 Concert Choir 2,35 Masque and Mike l,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Future Teachers of America 35 Spanish Club 2, librarian 35 Sports Usher 1,25 Senior Play 3. MUNTEAN, FRED-Chess Club 25 Monitor 35 Band 15 Masque and Mike 2,35 French Club 1,25 Senior Play 3. MURCHEK, MILAN-Senior -Class Presidentg Intramurals l,2,35 Boys Golf Team l,2,35 Mon- itor 25 Home Room Chairman 35 Concert Choir l,2,35 Fire Squad 2. MURDOCK, LEONARD - Intramurals l,2,35 Keglers Klub 3. NEGREA, MARIE-Keglers Klub 15 Monitor 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 Glee Club 1. O'CONNOR, NORMA-National Honor Socie- ty 35 Advertising Staff 35 Intramurals l,2,35 Tennis Club 15 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor l,2,35 Masque and Mike l,2,35 Senior Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,3, president 25 Glee Club 1. ONTKO, ADELE-Senior -Class Secretary5 Na- tional Honor Society 2,35 Hospitality Commit- tee 15 Monitor co-captain 15 Spanish Club 2, vice-president 35 Sports Usher 1. OTT, NORMA-Advertising Staff 25 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 2, captain 35 Mon- itor 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 Sports Usher l,2,35 Glee Club 1. 'I01 Senior Activities PAPAY, DANIEL-Intramurals 1,2,3, Monitor 1, PATTERSON, WAYNE - Intramurals 1,2,3, Keglers Klub, team captain 3. PAULSEN, CHARLES-Tumbling Team 1,2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, Home Room Chairman 1, Hi- Y 2,3, Visual Education 1, Recreation Council 1,2. PETRINI, FRANCIS - Cathedral Prep, Erie, Pennsylvania 1, Intramurals 2,3, French Club 2,3. PHILLIPS, IUDITH-Intramurals 1,3, Keglers Klub 1, Monitor 1, captain 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, French Club 2,3, Glee Club 1. PHILLIPS, MARY KAREN - National Honor Society 3, Annual Staff 2, Intramurals 2,3, Girls Golf Team 2, Tennis Club 2, vice-presi- dent 3, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor l,2,3, Masque and Mike 3, Senior Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, French Club 2,3, PINCH, BARBARA-Intramurals l,2,3, Moni- tor 1,2,3, Concert Choir 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, Auditorium Usher l,2, Sports Usher 2. PITTS, SANDRA-Intramurals 3, Tennis Club 2, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor l,2,3, Home Room Committee 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1,3, treasurer 2, Glee Club, vice president 1. POLA,NGIN, ABBA ISA - Monitor 1,2,3, Or- chestra l,2,3, Masque and Mike 2,3, Senior Play 3. POPLAVA, NANCY-National Honor Society 3, Business Staff 2,3, Advertising Staff 2, In- tramurals 1,2,3, Leaders Club l,2,3, Monitor 1,2,3, Home Room Chairman 1, Auditorium Usher 1. PORTERFIELD, THOMAS-Football Squad 3, Intramurals 3, Monitor 2, Fire Squad 2. PRESTON, ROBERT-Intramurals 1,2,3. PRYTS, THOMAS-Intramurals l,2,3, Recrea- tion -Council 3. RANDOLPH, GEORGE-Intramurals 3, Keg- lers Klub 1,3, Monitor 3, Home Room Chair- man 2, Concert Choir 2, Hi-Y l. REED, CHARLES-Monitor 2,3, Concert Choir 2 2,3, Hi-Y 1,2, chaplain 3, French Club, presi- dent 3, Auditorium Ticket Taker 2,3, REILLY, BARBARA-Tennis Club 1, Monitor REMIGIO, HELEN-National Honor Society 2, 3, Intramurals 2,3, Tennis Club 2,3, Keglers Klub 1,2, captain 3, Monitor 1,3, Masque and Mike 3, Future Teachers of America 2,3, French Club 2, president 3, Sports Usher 1,2, Senior Play. RENKIN, CAROILE-National Honor Society 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, Organization co-editor 3, Social Committee 2, secretary 3, Intramurals l,2,3, Monitor 2,3, Home Room Committee 2, Concert Choir 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, vice president 2,3, Future Teachers of America 2, vice presi- dent 3, Spanish Club 2, secretary 3, Quill and Scroll 3. RHODES, PATRICIA-Intramurals l,2,3, Mon- itor l,2, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, French Club 2, Audi- torium Usher 2, Sports Usher 2. RICHARDS, KENNETH ROBERT-Intramur- als 1,2,3, Keglers Klub 2, captain 3, Monitor l,2,3, Band 3, Hi-Y 2, Traffic Squad 1,2, cap- tain 3, Check Room l. RICHARDS, ROBERT - Tumbling Team 1,2, Intramurals l,2,3, Home Room Chairman 1, Hi-Y 2, Senior Play 3, Traffic Squad I,2, cap- tain 3, Recreation Council 1, Check Room l,2. RICKARD, WILLIAM - Intramurals l,2,3, Keglers Klub 3, Monitor l, Hi-Y 2,3, RIDDLE, PATRICIA-Monitor l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. RIMKO, PATRICIA-Intramurals l,2, Moni- tor 1,2, Home Room Committee 2. ROBBINS, MARSHA-Hospitality Committee l,2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, Leaders Club 3, Moni- tor 2, Home Room Committee 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. ROGAN, IOHN-Intramurals l,2,3, Recreation Council 3, Keglers Klub 1,2, vice president 3, Monitor 2. ROSCHE, WILLIAM-Football Squad 2, Intra- murals 1,2,3. ROSS, VIVIAN - Intramurals l,2,3, French Club 3. Senior Activities ROUTMAN, ALAN-Gazette Staff 1,2,35 Ad- vertising Staff 25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Senior Play 35 Hi-Y 1,25 Traffic Squad 1,2, captain 3. ROUTMAN, DONNA - Girls Golf Team 25 Tennis Club 2,35 Keglers Klub 2,35 Monitor 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 French Club 2,3. ROUTMAN, MIRIAM - Girls Golf Team 25 Tennis Club 2,35 Concert Choir 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Future Teachers of America 35 Spanish Club 2,3. ROUTMAN, SUZANNE-National Honor So- ciety 35 Gazette Staff 1,25 Hospitality Commit- tee 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Girls Golf Team 2,35 Tennis Club 15 Keglers Klub 1,2,35 Monitor 1,2, co-captain 35 Home Room Chairman 15 Home Room Committee 2,35 Concert Choir 153, secretary 25 Masque and Mike 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 French Club 2, vice president 3. ROWNEY, RAYMOND-Senior Class Treas- urerg National Honor Society 35 Intramurals 1, 2,35 Boys Golf Team 2,35 Keglers Klub 1,25 president 35 Monitor 35 Home Room Chairman 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,2, treasurer 35 Traffic Squad 1,2, captain 35 Ticket Taker 1,2,3. RU PERT, BARBARA-Monitor 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Future Teachers of America 2,35 Student Secretary 3. SAGENICH, BETTY-Intramurals 1,2,35 Moni- tor 35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Auditorium Usher 15 Sports Usher 2,3. SANTELL, PATRICIA - Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 2,35 Concert Choir 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1. SANTELLI, BARBARA - Intramurals 1,2,35 Tennis Club 35 Monitor 1. SAUCEMAN, CARROLL-Monitor 1. SCH ELL, PATRICIA-Annual Staff, typist 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Home Room Committee 1,25 Concert -Choir 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Sports Ush- er 2,3. SCHWEISS, CHARLES - National Honor So- ciety treasurer 2,35 Basketball Squad manager 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Keglers Klub 35 Moni- tor 1,35 Home Room Committee 35 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Fire Squad 35 Auditorium Ticket Taker 3, chairman 2. SEBASTIAN, ANGELA-Advertising Staff 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Leaders Club 1,25 Monitor 1,2,35 Band majorette 2,35 Masque and Mike 35 Future Teachers of America 2,3. SEECH, BETTY - Intramurals 1,2,35 Tennis Club 2,35 Monitor 1,2,35 Sports Usher 15 Glee Club 1. SH ELDON, LOIS-Monitor 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. SH ERWOOD, CAROLE-Tennis Club 25 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Leaders Club 25 Chess Club 2,35 Band 2,3, librarian 15 Orchestra 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. SIRNIC, LEO-Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 25 -Concert Choir 1,2,3. SIVULICH, IONETTE-Annual Staff 2, picture co-editor 35 Monitor 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, chaplain 2, pr'esident 35 Future Teachers of America 25 French Club president 35 Student Librarian 25 Quill and Scroll 3. SIWIECKI, ROBERT-Intramurals 25 Monitor 1,25 Home Room Committee 2,35 Band 1, treas- urer 2, president 35 Swing Band 2,35 Recreation Council 2. SKUSE, NANCY-Gazette Staff 1,25 Intramur- als 1,2,35 Leaders Club 1,25 president 35 Band 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 2,3. SLATTERY, MARY AN N-Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 2,35 Sports Usher 2,3. SMITH, MARLENE-Intramurals 1,2,35 Tennis Club 2,35 Leaders Club 2, treasurer 35 Monitor 2,35 Orchestra 15 Future Teachers of America 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3. SOVIK, CONRAD - Basketball Squad 1,25 Football Squad 15 Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 1,2,35 Recreation Council 1. STEIN, BARBARA-Gazette Staff 2,35 Intra- murals 2,35 Girls Golf Team 2,35 Tennis Club 25 Monitor 25 Concert -Choir 1,2,35 Masque and Mike 1,2,35 Senior Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 French Club 2,3. 'I0 Senior Activities STEINES, BEVERLY-Intramurals 1,25 Tennis Club 1,25 Monitor 1, captain 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2535 Sports Usher 1,2. STUBBS, IUDY-Advertising Staff 1,35 Intra- murals 15 Tennis Club 1,35 Monitor 25 Sports Usher 1. STUBBS, PATRICIA--Tennis -Club 25 Keglers Klub 25 Monitor, captain 25 Sports Usher 3. SQUATRITO, RONALD - Intramurals. 1,25 Spanish Club 2. SZAKACH, BARBARA - National Honor So- ciety 2,35 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Gazette Staff 1,2,35 Intramurals 25 Tennis Club 1525 Monitor 25 Home Room Committee 25 Concert Choir 2,35 Masque and Mike 1,25 Future Teachers of America 3. TAMPLIN, CHARLES-Monitor 35 Band 2535 social chairman 15 Swing Band 35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Fire Squad 25 French Club 2, treasurer 3. TAMPLIN, MARCIA-Intramurals 1,2,35 Keg- lers Klub 35 Leaders Club 15 Monitor 1,2,35 Home Room Chairman 15 Home Room Com- mittee 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Sports Usher 1,2. TESTANI, MARY ANN-Intramurals 15 Ten- nis Club 25 Monitor 2,35 Masque and Mike 35 Auditorium Usher 2,3. TOMKO, DONALD-Intramurals 1,2,35 Moni- tor 2,35 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Stage Crew 253. TSUI, IOHN-Football Squad 15 Intramurals 1,2,35 Home Room Chairman 25 Band 2,35 Or- chestra 15 Hi-Y 2. VAGASKY, MARIAN-Intramurals 15 Monitor 2. VOYTIK, SHIRLEY-Monitor 1,2535 Orchestra i,2,3. VISNYAI, ALEXANDER-Football Squad 35 Intramurals 152,35 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor 15 Home Room Committee 1. WALKER, IAMES - Intramurals 35 Keglers Klub 35 Monitor 3. WALSH, MARIORIE-Intramurals 15 Monitor 1,2. 'I04 WASSIL, IOHN - National Honor Society, vice-president 2,35 Annual Staff 2, literary ed- itor 35 Social -Committee 35 Football Squad 15 Intramurals 1,2,35 Chess Club 25 Monitor 1,2,35 Home Room Chairman 2,35 Home Room Com- mittee 15 Concert Choir 1, treasurer 2, presi- dent 35 Senior Play 35 Spanish Club 2, presi- dent 35 Auditorium Ticket Taker 2. WAYNE, DAVID-Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 1,35 Hi-Y 2,3. WEAVER. PAUL - Football Squad 15 Intra- murals 35 Keglers Klub 15 Home Room Com- mittee 3. WEAVER, RONALD-Intramurals 1,2,35 Mon- itor 1. WETTICK, STANTON - National Honor So- ciety 35 Advertising Staff 2,35 Intramurals 1,2, 35 Boys Golf Team 25 Keglers Klub l,2,35 Moni- tor 1,2,35 Home Room Committee 1,25 Hi-Y 1, treasurer 2, president 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Aud- itorium Ticket Taker 2. WHERRY, VERNON-Intramurals 1,2535 Keg- lers Klub 15 Monitor 1,25 Concert Choir 1,2,3' Hi-Y 1. 3 WILEY, IOHN - Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 1,25 H1-Y 2. A WILSON, GEORGE-Intramurals 2,35 Monitor 15 Home Room Committee 35 Concert Choir 1,2,35 Check Room 2,3. WILSON, LOIIS-Monitor 1,2535 Tri-Hi-Y 1525 Auditorium Usher 15 Sports Usher 2,3. WOLFINGER, MARION-Intramurals 25 Ten- nis Club 25 Keglers Klub 2,35 Monitor 3. YUDT, NORMA - Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitor 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 25 librarian 3. ZIMMER, ALFRED M.-Social Committee 1,2, 35 Basketball Squad 15 Intramurals l,2,35 Boys Golf Team 15 Monitor 1,25 Home Room Com- mittee 15 Senior Play 35 Recreation Council 15253. ZOLDAN, GAIL-Keglers Klub 35 Monitor 152. FOFUIUCJZQ Zn-jgmvniu S S odwdmumpzmfa Class of l957 ROOM 212 Miss Caroline Daverio, Miss Elizabeth Sykes sale 1 f . ag K QI ky., , Q, Kggg., K, f Row 1: Carrie Fragle, Arlene Rusnak, Barbara Ehr- hart, Mary Ann Lombardi, Loretta Ghirardi, Linda White, Dolores Zoldan, Suzanne McCoy, Kathleen Bain, Margaret Wellman, Gretta Hawk. Row 2: Charles Simkins, Virginia Reidman, Judith Siege, Jacqueline Pass, Jane Miller, Marilyn Johnson, Lucille Mitchell, Marla Jean Bozzo, Susan Thomas, ROOM 213 if nfl? Joan Klein, Frank Pilney. Row 3: Dennis Mercadante, Edward Rogner, Donald Durkot, Tom Weaver, William McCune, William Neely, Ray Webber, Frank Bombardieri, James Math- ews, Martin Troy. Row 4: Robert Passerini, Thomas Crawford, Fred Garrett, Ronald Krieder, Richard Antos. Miss Bernice Bush, MT. William Wolfe Row 1: Beverly Koerber, Eleanor Elavsky, Jean Mill- er, Joyce Zorek, Maryann Gibowicz, Lorene Rutting- er, Rita Baker, Marilyn Jones, Margaret Passerini, Rita Rhodes, La Freeda Crawford. Row 2: Benjamin Zappa, Robert Slagle, Marie White, Harriet Wettick, Judith Hazi, Judith Frazier, Beverly Long, Eleanor Brewer, Norene McCurdy, Joy Sivu- 106 lich, Frank Weidler, Howard Kolb. Row 3: Bernard Culp, James Hosfelt, William Bur- lingame, William Boggs, Richard Patterson, Francis De Blase, Herbert Allen, Perry Gillette, Jay Clary, Joseph Chiodo, David Ryan. Row 4: William Roos, Ronald Dute, Harry Nelson, Michael Matta, Ernest Meszaros. G Class of 1957 ROOM 214 Miss Isabel Armour 'yi f wy,,q,?f hh K , fly f 'Q ,wvE .. -Q Row 1: William Sprow, Mary Edna Pearrell, Sarah tricia Miller, Marion Faber, Marjorie Murphy, Mari- Barnett, Darleen McKnight, Sally Cerbus, Georgi- lyn Wible, Vendal Mayer. anna Crishon, Arlene Manilla, Pauline Kahl, Janet Row 3: Richard Record, David Rossetti, Roland Weis- Gunesch, Martha Frei, Judith Kloss, Michael Alex- ser, Ronald Ursta, Robert Curtis, Edward DeCiancio, ander. Carl Nothhaft, Peter Blanar, Alan Ehrhart, David Row 2: Paul Cerbus, Judy Sagenich, Diane Hines, Gitschier, Charles Kohut, James Milheim, Charles Bonnie Robinson, Suzanna Hazuda, Iva Martin, Pa- Hood. ROOM 215 Mr. Robert Ashbaugh Row 1: Rosemary Sanata, Grace Pepe, Phyllis Hips- ley, Marilyn Titus, Geraldine Chiodo, Loretta Martini, Barbara Vaglia, Joyce Kaiser, Shirley Fagan, Martha Yereb, Cathleen Smerik. Row 2: Mr. Ashbaugh, Chauncey Albright, Carol Hil- kirk, JoAnn Rodemoyer, Carole Ann Guynn, Joyce Law, Shirley Barnett, Nancy Davis, Rose McMahon, Judith Ann Myers, Sandra Miller, John Rotell, Gary Darlington. Row 3: Thomas Redhair, Thomas Stafford, Donald McCartney, Donald Miller, Michael Klaric, Theodore Biggins, Carl Valetich, John Holland, Wayne Glaser, Nicholos Diakiw, Larry Davis, Howard Bucy. 10 7 Class of 1957 ROOM 216 M T. Donalcl Bennett Row 1: Margaret Wolbert, Helen Aaron, Carol Mar- tinko, Andrea Behary, Gail Lawler, Susan Service, Lois Nasser, Barbara Stevenson, Susan Brigham, Georgianne Holliday, Carolyn Valetich. Row 2: Mr. Bennett, Cliff Reese, Faye Jones, Alice Totin, Patricia Moore, Amalia Person, Nancy Mes- zaros, Susan Davis, Mary Rose Ference, Margaret Hall, Constance Willard, Mary Ann Rosche, Thomas Durbin, Terence Varraux. Row 3: John Bradac, Stephen Krukowski, Mark Du- mars, Roger Griffith, Daniel Ontko, John Vasconi, Robert Price, Ronald Hughes, John Fridley, Frederick Hunt, Albert Wildman, Donald Swogger, James Bailey, Edward Miller. Mr. Wallace Heiges ROOM 302 ,ar W t I ,, Qfl J L., Q , Q L, 1 We t P Row 1: Phyllis Hughes, Joyce Titus, Eleanor Kerr, Gloria Dillon, Bettejo Young, Donna Stewart, Carol Peterson, Barbara Ferm, Susan Bennett, Janice Cianciolo. Row 2: Mr. Heiges, Fred Stubbs, Anita Lee, Kathryn Ward, Catherine McNerney, Joyce Martiny, Lois 108 Adams, Kathleen Sharley, Donna Jean Morton, Ros- ellen Haney, John Richardson. Row 3: Kenneth Wiley, James Offie, John O'hara, Fred Henry, William McNeelege, Charles Moore, Richard Bennett, Donald Fahnline, Lewis Brainard. Class of 1957 ROOM 304 Miss Ruth A. Filer Row 1: Jeannine Meehan, Judith Shayuth, Patricia Kilgore, Judith Young, Paula Levrangi, Patricia Mattocks, Patricia Clune, Jane Bischoff, Sandra Stewart, Lois Thompson. Row 2: Miss Filer, Raymond Scelsi, Jacqueline Huston, Amy Fielder, Judith Rubano, Barbara Dou- glas, Helen Ciprich, Judith Webb, Janet Alexander, ROOM 317 Faye Hanson, Catherine Petrini, Maureen O'Nei1l, Stella Hummell, Richard Wiley. Row 3: David Brant, Robert Lordo, David Beringer, Waide Rishel, John Stuart, Wade Morey, John Du- gan, Donald Kurcon, James McNeish, Robert O'Neill, Robert Johnson, Richard Eriser. Mr. Arthur Houck, Mr. C. T. Flack Row 1: Peggy Flaherty, Jo Anne Bacic, Bonnie han, Kenneth Collins, Mr. Houck. Youkers, Judy King, Barbara Swankie, Diane Har- Row 3: Eugene Kusnir, Paul Kennedy, James Ma- hager, Gloria Bole, Mary F. Pisegna, Anna M. Well- com, Charles Bestwick, Karoly Dobay, William Wil- er, Barbara Radkowski. son, John Watson. Row 2: Robert Douthit, Robert Brest, Caroline Row 4: James Hinds, Frederick Shaver, Paul Erick- Staups, Alice Rusnak, Michaeleen Dunay, Jean Cor- son, Charles Mueller, Jerry Rodgers. bin, Louise McClintic, Wilma Shepherd, Jerry Mee- - 109 Class of l958 ROOM 201 Row 1: Ruth Schell, Joyce Bleier, Shirley Stewart, Margaret Rielly, Delphina Molinari, Delores Ward, Sandra Lewis, Mildred Heck, Patricia Marley, Shirley Paul, Norma Zook, Florence Fisher. Row 2: Mr. Forsythe, Jack Scott, James Cimperman, Carmen Reale, David Harhager, Karol Koscinski, ROOM 202 Mr. Wilbur Forsythe , , T, 5,,, ,, ..,,, ,,s, ,,i, A . , ,, LE, S123 i K if Ib Eimiii it 4, 'G v gg' 3 H MY g , , an '?' , M . . i .,. l an I ., 3, ,-', , 'Q kink Q T 1, , Julie Kahl, Elizabeth Moore, Robert Gilliland, Ronald Adderty, Theodore Snyderwine, Lawrence Easley. Row 3: Raymond Patterson, Kenneth Miller, John Young, Earl Davis, Robert Thomas, John Weller, Dick Neider, Paul Yanik, Patrick Boyle, James McCurdy, Raymond Ischo, John Hartley. Mr. Samuel La Ritz Row 1: Johanna Person, June Leyshon, Pari Kladitis, Sarah Adkins, Georgiana Monogudis, Judith Bobby, Beatrice Rogan, Eleanor Schreckenghost, Betty Ann Dawicki, Nancy Hall. Row 2: Mr. La Ritz, Robert Kuncio, Robert Weir, Den- ise Marosy, Marilyn Chestnut, Darlene Hopkins, 110 Stella Fisher, Judith Shaffer, Richard Newlan, Don- ald Gilliland, Roy McElhaney. Row 3: Lewis Thompson, George Day, Paul Bross, Alfred Heck, Owen Miller, William Conlin, John Searle, Francis Reardon, Edward Emery, Peter Pen- ick, Robert Spondike, John Anderson. Class of l95 ROOM 203 Mr. Robert Paxton Row 1: Patricia Roller, Mary Marrie, Judith Klein, Ceceil Petrini, Dolores Clayton, Shirley Hassel, Alice Weirick, Phyllis Hough, Sharon Bohm. Row 2: Mr. Paxton, Anthony DiGiorgio, Gary Cooper, La Rene Allen, Judith Myers, Betsie Dell, Elsie For- nof, Margie Shollenberger, Suzanne Lininger, Jacque- line Sutton, William Baker, Steve Emery. Row 3: Melvin Northey, Donald Sever, Kenneth White, John Reeher, Patrick Monahon, James Gog- gins, John Hendrick, Richard Jones, Edward Tomko, Boyd Lawson, Robert Stafford, Cloyd Brown, Harvey Phillips. ROOM 204 Miss Anna McBride Row 1: Miriam Rotz, Mary Kloos, Susan Cleary, Judith Demay, Mary Catherine Swallen, Joyce Hurst, Barbara Buczo, Mary Lou Amon, Susan Petrini, Mary Ann Myers, Barbara White. Row 2: Geoffrey Budd, Thomas McFiggen, Clinton Nottingham, Margaret Hayes, Margaret Loesel, Mari- f 'JAY' glvrf-i 'P' I3 a:-is 92 af' etta Fornof, Mary Masello, Albert Barger, Ronald Stankovich, Harry Trump, James Whitmore. Row 3: David Herriott, Jack Reese, Robert Jones, John Lees, Daniel Sheasley, Thomas Phillips, Joseph McNerney, Terry Costello, Miss McBride. 111 , Class of l95S Room 205 Miss Moore Row 1: Peggy Newell, Margaret Chochran, Nancy Taggert, Maxine Lewis, Bonnie Kloss, Marilyn Pinch, Jane Roux, Sue Applebaum, Margaret Fox, Mary Ann Dorus, Beverly Burckart. Row 2: Robert Barker, John Wible, Robert Notting- ham, Noreen Lucas, Joyce White, Patricia Skibo, Room 206 Mary Lee Mathews, Sylvia Hurt, Martha McGaugh- ey, Mark Greenberger, Frank Visnyai, Joseph Kaba. Row 3: Ronald DiNardo, Kenneth Hess, Robert Burke, Thomas O'Brien, Clyde Counts, Edward Steele, Thomas Leffingwell, Carl Moses, Edward Resch, Stephen Sheppard, Donald Evans. Mr. Mink Row 1.' Dorothea Burns, Dolorita Snyderwine, Joan Macinski, Janet Rudesill, Joanne Krauss, Nora Nickolson, Mary Andrea Prelee, Jean Duncan, Mar- ianne Iorio, Sandra Lee Thomas. Row 25 Mr. Mink, David Steines, John Hohman, Wil- liam Cummings, Mary Ann White, Dorothy Frank, 2 Nora Collins, Gertrude Askerneese, Lind Shields, Donald Voytik, Ronald Ward, James McMahon. Row 3: Robert Lock, Richard Shanley, Ronald Ev- ans, Lenard Grodedki, Charles Bastress, Gerald Wiesen, Richard Pocrass, Fred Kellum, William Rimko, Richard Diurba, John Buzga. Class of 1958 Room 207 M iss Stcmsfield Row 1: Camille Kvocak, Valeria Bancroft, Mary McLaughlin, Carole Madden, Carol Erb, Sherry Thompson, Stacia Fridley, Audrey Rummel, Beverly Wilson, Patsy Burnside, Lillian Oleskey, Nancy Sobel. Row 2: Patricia Ishman, Ronald Hamel, Thomas Bedich, Allan Pile, Michael McManus, Matthew Room 208 It Pope, William Donnelly, Patrick OiBrien, John Mul- downey, David Siwiecki, John Roshala, Mary Lou Pryts. Row 3: Miss Stansfield, Robert Stern, Stephen Da- dio, George Kemper, Edward Cardille, Joseph Ma- der, Glenn Morisue. Mr. Bower uIQQt Q43-5' wr I . ,f H f ' 3 ai Q . ,fa , K i ' gi f 4 V' we ff, - 5 fi 115- 5' -fi Row 1: Gayle Bayer, Margaret Campell, Barbara Fennell, Carol Frye, Toni Lamoureux, June Stanley, Carol Johnston, Lois Sackett. Row 2: Robert Sternthal, Norma Erb, Caroline Cre- monese, Darlene Reagan, Barbara Metz, Nancy Oliver, Marian Morris, Arlene Trenga, Darlene Madducks, Donald Douglas. Row 3: Jack Hughes, William Daly, Paul Behary William Moore, Mark Muntean, William Carroll Richard Pope, William Kerr, LeRoy Saxon. ' Row 4: Dean Skinner, Robert l-lanak, Allan Maier- 1 13 son, Richard O'Hara, James Watson. Class of l958 ROOM 210 Miss Dorothy Nagy, Miss Barbara Mitchell Row 1: Carol Carine, Veronica Reardon, Margie Davis, Gail Grexa, Nancy Otte, Elizabeth Tyson, Joyce Daly, Suzanne Sahli, Rosemary Zoccola. Row 2: James Biesecker, Charles Bender, Margaret Bees, Ruby Ferguson, Patricia Mansell, Margarette Meyer, Carole Jarocki, Rose Garcia, Sandra Stasey, ROOM 211 Mimi Lavery, Paul Murchek, John Ontko. Row 3: William Struck, William Cassidy, Roy Drake, Lawrence Gerdy, Daniel Mausser, Thomas Small, Jo- seph Dankoff, Thomas Meier, Robert Schosser, Paul Hanahan, John Kimbrough, David Hughey. Miss Jane Brosie Row 1: Mary Remigio, Catherine Marinoff, Carol Carothers, Helen Blasko, Sandra Patterson, Bonnie Sarver, Ellen Miller. Barbara Gossler, Kathleen Zam- aria, Marcia Leon. Row 2: Patrick Pannelli, Robert Dunn, David May, Diane Davis, Sally Stewart, Ruth Fabri, Theresa 114 Jones, Bernard Wojtalik, Thomas Davies, Charles Thomas. Row 3: Arthur Ragosta, Edward Winters, Richard Weber, Bruce Murray, Dan Schweiss, John Miller, Charles Smith, Robert Gibbons, James Ingram, Rob- ert Harenchar, Robert Chavazza, Donald King. 5 Wada hmm, Zim!! 115 Sharon High Zchool Fflma Mafev liirbiiihj gli AQ,-54,3 Eaillallhaill' 5,L9h5h IB Enillallhailif nihqhsh 1 A a ugh. Jag, F F F 1 1 in 2i2yl 2i '1 gy 00 L FP ai .H EJ F7 flgyjeefw ffyjefiw lid' .gn our hear? cbool 1'ri' f-f una. Cur Patrons Our patrons are listed alphabetically and grouped according to the amount of their subscriptions. General American Transportation Corp. Hickory Plaza Merchants Association Pennsylvania Power Company Protected Home Circle Radio Stations WPIC Sz WPIC FM Rembrandt Studio Sawhill Tubular Products, Inc. Sharon Steel Corporation The Sharon Store Sharon Tube Company Sharpsville Steel Fabricators, Inc. Shenango Valley Association of Insurance Agents Westinghouse Electric Corporation Wheatland Tube Company Babnis Texaco Service Dunn's Delivery Fred W. Kloss Sz Son Amo Golden Dawn Foods Hettrick Service Station Imperial Dry Cleaners J ohnson-Sizer Company Julia F. Buhl Girls Club A. N. Koch Sz Sons A. M. Zimmer Jeweler ir ir co Service it Anchor Drug Stores, Inc. Beckdol Sporting Goods Bell Motor Sales Brainard's Calvert Lumber Co., Inc. Campana Pontiac, Inc. Charles E. Farnicorn Jewelry Store Columbia Theatre DeForeest Buick Company Deneen's Dairy Eagle Printing Co. Ed Chadderton Electric Service Sz Supply Co. Frank Cross--Steel Hauling G. C. Murphy Co. Garrick's, Inc. Gordon Ward Inc. 'A' Mott Robertson's Ice Cream Co. National Malleable Sz Steel Castings Co. Paul Bortner Charter Bus Service Pfau Chevrolet Company Phillips Motor Co. Scotty's Menls Shop Shontz and Myers Wengler's-Sharon's Reliable Jeweler ir Hyde Drug Company Ingrams Shoes J. C. Hoffman Sz Son John Sz Joseph Daverio Kay Driscoll-Ladies Apparel Myer Frank Furniture Store Norman J. Hall Pollock Timblin Company, Inc. Reinhardt Insurance Agency Reznor Drug Co. Sharon Builders Supply Co. Sharon Coal Sz Ice Sheehan Plumbing Sz Heating Superior Cleaners Szabo's Jewelers Thomas Floral Shop United Natural Gas Company Victor Printing Company Whitmer-Srnith's 7 'k'k'k Our Patrons Abe Cohen Auto Parts Allum Motors, Inc. Bolotin's C. D. Harmony Company, Inc. Carlton Lehman Cohen's Copey's Transfer Sz Moving Cozy Corner Shoe Shine Parlor Daffins Candies Davis Food Market Down Hardware E. J. Murchie and Son Flowers Radio Sz Battery Service G Sz M Rogers-Gifts for All Occasions Gerson Your J eweleri' Goldstein Furniture Co. Good Foods-Wholesale Distributors Heiges Bros., Inc. Hess Sz Fogle Hickory Fine Food Restaurant I. E. Helfman Produce Company Ideal Bakery Ivor J. Lee J ack's Grille John B. Lewis-General Tire Store King's Music Shop Kramer's Shoe Store Langdon's Lenarcic-Bernard Furniture Co. Liberty Grille Mary Lou's Children's Shop Mike's Auto Body Shop N ye's Market Penn Auto Body Perrine Oil Company Polangin Music Store Quality Food Mkt. Radio Station WFAR Ristvey Radio Sz Electric Riverside Fish Market Roberts Hardware Co. Roberts Jewelers Robbins Furniture Company Rust's Dairy Sam Herriott's Garage Sam Lurie Sz Son Inc. Sharon Auto Body Sharon Oyster House Sharon Stationery Sz Supply Co. Shenango Avenue Barber Shop Smith Sz Company Sotus Columbia Grille Sports Center, Farrell, Pa. Tastee Bakery The Boston Store The Decorator House The Dinner Bell The Eagle Grille The East Hill Bakery The F. H. Buhl Club The Powder Box The Routman Company The Saks Jewelry Thompson's Farm Equipment Uptown Corner Market Wallis Sz Carley Company Weber Radio gl Television Wein Motor Company Williams Hardware William T. Baines, Inc. Villa Nova Qur Professional Patrons Dr. and Mrs. John B. Alter Dr. and Mrs. Jack B. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lartz Dr. and Mrs. A. R. McCamant Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Moses Dr. and Mrs. James J. Neil Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Reyer Dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Beyer Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Sample Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Walker if ir 'A' The staff members of the 1956 Mirror wish to express their appreciation to all the business and professional patrons, without whose contributions this annual would have been impossible. We wish, also, to thank Rembrandt Studios for a fine job of photography. To any and all others who in any way have aided in the creation of this annual go our sincere thanks. -The Staff 9 Autographs J WM' 20 f : f dy,A4LcZZ!f327Mi, XJQ1Ac47a27',iX 5 V0 U . V Emir , 'VM-gk ,NV ku 1 v QfXN X,Q,NM X X x X5L M ' 1 f u , Lx. , , , . J Iv, 9 f w V ,J 'T ,XX V N ,X , x 'M L V xv 1 ,JL KAN NP xy N X --Q f 5 ? f '3 2 51 V :sv 'a '3 n ' F ,5 ,F fl' N! za I 5' f i f ,Sk ' , ' 7 L .J , ,V I V r ,, V. f P I - :1 5 Q V , ,1 I I X 3 4 5 3 5 . 'W 3' 2 r X K -- X -. X 55 9 ' fe I 'F X 3 1 4: -. ge I gm df 1 , ' f 7 u v 1 , 2 M. X' .- c ,1-
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