Sharpsville High School - Devils Log Yearbook (Sharpsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

vwo L U 9 V . EVIL'S I PASSING or A PUBILISHED sr 'rms ssmoa Jounmsmsm CLASS msn sci-loox., SHARPSVILLE, PA. i MAY 1959 i . ' P ' ., ,AA FORE' According to familiar phrase, Time waits for no man, we, the senior . class of 1959, this to be very true as we, now approach a different world a world of and duty. From now on it is up to us as individuals IL - '1 to decide which will profit us the most, We all have the same - --'l -.T portunity and the challenge with which to better our lives and the of others. For our education will cease hereg for others l twelve years have rich background for future Let us always have a high regard for the wonderful times we have had together as a group and the lasting friendships. May our one goal throughout life be better service to our community, our nation, and our God. This 1959 Devil's Log seeks to remind us of the many changes which have oc- curred since our present high school was opened in 1922 until the present, 1959. We, the class of 1959, therefore, wish to dedicate our yearbook to this high school which has offered a field of knowledge to all who have passed through its doors. However, with an eye on the future, we look forward, with the underclassmen, to the promise of a bigger and better educational system for the youth of our community as work progresses on the new high school which is now under construction. 2 TABLE 0F CONTENTS T Page 1- 11 12- 25 59 is 46- 61 62- 87 88-117 118-156 157-160 l i 5 as In 1922 the members of the Sharpsville school board purchased grounds on Thirteenth Street where a portable building was built to provide room for students in grades one and two. This al- leviated the overcrowded situation at the Robison school on Seventh Street. These portable buildings served their pur- pose throughout the years until the school year of 1957-1958 when operational costs made it economically unsound to continue their use. They are now maintained by the school board as storage rooms for various school materials and equipment. The original Sharpsville High School was erected on Mercer Avenue in 1869. The ground needed for this purpose was donated by Mr. Pierce. This brick structure con- sisted ofthe four southeast rooms of the present Deeter School. The students of all twelve grades attended the building and it provided room for about 200 students. In 1876 and 1883 additions were built to the Deeter Schoolg thereby bringing it to 4 CUT O its present physical size and appearance. With the completion of these new sec- tions, the building contained 10 rooms. The first class to receive diplomas from this building was the class of 1884 and consisted of 12 graduates. Miss Emma Deeter, for whom the building was later named, taught the first grade here from 1882 until her retirement in 1928. 5 The Robison building, which is located at Seventh Street, was erected in 1892 as a six room building which was built to ac- commodate approximately l50 pupils. The cost of the building was 316,000. Due to modern expansion and an ever growing population several extra rooms were built. It now consists of 10 rooms and it supplies substantial room for 217 pupils from grades one through six. The faculty is comprised of 8 classroom teachers and a principal, Miss Allen. During the past year a new cafeteria was installed to further provide the students with more of the newer facilities now available. This building was named in honor of Miss Emma Robison, who taught here from 1900 to 1937. 1 k1's'f.iS'M ,.,gA L,.. Wx, .,L,Q.,W, 1, LWQ,,,,,v:.. ,,.,.g,,,Wi,,W,,,M-,,,,Ai,,,,JN...J 1 M -u ,,, . wi1k'Q5?9':lff 'W . .. Sv w . 4 f 'TI'N.1, v - LQ- A ,' 1. 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The first classes were held in the new building upon the retum from Christmas vacation in January of 1953. This new structure supplied adequate room For the 445 pupils which it housed. There were 12 classrooms, a cafeteria, and a gymnasium and auditorium combined. As the school attendance continued to grow it became apparent that this very new building could no longer handle the crowded situation and, therefore, plans were made for an addition. When the 1958--59 school session opened in September the new addition was open for use. The student enrollment Rnr the term was, approxi- mately, 468. Six extra classrooms and a new music room are now in opera- tion. There was 18 classroom teachers in the building and many of them originally taught in one of the old rural sciool houses. Mr. Samuel Davis is the school principal and he is also the elementary supervisor . Last of the one-room schools One of the most recent types of school architecture in our community is the Pebly building which was started in 1955 and was completed in the fall of 1956. This modern structure is composed of 12 classrooms, and an all-purpose room used as a gymnasium, an auditorium, and a cafeteria. As the doors ofthe Pebly Building opened, 350 students were enrolled. It is staffed by l3 teachers and a principal, Mr. McWhirter. Assisting these teachers are special subject instructors: in music and art who visit each room once a week. The school was named for former Superintendent of Sharpsville Schools, Mr. Harry Pebly, who retired in June of 1957 after 36 years of service to our school system. 7 -NNN N-4 lxst at 'M' r' SH RPSVILLE HIGH SCHCGL Just as we today face a growing population and crowded conditions the youth of a past era faced the same problems. 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ROW 2: Harold Reichart, Gordon King, Mason Morrow, Gerald Minnick, Mildred McGaffic, Elizabeth Laycock, Adelaide LeDane, Mildred Pryde, Chauncey Rickard. ROW 3: Nicholas Mehler, Charles Robins, Raymond Carywright, Dale Brown, James Roberts. CLASS OF 1922 Christmas vacation was welcomed for various reasons by the senior class of 1922. One very outstanding reason was that the Seniors knew when they returned it would not be to the Deeter building, then known as the high school, but to the new Sharpsville High School. Upon entering the building, they found large rooms, spacious corridors, and the newest of modern conveniences. The principal of this new high school was Mr. Harry E. Pebly, who was later to become superintendent, and serving as superintendent at this time was Mr. William Johnson. Several teachers who taught here at this time were, Miss Leban, Miss Moore, Mr. Servart and Miss Campbell. The education which was offered was of a classical form with foreign language, science, mathematics, and social studies being taught. In the field of sports, baseball was the largest attraction. Football ranked very high and an organized basketball team was formed, for the first year, with Mr. Pebly as coach. Miss Leban, the English teacher, directed the first class day program ever given by a senior class at Sharpsville in 1922. The program consisted ofa play entitled The Arrival of Kitty. It was presented at the United Brethren Church on Ridge Avenue. 10 3 3 , 4? -L - iw M A S, .g Q , 2 H ' 1 Q ii 54 , .2 i ,f , K . 4'fk,l , X . 5 2 , k K i if , fir' A 5 , V, mg k..V if U me sz? ,O - an-f f M9 ,mf f ,. ng K , fm H E 2 S ,, ' Z, ,M au' , ,, A . ff K K 4' ff W nn. W af W f 'fl ' V7 fin an 1 M I W: if MM wr 'QE' up qw 3' 94 ,, 5, ,me--Q.-fa H fm, K,.,m,.lA iw. W. ga .W af , S , 5 .Z . Q , - af. 2 isflgg 5 f 5 , A M, Qfzw WS' ff War 1- as ,w--m - A A M, In M ,,-l 'Web Q 4, ,, 7 ,R ,ai L, M-1-H f Je. an f wg gf ff, H 1 f If My A 'V Qs 'wif' M Mfr gy ,W W J. N, w 3 ww 4 gn 323- W1 W5 ' w , 'Q f. My Y 7 is! - QL , L, 5 if- . , LM ,I - lg, fy, 4 : ' - ' L '-.f -,.:' 1 .,AL '-:1' W , A gf E - L N '.'v M k U .Q-. 1-. ADMIN I STRATIGN AND FACULTY CHARLES E. ROBINS Principal Sharpsville High School EDWIN J. FLEGAL Superintendent Sharpsville Joint Schools M - H ' f FAREWELL SE 10115 Asl write my farewell message to the Seniors of Sharpsville Joint Schools I think it might be just as ap- propriate to say Hello and greet you as young Ameri- can Citizens. You have gone to school now for twelve years and although you have not won all your battles, both physically and mentally, I hope you can all say I fought them fairly. If you have gained that one prin- ciple your future life will be better and our nation will be vastly improved by its use. As you leave the doors of your school you should know that in life you will not win all your battles. Fight them fairly and take defeat with a graceful smile as well as a victory with humility. I sincerely hope and believe that the knowledge and training you received, the virtues and attitudes you de- veloped, and the excellent guidance you were given in all fields will bolster your self confidence and courage to meet the challenge of the future. In years to come as you look again through this book I hope it will bring back a storehouse of pleasant mem- ories and associations. To some of you it will also bring back pleasant memories of hard work. It is only when we look at work in the future does it appear distasteful, after it is over it leaves a wonderful feeling of ac- complishment. To all of you as Young Americans I want to extend my hand in friendship and fellowship. May all of your futures be bright and promising. Sincerely, Edwin J. Flegal Superintendent To you seniors who are about to graduate I would like to extend my sincere congratulations and best wishes for your happiness and success in the future. You have worked and waited to achieve the status of high school graduates. Your parents have sacrificed much in time, worry and money to bring you to the point of graduation. Your teachers have worked hard to instill in you good living habits, punctuality and dependability as well as attempting to pass on to you knowledge that will benefit you as adults. These many contributions by you, your parents and your teachers are the necessary ingredients of our Ameri- can educational system. You, the individual, are the product of this system. It is you and your actions which will determine whether or not this system of education is doing the job. Wit.h our world torn and confused by the many con- flicting ideologies of government and life, we are de- pending on our American youth to enter into adult life to accept and overcome all challenges. Upon you and others like you, throughout the nation, we are placing our entire hope and faith in the future of our country. I challenge you, to go forward to meet the responsi- bilities and tests that lie ahead, and may you come through undaunted and with heads held high. Good luck, Charles E. Robins 1 l 5 r 2 no 14 Junior High Principal Anita Alderman Understanding, wisdom, and a love for her work are just a few of the qualities which have aided Miss Anita Alderman in her duties as Junior High Principal and Junior High English teacher. She has acquired this wisdom and understanding from the many years of experience she has had in the teaching field. Many students have passed through her classroom and have come away richer in the knowledge which they gained from Miss Alderman. Girls' Guidance Miss Rozella Heilman In taking up her position as Dean of Girls in September, 1958, Miss Rozella I-leilman not only lessened the tremendous amount of work to be done by Mr. John Mattern, pre- viously counselor for both boys and girls, but also fulfilled an ambition to be a guid- ance counselor. She has had a successful year in performing her duties, interviewing each senior girl, aiding and advising them with their choice of a career, serving as a confidant for personal problems and being a true and faithful friend to each one as well. Boys' Guidance Mr. John Mattern Since Mr. John Mattern, Dean of Boys has had several years experience in counseling young people, he is able to discern many of the problems of youth. By giving various aptitude tests, he andMiss I-leilman are able to acquire a very informative file on each student, thereby enabling them to help each with his own individual problems. Inter- viewing each senior boy and aiding any other student who comes to him, is just a small amount of the work he does each year. 16 President Vice-President Jack Moore Char les Moyer Secretary Treasurer George Allen Charles.Sullivan SHARPSVILLE JOIN T SCHOOL BOARD The members of our school board devote much of their time and ability in helping to formulate, guide, and maintain the various policies of our school program. For their untiring efforts and continued interest in the welfare of the youth in our com- munity, we sincerely wish to express our appreciation, Directly above are the officers of the Joint Boardg President, Jack Moore, Vice-President, Charles Moyer-, Secretary, George Allen, Treasurer, Charles Sullivan. Pictured top right is the Clarksville Board, L. to R.: Harold Hendrickson, Charles Moyer, L. L. Morneweck, Wilbert Nickel. Pictured middle right is the Sharpsville Board, ROW 1, L. to R.: Martin Lally, Paul DeSantis, George Allen, Donald I-little. ROW 2: Charles Sullivan, George Mathewson, Jack Moore. Pictured bottom right is the South Pymatuning Board, L. to R.: Edward Wilson, Herbert Sump, Mrs. Mary Kitch, Edward Patton. Mrs. Allison Mr. Anderson Mr. Cerbus Mr. Cunningha m SE ICR HIGH TEACHERS Mrs. Rosalie Allisong Home Economics Mr. Orvis Andersong Science, Projectionist Club Advisor Mr. Paul Cerbusg Music Director Mr. John Cunninghamg Social Studies, Athletic Director Mrs. Ruth Davenportg Mathematics Mr. Steve Gergelyg Health Education, Varsity Basketball Coach Mr . G 21 gew Mrs. Davenport M' . ISS Clljiland Miss Patricia Gillilandg Commercial, Cheerleader Advisor Miss Mary Hayesg Foreign Language, Latin Club Advisor Mr. William Herrmanni History, Journalism Publications Advisor Mrs. Fay Hollingsheadg Home Economics, F.HA. Advisor Mr. Frank Kentong Industrial Arts, Safety Patrol Advisor Mr. Alexander Krotenakg Mathematics, Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Hollingshead MI. Kenton Miss Hayes Mr. Herrmann Mr. Krotenak My Lalw Mr. Thomas Lallyg Social Studies, Football Coach Mr. Scott Lewis, Social Studies, Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Adele Liburdi, English, Science Mr. Samuel Liburdi, Social Studies, Varsity Baseball Coach, Junior Varsity Football Coach Mr. John Liko, Industrial Arts, Sophomore Class Advisor, Junior High Basketball Coach Miss Phyllis Magargeeg Comme rcial, Commercial Club Advisor Mr. Liburdi Mr. Liko is Mr. Lewis Mrs. Liburdi Miss Ma gargee Mrs. Muia fr n X Mr. Muth Mr. Nicholas Mr. Quarterson Mrs. Natalie Muiag English, Freshman Class Advisor Mr. Robert Muthg Drivers Education Mr. William Nicholasg Music, Junior High Band and Chorus Mr. Cyril Quartersong Science, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Mrs. Ruth Robinsg Mathematics, National Honor Society Advisor Mrs. Helen Sirbg Commercial M TS. Sirb 21 Mrs. Robins Miss Stewart Mrs. Stoner Mr, Tallarico Mr. Alfred Whit e Miss Ruth Stewartg librarian Mrs. Gloria Stonerg health education Mr. Gerald Tallaricog English Mr. Alfred Whitey foreign language, English, French Club advisor. Mrs. Anna Youngg English Mrs. Lona Robinsong nurse Mrs. Young Mrs. Robinson 22 Miss Brown Mr. Frank UN IOR HIGH TEACHERS Miss Minnie Browng mathematics, reading Mr. John Frankg social studies Mr. Thomas Leonardg geography Mrs, Louise Marcoliviog English, civics Mrs. Frances Nicholasg music Mrs. Alice Rogersg mathematics w Mr. Leonard Mrs. Marcolivio Mrs. Nicholas Mrs. Rogers Mrs. Mary Roux Mrs. Anna Supplee Mr. Richard White Social studiesg reading mathematics geographyg reading SECRET RIES PEREOR MANY SERVICES FOR STUDE TS A D FACULTY We wish to pay tribute to the secretaries of this building who render many unnoticed services to the stu- dent body and faculty every day. Among their many duties areg taking care of correspondence, keeping an account of all the money which is turned in by various school organizations, and keeping all school records. In addition they also type material for many of the teachers. Miss June Ellison Miss Pauline Lombardi Mrs. Violet Penniman Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Principal 24 1 L. TO R.: Mrs. Alice Jones, Mrs. Rebecca Canter, Mrs. Stanley Olcasky. CUSTODIAN S STRI E TO PRCVIDE CLE , PLEASA A OSPHERE When the day is over and the corridors are once again emptied of the babbling voices of myriad students, our janitors and lady sweepers begin their long and hard work of preparing the building for the next day of occupancy Although these people are seldom seen by most of us, they keep our school clean and sanitary throughout the year. Mr. William Alexander Mr. Crawford Hofius Custodian Custodian 25 V. S ' ' ,f 4 ', A ' Af 1 f -Fl sf ,' . '5ii'f1. :5 ... . ,Q ,.. fi 7 f X S ,wgg ,, ' iffi we wif za T 1 Wim? 'NCQ 5V , wh, lm. Wiiffiwis, W, 3 N, RY ' 1 Q , wwf . .waqlk Q .,.,. , , , S M , L L,.fff,g:,, L , My - .. T' 1 ... 1 .. ... ... ACTIVITIES W A - W M ! I Mm.. ,WA 9 vw nw W W WWI, I Mm?-q W W immgm-5 M sw Ta M '4 qv' 1 M w mm ,ww WQKYHX IEWEEIQI, WSW WSW. Kwai Wx .: , W . PM ' , I W 'W K WEL M w e ww I I WWI A . -v w W 1' my I N 5 5' M 2 ,,. fe H 4 'w VQ 3iQ Q- f 'FQ ' Si MQW' Officers and advisor, L to R: Tom Molnar, Vice-President, George Vasconi, Presidentg Mrs. Ruth Robins, Advisor, Karen Horstman, Secretary-Treasurer. I light the candle of Scholarship . . . is part of the initiation ceremony admitting the new member into Chapter 3475 of the National Honor Society. Founded on Februgfy-R55 1fi'94f85-by . Thomaseliilly and Van Egpys rhiasyorgimitattbm s sponsor? dsbysathei ssocia - tion of geeondgqsiygigartjgaipggls and is Ruth Robins. each 1570 of the of the Junior one must havei'5fZilIavQ?iKge'..iJf 9070 or more. Prospectiigie members are judged by the high school faculty and the present Qciety members on four basic prificiples-Scholan ship, Service, Leadership, and Character. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RECOGNIZES VALUE OF SCHOLARSHIP ROW 1, L to R: Martha Frye, Colleen Mahaney, Linda Horstman, Judy Wood, Darlene Fustos, Mary Morrison. ROW 2: Mary Jean Brown, Janet Stahl, Janet Kelly, Karen Horstman, Betty King, Marilyn Carnes, Julie Pache, Carol Nottingham. ROW 3: Fred Barsun, Tom Molnar, Dan Taylor, Bill Wilson, George Vasconi. Mrs. Robins 28 ROW 1, L to R: Terry Liptak, Jim Wilson, Frank Errnias. ROW 2: Mr. John Mattern, Advisor, George Vasconi, Judy Wood, Becky Nystrom, Sandy McCracken, Myltreda Palazzo, Pat Burns, Chuck McCracken. ROW 3: Tom Antos, Dan Taylor STUDENT COUNCIL PROVIDES TRAINING IN GOVERNMENT Sharpsville High School's Student Council is composed of one seventh, eighth, and ninth grader, two sophomores, three juniors, and four seniors. This organization is under the advisorship of the Guidance Director, Mr, John Mattern. A student is elected from the seventh grade and repre- sents his class alone until his sophomore, junior, and senior years when three more representa- tives are chosen, one each year. The purpose of this organization is to co-operate with the school ad- ministration to help in activities where their services will be of value. It also represents the stu- dent body on all issues and sponsors assemblies. Officers and advisor, L to R: Mr. John Mattern, Advisor, George Vasconi President, Jim Wilson, Vice-President, Judy Wood, Secretary-Treasurer. ua! ROW 1, L to R: Ruth Perkins, Carol Watson, Bonnie Nelson, Mary Williams, Donna Anelli, Patty Wood, Helen Raiti. ROW 2: Nancy Alfredo, Lynn Eberhart, Sandy McCracken, Joanne Nicastro, Roxanne Perfilio, Sheryl Mastrionni, Darla Penniman, Dianne DeSalvo, Grace Wickline. ROW 3: Gail Wimer,Karen Hurl, Joan Grove, Patty Weston, Maxine Wiles, Sally Stanton, Marcella Morgan. LIBRARY AIDS Aiding Miss Ruth Stewart in the library this year are 41 library aids, who take over the various tasks in- volved in managing a library. Any senior high stu- dent having a study hall and desiring to help in the library meets with Miss Stewart at the beginning of each year. She then appoints a head librarian, us- ually a senior, who in turn assigns various jobs to other aids, Head librarian this year is Mary Wudl. Librarian and assistants, L to R: Georganne Achenbach assistant, Miss Stewart, librarian, Mary Wudl, assistant, ROW 1, L to R: Mary Wudl, Carol Gunsley, Eleanor Ledney, Georganne Achenbach, Joyce Swartz. ROW 2: Kathy Zreliak, Pat Allen, Altha O'Donnell, Bonnie O'Kresik, Darlene Yanik, Gloria Kopen, Elaine Scott, Kathy Bralick, Linda Addicott. ROW 3: Dan l-liryak, Jack Marrie, Bob Scott, Bill Barrett. ROW 15 L to R: Mary Morrison, Janet Stahl, Janet Kelly, Karen Horstman,,Betty King, Colleen Mahaney, Carol Nottingham, Marilyn Carnes, Julie Pache, Judy Wood. ROW 2: Fred Barsun, Dan Taylor, George Vasconi, Bill Wilson. M ' B K' h k' ' ' o:a1z::5.' Witt. .sm s:.g2i.Psfg2tf MONITORS Monitors are members of the National Honor Society who are selected to accept a post in one part of the hall during one of their free periods. Monitors are to be courteous to visitors and to act as guides during their visit. They can be seen at any time during the day running about the building doing odd jobs, from delivering messages to passing out absentee lists. Besides these duties they try to busy themselves with their everyday homework. This year the monitor staff is composed of fourteen very efficient members who quietly go about their work 1 everyday while classes are being held, Crowded hallways show need for new building now under construction. fy .L 2 K HW s. 'kjbk ' ,J ,Q Il 8 I s 'fs .gg- f ,Q. .,,, Mg fix . , , 1 2 x A b A qw, -S' ,Y ., ,M Ui V. v .14 4 we Q , , Hz' YYH! .EFS sm ff X iixiww if ,N Q.,-. .V .X of ...,...-.MH L- Kfxzff ....,..u-MW. f ----- as 4 QR . S xi K V 52-Q f 1 fm-f W 3e.Wsif, ,N is 3 xr 15' A , , TI: QF AE my PRoJEcTioN1sTs CLUB The main functions of the Projec- tionists Club are to provide visual education equipment for use in the classrooms, to show movies to var- ious service clubs in the Sharpsville area, to take care of the Public Address system for assemblies, and to provide lighting for the class plays. When the club was first or- ganized several years ago, they had one movie projector and have since built up their equipment to include: two still film projectors, two 16 mm. movie machines, two record players, one tape recorder, one disk recorder, and one opaque projector. Contributions from the various service clubs, for work rendered by the boys, is put into an activity fund which is used to pay for a pin which each projectionist gets at the end of his senior year. STAGE CREW Sharpsville High School's three-man stage crew consists of Jim Bertolasio, Mike Shcmancik. and Torn Morrison and is under the general supervision of Mr. John Liko. These boys work during study halls and frequently will be found after school preparing the stage for a play. it is their job to set up flats and they are also re- sponsible for the management of props. When the night of a play rolls around the stage crew has put in many hours of tiring work ready- ing the stage for the production. These boys play a fundamental role backstage and without them a suc- cessful dramatic production would be impossible. L. TO R. are: Ray Cubicg Kirk Heilmang Gary Cosendineg Mr. Anderson, advisorg Tom Antos. L. TO R. are: Tom Morrison, Mike Shemancik, Jim Bertolasio .wie 1 S' , A 2 The Latin Club is an orgaiiization for Latin I. and Il. students. lt began fourteen High School. The Latin Club is af- filiated with the Motto for the Club is: Vincit Qui Se Himself. Any student is eligible to join the Club. Initiation for is November. The purpose enjoyment of Latin. Meetings are held the dyirifiag class period, Miss Hayes, Lathe tfl imembers journey yearly to Buhl Planetarium in A iiativdiwfeitziifal Week While there they View The I-Still EXhibiIS. also shown at the Planetarium. LATIN CLUB MARKS 14th YEAR ROW lg L to R: Joe DeJulia, Peggy McGee, Judy Sabella, Mary Polichak, Mike Sember. ROW 2: Tom Espy, Lynn Thomas, Carol Filer, Harriet French, Mary Ann Lazor, Mike Gula. ROW 3: Ned Lally, Ted Yurkon, Bill Adams, Steve Gurgo- vits, Tom Mathieson. ROW 13 L to R: Dot Martin, Gail Anderson, Andrea Lucas, Bonnie O'Kresik. ROW 2: Rus- sell Daisley, Pat Rosa, Bill Banch, Pat Lyden, Mike Colundjia, Frances Hanley, Sandra Monsman Ted Atkinson, Pat Kar- sonvich, Jim Letgers, Darlene Fustos. ROW 1: L. to R.: Ann Robins. Becky Nystrom, Mardee Sue McLean, Sandy Horvath, Jean Jovenall, Gerry Grimes ROW 2: Sam Brant, To In Antos, Ronnie Maykow- ski, Kenny Brown. K i ROW 1: L. to R. - Tom Scott, Kerney Tillian, Frank Swog- ger. ROW 2: Pat Allen, Gloria Palano, Mary Lou Stafford, Marlene Yourga, Carol Stahl, Betty Wolfe, Margie Sloan, ROW 32 Stephanie Kovacs, Carol Mathewson, Jean Nelson, Margaret Ann Walko. Latin Club officers and advisor: Mike Colundjia, Consul, Mike Gula, Scribe, Sam Brandt Quaestorg Steve Gurgovits, Consul, Miss Hayes, Advisor, Mike Feltovitch, Consul, Altha O'Donnell, Scribe, Darlene Fustos, Scribe. 3 he -lf., 358' K ,Q ag is ,E i if x T V ,G Q? M g fl, ff K,,V,4H5, Q K M kv? 32' I J my wg an , ,, fy gg, vw if fy t. ,QA Qs E1 f, Q 4,3 V rw .....d' ROW 1, L. to R.: J. Gizdic, S. Dulaney. ROW 2: ROW 1, L. to R.: J. Heidelbach, J. Heidelbach. L. Hum, N. Hayes, C. McGinnis. ROW 3: S. Rapp, ROW 2: L. Addicott, S. Marstellar, P. Martin. ROW C. Rush, V. Hoover. 3: P. Young, K. Bralick, P. Coyne. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS GAIN VALUABLE EXPERIENCE FROM CLUB ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Riffe, D. Knappenberger, B. Banas, A. Koteles, D. Wil- F.H.A. officers and advisors, L. liams, K. Bresnahan. ROW 2: P. Maybee, F. Lloyd, C. Hopkins, J. Morrin, P. to R.: C. Rush, treasurer, C. Misivich, J. Miodrag. Hopkins, secretary, B. Banas, president, Mrs. Hollingshead and Mrs. Allison, advisors. ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Bornes, B. Skarosi, M. Cleary, E. Snyder, E. Scott, E. White, M. Dulaney. ROW 2: E. White, K. Gruver, M. Slovesko, P. Williams, C. Austin, E. Beck. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is an organization which aims to foster interest in the French language and customs. This club is pictured at the right. The members are, Bottom to Top: Laura Johnston, Julie Pache, Catherine Schotte, Marilyn Carnes, Mary Alene Wudl, Elaine Elekes, Chuck McCracken, Janet Stahl, Colleen Mahaney and the advisor, Mr. Alfred White. Quill and Scroll officers and advisor L. to R.: Mr William Herrmann, advisor, Ray Benetto, Secretary, French Club officers and advisor, L to R.: Colleen Barb Dolan, treasurer, Julie Pache, president, and Tom Mahaney, secretary-treasurer, Chuck McCracken, vice Molnar, vice-president. president, Mr. White, advisor, Julie Pache, president. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is a national honorary society for high school journalists. The members are pictured at the left. ROW 1, L. to R.: Judy Wood, Patti Williams, Susie Sullivan, Marilyn Carnes, Barb Dolan, Julie Pache. ROW 2: Ray Benetto, John Scurpa. ROW 3: Tom Molnar, Ron Lang, Ed Williams, Bob O'Neill, Doug Cerroni, and Mike Mudrey. Pete Prentner of American Yearbook discusses picture cropping with co-editors and advisor. Staff members pictured ABOVE are: ROW l, L. to R.: Judi Pt-nniman, Patti Williamsg ROW 2: Becky Diefenderfer, Kate Cruver, Mary Alt-ne Wudl. PUBLICATIONS STAFF '58 - '59 A-CDN . Blue Sz White Co-Editors Bob O'Nei1l Susie Sullivan Doug Cerroni Kate Gruver Feature Editor Chief Typist Staff members at LEFT are, L. to R.: Len Pasco, George Vasconi, Ron Lang, Bob Jules. Pictured at RIGHT is a group of juniors who will form the nucleus of next year's staff. These juniors have assisted this year's staff in many ways. -J Devils Log Co-Editors Judy Wood Julie Pache 1 'KKV ' , ,k.. mfggzggg r if 2.52.2555 Ray Benetto Wm. M. Herrmann, Jr. Business Manager AdV1SOf The Blue 8: White and Devils Log, the publi- cations of Sharpsville High School, provide practical knowledge and experience in the field of journalism for all those students participating in the production of these publi- cations. In order to qualify for a position on these staffs, one must successfully complete a year of journalism I, covering classroom in- structions in the field of journalism. Editors are chosen at the end of their first year of journalism on the basis of their progress in studies throughout the year. These students are sent to the Ohio University Journalism Workshop, where they are furthur instructed in yearbook and newspaper production. As a reward for their efforts, these students are given a banquet to finish out the year. X I Marilyn Carnes Faculty Editor 3 Tom Molnar Music Sz Drama Editor Ed Williams Sports Editor at Barb Dolan Senior Editor Staff members pictured above are, L. 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R ., 2:53 W 1 EJ if if x 4? . 'f f J . A 3 an Q .M We if . NE' 'JM' 5 i QQ? V31 5 I ix A XL 5-J L ,J 1 x Q A N fx. 4' me '- 'J ' f 1 S 3 1 , Nw 4 X, 2 lk, Q Q1 ar I asv ix-1 1 Mf ,MK ff W M ' 3 LQ? 5 , 1 9, 3 If D f . Q96 fain-M 4 4 1 i 3 A M Sm slim 'Wx W as .M 4 , A, ,,m:,, af fl 4 'T' i ff 'Q -J W. D f sf? gg jig Xi 5 Q ll ll an ROW 1 B. Bookwalter F. Sherman T Pagerdi B. Cartwright R. Wagner L. Clark P. Piccerelli FRESHMEN ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Johnson, S. Cart- wright, S. Stanton, M. Williams, D. Bateman. ROW 2: M. Downing, S. Grandy, M. A. Young, D. Gergely, N. DeMaria, P. Sager. ROW 3: S. Griz, D. Struble, J. Cunning, C. Benedict, S. McCracken, J. Wasley, D. Anelli. ROW 4: D. Kukuda, D. l-Ieiges, B. Stevens, J. Pikna, J. Kulcheski, G. Knappenberger, J. Kloss. ROW 5: C. Lang, B. Godfrey. J. Orchard, J. Hazlett Director William Nicholas sw, UNIGR BAND GIVES EXPERIENCE FOR FUTURE. ROW 2 G. Nitch D. Cubic B. Sember K. Swallow N. Steen D. Flickinger C. Shank S. Ampy J. Brown B. Kopacz J. O'Shaney E. Quinn J. Lally G. Griffin SEVENTH AND ElG4'TH GRADE MEMBERS ROW 3 M. Pancioni A. Owen J. Bernard E. Steindorf L. Palonis E. Cusick J. Molnar B. Boles B. Metuschak K Campagna ROW 4 P. Glenn G. Harris G. Rust A. Filer A. Scott S. Smith S. Antos P. Klein ROW 6 T. Hitmar ROW 5 R. Rosse T. Schubert A. Dolan J. Weeter D. Kroko ROW 7 D. Koval M. Sullivan N. Eakin E. Schulthorpe G. Auchter J. Totten B. Johnson V. Stigliano D. Olshavs R. Taylor N. Conlin D. Kelly R. Byerley J. Johnson A. Costello R. Taylor S. Butt N. Ferris ORCHESTRA PROVIDES FINE MUSIC THROUGHOUT YEAR ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Grandy, D. Anelli, D. Miksa, M. Sloan, S. McCracken, M. Yourga, F. Hanley. ROW 2: D. Martin, P. Rosa, J. Jovenall, L. I-lorstman, C. Lucas, J. Stahl, M. MacLean, B. King, M. Kroko, C. Nottingham, S. Coppage, J. I-Iitmar, J. Johnson, F. Barsun. ROW 3: K. Waugaman, T. Mathieson, D. Gergely, A. Robins, D. Williams, M. Olshavsky, S. Malsom, D. Johnson, M. Rice, Mr. Cerbus, L. Rosa, J. Scott, W. Dunlavey, M. Frye, S. Horvath. SENIORS SITTING STANDING Betty King Jim Hitmar Linda Horstman Fred Barsun Martha Flye Walt Dunlavey Sarah Malsom Mickey Kfoko Carol Nottingham Sandy Coppage Janet Stahl SWIN G BAND ROW 1, L. to R.: Louis Rosa Mary Jean Brown Carol Nottingham Walt Dunlavey Sandra Coppage Ray Benedict ROW 2: Janet Stahl Pat Karsonovich Chuck Zahniser Mark Rice Bill Parcetic Torn Molnar Bud Buchanan Mike Olshavsky Chuck McCracken GIRLS' OCTET Darlene Fustos Mardee McLean Martha Frye Mary Wudl Susan Sullivan Janet Stahl Mary Jean Brown Linda Horstman W!! X, f W ' 7 i?51 9 VM. Az:Wf5 .f V ,LA.v, I Z ggvfiiziih-,g4 3 I vw pf f ., W 'Ili' me ' ., x f ,V we wk. ,:,, f- ,, V 'Za' f f-.T r , X 2 M--.wr ff K pf r xv s3'Sr-gif? 3 fx A , S F52 pw gf QQ, mn My-1 8 fe 12 xy '- 15313731 M 4. 1 5' .E Q Q 1. 5343. 5 5 4233 ' YH :Magi A Jie M r, U Betty Fallansbee . Bob Cook .,.... Dot Davidson . . . Alex Sampson . . . Mildred Fallansbee Cast Bill Fallansbee. .... . . Tom Fallansbee, Jr. . . . . Tom Fallansbee, Sr. . . . . . Daphne Murchison . . . . Peg Bancroft .... Martha Frye Bill Wilson Mary Ann Lucas Dick DeVenney Mary lean Brown Charles McCracken John Karsonovich Fred Barsun Darlene Fustos Patricia Connelly Adbel Bir Idn Fazzei . . . . . . Bob Velkey Irma Murchison ........... Linda Horstman Sidi Hazem El Saud Ben Ahmad . Dan Taylor Ern'e Klautzer ............ Tom Molnar Pffrmimah . . . . . . Barbara Dolan A Siranger . . . . .Joe Smith CLASS OF '59 PRESENTS HILARIOUS COMEDY - DIET OF DATES A cast of 16 juniors presented the 3-act comedy Diet of Dates to a full house on the evenings of March 20 SL 21, 1958. The hilarious action took place in the Fallansbee living room. Each act proved more side-splitting than the previous one until the conclusion of Act 3 sent the crowd home thoroughly enter- tained and amused. Student directors were George Vasconi and Karen Horstman while Mrs. Jean Louden served as faculty ad- VISOI. Not again! A Snap out of it, boy! Praise Allah. It's D-D-D-Drac! !! Cast Sue Marshall . . . . . . . Pete Marshall . . . Aunt Enid Uncle Clyde . . . Marlene . Steve Dracca . . . . . Audrey . . Termite . Mrs. Erskine . . . Dr. Cole . . . Steinbeck Dodo . . . Jackie . . Lola ....... . Batty . . . Two Attendants . . 155 iifmfss,fssvsssrfaieiiffi'-if 1' 2:5 XL f I .uftratsi amy: :gg af it H A ' 4 at A iw-ex Judy Wood Bob Velkey Janet Stahl Tom Molnar Martha Frye Fran Fornelli Darlene Fustos Chuck McCracken Carol Nottingham Ray Weston Joe Smith Karen llorstman Linda Horstman Ann Marie Koteles Judi Penniman Dick DeVenney and Mike Colundjia A cool ghoul trying to get a head. My, what big hands you have, Grandpa. I WAS A TEENAGE DRACULAH PROVES A SUCCESS FOR GRADUATING SENIORS. A student cast of 17, under the supervision of Mrs. Jean Loudcn, faculty director and Catherine Schotte, student director, de- lighted capacity crowds on January 15 and l6 with their pres-- cntation of a thrilling three'act mystery-comedy, l Was A Teenage Dracula. ABOVE are the members of the Thespian Society. ROW 1, L. to R.: Fred Barsun, Dick Devenney, Mary Jean Brovxm, Patty Connelly, Darlene Fustos, Patty Lyden, Darlene Yanik. ROW 2: Joe Smith, John Karsonovich, Dan Taylor, Bob Velkey, Patty Williams, Chuck McCracken, Bill Wilson, George Vasconi, Sandy Swallow. ROW 3: Karen Horstman, Walter Dunlavey, Judi Penniman, Mike Feltovich, Frank Swogger, Tom Mathieson. ROW 4: Barb Dolan, Carol Anelli, Shelley Mitchelltree, Gloria Palazzo, Julie Pache, Carol Stahl. ROW 5: Mary Ann Karsonovich, Bob O'Neill, Alma Spiegal, Myltreda Palazzo, Mary Alene Wudl. ROW 6: Ray Cubic, Bill Adams, Tom Grimes. One of our school's most active clubs is the Thespian Society. Under the general supervision of Mrs. Jean Louden, the society presents a number of one-act plays throughout tnc school year for viewing by the student body. The society helps to train those students who are interested in drarnatics, so that they will have a general idea of how an actual Broadway show is produced. Setting up the stage, directing one-act plays, lighting and sound effects and prompting are just a few of the things that the teenage actors and actresses learn during the production of a one-act play. At the right are a few scenes from the various one- act plays presented during the past school year. X 5 5 THESPIAN S ABOVE are pictured the officers of the club. L. TO R.: Fred Barsun, president, Arthur Kantner, scribe, George Vasconi, vice-president, Karen Horstman, treasurer, Darlene Fustos, secretary. Language arts give greater appreciation and understanding of ourselves others. 61 and ii. www if I .... ,-+ x 'fffLZ'i, Wgfik MTX , k .Q wgxfxwx V 1 Qwg, Qfiwkmfvf f- ww 4 My 83? A Q W. 4 ' My-If xxx X N w , W M, , ,, , , wx Uf X MLM H W - SPORTS Tw-rx , ,we MM i mi V'-LL f 4 5,334 fa I FIRST ROW, L.-R.: Ed McDougal, Ken Brown, Russ Daisley, Tom Lally, Pete I-Iill, Leo Scott, Dan Stabile, Bob McDougal. SECOND ROW: Bob Drobney, Bob Faber, Harry Watson, Dave Gaines, Francis Bornes, Bill Wilson, John Karsonovich, John Scurpa. SS GRIDDERS GRIND OUT 7 - 2 RECON Coaches: TOM LALLY, SAM LIBURDI K I 7 On August 18 approximately 40 determined boys re ported for the first day of football practice. Durin the following two weeks until school started, two- day workouts were held under the blistering sun at baseball field, This time was spent stressing fundar mentals under the watchful eyes of coaches Tom L Sam Liburdi and John Mattern. By the Sharon gam on Sept. 12 the squad had dwindled to a mere 30, the men were separated from the boys. Those rem Managers: RAY I-IITTLE, DON WILLIAMS FIRST ROW, L.-R.: Francis Castner, Jim Wilson, Ed Williams, Pat Burns, Mike Gula, Ed Stanton, Harvey Morford Mike Colundjia. SECOND ROW: Ray Weston, Joe Smith, Ned Lally, Bob Fabrey, Dave Nelson, Bob Anderson, Jack Lary, Rick De al. DP COUNTY AND DISTRICT TITLES , followed strict training rules until the final game h Mercer on Nov. 7. e first two games against Sharon and Brookfield ,nd the Devils on the short end of the scoring in two ,ly-contested battles. The die-hard Blue and White dders realizing the importance of the league game ,h Greenville the following week, swamped the Jjans 18-0. The inspired Blue Devils then went on ampage as they won their remaining 6 games. SEASON 'S RECORD S.H.S. OPPONENTS S.H.S. 12 Sharon 20 S.H.S. 6 Brookfield 20 S.H.S. 18 Greenville 0 S.H.S. 7 Monaca 6 S.H.S. 42 Hubbard 7 S.H.S. 30 Hickory 0 S.H.S. 44 Titusville 6 S.H.S. 12 Grove City 9 S.H.S. 27 Mercer 0 Totals: 68 198 Among the victories were league opponents, Hickory and Grove City. These games clinched the Mercer county Class A crown for Sharpsville. Our long string of victories and display of good sportsmanship also won us the District 10 award. The sweat and hardwork that went into making a suc cessful season was well worth the effort, as the 1958 championship team brought home two hard-earned trophies. Co-Captains: BOB FABREY, RICK DEAL y A ssss Deal Co-Captains Fabrey Wilson scores thru the middle THOSE WHO LEAVE Pictured around the margins of these pages are the ll Seniors who have played their final game for Sharpsville. Filling their shoes will be a major problem for Coach Lally next fall. These boys were instrumental in helping the Blue Devils bring home the county and district trophies this year One T. D. Ulmer didn't get, courtesy Nelson Karsonovich as What an opposing full-back sees when he goes against the Devils Anderson Castner Colundjia i I li l 'Whis- '1 f ff 2 ., ,M ,Yin M, W ,ai ff' .-f '. Karsonovich 'B Scurpa Smith The coach and his boys during a crucial moment of a game. ,nib Jilson breaks away for '75 yards and 6 points at The Trojans found it rough going. Drive, Bill. rookfield Weston Williams B. Wilson f WI Q -. a ,V in , if Aj Ig W K' .L U ii , 'Hi' f ' f f 1 if if' Interception. Monaca game. FCOTB LL During the 58 season the Sharpsville Hi Bl Devil's scored a total of 198 pts. to their op ponents 68 pts. The following boys with their respective amount of ptsconstitute the scoring column. Wilsontli .... 7 Karsonovichalf . . . . 6 Nelsoni ..... . . 3 Scurpafls .... . . . Williams? . . Anderson? . . . Fustos .... . . . Stahile . . . . . Gula ....... . . Colundjiaif . . . . . . Lettermenfl Another Xia Did he make it? Let's make it a big night, boys. Halftlme pep talk. ,....-ni IW ..' FIIGH LIGHTS harpsville's stalward defensive forward wall alled the opponent's drives time after time, hile on offense their superb blocking pened massive holes in the opposing line. ick Deal and Bob Fabrey led the linemen on efense, constantly breaking into an op- 3nent's backfield to nail the runner for long asses. Ends John Scurpa and Bob Drobney irned in play after play as they protected ieir terminal posts with superority. Jack ary, Ray Weston, Ned Lally, and Pat Burns, ho comprised the rest of the line also did neir share of tackling. Qatisticsz Yardage gained--Season total: JS--2,430 Opponents--1,305 First dovms--Season total: -IS--120 Opponents--64 ,s -,fliiyf lwiifz A553 nv , Q2 1 '!ff,4t3 'f' 1 August he at at A q wwf , if U .f 15, xwfdlyk .ve tea . my if A Dong, i ' Stopped again. 1 nl? ckle . Who was that? Good block. Q 1958 PIGSKIN QUEEN AND CQURT Attendant Patty Ann Connelly Attendant Phyllis Roberts 7 Vx 6 is - an .4,.,- .: -.W mf F Ng J L S ..,, ., .::,..wL I--fy ,Q Q 'Q' in - ' V X ,, F4 f, 2 if W 5 X, 733 , 32 as i 'A 4' 3 ' . .,.. Q MA lv A . A ,Yi AN ,fm ,,. Z ,N 4 . 1 2,4 if -s -ff f 19 Q- , f .,z L I 9 N, if 163 , -2 ig 'K' ,Y K 5 - .. L- xr 1 5 5 Q eh f P 1 M ..W.W- any-1 as-unwind! I , va-- -,-ss: fx , 62,51 .gg gig 2 .W 1., if QL LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Lary, Ron Filer, Ray Benetto, Bill Wilds, Kirk Heilman, Bill Buckley, Jim Timmerman SHS's 1958-59 varsity basketball team closed the record books as the last team to play in this building in true championship style. The Blue and White cagers, under head coach Mr. Steve Gergely, not only posted an impressive 16-6 won-lost record which included the Mercer County Class A Championship, but also advanced into the district playoffs. Besides being a championship team they were also record- breakers. Their total output of 107 points on the 23rd of January exceeded the former school record by 20 points, and junior forward Jim Timmerman also cracked the individual scoring total per single game on the home court by firing 35 points through cords as well as posting a new high total of field goals for one game:--16 out of 19 attempts. After getting off to a disappointing start the Devil's soon found the range and closed our the season's schedule by winning 13 of l5 regular season contests. In two opening losses, the Gergelymen couldn't quite find themselves as they lost by close margins to Meadville and Brook- field. Several games later at West Middlesex the cagers again lost a close one but then it was all Sharpsville. In league competition Sharpsville kept a clean slate by sweeping its two game series with Greenville, Grove City, and Hickory to cop the class A title. In the District lO playoff game with Erie Strong Vincent, the Blue Devils lost a tough decision by a 59-47 score. Four seniors, Bill Wilds, Ray Benetto, Ron Filer, and Chuck Rockwell contributed greatly to the 59 championship te am. The invaluable services of these four will be sorely missed by Coach Gergely next season, but a host of underclassmen are ready and eager to fill their sneakers. Members of this year's team who will be eligible next year are Jim Timmerman, Kirk Heilman, Bill Buckley, Jack Lary, King Williams, Chuck McNally, Bob Drobney, and Dave Nelson, all juniors. Head coach Gergely briefs captain Bill Wilds. '58-'59 CAGERS WITH HIGHL Ray Benetto, senior Wanted' One new sc Chuck Rockwell, senior Bob Drobney, Dave Nelson, Chuck Rockwell, Chuck McNally, King Williams ASS A CROWN CTORIOUS SEASON Ron File r, senior e digits please. Bill Wilds, senior LEFT TO RIGHT: J. V. Coach Cy Quarterson, Jr. Hi Coach John Liko, V. Coach Steve Cer ely SEASON 'S RECORD SHARPSVILLE SHS- 56 SHS- 53 SHS-- '76 SHS- 69 SHS-- 62 SHS-- 39 SHS-- 51 SHS- 64 SHS- 60 SHS- 52 SHS- 74 SHS-- 61 SHS--107 SHS-- 47 SHS- 73 SHS- 60 SHS- 34 SHS- 62 SHS- 49 SHS-- 57 SHS- 42 SHS- 47 F OPPONENTS Meadville--64 Brookfield-60 W. Wilson--64 Fredonia--34 Elwood City-59 West Middlesex-42 Meadville--49 Grove City'--44 Greenville'--29 Hickory '- -38 St, Mary's-44 Lakeview --43 St. Mary's-43 Greenville'--42 Mercer--54 Grove City'--42 Sharon - -49 Mercer- -42 Hickory - -43 Lakeview - -59 W est Middlesex - -37 St. Vincent - -59 Indicates League Games INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD Timmerman --353 Wilds - -259 Heilman--209 Benetto--157 Filer - - 106 Buckley - -7 1 Lary - -49 McNally- -47 Rockwell- -14 Nelson - -14 Drobney- -13 Patterson - -2 Williams--1 Indicates District 10 Playoff Game Our hard working managers, Kerney, Tyllian and Bill DeMay 8 - ',1 fx .E Q-'We R fx 5 Z 34' 4, 5 Vrk- A A -j ff 'Y WP gas K 3 as H5 if - as 25,39 K U-:L av Rx if if gg Q5 1 3, is WMM uma :Hun menu 5 2 WWW SNNUW 1-A-.....e S me :is Wwf 3 g 3 'EL .Y Mgmt gz ,,., a, ,, , K V A,.... 52 ar, -W 5 V94 f--qv Q 4 'I ' gxgmf gf . fa A rw! S S in V - f'- -IS .. L in ' ig ' ' :gif W Q' gs ,5 ii? A . aa mg' Q fx W, 15 413, 4 S . V ,,, 3 zf nf Y A ff'. Q 5 '- ,3 54 S ff! W my S , iE5Svig JR. HI ASKETBALL 'psville's Junior High Letball team played a 15 me schedule, winning 8 losing 7. Coached by Mr. 1 Liko these boys practiced l every day after school and layed good sportsmanship ughout the season. All : in the eighth and ninth les are eligible to try out :he team. .958 annual Varsity 'S' ation. JR. HI FOOTBALL 2 Little Devils, coached Mr. John Mattern posted a L season record. Although young gridders went win- : they showed competitive 'it and displayed much znt. Head Coach Tom ly witnessed several of the nes and is expecting great igs of these varsity pros- ts in the ffuture. ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Filer, A. Williams, R. Frye, R. Faber, T. Bilkey, R. Krivak, J. DeFalco. ROW 2: D. Flamburgh, D. Vallis, M. Taylor, J. McDougal, D. Greer, A. Isco, G. Slovesko, D. Heidelbach. ROW 3: J. Denny, T. Scott, F. Staunch, D. Eri- mias, T. Scott, R. Kautzman, F. Erimias. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Vallas, M. Taylor, T. Uiselt, A. Thomson, B. Shirly, D. Erimias R. Hoover, R. Cult, J. McKelvey, F. Erimias, D. Huttel. ROW 2: A. Baggossi, T. Lipak, D. Kocan, G. Carlo, R. Filer, T. Scott, T. Bilkey, D. Heidelbach, G. Sylvesko, R. Shaffer. ROW 3: T. DeJulia, A. Isco, D. Speigal, J. McDougal, B. Fustus, B. Miller, R. Dawes, K. Dunlavey Baseball lettermen pictured above drawing equipment for the coming season areg L. TO R.: King Williams, Bill Wilson, Mike Colundjia, Bob Leas, Butch Castner, Bi11Wi1ds, Sam Liburdi, coachg Dan Taylor and Joe Smith, manager. Missing from the picture was Bill Fowler, also a letterman. Three returning lettermen will form the nucleus of this spring's golf squad. They areg I.. TO R.: Chuck Rockwell, Tom Molnar, and Dan Walko. SPRING SPORTS As we meet our final deadline for the 1959 Devils Log, our spring sports season is still a few weeks away. Pictured on this page are the returning lettermen who will form the nucleus of this year's baseball and golf squads. 'l f '5W7V'fFj A EEF' Qt fi QM - . .1 F? 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ROW 3: Patty Weston, Carol Watson, Patty Sager, Sandy Cartwright, Judy Wasley, Marsha Downing, Sue Ellen Ague, Rosalie Combine, Nancy Alfredo, Noni Mullon, Patty Garfoli, Cynthia Gardner, Kay Rose. ROW 4: Vicky DeSalvo, Alma Costello, Beverly Maykowski, Donna Goodemote, Lois Lineberger, Gloria Pullar, Delores Linzenbold, Elaine White, Eleanor Ledney, Eileen White, Betty Ann Dougherty, Darlene Yanik. 'RE DOUS SCHOOL SPIRIT ROW 5: P. Coin, K. Bralich, S. Campbell, Shelley Mitchelltree, Rosemary Westlake, Karen Shaw, Gloria Kopan, Barbara Weeter, Jean Oris, Frances Petricini, Rosemarie Marrow, Margaret Conlin, Theresa Falvo. ROW 6: Susan Williams, Maxine Wiles, Darla Tice, Gloria Palazzo, Darla Penniman, Joan Grove, Judy Sabella, Stephanie Kovacs, Barbara Ropacz, Pat Falvo, Gail Nitch, Gerry Grimes, Bonnie Nelson, Karen Swartz. ROW 7: Louise Oris, Karen Bonaquist, Frances Koch, Carol Palazzo, Carol Bonaquist, Gail Wimer, Joanne Nicastro. Wx. :ers l -42 X. ,ZA Score cagers! 9535? if? 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' 'J 'lliiiffiif -. -A--MPLQQ EM L' ,gr :Xa-Q, .W ,gggggfsafszsgsf-13-f Underclassmfin WM , V 1 X M xx , 4 xi X 3 E 3 if M SX 3 5 , M y L.-JV 7 M ffm W ,f 7 JJ? Jw wf vw OK K7?N,f hw '- v OFFICERS LEAD UN DERCLASSMEI Freshman Class Officers The officers elected by the Freshman class for this year were from left to right: Karen Hurl, Secretary-Treasurerg Joan Grove, Presidentg and Richard Frye, Vice-President. These students, as representatives of their class, and Mrs. Natalie Muia, the Freshman advisor, aided the Class of '62 in the checking of wraps at all home basketball games. Sophomore Class Officers The Sophomore class this year elected three boys as their officers. They are from left to right: Tom Antos, Vice-Presidentg Joe DeJulia, Presidentg and Steve Gurgovits, Secretary-Treasurer. This year the Sophomore class under the supervision of Mr. John Liko, conducted a magazine sales campaign as their source of revenue. In this campaign each student sold popular magazines to members of the community and prizes were awarded to those who sold the largest number of magazines. 90 HRGUGH SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR Junior Class Officers A big year ahead of them, the Juniors began their busy schedule with the election of class officers. Left to Right they are: Midge Marrow, President, Bill Vasconi, Treasurerg Georganne Achen- bach, Secretary, and Karen Shaw, Vice-President. These officers, under the direct supervision of Mr. Alexander Krotenak, aided the Class of '60 in conducting the many activities of their Junior year. The Juniors selected class rings, sold refreshments at all home football and basketball games, sponsored the Halloween dance, and presented their Junior class play. All these enterprises provided revenue for the biggest event of the Junior year, the 1959 Prom. E J. A , N: ' 1-. ff-- ., ,,. . ,- . ,f A . jg p .,,. , . . . , , 2 4a 2 'E Q Mn H3 . fi. 4--- M .g ' A ' - I- 5 2' ,-. ' - A ,, ,L., . 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C Zhanizer, '61 B. Scott, '60 ' ' N. Stull '61 'wa fan -1 -i - k SE IORS if: iff my , 1 ii' 'if M ,,,! 1 X, my SENIOR OFFI Ed Williams . . Judy Wood . . Scott Lewis . . . George Vasconi . Darlene Fusnos A Q N I Wim.-. .5 kk A L, -QQ-gkggf. A K 5 ,A gg- XQQMSS5 C arole Anderson Robert Ande rson Charlotte Austin David Baldinelli Barbara Banas -QW .. nwxx .X -w a 1 2 ! ' 4533 8 .. nz 1 ,K ,..r' Raymond Benetto Daniel Bertolasio James Bertolasio 123 Thomas Bi ggins Mary Ann Bornes X ,i -A i A -kf, ,X K tx 1 M?-Ng. Q U C Q k W, ,A ' fi 'Nw .K If Q ,Q X D, S N, A , . . fini' .f Q Q, ,A My SM L' 1:12. x 2 Q -- ,. ,,1f.e- M- ' fykf fkee-1 W .. ,fa . 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Q, ' ' X 'gif 3 fun. was 2 Robert Jules Thomas Hunt f Laura Bel Johnston le John Karsonovich Je an Kautzman 132 Dorothy Knappenberger Janet Kelly Elizabeth King 15' H Ann Mane Koteles Joseph Kovacs pe A QQ' ,, X X X + M . P5 5 , f ga fs 7 gi - - ' ,rf A VKX Q 5 Q- -Q -1 ,., - 4. X A.. J' ,Si X + il 1 lm. LX, xxx A ' A g 1- .U-1 71 V v-h.- P2-gjigff Q . . Xe -J giffky ., , Q: K fggzls ,Q A 1 N . . K Q Sarah Lou Malsom Ev elyn Mathewson Arthur Maxwell Pauline David Mattocks 135 Maybee Charles McCracken J o-Ann Miodrag Patr1c1a Misivich Walter Miller Robert Mitchell 136 Thomas Molnar Anastacia Moore Charles Moore Marcella Morgan Ju dy Morrin x Mn ry Morrison Bonita Nelson John Niemi Michael Mudrey Sharon Niemi 138 Carol Notti ngh am Robert O' Neill Julianna Pache William Osborne 139 Leonard Pasco Judith Penniman Michael Repasky Betty Riife John Reidinger Phyllis Roberts Charles Ryhal Charles Rockwell Catherme A Schotte J oyc e Roux Elaine Scott 14-1 John Scurpa Michael She m anci k Beverly Skarosi Steven Shank Joseph Smith 142 Martha Slovesko Virginia Stahl Erla Snyder Susan Sullivan J anet Stahl X 143 Karen Swartz Margaret Swartz Daniel Taylor Margaret Toth Geor ge Vasconi 144 , in ' . fx? 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We've finally made it! 5, . nf, X 1, Iffzifi. yilismiibwi Wifi? ' 4w,i?352Q:. H 5 X 1-wixiisiiz 'iviiiiixiii , EQTSWR-? 'wzgahkl - +24 Esiagrw 6291559511 - ,A Mg Y f G 'QL iw NVQ I I S JU? ' 4 -Q. L' ,,,,M,,,,.M,, V , 4 2, 53: V k , ,.., , ang , g s 'f .1 - I f ', .. 655522 2 ., aw . 4 gi if 3 is 2 Z . 'K 3356: 'M in diff E x fx 2559 X Q S . fl' 2 I K Q -s y 'E 6 S 'I K - -- My' , - - .- M 113' X . ' Q- gig? W .f . ,N N , :J K aff A 4 'H' ,f e V-,,w1f5,,fas:5ff va ik., , wg ff 7mywk,fmw5:1k,5gfes2kgL - . W. THROUGH THE YEAR. Worked hard to win. 5. Cheered our boys to victory. Performed for laughs. Parents helped us to victory Homecoming Dance. 1958 Junior Class Play. -'G , S3 1 5 'R ,af 5, ' H51 ,M A .-uf? 7 xl 4 V , Q, I 1? , C g . '55 ,kisf wx-4 Xia QQ :+V , N aff - ,- ' f 'al 1 , 1. ga VQG x 'Wg rl J' 4' x fr!! wg? 'ci fi um mslff QF , lg K Vvflb. Q 1.WL-,J..Tv.L,, W ixy if ,aww A M .W 1 . x .x 1 xx 4 , m,rUAf za-M, A K ' ' A gg,-Q-gmiff , SENIOR DIRECTORY BOB ANDERSON--R.D. I, Sharpsville Jr. Play Committee, Band 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Varsity S 4, Prom Committee. CAROLE ANDERSON--123 Prospect St. Band 2, Orchestra 2, Chorus 3, Commercial Club 3,4. CHARLOTTE AUSTIN--25 Furnace St. Commercial Club 3.4, G,A,A, 2,3, Library Aid 4, F,H,A, 3, Prom Committee, Jr. Play Committee. DAVE BALDINELLI--120 South 9th St. Prom Committee, Intramurals 2.3. BARBARA BANAS--R.D. I, Sharpsville F,l-LA, 3.4, fPresidentJ, Commercial Club 3,4 fVice- Presidentj, G.A.A. 2.3, Prom Committee, Jr. 8, Sr. Play Committee. FRED BARSUN--662 South 7th St. National Honor Society 3,4, Thespian Society 2,3 .4 1PresidentJ, Jr. Play Cast, Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Sr. Play Com- mittee. ARMINTA BARRETT--826 Pierce Ave. PAT BAROVICH--401 High St. Library Aid 2,3, F,H,A. 4, Commercial Club 3,4 QVice-Presidentj, Prom Committee, G,A,A, 2,3, Bowling Team 3, Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee. ELIZABETH BECK--960 Ridge Ave. Chorus 2,3, F,H,A, 4, Commercial Club 3,4, G,A,A, 2,3, Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee. ELAINE BELL--R,D. I, Sharpsville F.H,A, 2, Commercial Club 3,4 fSecretaryl, G.A.A. 2,3, Prom Committee, Jr. 8, Sr. Play Committee. RAY BENETTO--R.D. I, Sharpsville Blue 8, White Staff 4, Devil's Log Staff 4, QBusiness Managerj, Latin Club 2,3,4, Class Officer 1, QPresi- denty, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Varsity S 4, Prom Committee, Quill 8, Scroll 4, QSecretaryJ. DAN BERTOLASIO--R,D. I. Sharpsville Prom Committee, Intramurals. JIM BERTOLASIO--R.D. I, Sharpsville Stage Crew 2,3,4, Prom Committee, Gym Exhibi- tion 2. TOM BIGGINS--599 South Seventh St. Band 2,3 ,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Prom Committee, Sr. Play Committee. MARY ANN BORNES--R,D. I, Sharpsville Blue and White Staff 3,4, Devil's Log Staff 4, F.H,A. 2,3,4, Commercial Club 3,4, Prom Committee, Jr. Play Committee, Quill 8, Scroll 4. JIM BORTNER--R.D. I, Sharpsville Prom Committee. KATHY BRESNAHAN--Box 96, Clark Chorus 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, F,H,A, 3. MARY JEAN BROWN--452 South 'ith St. National Honor Society 3,4, Thespian Society 3,4, Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Swing Band 2,3,4, Girls' Octet 3,4, Prom Committee, Jr. Play Cast. BUD BUCHANAN--968 Woodlawn Drive Band 2,3 .4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Swing Band 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Sr. Play Committee. MARILYN CARNES--R.D. I. Sharpsville National Honor Society 4, Blue and White staff 3,4, Devil's bog Staff 4, qAss't. Editorb, Quill 8, Scroll 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, French Club 3,4, Prom Committee, Jr. 8, Sr. Play Committee. JAMES CARTWRIGHT--69 Covert Ave. Chorus 2.3.4, Prom Committee, Jr. 8L Sr. Play Com- mittee. FRANCIS CASTNER--223 Milliken Ave. Library Assistant 4, Prom Committee, Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity S 3,4. DOUGLAS CERRONI--49 Line St. Blue and White Staff 4, fFeature Editorl, Devil's Log Staff 4, Band 2, Chorus 2, Latin Club 2,3,4, Prom Committee, Jr. Play Committee, Quill 8, Scroll 4. MARY KAY CLEARY--676 South 7th St. Libraryx Aid 2, Commercial Club 3, G,A,A, 2.3, Jr. 8: Sr. Plav Committee, Prom Committee. MIKE COLUNDJIA--1830 hall Ave. Chorus 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Base- ball 2,3,4, Varsity S 3.4, Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Play Cast. PATTY CONNELLY--1739 Ashton Ave. Thespian Society l,2,3,4, Jr. Play Cast, Library Aid 2, Chorus 2,3,4, Band 2, Commercial Club 3,4, Prom Committee, Sr. Play Committee, Pigskin Queen At- tendant. TERRY CONNELLY--1645 Ridge Ave. Prom Committee, Intramurals. SANDRA COPPAGE--27 Shenango St. Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Prom Committee, Swing Band 3,4, Commercial Club 3,4, Sr. Play Committee. GARY COSENDINE- -385 South 4th St. Projectionists 2,3,4, Stage Crew, Prom Committee, Sr. Play Committee. JANE CROOKS--306 Main St. Commercial Club 3, Jr. 8, Sr. Play Committee. RICK DEAL--216 South 13th St. Stage Crew 3, Class Officer 2, fvice Presidentj, Football 3,4, Basketball Manager, Varsity S 3,4, Prom Committee, Sr. Play Committee. DICK DEVENNEY--9 South Shenango St. Thespian Society 2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Drum Major 3,4, Prom Committee, Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Play Cast. BECKY DIEFENDERFER--403 Main St. Devil's Log Staff 4, Cheerleader, Captain l,2,3,4, Band 2,3, Chorus 3, Latin Club 3,4, F,H,A, 2,3, Pig- skin Queen, G.A,A, 2,3, Prom Committee, Bowling Team 3. WILLIAM DILLEY--133 Hickory St. Chorus 2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Sr. Play Committee 3. BARB DOLAN--150 South Mercer Ave. Blue 8, White Staff 3,4, Devil's Log staff fAss't Editorl 4, Thespian Society 2,3,4, Jr. Play Cast, Band 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Prom Committee, Bowling Team 3, Sr. Play Committee, Quill 8, Scroll 4 QTreasurerJ, G.A.A. 2. MARGARET DULAIXQEY--69 North Mercer Ave. F,H.A. 4, Sr. Play Committee. WALTER DUNLAVEY--440 South '7th St. Chorus 2,3,4, Thespian Society 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Swing Band 1,2 ,3,4, Sr. Play Committee. ELAINE ELEKES--933 Ridge Ave. French Club 3,4, Jr. 8, Sr. Play Committee, Prom Committee. RAY FABER--978 Woodlawn Road Chorus 3, Basketball 8, Football Manager, Football 2.3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Jr. dz Sr. Play Committee, Prom Committee. BOB FABREY--830 Woodlawn Road Chorus 2, Latin Club 2,3,4, Varsity S 2,3,4, Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Prom Committee, Sr. Play Committee. DOUG FAIRES--39 South Mercer Ave. Chorus 3.4, Latin Club 3,4, Prom Committee, Jr. 8, Sr. Play Committee. RON FILER--600 Laurel Drive Publications Staff 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Football 2,3, Milk Crew 2,3, Varsity S 4, Class Officer 2, fsec- retary-Treasurerj. FRAN FORNELLI--509TwitmyerAve. Latin Club, Class Officer 1, qsecretaryj, Varsity S 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Football 1,2 ,3,4, Prom Committee, Sr. Play Cast. BILL FOWLER--1225 Main St. Publications Staff 4, Varsity S 4, Intramurals 2,3 ,4, Baseball 3,4, Football 1,2 ,3,4, Prom Committee. MARTHA FRYE--446 Miliken Ave. National Honor Societv 3.4, Thespian Society 3,4, Jr. 8, Sr. Play Cast, Cheerleader 1, Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3 .4, Chorus 1,2 .3 ,4, Girls' Octet 3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Prom Committee. DARLENE FUSTOS--47 South 3rd St. SENIOR DIRECTORY National Honor Society 3,45 Thespian Society 1.2. 3.4 fSecretaryJ5 Jr. 8a Sr. Play Cast5 Band 2.3.45 Chorus 3.45 Latin Club 45 Class Officer fSecretaryj 35 iVice Presidentj 4. GEORGINE GODFREY- R.D. I. Sharpsville F.H.A. 2.3.4. QTreasurerj5 G.A.A. 2.35 Commercial Club 3.45 Prom Committee5 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee. HARVEY GREENBERGER--611 Koehler Dr. Chorus 3.45 Latin Club 2.3.45 Prom Committee5 Jr. Kc Sr. Play Committee5 Varsity Basketball 81. Football Scorekeeper. TOM GRIMES--608 7th St. Publications Staff 45 Chorus 2.3.45 Commercial Club 45 Varsity S 3,45 Baseball Manager 1: LV. Basket- ball Manager l5 Prom Committee5 Jr. 8a Sr. Play Committee. KATE GRUVER--R,D, I. Sharpsville Blue 82 white sraff 4. qChief TypistJ5 Devils' Log Staff 45 F,H,A. 45 Commercial Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2.35 Prom Committee5 Jr. 8a Sr. Play Committee. JIM HITMAR- -372 South 8th St. Band 1.2 .3 .45 Chorus 2.3.45 Prom Committee5 Sr. Play Committee. RAY HITTLE--333 South First St. Latin Club 2.3.45 Prom Committee5 Jr. Play Com- mitteep Football Manager 2.3. CHERRIE HOPKINS--606 Hazen Rd. F,H.A. 2.3.4 fSecretaryJ5 Commercial Club 3,45 Prom Committee. KAREN HORSTMAN--869 Mayfield Rd. National Honor Society 3.4, fSecretaryj5 Thespian Society 2.3.4, fTreasurerJ5 Ir. Play Student Director5 Band 1.2 .3.45 Chorus 2.3.45 Latin Club 2.3 .45 Prom Committee5 Sr. Play Cast. LINDA HORSTMAN--869 Mayfield Rd. National Honor Society 3.45 Thespian Society 2.3.45 Band 1,2 .3 .45 Orchestra 15 Chorus 1.2 .3.45 Latin Club 2.3.45 Prom Committee5 Jr. SL Sr. Play Cast. TOM HUNT--R,D. 1. Sharpsville Band l.2,3.45 Chorus l.2,3.45 Latin Club 2.3.4. LAURA JOHNSTON--164 South Mercer Ave. Chorus 3.45 French Club 3.45 F,H.A. 2.3.45 Sr. Play Committee. BOB JULES--601 Koehler Dr. Publications Staff 45 Prom Committee5 Intramurals 3.45 Varsity Ass't Manager 35 Sr. Plav Committee. JOHN KARSONOVICH--R.D. 1. Sharpsville Thespian Society5 Jr. Play Cast5 Latin Club5 Varsity S 3.45 Football l.2,3.45 Basketball 2,35 Sr. Play Committee. JEAN KAUTZMAN--R.D. 1. Sharpsville Library Aid 35 Prom Committee5 Jr. 82 Sr. Play Committee. JANET KELLY--421 South Eighth St. National Honor Society 45 Band 2.35 Orchestra 2,35 Latin Club 2.3 .45 Commercial Club 35 Prom Com- mittee5 Jr. 85 Sr. Play Committee. BETTY KING--R.D. 2, Sharpsville National Honor Society 3.45 Band l.2,3.45 Orchestra 1.2 .3.45 Chorus 45 Latin Club 2.3.45 Jr. 84 Sr. Play Committee5 Prom Committee5 Monitor 3.4. DOT KNAPPENBERGER--27 South 6th St. Band l.2,3.45 Chorus 2.3.45 F,H.A, 2,35 Commercial Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2. ANN MARIE KOTELES--1535 Ridge Ave. Chorus 3.45 Latin Club 2.3.45 F.H.A. 2.3.45 G.A.A. 25 Prom Committee5 Sr. Play Cast. JOE KOVACS--R.D. l. Sharpsville MICKEY KROKO--R.D. 1. Sharpsville Band l.2,3.45 Orchestra 2.3.45 Chorus 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Prom Committee5 Sr. Play Committee. RON LANG--R.D. I. Sharpsville Publications Staff 45 Jr. 84 Sr. Play Committee5 Quill mga Scroll 45 Intramurals 4. ROBERT LEAS--1218 Pierce Ave. Baseball 1.2.35 Intramurals 1.2.35 Jr. Play Commit- tee5 Prom Committee. FAYE LLOYD--R.D. l. Transfer F.H.A. 2.3.45 Commercial Club 3.45 G.A.A. 25 Prom Committee5 Jr. Play Committee. COLLEEN MAHANEY--156 South Mercer Ave. National Honor Society 45 Latin Club 2.3.45 French Club 3.4. qSecretary-TreasurerJ5 Monitor 45 Prom Committee. SARAH LOU MALSOM--1640 Ashton Ave. Band l.2,3.45 Orchestra 2.3.45 Chorus 1.2 .3 .45 Latin Club 2.3.45 Jr. Sr Sr. Play Committee5 Prom Com- mittee. EVELYN MATHEWSON--1719 Ashton Ave. Library Aid 35 Band l.2,3.45 Chorus 3.45 Latin Club 3.45 Ir. 8a Sr. Play Committee5 Prom Committee. DAVID PAUL MATTOCKS--Box 87. Clark Sr. Play Committee. ARTHUR MAXWELL--R.D, 5. Greenville Thespian Society 45 Chorus 35 Sr. Play Committee. PAULINE MAYBEE--R.D. 2. Sharpsville Jr. Play Committee5 F,H,A. 3.45 Prom Committee5 Commercial Club 3.4. CHUCK MCCRACKEN -48 Ridge Avenue Student Council l.2,3.45 Thespian Society l.2,3.45 Jr. 8a Sr. Play Cast5 Band l.2,3.45 Chorus 2.3.45 Latin Club 2.3.45 French Club 3.4 qVice PresidentJ5 Swing Band 1.2 .3.45 Intramurals 1.35 Baseball 35 Safety Patrol 1.2.35 Prom Committee. WALTER MILLER--Box 122. Clark Intramurals 2.3: Football 3. JO-ANN MIODRAG--R.D, l. Transfer Latin Club 2.3.45 F.H.A, 45 Commercial Club 3.45 G.A.A. 2. ROBERT MITCHELL--456 Walnut St. Sr. Play Committee, PATRICIA MISIVICH-'R.D. 2. Sharpsville Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee5 Chorus 1.2.3 .45 F.H,A, 45 Prom Committeeg Commercial Club 3.4. TOM MOLNAR--669 South 9th St. National Honor Society 3.4. fVice Presidentj5 Blue 8: White Staff 3.45 Devil's bog Staff 4. fAss't EditorJ5 Thespian Society 2.3.45 Jr. 8a Sr. Play Cast5 Quill 8a Scroll 3.4. fvice PresidentJ5 Band l.2,3.45 Orchestra 2.3.45 Chorus 45 Latin Club 2.3.45 Intramurals 35 Varsity S 3.45 Prom Committee5 Golf Team 1.2. 3.4. STACIA MOORE--56 South Ridge Ave. Thespian Society 3.45 Jr. Play Committee5 Latin Club 2.3.45 F,l-LA, 1.25 Prom Committee5 Com- mercial Club 3.4. QPresidentJ5 Majorette l.2. CHUCK MOORE--R.D. 1. Sharpsville Sr. Play Committee. JUDY MORRIN--335 Milliken Ave. Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee5 Band l.2,3.45 Chorus lg Latin Club 2.3.45 F,H,A. 45 G.A.A. 2, MARY MORRISON--R.D. l. Transfer National Honor Society 45 Jr. dc Sr. Play Committee5 Band 1.2 .3 .45 Chorus 2.3.45 Latin Club 2.3.4. MARCELLA MORGAN--39 Furnace St. Jr. 8a Sr. Play Committee5 Library Aid 45 F,H.A. 3.45 Prom Commilteeg Commercial Club 3.4. MIKE MUDREY--Clark, Pa. Publications Staff 45 Band l.2,3.45 Prom Committee5 Intramurals 35 Quill 85 Scroll 4. BONITA NELSON--428 Pierce Ave. Pep Club 45 Library Aid 45 Prom Committee5 Com- mercial Club 45 Sr. Play Committee. JOHN NIEMI--R.D. 1. Sharpsville SHARON NIEMI'-R.D. 1, Sharpsville Chorus 2.3.45 Latin Club 2.3.45 Prom Committee5 Commercial Club 3.4, CAROL NOTTINGHAM--R.D. I. Sharpsville National Honor Society 45 Jr. Play Committee 35 Band l.2,3.45 Orchestra 3.45 Chorus 2.3.45 Latin Club 2.3.45 Swing Band 2.3.45 Sr. Play Cast5 Mon- itor 4. ROBERT O'NElLL--l'7l0 Ashton Ave. Blue 8a White Staff 4. Qco-editorj Devil's Log Staff 45 Jr. 8a Sr. Play Committee5 Prom Committeeg Intra- murals 35 Football 25 Quill 8: Scroll 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY BILL OSBORNE--R.D. 2, Sharpsville Prom Committee5 Intramurals 35 Basketball 1.25 Baseball 1. JULIE PACHE--R.D. 1. Sharpsville National Honor Society 3,45 Blue 8: White Staff 3,45 Devil 's Log Staff 4, fco-editorjg Thespian Society 3.45 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee5 Monitor 3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 3,4, fPresidentJ5 Latin Club 2,3,45 French Club 3.4. qPresidentJ5 Prom Committee. LEONARD PASCO--ll 14th St. Latin Club 2.35 Intramurals 3,45 Publications Staff 4. JUDY PENNIMAN--R.D. I. Sharpsville Thespian Society 1,2,3.45 Jr. Play Committee5 St. Play Cast5 J,V. Cheerleader 1.2, qsubstitutej 45 Li- brary Aid 1.2,35 Chorus 45 F,l-LA. 3,45 Commercial Club 3.45 Prom Committee5 G,A,A, 2. JOHN REIDINGER--R.D. I. Sharpsville Latin Club 2.35 Sr. Play Committee. MICHAEL REPASKY--R.D. I, Transfer Jr. Play Committee. BETTY RIFFE--R.D. I. Transfer Jr. Play Committee5 F,H.A. 35 Prom Committee5 Commercial Club 3,45 G,A.A, 2. PHYLLIS ROBERTS--12 14th Street National Honor Society 45 Latin Club 2.3 .45 F,H.A. 4g Prom Committee5 Commercial Club 3.45 G,A.A. 25 Pigskin Queen Attendant5 Sr. Play Committee. ci-rAR1.Es ROCKWELL--665 South vm sneer Band 1.2.35 Chorus 1,25 Latin club 3,45 Prom Com- mittee5 Jr. Play Committee5 Varsity S 5 Basketball 2.3: G01f1.2,3. JOYCE ROUX--523 S. 7th Street Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee5 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 35 Latin Club 3.45 Prom Committee5 Majorette 1.3.45 G.A.A, 2. CHARLES RYHAL--R,D, 5, Greenville Football 1.2.3. CATHERINE SCHOTTE-'R.D. l. Sharpsville Chorus 2.3 .45 French Club 3.45 Prom Committee5 Jr. Play Committee5 Sr. Play fStudent Directory G,A,A,2. ELAINE SCOTT--304 South 'Jth Street Library Aid 3.45 Band 1.2.35 F,H,A, 45 Commercial Club 35 G.A.A5 2. JOHN SCURPA--21 South 5th Street Publications Staff 45 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee5 Prom Committee5 Intramurals 2.35 Varsity S, 3.45 Varsity Football 2.3.45 Quill 8: Scroll 4. STEVEN SHANK--R.D. I, Sharpsville Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee5 Chorus 1,2,3.45 Prom Committee. MIKE SHEMANCIK--115 112 Main Street Jr. Play Committee5 Band 1,25 Orchestra 25 Stage Crew 1.2.3,45 Prom Committee5 Intramurals 1.2.3 ,45 Baseball 2. BEVERLY SKAROSI--116 Cedar Street Cheerleader 3,45 Pep Club 45 F.H,A, 3,45 Prom Committee5 Commercial Club 3.45 G,A,A, 25 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee. MARTHA SLOVESKO--127 Cedar Street Latin Club 2.3.45 F.H.A. 45 Prom Committee5 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee5 Commercial Club 3',45 G,A,A. 2. JOE SMITH--R.D. 1, Sharpsville Thespian Society 3,45 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Cast5 Latin Club 3,45 Prom Committee5 Intramurals 2,3,45 Football 45 Varsity ERLA SNYDER--1042 Emerson Avenue. Farrell F,H,A. 45 Jr. Play Committee5 Prom Committee5 Commercial Club 3.4. JANET STAHL--202 South Mercer Avenue National Honor Society 45 Band 1,2.3,45 Orchestra 1.2 .3 .45 Latin Club 2.3 .45 French Club 3,45 Prom Committee5 Swing Band 45 Jr. Play Committee5 Sr. Play Cast5 Chorus l,2.3,45 Girls' Octet 3.45 Mon- itor 4. VIRGINIA STAHL- -37 South 6th Street Band 1.2.35 F.H.A. 45 Commercial Club 35 G.A.A, 2. SUSIE SULLIVAN--634 South Sth Street Blue 8: White 3.45 QCo-Editorlz J.V. Cheerleader 15 Band 1.2.35 Orchestra 1.2.35 Latin Club 2.3.45 Prom Committee5 G,A.A, 25 Girls' Octet 3.45 Sr. Play Committee5 Quill 8: Scroll 4. KAREN SWARTZ--R,D, 1, Sharpsville Pep Club 45 Commercial Club 3,45 G,A,A, 25 Sr. Play Committee. PEGGY SWARTZ--R.D. 1, Sharpsville J.V. Cheerleader 1,25 F,H,A. 15 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Com- mittee5 Prom Committee5 Commercial Club 3.45 G5A,A, 25 Milk Crew 4. DANIEL TAYLOR--304 South 3rd Street Student Council 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Thespian Society 3.45 Jr. Play Cast5 Latin Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 3 QTreasurerJ5 Prom Committee5 Basket- ball 1.25 Varsity S 3,45 Baseball 3.4. MARGARET TOTH--R.D. 1, Sharpsville F,H.A, 15 Prom Committee5 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Commit- tee5 Commercial Club 3,45 G,A.A. 25 Milk Crew 4. GEORGE VASCONI--R.D. 1, Sharpsville Student Council 2,3,4. 4PresidentJ5 National Honor Society 3.4. fPresidentJ5 Devils Log Staff 4 fArtJ5 Thespian Society 3,4,fVice PresidentJ5 Jr. Play QStudent Directory Latin Club 2,3 .45 Class Officer. Vice President 3, President 45 Prom Committee5 ln- tramurals 2.3.45 Sr. Play qStage Managerj. ROBERT VELKEY--366 Victory Drive Thespian Society 3.45 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Cast5 Band 1.2, 3,45 Chorus 2.3.45 Latin Club 2.3 .45 Prom Commit- tee5 Safety Patrol 1.2.3.4 fCaptainJ. RAY WESTON--511 Pierce Avenue Prom Committee5 Jr. Play Committee5 Sr. Play Cast5 Latin Club 2.3 .45 Football 1.2 .3 .45 Varsity 3.4. EILEEN WHITE--R.D. 1. Sharpsville Pep Club 45 F,H,A. 45 Commercial Club 4. ELAINE WHITE--R,D, 1 . Sharpsville Pep Club 45 F,l-l,A. 45 Commercial Club 4. BILL WILDS--R.D, 1, Sharpsville Jr. Play Committee5 Football 25 Basketball 1,2 .3 .45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Varsity S 2,3,45 Prom Commit- tee. DELNORA WILLIAMS--277 South 13th Street Band 1,2 .3,45 Orchestra 1,2.3.45 Chorus 3,45 F,H,A. 1,45 Prom Committee, Jr. Play Committee5 G,A,A, 25 Commercial Club 3.4. ED WILLIAMS--1334 Ridge Avenue Blue 8: White Staff 3.45 Devil's Log Staff, QAss't Edl- torj 45 Quill 8: Scroll 3.45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 45 QTreasurerj5 Prom Committee5 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee5 Intramurals 1.25 Football 1.2 .3 .45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2. QManagerJ5 Varsity BILL WILSON--R.D. 2, Sharpsville National Honor Society 3,45 Thespian Society 3,45 Jr. Play Cast5 Latin Club 2.3 .45 Class Officer 2.3. QPresi- dentJ5 Varsity S 3,45 Football 1.2.3.45 Basketball 3. fManagerJ5 Intramurals 3,4, BILL WOLFE-'R.D. 1, Sharpsville Publications Staff 4. JUDY WOOD--150 Laurel Drive Student Council 3.4.,fsecretary-TreasurerJ5 National Honor Society 3.45 Blue 8: White Staff 3.45 Devil's Log Staff 4, QCo-editorjg Latin Club 2,3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 Cheerleader 1.3 ,45 Pep Club 45 Library Aid 1.2,35 F.H,A. 1,25 Class Officer 4, fSecretaryJ5 Commercial Club 3.45 Sr. Play Cast. MARY ALENE WUDL--538 Pierce Avenue Devil's Log staff 4. qArtJ5 Thespian Society 3.45 Jr. 8: Sr. Play Committee5 Library Aid 3.45 Chorus 2,3 .45 French Club 3.45 Prom Committee5 Girls' Octet 3.4. RUTHANN ZEILKE--413 South 13th Street Chorus 3.45 F,H,A, 45 Prom Committee5 Jr. Play Committee5 Commercial Club 3.4. BUSINESSMEN WHO SUPPORT YEARBOOK Outcasts Courtesy Club By helping you-wwe help ourselves Winton Club Beverages R.D. 1 Sharpsville Warner Sz Smith Motor Freight, Inc. 50 Shenango Street Mahaney Clothing Sz Shoes Main 8: Walnut Gordon Ward Inc. 412 Main St. Sharpsville House of Time Sharpsville, Pa. Taylor Supply Company Ready Mixed Concrete C. D. Shaner MZenithMHearingM.Aids-'Wye Virgil 8: Ralph Rossi Barber Shop George Scott Trucking f:15E'frj'f5 399 9th Street State Farm Insurance Ralph L. Kelly, Agent Ben Franklin Store 14 N. Walnut Ave. Ave. Ele ctrx c Street The Corral Route 18 Nickel Garage Clarksville, Pa Kelly' s Greenhouse Congratulations Semors Sh arpsville Roofing Sharpsville, Pa McDowell Market Sharpsville , Pa General Woodcraft 55 N. Mercer Ave Fred I Mercer Ave . DiMarco's Food 224 N. Mercer Doersh T. 130 N. Bloch Cricks Richard F 58 W. SHE NGO VALLEY AREA ERCHANTS WHO SUPPURTED OUR ANN UA A. M. Zimmer 109 E. State Street, Sharon Ann Herrmann 86 W. State Street, Sharon Bolotin's 41 Sharpsville Ave., Sharon Braine 85 Foreman Sharon Mercer Road, Sharon Charles E. Farnacorn 819 E. State Street Daffins Candies 63 Washington Ave., Sharon East Hill Bakery 769 E. State Street, Sharon E. J. Murchie 33 Vine Ave., Sharon Flash Cleaners 455 E. State Street, Sharon Flower Lumber 149 S. Dock Street, Sharon Ideal Bakery 728 Broadway Ave., Farrell J. M. Wilson 98 E. State Street, Sharon Kay Driscoll 106 E. State Street, Sharon Loves Auto 3056 E. State Street, Sharon Marks Music Fruit and Idaho, Farrell Mehl's 54 E. State Street, Sharon Northside Furniture 905 Broadway Ave., Farrell Protected Home Circle 30 E. State Street, Sharon Roberts Hardware 43 Vine Ave., Sharon Sharon Stationery 26 Chestnut Ave., Sharon Sharon Coal and Ice 25 Railroad Street, Sharon Sheehan Plumbing 30 S. Dock Street, Sharon Shenago Valley Commercial Inst. Chamber Commerce Bldg., Sharon Shenango Valley Insurance Agency 32 Sharpsville Ave., Sharon Shenago Valley Service Center 126 N. Mercer Ave., Sharpsville The Cohen Store 159 E. State Street, Sharon Thornton Lanes Thornton Hall, Sharon Thornton Pharmacy 1208 Hall Ave., Sharon Standard Paper 85 Candy Co. 209 Sharpsville Ave., Sharon NDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTING OUR ANNUAL Shenango Furnace Company Sharpsville Steel Fabricating High Street, Sharpsville Main Street, Sharpsville Westinghouse Sharon Steel Sharpsville Avenue, Sharon South Irvine Avenue, Sharon Sharon Tube WPIC Mill Street, Sharon Pine Hollow Blvd., Sharon WFAR Penn Power Hoezle Road, Farrell West State Street, Sharon United Natural Gas Co. Mott Robertson Vine Avenue, Sharon South Dock Street, Sharon Rembrandt Studios American Yearbook Company East State Street, Sharon Hannibal, Mo. Sharpsville Lions Club Sharpsville Service Club Sharpsville Kiwanis Club Sharpsville Woman's Club Sharpsville Parent Teachers Association Sharpsville Borough Council OTHER FRI EN DS AN D PATRONS Atty. Elbert E. Acker Atty. David Goodwin First Federal Bldg., Sharon 56 East State Street,Sharon Dr, J. Aye Atty. Donald E. Hittle 734 Stambaugh Avenue, Sharon 58 E. State St., Sharon ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . . We wish to thank Mrs. Chloe Jackson Wheeler and Mr. Harry E. Pebly, former superintendent, for information and pictures used in the historical section of this book. . . To the faculty and staff of Sharpsville High School we would like to extend our thanks for the splendid co- operation given to the staff throughout the year when we at times disrupted the schedule and routine with photography schedules, etc. . . To the patrons and friends listed above and on previous pages many thanks for your financial support. . . A special word of sincere appreciation goes to Mr. Jack Merle of Rembrandt Studios in Sharon. Mr. Merle provided us with all individual student pictures plus over 450 excellent group pictures and snapshots. All of these fine pictures were given absolutely free of charge to show Rembrandt Studios' appreciation of the busi- ness given by the Seniors in ordering the senior portraits. gr S ,ps an W if A 1 :P 2 s R S is is fi K! is i, X f 3? , 3 E Qfiiiasffis ' A Q 5 f 5 ,. , .Q in A fgg. 'Y fig V5 : X .::: If af? is 3351? ig at S, ,V f' favs -gigs ,wel 955' Vffs,X7.sg'f?g,f?' K wiifff,-357. is , N af 1. 2, S sl if ' if ii Y? X s 5 gf QE 5,5 ,Q ji 5 E 2 5 55 3 fi52Q Strew gladness on1the paths of ,men You will not pass this way again l