South High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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Z' .X C! 7011 0 af Lnsten my fruends and you shall hear How the wheels turned round In our s nlor year Created by members of our class Portrayed an full by each lad and lass The admtnlstratuon steered the way And brought us through darkness to lught of day To these steernng wheels we owe a debt Paid nn full when success IS met Our Prom Fiesta Class Day and sports Are memorable events wlthout resort All our actnvutnes met wuth success The wheel of fortune spun at nts best The industrial wheels our vocational section With their qualltnes time deserve recognutuon They turn wnth grace an chosen fields As tame progresses their power they wleld The wheel was spun a story told Of tollnng sensors brave and bold Now but a memory as you can see Congratulatnons to the class of '53 Four bedicativn To Mr Harry M Black the graduating class proudly dedncates thus Oruole of 1953 Since enterung Couth nn 1924 Mr Black has been closely associated with the semor classes In their various actuvltles He has spon sored a v ry successful chess team and has had a large part an the Com mencement exercnses As we the graduating class of 1953 prepare to take our places an the world of tomorrow we leave as a lastung trnbute to our teacher and friend Mr Black thus Yearbook Five Yfearhvlz Uffzczalsf u 4- Edntors Rlcho d Wall Pot ca Moro ch Busan ss Manager Pot lclcu McDl e 5-er A J Six Muss Edith R Wulklnson Literary Sponsor Mlss Ethel Lloyd Business Mn s Viola Broskey Art Supervusor Mr Freedlortder Consultant X 14dm1n1Atl-atzonf dpi? 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Q . . .. I I I , . I . S . S I , . I V I I - ' .ll . ,, . . ' I I -1 I - , . .,. . I . tr .'. I h e ' e , f 7 I QTY , , 1t -. R t he H116 I left fo Rlghi Mr John H Moore Vocczflonul Counselor Mr Henry J Browne Vice Prlnclpol of Soulh Voccmonul Mxss Ethel Lloyd Dnreclor of Acnvmes Mr James E Shannon Prnnclpol of South Com prehenswe Hugh School and Mr E G Burns Vlce Prnncupol of South Mxss Anlometie Scclnse Clerk Mass Edlfh Lockman Chuef Clerk Mr Jcnmes E Shannon Pr ncnpol Mrs Rnhger Vocutxonol Clerk and Mr Soupe Supplses and Book Clerk W Nme FINE ARTS' DEPARTMENT Qacalty Mrs. Willtinger, Library Clerk, Mr, Schmidt, Music, Miss Rogers, Latin, Miss Braskey, Art, and Mr. Castalda, Spanish. SOCIAL STUDIES' DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Crowley, Miss DeMatty, Miss Wag- ner, and Miss Haggerty.i Standing: Mr, Harlcins and Mr. Tesla. D COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Freedlander, Office Machines, Mr, Eckman, Vocational Type, Mr. Beadling, Distributive Education, Mr. Wolslco, Commercialp and Mrs. Hagelin, Commercial. FF'-3 fixfff INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT .v gi HOME ECONOMICS' DEPARTMENT Miss Aul, Miss Ewing, Miss Golden, Mrs. Blankenship, and Mrs. Treon. Mr. Couch, Print, Mr. Fuller, Machine and Metal Shop, Mr. Roscoe, Wood Shop, Mrs. Williamson, Beauty Culture, Mr, Heyl, Vocational Mechanical Drawing: and Mr. McCall, Mechanical Drawing. Ten A Tx Q, ?acultq .XA Q ENGLISH DEPARTMENT vi MATH AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS left to right: Miss Hill, Msgs Wiiidnson, Miss Carlin, and Seated: Mr. Crowe, Mr. Kroh, and Mr. Wiegmcm. Miss Thomas. K xiii , 7 Standing: Mr, Fox, Mr. Block, Mr, Jones, Mr, Walker if LLLYV V and Mrs Goss. C'laAA Sponmv-A MHMBok Mr A P Eckmon Mr H MCCQII ..-ffl ,W ' Claw Ufficem lefi to right Shirley Schmidt Secretory Mr Shannon Prmcnpal Robert Musulm Presndent Donald Mansmonn Treasurer John Wuchenuch VlcePres1den1 Twelve r...lc f ...M ,, ,. r . J W ,Af 1 5-4 x 1 F- r I 1 : , 1 , - - S en1orA THE SPGKES 7e6rua1-ly radaatm JOHN DAVIC John Vocational Cabinet Baseball 7 Letterman President of homeroom 2 V c president of homeroom 3 good looking liked by the girls plans to become a carpenter after graduation BERNARD GPIMM Youwho Vocational Aero Vice president of Aero 3 carefree not a care in the world likes hunting guns cars hopes to be a mechanic ROLLAND HANNA Vocational Aero Vice president of Aero 3 happy go hunting likes guns will mark time as a mechanic GARY KRAUS Academic otballl 2 3 Stud tCouncil l 2 dent Council 2 Master of Ceremonies of Fiesta 1952 Class Club Senior Chorus likes fishing and sports hopes to Nanna lucky enloys Gary presld nt of Stu Play Lettermen s enter Annapolis ROBERT GORCZYCA is ic Bo Vocational Machine plays football basketball go a happy go lucky likes to work sports in general ambitious to became a machinist PETER SCHEPIS Muscles Vocational Cabinet Football 'l 2 3 Lettermens Club Student Council 2 3 President of homeroom 3 likes all sports hunting plays accor d on a future carpenter JAMES SZILVASI Duke Vocational Power Vice president of homeroom nice looking lkes cars fishing huntinq wants to be an expert electrician NANCY VOGEL Nancy Distributive Education . . . 2- nice have arou quiet .. likes to dance ... plans to ioin the Waves. DOLORES WUENSTEL Dee Vocational . . . Oftice Machines- National Honor Society: President of home room 3- Secretary of Student Council Class Day Committee- Typist for school newspaper: likes swimming going to football games loafing with Joanne would like to make someone a good wife someday. Fourteen 1 'lx L J . . 'lil I LJ v ' IL ., l l ' . H ' . V, f LL1 I X ,f xr Y fs une 9-fddddffidj M7 ff fi-449 MARY ADAMIAK lrttle Mary Vocatronal Cosmetology Vrce presrd nf of homeroom small but sweet known to all for her pleasrng ways lrkes to collect records plans to become a beautrclan after graduatron VICTORIA ADAMIAK Vrckre Academrc French Club Good Groomrng 2 S cretary of homeroom l Vrce presxdent of homeroom 2 Student Councul representatrve petrte lass wrth lots of class likes to read parnt take long walks would like to become a lawyer or polltrcran BERNICE ARMANOWICZ Nercey Vocatronal Office Machunes happy go lucky full of un rkes dancrng especially polkas ho es to become a Wave 0.15 in sewer? M ff 5'3 Vocatronal Omce Machines quret bashful type Good Grooming fx if 0' Q' ff WM fha Cir S74-6. Irkes to swlm wants to be a salesglrl ANNA ROSE BLASKOVICH Ann Commercral Yearbook 2 3 Co sales Manager of Yearbook 3 Natronal Honor Socrety F H A 1 Library l 2 3 everyones frrend sunny dusposl tron plays the accordron plans to enter college or become a secretary AMELIA BLAZEWIFK Mrllle Commercral Yearbook 1 2 3 Yearbook sales stal? 2 3 pleasrng per sonalrty Movue queen of Physrcs lrkes to dance bowl collect records would luke to go to New York her arm IS to become a travel mg executnve s secretary EDWARD BRADY f Z Z Diamond Jlm Vocat onal Machune quret studrous lakes baseball football hopes to become a mechanlcal engrneer GERALD BREISINGER Jerry Vocatronal Power Baseballl 2 3 Let ermens Club shy cute good lookrng lrkes baseball cars plans to become an lectrrcran RONALD BROWN Farmer Academrc French Club 2 Spanrsh 2 3 Orrole Newsl 2 3 Sports Edrtor of Orrole 3 Treasurer of Student Councul 3 Presrdent of homeroom 3 S n or Chorus I 2 3 happy go lucky not a care rn the world lrkes baseball basketball would luke to become a radro announcer MARILYN BUCZEK Merle Commercial Sensor Leaders 3 quiet nrce to know pleasrng smile W! V! likes to dance wrll make someone a good secretory My Frfteen My .f C L' All ll 0 ll' M L L f ' L f I '7 . jr K, I ll' ll sf 1 . ' . -Q ..- I v ... . A T ' ' y - - f I' U u 4 HAYH to 2H- - ff ,7 K . , -, . 1 , '91, f 1 ff- 3, X, 1, . , 1 ' . 'yy- .1 f 13? . ' I I 'I ' ,..' I - 'M l - 'Img' 7 ff X l v ' CLA 'L , E? H rt 7 ff, ' . 5 , , 1 7 ' 5 :2?g , e . K X 1 ',.: ,,: I v. 'f I U 2 I l gs: N. -gt I 6 xl ' I A ,, ,, I w Af ,nf If 5 . I, ,e O ' . A 'N 0 so une graduatu MARGARET CINDRICH Morgue Commercial F H A l 2 3 Secretary Senior Leaders 3 likes basketball swimming quiet hopes to become a secretary DOLORES CLARK Lorry Commercial Senior Leaders 3 likes dancing swurnmlng nice to know hopes to br-rome a secretary LUCILLE COHOLIC Lucy Academic Oriole News l 2 3 Editor Oriole News 3 French Club 2 Chess l National Honor Society Spanish 2 3 Town Meeting 3 Art Representatnve 3 lnkes reading dancing music mtelllgent hopes to becom a nurse or teacher PAUL COLLINS Skeets Vocational Aero Baseball 2 3 good outfielder always ready to lend a helping hand lnkes the gurls hopes to become a mechanic nn the winter and baseball player in the summer Z fyfdcdipww NANCY CONWAY Serb Academuc Yearbook 'I 2 3 Fiesta Club l Class Day Committee 2 as ketball l 2 Cheerleader 'l Co ed Secretary 2 Business Girls 2 likes basket ball at Ormsby listening to records horseback riding sports In basketball tournament RELINA DeMAS' Rae Dlstrlbutive Education Yearbook I 2 always happy liked by a likes dancing readana plans to continue retail selling ARNOLD DICKSON Russian DISYFILDUYIVC Education Stage Crew likes swimming baseball as ketball happy go lucky hopes to become a manager of a store PAUL DODDS Dudz Vocational Aero quiet reserved very studlous nkes cars owns a car hopes to become a mechanic JACQUELINE DUDLEY Jnckle Vocational Office Machines pleasant to have around likes to dance sung go bike rxdlng plans to loin Air Force after graduation ROSE ANN DUMOWSKI uz General Yearbook 2 3 4 Co sales manager of Yearbook 4 n ce to have around quiet most of the time lnkes swimming bowlnng hopes to become a secretary Sixteen 'lr 1. -H .- ---- . f : ' 1 ' 'Mt is H .. ' ' ' , ' ' : : 1, t. 'S' . . t . J ry- A 'W' Bail I fajl nl C '4 L x I r. J 1, U ' , , : ' : ' :B - 4 general .,. hopes to become a physical ed. instructor or winner of a Serbian H H . . N - - - - - - . Y X 1 1 N lk Y 1. ,. . ,I A ' ' ' 5 ' ' ' b - S ' - - . 'Q v .iv .Q xl ,s 'N . s, 1 'R HR 1, fxvxfkxg V , . , 2 'N ,iq W ' if X' 'ss ' 5-J., R4 SALLY EICHENSEHR Sally Commercial Knitting Clubg Chess Clubp small but sweet likes to read ... swim .,. dance ... would like to become a secretary. SYLVIA EVOSEVICH Academic Student Council I French Club 2 Senior Leaders 3 loves to have fun friend to all likes swimming basketball dancing volleyball baseball sewing Hornes model plans to become a physical education instructor KENNETH FAULK Academic Lettermen s easy to get along with hopes to enter college CHARLES FEILING Vocational Bake Student Council 2 3 nice Kat likable fellow likes hunting football plans to become a baker 4, l une graduatkgjjfpll y M!! 'fbi A11 X - ' J if lj L L VJ 4 if ' f ' J, kv Li' 4' L a .4 c x I 6 D l Chick Club Footballl 2 Basketballl 2 tall fellow always happy likes swimming all sports 1- Chuck JANET FRANZ an Academic French Club 2 Good Grooming Club 2 Senior Chorus Vice president of homeroom 2 Chess Club vlvaclous gal likes to have fun likes danc ng volleyball tennis reading swimming would like to enter college or become a Waf KENNETH FREUND lover Vocational Cabinet quiet slow handsome lkes gn s would like to become a movie star fr-.1 Y THOMAS FROBE Frob Vocational Bake small cute dimples likes fishing would like to become a baker Vocational Office Machines Treasurer of homeroom Class Day comm ttee short but sweet likes to dance hopes to become a file clerk RUTH GARRITY Gar Vocational Office Machines Newspaper Staff cute blond never a dull moment when she s around likes dancing would like be an airline hostess RONALD GERSTACKER Coach Academic Student Council 3 Art l 2 3 French Club 2 Spanish 'l 2 3 Vice president homeroom l Secretary of homeroom 2 President of homeroom 3 Baseball 2 3 National Honor Society Fiesta Club 2 3 very likable chap good looking likes baseball coaching basketball hopes to become an engineer CXXL Seventeen fn jenn' nsylt. z : ' : . , ., -H ' ' 2 ,: ,J H H 5 ' , 5 ' i f K-J . -5 C , y, l' ,Y 1 . Y Y HJ ., . ' : ' : ' 2 '- S ' 7 5' ' ' ., 1, H H M 1 SHIRLEY FRONCZAK Shirley , 5 4 W j 5 . 1 l fix . 5 4 ' . I lg K. , 2, H ,t .KX- Y ' ' ' ' to 3 N ' H H ' A 5 , .2 1 i , , I '- ' 1 : 1 ,: ' 2 , : ' so , , -wif C, A , . .Q ,iffy X, -1 , .f' x,4,'7 .,, A - MARY GLOECKL Matz! General Student Council I 2 Presldent of homeroom 'I 2 Vuce presldent of homeroom 3 Sensor Leaders vuvacuous one of South s glamour gurls engoys all sports to be a bookkeeper IS her arm EMILY GOERTLER m une 9'raduateA Vocational Omce Machines Newspaper staFl quiet blond pleasing personality likes swtmmlng hopes to become a nurse or a Wave WINIFRED GRIFFITH Vccatuonal Ottlce Machines small mlss always smlllng have around likes to skate plans to be a secretary ANNA HADBAVNY Vocatuonal Omce Machines cute Irkes to dance ho es to become an e MQW Wmme nlce to Ann her personality grows fflcgent office worker you Af' Academrc Co ed Club 2 French Club 2 always smllung good sense of humor artist plays piano lakes to dance ta read swam plans to become a language Interpreter or a fashlon artlst ROBERT HARTMAN Bo General Manager of stage crew Swlmmmg team fleld hand on of the smallest boys m the sensor class lots of fun lakes outdoor sports to be a machlnnst rs has goal SHIRLEY HORNYAK Shar Vocatlonal Clothing Student Councnl representative qulet gal always seen wnth a smile on her face enloys dancing sewing would luke to be a seamstress ELIZABETH IRWIN Blts General Vlce president of homeroom Secretary of Busuness Glrls Sen lor Leaders 2 3 full of fun eager to work lnkes skatlng danclng ludo hopes to become a commercnal artust SHIRLEY ISEMAN Shlr Vocational Office Machines n ce easy to get along with blond likes to dance her atm IS to become a comptometer operator SAMUEL ISLER Sam Vocational Power Natnonal Honor Society Student Councll handsome always eager to lend a helping hand Inkes motorcycles hunting Martne plans to lam the Navy after graduation Eighteen . I Il NX ll .xr If tNLf , JI- I ' 'f n f ' Cr j , V : .xx I fi ll ' 'll my . l,:'-D' f f 1 or I .' iii 1 1 P HE ,. , ' 'FZ N Y t H - -ff ... I . ... A. ... . ' Il ll f ' ' : ' on 1. 4 . . ' 1 - . ,K , - ' r, . - , -g ,.,54e,.1' I H I .t A f ,, U! LEONA HART Lee ' - 5 7 M C V, H bn , , 1 , at - D - ' ' - ' - Q ff , , . ' '. ' ' U N - X, 5 'I ' ,if n - In I 1 f- . ,f frf . . . . . 1 H ... I ... ... 'K H- U ,7 if ff! H -In I - l I ' 5 ' ' 1 'g fl une gracfaatesi 7 fl an to know wants to be a bookkeeper u JAMES KLEIN nm Vocatuonal Bake Shop swell dancer enloys tlshmg huntlng shv ad well lnked wants to bake for the Navy SHIRLEY KLEM Slllrl Dlstrubutlve Educatuon aulet lass nlce frlend small but sweet OLGA KOSANOVICH O 9 Academuc Sensor Leaders 2 3 nlce to know neat dresser lkes dancung hopes to loan the Waves STELLA KOTULA Sally Dustrlbutvve Education Yearbook 2 lakes to swnm dance neat dresser lovely haur swell friend plans to contmue retail selling LILLIAN KRONN Academic Vlce president of home roorn 2 F H A l 2 Chess 3 liked by a qulet likes to sew plans to work In an office MARY ANN KUCHTA Kutclue Dlstrlbutlve Education nlce to know lakes the boys having fun us her chuef occupatuon plans to contunue her work un retail sellung Nineteen THOMAS KALINOWSKI Tom Academic Yearbookl 2 3 Hlstorlan Club Baseball l Yearbook Sales Staff 'l quiet lad liked by all enloys baseball football draw In collecting famous photos mam goal IS to become an archltect KATHERINE KERWIN Kltty Vocational Offlce Machines Commencement Commlttee party If short and sweet hopes to make Ray a good wife clvos xunem Klbby Vocatlonal Machine Student Council 3 Kat s glft to women lkes dancing and going to partles wants to loin the Navy after graduation RUTH KIRSCHMANN Ruth Academic Senior Leaders 2 3 enloys skating always happy nice his QW? Nuns As- ,ff- fr 1 ff haf MARGARET LIPS Marg Academic Knitting Club Good Grooming 2 Chess Senior Leaders 2 3 IO y full of fun class clown likes swimming dancing baseball volleyball basketball reading her ambition as to be a secretary or retail buyer JOHN LUCAS Jack Academic Artl 2 3 Basketball 3 handsome blond pleasing per sonaluty likes art basketball swimming his asm to be a commercial artist BEVERLY LUNDY Bev une 9'raduateA RAYMOND LATZ Lover Boy Vocational Machine: always smiling friendly word for everyone likes loafing Betty would like to be a second Valentina MICHAEL LAZORCAK Tom Dlstrlbutlve Education Chess Club 2 3 good looking neat dresser likes dancing glrs saly fut e manager will continue with retail selling umm Lsszuuow' can Academic Letermen s Club tall quiet handsome well lnked enloys all sports would make a good baseball player CARL LILLIEROSE Gerry :noe Q-af is- El m'2o V25 :an 30m 5135 U U'g'vo 21 'U ...mg 90.522 ro. T5-'lm 0mg'?. gaze SEN,- 30 o a 3 21 ru -gb-. Qvlv-0 m.,.':o 23 2 3- -'Lo 0omI Q.- c'0:.4 on-0 Q QU' Q :Doc 3--NU' gmo-5 mg.:-. 5922 2' o. -1-U:m 1 J -QQ U-,453 V. 5-'43 rw 9 20 3 'W - n. 303 11102 :IC -OU' cer- X General Senior Leaders 2 3 carefree ways blond nice to kno likes sewing sports hopes to make Bob a good wife RUTH MACKOWIAK Ruthie Vocational Clothing Secretary of homeroom cheerful dlsposltlon always gay likes to dance swlm sew to be a seamstress her atm ANTHONY MACURAK Tony Vocational Bake Football 3 Ladies mon very curly blond hair enloys football baseball basketball plans to lam Marines after graduation RAYMOND MALINGOWSKI Ray Vocational Cabinet likable s likes wood working wt make o good carpenter or cabinet maker ll K' lc. TwentY 'Ji Mk okkkijxbd .lf-N f . . . . I , i . I N. 44 Ifjshw JI My L to A r 'J ' 5 ' -' cl 0 ll. . gy! ' . KX l ' my ' X ls 'll I ' 7 ' I' ' ,...i f rf . X 0 ,.,,.,,- , t . ' . ' C Ilylvzf J y ry! u. is Q , 1 L L41 9. 4 , R l ' ' 1' hy...' ' 'll . . E If 4 YQ, I ZA . s N fx 17 Agt ,,-!,, t , L T ,A - DONALD MANSMANN Don Vocahonal Aero Student Councnl 3 Prom Commnttee good lookmg pleaslng personallty ranked flrst In Pennsylvania Hlstory contest nkes model atrplanes would like to be a mechamc - PATRICIA MARAVICH at une radaatu .Eb Academic Yearbook 2 3 Co edltor of Yearbook 3 Ftesta Club Prom Dues Secretary Buslness Gtrls Basketball Senlor Leaders I 2 Intelligent W V very friendly llked by all enloys danc ng swlmrmng to be a X physlcal educatuon Instructor ns her ambltlon FRANK MARTELLOTTI Mutt Vocahonal Aero muscular nice to know easy to get along wnth llkes to swam plans to 'om the Navy after graduatnon JAMES MATUS Big JIM Vocattonal Machune Basketballl 2 3 qulet s lnked by all gurls especially Q! lakes basketball wrll make a good machlnnst ROSE MARIE MAZZARINI Rose Commercual Good Groommg 2 Kmttmg 2 one of the sensor sweets always has a good word for everyone lukes to read dance p ay basketball volleyball plans to become a secretary EILEEN McCAMEY Euleen seen wnth a frown on her face lakes popular musuc alms to become a typnst PATRICIA MQDINE Patsy General Yearbook I 2 3 Business manager of yearbook 3 Vlce presndent of Sensor Leaders 3 Photo Club I 2 Chess Club Jumor Leaders I .lumor Chorus I 2 llkes to dance swam bowl photography plays badmmton tennss hopes to become a master of one trade PATRICIA McNALLY at Commercnal Sensor Leaders 2 3 sweet gurl blond lnkes dancrng Tommy ospnres to be a secretary MARTHA JEAN McSWIGAN Marne Vocatlonal Ofllce Machines Vocatronal reporter Class Day Commnttee Secretary and Treasurer of homeroom a frlend to everyone rkes dancmg Sam open mrnded about the future GEORGE MILANOVICH Kung Benn Academic Football 'I 2 3 tall qutet liked by everyone plays football basketball softball wants to be a physucal educatron Instructor l Twenty one H I. 1 s . Y E9 A up rf I ,V - ,x . .' I ' . 7 . . I I ' N ..,,. '55 ' ll ' . f 'tp-A My 1 . . . . .. 4 tw, , . 1 , ' ' P 1 mn, lt I It K, H 1, u - - u ' I ' 5 , , 1' ' l1y...'.. ..JA R! .H I. 1, H ,, . H I. 7, Q? Vocational Office Machinesy News a er Staff sweet al never V I .p p - sg R y ,,,, ,, L H ' qs' y 1, - f-en Il. I , ,I ' ' J l ' ,-'lg' ' SA f I y une gmduatw Q., AMELIA MILLER Mlllle Distrlbutlve Education President of F H A homeroom I 2 likes dancing lots of personality class plans to enter the Waves LOIS MILLER Commercial Good Grooming Knntt ng sweet eas to et alon with Y 9 9 likes to dance swim baseball will make someone a good secretary MARLENE M'RT Mlrt General Student Council 'l 2 Art I 2 3 Senior Leaders Business Girl neat dresser always happy to be u commercial art st is her goal -on MACLETHA MITCHELL Peggy Academic Oriole News 2 3 Treasurer of Jumor Achievement Chess Club l Chef Club Spanish 2 3 carefree always lolly likes to sew dance skate swim would like to be a nurse or a teacher RICHARD MOWKA Rich Vocational Power studlous gets along well with students and t achers enloys stamp collecting seeks a future as a Bell Telephone worker Wfucod ,,fW,4, , Rosen MUSUL'N!ZX Bob Academic Chairman of Stud t Counc Art Room l Yearbook 2 3 President of mor ass Ar E :tor of Yearbook 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 Jumor Achievement 3 Hi Y Club 2 likes art become a doctor CATHERINE NILLES Cathy Dnstrlbutlve Education F H A 'I Oriole News 2 Retail Selling 3 Co ed Club 2 quiet nice to know likes decorating music garden in dancing would like to become a style pert meooone oPAclc fa-'pf Teddy Academic Chess Club Basketball 'I Prom Committee liked by all always gay likes chess working around cars dancing w strive to become a businessman f .IOANNE OXENREITER Oxle Vocational Office Machines Vice res dent of homeroom Prom Com mittee Class Day Committee likes to swim dance walk going to football games bemn with Dee hooes to make some man a good wife DOLORES PAHLFR Dolly Vocational Office Machines always smiling nice personals y en loys swimming would like to do oltice work after graduation Twenty two J i gl? 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I Y 'F ' ' ' Mill une gl-aduateA MARILYN PALMER Marrlyn Vocatronal Office Machrnes vrvaclous full of fun enloys dancrng llstenrng to good muslc llkes art looks forward to comptometer operator RONALD PATTERSON Academic Yearbook Artnst Wunner of Gold Key for Art one of South s Kats always seen with Bob lrkes to dance draw ward to o successful future SYLVIA POTOCKA becomrng a on looks for full of fun Commercual Senior Leaders 3 pretty lass ambltrous llkes bowling skatung Harry alms to find a place In the com K 1 mercnal world 3 REGIS PRICE I A Peaches Academic Student Councnl I 2 French Club l small fellow lunches dally with semor gurls never seen with a frown on hrs face lkes photography looks forward to an excrtrng future CONSTANCE PRZEWOZNIK Connie Academlc Student Councrl I Yearbook 2 3 Yearbook Sales Staff 2 3 another of South s Kats small llkes to Kat dance collect lump records skate alms to be a dancrng mstructor RICHARD PAIHALL Rach Academic Yearbook 2 3 Yearbook Sales Staff 3 Chess Club 2 Hn Y Club Student Council 2 a friend to everyone easy to get along wrth plays baseball lrkes to :ce skate dance VISUGllZES a career as a journalist MARY RAUSCH Mare Vocational Clothing never stops talking lakes to pamt dance swam sew plans to become a seamstress RICHARD REIMOND Rlch Vocatronal Cabrnet One of the twnns quuet fellow lrkes to flsh bulld model airplanes aspires to be a cabinet maker or a carpenter ROBERT REIMOND Bob Vocatronal Machune calm coo collected likes basketball glr s wants to be a machinist THERESA RUD'CK Therese Commercral Sensor Leaders Captarn of Cheerleaders I 2 3 Class Day Representat ve Representatnve of South at Junior Red Cross Tramnng Cen ,Q ,.A er National Honor Socrety Vlce President of Business Grrls President of Student Councrl 3 lakes sports all of them dancing talking worryrng to become a teacher rs her goal Twenty three K- A 1 ,D JL JP une gl-aduatu ALENE RYAN Commercial Good Groomrng 2 Business Glrls sweet pleasant per sonallty neat dresser Ilkes horses dancing baseball to be a secretary rs her cum JEAN SALAPOW cl Academrc Orrole News I 2 3 Busmess Manager of Orrole 3 Senror Leaders 3 .Iunlor Red Cross 3 Co ed Club 2 Queen of Spanrsh Fiesta rn 52 full of fun always smrllng sure to succeed enloys basketball swlmmmg dancnng would like to be a good secretary OANN SAUERS Commercial Good Groomlng 2 Business Glrls Co ed Club 2 Chess sweet a very frlendly nice to know Ilkes to swam dance play volleyball smg plans to loan some branch of the servlce ATRIC UTER ea mmer Good Grooming 2 Knrttmg 2 Chess likes her boys ery pl an lakes skatmg fishing huntmg dancing .lfplw HELEN LOUISE SAVICH Shortstop Cornmercral Busmess Grrls 2 3 Senior Leaders 2 3 Junior Achievement quiet but mce pleasmg personality collectnng photographs and autographs of famous people reading wall make a good secretary to somebody JAMES SCHMIDT Smrtty Vocational Cabmet National Honor Society Student Councll representa tlve Irkable lad wlnn ng ways good frxend of the gurls enroys carving figures from wood and soap to be a carpenter or cablnet maker I5 hrs goal SHIRLEY SCHMIDT S lm Vocatronal Office Machines Prom Commlttee Vrce president of Student Council 3 Student Council 'I 2 3 sweet as sugar very actlve pendable always happy lrkes skatmg baby srttlng would luke to be an arrllne hostess HERBERT SCHWEGLER Herb Vocatnonal Cabinet Junior vym eetn Coun I 3 qulet well Irked es t lans t ecome a car penter or a cabinet maker GLORIA SHAREK Q1 Glo worm Vocatrcnal Co m tol v neve a ent when she around always tal rn llect records utographs to be a Waf I5 her ambntron Q.xf'..J DVVQ-ruf THEODORE SHATLAN e N17 I Akin! X Academnc President of homeroom 'I 3 Presudent of Chess Club 2 3 Student Councnl I 3 Spanrsh Club 2 3 handsome Intelligent capable plavs a vlolm likes all sports chess hrs arm IS to be a mechan M -N :cal engineer f',z! -L1 LR Twenty four , .J L. xl ll Il O? K' . If 9 ,A -1- '- IV .' ff' .C J' I r fl tl fl J I 'x A ,V ,L -. .7 L , 1 x R 1' . lx Ag J . A vl D9 I IIAIII g .ISIN V, 7 1 :'. . I .- 1 . I 'X filo., HB 1. ribsx 5'ish t nter the service. ' 245 ' X . ' XX JJ I . Gln X 1, J - ' K I 5 . , I.. , 4 ul f . . lk J ,. ., If . ,Q ' ' - JI, HI-1. ' 5 ' , ,7 ' ...de- H .. ' ' 5 ' '45 ent ' :tall f ' ' ...lik hu IS .. - . . J . 1, - 1, 5 4 0 ' Ii . m 's ' .,. .I ... ... ..: r I 5 .-, A '. ' W . . I 1 d , f FAR -'ss-4 x,-f . -f .f,f . '.A,: Q ' lg ' ,wang Q, It , , l - ',- l .f THERESA SHAWKEY Commerclal a qunet dancmg Jnmmy MARGARET SHEEHAN Dlstrubutnve Educatnon formerly from Allderdlce nlce personality quiet her chief Interest IS dancmg plans to contunue In retanl sellung LAWRENCE SITZMAN larry Vocatlonal Aero easy to get along wnth studlous handsome entertainment lnes In basketball dancing hopes to 'om the Aer Force BERNICE SLESINSKA Vocational Oftlce Machmes gay l slcatlng plans to enter the Wocs lf ww vawlf J u 'Y 'LCD K' , ' 4, . ff. i . ' A a-. X C 'T 1 5. . - 1 ,ZX E f ' . . I gt 57 X D A I , . 1 - an ,T N l I ...c., xy Q .x ' ' N - J fp- ,. I U ' xl ' 3 ' .,, Wm., ,cf- N-.,--x-M-c.c....,c, m..:c..,.......c gg K ll A T' I - .x 7 R N fi . ' . ' . l.. at ' , . . . 0 , 4. Q y - . I - ' - A vs T - Q f ' I ' . Z ' ' - I ' . . - -4 - - . , . . U - 1 . . I . Q . au , - . . I ' . ' ' : N. ,. ' ' XJ . I . ' .. . h .J , , . A . V . . ' Q 1 J - ' I Q Q- . ' . ' ' ' ' . Q N 2 . . 'N ' , . . 3 . 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XJ, - : . : ' ' 5 : E I 5 I 2 . . z Q my NYSE' ,lll wx X E wg n , , lass wlth a wunnmg smole hobbles are swnmmnng asplres to be a perfect secretary une g'raduateA Treus Morgue Slesh ., W ful? ots of fun enloys swnmmung 59 JEROME slssmsnl MF Jerry Vocatlonal Cabinet full of fun lllxes hunting Gshmg dancing glr s future plans Include carpentry or cabinet malung BARBARA SMITH Barb Vocatnonal Office Machxnes Vnce President of homeroom nuce to know ready smile flnds enloyment In swimming dancing sports hopes to be an efflcnent comptometer operator Vocatlonal Aero Prom Committee nlce loolung spends most of has tame huntang a mechamc In the Anr Force as his chouce EDWARD SOKOLOWSKI Syko Vocatnonal Aero smulmg all the tume good looking spare tame as spent drlvmg cars would luke to become an expert mechamc THERESA STASENXQ Tess Academic Yearbook 2 3 Fnesta Club 2 3 French Club 2 Vlce Presndent of Homeroom 3 hobbues are swlmmlng basketball dancmg George a stenographer I5 her chosen occupatlon LAVERNE STEWART ee Dlstrubutlve Education wmnlng smnle good loolung mann Inter ests are dancing and Jam plans to continue In retail sellmg Twenty flve une gr-aduateA JACQUELINE STUPAK Judie General .,. Art I, 25 Business Girls 25 Senior Leaders 2, 37 enfoys dancing .,. swimming ... hopes to marry Bunny. SYLVESTER THOMAS Syl Academic Chef Club Basketball 2 3 Lettermens Club really nic know chief interest is sports plans to be a mechanic BERNARDINE TOMASKO Bernie Commercial Good Grooming 2 Senior Leaders 2 3 Chess Spanish nice smile winning wavs likes dancing skating volleyball baseball would like to be an efficient stenographer THERESA TREVISAN Trev Academic Yearbook 2 3 Senior Leaders 2 3 Class Day Committee Bus: ness Girls 2 Fiesta Club 3 Co ed Club Student Council I Commencement Committee wonderful personality likes dancing swimming Jimmy her goal in life is nursing ' .1 JOHN TRUCHAN John General happy go lucky not a care in the world Stage Crew 2 3 likes all the gurls EDWARD TUSVY Vocational Cabinet good looking hobbies are hunting fishing dancing girs taking trips carpentry or cabinet mak ng IS the aim of this lad RICHARD TWIGGER Twig Vocational Power reserved his interests Ile in basketball bowl ng hopes to be an electrician BEVERLY VOLZER Squeekie Vocational Clothing bashful President of homeroom like sewing hopes to become a good seamstress RICHARD WALL Ric Academic Yearbook Editor 3 President of homeroom 2 Yearbook I 2 3 Student Council 2 Fiesta Club 2 Junior Town Meet ng National Honor So ciety Swimming I hobbies include Dolly baseball football swim ming photography his goal is civil engln ering or constructional land scoping KATHRYN WALLACE Commercial Good Grooming Business Girls liked by all c n t b b at for personality likes to sing dance lifes ambition IS to be a M M good stenogropher ...jf Twenty six ' . .. 1 , : ' ' : ' e to fit A ' I iii ' I :I - 1 I I ' : I I lv . . . . . 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' 1 ' ' 5 ' . . . a ' e 5 une radaatu ft' ll LIU gl MARGARET WALLACE Marg e Commerclal SenIor Leaders 3 skatrng I5 her chIef hobby wItty and full of lIfe ambItIon receptIonIst ELIZABETH WAPD Bett General Chess SenIor Leaders SenIor Chorus mam Interests are sports contemplatlng marrlage after school days JAMES WHALEN Im AcademIc Basketball 2 3 Student CouncII I 2 3 Co Ed Club HI Y Club 2 Commencement Commlttee Junuor AchIevement Y M C A Interests lIe n basketball football dancIng astronomy readlng gIr s especIally blonds wonderful personalIty future lIes In Aeronautlcal En gIneerIng FRANK WIELOCK Fats AcademIc Stage Crew Presldent 3 Football 'l 2 Lettermen s Club happy go lucky lovIal plans to sllp out of school A it JOAN WINGERTSAHN Wmkre' VocatIonal Sewrng Vnce Presldent of class chIef Interests are workung puzzles bowllng future plans Include a successful seamstresses 'ob MILO W'NOWICH Meatloaf AcademIc Stage Crew hobbles are baseball sovlng money oxms to be a Phys Ed Instructor BERNICE WOLFE BernIe DIstrIbutIve Educatlon F H A 2 Co Ed Club Orlole News 2 RetaIl Sell Ing 3 a lover of fine arts musnc lIkes danc ng talksng ar denIng Tllfflng dreams to be a style expert marry a rIch man 11 PATRICIA WRIGHT a AcademIc Semcr Leaders Chess Club Senlor Chorus finds enloyment In dancIng sports plans to be a career gnrl JOHN WUCHENICH Bratso AcademIc VICE Presldent of SenIor Class Student CouncII 2 3 Stage Crew I Chess Club I maIn Interests are women plans to enter college and study archrtecture MARY JANE YEO Jamie of fun easy to get along Wlfh hobbIes are swImmIng baseball I 1' General Good GroomIng, SenIor Chorus Co Ed Club, Busmess Gnrls lots t talkmg dancIng aspures to enter the Wofs X A X J I I 1 N5 Twenty seven i xg 16 u ' I . 0 ' a -I I U n rr H HJ- II 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 .... 1' ' I ,aft , . ' ' ' ' .fx . . I ' 1 , ' 1 , ,iz . r 1' ' ' I ' I? P' A ,, . -few '., M 1 'Img- HP ,H ll ll 4 . . i une gf-adaateA JoAnn Zogorski Chookie General Vice-President of homeroom 2, Red Cross Club, Yearbook Sales Staff, full of fun sweet likes swimming basketball hopes to become a secretary or designer. if P5 Carl Zomiska CarI V 1 Vocational .. . Machine, very quiet . . . shy . . . enioys music , , . bowling . . . to be a machinist is his aim. Peter Zgurich Pete Academic Stage Crew tall lad nice to have around .. . aspires to become a chemist. -Q Dorothy Zielinski Dot Commercial Senior Leaders 2, 3, Yearbook l, 2, 3g Bas- instructor or a stenographer. Ronald Zoroyo Ron Academic . . . Chess Club, likes chess . . . golf . .. baseball . . . football . . . ioking eating undecided about the future. Arthur Berto Art Academic .. Formerly from Homestead . .. likes art plays the guitar small quiet has hopes of joining the Air Force. Prom Committee Seated lleft to rightl: Teddy Opacic, Don Mansmann, Gerry Lillierose, Nancy Conway, John Snyder Shirley Schmidt, and Bobby Musulin. Standing: John Wuchenich and Joanne Oxenreiter. Twenty-eight ketball 2, wonderful friend . , . likes to swim play basket- gf ball dance read plans to be a physical education Wei Senwr barry Classes come and go leavsng fond memorses of the wonderful tsmes they ve had at South as well as the lastsng frsends they wsll soon msss Twelve long years of work and play are ap proachsng an end and wsll soon become ever Iastsng memorses Ssx years ago some of us entered South as seventh graders There we were tsny midgets roamsng through the school amsdst the gsants the Freshmen Sophomores Junsors and Sensors hopsng some day to be one of them Whsle strugglsng through thss year as well as the next we become better acquasnted wsth the school We were no longer frsghtened at the surround sngs and we felt as though we belonged here At the start of our Freshmen year we were sosned by new frsends classmates who felt frsghtened lust as we had but who became ac customed to the surroundsngs sn a short whsle The get acquasnted partses found us new frsends who were destsned to play an smportant role sn our hsgh school years The pscnscs dances swsm msng meets horse back rsdsng and the evensngs by the flre when all chanted the glorsous Alma Mater form pleasant recollectsons We portscs pated sn the many extra currscular actsvstses chorus clubs and sports Because sts tradstsons and spsrst have deeply smpressed us we have sdeals of our school sn all our endeavors We hodn't travelled very far when we at tasned a new hesght our Sophomore year whsch made us quste proud But as bsology and Caesar drew near there seemed to grow a gloomy downward cast A few of us sectsoned off snto specsal homerooms namely Yearbook Orsole News and Art to help sn any way we could to develop the actsvstses of the school The Bsg Snow fell around Thanksgsvsng of thss year and gave us an extra vacatson whsch was much ap precsated Fsnally thsnksng st was about tsme that our class really organszed o few of our boys got together and held a Chrsstmas Party at the Y M C A The food as well as the fun surely made that Chrsstmas holsday a memor able one Dursng the summer we agosn goth ered for our most hslarsous pscnscs at South Park We started out our Junsor year wsth Mr Shannon the new prsncspal whose understand sng and helpfulness wsll long be apprecsated by our entsre class As usual we Junsors were sub pected to a Moth test whsch was to determsne wheth r or not we would have to take Math Re vsew the followsng year To our sad sorrow I most of us would be ssttsng sn Room 300 flgursng problems whsle the other small percentage would most lskely have o study or perhaps be calculat sng problems sn solsd geometry Pep was once more restored when some of the students organszed o Co Ed Club whsch pro vsded enloyment and entertosnment for the whole school as well as our class About the tame February rolled around plans for Class Day were formulated for we wsshed thss Class Day to be one of the best Fsve long months of wrstsng and dsrectsng were soon over as well as the fun we had dosng t The sketch was ready to be produced and the memory of thss Class Day wsll lsnger sn our msnds for many years Our Sensors had gone and once more we bore that downward cost for now we must take the responssbslsty of uphold sng the standards transmstted to us by the Class of 52 At last we have reached our goal we are Sensors The results of the Pennsylvansa State Hsstory Test pros ed to be quste embarrasssng for lust a few emerged on a sotssfactory level I December the 128 s took the aptstude tests whsch were gsven and marked by the Unsverssty of Psttsburgh The purpose of these tests was to help us select occupatsons that correspond wsth our obslsty talent and personalsty Thss was the flrst tsm that such a test was gsven to all the sensors sn the csty hsgh schools The confusson whsch occompanses name cards class rsngs and squeegees ss gone The carolsng sn front of our decoratsve tree the Chrsst mast partses and church servsces of 52 have dsed out The yellsng and screamsng at football bas ketball and baseball games are lust memorses The Fsesta Class Day Class Play Prom and Com mencement are removed from the calendar for ever but not from our hearts A feelsng of sad ness p rvades when we thsnk of leavsng South Hsgh because we fasthfully treasure these pre csous years of our lsves In an effort to help all students recall these years we have produced a volume that wsll become to the graduate o foun datson for remsnsscence and to the underclass man o lsnk sn hss chosn of hsgh school endeavors As we look back over the accomplsshments of the past years we also wssh to look forward to the prospects of the future But never envy us because we are flnssh d wsth thss much of our educatson and because we are leavsng South for st ss we who are envsous of you the Class of 54 for besng able to stay another yeor and enloy the octsvstses whsch we shall truly msss Twenty nsne O l . , . . I - 1 1 . ' . . . , I I , I ' I I - , i. , 1 ' I . , . . . . , I - A 1 - ' 1 . - . I F . - ' I ' 1 1 . . ft . . I 1 1 ' - 3 . . n , , . . . . .- , , I I ' . I . I s . tried to uphold, to the best of our ability, the , ' ' , ' . e . . I V I . I Q I . I I ' . . , . . . . ' D . ' ' I I I I ' . . I ' . . . ,, . . ' I ' ' - 11 - ' - . - . . ' ' ' I - 3 . . D , U . I . - I . . , s n a a , . I I - u I , I . . . . . l , , u I I 1 1 ' ' I . . . . S . . . - . Q . , I , 1 1 e - ' ' . , - 144 The Wlteeld September 2 The doors of South opened, beckoning all the ambitious students to en- ter Oh glorious day' September9 The annual Faculty Corn Roast was held at South Park lt has been quite a while since three principals and their wives attended these festivities September 'II I2 The first assembly ofa long school year was presented to the enthusn astlc audience to acquaint them with the rules of the school the general floor plans and an overall resume of things to look for ward to September 'I2 Off to a good start in football' South was defeated by Butler in a night contest by the score of 58 to 13 September 20 With hopes South traveled to Johnstown only to return with another de feat The score? Johnstown 53 South O September 24 Nominees for Student Council presented their campaign speeches and promises to an interested group of voters September 25 Here come the election returns Can you ITTIGQIFIGQ A girl for president' Who? Theresa Ruduck had this honor be stowed upon her Her assistants were Shir ley Schmidt Vice President Dolores Wuen stel Secretary and Ronald Brown Treas urer September 26 Another football game an other defeat Buraettstown was the victor this time Score? Burgettstown 25 South Scptember 28 The senior class held nts first picnic at South Park Everybody was rarlng to go and what a good time we had' October3 The first dance of the year was held bv the Yearbook Staff Everybody had a aood time and the Yearbook was off to a aood financial start October7 The first order of namecards ar rtved Horrors' Here come the hounds Y ut' The seniors had their pictures taken by Strem October 9 South lost its first leaque game to South Hills by a score of 39 to O October I6 Report cards' I was robbed Nr .xx l xN X 'I- Nw wb , A kitties mt VI V Thirty was the general exclamation heard on this day. October 17 Here's the day we've been wait ing for The seniors received their proofs The favorite expression this day? Oh' October 'I7 South lost its second league game to Peabody The score 44 to 7 October 24 The senior class elected its offi cers Bobby Musulin President John Wuch emch Vice President Shirley Schmidt Sec retary and Don Mansmann Treasurer October 24 South s football team finally cracked the ice The win was by default on the part of the Allderdtce team October 31 Westinghouse handed South 33 to 0 defeat in an afternoon exhibition in our stadium November 6 In the final game of the season South bowed to Schenley by a 44 to 0 score November 12 Open House Night The par ents visited the school to see what their darlings had accomplished November I4 The auditorium of South serv ed as a radio studio for the Junior Town Meeting The participants included Leona Hart Lucille Coholic Richard Wall and Herbert Schwegler November 20 South students were given a day off from the usual grind The reason? Teachers meeting November 25 Souths brilliant historians were given a Pennsylvania History Test to see how much they didnt know about their Slclle November 26 Thanksgiving time once again Everyone gave thanks for the blessings they received during the past year December9 'll 12 The senior class was sub lected to the first state wide aptitude tests Everyone is anxiously awaiting the results December 23 Carolmg mistletoe presents and parties show that South has fallen into January 5 Vacation over we go back to school for the new year of T953 January6 South played its first league bas ketball game Washington Vocational came out on top with a 54 to 48 score January6 Souths Chess team slaughtered Perry by 4Vz boards to M January 9 South met its second basketball defeat when Fifth Avenue won by a score of 54 to 43 January 'I3 Once again South bowed its head in defeat This time to Schenley by the score of 62 to 51 - . - - - 11 n . ' . - I I I ' . . ' G ' . .A ' . , . . . . 0. . , , October 8-9 Sa cheese, please. You guessed ,he Christmas Spirit. ' Il A II ' ' 5 I ' will I ' 'XXX lx y Q t . . nik' xxwh- TN, ' Xi 5 r X xX:'x, xy: Aggie- l ' fs nst2s l Wg? K -ts...-u l'.q 5' Spun January 13 The chess team met defeat to- day at the hands of Mount Lebanon. The score, 3V2 boards for Mt. Lebanon, 1V2 for South. January 16 Hurrah! We finally made it! South downed Allderdice 47 to 41. January 20 South walked over Connelley with a 53 to 46 score January 21 The chess team perked up once more Langley was swamped as South took 5 boards to 0 January 22 Perry was once more a victim to Souths superior chess team The score South 4 boards Perry 1 January 23 Souths corridors were hopping with rabbtts as Johnson the Magician made his appearance to charm and hypnotize the awe stricken audience January 23 Too good to last Westinghouse quenched Souths sparks by handing us a 53 to 45 downfall January 27 South was again reduced to de feat by Peabody The score 52 to 38 February2 It was Ground Hog Day so we all came out for the first day of the new semester February3 Souths chess team downed Mt Lebanon 4 boards to 1 February 4 Langley was trounced by South s chess team 5 boards to O February 6 The gala event of the year' Jim my Whalen and Theresa Trevlsan were crowned King and Queen of the Snowball Dance February 6 Washington Vocational b e a t South by a close margin The score was 53 to 52 February6 A farewell party was held for Mr Black by his homeroom class Although Mr Black s leave is temporary we shall all miss hum February 10 Fifth Avenue handed South an other loss Score 37 to 31 February 13 Schenley also handed us a set back The score was 72 66 February 17 Allderdtce by a score of 45 to 43 managed to triumph over South February 20 Connelley added another de feat to South s record by a score of 48 to 36 February 24 Westinghouse set South on t February 24 Once again South High auditor num became the scene of another Junior Town Meeting Participating were Pat Mar avtch Victoria Adamuak Ronald Brown and Ronald Gerstacker grand February 27 South closed its basketball sea- son bowing to Peabody 58 to 38. March5 The West View High School Band put on a marvelous show for the students of South. March 10 The annual tussle showed the Var- sity defeating the Faculty by a score of 48 to 26 March 19 A rest from the usual grind The seniors went to see Part I of Henry IV pro duced by the Department of Drama at Car negie Tech March 27 Congratulations to those students who were inducted into the National Honor Society March 28 Yearbook and newspaper repre sentatuves attended the 1953 High School Publications Institute at Pitt Aprrl1 April Fool s Day We were all caught Aprll3 6 It was Easter vacation Need we say more? Aprtl9 Another respite' Seniors saw part two of Henry IV at the Ltttle Theater at Car negle Tech Aprll 17 crowd lovers Aprll 20 The senior dance drew quite of enthusiastic music and dance We went to press and breathed a sigh of relief May 8 South s dance floor resounded to the rhythm of Spanish folk dances and festnvn ties Honors were bestowed upon Robert Musulun king and Lucille Coholic queen of the Fiesta May 20 The Senior class presented the class play Love Is In The Air June5 The best dance' Senior Prom Guys and gals danced to the dream music of Wes Parker at the Edgewood Country Club June 8 We re off to Kennywood for the school picnic What fun we had' June 10 Class Day' At last the seniors have a chance to sport their colors of purple and white June 18 Commencement' It is with deep re gret that we bid our Alma Mater farewell and set forth as Alumni , It NRS 'W I A NWN -mx gs: Thi ty one . . . . G - . ,, . ,, ' i s heels with a 65 to 51 victory. Maxx . . . D 9 I . t , , , at . . XXX X X V! SSI. tix. ,vs-. .. . A . T N 'I 13931 tlt 4 ' if I N. Q' .Y w Wlseelst of Step rlght up folks' Step nght u The bets have been placed The wheel has been spun lt's slowmg up, let's see who has won' Here come the results I Could It posslbly be that the years have sped so quickly? So ut seems for here an 1963 w arrnve at Ted Opacvcs Carnuval Lounge Takung a quick look around nts not hard to see who the Wheel of Fortune has favored The lughts are low the music as playung and as the wheel ln the mnddle of the floor spans nts murrors light up the dark green walls Balloons are hanging from the cellmg and the tables are set up nn a cage type fashnon Shall we stroll around to see what has become of our old class mates? Who are these wauters? We recognize Carl Zamuska Jimmy Matus Frank Martellottn and Ray Malmgowsku who are running around from cage to cage pucklng up tlps Who as that over un the corner playmg a cool role? Why at s Malo Wnnovuch the bouncer so dont get too rowdy' And as usual making a grand entrance are some of our most promunent busmessmen and theur associates John Wuchemch us the flrst with has assistants Jerry Brensmger and Larry Sltz man John IS the manager of the Amerncan Pro ductnon Company The bug questuon now as What does the Amerucan Productnon Company produce? Who knows? Could It be a mnlutary secret? Tony Macurak who IS the owner of the bag gest lune of bakery shops In Pennsylvania comes next wuth has ands Chuck Fellmg and Tom Frobe Chuck and Tom specualuze un makung the holes In doughnuts lThey claum theres dough un this busnness l Of course the man wuth the money stuckmg out of hns ears can be none other than Don Mans mann who ns now the president of the Peoples Last National Bank and Trust Company The two fellows with hum who claum they are his secretarues are nothung but two tellers Rnchard Mowka and Ralph Puotrowskn You all remember Pete Schepus our braun boy from Voc who has become the chief sales man at the Hadacol corporation Speakmg of Voc there are theur two lovers who have stayed wnth theur hobby and have become Max Factor lupstnck testers You guessed ut of course' Its Jimmy Schmidt and Clyde Kulbert They say Its gettmg pretty borung Maybe they re really get tang old' The Mother Fletcher Orange Julce Company ns certamly well represented snnce the owner Paul Collms and two salesmen Bernard Gramm and Edward Tusky are present Ths as he world s only orange luuce shot from guns The crowd seems to be goung all In one dlrectnon shall we follow and see what goes on? Why of course' Its Anna Rose Blaskovlch and her All Gnrls Band conslstlng of Sally Euchen sehr Margue Wallace Bernlce Wolfe Leona Hart and as specual guest stars they have Ronald Brown and Gary Krause male vocallsts We re really an for a treat tomght' After a few num bers from Mr Brown we see Mr and Mrs James Whalen have arrlved CMrs Whalen ns the former Theresa Trevusanl who are followed by Mr and Mrs Raymond Latz fMrs Latzs former name was Betty Wardl lm sure they are all well re membered As we stroll around the room we see Ruch ard Ralhall who as the new Dlstruct Attorney wnth Marlene Mnrt Jack Lucas and Ronald Patterson the three famous comuc book ullustrators Where are all the gurls that usually surround Richard? ls he sluppmg? As we take a quuck glance toward the door whom do we see enter? Why none other than our famous writer Patricia Maravlch the wln ner of the Nobel prize for her book entitled All About AI with one of her old school frnends Jean Salapow wmner of the academy award for T963 for her part un the pncture Women to the Whste House Men to the Work House whnch IS the story taken from the life of our flrst woman presudent Theresa Rudnck Nancy Conway and Sylvna Evosevuch should be congratulated for the first two women on the Harlem Globe Trotters basketball team Pat Petrone and two of her famous haur sty lusts Mary Adamlak and Glorla Jean Sharek have lust arrived accompanied by Gerry Llllne rose Robert Musulun and Ted Shatlan who are now In business for themselves maklng cofflns for Pete Zgurlchs Funeral Home But accordmg to them busmess seems to be dymg Dan Leszunov our professnonal football player for the Cleveland Browns seems to be qulte a ladys man for he IS accompanued by Thurty two . I . PI F , I , I . I e . . . I . . , . . . . . ., I I I . I , . . ' ' , : . . . , . . . . II - 1 H . . . . l ' I I I I I I ' I . , . , , . . . , . . I I I ' ' , , I . , . - - . I . , I s n I D - - I I ' I Q v I - I I ' I I , his assustant, Shirley Fronczak, accompanied by .I I . I I I n . I I . - u in 1 1 s , . . I I - I . . H I ' II - . . . . . . I I . , . . I . . . ,, . . ,, . . I I Q . I . I I ' I I I I . I . . I I I - I . I I -I I . I . . ' ' ' II - ll 1 n ' I . . . . I - I I - 1 1 I . ' I I . , . . e future Rose Mazzarunu Sylvua Potocka and Olga Kosan ovuch who are now three of the most famous Powers models Famous for modelung every thung from furs to bobby puns they have worked for many of the most promunent busunessmen Takung our eyes from the door for lust a mun ute we see Connue Przewoznuk our dancung un structor from Arthur Murrays dance studuo out on the floor teachung Tom Kalunowsku the archu tect from Carnegue Tech how to Kat dance and a crowd us begunnung to gather Tom us begun nung to blush Could that mean that hes bash U 9 From a safe dustance land I do mean safe dustanceb we see some of the Lady Wrestlers we have been watchung on televusuon tryung out some of theur new trucks They are Mutzu Gloeckl Bev erly Lundy Theresa Shawkey and Bernadune Tomasko Well well well' What have we here an other store owner? The class of 53 certaunly us gettung up un the world Its Janet Franz owner of the long Iune of Fashuon Hosuery Shops Just thunk after only ten short years of workung there she can now boss her salesgurls Alene Ryan Katherune Wallace Jo Ann Zagorsku and Mary Jane Yeo quute a but Luculle Coholuc us now a Spanush teacher and Mullue Blazewuck has fulfilled her lufetume ambu tuon of becomung a travelung secretary She us secretary to Patrucua Wrught who us the Unuted States ambassador to Spaun Durung untermussuon tume we find that the lucky wunners of the honeymoon trup to Bermuda are Samuel Isler and Martha McSwugan They are plannung to be marrued rught away and are now over at Shurley lseman s Brudal Shop choos ung the brudal gown Ruth Garruty and Joanne Oxenreuter are modeluna the brudal gowns whule Lulluan Kronn Dolores Clark Helen Savuch and Beatruce Sauter are modelung the gowns that wull be worn by the brudesmauds Marulyn Palmer Ber nuce Slesunska Barbara Smuth and Mary Rausch Well gettung back to our class reunuon we find the floor show us now goung on Here we see that crazy paur of dancers the Reumond brothers Ruchard and Robert lust startung theur latest tap dancung routune Boy can they really go Next we have the sungers who are Kutty Kerwun Ther esa Stasenko Arnold Duckson and Muke Lazor calc They have lust come back from a tour around the world sungung last for the Queen of England The floor show us over and as we go back to our dancung we see some faces we have not notuced before They are Patrucua McDune Lous Muller and Jo Ann Sauers who are now pulots for the Pan Amerucan Transportatuon Company and by the way they are showung off theur wungs Id say they are mughty proud of theur 'ob But waut' The clown Edward Brady has lust fallen over after the last floor show and as the nurses and doctor arruve we notuce some famuluar faces The nurses are Margaret Lups Margaret Cundruch Vucky Adamuak and the doc tor us Ronald Zoroya They are all from our class of 53 Over by the bar we are much surprused to see someone watchung televusuon We now notuce that Regus Pruce us announcung a basketball game between the famed Gerstacker Gobluns coach ed by none other than our own Ronald Gerstack r and the Harlem Hobos sparked by Kenny Faulk and Sylvester Thomas Thus game us played for the benefit of the Stanley movue operators whose presudent us Bob Hartman At that luttle dark table over un the corner we see three men who shuffle cards luke real card sharks however Ruchard Wall George Mulano vuch and Frank Wuelock are really only playung Old Maud Somebody better guve these boys some help as they seem to be havung a luttle trouble The prude of the Vocatuonal gurls are here also Yes undeed Shurley Schmudt and Dolores two nughts a year One cleans chumneys for Santa Claus and the other dyes Easter eggs for the Easter Bunny From Dustrubutuve Educatuon come two repre sentatuves who are now head buyers un the Wo mens Wearung Apparel Department You say thus us umpossuble but ut has been done by Stella Kotula and Reluna DeMasu two ambutuous gurls from the Dustrubutuve Educatuon class of 53 They are beung challenged by Dorothy Zuelunsku and Rose Ann Dumowsku who are slowly workung theur way up from salesgurls at Neusner s flve and dume store It seems that we have nothung but successful gurls un thus class for Peggy Mutchell and Betty Irwun have proved themselves successful un the newspaper world Peggy us now Edutor un chuef and Betty the Assocuate Edutor of the New York Tumes Now we come to the end of thus perfect nught for The nught club s lughts are lowered The crowd us thunnung out Amud the crues of Auld Lang Syne Someone lets out a shout Let s not forget my classmates We ll spun the wheel agaun Throughout the years Well keep un touch Wuth each and every fruend Thurty three . .I . I - . . I I . . . . , 1 1 ' 11 11 - - - ' ' . . I . . . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . . . - , . . I . . - ' I , . . . . . 1 1 1 ' . I - , A 1 1 ' ' l ' - . . . . f I, . . . . ' - 11 - 11 I - . . . . Q v 1 1 . l . . I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' I I 1 , . . . . . , , . . - 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 . . I . . . 1 1 1 1 - I 1 . . . . . . . ' I ' I ' ' is on the staff at Good old South High School. Wvensfel we new Qeff-ne 'Gly GS they only Work I . , . l . . . . I . . . . . , . , . , . . - . ' . . I 1 1 1 . 1 l ' l ' - . . . . l I 1 1 ' . ' I I . . -. - . 1 1 - l ' , . . 1 I . . l . , . I - , 1 - ' : ' - - 11 11 . 1 I . - 1 1 . 1 ' ' , I 1 . I . . . . 1 ' . , 1 - 1 1 ' Honor Roll 12A Gary Krause 12B Anna Rose Blaskovich Lucille Cohollc Dorothy Zielinski Nancy Conway Leona Hart Thomas Kalunowskl HGH HONOR Donald Mansmann John Davlc Vnctorna Adamlak Edward Brady Gerald Brelsmger Paul Collins Rose Ann Dumowsku Shirley Fronczalc Ronald Gerstacker Emnly Goertler Shurley Hornyak Samuel lsler Clyde Knlbert James Kleln Patrlcla Maravuch HONOR 2A Robert Gorczyca James Sznlvasl B Stella Kotula Lnlllan Kronn Carl Lulluerose Raymond Malmgowskl Frank Mortellottn Enleen McCamey Patrucua McDme Martha McSwlgan Macletha Mntchell Rlchard Mowlca Robert Musulln Catherine Nllles Sylvua Potocka Richard Wall Herbert Schwegler Theresa RJdlck Richard Ralhall Dolores Wuenstel Ruchard Renmond Robert Reumond Jean Salapow James Schmldt Theodore Shatlan John Snyder Theresa Stasenko Laverne Stewart Theresa Trevusan James Whalen Bernnce Wolfe JoAnn Zagorsku As of end of the l2B semester Th tyf 'k . . I , 'k 'I 'I2 V C . . af ir - our Spar-tA Q Thirty-five THE WHEELS GF FORTUNE 700 Mail Yeam Coach Miller poses with ihree of his Hrs? siring. Cleft lo righij Bob Musulin, Tony Macurak, Coach Mil- ler, and Pete Schepis. lst Row Mr Harklns Assusiant Coach Coach Muller Novak Kovacw Wolfe H ard R Jackson Dona hue Schepus Wunowuch Musulnn Velfre Krause G Mr Testa Assrstant Coach and Coach ZEHIYO 2n Row Burdelskl Krause K Macurak Kzrsh Sfangreckl Kraus Bnelrch Weber Muza Bender Fleusner Momchnlovlch Zabmskr Marks Jaksec Agle and Hess 'Nd Row McTaggert Hoflfman Suska Dehlla Carleton Llsleckr Carney Heard D Zleglcr Dolmskl Sunseru Schmidt Mayoros Marin: Cappazolll and Cash: Thrrty sux . . . . , . C , - - - , , , , -, I - I -I I , I , f I I -f - f I . 1 , , , 1 - ' ' I I I I I I I I 'I ' I I , , , - , , - 1952 Sermon BUTLER BEATS SOUTH 58-T3 South began its T952 football season at Butler. ln the hrst quarter after trailing 21-O South scored with Gary Krause plunging one yard. Tam Donahue tacked on the extra point, In the third quarter Mille Wolfe scored on a 28-yard run after bloclling a lsicls to make the final score 58-'l3. JOHNSTOWN SWAMPS SOUTH 53-0 South lost its second exhibition game to Johnstown 53-O at Johnstown's Point Stadium. Both teams were scoreless in the first quarter as South stopped Johnstown's vaunted attack Then the dam broke as Johnstown scored 39 points in the sec- ond quarter and added T4 more in the third quarter. SOUTH FALLS 25-0 South travelled to Burgettstown for its last exhibition game on Friday evening, September 26. The Orioles played o good game but were defeated 25-0. Outstanding in South's defeat were Ray Fleisner and Richard Heard, defensive linemen. SOUTH HILLS DOWN SOUTH 39-0 South High opened its city football campaign against South Hills. Although South was defeated 39-0, the team gave a creditable performance. Halfback Ed Kcvach, participating in his first varsity game as an offensive back gained 29 yards in 7 tries. Gary Krause Tony Macurak PEABODY TRIMS SOUTH 44-7 The powerful Peabody Highlanders handed South a 44-7 lacing on October T6. The Orange and Blaclm scored on ci T2 yard pass from Pat Marks to End, Joe Muza. The extra point was made by Tom Donohue, ALLDERDICE FORFEITS TO SOUTH Although beaten on the field of play South received a for- feit victory over Allderdice. The forfeit was caused by the in eligibility of an Allderdice player. Sam Veltre did the bulk of the Oriole ball carrying and turned in an excellent defensive game. WESTINGHOUSE STOPS SOUTH 33-0 The Westinghouse Bulldogs visited South Stadium on Hal- loween Day ond proceeded to hand the Orioles a 33-O beating. Although the first quarter wa: fairly even, the Bulldogs' su- perior bench strength made it possible for them to pull ahead to an easy victory. SCHENLEY BEATS SOUTH 44-0 On November 6, the winless Schenley Bellefielders visited South High to finish their City League Campaign. And they finished with a resounding 44-0 win over South. Sam Veltre and Tom Donahue teamed up to make some vicious tackles, but this did not stop the Schenley squad as they scored four touch- downs on intercepted passes. Bob Musulin Pete Schepis Sperm 14ct1on Show SOUTH VS WESTINGHOUSE You re not commg through here son' all together now heave ho' Thirty eight Sam makes a desperate t tempt to stop a break away while Flelsner closes ln for the tackle Lets not squabble boys Let go that Wolfe stops an end run ' o Q - 1 I shirt!! I H i , . , . Front Row J Matus J Whalen D Heard G Lllllerose G Mervosh T Donahue S Thomas and B Collard Back Row Mr Harluns Coach Cue S Velte G Hess R Head M Suska J Muza R Hennessey J Holland J Sopata J Cana and N Kefaloyanls VARSITY Exhibition Midland ,,.. Munhall .. Harbrack .. Allegheny , J League Washington Voc. . ,. . Fifth Avenue Schenley , Allderdice Connelley A t Westinghouse Peabody Washington Voc Fifth Avenue Schenley . . Allderdice . , Connelley A Westinghouse Peabody . JUNIOR VARSITY Exhibition Central Catholic League Arsenal ,. . . Fifth Avenue , , Herron Hill . .. Gladstone . Baxter . Herron Hill Fifth Avenue Arsenal ., ..... , . Gladstone . Baxter . . Hardwood Stem J JAMES WHALEN JAMES MATUS GEORGE MERVOSH GERALD LILLIEROSE RICHARD HEARD SYLVESTER THOMAS Fry ' Ai' 52' f ai 2 Wa 231 H ,Tx -. , xx ? fl V .. X, Q mf , 4 , lg as I A v 4 7 dw Q Mal' v ,swf fir' if ,, Nl. 9' -,ID P -Q1 J, Kvzp' fn tramural KaAleet6all x 7 Opaclc IS up for Ohe rebound Forty two CHAMPIONS -105 ls! row: Whalen, Opocic, Faulk, and Krause, 2nd row: Leszunov, Ognibene, Wielcck Shatlcn and Maravich. RUNNERS UP VOCATIONAL MACHINE SHOP 10 'Is' row Marks Novak SIIlnSkl Lutz and Mervosh 2nd row Lubczwskl Stenglenn Fruens Kerwnn and Wmovxch Zrculty Uamrty ame wr Front Row R Heard Matus D Heard Muza and Carney Back Row Kefaloyams Sopata Holland Donahue Hen nessey and Srlver . 9. K Q I - 1 1 - 1 1 X X ' ' . 1 V 4 . 3 1 4 . , Q Q at at Front Row: Mr. Miller, Mr. Testa, Mr. Smith, Mr. Harkins, and Mr. Goftey. 1 . I ' I ' . f ' . I I I 1 1 - I I - . Amndst shouts of glee and roars of laughter the Faculty basketball team met Its annual opponents, the Senior Varsity The Faculty startnng lnne up Included Mr Maller Mr Testa Mr Smith Mr Harklns and Mr Goftey The beginners forthe Var stty were Jam Matus Tom Donahue Conrad Carney Delton Heard and Joe Muza Although the Faculty battled fiercely for the lead they could not overcome the strong Varslty team Mr Harklns and Mr Mlller's ball playing slowed the Varlsty down a but but the score ended 50 26 nn favor of the Varsuty Back Raw Mr Jones Mr Zeffnro Mr Roscoe Mr Couch Mr Mullen Mr Freed lander Mr Schmsdt Mr Cosgrove and Mr Schubert The boys on the Faculty team are really sharpshooters Forty three .pc 'fracle Team Front Row Mlke Wolfe Taylor Ague Jarnes Weber Walter Wachynnch Don Bender John Schmidt and Joe Sopata Back Row Melvm Jackson Manager Mr McNer1n y Coach Sam Don Bender Momchulovuch Manager 'tri A . ,, . Q :fi Mike Wolfe ' il Joe Sopeno Forty-four Tr-acl: and KaAe6al Left-John Schmidt fied for first place in Top Cenfer-Jim Weber, Relay Right-Wally Wachynich, Relay ieam. First pole vaulr. Bonom Ceme,-Taylo, Agie, winner of 75, place in broad iump. Third place in 100- yafd dash. yard dash. BASEBALL TEAM lst Row Coach Cue Beveridge Meyers Collard Davlc Thomas Donohue Kuluch Kovach Heard Manager 2nd Row Flenshner Collins Hennessey Brensmger Schmid? Klemcnslu Zabmsku Gersfacker Allen Forty five f 14ctu71t1eA g 6? 2 Z ' ! O ai eff Z 'f Z fi 3 ' 2 ZX! ff 47 ,5 N SQXQX QW, ! Q Z ff X g gfxkfxkkfgxfxxmxmmv fx ff Z Z I f l X 4-1 3 ff, f fffl ff W ,.. 3 -Q-aff Z MW ffi Q ZZ' f-Z X' 5 2 2 ff' 2' Q1 fp' ll? X! i :Q . Nl 9' 4' ,, ,- ff if 4 Z 2, , , Z7 x X6 if? fifffji 4 l Z2 2 ' if Zfzpiz ,Z j , jk 4 J- ' -if .-ff ROUND WHEELS GO O O I 23 K ,X V 431, ,f Qf Jf, ,ef- , X Y ,. f 1 - ,. ,,-7, ff 4- ,f . 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A -.L-J f lg 7,2 K, J Y , V ,,Y,' , f F, I , iv ,, K f ,, , ff, ff , 71, f 7 ff ,Q i , f f ,f 'X I 1 r , ,f Q 4 , . , 1 J , v' ,, V f A f 1 , f ,Qu , ,fy 1' , 3 2 if f fi ff l Q1 iii ,Y K,-f Z Q' 'Z ' M ,f' ' ' , Q?-' - ,' , .-Q:-,A 'ff ,If f,-l Y ' Y 4 -T -7 A A- A, 7 X - li ij- ' ,f ', ffe? ? :',f f Y, Z 'X -,K Q? 3251 f ' -L 4 'gl fi-' , ' 1 12' i - .f 7 f' 3 ll' ' - -- X I f if E-I Q' -- ? l V' j.,, f7K 1 , ' Z 'Y' Y i ' ' ,- , Q 'Z ' ff f if -0 ' , , S- - I ?.,q - 52- ,- ,J ,,:- 1 'lf - ff I ' l f -Se The Yfearbwlz Staff Sn es Stuff Seated left to rlght A Woylovlch P Kopelcheclc T Stasenko C Przewoznuk T Trevusan M A Hawrelok and N Rtz Standung left to rnght D Murray M A Lacko S Schmidt S Evose vnch A Blazewlck R Ranhall D Zuellnsk: C Taylor S lseman R Wxnovnch A Koscuelnmlc P Mortlnu E Steunhardt W Wochynrch E Friend c1ndT Rudnck Artists R Musulm ond R Patterson Sales Managers A R Blaskovnch and R A Dumowskn Typnsts and Writers T Ruduck D Zlellnslu N Conway T Trevlsan R Ra hall ond T Stosenlco C ngratulatuons to the two very efjflclent and enthusnastlc edltors of The Oriole' Richard Woll and Pot Marovuch and to the artlsts Robert Musulnn and Ronald Patterson Orchuds to them for a 'ob well done' Forty eight Unole 7IewA Scr16eA Center Picture Typlsts Maclevho Mltchell and Judy Volslu 'Y Top Picture Seated left to right Gerry Lllllerose Lucllle Cohollc ond Jeon Solo pow Standing left to right Mocletho Mitchell Judy Volskl Carolyn Stosenko Mary Loss Honley Theresa Gallsck Allce Schultz Therese Pukansky Ronald Brown Bottom Pcture left to right Gerry Lllllerose Co edntor l.uclIle Coholuc Edntor Ronald Brown Sports Editor and Jecn Solopow Business Monoger Forty nine I ' U 'J , l ' 4 Y , 4, S A, 1? ' I I ' I J .I I f f K 1 1 , Mr. Couch, ond Joon Burg. : ' , 'w - Y . 'WK H 2 - ' : ' ' , - ' f ' I ' I I I I ' National Honor Society 1st, Row: Mr. Shannon, lsler, Rudick, Wall, Coholic, Gerstacker, Blaskovich, Schmidt, and Mr. Crowe. 2nd. Row: Mansmann, Pukansky, Salapow, Schwegler, Trevisan, Altman, Kalinowski, Hart, Goertler, Fronczak, Vignovic, and Tambellini 3rd. Row: Breisinger, Busch, Ciana, Donovan, Hawrelak, Parker, Maravich, Kronn, Volski, Tomasko, Stasenka, Ritz, and Veltre. The Natuonal Honor Socnety IS an honorary organlzatnon for the natrons hugh school students who are outstanding In Scholarshup Leadership Service and Character South Hugh School IS proud of nts membership In this organuzatuon On March 27 1953 twenty sux students had the honor of becoming members students who met the requlrements for membership were Installed ln an umpres snve unutnatnon ceremony sponsored by Mr Donald Crowe After the Induction Ceremony un the audltorlum parents and puptls met In the Homemaklng Room for a social gatherrng Refreshments were served by the Home Economncs Department and everyone engoyed the events of thus rnem orable occaslon of South's local GammalChapter, No. 188, chartered December 19, 1923. These Student Councrl Row J Vrgnovrc B Ivamsh J Cashl B Gallagher T Ruduck S Schmid? D Wuensfel R Brown B Volzer and H Friend Row Wntmer C Swltala F Reposky P Schepls R Loughrey G Yovehch and M Kosanovrch Row N R111 J Harshbarger R Gersiacker T Shatlan J Karas M Kronn and S Veltre Row J Nunamoker D Mansmann R Long J Holland J Wuchenuch G Coleman and H Wolfe Row Taylor M Jackson G Mervosh Mlss Lloyd J Gronsky J Whalen C Ferlmg and T Donahue STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 7 Mr Shannon Prnncupal Shirley Schmndi Vnce presnden' Frfry one I - 1 1 1 I ' r V 1' ' Left to right Ronald Brown Treasurer Dolores Wuensiel Secrefary Theresa Rudlcll Presuden? Junnor Town Meetung of the Air panel members stop and Take tame out for ca smile ofter an lnterestlng forum on The Metropolutan Plan for Pitts burgh Richard Wall Leona Hart Lucille Cohollc and Her bert Schwegler pose for the bnrdle Rlchard Wall makes a wire recording of has essay I Speak for Democracy Jean Salapow takes a lesson In Badmnnton a new game nntroduced at South In 'flue Zimeliglut Fifty-two - .-fp-gg uynwm M Top Puzture lleft to rughtl Gary Seated Pages Chad Wuch nuch and Krause Anna Dukryn Ronald Gerstacker George Fuss Peter Wunowuch Mr Shannon Frank Nuespodzuansku Jean Salapow Mrs Shannon Suzanne Goepfert Constance Guudos Patrucua Hale Muss Hull and Mr Castaldo Karen Posfellon Bottom Puc ure lleft to rughtl .lean Salapow Mrs Shan non Karen Postellon and Mr Castaldo 7ieA ta Vuva el rey' Vuva la reuna' These famuluar shouts, resoundung through the gayly decorated Royal Ballroom of South Hugh announced the begunnung of another Fuesta thus year takung place on May chosen kung and queen, Frank Nuess and Jean Salapow approached theur malestuc throne tal lowed by theur attendants George Fuss, Ronald Gerstacker Peter Wunowuch Sue Goepfert, Con nue Guudos and Pat Hale The hughlught of thus gala event was the coronatuon of kung and queen by Mr and Mrs Shannon Thus was followed by a magnuficent floor show filled wuth talent and laughter Our charmunq and handsome Mustress and Master of Ceremonues Anna Dukryn and Gary Krause untroduced the varuous acts The evenung was topped by the royal dance after whuch everyone louned un the dancung As th doors ofthe ballroom closed markung the end of another Fuesta everyone was anxuous for the Fuesta of 1953 to come Fufty three I l, 1952. As the royal procession began, the I . I I 1 1 ' , . , , . F I . . . . . . 9 , , Paren M' Wight Burns Vlce Prnnclpal of Soulh Hugh School Mass Wagner always wlllmg Yo dlsplay work of her sludenfs shows Parents nigh? vnsnors resulfs of lhe mock presldenhol elechon whuch was held for the benefit of fhe Social Sludles classes Fifty four Parents' night panel members com- pare notes and soothe one ano1her's nerves before program begins. Miss Rogers Latin teacher and Elizabeth Friend Lann siudenl proudly exhrblf sludenf wares lo parents and friends C7 . A 6 S .2 l 2 ' l Leona Har? inlroduces her mother Yo Mr. , . .. Faren tA' Wight Robert Musulin proudly displays to his mother his art work on Chaucers Canterbury Pilgrims This work was on exhibition in his senior English class I'OOI'l'1 Parents and friends gather to hear a panel discussion on the educa- tional opportunities of- fered by our high school and to witness a Fashion Show put on by the girls in 306 under the capable supervision of Miss Aul. Proud home economic students reveal hidden talents in the cul mary art to Parents night vis :tors while Miss Golden their teacher quietly stands by Mr Burns and Mr Shannon canvass Parents night visitors on their opinions ofthe progress of our school Fifty tive CHORUS MR. SCHMIDT Ist, Row: Shoaf, Holenda, Stipetich, Rocket, Cashi, Sles- 2nd. 3rd Mlm. 5th . Row: Yeo, Franz, Brown, Wolfe, and Krause. 6lI1. inka, Fink, Klein, and Mr. Schmidt. Row: Lieb, Sopata, Semanski, Lacko, Woylovich, Kaczorowska, and Burg. . Row: Jamison, Krapp, Bennett, Mieczkowslci, Top- ich, Kaczorowski, Dudas, and Wright. Row: Friend, Foley, Salapow, Turner, Veltre, and Dokmanovich. Row: Ranzka, Gloeckl, Elwell, and Maravich. MUSIC TALENT MISS HILL Ist. Row: Miss Hill, Hartman, E. Nagy, Oravetz, Conley, 2nd. 3rcI. 4ih. Sfh. Visnich, Murin, Harris, Harrison. Row: Henchell, Martch, Hartman, R. Mazzarini, Howell, Schenle, and Wuchenich. Row: Hoose, Juchniwska, Horbaczewslci, Bischofi, Cameron, Reese, Hunter, Smith, and Gardner. Row: Bodnar, Louis, Ognibene, Gallager, Lee, Jordan, and Rcidosevich. Row: Millsap, Smith, and Balzer. DRAMATICS MISS CROWLEY S 2nd r I I Row Kotsagrelos Capazzoli Kosanovich Clarahan Spiegel Voyhlla Smearman Colman and Miss Crowley Row Porterfield Hankovich Kszastowska Hoff man Esquivel Briggs Raihall and Milanovnch Row Capazzoli Mllanovich Fayad Jordan Aln der Hntz Epstein and Waggett Row Young Kell Clemm Phar Reichenbaugh and Lmle Row Turner Mazur Mervosh Rodgers Russo Smerecky and Winovlch Row Kosanovich Ogrodawski Tyler Kefaloyiannns Staude Bevan and Opel Fifty six CHEF CLUB MISS GOLDEN S nd I' 1 6th Row Mitchell Winchest r Jordan Jefferson Novo bilski Bagley Augustine Mnlinski Flores and Miss Golden Row Patterson Reif Alston Cash: Mayors Mesick PIFIQIEISKI Graham and OHara Row Top ch Kosanovich Strider Rontz Mamula Belalac and Pollak Row .laworski Coholic McClusky Zabanski Sr mlnslu and Tomasko Row Czabun Blaskovich McCray Cahill S ybold Zabanslu Rudolph Row Savina Schiftic Williams Miniaylo Wino vich Walecko and K rsh 1 y, Z I 'I ' , I I 1. : ' , ' 2 , , , - , l , l l I . . .I I . 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I , ' 614164 Fnfty seven Personallfy Club Mlss Rogers 'lsf Row Llgas Redman Smearrnan Pefravuch Severovlch Muller Meyers and Mass Rogers 2nd Row Whalen Manalovnch Sclwmldl DeBold and Brown 3rd Row Dudas Coles Goepfevt Topnch and Radosevuch Senior Leaders Mlss Wehmeler 'lsf Row Peferscn McDlne Slvers lrwnn Wal lace Klrschman Ward Parxer Lrps Sav ch and Balamaczelc 2nd Row Vrgnovnc Bcbbuo Maravnch Clark Lundy Wrught Fayad Salapow Mayoras McMullen and Henclak 3rd Row Muss Wehmener Evosovnch Cmdruch Trbovuch Tornasko Trevusan Gloeckl Kosano vuch and Z ellnsku Library Ccmmlffee Miss Goldsle n Kronn Slandrng Schmaltz Black Ruiz Blaskovnch Busmess Grrls Mrs Hugelm 'lst Row Savlch Peterson Sllvers lrw Parker Clark and Vngnovlc 2nd Row Bobblo Lundy McNally Wruglwt Tre vusan Evosovach McMullen and Mayoras 3rd Row Gloeckl Kosanavech Trbovuch Tom asko and Hencuak Chess Club Mr Black Seated Maravnch Zoroya Kaslan Wunovnch Murray Weiss Sfeunhardf Ognubene Coholuc and Adamnak Slandmg Vrgnovnc Shallan Holland Kopelcheck Wachynnch Korpan Har? Sauter Euchensehr Franz Sauers Tomasko Wallace Kronn Ryan Mr Black Lnps Bobbuo and Moyoras ' Z ' I I . I , , , . l ' : I I I I - 1 , ' . 3 , ' , - - . . , , . , r , I - , , I , , , , . . ' Z I I l I I . I I I I I - , : . Seuied: Jordan, Ssnn, Epstein, Ivcmish, and 3 1 I . I I - . : ' , , ' , En, Lips, I . - , , , . . 1 . ' , ' I - , . 5 4 1 I A 1 l . 1 I , , , , - Z I I I I I I , , I , , , , , , , . . , , , - C' 4164 Flfty elght TRIPLE T s Row Phlllups Zamarls Koscuelmak Shatlan Duvens Synborslu Perez Wabuch and Mrs Blankenshlp 2nd Row Tokoy Tack Ugrunuch Anderson Lan Foley and Urbanowucz rd Row Mleczkowska Klrley Oblecunas and Zamarls JUNIOR LEADERS 'lst Row Clarahan Porterfleld Ahrenholtz Epstem 2nd Row Smerecky Russell Vldec Darley Kiel Esquivel and Gaston 3r Row Woods Wmownch Murray Pachuta and Augustlne JUNIOR ORIOLE Seated Fay Epstem Drusclnna Porterfleld Nancy H111 Danny Toplch and Sandra Almder Standing Beverly lvanlsh Sylvua Matelko Judy Gal lagher Betty Kefal and Margaret Martch STAGE CREW Left to nght Pete Zgurnch Ron Patterson Bob Hart man and Frank Wuelock 1 l I ' ' , ', ' ' , , , , , , . . 2 , , ' ' , , ' d, I . ' 3 - 1 ' , ' , ' , Jordan, Alincler, Young, and Russo. . , I d- 1 , ' ' , , f 2 ' , , , , - 2 . I . . I 1 . , - , . ,fa-ff,-,. dm? .. : --'f -4 -'?- ff- ag . ,..--:'i?. 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MW, ' I ' ','x WU l E ,ILJH if my hmm,:1rfi.mmsur 4mvlumuufumm ti' M14 W . umm n mmmnuu wmf'1su1m4f M ml M U i 4'9- if THERESE ANNA ROSE BLASKOVICH Just hear those keys tly' Yes nts Anna at the typewrlter getting the Yearbook copy ready for the p ntcr In addltlon to her speed at the typewruter Anna IS also a Hxch Hcnor s dent ranks second In her class and IS a men-b r of the Na tuonal Honor Soclety LUCILLE COHOLIC Lucllle edutor of the Ornole News ments her place In our Hall of Fame She IS a memb r of the Natuonal Honor So cnety has the dra'natuc lead In the class play and has been awarded a Putt scholarshlp Her ambmon ts to become a teacher of modern languages THERESA RUDICK Theresa student councll oresldent has well earned her plac In our Hall of Fame She ranks first In the class of T953 rs a member of th Nat anal Honor Society and plans to attend Sluppery Rock State Teachers College Her arm ns to teach physucal educatnon ATRICIA RICHARD ML UF LUCILLE Snxty ,ltttlllllltlllm lllllllllllllf' f ll lflllllgl llll 'l llll llllllnlllln f PATRICIA MARAVICH Pat the assnstant editor of the 1953 Yearbook rates a special mche In our Hall of Fame She ranks thlrd In the class ns a member of the Natlonal Honor Society and aspures to enter Westmmster College to prepare for teachmg RICHARD WALL Rnchard s outstand ng wcrn as edntor of the l953 Ornole has earned hum a well deserved place In our Hall of Fame Just a few more honors chulked uo on hrs slate are Member of the National Honor Soclety a part an the class play and a recxpnent of a Putt scholarshnp ROBERT MUSULIN Bob has natural artustnc abnlnty that has won hum three Gold Keys un the Scholastlc Art Contest He has also contributed much of the tlne art work In our Yearbook Thus has won for hum a place an our Hall of Fame He plans to become a phy slcal educatnon Instructor l . l . - F X, it g , . . . ff' tl ,,..' 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ANNA xosf .' .'.! ,Un .' 7 ROBERT lllllllli' lf ll RONALD 1 mmm r., tlltllllfllllltlll x DONALD DOLORES FAME so JAMES M PETER PETER SCHEPIS Pete a remarkable lead r an South s football t am deserves recognition rn the Hall of Fame He performed as only a great player can and displayed a consclentlous attltude as well as unllmlted courage on the Held JAMES MATUS James the most valuable basketball player earned one second team letter In 1951 and has attarned two Varsnty let ers for 1952 and 1953 Congratulations James' 'G' QNWR gli JAMES M 'f ' l4 DONALD MANSMANN Donald ran s tlrst not only rn t-me Boys Vocational Hugh School but also took llrst place In the Pennsylvama History Contest He us treasurer cf the Senior Class a member of the National Honor Society of the Student Council and the Prom Commlttee DOLORES WUENSTEL Dolores has the proud dnstmc ron of attaxnung flrst place In the Grrls Vocatronal Hugh School A member of he National Honor Soclety and typxst for the school newspaper gives her a place In the Hall of Fame Dolores as now work ng In the Audltmg Department of the Unnted States Steel Corporatuon James attained hs tame as Souths outstandung pltcher on the baseball team In 1952 He has earned three Varsity letters JAMES ALLEN RONALD PATTERSON Ronald, another artlst who has contrubuted greatly to the art work ID our Yearbook, deserves has place In the Hall of Fame To his crednt, he has won two Gold Keys nn the Scholastic for 1950, 1951, and 1952, consecutuvelv James us now a member ofthe Unrted States Marlne Corps Art Contest Ronald rs now servung rn the Marine Corps Good luck, Ronald Sixty one 7lndergraduateA X? S My WATCH THESE WHEELS GROW! Sixty-rhree 2lndergraduateA Sixty four Room 302 IIB I Miss Carlm Ist Row Pavluk Donovan Bruck Balamaczek Gonzales Czlaplnska Jakowskl Mclaughlln and Fayad 2nd Row Feth DeAngelo Castlllo Brmlovlch Hassett Holland Sulver Wltmer Fusher Elwell Towers and Glvan 3rd Row Lehotsky Vereen Galewskl Karen bauer Gradeck Kovach Buggan Snyder and Duft oom 2I7 IIB2 Mr Kro Ist Row Baxende'l Leszunov Kush Luft Hart Mayoras and Wnldrng 2nd Row McKenzie Garcla Mate Peterson Trbovlch Veltre Bobblo Fox Korpan Parker Stumpf and Schrader 3rd Row Henclak Shymatta Carleton Hltz Myers Leskovsky McTaggart Wawrzynslu Vlgnovlc and McMullen Room 204 IOA I Mr Wolsko Ist Row Fuga Clark .lurczyk Banks Musulm Nagy Douglas Mormngstar and Tegge aghan Manalovlch Mangan Zablnsk: and Ascenslo 3rd Row Nash Carney Collard Lazorcak McDonald and Mr Wolsko Room 2I2 IOA 2 Mlss Baker Ist Row Davis Tokay Kappel Currm Ware Porterfleld Lucas Sweeney Wllson Hulllhan luta and Ruhlmg nd Row Wachulskl Knorr Mamula Wllburn Dokmanovlch Donahue Kefaloyanls Skerbets Pletrazak Busko and Connelly Room 301 IOB I Mr Castoldo lst Row Smearman Perez Brott McFarland lee Arovlts Funk Stlpetlch Halendu Monroe and Young 2nd Row Lneb Scott Whalen Llgas Tokay Tkach Schmidt and Flllo 3rd Row Obuecunas Kurley Turner Wolfe DeBaker Zinn Blellch Gabel Schwartz Butters Zugmund and Mr Castaldo ' Z I I I I 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 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Row: Macurak, Ahrenholtz, Levicsky, Mon- 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 2 . : , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . : , 1 1 1 I I I I I V . 1 1 1 1 1 I W . : 1 1 1 1 I I I I I ' Room 304 10B 2 Mrs Hugelnn lst ow Sleslnsku Conley Dudlak Rontz Cash: Stepanovuch Racket and Zablnskn 2nd Row Kratofll Forster Rossu Cuechalskn Zalac Black Russell and Barry 3rd Row McCarthy Dervas Goepfert Zamarls DlMeo Mneczkowskl Ford and Ugrlmch 4th Row Macurak Senosku Burattu Foley Lan :ck Kaczorowska Malloy and Zamarls Sth Row Detllla and Ellis Room 305 10B 3 Mlss Wagner lst Row Fabio Kallop Wablch Gaslorowslu ONelll Kanlewska Olup and Kunzler 2nd Row Galemblewskl Szulczewska Jeffer son Manalovuch Dudklewlcz DeBold Brown and Nalepa 3rd Row Derkach Maclelewska Wlnowlch Ka: zorowska Terry and Kofsagrelos 4th Row Sokolowska Shatlan Radosevlch Lund Wolfe LaMantla and Gaston Sth Row Muza Plkutls Synborska Dlvan Sewell and Gervm Room 303 10B 4 Miss Rogers lst Row Beselsl Guenther Petrovuch Jordan Schellar Ferenacz Szemanskl and Yunker 2nd Row Huber Coles Kurkowsku Meyers Anderson Kowlaskl Blahut Frederick and Mlss Rogers 3rd Row Pafruck Hackel Unnatowskl Feld meler Bendlg Heard and Bender 4th Row Macurak Laughlin McDonald Novak and Teschke Room 205 9A l Mnss DeMatry 'lst Row Bellasov Redman Tayman Wilson Rech Reese Barley and Matelko 2nd Row Lls Moss Huzar Freshley Freund Schutfe Sfromberg and Gonzales 3rd Row Gallagher Stupanovlch Winchester Pollac Fennessey Jaksec and Snlver 4th Row Kraus Burak Reuff Lynch Kovack Kronn Opel and See 5th Row Mass DeMatty Smlth Waldo Lusleckn Adams Beres and Butchka S xty live -R2 ' , , ', , I .1 V ' ' I I I I I ' - 3 1 I ' ' Z I I I ' ' I I I I , . 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' ' ' l , , , . , ' I I I r I 7lndergraduateA Sixty sux Room 210 98 l Mr Hqrklng lsr Row Dudlak Cummings Splegel Bocheneck Wolczko Vudec Greb and Mllanovnch 2nd Row Hartman Golden Gnser Weber Guy las Turner ond Munroe 3rd Row Garcua McCray Tullck Plazunslu Gruel Beny and Ebel 4th Row Manko Smuthson Augustine Culp Radznmunslu Rudolph and Kornudes 5th Row Tomasko Wlgguns Prlce Ahnemer Dev lm Doyle and Hennzl Room 207 9B 2 Mlss Thomas 'Ist Row Martun Gunser Paskentz Gent Dett linger Grabek Boldwun and Novobllslcy 2nd Row Kubuak Buznkowslu Wlsnnewslxa Jones Donnelley Pagone Glowacka and Karas 3rd Row Smnth Plontek Andrews Muller Fronc zak Severavlch Rohac and Kaczmarslu 4th Row Devlun Gelzhuser Fallert Popnchak Young Owczarzak and Aschley Sth Row Lamck Beech and Kazmterczak Room 216 9B 3 Mr Walker lst Row Rudlck Hoffman Lewus Yunker Nolla Tambelllnl Nclper and Brleck 2nd Row Barnes Herko Gaston Martch Myers Bush Leszunov and Pachuta 3rd Row Loughlm Wulson Plontek Rosslter Portlllo Lvska Connor and Pleczynslu 4th Row Hart Tymoszenko Krueger Goralzuck Meszaros and Mr Walker 5lh Row Brown Koch Price Kloclowslu and Gronsky Room 211 9B 4 Muss Cohen ls! Row Grelda Gnesman Schultz Bakalarska Kerwm Phnllups Bischoff and Srnlth 2nd Row Pollak Pnetrowslu Kachmar Marcey Franz Bobok Kang Compagna and Coleman 3rd Row Marko Nugent Senn Coholnc Auf derheude Tcnslllo and Sloypoh 4th Row Kerwln Gullngan Quel Donovan Cole man Starzenslu and Homer Sth Row Blaslcovlch Curtus and Esser ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - A - 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 , . - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - . - 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 - . . , , . l 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 , . . . . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - . . , , . ROOM 6 8A 1 MR ROSCOE lst Row M:ss Fuslca Euchensehr Bnggs Capaz lol: OHara Mayoros Walchesky Cash: and Stnder 2nd Row C Woods D Woods Coleman Wares Staude M:tchell and Mlddleton 3rd Row Nunamaker Gnbson MISkOVICh Sch:f tnc and Mercur:o ROOM 'I'l3 MRS BLANKENSHIP 8A 2 lst Row Porterfleld Patterson P:ng:elsk: Vug nov:c Tcp:ch Graham V:v:an Young Alnder Hltz and V Young 2nd Row Ke:l Waskow:ak Jaworsk: Tymos zenko Self Stewart Talak and J Stewart 3rd Row Mrs Blankensh:p Roebuck Kefaloyu ann:s Pr:ce Heard Marav:::h Spath and Sed on lst Row M:ss H:ll Ivan:sh Martch Gardner Conley Coleman Hartman Mazzar:n: and Cancllla 2nd Row Wuchemch M:chel Schenle Epstem Jordan Umatowsk: Benn:e and Junda 3rd Row Gallagher Kuran Cogley Louus and Lee ROOM 'I14 8B 2 MISS GOLDEN lst Row Munn Cash: Alston P Koenug Re:ft Novob:lslcy M:l:nslx: Floror and Mes:ck 2nd Row Kosanov:ch Martmu Augustune Cam eron Horbaczewsk: Bagley and B:schoff 3rd Row Juchmwska Hunter Loughrey Cza bon Belagac Sm:th cnd Knrsch 4th Row M:ss Golden M:llsap Rcdosewch Sa vena Rubbo Hutchmson and! Koemg S:xty seven - - 1 1 1 ' . , . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , . , , , 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 - , . - - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 A - . . . , , - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 - - I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . V 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - ilndergraduatw SIXlY eight Room 203 BB 3 Mlss Haggerty ls? Row Bldec T Wllllams Sedor Burlelskr West Angel Mully Zgurrch and Waggeff 2nd Row McCracken Morton Reese Friend Murray Smith and Woods 3rd Row S1a'ner Schultz Turner Sfremlnsky Mlnlayalo and A C Wlllnams 4th Row Wmovlch Crouch Henchell Suchy Waleko and Galan Room 200 7B Mr Jones 'Ist Row Esqunvel Smearman Petrovxch Mller Hartman Sauers Oraveiz Ranhall Nagy Ros slter Meslck and Thorhauer 2nd Row G Wlnovlch Lasck Mazur Phar Hankovlch Relchenbach Horruson Harris Ksza sfowska Przewoznnk M Wlnovlch Bufchko Ruhllng and Reuch 3rd Row Capozzoll Ogmbene Conlon Fayad Rodgers Hoose Henchell Johns Jones Yove inch Wuld Ogrodowslu Jankauskas and Geesey Room 202 7B 2 M ss Crowley 'Ist Row Brggs Vnsn ch L Kosanovnch Voy hlla Grlmn Spiegel Clarahan Coleman Gal lager Belalac Reese and Kotsagrelos 2nd Rcw Russo Smerecky Marich Arhenholfz Clemm C Johnson Garcia O Johnson Hoff mun M MIlCnOVICh H Mllanovlch Stair Bug gari and Angel 3rd Row Telenko Woods Simms Mervosh Tur ner Wnllnams Tyler Johns Hunfer Opel Rus sell Klrshmann M Kosanovlch and Wm kowslu Room 315 Band Mr Schmnd! ls! Row Pererson and Woods 2nd Row Barry Ranhall Labash Waggerf Gladysz Young Koslan Nnlles Severlnskl Bochenlc Self and Kapolka 3rd Row Barfusus Belalac Boyko Gruslca Puratn Tuluk Baczkowslu Lorlso Gregcrd Mag yan Mervosh Murray and Emery 4th Row Mr Schmid? Sableszylc Fuga Trbo vrch McVrcker and Ivanlsh - - 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 , . . . - - 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - - - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . , , . , - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 r 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' , . - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - . - - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Tlndergraduatu unior NIA toriam YEARBOOK Room 312 Miss Wllkinson lsr, Row: Kopelcheck, Taylor, Vlall, Maraviclw, and Kalin- owski, Znd. Row: Murray, Hawrelak, McDIne, Lacko, Bloskovich, Ritz, Blozewick, Koscielniok, Wachynich, Przewoznik, Rai- lwall, and Marlini. 3rd, Row: Woyloviclw, Damow- ski, Musulin, Conway, Zielin- ski,Winovfch,S1einl1c1rdt, Stn- senko, Treviscm, and Friend. ART Room 208 Miss Broskey Irwin, Klein, Dailey Wil- Isi. Row: Kusian, Seclor Esquivel son and Plrofh 2nd Row Morris Sayne Zo bowski Winovich Miss Bros key Gerstacker and Mnrt r ow Bruckner Haz p Bingham Hess Lucas and Kirsch lst Row Layman Douglas Poluwk: Ruhling Barley Snpanovuch Mariana ond Svromberg 2nd Row Murray Kopelcheck Banks Lucas Walker Ahrenholtz Gallagher and Sedor 3rd Row Kolmowsku Dnvens Adams Kovock Moroziewickn Shatlon and Matelko Sixty nnne , . V r 1 f ' 3d. R 1 , I., - - ,,,,, , , r - - , ,,,, , , - - - ,,,, , , A ,si ,r 92 W - . 2 Mm my , Wm . 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I :A . . .' 24 . .fn-A , .- R. 4- -un HEELS OF INDUSTRY Seventy Iwo AERO ODD MR SMART Ist Row Mueller Bryner Schaum Gramm o Inns Wendell Mr Smart 2nd Row Buetmeler Passvant Jones Lang Faulkner Rush Brunn 3rd Row Dodds Marhn Beres Hanna CABINET ODD MR WILSON Ist Row Wilson Wagner Zerby 2nd Row Lestmon Edwards Kullmeyer Koszo kovskl Pletrowsku Sroka Hoffman 3rd Row Freund Bochter Frxtz Golanklewncz Brooks Sakal Deer Wllluams Mr Wrlson 41I1 Row Cueslelczyk Bryleskl Schepls Veiere Krause Kraemer Dashbach MACHINE ODD 'I MR CASSIDY er Arbasak OBrnen Kowalesku Kurwln Was kownak 2nd Row Czarnlecku Corbefl Marks Lafz Wm ovnch Sfangreckl Lubawsku Halllgan 3rd Row Mervosh Campuse Staslk Novak Gmys Sllnnsku MACHINE ODD 2 MR SENKEWITZ 'Ist Row Quinlan Aul Schmidt Ball Dellana GIQIIONI Jasenak Kasncky Bevan 2nd Row Jankowsku Jenesky Bobrzynsku Rap asky Navoney Sayenga Mervosh 3r Row Burdelsku R Konesky L Konesky Tarcson Martin Krezemmsku N , z , , , ' , C I- , , - - ' 1 . ' I I I I , , - . : , ' , , . . : ' , , . - 5 I I I I A I ' , , , . ' : I I . I . A I , , , , - - ' Z I I I -I . I I I , . 'Isl Row: Leber, Sfenglein, Baczkowski, Obring- I I I ' I -I I I I - . , I . ' : I I I I I I , . , , , - ' I 'I I .I ' , . f - d. : ', , , . , , , - POWER :VEN MR STONER ls! Row Caldwell Mulmarl M :ray and Ra cusz 2nd Row Mokwa R Ray Balagh Murano Hankavnch Crowley Mazzarmu and Hlrchrngs 3rd Row Taylcr Grace Hus ava and Lar mer 4th Row Mr Stoner Theobald Busch Kraus Wagner F Ray and Schob BAKE SHOP ODD MR TADDIGS lst Row Pokora Juehn Wmer Jansen Kocln sk: Parks Jackson and Pacak 2nd Row Vnsn ch Krawcuk Zuegler Jetluewlcz Walker Getty Dnlla Momcholovuch Starner Foth and Schmitt POWER ODD MR STONER 'lst Row Hart McCamey Marracclnl Burdelskr J Schmidt Muller Twugger DeBor and Denk 2nd Row Ruft Hays Sauer Platt D Schmldt Opdyke Sz lvasn and Brelsrnger 3rd Row Hunderfmark Bakowslu Brrkhamer and Long AERO EVEN MR SMART ls! Row Mr S'nart Web r Mansman Snzman Kampmeyer Dohahoe and Joseflck 2nd Row Dellnson Martelloftn Snyder Stem Havrllla Lynch Churllla and Dalesandry 3rd Row Gull gan Hope Fnsher and Sokolow sk: MACHINE EVEN MR SENKEWITZ 'lst Row Mr Senlxewutz Plutmclu Parczek Vod zak Vucrc Sanders Strcncek Hulczyclu Nort Kweder Rust Walas Matus and Harshbarger 2nd Row Doman McAllister Wagner Krall Sauers Schuegg and Nerdermeyer 3rd Row Endert Turzak Danservncus and Kass Sl Seventy three V'- 1 1 , L, , - - 5 1 A 1 1 1 '1 r r - . : ' t 1 1 - 1 1 -- - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . A - V .1 .. 4, ,, ,. 1 -- ... 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' mf '29 ,,.' ' f 1 f r ' l 1 ' I Z 1 I 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 , , . ' I I 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 1 - ' V ' : r 1 r 1 - 1 I 4 I . 1 - 1 1 1 . q ' . . . . , 1. 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 5 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , , , . 560,24 MACHINE EVEN MR. CASSIDY CABINET EVEN MR. WILSON Ist. Row: Mr. Cassidy, Motus, Ciana, Lanetz, Makawski, Ist. Row: Schmaltz, Weber, Fanzo, Drusbasky, Yanke, Ingle, Marx, Zamiska, and Mitterer. R., Yanke, L., Auen, and Mr, Wilson. 2nd Row: Franciscus, Weiss, Pallof, and Altman. 2nd. Row: Mazur, Gregory, Reimond, Schwegler, Pouch, 3rd, Row: Kilberf, Miller, Aurila, Condemi, Piesefzkie, Kuklchf Slefinfkif TU5llYf and Vogl' Troutman, and Gronsky. 3rd Row: Lucas, Ciechalski, Duffner, Grossman, Malin- gowski, Vansachik, Fajerski, and Baldauf. BAKE EVEN MR. TADDIGS Isl Row: Sunseri, Harris, English, McWhirter, Larkin, HoHman, Klein, Mocurak, Mr. Taddigs, Alexanderoi, Kalafaiis, Macky, Suska, and Palermo. 2nd. Row: Sherrin, Beck, Browne, Keblish, Neckerrnan, and Browne. Seventy-four SHOE REPAIR MR. SIMEONE Leff fo right: Ro1l'1, Heard, DiMarcelli, Gregorious, Craw- ford, Taylor, and Smith. COSMETOLOGY ODD Left to right: Somrna, Koster, White, Miller, Adamiak, Modrak, Smith, Sharek, Jakowski, Mrs. Williamson, Kosanovich, Almasy, and Deily. COSMETOLOGY EVEN left to right Zgunch Holzer Kwnatkoslu Som ma and Almasy OFFICE MACHINES EVEN McSwlggen Schmidt Hart Muller Oxennter Nun namaker Slesinslu Griffen Lupmckl and Bursage SEWING ODD left to right Rausch Tomasko Vodzak Marko Camilla SEWING EVEN First row fleft Ia rlghtj Garcia Hayes Wise Sepede Diehl Williams and Scerrd Second row Lipper? Allebach DeGregory Gal laher Hogle and Kolasar Third row Fritz McDermott Rose Sebesta Fees and Meleclue Seventy five . I . I l . .I . , . ' I . I I . I - I ' I I I . . .I I . 1 V I I ' viak, Hornyak, Wingersahn, McNalIey, and f . , . : ' I I I , , - ' : . I I I I I Sevenfy sux DISTR BUTIVE EDUCATION Front Row Vogel Nllles Moore Edgar Kolu'a Kuchfa and Mr Beadllng Buck Row DeMasl Muller Lazorcall Whalen Sheehan and Howells RELATED ART VOCATIONAL Leff lo right Vlfas Yashon Muller Mnss Broskey McSwngan Sleslnska and Sfamer RELATED ART VOCATIONAL left to rlghf Mlss Broskey Slesmslca Hart Wall Fuss, Burksaze Oxenreufer and Schmid? 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . - 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 14cknowled9mentA The Staff of the Orlcle and the Class of June T953 Wlsh to acknowledge thelr appre mutton to all tnose who nave heupea make thus annual a success Engravlngs done by The Canton Engravtng and Electrotyp Company 4 O Thtrd Street S E Mr J A DeOrIo .lr Manager School Servuce Department PIctures taken by Strem SlUdlOS Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Mr Sam Melllnger Mr Robert Sprose and PrIntIng done Kurtz Bros Clearfleld Pennsylvanla The Yearbook Staff and T953 Class take thls opportunity to thank the Oftlce Staff and all persons In the school for thenr help Seventy Seve A' , - I Q I I I I - l ' , . , Canton, Ohio . . by . 1 , , Li' rf, F31 P! 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