Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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LIBRARY PE:NNSY1.vANuA I li- f'x h KL , Y Y INETEEN FIFTY NlN T :BV H Foreword A Dream Come True In the theme of the yealbook of the Class of 59 We ale very ploud to have been the flrst class to be graduated from the won derful new lllllldlllg that has lonb been the hope and d1eam of prev1ous admln lstl HlO1b M my d1d not see thls dream come tlue but the ploduct of llllell labor ls not less 1pp1ee1ated The new flC1lltlCS wlll p1OV1d6 a bette1 edueatlon fo1 the students attendlng thls school From these malls wlll walk future 1eade1s of thls country In Lll1S book we the l1te1a1y staff hope to brln back fond memorles of the school 5631 Let thls book be the d131V of the happlnesses and healtaches that mme haled by you and you1 classmates We also hope the future years of Snowden Townshlp JUIIIOI SCIIIOI Hlgh School w1ll eslabllsh a wonderful lllil01y that has begun thls Veal 4 cc 1 se -1 1 9 ' ' of - . K . ... 2 1 S . 7 . . ffl ' . 2 . . . . .W . . . . U . K 1 e 0 V Q . . 1 . . ,,. Q . . - I n 4'x 1 L ., - ' . ADNIINIISTRATIOTN SEN IOHS ACTH I FIFQ ATHI ETILD SPONSORS U NDERCLAQSSNIEN V' lim - Q. J U U 1 N 7 Board of Education The school board cons1sts of a group of res1dents of meetlngs We owe a great deal of thanks to these people Snowden Townshlp elected bv the people for a pCI'1Od of who alded ln the plannmg and successful cornpletlon of QIX wears The guldance of the students and the better our new Jun1orSen1or Hlgh School ment of our school sy stem IS the purpose of the1r monthly The thool board ls plctured above From left to rlght are Mr John Bruce tax collector Mr Lash elementary supervl or Mr Edward Opfemlan 'Nlr 'Nlxchael Panarxde Wlr Samuel J Engott 'Nlr John Broglle Hr Frank Relch sol1c1tor Dr James Zlmmerrnan supervlslng prlnupal Dr Nlor an prmcxpal Nlr beraldlne Snnth and Mrs Helen Dolfl ecrc-tary 8 7 v . 4 . 7 . . . - Y . lg. ', ' ' . . 'Q . - . .1 . . , . , . , . , A . 1 ,L . . ,. . , . . , , . , . . U ' . C ' ' ' ' Q . , .. l. , , . .. , l e. ,. . Principals NK Dr Harrs 'Vlorgan our Lhool prmcxpal a put into effffcl an effluent chfo pro gram for the xear Lnder the mpalmle leader hlp of Dr James Z1I'IH'IlEI'IU8f'l the fhool of Nnowden Town hlp haw made lmpre ne dexelopment MFC Dolfl fleftl arid 'VI1 Broglle lrlghtj through therr bumnew knowledge haw: gnen beneflclal aid m runnlng our chool ani'-1 - lk? M 9 Faculty fLe tlo right! RAY MOND BAL ER Shpperw Rock Btate Teachers College lemxer ltx of PIII burgh Bachelor of SCICHCC ln Health Educa hon Ma ter of EdUC8tl0I1 Athletu Soc1alStud1e PAIL J COHILL Vlfglllld Polxtechmcal ln tltute Duque ne l mxer xts Ren elaer Polxtechmcal In tltute Bachelor of SCIENCE 1n EdUC3l110ll Albelmrfi Ceometrx Trl onometrx Speual Nlath ERINB VI RR XLL Bt FI'3l1Cl College I nn er ltx of Pltkhurch Bachelor of Art Mathematlec fl ef! io rwlzt! IOLIN PILTROSNI lluquf ne l mx er ltx B rr hcl Jr of lwcluc mon K XTHERINE H PRINIXVERX Beton Hlll College Duque ne L mver ltx Bichelor of Art lVla ter of Fdueatlon lONl PH 0 ANDRFA Rome Italy Duqueene l nu er lt! lX'lll0IlZil l ms er 1tx of Mexlco Bachelor of QCIBHCC Spam h Latln I0 fLefz zo right! JOSEPH CKSIC California State Teachers College Bachelor of Science ndustrial Arts Metal Shop Seventh grade history ALICE HOUSEKEEPER Purdue Ilnivcrsity Bachelor of Science in Home Eco- nomics Per onal Grooming Home Economic RICHARD PALLQON California 'State Teacher College Bachelor of Science Industrial Arts fl eff to rrghlj VIRGINIA FALLERT I,n1ver ity of Pitt burgh Duque ne Lniver ity lVIa ter of Science lVIu IC ANTHON Y GIROL Duque ne Inner its Bachelor of Science 'Nia ter of Vlu 1C Education Instrumental lVIu IC IXNIFw RICHARDSON Indiana State Ileacher College Barhclor of Ncience in Xrt Education Art Superw 1 or fLe t to rzghtj 'VIARY ROSE RENO Clarion State Teachers Syracuse Lmw erslty Lniverslty of Miami Bachelor of Science Librarian English Lab IRFNE PAULSON Seton Hill College Bachelor of Arts English, Reading -ei' fLefl lo rzghtj FR ANR 'VIARKLEY Slippers Rock State Teacher Duquesne Lnnersltw Bachelor of Science Nia ter of Education Social Studie School Guidance Counselor RACIE BECKET Slippery Rock State Teache Duque ne Lnlxersitv Bachelor of Science Wlathematlcs K., if fle 2 to right! CHARLES BILONICH St. Vincent s College University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education Civics Athletics KENNETH HOWELL Slippery Rock State Teachers College Bachelor of Science in Education Science. Geography fLefl to rzghtj VIDA SL LLIVAN L mwer ltw of P1tt.hurgh Duque ne Lnner lty Bachelor of Educatlon Typlngl II Secretar1alTra1n1ng Jun lor Bu mes CATHERIVF TELBAN Callfornla Ntate Teacher College Duquesne Lnner 1ty Bachelor of Educatlon Shorthand Bookkeepmgl Bu mess AI'1lllH16tlC and Buspness Enghsh ECOIIOITIIC Geogrbphy Exploratory Busmfss fLeft to rzghtj RAYMOND A NEDWIDEK Lnlverslty of Notre Dame Shppery Rock State Teachers College UIIIVCTSIIV of Plttsburgh Bachelor of Scxence Master of EdUC8l10n Phu lcal Educatlon Health Athletlcs EMILY 'VI SNYDER Lake Erle College Lmverslts of Plttshurgh Bachelor of Art. Master of Educatlon Health Phxslcal Educatlon fl ef! to rlghtl WILLIANI .l CHERNEY lndlana State Teacher College 'Vlt Nlercy College Lrnxersltw of Pltt burgh Bachelor of Qcxence Master of Educatlon Blologw Chemlstrv Physlcs RONALD KL PETZ Clar1on btate Teachers College lndlana qtate Teachers College Western Re erxe Lnlversltx Bachelor of Science General Qclence Biology 000 C us todlans Top row flet to rzghl E Englehart L DOIIIIHIC M Cero Bottom row E Armondmo S Clark Wlth the ald of our custodxan our chool 15 kept 1n ldeal condltlon 0 Cafeteria Workers fLe I Io rzahtj J Qhm kx N Klob car J Fox 'VI Hlck 'W Donnelly A Dormg Knot p1cturedl Wnth the efflclency of our capable cook our tudente now enjoy warm appetlzmg lunche Bus Drivers Left to right-J. Schnegg, F. Snee, H. Thompson. M. Snee, A. Arnoni, J. Williams. J. Maranchi. 1 . lt is the responsibilitv of our bus , E '- drivers to get the students to school M safely and promptly. I4 8 'Nw Top: E. Weinheimer, Vice Presidentg C. Topelski, Secretary. Bottom: W. Saine, Presidenlg J. Bakus, Treasurer. We began our long hike toward graduation when we were the first seventh grade to be placed at the high school. From the start. our group was character- ized by one thing-energy. ln the freshman year sports-minded girls joined the CAA. and vigorously enjoyed the week-long initiation. Our class also held a highly profitable bake sale and treated the school to a movie during the lunch hour. As 1956 rolled around. our energy bubbled over into constructive activities. Looking forward to the next yearis prom. we raised money on bake sales. We joined the Hi-Y and Y-Teens. taking active participation from the start. Three milestones marked our junior year. The first Our class sponsors. Miss Telban and Mr. Markley. have helped us in many ways during our last year here at Snow- den. Our success would not have been accomplished without their guidance. CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue and White CLASS FLUWER: White Rose CLASS NIOTTO: T he foundation of every state is the education of its youth. Senior register on page 91 Senior Histor was. of course, getting our class rings. This affirmed our success as members of the student body of Snowden. The second very important milestone was the Junior Class play. Every member of our class joined in to bring the school one of the funniest comedies in years, nTwo Girls and a Ghost. Number three was the final marker, the junior prom. For the first time in many years the Prom was held outside the school at the Youghiogheny Country Club. The theme, Emerald lslef' was displayed on the invitations and tickets that our class members made themselves. This year we have achieved another first. We are the first graduating class of the new Snowden Junior- Senior High School. We have tried to set examples for the underclassmen by presenting unity within our ranks. The senior play, L'Shooting High. was achieved by this unity as were our many other projects. We leave Snowden reluctantly and take with us many happy memories. ' 1 'Y 135 JOYCE ANN BAKUS WALTER A. BAWELL JR THOWHN 'UIFN MARY LOUISE BERLICH if 4'-'ww 'al -4 3 LOIS JEAN BRANDIS RILLIE C. BRAWDY MARGARET CAROL BRETSCIINEIDER ff, ' 'If' 2 DOUGLAS BYRON BROGLIE GEORGE A. CLENDENNING JOSEPHINE DOROTHY DAHL JAMES E. DAILEY PATRICIA LAVERNE DAVIS ,S C. ' Ag- tk, A . JUDITH M DONALDSON PATRICIA A. DREXLER PAUL JOHN ELI JR LAWRENCE LEE FASSETT PATRICIA ANN FARREN PAUL JEROME GILDERNEW .aw WILLA JEAN HOLDSWORTH MYRON E. JENNINGS BARBARA ANNE KLOBCAR f I JAMES JACKSON ELAINE MARY KENNEDY 20 KIMBERLY ANN HORNYAK JACQUELINE M. KARCHUCK VIRGINIA NANCY KOLVASKE x Qs UT DAVID KRAEUTER T FREDRICK R KRESS SHARON LYNNE LAKE FRANK A. LEWIS JR NANCY ANN KULIK 'Q' I CYNTHIA LESWICK ROSE JOANNE LATORRE PAULINE A. LOGAR ef ',..,.onr I' V' , . If I 1 BARBARA ANN NACY HELEN LOUISE NEIL HELEN MARIE NOLL OW' fi' ffl 4 . is xi , bE Nqr ,L,I A A' 3' ROBERT W. 0'DONNELL JEAN ANN POSEGO BARBARA L, ROADWAY ALBERT L. RICH JR. 1. ,A fy , T SHEILA BEVERLY RINNE I MARGARET CLAIRE ROCHE JOHN A. ROHALY 'E .mr 00' -Quai' RALPH JOHN SCHLATA JOHN IL. SHORTS RONALD SMITH L is WAYNE ALLEN SMITH 49 '5'... ' WILLIAM ANDREW SAINE THERESA SOKOL i Pl 6 I1-4' THOMAS SPENCER ETTA Lou STANKEWICZ LONNY GENE STILLEY 15'- CAROL A. TOPELSKI MARSHA LYNN TUCKER JACQUELINE G. USNICK DIANA JEAN VERNO RAYMOND DONALD WEBSTER v D0 You Remember When? IJ' ai? 27 Q02 66.8 j 019 'J AZ, I 1 on 9 Top to bottom Presldent J Brunl Treas urer C Ocepek Stcrctary J Paull VICQ Presldent J Hu he The ,Tumor class was a busy group thls year wlth plans for the Junlor Senlor Prom whlch was held ln May at the Mount Lebanon Country Club The Prom was an affalr whlch wlll be long remembered by those who attended The evemng was hlgh llghted by beautlful danelng IIIUQIC and a dClICl0UQ dmner The Junlors were also very pleased to ee thelr shmv new class rlngs whlch they recelved ln February A i Thrrd row fleft to nghtl G Atkins R 'Nlencer T Srmpson D Haberstock D Roxthner M Buttlce M Ross H Gates R Barwell J Cauley B Sunday T Franz B Bussey R Wemhelmer Second row M Broudy N Wllllams S Bowen I Skerbetz P Gatalsky N Clendennmg L Tomal J Hughes J Valdlsserl Mrs Prlmavera Fzrst raw R Srmpson R Cusky G Costello R Martin R Walshak K Scott P Haberstoclt W Buresch 30 Top rou flvft to rzghtl F Lackouc J Hecht F Roskow D Stark J Shumaker K Baumann F Rozzo C Bens E Jaworskl Sncond row Hrs Sullivan C Clark R Fulton B Baumlller 0 Bahney H Brown K Ashley .I Haratl L Gardxll L Artnalx Front row B Dolfl C Hurl K Kratofll ,I 'Vlcxlahon K Dxxon C Ucepek ,I Paul N Acor J Openshaw Jumors M P xx Top row fleft to nghtl G Holzhauser R Taylor T Holland P Snodgrass R Glerlack ,I Culhane A Borchlck K Toslc C Stranko S Slankxewlcz L Psensky C Johnson T Ross B Berger Second row R Nmness A Atkms J 'VIcAr!hur P Smnth D Shmsky B Raab .I Jackson D Kinney S Patterson L Campbell 'Vlr Cherney Front row D Bfellllg P Sokach I Semko G Yanko V Valdlserrl T Sakely ,I Luznar N Velmar 3I 1 hx President, C. Delwilerg Secretary, C. Wranag r Vxee Presldent and Secretary D All The class of 1961 was engrossed 1n many plans mcludmg preparatlons for thelr sprmg hop ln Aprll and fund ralslng actxvltles such as selllng name P1115 They were Wlde awake when lt came to lookmg ahead to their ,lun1orSen1or Prom They had a commlttee pltchlng rlght ln to help fmd out mformatlon and make preparatlons for thls blg affalr whzch they vnll sponsor ln May 1960 --Q ll Thzrd row fleft to nghtl F Clark .l Todd B Slmon D Ross G Green R Felxx T Chesnar B Gadd Second row Mr DAndrea B Gors1n G Anton I Rundless N Kxrshman R Kalmow sk1 F Crlle D Hester C Pope Fzrst row F Lyons N Kmney S Jackson C Broadus A Davxs B Hess E Johnson C Harvey 32 Thzrd rou fl It t nghtj W U mek ,I Tully R Lxkouch ,I I n I Delw1ler G 0 e J Brlggs R Boff W 'Nllldwec J Crlvella E Wr1ght NI An 010 J THPUICI Serond nm Ur Paul on .I btllley J lone L Paul C Qnuth G Nllne-hart C Hdfllufl B Lxnlwtxs N Wllder J Gondella N Culhm f brubewky H Slmpgon Fzrsl rou 'NI Rznpka I' wildklfl E Olner C Wrana J E1 S Waggrtt C Kcllcr ,I Vdchle ophomores T zrd mu. flelt to right! J Paul B Londle D Benon D -X11 L Nlunon W Noake T 9 I S rf .I Ku Q Dedk Bohtho J Lew H Nmllh L Schmlgel L Jennmg W mxtm P1071 rou. -X Frantz B Xlbrlght D DJIILW R Krlcen F Terchlclx L Cmlg .I Wkhaulxk 'NI Hecht Ur lll Flrst u .I 3 mn I' ck n n w r N Kr c f E Qhoemd er B NIcElhenm .I xill ch 33 Presldent M Semko Treasurer B RltOn1a Vlce Presldent J Same Secretary C Latorre For the flrst tlme thls year the Freshman Class was unlted as one group They qulckly became accustomed to the regular school routlne These students partlclpated 1n all the school act1v1t1es such as football and basketball games glvlng full support to the teams They were able to 10111 the Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon and YTeen organlzatlon and gave full co operatlon to the betterment of these clubs May the Class of 62 strlve for the knowledge, success and happmess that hlgh school l1fe offers 4 Fourth row fleft to rzght Mr Krall E Dolmar M Semko W Bell R Wemhelmer Third row G Fosbaugh R Bakus A Wall M Dominick D Capwell B Zupanclc A Hall D All J McMahon Second row J Schwab G Berger T Fxdago C PXCOZZI M Hopfer P Paul T Fulton D Morouse Fzrst row J Kllbert C Tewes B Pelesky M A Gollmg C Stewartson C Latorre N Coleman .l Metzger 34 5-up Fourth row fleft lo rzghtl Mr PCYYOSSI R Hughes W Remersmann W Noll .l Tucker A Paull W Roadway R Ocepek Thzrd row S Rlchards J Cooper ,I Sabo S Blexchner D Dermotta S Kepple J Montgomery B RIIOXHB B Wlute J Beyer Second row B Fehl C Massey E Crlffnh B Broudy A ORourke R Kraeuter D Sunday K Cuslc Front row S Oster V Wattlk C Harbutz K Stumpf J Same K Dolfl Freshmen Fourth row fleft to rzght! C Taylor L Snodgrass H Bremlg J Roache L White A Yopek Thzrd row 'Hrs Housekeeper NI Dormg Nl Boyer ,I 'Nlexsm er 'NI Ondos K Whller S Smout B Lackovlc K Kammsky E Farren Second row W Smlth K Butellx R Shardmg P Nlarun NI Wxlson W Martln L Boff R Benzo Flrst row J Cauley P WIHIBVICCD L Benzo S Shandor D Wells A Whxte 35 2. J ep - Mr , 1 ,sf-wif , fwyf H' fr f' l 4 s u v 4 .-. 1 , N, - J, 'VK ! , . rn - ' J C1 'I 2 ' . 'N K 5 , 1, , ,, W .r 2 . i L , , , , . . 1 X , , '- . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 7 . , . , . ' , . , . ', . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . . . , , 4 . 1 , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . ' , . , . , . , . . 1 I - ' 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . -L . , . . , . . , . . g ,1 . , . . , . , . , . , . . '-' . , . , . , . l , 1 . , . , . , . . 1 . , . . , . , . , . , . . First rou, flerl I0 right! ,I Reedy B Nlxtchell V5 Reddy D Humg 'NI Rorzo R Cor 1n B Celm P Borland Second row-C Wxlder man F Rozzo XI Volk H Fonzr L Smnh Nl 'Nlahalkey D F1 her L Luznar Third row Mr Bauer J JoneQ J GIDDOH S Whmng Amon Q Nlartln E 90 o Fourth rou R Flemmg L Collm D Nlurou 1 F John on B Broglre L Sackel T Ara rn Fzrst row Herr to right! T 'Xlar tmez F Tapolcr L Smlth J L1nn Blaze K XIIIICTIBII C Barker 'Vletz B 'Nloore Second rou, ZdOb1I1Sk1 E Trunzo R Whxte lVl1llLr R Kamlnbky B All Newhouee J Knccrx Third row if HarLman H Trautman P Lott A Sokach D Johnston 'Nl Kublo E Martin 'VI Edme B Waggett J Whlte Mr Kupetz Fourth rou P Drllon M Wlth row C Anton 'NI Atklns N 'NIC Elvany M 'NlcCurley D Strlley C Wei s hrs! rou ffef! to rzghll J Ku b T Co tantmo 'NI Dantre B Rmne J Zelena J Peternel Callfgor 'X Xrtnak B Fuhrer .Second rou W Paul B L n ck Co ta D O Donnell Fox Rf kos J Fult n B Nlllllh Turd It rk X Nlont ommn .-Yi . ' :Id . . x .. , l'r1ulr1f1. ,. '. . TWV. . .l ry. . X 'Q-xt. l. i inn. Mrs. Sny er. Fozzrlh ro 1'-P. Br-ok. S. Shan or. J. l abiazaw1ki. D, Wilifn. R. Wocd. J. Kozak. H. Lewia Eztghth Grade 11 36 eventh Grade 905 lrwt mu VIP!! I0 rzghl! S al u kl 114-'1 a IC lld rawdw E f utl1r14 X Xlvtz er Second rou R lhvx on C Rchaeffer 5 b1l1lm lanku Scot L Low l Rfjlllll W Sopp Thlfd row Nlr ll1lnn14l1 F Clark C Waggzftt l R4l1arn1ck R Hardm er 'Nl Falmry r B R C lNuv ou f Fozulh rou IJ Qrnlth D Slfko r 4 r r R Cuthrlc Nlllllll Ffrst mu HRH to flghlf NI l11 fl pet 1 1 W 1 g0l4 lu N Knott T Ol nk Smonzl ron D Ammon 1 R414h4 J Nl14l4Il4l4 Il R Baumann R ldull 1 l aul B bunun 7 1 ro 4. R un f e vu Ill fll Il C NIQK111111 rlln f 4 mc an r Rowe Pozzrlh r u l 1n1n W .anal N1 dr P Hullan 1l4 l' vw W lila 4 Fl I'1rs1 mu flelt to right! L 4n1 41n gf u z lifnu a 4 ll L I1kfr Swan 1 u IJ Sunday 4 1 ky 13 1 4 rar J Ruth n 1urg T 11111 mu. ,I W4 od 1 l' Su 0 41 r T R 10 fl C ru JP 1 Jenn Hawke K I 41tt14 ll llllllfliif V1 allau Fmpm 1n nolly Nlr Bvclcrt Fourth lou Xl gewrhok l Kaplm Q Fautl R l'f1nf1g.lv T l-'meh T4 H1 xc 9 . ODICY. fy. Ph1ll1ps. L. UR41ur cl, K. Caputw. Fi 0 wif' 5 Q'fSfX'5'? 4' fLet t nghtj Patrxcla Moran CoEd1tor M P!'lIlldNl I'd bpon or Cynthia Leswlck COEdll0I' Busmess S mf f fLelt to rzghtj K Hornyak ,I 'tluslnger ,I Dtulcy W Bawcll I Wul oleskl S Yopek R Jenmn s Ir Paul on Sponsor Aquila The Aqulla Staff has worked dlhgently thls year to present the students wlth a remembrance of the flrst year of the new Snowden Townshlp Jumor Qenlor Hlgh School It has been our ann to collect 1n these pages the memorles and hlgh hght ofthe chool year Wlthout the ald and asslstance of our spon sors Vlrs Prunaxera and Mr Paulson the hterarv and buslness staffs could not have accomphshed such a dlfflcult task pan '1 L1 terary Staf f Top rou, flelt Io rzghtj Urs Prlmawera Sponsor S Rmne H 'Noll P Wxel ole L1 S Lake C Topel kx J Blfuhner P Farren P Drmxler D Ymrnu F L wt f I4 wlck Botlom rou P Moran B Na y a IJ lxrae W1 on ,I Karrhu Fu lflt ,I 'Nlo mm I BROA I ICA STER EDITORS ffmfl In riglilf S. Km-ft-, assistant editor: .l. lluilvy, sports, l', llre-xler, ' typingg A. We-yers. mirneographingzg S. Rinnc. editor: Nlr-. Sullivan, M. During. 1-xcliangt-3 If. Kcnnmly, feature: B, Iam-kovic, junior high editor. Broadcaster The HROAl7CAS'I'ER is the school mimeo- graphed newspaper. It is printed every four weeks by a staff of junior and senior high school students. In the spring of 1958. the BROADCASTER took first honors in the I,'niversity of Pittsburgh's High School Newspaper Contest. This was accomplished by the BROACASTEITS continued high standards of journalism. Editor. Sheila Rinne. and assistant editor, Sharon Keefe, assign articles to every reporter for each edi- tion of the paper so that various views on the news will be presented. Mrs. Vida Sullivan, the newspaper sponsor, super- vises the publication, further assuring the top-notch quality of our school newspaper. Top row fleft to right!-W. Bawell, M. Dominick, E. Kennedy, P. Smith, F. Terchick, P. Farren, R. Kriccri. D. Capwell, B. Lackovic, A. Atkins, B. Baumiller, A. We-yers, J. Dailey, L. Fassett Second row---VS. Yopek, V. Valdiserri, C. Griffith, H. Neil, E. Stankwicz, H. Noll, .I. Gibbons, NI. Golling, C. Keller, C. Wrana, P. Wielgoleski, Mrs. Sullivan. Third row--L. Guthrie, .l Valdiserri, Oster, S. Keefe, S. Rinne, Gibbs, I. Hughes, E, I.ove. P. Drexlnfr, Fourth row -A D. Dermotta, T. Costantino, I. Nagy, M. Doring. V. Wattik, J. Beyer. J. Sabo, C. Grubesky. HI-Y OFFICERS fLeft to right!-R. O'Donnell, Treasurer, J. Mei- singer, Co-Chaplain, Mr, Chemey, D. Broglie, Pres- identg E. Weinheimer, Chaplain, B, Saine, Secre- tary, R. Schlata, Vice President. mwum umm, nf H i-Y The Hi-Y Club is one of the oldest clubs in our school. The Hi-Y Club, like its sponsoring group, the Y.M.C.A., aims to develop nationwide fellow- ship and high standards of Christian character and conduct. Other purposes of the Hi-Y are to promote clean speech, clean living, and good sportsmanship. At the beginning of the year new members had their initiation. Yearly projects, including the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Orphans, Party, and the dis- tribution of Christmas baskets to needy families, were carried out successfully by the Hi-Y Club. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Cherney, the Hi-Y certainly accomplished worthwhile objectives. To complete the year, a Hi-Y-Y-Teen picnic was held where all members enjoyed the company of their friends and classmates. Top row fleft to right!-D. Stark, F. Kress, T. Berger, L. Stilley, J. Rohaly, P. Gildernew, R. Mencor. Second row-J. Shumaker, J. Paul, A. Ricih, F. Lackovic, B. Weinheimer, G, Green, R. Taylor, T. Holland, J. Cauly. Third row-C. Broadus, D. Ross, C. Detwiler, F, Roskov, K. Williams, F. Lewis, C. Bens, C. Atkins, R. Jennings, W. Bawall. Fourth row-L. Fassett, B, Sunday, F. Chesnar, T. Spencer, J. Jackson, K. Minehart, G. Jones, L. Munson, S. Brunetti, A. Borchick. Fifth row-P. Haberstock, J. Martinez, Mr, Cherney, R. 0'Donnell, R. Schlata, B. Saine, D. Broglie, J. Meisinger, E. Weinheimer, T. Bolitho, D. Ali, K. Scott. 42 Y-TEEN OFFICERS Top row fleft to right!-fJ. Dahl, Rep.g E Stankwicz, Chaplain: J. Valdiserri, Rep Bottom row-E. Love, Presidentg J. Barker Vice President: J. Bakus. Seen-taryg I. Semko Treasurer. Y-Teens Because freshmen were permitted to join this year, girls. the YTeens has become one of the largest clubs Some of the activities of the club are the annual at Snowclen Orphans, Party, the Christmas Dance, a picnic and The YTeens. with the help of Mrs. Housekeeper, ushering at assemblies. work to promote a fellowship among women and B- A ... .. .. Top row fleft to right!-BI. Tucker. A. Atkins, C. Roche, F. Crile. J. Jones, A. Franz, J. Stilley, R. Kolinowski, P. Martin, I. Rundless, M. Doring, J, Kress. Ninth row-P. Smith, B. Lackovic, B. Zupanic, C. Deak, C. Kaminsky, E, Farren, M. Ondos, N. Kirschman. K. Miller, ll. Dominick, S. Smout, J. MacArthur. Eighth row: F. Lyons, K. Ashley, J. Beyer, B, Nagy, K. Hornyak, B. Klobcar, E. Kennedy, NI. Berlich, J. Bleichner, F. Jackson. V, Wilder. A. Hall. Serenth row: H. Neil, T. Sokol, J. Mogyoros, T. Supensky, H. Simpson. B. Hess, K. Maranchi, M. Wilson, P. Davis, S. Jackson, S. Patterson. Sixth row: W. Holdsworth, H. Barati. J. Nlehaulik. C. Harhutz, B. Dolfi, C. Hurl, H. Brown, P. Sokash, A. Davis, B. White. Fifth row-B. Raab, D. Dailey, D. Kinney, N. Kinney, R. Kraeuter, S. Kepple, B. Roadway, J. Posego. P. Midcalf, C. Minehart, K. Smith. Fourth row: S. Bleichner, D. Sunday, N. Coleman, NI. Boyer, S, Richards, A. Wall, K. Kratofil, J. Valdiserri. P. Farren, J. Ei. N. Acor, J. Barati. Third row-C. Leswick. K. Dolfi, K. Stump, D. Bussey, P. Siateyich. N. Clendenning. L. Tomal. C. Harbutz, J. Nlchiahon, P. Catalsky, I. Skerlsetz, B. Pelesky, l'. Bretschneider. N. Williams. Second row Nl. Collingl. S. Stewartson. I. Johnson, B. Ritonia, J. Saho. D. Dermotta, S, Oster, NI. Hopfer, C. Criffith. D. Wills, C. Latorre. B. Xlclflheny. J. Huxley, Xlrs. Huusekeeper. Bottom row VB. Fehl J. Cooper, E. Stankewicz, I. Semko, E. Love, J. Barker, J. Bakus, J. Condella. Xl, Hecht. P. Moran. 43 Top row fleft to right!-J Briggs, R. Felix, HI. Todd W. Noakes. Second row-W Simon. M. Hecht, J. Tully, D Dailey, L. Munson, W. Us nick. Third row-A. Chesnar T. Ross, G. Matevitch, J. Am mon, P. Berger, F. Lyons, R Kriceri, V. Wilder, J. Mchau lik, Fourth rowAMr. Cherney L. Craig, J. Condella, B Densmore, F. Terchick, J Gorsin, B, Albright, E. Oliver E. Shoemaker, J. Ei, S. Keefe Top row fleft to right!-N Kinny, B. Gorsin, B. Condie J. Kress. Second row-C. Detwiler, W. Kirch, B. Liko vitich, G. Fontanesi, D, Ross, E. Wright, G, Jones, L. Det wiler. Third row-J. Topolci, M. Angelo, R. Boff, J. Paul, J. Crivella, T. Bolitho, C. Jennings, W. Milavec, ,I Louis, Fourth row-Mr. Ku etz C' Green N Guthrie P 1 1- , . , L. Shinigal, C. Broadus, C. Wrana, D. Ali, C. Grubesky, D. Hester, J. Minehart, J Mitsch. Biolo y Club This organization has been formed to create inter- est in the field of biology. The aim of the club is to give the students a greater appreciation of this field of science. Mr. Cherney and Mr. Kupetz each spon- sor a section of the club and give advice concerning plans and educational trips. The club keeps abreast of the new developments in biology by reading sci- entific magazines and newspapers. The club invests in educational movies and also sponsors a picnic at the end of each year. The clubis main activity is a field trip to Pittsburgh and its surrounding parks and museums. Chorus The chorus IS a group of thlrty fue select mem bers whose mam purpose rs to create an mterest ln muslc among the students Wlembershlp IS open to those students vnth a good sln IH NOICC and an mterest ln muslc Under the dlrectlon of Mrs Fallert the chorus sm s at VHTIOUS meetmbs assembhes and at speclal functions, such as the dedlcatlon of our hlgh school bulldln 1n January The group ralsed money to buy cholr robes through the sellmg of frult cakes and corsages The chorus has been a deflfllte asset to our school thls year Standmg Ileft to nghtj J Barker P Farren C Roche J Dahl P Moran B Klobcar J Gondella ,I McAuthur V Wllder V Valdlserrl J Mehauhk B Raab W Bussey R Webster G Atkms J Rohaly R Taylor N Whmng Kneelmg P Bretschnlder N Wllllams R Kraeuter B Whxte B Roadway E Ohwer N Clendennmg M Hecht J Valdrserrx T Sakely B Berger L Snodgrass K Wllllams F Wllson L Whrte 952 lab ,f 1 s fLeft to right!-D. Stark, J. Jackson, C. Clark, P. Wielgoleski, B, Baumiller, Mrs. Reno, S, Bowen, J. Bleichner, J. Dailey, J. Hughes, W. Holdsworth, M. Berlich. 4. fLeft to rzghtj D Wills S Keefe D John ton K Dolfi K CUQIC Library Club The Library Club is an organization insti- tuted this year in Snowden High by Mrs. Reno. the librarian. Members of the club are all of those boys and girls who assist in the library. The club will be mainly a service organiza- tion. lts first project was a paperback book drive for the Veteran's Hospital. Some of the other duties of the members are to take care of all library bulletin boards and publictiy, and to foster better relations be- tween the students. faculty, and the adminis- tration. li! ' I wiv ' Top row fleft to right!--Mr. Paulson, sponsor: C. Stanko, L. Cambell, G. Jones, F. Kress, F. Roskov, J. Briggs, W. Kirsch, J. Dailey, P. Cildernew. R, Jennings. Second row-P. Ei, R. Hoff, R. Walshak. T. Simpson, J. Crivella, W, Bawell, J. Nleisinger. W. Sain:-. F, Lackovic, W, Simon. Front rou'-f-M. Angelo, C. Martinez, C. Cardill. li. Milavec. D. Breinig. L. Fasset, J. Gorsin. Coy Club The Key Cluh was organized in 1956 and since then has done many things to the ad- vantage and betterment of our school. The club has initiated a fire safety program in which club members take an active part by A seeinff that the fire drills are Carried out in lf proper form. The cluhis aim is to serve man and country. Membership to this club is open to all sophomore. junior. and senior boys who have an average of no less than C Mr. Paulson has ahly sponsored the 1-lulo for the past two years. OFFICERS J. Nleisingzer. President: W. Saine. Viee President and Secretary: W. Bawell. Treasurer: J. Dailey. Orator: Mr. Paulson. Sponsor. 47 Top row flefz to right!-R. Fridderick, J. Zelena, J. Tewell, T. Constantino, J. Paternel, K Leveitski, M. Dantry, D. O'Donnell, J. Saine, J. Tucker. Seventh row-A. Rich, M. Hopfer D. Capwell, C. Picozze, J. Fox, S. Petach, C. Dillon, I. Nagy, A. Artnak, D. Paul. Sixth row! B. Fehl, C. Gardill, F. Wilson. J. Fosbaugh, R. Bakus, J. Kilbert, N. Coleman, C. Latorre M. A. Golling, G. Donaldson, C. Stewartson, S. Bleichner. Fifth row-J. Montgomery, R. BCH W. Kirsch, J. Ammon, J. Mitsch, D. Morouse, A. Davis, B. Zupansic, B. Pelesky, J. Gondella M. Semko, J. Sabo. Fourth row-B. Ritonia, C. Clark, P, Smith, W, Simmon, J, Metzer, R Weinheimer, T. Fidago, G. Jones, J. Todd, L. Munson, J, Beyer. Third row-D. Dermotta R. Hughes, B. Fuhrer, W. Bell, W. Paul, J. Kozak, C. Costa, J, Fabiozewski, R. Wood, E Dolinar, B. Roskov, B. Reinersman. Second row-B. Noll, E. Shoemaker, M. Hecht, D. Dailey B. Albright, C. Wrana, B. Densmore, J. Openshaw, G. Minehart, N. Kinney, J. Mahualik, R Louis. First row-J. Davis, D. Sunday, K. Stumph, S. Richards, F. Lyons, S. Keefe, E. Oliver N. Williams, C. Massey, B. White, R. Kraeuter, A. O'Rourke. Junior Classical Lea ue The Junior Classical League is a rather new addi- tion to the clubs at Snowden. lt was first started in the school year of 1957-1958. With the help of Mr. D,Andrea, the sponsor, it is progressing well. The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to encourage among the young people an interest in and appreciation of the civilization, language, litera- ture and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and to give them some understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity. The league is a national and state organization. Next year the club hopes to he represented at the state convention. f 2 3? ? A 2 Top row fleft to right! J Mogyoros C, Leswlck I Semko 0 Bahnev D Kraeuter E Wein helmer W Same B Baumillcr A Davis 9 Keefe P Atkln Second row T Sakely V Walde serrl B Albrl ht F Lyon M Hecht F Terchlk J Condella C Nlaranchi B Na y .I Donald on S Rmne B Den more Wir Kupetz Front rou, J Baku L Artnak D Verno Secretarw E Love Vice Pre idcnt J Karchult Pre ident G Errmgton Trea urcr C Wrana E Ollser J Hughe atzonal Honor Socwty The National Honor Socletv IS an orgamzatlon recognizing scholarship. leadership and responsibil- ity in students of our school. It is an honorary group that has no special money-making projects but de- votes itself to scholastic achievement, and a -1.2 aver- age may belong to the club. Thls sear the Natlonal Honor Society sponsored by Mr. Kupetz. plans to present programs to the school and also to take an educational trip. There are scholarships open to National Honor Society members through the Scholarship Qualifying Test. which was given in early October. Exght attractlve prom trotters pause to pose fLeft to rzghtl K Mmehart P Duffy R Schlatag F Kress Szttmg D Verno P Wlelgoleskl S Lake J Beck One and two and pensne waltzers move to the dreamy stralns of Tommy Carlyn s NIUSIC i Ut- dl Prom Our Jumor Prom was an lmportant achlevement of our Jumor class It was unlquely dlfferent from the proms of PYCVIOUS years 1n that bemg presented at Youbhlobheny Country Club It was the flrst to be held outslde Snowden TOWnShlp Hlgh School We were also honored to have the largest attendance of all past years The theme of our prom was Emerald lsle The muslc was provlded by Tommy Carlyn and hls Orchestra The 1nv1tat1ons whlch were dellghtfully deco rated wlth a shamrock and a llttle lrlsh glrl were the flrst to be deslgned by the students Another scene from the memorable exenmg 50 - - - Aas ' ' , . , . Y V Q 1 -1 - l v n ' . . 9 u i Q y 1 , y n u I T u , . , . ' , . . s 1 Q V L6 73 , . 0 . U Y . . . . . . . 7 . - , , , , , 7. . . . 7 ' 5 s. 'w 1 , V . ag, . V ' V 7 Wlay Queen Dlana Vemo and Hay Kmg Ralph Schlata May Da Oxer the Halnhou was the theme of the tradltlonal 'Wax Das Program performed by Wir Snyders gum classes for the royal court and guests It conslsted of a serres of dances deseloped around the colors of the spectrum The Cllm3Y of the ewenmg was the crowning of ueen Dlana and Kmg Ralph Thex were attended by Kent Mlnehart Shella Rmne Douglas Broghe and Luanna Guthrle semor attendants 'Vlarw Lou Broudy and Carol Hurl junlor attendants Janet Vachle and Carol Keller ophomore attendants Nancs Coleman and Darlene Wllls freshman attendants Lmda Luznar and Arleen Sokach erghth grade attendants Cathy Kaputo and Cynthla Maron seventh grade attendants Top rou. fleft to rzghtj D W1lIs I Yachre NI Broudy K Nhnehart L Guthrxe S Rmne D Broghe C Hurl C Keller lN Coleman Front rou. C Kaputo L Luznar R Schlata D Yemo A Sokach C 'Heron 5I 'Q Semor Play DIRECTORS fLeft to nghtl Louanna Cuthrle PBIIICB Moran 'Nlr Emlly Snyder Rose Latorre SHOOTING HIGH Shootlng Hlgh a hllarlous three act comedy on the neva hugh school stage The play opened ln the shoddy llvmg room of the Feeney apartment The ne er do well Blll Feeney f Paul Clldernewl was constantly bemg harassed bs hls vufe Fanny Feeney fShe1la Rmnel t get a Jb Fannys s1ster Junle Uacquelme Karchuckl had been rejected for a long dreamed of moue part addlng to the general confuslon rn the household However a brlght light shone on the plcture as Hank fWlll1am Hamel arranged wlth absent mrnded Professor Trttlebury lLarry Fassett for Joe iRonald Jenmngsl and Iume t fly to e moon ln the Professors rocket But Hank aso deused a plan so that the rocket would no reach the moon ,lunle fell IH loxe wlth the Professors nephew fjohn Rohalyl makmg mat ters even worse Thmgs reached a cllmax ln the mlddle of the third act when Junle and the Professors nephew enact a stormy scene but the two are reconclled as true love ends the play ' 0 xl S K 3 . . F , Q on , 5' ' , b S. - , ! y - 1 ' , ' V. I .9 fs .px I if A as CC ,, gc n 1 7, s u f ' ' ' - ' 7 ' 7 ' ' f f was the first student dramatic work presented - ' ' l ' ' , ' P ' o th V 4 w - ' 9 . 1 , h 1 - - v ' V' L t Q 1 J n 7 Y' ' . ' . 7 I , . I . lf , o o. , . f . 1 ' ' 9 . . , s . , 1 I , T t E . b W, R X it . f X i 52 KIX Lil: Football Although the record this year did not show a perfect season, our boys showed excellent sportsmanship with the aid and experienced coaching from Raymond Ned- widek, Raymond Bauer, and Charles Bilonich. As in the past, Mr. Nedwidek was assisted by Mr. Bauer, who helped the backfield improve their speed, maneuvering, and timing. Mr. Bilonich, having been added to the coaching staff, assisted Mr. Nedwidek with the line, and later in the season was placed in charge of the Junior Varsity. Mr. Nedwidek, as always, showed skill and determination in coaching his team for the year. All three coaches were greatly respected by everyone who knew and worked with them because of their true sports- man-like manner and interest in the players. fLefz to right!--Mr. Bauer, Mr. Nedwidek, and Mr. Bilonich. Snowden .,...,,t....,... Snowden ....sst..,..,,,, Snowden ,s,,.....,,,.,,. Snowden t,,.ir...,,,,i,. 19 Snowden ,.,......,s,..,. Snowden Snowden Snowden Snowden ,..,...... ..... SCORES ' 21 Mon Clty t,t,...VV,,,,t ,,.,,,,,, Thomas Jefferson .t,.., ...,s,. 6 Upper Saint Clair s,ts ...,.., 6 Perryopolis ....,,t... .....,, 1 4- Trafford - ,.,....s,,.. ....., . 7 South Fayette ,,,s. ,..,... 3 2 Bethel v,,s...,,.s., ......, 0 Cecil ,,,s........,...... ..,,,,. 1 4 West Newton ,tt,.....,.,.,,,... , 20 Senior Lettermen FRANK LEWIS-He earned a starting position as offensive and defensive end during his senior year. His help encouraged the team tremendously. THOMAS SPENCERiHaving been one of the best quarterbacks in the district. he sparked the team with a spirit to win. JAMES MEISINGER-One of the most rugged defensive players whose teamwork enabled successful plays. DOUGLAS BROCLTE--As starting halfback and outside linebacker, he stopped many opponents in their tracks. ROBERT WILSON-He was an actual fireball on the team with his quickness and strong running at the position of halfback. RALPH SCHLATA-fAt tackle. he made for his awerage size by his roughness and ability to drop the larger opposition. PAUL GILDERNEW-Every coach desires a boy with the spirit to win that Paul possessed. He also helped the team greatly by his dependable center plays. 'WV' Y fd . gt' . A'. -1 Ay! if -' N111 'lu .Qi -Q .. 552 Us ?? Y 'ex Y Basketball Theylve done it again! Once more the Snowden prised by his boys, record. They far surpassed my basketball squad has captured the Section XIV Cham- expectations, he said of them, happily I attribute pionship. lThe Aquila went to press before W.P.I.A.L. their success to their fine team splrlt eliminations! Coach Bauer was delighted and sur- Top row fleft to right! C Bens F Kress E Wemhenmer R Schlata Second row-W Simon I Shumaker D Ross F Lewis T Spencer K Scott Third row-Mr Raymond Bauer J Cauley K Mmehart J Crivella C Detweiler J Williamson I Corsm F Wllson Mr Raymond Nedwidek Snowden Snowden Snowden Snow den Snowden Snowden Snowden Snow den Snow den SEASON RECORD Thomas Jefferson Ellsworth Bethel Ellsworth E lVlcKeesport Sharpsburg Edgewood Brldgevllle W Newton Snowden Snowden Snowden Snowden Snowden Snowden Snowden Snowden Snowden Snow den 7 Brldgeville SECTIOIN CHAMPIONSHIP Snowden Cecl League games 57 S Fayette Bethel Scott Peters Ceci Mapletown S Fayette Peters CSCI 54 18 ' 56 . ' ,,,,.,,,,... 38 ,...,,,,,.,..,,,,... 34 l' ,.s,,...,... 59 r,., , .. ,,.. 4-1 . , ...,.,,.isi, L1-6 ' .....i, ,.,, . 62 'l Snowden ,,.e,,.,.,,e 41 E. Washington .,,. .....,s 2 5 'Snowden .........,,, 55 Bridgeville , ,.,.,.,., , 32 ,,..,......,. ., ,.,, 45 .,....,,. ., 62 ' ' ,,,,, ,,,, , , 60 ' ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,s,,, , 39 ' ,,,.,,,,.,.. 71 ' ,,,,,,,. ,, 66 . T .,,,,,,, ,.,... .,.. 3 6 4 ....V......t 4-l 'l .,,,, ,. I , AAAA-iiiYiiA 4 ' ' Y iiP-P-AiiAAii-- I ' .,..t,..,.t. 57 'l .t,,.,...see.t,t,,,,,.ss..,, 4-4 KENT IVIINEHART JACK WILLIAMSON Semor Players -'ww THOMAS SPENCER LOAfH RAYMOIND BAUER T, l EDWARD WEINHEIMER I' R ANK LEWIS ln! I RED KRESS 58 H15 RALPH SCHLATA 0 .W V I I r-D' . x ' H Y wx V ,fu Us 2? . ' 61 , I 'l', Two more points that helped win another game. Get that ball Snowden Hxgh School' CPI that ball' Acuon m the true sense of the word Back fleft to right!-L. Guthrie, S. Rinne, A. Weyers, M. Tucker. Front-Mrs. Synder, N. Kulik. Under the efficient leadership of Emily M. Synder, the Girls' Basket- ball squad is showing top improvement in running plays and better shooting ability. This is a result of the long hours of practice. We know success will lie on the shoulders of the girls' squad. Bark fleft to right!-B. Albright, G. Yunko. A. We-ye'-rs, C. Clark, J. Kress. D. Shinsky Second-J. Hughes, S. Rinne. V. Martin. Nl. Tucker. N. Guthrie, L. Guthrie, B. Bau miller. Front-S. Bowen, C. Wilde-rman, J. Vachie, N. Kulik, Mrs. Synder. 60' Girls, Athletic xi Association fLeft to right!wNIrs. Snyder, Sponsorg Carolyn Grubesky, Vice Presidentg Sheila Rinne. Presidentg Louanna Guthrie, Treas- urerg Diana Verno, Secretary. The Girls' Athletic Association of our school is under the capable leadership of Emily M. Snyder. This organization has brought about much friend- ship and understanding among the students. The Girls' Athletic Association usually sponsors the ath- letic banquet. With capable workers, who are al- ways busy, this club is sure to be a successful one in years to come. 'wi Top row fleft to right!-L. Craig, G. Yanko, B. Baumiller, G. Errington, F. Terchik, O. Bahney, A. Wewers, D. Shinsky, B. Albright, R. Kriceri, .l. Jackson, N. Guthrie, S, Bowen, B. Browdy, Mrs. Snyder. Second row- S. Keefe, C. Keller, B. Densmore, B. Yanketis, V. Valdiserri, L, Artnak, L. Brandis, L. Guthrie, D. Verno, S. Rinne, C, Grubesky, P. Logar, B. Brawdy, 'l'. Sakely, P. Wielgoleski, P. Drexler, H. Noll, C. Wrana. Bottom row-S. Lake, J. Vachi, S. Wag- gett, V. Wattick, J. Openshaw, K. Cusic, M, Browdy, J. Paul, C. Ocepek, E. Oliver, J, Luzar, J. Karchuck, J. Hughes, R. Latorre. bl ,J-fl OFFICERS fLeft to right!-D. Fisher, C. Waggett, F. Lyons. G. Errington, R. Ocepek, B. Lackovic, and Mr. Cirol. Band We can be very proud of our newly organized Snowden Township Band under the supervision of Mr. Anthony Girol. The band spends many hours a week practicing in the music room with its instructor. Through persistent efforts. the hand has shown remarkable progress. ln order to supply funds for equip- ment. the members of the band sold candy for Christmas and Easter. The band has sponsored many other sales in order to secure enough money for their uniforms which proved to he well worth their efforts. The Snowden Township Band has become a definite asset to our school. First row fleft to right!-T. O'Black, E. Wielgoleski, R. Cottrell, D. Nist, M. Repetski, C. Donaldson, D. Fisher, D. Ammon, D. Sunday Barker. Serohd row-R. Fulton, E. Susko, J. Saine, C. McKinnis. M. Crimes, R. O'Cepek, A. Yanko, J. Metzger, R. Wilson. Third L. Luznar, J. Tomsic, S. Skonier, J. Lynn, E. Trunw, F. Rozzo, J. Boff, J. Kulik, C. Waggett, C. Schaffer. Fourth row-F. Lyons, S. J. Davis, T. Bendal, M. Sewchok, S. Bell. A. 0'R0urke, C. Massey, M. Wilson. Fifth row- Mr. Cirol, G. Errington, J. Beyer, P. Smith, 62 Inspiring pep songs raised the enthusiasm of the student body to a high degree. A familiar scene at all the s-eason's football games. Typical form and pre- cision of our hand. ll, C. Weis, B. Lackovic, Atkins. Cheerleaders fLeft to rzghtl JoAnn Valdlserrl Judy McMahon Carol Topelskl Tom Sakely Helen Noll Cynthxa Wrana Janet Vachre GO' GO' GO TEAM GO' Thls cheer could be heard all through the hlgh school at everv pep meetln thls vear Our cheer leaders have lI1SplI'Cd the school Splfll of all stu dents especlally of the seventh and elghth rades They really d1d a flne Job encouragmg our team through all thelr basl-'etball and football games whether the team was wmnmg or loslng SENIOR CHEERLEADERS fLefU Carol Topelskl flfzghtl Helen Noll 64 Q H1 u 111116 Bau 1111 lle1 luha B311 ell Walter Ruger fleorge l PT Il l1 NI 1r1 l 1111 H11 11l mxmc 1 112111 Burl 111r l la11111a Br'1111l1 l Ol Bm llc Dougla f l1f111l1 1111111 Cmr e l1 le f u ll lx 1 en llal1l Jo cphmc lJa1le1 lame lJ11lf1 Barbara lJ1lf1 lxare-11 l 11gzl1l1a11lt l 1l11 1r1l l lfftll l at1111a I1l1l H6111 21111 I 1l1l wflll 1211 1 l l 111 1 1 l1 1l lx111l1u1k Ja1qu1l1111 Iw 1111 e1l1 lLla1111 lxl11l11 11 Barl11r1 lXUlllx NdIlCN 1 1111 fNIl 1 l 11111 ll mce HH TH XNlx SOL I0 CHR BOOSTERN Xl 1r 1111 l11 I llllCIlIlt Nllfllllll Gcrilcl N151 11111 Ju11lh 'Xlomn ljalmma 1 111 ll 1 1 H1 1 cjllllllflxfi Nlr Ha 1111 1l1 PIU 1111 'Nlr R11 11r1l I lo-15,11 P1 1111 '111r'1 Nlr Rabb H1111 R1lQOIl1'l B11e1l1 111 I Tl N1 lll 111 l .1 ph Slllllll f'1ll11r111e 5111691 lxfll md 'Nlr j11l111 l Nta11l11 1111 7 Lita Lou llll l11 1r1 1111111 ll V1l1l1sc-rr1 ju XIIII l1r1111 lhana V1 att11l1 N 1 111111121 VN 1 lv t1 r 1111111111111 1 II 1 111 X111 r11 11p1l1 RIIIICX 66 NVE 1:1 ' 'Q 2 .4 Y Y llc V Y li Q -1 ak s. 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J v' ANGELO'S CLEANERS Pressing Whale You Wad CompIimen+s of LIBRARY DISTRIBUTING MR AND MRS ANTHONY PAULL Rou+e 88 TE 5 5938 MR AND MRS SILAS VALDISERRI LIBRARY PA TEnnyson 5 II42 FINLEYVILLE JUHN J BRUCE FURNITURE COMPANY TAX CO'-'-ECTQR Snowden Township Fumlhjre Apphances 5730 CURRY ROAD PITTSBURGH 36 PA Now T ce as Bug Twlce as Many Values Floor Coverlng Dickens 8 7I23 Locus+ 3 3398 FINLEYVILLE PA OI 5 9595 The Pay ng of Taxes Is 'Phe Only Traed and Pro ed Mefhod of Everybodys Chnppmg n fo Provide fhe Thmgs Whnch All of Us Need and None of Us Can Pay for by OurseIves ll Q o o Il . . I ' ' C . . o I I, . . ' - WI , Q ll ' . I ' v I ' . . . . . , . BROGLIE'S INN MEALS Dancung Every Friday and Safurday Evening TEnnyson 5 9857 Pmey Fork Road Library Pa CompIimenIs of CHARLES W. LEWIS Newspapers Grocenes Confechons BROUGHTON PENNSYLVANIA OLympla 5 9943 TOWNE HOTEL and Pnvafe Parhes Modern Rooms Good Food OL 5 7079 EDWARD B GARRY FUNERAL HOME Aur Condlhonlng Oxygen Equlpmeni' AmI:uIance Service Prop ITONYI PETROVICH Dickens 8 7265 Cafering 'Io Banque'I's 68 Complnmenis PRINTERS 8+I1 AVENUE MUNHALL PENNA R L TRAX 81 SON Commercnal and Social Home Grown Fruds Prmhng Wedding Invl+ahons and Produce TEnnyson 5 7057 LIBRARY Compllmenfs of GREEN HILLS LUMBER CO TE 5 2222 LIBRARY PA Complumenfs of BOYKA TAVERN Slzzlmg Sfeaks Our SpeclaI+y Prop JOHN KONTON J R of TELEPHONE: Ho. I-2960 - I 69 COMPLIMENTS OF WALTER E GRIFFITH FUNERAL HOME A Service 'ro All Wl+h +he Hughes? of Sfandards AMBULANCE SERVICE OXYGEN EQUIPPED FUNERAL HOME AND MOTOR EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONED Phones BROWNSVILLE ROAD BROUGHTON PENNSYLVANIA The officers and drrecrors of +hus bank congra+uIa+e 'l'he Class of l959 and express 'I'he wlsh Ihaf +hese years of +rammg may guide each one of you mro a career of genume success WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL BANK FINLEYVILLE OFFICE FINLEYVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Olympia 5-4400 TUxedo 2-9 I 55 Best Wishes F o THE SNOWDEN TOWNSHIP KEY CLUB TERRACE ARCADE STUDIO 4I2O B Il R d WHITEHALL SHOPPING CENTER Photog aphs Po tra ts Wedd gs Com erc aI PHONE TU d I8900 I' m rownsvie oa I' r i - in - m i : ex o - FALLERT STUDIOS 405 CARSON STREET PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA Extends Best Wishes to the Graduates of I959 COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS Icl Lhghl 297 to TH F H WILLIAMS B ROA DCASTER FAM I LY I ' I Hemloc -9596 e I -6 Success in Life Is Compliments Our Hope r You of E . . 72 LIBRARY PHARMACY LIBRARY PENNSYLVANIA Tennyson 5 4552 qs 8. H GREEN STAMPSI peI D g e IFREE DELIVERY SERVICEI FINLEYVILLE PHARMACY FINLEYVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Dickens 8 5653 DANIELS VARIETY STORE 5724 CURRY ROAD Serving Your Every Household Need Open 7 Days a Week TIII I000 PM SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT CURRY CLEANERS 5725 Curry Road OIympla 5 733I PITTSBURGH 36 PENNSYLVANIA AII Garmen+s Insured Agalnsi' F-are and TI'1e'fI' Cleaning Pressmo D emg JACK 81 WAYNE GULF SERVICE 5000 Curry Road PlI'IsburgI'1 36 Pennsylvania AUTO REPAIRS OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION Coml e ru S rvice Broughfon Branch Posi' Office . -1 . ' 1 Y . 73 THE SNOWDEN TOWNSHIP HI-Y ATTEND SOME CHURCH EACH SUNDAY The Hi-Y offers Ihe boys Chris+ian Fellowship, which aids Ihem in working wifh Ihe school and communi+y. CLEAN SPORTMANSHIP CLEAN SpEECH CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP CLEAN LIVING Presidenf ,ss,.o,,,s..., ......ss. D OUGLAS BROGLIE Vice Presideni E, ,....s.sA,...,,s, RALPH SCHLATA Secreiary WILLIAM SAINE Treasurer ROBERT O DONNELL Chaplain EDWARD WEINHEIMER Co Chaplain JAMES MEISINGER Adviser WILLIAM J CHERNEY Minds ne eriheless are noi' conquered by arms bu+ by Iove and generosdy OFFERS ITS SINCEREST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I959 THE SNOWDEN TOWNSHIP KEY CLUB LEADERSHIP THROUGH CITIZENSHIP Vice Presldeni' JAMES DAILEY Chapla H RONALD JENNINGS Secrefary JAMES DAILEY Co Chaplain PAUL EI Ad iser RICHARD PAULSON ll i I V I l 9 ll ll ll Presideni' ..............,,......,. JAMES MEISINGER Treasurer , A,,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,. ,,,, W ALTER BAWELL . . i V LVVVVVv--v' -iii v .,,.., ,,,, , ,, ,c,, , CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Io 'II1e GRADUATING CLASS OF I959 From JULIUS AND ANN BARATI DIRECTORS OF TRANSPORTATION Margarei' Snee Mike Sewchok Frank Snee 9 John Maranchre BUS DRIVERS Jake Schnegg Harry Thompson Ray CoHreII EXTRA DRIVERS I O Harry NerIson I. 5. 2. ' 6. 3. AI Arnoni 7. Jim WiIIiams 4. 8. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Wishes to Express Its Smcere Congrotulotuons and Good Wishes to the Graduates of 1959 Y TH FRESHMAN CLASS Fu+ure Success in All ou Do: Farewell, Seniors: We'll All Miss You 76 Congrotulotlons on Best Wlshes From THE SNOWDEN TOWNSHIP KIWANIS CLUB PRESIDENT Furey Ross PAST PRESIDENT Fred Oldham FIRST VICE PRESIDENT James McDonald SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Art Altman BOARD OF DIRECTORS John O Rourke Stan Price AI Wllls AI Ambrogl Tony Petrovlclw Dr James Zimmerman Wulllam Cherney 77 d SECRETARY: William Clwerney TREASURER: James Oakes BesI' Wushes From THE CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mabel Hacks Manager Margarer Donnelly Josephine Fox JuIla Shmsky NeII:e Klobcar COLONIAL BOTTLING WORKS AND FOREMAN MINIATURE GOLF Beverages Flavors of AII Kinds Wholesale and Re'IalI BETHEL PARK PENNSYLVANIA HARGER FUNERAL HOME True Sym pa+hy Expresses IIseI'f Through Sincere Service TEnnyson 5 7940 Wes+ Lnbrary Ave a+ Mes+a S+ree+ Be+heI Park MARTIN L HARGER Funeral Dlrecfor SOUTH PARK HOTEL BROUGHTON PENNSYLVANIA A+ En+rance +o SouI'h Park OLympla 5 9906 Proprle+ors AL AND JOE BRUNETTI MPS. AIIne Doring TEnnyson 5-9929 KLEIN S FLOWER SHOP Floral Arrangemenfs of DlS'I'II'1C'I'lOI'I 26II Brownsville Road Tuxedo 2 3400 GEO A JONES 84 SONS Real Es+a+e-Insurance Soufh Parlc Rd Roufe 88 BETHEL PARK PENNA SWEET SHOP Home of MARTYS CANDIES :Nc Quall+y CusI'om Packed Candles Fresh Packed Goods Delacafessen Produc+s Ice Cream TEnnyson 5 824I 5285 LIBRARY ROAD BETHEL PARK We Go Anywhere Mechanical Welding on Heavy Equlpmenl' RONALD BARWELL IOI Downmg S+ LIBRARY PENNSYLVANIA Phone TE 5 8I4O All Kinds of Weldlng I PITTSBURGH 27 PENNSYLVANIA TE- 5-I I00 LO. 3-2233 TO THE C-SRADUATING CLASS WhY A+ THE CLASS OF 1960 gI1+SI'rI' f HIIMCI Compliments of LIBRARY PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION We is ou Every Success In Your Fu+ure Endeavors and Every Happiness in Your duI Lives A Ri a in Lie Is a Career a a e. 80 Presuden+ Vnce Preslden+ Secrefary Treasurer Chaplain BEST WISHES From +he Y TEENS To grow as a person To grow In 'Frlendshnp wl+l1 people of all races rellglons nahonaluhes To grow m Hue love and knowledge of God OFFICERS ETTA LO ELAINE LOVE JEAN BARKER JOYCE BAKUS U STANKEWICZ Congratulations f Ny oem. 4? 9- 5 G. A. A. . ...........................,.. ., .,,, . ,,.... .,..,,,.,,, , - ,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,. , ILONA SEMKO , 4 If 'Z ily A F X 1 Q' Y fy .1 l .g, BRUNI S TAVERN BRUNI PICCINO P p Ifala Sp gI1eH' 5644 B Pg 36 OL 5706: LIBRARY ENTERTAINING AND EDUCATIONAL HGME Bo I g ey OPEN FOR LEAGUES AND PARTIES y 5 PAUL DOLINAR S A LIBRARY PENNSYLVANIA JOHNJ SIMMS FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 87I7I Y I , ro rie'ro Dining Room . . win AII s I n a I rownsviIIe Road I1. , Pa. , - TEnn son -9935 Complimenfs of ' Air Condi+ionecI I B R PI1one:DIcIcens - Piney Fork Road 0 . , Fmle vlIIe Pennsylvania Compliments of PAUL F ROST ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS SOUTH PARK HOTEL BROUGHTON PENNSYLVANIA OLY p 59906 P P + MR AND MRS AL AND Joe BRUNETTI PETER B MARACW' Complimen+s of A+ Enfrance +o Sou+h Park mia - ro rie ors: ' ' IW 'I CI I 59 consol. PITTSBURGH COAL COMPANY PITTSBURGH CONSOLIDATION COAL CO LIBRARY PA We Acknowledge the Fact That CELLI FLYNN ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER Designed Our New Junior Senior High School Bes ishes Io he ass o I9 Division of Pioneering in Coal Progress 84 BEST WISHES AND A HAPPY FUTURE SCHNEIDER S DAIRY Supreme Dairy Products Telephone Tuxedo I3525 726 FRANK STREET WHITEHALL BORO CONGRATULATIONS +0 Ihe SENIOR CLASS OF 59 From +he NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 85 Il I II ' ll I In T59 DOLFI CAFE PY JOHN KONDOS HOSMER BLOCK 81 SUPPLY osm R dy M Tdl o Op573I3 SERVING THE SOUTH HILL LIBRARY BARBER SHOP 88 TE55 20 S AREA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISH SERVING YOUR NEW CAFETE ES TO THE CLASS OF I959 F m SNEE DAIRY RIA Besi' Wis es Io Ihe Class o I9 From H 0 I MR. AND MRS. DOLFI e' ea ' 'X' nc' Libra , Pa. Uxe o -830 Lym ia - and Rou'Ie . - 2 ro CompIimen+s of LIBRARY DAIRY BAR Coffee and Ligh+ Lunches TEnnyson 5-9838 LIBRARY PENNSYLVANIA Complimenfs of VICKERS BROS. GARAGE ROUTE 88 FINLEYVILLE, PA. AAA Service CHEVROLET Sales and Service Phones DIcIcens 8 7989 DIcIcens 8 7I65 JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PARK CURRY HOLLOW ROAD PLEASANT HILLS Wesfern Pennsylvania s Mosr Beauhful Cemefery and One of +he Fmesi' In +he Nahon ENDOWED CARE FUND OF MORE THAN S800 000 00 n flo ers +he memory of your Ioved ones wllI be Icep+ beauf ful fore er Phones Ma I TU 25300 PO Box I0898 OL 54500 PHsburgh 36 Penna OPTION SUPPLY CO 5l4I BrownsvlIIe Road PITTSBURGH 36 PENNSYLVANIA Phone TUxedo I 4030 TUxedo I I725 Hardware Feed Bulldmg Supplies Lawn and Garden Supplies Wa+er Soffener SaI+ Thoroseal ' I , . I a seH'ing of peace and 'franquilify amid 'Irees and ' ' ' w , ' I v . ' I I : OWLS BOWLING ALLEY Nest No I423 AND OWLS OFFICERS b PRESIDENT COMMITTEE VICE PRESIDENT COMMITTEE SECRETARY SICK COMMITTEE SICK COMMITTEE Compllments of THE 7th AND 8th GRADE Who Shoofes a+ Ihe Midday Sunne Though He Be Sure He Shall Never HII' I'he Marke Ye+ as Sure He Is He Shall ShooI' Higher Than Who Ayms bui' aI' a Bush 88 1 D Am rogi .,,,o.,.,,o,,,,o..,...II,oo,,,,a Peneri Yacomini , , owY,,oo,, ,, I J ph Piccolo Y,,.,,YY,,,,I,,,,,,,,II, James Me+z .....,,.vs.,.I,,,,,,I,,,,,,,,,,, SchIa+a ,, sss,, SECRETARY-TREASURER Pefe Innocen+i ., .. ,,.sso,s,sss,,...,... . COMMITTEE J h Skonier sY..,.,,..,..sss.,s.ss,,........ Premo Dolfi ,,,,.sss,........,..,... Joseph Bon+empo .ss,,.,,,... Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I959 From CARL COLTERYAHN DAIRY HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK You Never Outgrow the Need tor Natures Most Pertect Food Milk and Other Fine Dairy Products I6I4 BROWNSVILLE ROAD PITTSBURGH I0 PA WILLS MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler Plymouth Imperial Broughton Pennsylvania ALBERT W WILLIS JR Phones TUxedo 2 774-4 OLympla 5 7500 BARATI AUTO PARTS 6003 Brownsville Road ANDREW BARATI OL 59938 Brownsville and Curry Roads PIHSPUIQP 36' Pa' 89 I nt K mv ucl Suppl mums 90 Will this lmgv we. llw Class ui- 1959. wal to guy 'rgisstlqusu' Semor Regzster JOYCE ANN BAKUS Blologx Club llrea urer 2 Broadca ter l 2 Cla s ea urer l 2 3 1 ay 1 NH Y Teen 2 3 Secretary 1 HELEN SLSAN BARATI Blology Club 2 Broadea ter l Vlay Day l YTeens Yo o lr JEAW ANNE BARKER Blology Club Z YTeens 2 3 Vlce Pre ldent 1 Cboru PI'CQ1dCI1t 4 WAT TER A BAWELL JR Bmlogy Club 2 Broadcaster 4 Clas Pl y 3 otball 2 H1Y 2 3 K THOMAS AI LED BERGER alrtonl 2 3 HIY MARY IOUISE BERLICH l Cla 5 Play Bloloy Club Z Bnadcaster YTeens 2 3 4 lllJI'31'W Club 1 Blology Club 2 Broadca ter l Clas a Y ecns 2 3 1 Lnbrary b CAROI VIARGARET BOFF Bo ogy Club 2 Br idrater l 2 NI ueen tercant l Y Teens 7 3 Youth on Parade l IOIQ JFAN BRANDI3 no x Club 2 roalca ter l 2 A Youtb on Parade l RIIIIE C BRAVE DY l0OgX C1112 fla ly 3 x Dax l MARGARET CAROL BRETSCHNEIDER YTeen 2 5 l Cborus4 DOUGLAS BYRON BROGLIE Blology Club 2 Aqulla 4 Class Play 3 4 Football 2 3 L H1Y 2 Chaplam 3 Presldent 4 Key Club 2 3 1 Soccer l 2 3 L May Kmg Attendant 4 GEORGE A CLENDENNING JOSEPHINE DOROTHY DAHL Vlt Nazareth Academy 1 2 YTeens 3 InterCub Councll RCpfCSCHtat1VC 4 JAMES F DAILEY Aqulla L Blology Club 2 Broadcaster 2 3 1 Class Play 4 Key Club Secretary VICE Presldent 4 Llbrary Club Presrdent 1 PATRICIA LAVERNE DAVIS Biology Club 2 May Day 1 3 YTeens 2 JUDITH M DONALDSON Bxoogy Club 2 NHS 3 1 PATRICIA A DREXLER Aqurla L Blolo y Club 2 Broadcaster 3 4 Class y 5 M 2 1- 2 Ylay fueen Attendant Seyentb Grade PAUI JOHN EI JR LAWRENCE LEE FASSETT ldgewood 1 2 3 Aqulla 4 Broadcaster L Cas x I Key Clum P ATRICIA ANN FARREN B1ologx Club Z Brnadca ter l Cla Play 1 Chorus as Dfu 1 ACIUI J Y J S I S , 5 Y' S . 1 le ' - Trs ' :May-D,-1,2,.1J513,49 1 rw: ' Q Q 2, 3, X1-gl utb 'ln Pa adek l. 2.7 A V J - J J J , 7 7 7 S J- I' l . l , g - 5 - l ' ' 1 g ss al' , 4g - Fo 'g '- 7 '. f. sl: ey' Club 2, 3, -1-. - A , - . 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B' l ,' u ': Qss P au' .. lg GA.-Y l. 2, 3. sl: ' 1' , ' g 4 s ' 2 ss ' ' 3 May 1' . 2. 4g Nl 1' fi' 1, 2, sl: Y-Teens 2, 3, --3 .la '1- 9I GAIL FELLABAUIVI Wonongahela I 2 Clas Play 3 -1 YTeens PAUL JEROVIE GILDERNEW Ba eball 3 I Blology Club 2 Broadca ter 2 Cla ay 1 football 3 1 H1Y 2 3 1 Key Club LOUANNA E GUTHRIE ulla 1 Basketball I 2 3 4 Brology Club 2 Broadcaster 3 1 Cheerleadmg 3 Class Play 3 4 CAA 2 3 Treasurer 4 Vlay Day I 2 VI y ueen Attendant 3 l WILLA JEAN HOI DSWORTH Biology Club 2 Broadcaster I 2 Cas Play 3 Y Teens 2 3 I Youth on Parade I 2 Llbrary Club 4 KIMBERLY ANN HORNYAK Aqulla 4 Blology Club 2 Broadcaster I 2 May Day 2 YTeens 2 3 4 JAMES JACKSON MYRON E J ENNINGS Aqulla 1 Baseball 1 Class Play 1 HIY 3 4 Key Clu 3 1 JACQUELINE VI KARCHUCK Aquxla 1 Brology Club 2 Clas Play 3 4 GAA 1 'VIay Day I 4 NHS2 3 Pre1 ELAINE MARY KENNEDY Blology Club 2 Broadca ter Fxchange Edltor I Edltor 2 Reporter 3 I May Day I 2 YTeen 2 3 BARBARA ANNE KLOBCAR Ba ketball 3 Blology Club 2. Cla s Play 1 'Way Day 1 Chor VIRGINIA NANCY KOVALSKE etball I 2 3 Hay Day I 2 DAVID KRAEUTER A ulla 1 Blology Club 2 HIH 2 Key Cll NHSZ I FREDRICK R KRESS B eball 2 3 1 Basketballl 2 3 1 B1oo y Cluu H1 Y 2 NANCY ANN KULIK Ba ketball 2 3 4 SHARON LYNNE LAKE c ulla I B ology Club 2 Broadca ter I 2 a HW 3 A a Nla ueen Attendant 3 Youth on Parade I 2 ROSE .IOANNE LATORRE Blology Club 2 Class Play 1 GAA 3 4 NHS Y Teens 2 CYNTHIA LESWICK Aqulla CoEd1tor I Blology Club 2 lVI'1y Day I 2 3 4 FRANK A LEWIS JR Ba eball 2 3 4 Basketball I Z 3 1 Foot al 2 3 P AULINE A LOGAR Blolo y Club 2 Cheelleadlng I 2 Class Play 3 I GA I 2 3 1 'NI D y 2 1 NI ueen Attendant Elghth Grade NHS 2 Youth on Parade I 2 A ELAINE IOVE Aquila -I Blology Club 2 Broadcaster 1 Cla Play 4 NHS 3 NICE Pre ldent 1 Y Teens 2 Vlce Prt ldent 3 Pre ldent I 1 -I . , g s f ,'g - 3. BHSIC ,'.t2. I' 1' . ,3. Y s. .,-: ' 'I tg .s g ss Q' -2 ' y' ': '-I: y' umI.2: P1132 I ':'g I' 1 e': ,I 2,31 4' 'J 'E. 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