South High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

in if mg i V7 me mu 'ii x V, my y ,.., 'I W if JF Q M S ' 'f. 1f , f V M M WVV, f 'KA M A 'WMM Q fs 'A 5 W ,A I V '.,' . A , I Al lzz We 5 - O . u JBL X ,Fai N '. 1 ,gn .w -ww.-Us F , 1 'ffl Fa, .QM x'?i,,' I if ' if ff , S i jluz, O there are voices of the Past, Links of a broken chain, Wings that can bear me back to Times Which cannot come again. Adelaide A. Procter Unlume, XLI Published by The Students Of South Comprehensive High School Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Jabla U! frmbznta, THERES A TIME FOR ALL THINGS C cl E W k Tlml ng Hrhulhm 'Mnclanqfzaduahm The Tlme Keepers IS their Watchword The Tnme Passers The Tame Watchers y f illiom Sh p .S.QI'llb'lA, . . . The Big Timers jnmcurfwl The grams of time slap fast away In the hours and minutes of each blessed clay Lets tllt the glass and mem rles renew Of old recollectuons vnvud and true The faculty comes first our friends trned and true Whose and they gave freely as few would do The Sensors oh yes bug timers are they While the Juniors all shout They re goin hooray Our heroes appear so brave and so strong Who with our cheers we helped along Our actnvntles many that we agree Whnch to social success gave us the key Mr Tnme you awaut no one nt ns true Our undergrads cant quite keep up with you But they ll forge ahead In the years to come Wlth gusto and vngor they ll make things hum' To the Vocational class we glve a cheer Who will have In the future a flne career Old Timer take care of the vocatlonals too Whose talent and courage will persist all through Class Day the Prom and Graduation too Make the end seem near and we all feel blue But old Mr Time nsnt finished for us A brighter tomorrow he ll give us we trust Now It IS tnme to say adleu To all our frlends and the hour glass too Old memorues we treasure as classes of yore Good luck to the class of 54' Mary Ann Hawrelak 3 F 1 1 1 - , . 1 f , . 1 1 1 - Q 11 1 - 1 '11 , . 1 f 1 1 - 1 1 , . . , . 1 . . , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f I . . , . - 1 . , . 1 1 f 1 1 ff iqni-di 97112, fan! Sauna gif 5 Auth Hugh School regrets the passing of Mr Carl Saupe who wa associated for eleven years as supply clerk at South membered for his attractive personality and lovable nature His kindly virtues his consistently humanitarian spirit and his genial smile made him loved by all Surely our lives have been en riched through contact with hum 4 , J 1 M . J High and South Vocational High School. He will long be re- Qlrumi After twenty nine years of faithful service to South Hugh School our friend and teacher Miss Wagner retired in th summer of 'l953 Miss Wagner a native Pittsburgher received the malor part of her education here She finished with the Bachelor of Science and the Master of Arts degrees from the University of Pittsburgh This was followed by attendanc at summer school at noted Universities Miss Wag ner forged ahead even further In her studies There was travel in Europe the Near East Africa and South America As a historian the ruins of ancient Greece Rome and Egypt fascinated her MISS WAGNER She was most fortunate in her teach mg career all of which was done in Allegheny County and the longest part done at South High School While here she was sponsor of the Junior Historians Club and responsible for many educational and enloyable field trips Among her various activities she dedicated much of her time to keep us up to date on world affairs through from continent to continent her history classes became vibrant as we ex plorecl the past through her fascinating and vivid descriptions Retirement brings to her the greatest pleasures and happiness in pur suing activities such as concerts entertaining friends traveling cooking church and civic duties Furthermore it brings to a close a philosophy that has always guided her teaching A good teacher is one who is genumely Interested in children and Miss Wagner has illustrated this interest In her students in an untlrlng fashion She has been deeply concerned with the betterment of her students and her encouragement towards better and more loyal citizens has been deeply appreciated Our earnest wish is that she may find much happiness in her well earned leisure of retirement and that she may continue her inter est in the youth of today The faculty the Oriole Yearbook Staff and the entire student body wish to express their deepest appreciation to Miss Wagner for her years of service to the welfare of our school 5 I . . I . . . . Q I I 5' I I A e . U , I I . I - ' . . I . . 1 , . I . . . . , . her round table discussions presented at our assemblies. Due to many trips I . . . . . : I . . . I . I . I , . I . I I To Mr Black who retnres after forty four years of actlve SSFVICS In the edu catIonal field we bld adIeu Mr Black recelved both hIs elemen tary and hIgh school educatIon In Grove CIty Stlmulated by the desIre to teach he entered Grove Cnty College where he recelved has Bachelor of Arts degree In 1910 In the same year he began hIs teachnng career and taught In Cora opolIs McKeesport Johnstown and Unlontown before comlng to South Hugh ln 1924 he began teachlng LatIn and Mathematlcs here at South He held the posItIon of Head Math Teacher under Mr McLaughlIn and also taught durmg the admInIstratIon of Mr Sterllng and Mr Shannon In 1935 he recelved hIs Mas ter of Arts degree from Columbaa UnI VSVSITY He reached the peak of hIs re markable career ID hIs years at South Durlng hIs thlrty years at South Hlgh In addItIon to has Inestlmable work In the math department Mr Black has had an actIve part In many extra currIcular ac TIVITIBS He has sponsored many senIor classes and carrIed out admIrably all the responsIbIIItIes that sponsorshIp entaIls such as numerous senIor dances and f1ne commencement programs He IS also credlted wIth the Introduchon of chess In the PIttsburgh Publuc Schools Under hIs leadershIp pIonshIp an honor coveted by all hlgh school enthuslasts of thIs game of oguc In hIs earller days at South Mr Black dIrected a hlgh school mIlItary drIll team and was so to speak a ploneer and precursor of the ROTC drIll teams whIch are now seen on college campuses As proof of has many dIverse Interests he also sponsored one of the two lIterary SOCIETIES here atSouth But durIng has long career at South Mr Black has always shown hIm self to be far more than lust a teacher He has gaIned a well deserved and envIable reputatIon for beIng a good frIend to hIs puplls He has wldened hIs professlonal scope untIl It has Included a personal Interest In hIs students also He has made Invaluable contrubutlons to our school and we shall mlss hIm ln addItIon to hIs many honorable posItIons he was elected PresIdent of the PIttsburgh Teachers ASSOCIGTIOH In 1951 and served In that capacIty untll February 1953 PFSVIOUS to thIs tame he had been treasurer of the AssocIatIon for four years and a member of the salary commIttee for ten years HIs work accomplIshed Mr Black can look back upon a worth whIIe experuence In the educatIonal f1eld As he and hIs charmlng wIfe contem plate the future In theIr new home under the sunny skIes of Floruda the faculty and student body of South HIgh smcerely wlsh them the well earned 'oy and happIness whIch they deserve 6 O . , ' , . I D I I I . , - I , . , our own South High chess team won the Western Pennsylvania chess cham- . . I . . . I ' . I I I Il' ll ' - - , I ' I I I ' ' . I ,f ,ff N i SK 3 .minus an-ua i gangs- staunch- imap 11-Q ' '-'ll' K V --as sau-slr 6 -an-un-v Ili: 'tin x 3 xx t g visa! lah x i XXX X ... M..x XX fwfw - x x 3-53. l 'ilk' -1 1 --- -up s N i ' ww! THE TIME KEEPERS ma ny obstacles to JAMES E SHANNON To the Graduating Class Our heartlest congratulations to you graduates of the class of 1954 As you com plete your courses here at South It IS our sincere hope that the educational tralnlng have participated an wlll flt you to grasp the opportunntues lufe offers and to dns charge the greater responslbllltles that you now assume In a successful manner Mav you enloy a full measure of happiness and success You have chosen Tame as the theme of your yearbook and nt ns best that you con suder Tume not as recorded by the clock but as to the use you make of It The twelve years you have spent enloylng the many educational opportunntues In the great American system of publlc education IS rela tively short compared to the usual lnfe span lt IS Important though that you have used these twelve years ln a satisfactory manner to Improve your habits and attutudes suffl clently to meet graduatlon requirements and to prepare for the time ahead I I , To make the most have a real purpose nn ually strlve toward the vusloned There will be of tame one must mlnd and contm goal one has en surmount many set backs to make up but the graduate who IS determined wlll suc ceed No man becomes spnrutually mcrally or intellectually wealthy by waltlng for great thmgs to happen If you want time for great accomplushments spnrltual growth and a sense of achlevement do not walt for lt nt seldom lust happens! Make It by definuteness of purpose concen tration of effort devotuon to your asm and puttung your heart unto your work In thus crntlcal stage of our countrys history the responsubllntues you face loom larger than any you have previously faced but nf the responslbulutues are greater and the planmng ns more dnfficult It ns also true that the opportunutles life offers are also greater for the graduate wlth a determined purpose a devoted courage and a sense of vlsnon who uses every moment to achleve the goal Samuel Ullman says Youth IS not a time of lnfe It us a state of mmd It as a temper ofthe wlll a quality of the lmaglna tlon a vigor of the emotions ut IS a fresh ness of the deep sprlngs of llfe Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over tumudnty Nobody grows old by merely llvmg a number of years people grow old by desertung theur :deals Every moment IS preclous make good use of ut strave eternally for the goal you have set and wuth fauth nn God and In your fellow man you must succeed It has been a happy experience know Ing you workmg wuth you and for you and It IS our prayer that you may at all tnmes use those fine qualutues we know you possess and that they may lead you to suc cess and happiness Very sincerely yours James E Shannon I - - . . I I I I . I i . . I . I I . . . , I , 1 I I , I . . n H . and the extra curricular experiences you - . - - - I I il . ' . . I , . . . ,, . . . I . F - . I . . . . ' , ' ' 2 I 3 Ja june, Jfmpvm, Left to rlghf Mlss A olnetfe Sccllse Clerk Mrs Helen Rltflger Chref Clerk Mr John H Moore Vocohonol Counselor Mr James E Shannon Prmclpal of South Comprehensive Hugh School Mr E G Burns Vuce Prnncupol of South Mlss Ethel Lloyd Director of Achvmes -in M5 .mx WWW Left io right Mr Henry J Browne VrcePrrncupc1l of South Vocchonol Mr R Sontmyer Book ond Supply Clerk Mlss Mary Moritz Chlef Clerk of Vocoflonol Omce 9 Y.. JM ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated, left to right: Miss Thomas, Miss Carlin, Miss Hill. Standing: Mrs. Willfinger, Library Clerk, Miss Wilkinson, Mr. Cosgrove, Miss Baker. INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT Seated, left to right: Mr. Couch, Print, Mr. Roscoe, Wood Shop, Mr. Fuller, Machine Shop and Metal Shop. Standing: Mr, Heyl, Vocational Me- chanical Drawing, Mr. McCall, Me- chanical Drawing, SOCIAL STUDIES Seated Miss DeMatty Standing Mr Harluns VOCATIONAL SHOPS DEPARTMENT Seated left to right Miss Aul Sew ing Mrs Williamson Beauty Cul ture Miss Weber Cerebral Palsy Teacher Mr Wilson Wood Shop tandlng Mr Cassidy Machine Shop Mr Senkewitz Machine Shop Mr Freedlander Oflice Machines M Smart, Aero Shop, Mr, Stoner, Pow- er Shop, Mr. Tadoligs, Bake Shop, and Mr. Simeone, Shoe Shop. HOME ECONOMICS' DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mrs, Blankenship, Miss Ewing, Miss Golden. I0 1 ,Lx I v Q 933511 n 'f , FF ,WXWQ V- 1 , Q QI my '11 aww xg J x1A'i5 5'XLf gash L ,Mig 4 3 lwssmfggw 'v L' q.M.v.Q5 Q iv Vi . UQ v 'fi 52 A W Wm Miss Carlin R JHLMH4. Richard Markovich, president of the Student Council, Carolyn Stasenko and Nancy Ritz, editors of the newspaper and yearbook, respectively, bid farewell to Miss Edith Lockman, 77'ZL4.4, fddh, ofkwkman, 45'1klA, jafuzwnll, to jozdlz, On November twentieth, Miss Edith Lcokman resigned her position as head clerk of South High School to undertake her new occupation as the wife and homemaker of Dr. Albert Hartstein. Miss Lookman has devoted many years of industrious co-operation and assistance to the faculty and students of our school. She has been ever faithful to her duties and responsibilities and never failed to lend a helping hand. We miss her pleasant smile and friendly way and whole-heartedly wish Dr. and Mrs. Hartstein luck and happiness in their future years together. I 7 I jluz, Jwm. P oom 302 Mrs. Hagelin Room 304 Mr. Cosgrove Room 201 S4 XO!! WIN f THE BIG TIMERS 19 , H , H, , .' fx My ,-V Mr Casfaldo Mr Black 'JL MMA, Leff to right: Theodore Buggcn, Murihon Vignovic Ann Vitas, Sam Veltre. 5,ZZDI'l.A0!lA, Mr Freedlander Mr Cassidy I 3 SQILMJIA, REGI5 AUEN Rege Vocational Cablnet Even works hard quiet and bashful CARMEN CASTELLO Carm General Spanish Club I 2 3 Business Girls likes to read and swlm Ilkes dancing and skating always seen smll In would like to become a secretary after graduation PATRICIA DEILEY a Vocational Cosmetology very nlce to know Ilkes dan :mg swimming and Tom IS always found playing records hopes to be a housewife or Tom NADA KOSANOVICH Nada V c1tlonaI Cosmetology Kes to dance swim and drive neat dresser a good beautlclan Ilkes her Phll pleasant to be with future undecided CHARLOTTE SMITH Tootie Vocational ... Office Machines . .. likes to dance and swim ' always seen with Anne and Mary nn. is the proud owner of long hair loves boys plans to enter the Waves. plans to follow cabinet mak ing after graduation always willing to give a helping hand EVA MAY CIMILLO va Vocational Clothing quiet ass easy to make friends likes to sew cute very heat would like to become a housewife ROBERT CLYDE FAULKNER Bo Vocational Aircraft Engines nice fellow to know lkes 'I5 baseball and football always seen with the gang plans to enter the service or work WILLIAM OTTO SCHOB Vocational Electric Power and Wiring nice to know pleas mg personality likes all sports fun to be with plans to enter the Navy RONALD VOGT on Distributive Education nice to know has a hello for every- one likes to dance and swim works at the Pittsburgh Mer. canrile Company would like to continue in Retail Selling. in. ., , , v s . L. .L . 1 if y L v 1 L M I-' . t V C 1 ' N li o ',.LL ',l',xi ' ,Senwlm . . . 5!ldLllL6lfQA, i 5 ,J ,L A K 1, D ' .. . 1 i fl - l X 1 JAMES ALTMAN DOROTHY BALAMACZEK 5 J lrjimrl HDOV1 , ' Y i Vocational Machine Shop member of National Commercial Spanish 'l, 2, 3, Busines?Girls, Senior Honor Society new student hails from Miami, Leaders, Service Club: Senior Chorus likes swimming Florida plans to be a machinist pleasing per- bowling and skating hopes to ioin the sonality ... enioys football. Air Force. RONALD A. AURILA KATHLEEN BANKS Hkeeff HKMYH Vocational ... Machine Shop , . . plans to enter the Commercial . .. Senior Leaders, Personality Club .. . Navy . . . likes to hunt, fish, and loaf. dancing ,. . enioys all sports . . . would like to attend business school. PATRICIA BAGLEY Hpovf viNcENr Bello Distributive Education . . . Spanish 'l, 2, 35 Chorus l, 2 Half Dollcru . . . collecting records and skating . . . wants to enter Academic . .. Chess .. . hunting and fishing . . . plans some branch of the service, preferably the Waves. to ioin the Marines . . . real nice personality. James Altman Ronald A. Aurila Patricia Bagley Dorothy Balamaczek Kathleen Banks Vincent Bello BOBBIO Terry General . . . Business Girls . . . Driving Leaders . .. Good Grooming . . . Chess dent Council likes dancing and the s. JEAN BOCHENECK HJQYH Distributive Education ... likes swimming and boys . . . plans to continue in retail selling . . . quiet, but nice. DONNA LEE BRNILOVICH Dessa Commercial Senior Leaders likes swimming, tennis, horseback riding, loafing would like to become an airline hostess. it 3 l Brooks George Ronald Browne Carolyn Bn.-zovich ALLAN BROOKS A. B. I ocational Cabinet Even plans to become a General Contractor .. . good word for everybody . .. good looking . . . likes football and baseball . . . wood- Q work is his hobby. GEORGE RONALD BROWNE Rene Vocational Bake Shop plans to become a pro- fessional singer, and actor loafs with Farris clowns around a lot. CAROLYN BROZOVICH HBabeH Commercial likes to swim, dance, read inter- ested in secretarial work wants to become a sec- retary .. . good typist. I6 W , , ,, ,, -,. ,, . , y DOROTHY BRUCK Dot Commerclal a real QUIET lass possesses a fnendly smIle Katles shadow falthful mem er of the IX plans t become a second MGIZI6 THERESA BURKSAZI TessIe Vocatlonal Office Machlnes takes everythlng as a bug loke spends her tIme worklng a MUII I machIne smooth dancer wants to be a nurse WILLIAM BUSZKO I Academlc the Chemlstry bram'-9 SGTIOUS mlnded at tlmes extremely sports mInded pans to enter college THOMAS J CARLETON Tom AcademIc shy slncere SOCIGbe llkes every sport you can thunk Tom hasnt qulte declded ust what hIs future plans Include JAMES CIANA Im Vocatlonal Machlne tlonal Honor SOCIETY athletnc attractlve the apple of everyone s e e an effluent worker would llke to be a machlnlst JULIA CZLAPINSKA Dolly Academlc a sports mlnded Sal a falthtul member of the Slx VIKGCIOUS and versatlle plans to become a nurse or, a sec retary L , 1 .. -. I ' ff, N: I I.. .it I J THEODORE BUGGAN I, Boss General treasurer of the Flrst NatIonal Bank of UkraIne Ikes to bowl swIm d sng handsome lad wh BSITES t wear a umform f I 'L l fflbalgdtitflf KJ l WILLIAM J BUSCH Bush Vocatlonal Electrlcal Power a pleasant person barrel f un serlous about his work would lIke to study englneermg at Carnegue Tech JOAN CALMUS VocatIonal Cosmetology presldent of homeroom easy on the eyes owner of a swell personallty enloys belng wlth Bobby' and hopes to marry Bobby CONRAD R CARNEY Con AcademIc Lettermen ap per dashlng a dandy with the glr s tops In any sport hopes to enter college after gradu ation an' ,L-f 1,4 ANTHONY CONDEMI Tony Vocotlonal Machlne ha e and hearty lod Wllh an ace person aIIty plans to become a ma chInIst and own a shop of hIs own YOlANDA D ANGELO Dolly Commercnul member of the Semor Leaders and BUSINESS Glrls short and sweet can t be beat a smooth dangr dreams of IoInIng t servlce after gradua tlon GERALD DILLA Jerry Vocational . .. Bake Shop .. . class clown . .. pleas- ing personality . .. takes school as a ioke wants to be a truck driver. JOHN THOMAS DILLA RUTH ANN DONOVAN Ruthie Distributive Education Secretary of Homeroom .. . DE Club, Camera, Student Council . . . hobbies are sew- ing, driving, and eating plans to continue Retail Selling. HAZEL DOUGLAS Monk xx . J Hoougie.. Vocallanal A - '. Cabins' Shop - - - lots of ffm - ' ' likes Q, Comercial . .. Senior Leaders likes to dance and Spolls of all kmds Wanls io be C wane' maker- X V 7' swim small and sweet . . . always found with Mary , V' and Ruth . .. plans to become a secretary. OLGA M. DOKMANOVICH HD ku X X' JJ CARL EvAsovlc O . - X0 HMoonIl General .. . member of Dramatic Club, Histar'an's si- Q , V I A h d, h ness Girls, Senior leaders, Student Council . . for'- . .g NX 0 'Eno ew 'Hhs opfcime 'ennek' Harpy' mer cheerleader . . . likes Basketball .. l to o ' . N A UCI, WPS 1 mein er O i e 'lr' Bos ef G 'sum commercial work. , 'A ,QP V- v ,.k, ans to loin t e Alr Force after graduation. ' .Ywf - 1 Nt Gerald Dilla .lohn Thomas Dilla Ofga M. Dokmanovich Alverda Fisher Raymond Fleisner ALVERDA FISHER HAI.. Distributive Education Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4 Loves to collect records and pictures proud pos- sessor of flaming red tresses .. . plans to enter the ser- vice after graduation. RAYMOND FLEISNER F, Flash Academic lettermenis Club crazy about all sports, especially football . . . a rough and ready guard on our aspiring football team hopes to enter col- lege after graduation. ,. ' . ' JoAy,Ru1H rox 4 L HFOXYII . Commercial .f. Business Girls, Drivers Club, Senior -Leodesx, Senior Chorus, Student Council Representative .. ves dancing, Danny, and all sports aspires to o seqetarial work for the Government, Ruth Ann Donovan Hazel Douglas Carl Evasovic Joan Ruth Fox Nicholas A. Fuga Barbara Fuss Cyril E. Gaiewskl HOLAS A. FUGA I N . ck Academ .. s ' t 'n st ,ure, but long in personality .. . w -- S o stage crew ... likes to work with .n , . . ' ' - to go to college and become a d tsm is ' X X Y' Y Q Bobs J X ARBARA FUSS proud possessor of one of South's sharpest ward- Q' robes a real roamer loves dancing out at Can- onsburg future plans include waiting for Marsh. Voca onol Office Machines short and sweet CYRIL E. GAJEWSKI Hcyu Distributive Education Chess Club, History Club, DE Club likes to read .. . takes an interest in all sports .. . iokester of the crowd is undecided about the future. THERESA GALLIK PX Tessy Vocational Office Machines President of home room u dent Council l Oriole 2 Spanish Club 2 smooth dancer would like to become a ma chlne operator JACQUELINE GARVEY Jackie Vocational Office Machines ci shy girl with a million dollar smile hopes to become a suc cessful comptometer operator ANN GIVAN Ann Commercial likes dancing and collecting records sweet and s a real friend wants to become a secretary DONALD GMYS Gumps Vocational Machine Shop a handsome lad dislikes school anxious to get out and get a 'o . JAMES FREDRICK GREGORY im Vocational .. . Cabinet .. . enioys all sports especially intramural basketball ... very ambitious ... plans to become a foreman in cabinet shop dfter graduation. Q IvIARy 'IoIs HANLEY ' C 'V DTV X ' L L LCommerclaI tu nt ouncil 2, 3 .. Vice President J . . Serjlice L Club? . . . likes to s andvskate A . ikes be' g with Rich . plans LA to be a re ptionist. , I 4 P! ' , I ' 1' , f 5 l V l Lb lf ,if by ' 19 1 . N I I ,. KJ! mffcgeew, Wm i ARY LOU GAR37 OU General Spanlsh short and sweet likes swimming and dancing she would like to take up Scientific Research at College JAMES GILLIGAN Suede Vocational Aero a real whiz with planes always ready to give a helping hand future Includes the Air Corps CHARLES GOLANKIEWICZ Charlie Vocational Cabinet Shop has many friends pleasing er sonallty takes an Interest In all sports hopes to become a cab inet maker fhosem R G bowl and e Han plans Include som .. with Teddy I Itar service. JOSEPH GRONSKY oe ocational Machine Shop .. . handsome pleasing personality nice to know a wonderful oy in every respect . .. undecided about the future. FARRIS HARRIS Pierre Vocational . . . Bake Shop . . . a real smoothy on skates slap- happy fellow . .. favorite pastime -loafing friend to all. ja A C o 0 0 5 ' E f I- Wuemxmw I rp 'AJ I .61 If ' , ' - I 1 V' I N I l tl 5 ' th I ,A H H v M I W , . HI ff is la ' . i H ' . . . ., ':i, i ., ' . H . . . - - ' - 'g,. , 'r's- . H - If - ' .. . - ,., .... ' ' ' I -:..:,.g ,..v, .:., A.,. u . . . hy... ' - ,A , L fly? , if , L, I, 61 UM N. . h DE A H H I b . . al! . ls. - ' ' ' . . ' ' ' p' s a - d- l a I b !0Q!a I , ,IJ I, ,,J ,, V el b y . , I l JJ ,J I ff K Xelrp VL L L L if if K li! 5 ,. I. f L J 1 Y I K .X IA! J V X 7 U AGNES HART ROSE ANN HASSETT uchrisu uRou Vocational Cosmetology very pretty enioys Distributive Education vice-president of home room housework especially an assignment as a housewife . ., National Honor Society Oriole News likes yy future looks quite promising. to swim and read interested in retail selling. , ' ,f L pf! x bit- 1. MAR'-ENE HART MARY ANN HAWRElAK X M ' xl F 4, ,,Mm,, Mere if 1' V- ey an . . . I . ffl, Qs fl, 5- Commercial ... Drivers Club . . . Chess ... has a pre- Awdemlc ' National Hon? Somew '. Co ed., h if XY? ference for reading and commercial work she is e ' I' . . d fl I't '...'i' sure to succeed In her chosen vocation. , won er U persona l Y one of 'he Six U .XJ 1 p.ans to enter college. f A u 1 L' 'J FRANK HARTNETT RICHARD HEARD Reds Ric J 0 Academic a gun for the Fall hunting season offers Vocational Shoe Shop outh him enloyment while a good book affords the excite valuable football player has dn enou scor ment of adventure plans to enter the service in the future plans to run a shoe p me ay Agnes Hart Marlene Hart Frank Hartnett Rose Ann Hassett Mary Ann Hawrelak Richard Heard Maw jane Hencmk Law,-ence Hnz Janet Holzer Frank Hope Verna lngle MARY JANE HENCIAK JANET HOLZER Uh Commercial Business Girls Sr Leaders Vocational Cosmetology president of home Drivers Chorus Student Council .npanlsh room likes to swim dance and walt for Jimmy favorite pastime IS dancing contemplating a uture plans to be a beautlclan and then get married In secretarial work P LAWRENCE HITZ FRANK Ho E F k Bucky mn Vocational Aircraft Engines a real pol easy emu 'nge crew semo' Chorus 'kes t t I lans include lain llvm hl h ho es to become a state or co nt O ge Cong P P 9 9 W' 'S P U Y thinking ollcem JOHN HOLLAND VERNA ING.-E Jack Vem Academic Chess Student Council home room Vocational Office Machines efficient and popu president Junior Achievement basketball fan ar would like to partake In Matrimony after two plans include college or the printing field Ye0 S of W0Vk'n9 20 l My lf by ffftxi 11 u u -hu . I fail ' ' ' r Qi' sjfxxili 2 1 l ' d . ' ffM.J.ff V X fu f' A . ' .... . 'N A l '... . ... .l I '.- Nk H H H H -I Wim... . . .. I . t fh... - - I lr ll 1' jk f K A! J of Yearbook . Library. .vivacious . serious worlgxro ' I . Q!! ' ' ,f ,ff PI MELVIN JACKSON uMeln Vocational . .. Bake Shop ... likes all sports especially football ... well-built ... nice looking ... undecided about future plans. ANDREW JOSEFICK Andy Vocational Aeronautics swell boy liked by all u of fun plans to loin the sr Corps upon graduation CEN1 POLKA Q I Vince 5n.Acade lk l short b never a ul m ent with inc like to play the saxophon pan en er c QB ali gaduatu jx J 'X I+ X, X JOHN KARENBAUER Jack Dlstnbutlve Education likes dancing and all sports tall and neat IH appearance hopes to become a public account an SHIRLEY KASS Shir General F H A ikes fish swim and play baseball short and sweet hopes become a secretary NICK KEFALOYANIS Greek Academic clence Histor :ans rus likes all sports ll and handsome lans to er college I J' Q, ,9ll6ldll,1,, ft i ,, W ff ff f fill ..'4- 1 J' K ,Fl flax' ,fl N ff f-1 J Hfif 'B nllr fJA53WSKl H 'lid M 1, M it fy ffllal..l.lefw'fefkflZ 'Ziff I ' ffmure favorite pastime is making friends hopes to be- come a secretary. MARGARET JURCZYK Margie Commercial Sr Leaders likes to dance swim and date a sweet blonde plans to come a secretary RONALD KAPPEL Ace Academic Oriole Chess club likes all sports fun loving enloys day dreaming hopes to attend college PATRICIA KASIAN a Dlstrlbutlve Education D E club F H A Band likes to dance and swim favorite pas plans to marry after graduation DOLORES KAYLO Dolly Dlstrlbutlve Education Spanish cub collects records and plc tures keen personality hopes to marry after graduation RICHARD KERIN Dick Vocational Bake Shop nice to know easy to get along with wants to have his own bakery some day ' ' a , H 'H ...fu , A' I I L-- - e- x' I i ' .V A1' rx J ,Q 1' V.: i-fl 'N .- n . X ', Q1 1 I es . .wiv . .- ,J :- I fx, f I J ' l -. el' xhs H- ff ,, 1, 'if sf' 'flffd -. ,U ' ,A 'U . I I ' v' ' ' DC - K, 5 ' ' f ..'l ci-2 X , l lull ' s' J tx ff' X J' x-R yrs U' . . , V , 1 sf 'R J .1 H 1 Al up 'H I 'G ' ..,D.E.... ' - ,, 1 I 1 time is listeninglto records H 'rf ' 15- H H I' to f C, ' ' ' , ' I .5 I ' '- fo ly ' 52, ' 0 5, Y - . , ' . I, CF J p tp o r I ffl .VL 'lf I f 21 I f Qs ' H bi JOSE H KNORR PATRICIA KRAPP fjoeu Hpmff A ' g lik t nap pictures quiet , . . very Commercial .. . likes to bowl dance and swim . . lit asy t et along with .. . tall . .. liked small with beautiful brown hair . .. wishes to become y . u a secretary. asf PAlUl KOPELCHECK ROBERT KRAUS uKopen 11Monkfr Academic . . Yearbook .. likes to fish hunt ocai V t' . . Electric Shop . . . one of South's football and swim .. . short and very witty . . . always a ioke players well built .. . fine personality . . . wants to d d' ' . ioin the Navy then be an electrician. for everything .. . hopes to stu y me icine JACQUELINE KORPAN SYLVIA KRYWIC l njcckieu . - nsylu X 1 Commercial .,. chess 2 ,.. knitting. ...'drjving TU., Comercial ... likes otilice or . ' shy ... a ' ' ' ' b t n . . . wants to likes to ice-skate takes pleasurel lnqtll Xp . 4 friend who can always n e hopes to become cu secretary 'X become a secretary I if Rm Joseph Knorr 4 Paul Kopelc C' Jacqueline Korpan Patricia Krapp t Kr Carl F Kubiak Patricia Kush Ted Kukich CARL F KUBIAK EDWARD LANETZ Car Stump Vocational Machine Shop dark hair nice Vocational Machine Shop easy Sylvia Krywlclu Edward Lanetz Lawrence Lang William Larimer to make friends I l ll t d t ever with as a good word for everyone plans to looking A e persona lty swe nen o y es o ecome a machinist loin the Navy dj l Amcm KUSH LAWRENCE LANG ll ltomm XC l r Chorus drivers 'lies Vocational Aero Shop nice to know loads W od frlend of everyone of fun plans to work after graduation ,fl split at mode D TED KUKICH Wll.l.lAM LARIMER Cook I ocatlonal Cabinet Shop likes basketball Vocational Electric Shop handsome ladies nice to et along with plans to loin he baseball football and chorus witty man g lots of fun to know plans to go to the Navy Marines after school 22 . A was ' F' Xvtn l. IW ' ,vie X Y A W' '- fe If All 5. vc. 9' y 0 CSX lb V 1 ll.lll ll II 1 iw diy ,tw .R lt' 'rv' A' U! tt J Ph -A i if -r l'Hp.,.ff fl! :V Q, sy Larry ' . ' ...l' . . r,,,rn,lzra,, R are . Q,-+4 R 4, ' 'l N . 4.1 tl il ,S i' ff ff f'5'n'f , -lva. ' lm. . . . . . , OXAA R RO ALD LEHOTSKY 'N j 5 5 J PAUL LAZORCAK npaulu Academic , .. likes to tinker with cars ... plays golf ... quiet ... tall and thin plans to work, then enter the service. WW Hwhneyn Academic . .. Yearbook . .. likes photography . . , fishing ., , tall and blonde ... lots of fun in- telligent ... plans to ioin the Army, EDWARD LESTITIAN Vocational short and lively nice to know good looking everybody s friend and JOHN LEVICSKY Top Dollar Academic likes all sports neat dresser friend to all plans to be a mechanic RICHARD LONG Rich ocatronal Electric Power tall fellow fun to know plans to 'om the Navy ater PAUL LUCAS Luke Vocational Cabinet Shop ig: 'tg lots of fun pleasing person dp, alrty hopes to become a car penter 23 u r J y-J' ., ,ah , il I' ' fl ' 'A'-., if 4- 11 H ' ll .rf .1 J I 1 1 v 5. ' JOAN LEAP eg ,J Jo - V Commercial . . . president of F.H.A. ... likes to dance ... to buy clothes . . . likes boys . . . pretty and blonde plans o b C' me dancin Qacher vw,Q wh! ' JD The mi ANK Lesxovsuv l es Academic . .. stage crew ... ikes to loaf .. . quiet easy io get along with pals around with Tom ... plans to enter college. A y trtrc lei QQUWJQ, Q fs t BARBARA LESZUNOV Babs Academic driver s club Leaders Sr Chorus u dent Council likes to swim and dance plans to attend Indiana tate Teacher s College and malor 0, I' In Elementary Education RICHARD l.lPNlCKY Ric Vocational Office Machines likes o eat cookies with Tessle nice to get along with LAWRENCE l.OUGl'll.lN Larry Academic Spanish and French clubs llkes to play the drums very Intelligent wants to RUTH LUCAS Ruthie Commercial Oriole lkes to Ice s ate sweet blonde haired gal plans to become a secretary - xx 'Q C' K K H H Ed ' ' ' ..,Sr. ' - . . . . . . . St - r - ' fs . . . I i ' . - 4 , - -A' ' ' L l i ' Q . ' ' ii 'iw' ,Q . . ' I KQV! gg - . T . . . . . ,gp V xx it ,isis W' w. U ' 1' H - 1, 1, H hoet b lt .. p S O Home an ee: ncmn' enter college and study medicine. A A .-Q U - H . . . . , W Z ..., s W . . . I ' if f 21.15 K . ' ' .' ,J ' HMM it . . . , mica, , ,L li A, - . 1 If ' ' KATHERINE Lurr ROBERT MAGYAN N ' , ' HKGYH Hsobu n - Commercial . .. Drivers . . . Sr. Leaders . .. likes to Academic . . . Chorus . . . takes pleasure in hunting swim and bowl one of the Six wonderful and fishing . . , tall very good looking plans personality plans include secretarial work. to settle down and take life easy. JAMES LYNCH NORBERT MALLOY Jimmy Norb Vocational . . . Aero . . . member of Saints .. . a Vocational . .. Aero . . . short quiet hard work f hearty looking chap plans to ioin the Army. ing boy hopes to work after graduation. A JAMES MACURAK DAN MAMULA lm Dush Academic likes all soorts small in stature but Academic Stage crew tall and ha som large in personality wants to be a traveling sales pleasing personality wants to becomefa p manf man or a postman Katherine Luft James Lynch James Macurak Ro ert Magyan Norbert Malloy Dan Mamul Michael Manalovich Richard Markovlch Patrick Marks Patricia Martini Evelyn Mate Barbara Matisz , , MICHAEL MANALOVICH PATRICIA MARTINI Mike Patty Academic Sportsmen s Club likes all sports Commercial Yearbook staff likes ice skating a fun loving lad plans to loin the Navy after gradua horseback riding and swimming always smiling tion plans to go to college EVELYN MATE RICHARD MARKOVICH 'C Evle Academic Historians Sr Chorus likes foot vocahonol bl 'Zero Pfejden' ofhsfgtdelli Council ball games picnics a real sweet lass she has C on wan 5 O loin e Ir one an not decided her future plans possibly make a career of it BARBARA MATISZ PATRICK MARKS subs u Commercial enloys swimming short but packed Vocational Machine Shop wonderful football with loads of personality 'Friendly towards all player has a smile for all a devoted sports fan hopes to become a secretary 24 ff . 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I .1 4 vl.' . ll' ll Il Il 1, -If HR-ku 1, H Pt . . . . f' vlmtr MAYoRos 4 ommercual Chess llkes to swam llght blond halr llked by all undecided about her fu ture RONALD McCLUSKEY on cademlc Stage Crew Artist lrkes to bowl won derful personalnty whatever has future hell never fall MARGARET McKENZlE E9 Hfwlduaica, Dlstrlbutlve Eclucatlon P sv lnkes to sew hopes to contlnue M In retall selling after graduation JOANNE McMULLEN Joanne Dlstrlbutlon Education Spanish Typlng Sr Leaders Drivers Club likes to dance plans to advance In retall sell nn nf' 1 I CHARLES MEYERS ,J Chuck Academlc member of the base ball team likes mmk ranching tall and mce looking plans to ravse mmk X KARL MILLER Kar Vocatuonal Machune Shop enloys basketball mce looking and qulet gets along easlly wuth all it PAUL MAIUR Spud Vocatuonal Cabinet a and tlun mce to know hopes to become a carpenter GEORGE MQDONALD Mac Academnc enpoys all sports full of fun a real fnend future lsslndeflnnte I 'JANET McLAUGHLIN Mickey Gineral French Camera N Sr Lea ers nkes to wrlte letters hopes to be an angel of mercy EILEEN McNALLY Vocational Clothing Pres: dent of home room pretty friendly hopes to become a seamstress 2 L qcuxnk MILLER b Ml Vocational Electrlc Shop plays the saxophone ln the band deslres to enllst nn the Navy MI LER a 4 c me 5 retoflg a oo ff K' I Salaam, . . . H JANET MODRAK CHARLES MURRAY Jun 'fchucw' Vocational .. . Cosmetology . . . Treasurer of Home Vocational .. . Electric Shop . . . tall fellow . .. light Room Student Council 4 likes to play records hair nice to know plans to enter the Army. . . . plans to be a beauty operator . . . then get married. DAVID MURRAY SHIRLEY MAY MoRNlNcsrAR DOVE Shirt Academic Yearbook staff likes to go bowling 1 with the gang . .. swell at parties .. . tops ... plans ,V Commercial ... Junior Historians .. . likes all sports . . . I .I. . . . to enter college. ,sf a ways smi ing future plans lie in matrimony. if Q PAUL R MUELLER MARIAN MUSUL Rabbit Mada Vocational Aero has light brown air Academic Junior His era short but sweet likes to work at Woolworth s skating and swim I ure for thu p ans to loin the Marines NX p ace or her r e 1 Janet Modrak kb 'CIS X Hu na Q-yc A Shirley May Morningstar Paul R Mueller harles Murra avid Marlon u In yllis Nllles Matilda Nunamaker Raymond Pallof Elizabeth Parker Dolores Ann Pavlik MARGARET NAGY RAYMOND PALLOF Peggy GY G hobby taking pictures and a dapper and dashing future will brm W.: X2 co If her future Iles in the nursing a good rob as a mechanic rofesslon ELIZABETH PARKERKI O GJ 09. PHYLLIS NILLES Ben, l MSS 3 I Commercial Yearbook staff Business urls U Dlstrlbutive Education F H A Band Drivers National Honor Society lkes typing likes swimming dancing and collecting records swimming dancing a real sweet red head wants to get married wants to become u secretary MATHILDA NUNAMAKER DOLORES ANN PAVUK Tl lie Dolly Vocational Office Machines enloys swimming Vocational Oftice Machines a gal with a glitter always smiling vlvaclous plans to get in her hair and o glamour in her smile wants to married become a secretary 26 . 'rj - f ,V H .11 H N I. .f . , it - . . . h h . ' l ' . .JESS l f In J llfsxytfyui Ai' , I LO' - a ' , . , . . . I. H, R gpm 1'7 5 555: 5,11 W 4, A Ph . . . . . X sr 'k, 'J if-J sf lf J J v ll Il ii 5,75 ,, L. Aklrj' R X 3 X' Acaamic . nsltude t Council Drivers Junior Vocational Machine Shop dark brown hai .. Ll' f, Q 't' a - ' ' tll... ' ' ' i V H2605 af . . . , .. ,O ,.,.' P ' - lf. V Y A Il ll I VJXXVI Ph'l . . . l -' 1,-I-H U 1, jmuom zmdu JOANNE PETERSON Petey ommegczal Business Glrls Spanish' Senior leaders Chorus home room secretary fond of dancing and all sports hopes to become a secretary MARY POLIWKA Palooka Commercnal Sr leaders swell plano player neat and sweet always gokung llkes to dance to be a secretary IS her goa JOHN F POUCH The Pooch Vocational Cabinet Shop tall and handsome liked by all a real casanova his ad IS Army bound THERESE PUKANSKY Academxe Orlole.News a tldnal Honor Society Fresta D vang one of the sx Intelligent wonderful person a tty plans to enter Pre Med at PIT? LOIS RElNSTADTlER ous Vocatlonal Office Machines lots of fun to know happy go lucky would luke to work for a few years then enter wedlock GEORGE E ROST Reds Vocational Machine Shop a mlghty handsome lad every body s favorite to Ioln the Arr Force IS hrs desire JOHN PIETRZAK John General likes all sports particularly swummlng a very fruendly fellow undecided about future DRUSANPIA PORTEIFIELD Drusy H Cqrltfnerclal I Oriole enloys ,dancmg swnmmmg a r spqr lans to en a e In office P 9 9 wa or become a housewlfe GEORGE PREFFER Pre Vocational Cabinet fond of basketball spends his lelsure hours tlnkerlng with cars plans to loin the Navy um tt sw-ws 6699! ffm FRANK RAY Nook Vocational Electrnc Power nlce personallty tall and good looking would luke to be an electrlclan after spendmg some tame nn the Army NANCY RITZ Nanc Academic Editor of the Year book Natlonal Honor Society Student Councul Llbrary one of the best extremely fond of ballet danclng future plans Include college L H A LENFX RUHLING mmerclal Ofrfle St ff nkes tq ice skate s loads of fun pretty N would like etfome a selretary 27 , I . ' ' ' fl L L A I I O I s r , . VI , -J : I I . Y . fr 1 in MAJ - l V H H ,ge f t ,, H O . ' Q C ' ' . . . ' ' . . . . I D . , A ll. ' t U . Y lt I A ll 'Y ' Q , I , I Ik L4 I n t - 5 V S ly . 4, . H pl' r ' .. n ' I . H ,, I . I I - . ,t H Y ' Y I ' . . . , . . . a 5 ' . I , I I I . 7' l, - ' . r f is s N 11 11 II FI . , IIII ff fu I I I I I I III I I .Ti IIIIIJI I II .,,.,. , W I I . . . I I I I S R , ' I ,: 5 1- s ref , ' ,, ,, . ' , Va 1 n 11 ' fe -Q . 2 S . , ' , 2' I' A ' t ' f 1 i' I J' n Ov , I ,N , , - . . I Dr -X Y t by n , 4 N, . ,I ,I ,I I, I lf! J IIAIII x I I ' I l I ' I , X ' L , v ' ' . . . - ' I - I fi ' ' 'x ' ' ' ' ' f f. t A B . . . . I P I I U ' ' ' I T ' l . I 5 Isjq I I o I I t 5 ' Hmduataa, Rum SAYNE KENNETH sci-mm ,,RU,h,, H ,,KennY,, Distributive Education D. E. teaches Sundayl,-U Vocational Bake Shop a dandy with the girls school . . , likes to dance and sew plans to cy- , ll . . . likes to bake . .. plans to stay in the dough. lf ff 1 tlnue store work. gf ' ' ro! V 'l V' , 1 y - llf , 'yy BETTY scmmoen cnrusrovnsn sci-linen , QL! I Uflfc Y ,,Be,s,, uct - If ,fi . . . ns j V 'B Commercial likes to dance and swim her pres- Academic enioys tinkering with cars . '. short and ence would add graciousness to any ottice plans handsome .. . wants to ioin the Marines. to become a secretary ARLENE SCHMALZ GEORGIAN SCHULTZ Commercial Georgie Sr Leaders Drivers Club takes Academic Driving Camera Club Oriole pleasure in swlmmlnq and dancing hopes to become News Jr Historians Library Committee a secretary Q Ruth Sayne Flest a great gal hopes to enter Duquesne Christo her Scherer Ar ne Sc al en th Schmitt Betty Schrader Georgian Schultz P I jj Janice Seller Ruth Silver JANICE scum A General Sr Chorus Sr Leaders enloys swim ming dancing and football wus s to marry after graduation N Academic Camera' lub Drivers S Leaders hkes to write l Hells to Sttlnlny Set iimpled asv. hopes to e ter Lmc n University gl hle NICHOLAS SKREBETS Nick Academic enloys tishlng and hunting sociable a hopes to loin the Army Doroth Sny Paul Snyder Margaret Stamer Y ,. DOROTHY SNYDER A Dot Commercial Triple T Spanish Club ho rus takes pleasure n dancing short and sweet hopes to attend b :ness college J PAUL SNYDER Kenny Acadegjc I spo s lots of fun easy t. wft 'K plans to loin the Army MARGARET STAMER Margie Vocational Ofllce Machines vice president of senior home room Class Day Committee plans to continue work as a comptometer operator Ar H ' ' 1- ,,. I I I .1 . V l... ... ill, ,, l' ' W , . , Jef g x. J . 2 . l v'il A! 10 , , 4 r K- ' I K. ll' ill. X ' V .ff W . . . It f 'l I r if r .-1. ri Xi ' I JI. -I I4 Q! lf! ' ,!.l li D. . , ... ' '- l I ' ' Q ' ...Sr.C - ' , N c, s ' ' ' . l V N 8:- x 1 - U' un 'silvgfl f U N N ,ku H x ' f X gl- ,A N lwt ' .ik 'L , ' '. . -.Je oys ll rt ' lxllak J AF' J ,, .H I' ' . ' I ' ' ' .... 28 CAROLYN STASENKO n Academuc Editor of The Oruole Spanish Club French Club National Honor Socnety loys Ice skating and llstemng t popular records plans to study lournallsm ANNA SWEENEY Ann Academic t kes pleasure ootball games fundsdances s sincere and sociable wlshes to be a housewife CHARLES TAYl0? Chuck Acode'n c Y arbook makes a hobby of working drlvlng cars Dlans to enter college u dent Councll lakes to be on the move all the time W DOLORES THOMAS Tom era very versatile earty ts of fun wonder I hopes o launch 1 ca r In nursmg f4i MARIE TOMASKO May Vocational Clothing vlce presldent of home room frlend ly towards all member of Na tronal Honor Society hopes to become a seamstress RICHARD TRAUTMAN Rlch Vocational Machine er slstent and popular handsome plans to contmue hrs Marhnne work MADALINE STUMPF Bubbles Commercnal Future Homemak ers of Amerlca Sr Chorus lnkes o swlm dance and spend money plans to become o stenographer LILLIAN TAMBELLINI Vocational Office Machines Natnonal Honor Socnety e I clent a real pal hopes to work In an offlce GAIL TEGGE Gal Dlstrlbutlve Education Club enloys flshsng hopes to continue working at Sears and Roebuck Co KATHERINE TOKAY Kay Academnc nngoys dancmg shy sincere pleasant to know pahs to work after graduatlon nvlAN rovwsds :VV C merclal French b amera lakes basketbal gam readlng pans to o e Waves :Rene TRBCYVICH Pussy Academic Yearbook Staff lsr Leaders Buslness Gurls Druv 'rs Class Day Committee Prom a real S ro S rb loads -of fun uncle ded ertlout the future 29 ' 5' ggrjnaduatm, SAM VELTRE ANNA MAE VODZAK Sammy Ann Academtc Letterman s president of suemor class Vocational Clothlng President of Iunlor home secretary ot Student Councll one of the stats room Student Counctl small but full of pep at South plans to enter college plans to become a seamstress MARTHA VIGNOVIC ROBERT VODZAK Marth Herk Commercial Yearbook Sr Ldaders Business Vocatuonal Macl'tne Shop dark halr m Girls Secretary of Sr Class llkes svummtng dum tn helqht handsome hole and hearty dancing Natronal Honor Society plans to become will launch a career as a machlnlst a secretary JUDY VOLSKI ANN VITAS Ol V Judy Orph era tAsslstant editor ot Ortole News a Vocational Oftlce Machines Ortole Reporter t al Hon Socle y Service Club Htstorlans Secretary Treasurer of senior class wants to h dy to lend a helping hand plans to Waves at end olle Sam Veltre Martha Vlgnovlc A a Mae Vodzak Robert Vodzak Judy Volskt X Va Clare Edward Waldo rlene Walker Terry Walker Eugene Wawrzynskl VAL WACHULSKI ARLENE WALKER e Academic Sportsman enloys collechng guns Academic Jr Historians Drlvlng Club Cam a tall good looktng lad hopes to become a con era Business Glrls takes pleasure tn Swlmmlng structlomst wishes o loin he Waves CLARE WAIZENHOFER TERRY WALKER Clare Da Vocational Cosmetology ltkes llstenmg to .lay Vocational Bake Shop handsome wonder Mtchael and swimming plans to be a secretary ful personality wants to loin the Navy EDWARD WALDO EUGENE WAWRZYNSKI Fuzzy Vocattonal Electrtc Power Shop very qulet Academtc Stage Crew Sr Chorus enloys a nlce personality wants to go to the Army then hunting flshtng attractive plans to be a State get a 'ob as on electrtclon or County poltceman 30 J . L . . ' I l l. 1 v . I9 1 I - . . , I . ... 1 . . . . ,- VBJ , tl H H I . ,, ,, ' l ' . . ' ll . X , A e I ... ' A ' ... N - V, ' h - i' 1 't '- ' ' I l - Aho al yt r -' . nv! fr 10 ,' 1 5- . . A lf ll If 0 L , K n . 1 tr ' L so ' K' . f l' V- 0' lit ,L I f t , f I - 1 --5 v----1 za, ,Y S' I . 2 'fE2 sf J B ,bf x l .I I ,Lg ' A ' - 31 - Q lt xr' , f I t 5 ..' ' lr , xx f-K t lk I K Ar U H tr dt, llEdll ll Il jmubm, JOHN WEBER Johnny Vocational Cabinet Shop wavy brown hour a mlghty handsome lad plans to become a carpenter Lis UILDING BTTYLUH Stage crew .I flnds pleasure In unt nl shy at tlmes but always 9S'nlllng would like to become a nt policeman JOAN WILSON Vocational Cosmetology Secretary Treasurer of home room smooth dancer hopes to become a beautlctan SHIRLEY WITMER Shlr Commercial Jr Hlstorlans likes to wrlte letters very sweet mce to know plans marry Jack ROSE ANN ZGURICH Rusty Vocational Cosmetology extremely fond of dancing and Ice skating a sharp red head always smllmg hopes t become a beautucuan DOLORIS WILSON Commercial en oy ll a devout stam collec always smnl ng a 'lr hope ecome cret NICHOL S WIN WICH Nick Academuc Stage Crew Yearbook Artist a real sharp Serb tall and handsome fond of all sports uture plans Include college DOLORES YASTION Yush Vocational Omce Machines Varltype operator president of Senlor home room Student Council Secretary treasurer Oriole reporter Prom commit ee future undecaded LOIS ZOGLMANN Zogle Vocational Cosmetology very pretty 'Friendly towards a lakes to dance hopes to become a beautlclan Klaus, Quay, How soon hath tume the subtle thuef f youth stolen on hus wung my hugh school years But now as the end draws nugh let us re luve those cherushed memorues spent at South Hugh School Let us probe back to September T948 when we, the class of 54 had our first glimpse of South where we would spend the sux most unforgettable years of our luves We were only twelve then and the targets of many Senuor pranks How we dusluked these muschuevous monsters' But how were we to know that five years later we too should umutate those Senuors After two years of oruentatuon we uouned wuth many new pupuls to form the Freshman Class of 5'l Our scope of actuvutues grew wud er and wuder every moment beung filled wuth some new endeavor A year of Latun and alge bra left theur mark on us as we could be seen going through the halls chantung Haul Mughty Caesar for thou art a square lrootj Oh' such emotuon But thus lust paved the way for future attaunments In 52 we adopted the garb of Sophustu cated Sophomores Saddle shoes and full skurts went out the door as vusuons of caps and gowns entered our thoughts The unutual begunnung of What lastung memorues emanated from those small get to gethers We had advanced to he near peak of our socual status and assumed the robes of Bug Tumers But after a month of pro toplasms amoebas and paramecuums w began dreamung of higher goals These hoped for goals appeared un the form of the Junuor year which brought together the loose fragments of our huge class We were all dusappounted at the slow recovery from summer actuvutues as the fall semester dragged on but we found ourselves becomung more and more unvolved un unuted class actuvutues One occasuon un particular was the Class Day presentatuon for the Senuor Class of 53 And what an unforgettable Class Day' We were pleasantly surprused at the gugantuc horde of musucuans sungers actors actresses comeduans and dancers troupers all that our class was hud ung Many a tear fell as we bud a sad adueu and the curtain dropped on a long fruendshup between Junuors and Senuors As one thung led to another we topped off a perfect day by at tendung the socual at South Park The next day we entered school wuth an assurance of finally havung reached the top as we took over the Sen uors haunts enuoyung these only few days due to the summer vacatuon September 8 we were finally un the home stretch resumung the roles of full fiedged Senuors But where was that sought after feelung that we had long antucupated? At last that feelung of senuoruty came wuth the cornucopua of actuvutues surroundung our Senuor year We laughed and rollucked at the Jayburd dance sponsored by the Yearbook room And what a surpruse' Pat Terry came as Jays guest vocalust The Battle of the Bulge waged on as more and more Arthur and Kathryn Murrays en tered our beautuful ballroom All agreed that ut turned out to be a huge success And then the long serues of Senuor partues began The first of these partues celebrated our vuctory over South Hulls for thurd place un the Section I Football League October 5th and 6th those fateful days arruved and we all had mug shots taken Levus and sloppy sweaters dusappeared from the scene as we donned our best atture for the puctures Eek' Horrors' They came back' Could that grue some monster be I7 Oh well they re lust for our relatuves Before we knew ut the Chrustmas season was upon us January 4th back to the grund wuth more Senuor actuvutues confrontung us O February 2nd we attended the Senuor Skatung Party Ooops dudnt see that sneaky bend We were all regular Duck Buttons and Donna At woods on roller skates Can ut be Sprung? ls the Prom so near? And not a sungle date un lune But all s well that ends well as we found ourselves luke the cream of socuety at the Edgewood Country Club dancung to the dreamy musuc of Baron Elluot and hus band On June 16th we entered the audutoruum gleefully anxuous to let the world know ut was our last day But as the end of the presentatuon drew near we realuzed that ours was a loss not a gaun for the ruchest years of our lufe had lust ebbed away And suddenly all our reuoucung turned unto regret as we made our tearful exut amudst refrauns of Auld Lang Syne The next musuc we heard was that of Pomp and Curcumstance as we marched down the aisle of Carnegue Musuc Hall Wuth duploma un one hand and Hope un the other we emerged the future cutuzens of Ameruca As we look for ward the sands of tume fall swuftly away ll ' ll H . I . O . I . . 1 l ' Il l , . . . . 1 1 ' I u I I - . I ' ' , . I . 4 n I o I . I I ' . - 11 11 . . . . ,, . ,, , . I . - 11 - ' ' ll , . . . , I ,, . .- II ' 1 ' our long list of picnics also started that year. Ah! ' , ' H H - - U t . . . .. . Q n , I . . 11 ' ' 11 ' I . ' - 1 - 1 1 D 1 e ' l - I . ' '. II I . Il ' , . I ' ' I . a . , I , I I . . . I I I I I F . - . . ,, ,, , 1 , . . . . ,, . . . . ,, ' Il ' Il I 0 . 4 I I - I ' . n 32 gazwzafs September8 South Hugh opens nts doors to re celve all ambitious students whose faces beam wnth summer tans September I2 South played its first football game with Johnstown as host After a gruel Ing battle the Orioles lost by a close score of 'l3 to 6 September 18 With Munhall playnng host to the Varslty the Orioles lost their second foot ball game after an exciting four quarters The final score 26 to O September 21 That last touchdown proved fa tal for the Orioles and another lose game was lost by the Junior Varsity to Carrick 6 to0 September 25 A larqe turnout saw a thrilling game of wut as Burgettstown edged South at our Stadium by a close 8 to O September 30 The Junior Varsity lost to a more experienced Fnfth Avenue team by 22 to 7 but gained an added skull of football October6 the Senvors were real ladies and gentlemen all decked out in their Sunday best for Senior pictures October8 Peabody played host to South in an ball score was 26 to 7 in favor of Peabody we still have faath October8 An unexpected pleasure was at hand as Pat Terry recording star VlSITed South along with Jay M chael for the Jay Bard Jump at the ballroom October'I2 Central Catholuc 12 South O was the final score as our Juniors lost the football game October I3 Name cards were being passed during class hours as the Seniors recked their brains to thunk up oraglnal verses October I4 Retake was the popular word to day as the Seniors first sighted their proofs This meant graduation photos had to be per GCT October 16 The South Hugh football squad won Its first game of the season by stopping Tay lor Alderduce at our Stadium by a score of l3 to 0 October 'I9 The Juniors are Improving as they tue the score with Langley on their field by a score of 6 to 6 October 23 South as host to the Westtnghouse Bulldogs and holds them down to a football score of 52 points whsle South chalked up T3 October 30 Schenleys home field proved vac toruous for South as they romped over Schen ley with a declsnve score of T5 to 6 November2 The Junior Varsity held a rugged Munhall team to a 32 to 6 Munhall vlctory We may wln yetll November5 For the first time un ages South defeated a top South Hills team by one point l3 to T2 at our Stadium November 'll A day of solemn reverence for those who died so that we could heartily en loy all the liberties provided for us by the Creator November 26 A snowy Thanksgiving Day made the turkey and cranberry sauce taste twice as good Aqaun everyone thanked the Lord for what He gave us Decemberl The basketball season opened with the Senior Varsity losing an exhlbltlon game to Munhall the host by a score of 57 to 77 December! Here ns our Junior Basketball team also playing at Munhall and losing 36 to 44 As you know practice makes perfect December4 The Seniors traveled to Midland only to lose another game 45 to 65 How ever these teams are Grade A and we may soon be too December4 The Jumors followed the senior basketball team to Midland and also lost after a tough game by a score of 18 to 26 December ll South 62 Harbrack 68 What a close game' We are mellowlng with practice and soon will be ln first place December 'll The Harbrack Jumors conquered the Orioles by a score of 34 to 47 Give the little guys time' December 25 Christmas vacatlon found many students worknng for extra money but every one took time out for revermg the Chrnst Chlld s Blrthday January 'I The New Year began with promises and resolutions to make the coming year better for everyone January 4 The Seniors had opportunities to dns cuss their future with representatives of the different branches of the service January 5 At last' The Junior basketball team was vuctornous over a wavery Central Cath ollc team wnth a score of 57 to 50 . . - , , - other exciting game. Although the final foot- f . - I - I 33 January 5 The season as stall young so South defeat by Central Catholac wath a score of 71 to 75 can be amended an future games January 8 South Junaors 29 Alaquappa 38 Everyone has a bad streak so lets gave these boys a chance January8 The Senaors contemplate future vac toraes but raght now they face a defeat to Ala q appa 38 to 55 January 12 Heron Hall Junaor Varsaty defeated a very game Oraole team by a decasave score of 32 to 42 January I2 Our Senaor Varsaty are really roll ang as they scored enough baskets for an end ana score of 60 to 45 January T5 The South Junaor basketball team lost another heartbreaker to Taylor Alderdace by a score of 36 to 45 January 'IS The Senaors avenged the Junaors by walkang away wath a vactory over Alder dace 43 to 42 January 'I9 Two baskets kept the Junaors away from wannang as Gladstone went away vactor aous by a score of 35 to 3'l January I9 ln a taxang overtame basketball game wath Washangton Vocataonal South as agaan vactoraous by a score of 57 to 47 January 21 Souths Junaor Pool team fell be neath the flns of the Central Catholac team by a score of T6 to 47 January 22 Fanally' The Junaors won thear sec ond basketball qame agaanst Fafth Avenue wath a close score of 28 to 26 January 22 The Oraoles are stall an flrst place by defeatang the Fafth Avenue Archers wath a close basketball score of 46 to 44 January 25 Emal Steanhardt Paul Kopelcheck Bob Wanovach and John Karas put on a flne show for the Junaor Town Meetang of the Aar January 26 Connelly Vocataonal fell before the Oraoles by a score of 43 to 34 and we stall re taan first place an Sectaon One January 29 The Varsaty lost a tough basketball game to Westanghouse by a score of 44 to 61 We should make at up durang the followang games February 2 The Varsaty defeated Peabody wath a close score of 45 to 44 February2 Around and around we go and when we fall nobody knows The Senaors held a skatang party whach turned out to be a grand success February 'I2 Schenley also fell before the Var saty wath a rousang score of 65 to 40 February 16 Though Alderdace put up a rugged battle the Senaor Basketball squad earned an other wan wath a score of 58 to 52 February 'I9 We re stall on top and taed wath Westanghouse as we chalk up a vactory over Washangton Vocataonal 62 to 52 February 23 Though we lost to Fafth Avenue 76 to 60 Westanghouse was defeated by Al derdace and we are stall taed for first place March 'I9 Once agam the annual Faculty Senaor Basketball game took place The Sen aors were defeated wath a 32 29 score' March 27 The Yearbook and Oraole Staffs at tended the Publacataons lnstatute at Patt A panel ancludang Rachard Wall Nancy Ratz Robert Wanovach and Antoanette Koscaelnak dascussed Developang Yearbook ldeas Aprall Apral Fools Day Why of course we all tell anto the trap' Apral 2 Congratulataons to the students who were anducted anto the Nataonal Honor Socaety Aprall6 Easter vacataon' What a welcome break' May7 As the flnal curtaan fell we knew that our play The Form Davane was well worth the efforts of our actors and actresses May T4 The Spanash rhythm floated an the aar as the senors and senoratas stepped laghtly to the rnusac The haqhlaght of the evenang was the crownang of the kang and queen Casamer Zabanska and Evelyn Wabach June l'l Just as stranaers an Paradase we were awed at the bevy of belles and beaux an thear dreamaest flnery gladang to the sweet refraans of Baron Ellaot s orchestra at our Prom June 'I4 The .lack Rabbat Racer and Ferras Wheel were kept an full operataon as scads of Souths students took over Kennywood Park As always at was a huge success June 16 Class Day' We couldnt belaeve at but nevertheless there we were an our audatoraum for the last tame Laughter could scarcely be found as sorrow and regret pervaded the halls une 22 Commencement' As the refraans of Pomp and Carcumstance came to our ears tears welled an the eyes of students who were no longer boys and garls but men and women settang out to blaze a path for thear futur ' . . , Q , S - , . , . 1 f . . 1 . . , . . . . I I ' U T . ' 1 1 1 . . I ' 11 - 11 . ' - 1 . - 1 1 . 1 ' - 11 - - 11 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 . . . , , . 11 - - - H ' 1 1 . . - I . c- , ' , . . . - , ,.. 1 1 1 . . . ei TIMING IS THEIR WIITGHWURII .Sfmbl U ' j1wfl1alL Bottom Row, left lo right P. Capazolli, J. Muza, R. Heard, M. Jackson, T. Donohue, R. Fleisner, B. Winovich, D. Heard. Second Row' Coach Miller, B. Kraus, C. Zabinski, G. Hess, J. Sopaia, E. Kirsch, S. Vellre, B. Novak, Mr. Harkins, vich R. Shifiic Top Row: C, Proviano, J. Frauens, B. Jaksec, J. HoHman, J.Schmid?, M, Wolfe, T. Carleton, S. Momclwilo , ' Jvmiball .,., .,.,., 1 ,,,,, . ,, , , , C. Carney. . .M . ,,.,,,. A w,.,A . ..,. Qluy N 4 -W .,.. ..gqn,.in 1 v. ,..., ., , i 3 E 1 1 ' . 'Z 1 2' ' is W ri gt 1 -V fi e ff ,M K , Q 4, 28 I ici... ' ' ug... Bctiom Row, left to right: M. West, D. Cashi, J. Alston, R. Berger, W. Baronel, R. Burkhart, L. Rubbo. Second Row: Coach Zefifiro, B. Martini, J. Machurak, P. Hochendoner, P. English, C. Zerby, J. Korpa, J. Kerwin, A. Klodowski, J. Nunamaker, D. Miskovich, J. Vefere. Top Row: P. Mercurio, W. Maskell, E. Frankenfield, A. Dayieb, N. Bielich, G. Dayieb, M. Dolinski, T, Price, H. Frosbrink, R. Bufchkc. 36 KQKSQ fb 4k 'mwvwmf PBRMQAE. ...fl Nieman. six 53 4!f?AU5E AFQNE September 12 September 18 September 25 October 8 October 16 October 23 October 30 November 5 Johnstown Munholl Burgettstown Peabody Alderdlce Westmghouse Schenley South Halls Sconm, 37 South South South South South South South South WIARU O O 7 13 13 15 13 ' n, ' ' I r ' .. .O -FL Af ' I :,,.:,. Q 1 3, , , , -..., 2 DAQQ V Q h b,.AA Q 15 :. V E i lnb, b :Hd .ZX K K W - , . r S 3 ' 'Q S 3 ig f 5 1 .M ,.., M J M ml Haig! N 3 1 2 2 'Q 3 A - r r 1. A 1,1 4 to rer: Q I 4 5 M Q K V if filvij C X 13 6 .ASM . J Left to rlghi W Ronfz D McFarland M Jackson M Manclovlch G McDonald B Musulln Mr ZSHITO Lefi Io rlghi B CClSl'Il J Dudlok D Ccxshl J Mcyores B Marhnl P Mercurlo R Hnchmgs Mr ZEHIFO 39 . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . ' 57 . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 65yE?g -eef OUNOHUQ 1 fy South 51 . 45 62 71 37 36 18 44 51 28 60 . 43 . 51 . 46 I 53 46 I 45, I 65. , XR Q 65 f7fl!,4jL 0111 Q3 A ffjhll Il . fa, QQ, , in 4124 SWS? 5WNES9i vli CWANNH In overt me. VARSITY--Exhibition Munhall . ..,. ,, . Midland ,,.. , . Har-Brack .. . .. Central Catholic , Aliquippa , . JUNIOR VARSITY Munhall . , . Midland . . Har-Brack . Central Catholic Aliquippa . League Schenley A Allderdice .. ., . Washington Voc. Fifth Avenue . Connelley Voc. Westinghouse Peabody . , Schenley I . ,Swfzm Opponent South .,..,.77 58 ...65 62 63 60 , ,75 49. 52 44 44 . 44 . 26 , 34 50 37 32 36 I ., 55 31 I 42 28 . ., 47 24 A .44 24 44 14 ,262 15 A ,44 31 49 31 41 Opponent ,Allderdice I ,, 52 . Washington Voc. . .....,.. 52 Fifth Avenue .. .,. 76 Connelley Voc. , A 33 Westinghouse . ., 64 Peabody , ,. ..,,...54 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL League Herron Hill , .. .., ,. 42 Allderdice , .. , , M43 Gladstone , 35 Fifth Avenue .... ,. 26 .Baxter ,, .. . I . , 54 Herron Hill .. i..,.. 47 Allderdice ...25 Gladstone . , ,, .,.. 33 Fifth Avenue 24 .Baxter . , .. 26 SUSZKO mn, A?aAlazfba1L Bottom row left to rlghl' T Modra R Marhm L Hunter E Muravufh A Dayleb D Rowlands R Ryan Top row Coach Muller D Kosano vlch D Cas T Davies M Kosan ov ch R Riggs B Cash: Qnffmmwml CHAMPIONS 213 Score 29 Bofiom row left to right E Gabel J Muller M Wolfe Top row N Buellch D McFarland RUNNERS UP VOCATIONAL MACHINE SHOP 105 Score 21 Bohom row left to nghf R Navoney S Wmovlch R Waskowrok J Krze mmskl Top Row J Hoffman R Corbett J Kerwm S Glglnofh n I :' I A ,- , - I . ,. ,. . 7 ' ,I - ' I, . ,. . ,p',-J. Nl, .J- .- ll, ,I . 1- , . ,. . : . , , . . ,. ,. z. , . , J 11,-Uazmbfy, Hana, Hey, where do you think you're going? Mr. Roth prepares to shoof while Nick l Kefal, Jock Holland, and Nick Winowich l sfond at guard. i Dont hn him Rrchardlll The swift achon of the game progresses with a score of 32 29 in favor of the Faculty The line up' Front row left Io right R Koppel Wlnowlch Second row R Heard N Skrebefs Fleisner J Holland V Wuchulslu Momula 43 , ' z . , E. Wawrzynski, C, Corney, N. Kefal, N. : . , . , R. i f - , . i, D- 4' 11.1, J I 1 1 Boftom Row, left to right: J. Muza, B. Winowich, M. Jackson, T. Carleton. Second Row: Coach Miller, W, Wachynich, R. Heard, S. Momchilovich, G. Hess. 1 f . 'N f I ', f..f .4 fr .' u H , Y I L 1 ',?!VUl. 'L In A Lx. 'L ' J X 'yr I 0 f LM 9 ' J. Muze: M. Jackson T, Carleton J B. Winowich a6'a.fm6alL J Bottom Row left to rlght J Mcyores D McFarland P English J Vetere J Soputcz W Zcxbmskx E Kirsch C Zubxnskl C Zleg er E Stelnhclrdt Top Row R Flelsner H Frosbrlnk D Schmidt G Brelsxnger P Collins R Gerstcxcker T Mocurck F Wnelock C Meyers M Mcnnolovnch Mr Cue Bottom Row left ot right D Fnk A Klen J Co H Top Row M Stnpmch G Kczllop 45 H --W. -V was K ua lm , 1. ,l f- ,' ,. ,. . . . ., . . ,. ,. .,. . z. , . ,. , . ,. ,. ,. . ,. , . , . . ,. :.l,. l,. s.n z. ,. . June, Uni Jun, 7 Ds. Q H W. ra, 9? V 6 at-1 'Uk E B hu-is . w , I Q ,QQ s ., Q Xa if xw 0 - ' 'fx N . ., K K 4' Q 'jftfggng -2 !,,.Q',..+- , If EL- 5, 1 as f ,Q-f ,Y . J fi, ,55Ezg: :2., , - x. , K .I Ns ?-a ' wr im U 'V as L , S p,'1 W Fd 'f A M- ' ' X -.vs 'L lr 5, , jg ,Q-3 'Cm ? Q., 0. ss 1' iw 6 R it 1? if ff E 'W i M' X xg ff ' , i . .:p-f2 K' Q 5'5 3 as Q M LK U' ask 1 -Q Q W K xx, Am,m. Ea 3 , . ,,,.,---' q4Q6Ul,bDD!L UMLCLQZA, Editors Mary Ann Hawrelak Nancy Ritz Business Managers Antoinette Kosclelniak Charles Taylor Artists Nick Wmowrch Yearbook Staff bottom vac A Koscrelnlak Ray Flelsner row left to right E Parker M Vlgno C Taylor l Trbovlch Second row D Murray P Kopelcheck W Wachynich, E, Stein ix xiii hardt E Black R Ncvobllsky A Donnelly, A. Woylovich. Top row C Beech P Martini E Cohollc R Lehotsky, R. Wino vlch E Friend J Karas A Blaskovlch :sts lft to right P Martmr M Vrgnovic, I, Trbovich, E Parker Miss Ethel Lloyd Business Miss Edith R. Wilkinson Literary Sponsor ,inn Miss Viola Broskey Art Supervisor 48 Uniola A, jrfzilma, Top pldure fYPISfS T Pukonsky D Porrerfield C Zobmskn M Hunley Bottom pictures-editor C Stcsenko Jumor Oriole A Vusnuch I Porierield N Hlfz B Kephuloylcnnus S Almder R Orcvetz 49 - . . , . , . , . . ' naL Jfonolz, joriefy, FITS' row left to right B Parker T Pukansky L Tamlselllnl J Clana C Stasenko M Hawrelalc M Tomasko N Rntz S Veltre W Busch J Volslu M Vlgnovlc R Donovan Second row J Havrulla T Monaghan C Meyers W Larimer R Kraus P Kopelcheck E Black D Funk G Golanklewlcz W Buszko M Barry A Kosclelnlak M Henclak M Lacko F Leskovsky P Martlm R Pallof Mr Crowe Third row B Wmovlch E Stelnhardt W Wachynlch G Schultz L Relnstadler D Porterfleld M Nunamaker C Weber R Urbanowlcz P Sokolowska D Schmidt J Mltterer D Murray On Aprll 2 T954 thlrty one lnltlates were inducted unto the National Honor So clety These students ranked In the upper flfth of the class and achieved the merlts of Char acter Scholarshlp Leadershlp and Service The candle llght ceremony sponsored by Mr Donald Crowe proved to be quite Impressnve and lnspurlng to the students and parents who were welcome guests One of the highlights of the program was an msplrung speech delivered by Dr Ad dnson Leitch of the Xenna Theological Semun ary At the completion of the ceremony par ents and faculty gathered in the school parlor and were served refreshments prepared by Mass Golden and her Foods class , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - , - , . , - , . , . , . , - , - . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 1 - I I I ' ' I - - I 1 1 - I D.lU'l.CLL ,Q- 0f!LC2!ld. left to right D Yostlon S Velire A Hart R Morkovlch owwi Bottom Row E McNally R Novabllsky M Wssnlewskl S Serovlch J Grofefend S Motelko S Rudlck Miss Lloyd Second Row A Josephlc D Yushon J Llnk T Walker J Weber M Hanley Third Row R Smsth M Lcmlck E Klrsch S Velfre N Blelck J Hola d Fourth Row A Kruemer B Leszunov J Culmus D Brnllovlrh D Turner M Colles J Kerm Top Row: R, Markovich, R. Heard, T, Donahue J. Frcxuens, . Steinhardf, W. Schob, A. Hari. Y 51 671wqJzam, Bottom Row, left to right: R. Gaston, B. Petro vich, S, Topich, M. Shatlan, A. Meyers, M Manalovich. Second Row: C. Radosevich, C. Switala, E. Sczul czewska, E. Black, G. Kotsagrelos, H. Wolfe. Third Row: H. Zarozowski, S. Nalepa. jlfr.. fnuncll Bottom Row, left to right: P. Klepsic, D. Mervosh C. Belaiac, N. Hitz, D. Ahrenholtz, E. Stamer. Second Row: S, Veltre, R. Ryan, D. Yastion, S. Mamula, A, Hart. Top Row: R. Markovich, G. Dayieb, Miss De Matty. Klum, aleniflulz Bottom Row, left to right: C. Miedbalski, V. Ir- win, M. Sauers, M. Smearmen, E. Hartman, L. Rocket, E. Heard, D. Nugent, R. Holler, C. Stallings, Miss Hill. MISS HILL Second Row: H, Killen, H. Milanovich, R. Snee, D. Harris, L. Kirschman, D. Turner, A. Visnich. Third Row: B. Simms, M. Karlo, J. Lewicki, S. Smerechy, J. Russo, E. Murin, M. Pitassi. Fourth Row: E. Uniatowski, C. Allison, J. Taylor, L. Horner, R. A. Hartman, F. Epstein, L. Gardner. Fifth Row: L. Jordan, N. McCombs, B. Ivanish G. Cameron, V, Young, M. Michel, N. Rado- sevich. I Sixth Row: R. Rosing, M. Hunter, E. Smith, B. Kephal, L. Keil, L. Jones, J. Jordan. Top Row: J. Kuran, J. Gallagher, M. Hoose, J. Tyler, A. Tyler, M. Williams. Kiwi UM Bottom Row, left to right: A. Thorhauer, W. La- sick, E, Baldinger, T. Kotsagrelos, R. Ora- vetz, M. Reese, Miss Golden. MISS GOLDEN Second Row: R. Burger, W, Mesiclc, J. Alston, O. Johnson, P. Capozzoli. Top Row: A. Dayieb, M. Kosanovich, R. Martini, E. Popovich, A. Meyers. 52 gpmzm gm Bottom Row, left to right: G. Kollop, M. Stipetich, J, Baldwin, M. Wisniewski, T. Dudiok, P. Fabio, J. Cashi, C. Cummings, A. Pagone, R, Silver, Miss Lopez. Second Row: M. Walsh, M, Schmidt, V. Golden, M. Bocheneck, L. Smearman, R. Gaston, R. Esquivel, E. Szulczewska, D. Zaiac, M, Garcia. Third Row: D. Bielecki, R, Fillo, N. Esquivel, T, Bob- bio, C. Ciecholski, P, Monroe, E. Kubiak, R. An- drews, P. Manko, A. Klein. Top Row: L. Laughlin, D. Turner, J. LaMantio, M Shatlan, C. Radosevich, C. Stasenko, R. Stepano- vich, J. Brown, M. Hart. 'fc fh.ofum, Bottom Row, left to right: M. Schultz, V. Golden, J Baldwin, J. Peterson, C, Castillo, M. McCroken B, Grabeck, M. Wisniewski, A. Pagone, C. Cum- mings, F. Kerwin, Mr. Schmidt. Second Row: P, Halenda, M. Miller, M. Rohac, R Andrews, P. Beny, M. Franz, N. Radosevich, R. Esquivel, E. Kubiak. Third Row: S. Leszunov, J. Grotefend, M. Campagne, R. King, G. Coleman, M, Pachuta, J. Seiler, J McLaughlin, J. Fox, H, Friend. Fourth Row: E, Wowrzynski, L, Hitz, R. Ryan, D. Thomas, A. Senn, G. Myers, R. Rossiter, B. Les zunov, P. Kush, D, Bolamaczek. Top Row: M. Jackson, V. Wachulski, M. Wolfe, J. Muza, N. Beilich, C. Lieb, C, Wilding, N. Wino- wich. 53 Klum, ofzfmaaq, 60 ' Bottom Row, left to right: N, Barry, D McMullen, N. Ritz, C. Stasenko, M Sauers, A. Donnelly. Second Row: B. McMicken, M. Pukansky E. Black, C. Napieraz, M. Smearman D, Greb, M. Self, P. Manko, N. Phillips ' 11, Zliaionianm Bottom Row, left to right: A. Walker, L Brott, G. Kaniewslxo, E, Mate, C. Luto H. Douglas, D. Murray, C. Connelly Mr. Blumenfield. Second Row: G. Schultz, N. Esquivel, A Woylovich, P, Krapp, E. Black, A, De bold, M. Schmidt, S, Witmer. Third Row: M. Musulin, J. Volski, M. Shot lan, P, Sokolowsko, R. Fillo, A. Kaczo rowsko. Top Row: B. DiTiIla, E. Bischofl, D. Ben der, O. Dokmanovich, M. Barry, E Gabel, M. Nagy. 1 1 gn.. Novobilsky, J. White, M. Kostelnik, M. Zor oya, P. Hankovich, A. Visnich, S. Spiegel N. Miller, M. Voytilla. Second Row: N. McCombs, S. Fayad, B. Bab Milanovich, Top Row: J. Gallagher, T. Woods, B. Brook ins, J. Tyler, D. Bagley, J. Campagna. jiaqn, ffmw J. Pingielski, J. Koenig, P. Koenig. C. Kuntz, J. Currin, Mr, Kroh. swim gm Bottom Row, left to right: Mrs. Hagelin, M. Poliwka, D. Jefferson, G. Kallop, L. Olup, J. Ligas, E. webich, J. Peterson, J. Cashi. Top Row: l. Trbovich, J. Fox, M. Hanley. ,S.Q!LU1iC.Q, Klub Clubs are a vital part of school activities. They help to make school, our clock, tick. In South we are fortunate enough to have clubs varying from personal tastes as chef or camera to public taste such as stage crew or service club. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hagelin twenty-one of our students have taken upon themselves the iob of standing by to help our school. Their chief duty is to type any work that the faculty or school needs. They duplicate, run stencils, type letters, envelopes, and do other tasks which befall them. We are most fortunate in having this club because we have found that many times their activities are a great assistance to the school. Bottom Row left to right: D. Ahrenholtz, E bie, G. Wright, M, Guzik, 5. Mazur, M Bottom Row, left to right: T. McClusky, M Wuchenich, I. Schenley, E. Haid, N. Fugo Top Row: F. Leskovsky, T. Carleton, J. Miller Kham. 611411 Bottom Row S L Schutfe P Sokolowska S Mutchko A Seder G Kanlew ska H Berger J Vlgnovlc Second Row E Maravlch W Zabmskl W Wczchynlch J Wolczko .I Bcnr onet Mr Block 67!l0J'l'l., 67DJ'l'll'l'l1f1f.QQ. Top Row I Trbovlch T Buggcm R Markovrch C EVQSOVIC S Veltre D Ycshon Boilom Row A Vlfas M VIQDOVIC J Mclclughlm J Clcxnnu 55 Top Row: B. Winovich, D. Heard, E. Steinhardf, J. Holland, J. Boissell. CAROLYN STASENKO Carolyn has won recognition in the Hall of Fame as Editor of the Oriole News, member of the Na- tional Honor Society, and recipient of a Pitt Scholarship. NANCY RITZ Nancy takes her place in the Hall of Fame as co-editor of the Year- book, a member of the National Honor Society, and recipient of a Pitt Scholarship. MARY ANN HAWRELAK As co-editor of the Yearbook, a member of the National Honor So- ciety, and a prize winning essay writer Mary Ann deserves her place in the Hall of Fame. PATRICIA MARTINI Outstanding in the commercial field and a member of the Na- tional Honor Society gives Patricia her position in the Hall of Fame. MARIE TOMASKO Marie ranks first in the Girls' Vo- cational class and is cu member ot the National Honor Society. IJ RICHARD MARKOVICH Richard served as President of the Student Council and is a member of the National Honor Society. GERALD BREISINGER Gerald ranks as our baseball champ and is also a member of the National Honor Society. REGlS HENNESSY South's basketball champ is Regis. RICHARD HEARD Touchdown king and sport champ rates Richard his place in our Hull of Fame, CHARLES GOLANKOWITZ Charles is outstanding in the Boys' Vocational School and o member of the National Honor Society. 9I'Lfh.Q, WUMM Mia pf.-'J -,MEM ,f-' W ML iff., ,J unwfz, jawn. Wieefmq, jpxzalrcfm, Left fo rlghi Robert Wmovuch Emll Stelnhcxrdf Paul Kopelcheck John Karcus Six Left to rlghf Mcxry Ann Hawrelcxk, Nancy Ruiz, Carolyn Stczsenko 58 A x ,J f , 0 559' I -o - 'A . H ' if X , Q 2 . . x Q X I l I . N, I D N 'K x D at 'o I Q. X ' 1' N. ' . 0 O x 2. Q ' ' 1 ' X ' l . K- ' '- L I ' r L ' 5 4 . 2 fxx ' v tx left to right Frank Leskovsky Joseph Currun 4 . Jima Q Once again the shouts of Viva el ray cmd Viva la reina resounded in the ballroom as the gay and colorful festival progressed. On the evening of May 14, in the dreamy setting of a Spanish ballroom, the lights dimmed as the royal prccession started down the milky way of dreams and approached the throne with an air of regality. The magic of the evening was highlighted with the crowning of the king and queen, Casimer Zabinski and Evelyn Wa- bich. The newly-crowned king and queen danced lightly to the first waltz of the evening after which the court of honor ioinecl in to the delight and interest of the onlookers. One of the many highlights of the evening, introduced by the Master and Mistress of Cere- monies, Donald Bender and Audrey Kaczorow- ska, was the floor show with its special dance and song numbers. This was followed by group singing of favorite Spanish songs. The hilarity and excitement continued as time rushed by sc swiftly. The affair proved to be a highly successful one as bouquets of memories were safely tucked away with the eager anticipation of future Fiestas. Lsfvl BW al x FIESTA COMMITTEE Bottom row, left to right: D. Zaiac, G. Kaniewska, J. Ligas G, Kallop, L. Olup, G, Ferenacz, J. Brown, E. Szul czewska, A. Klein, E. Black, J. Szemanski, K. Banks. row, left to right: Mr. Castaldo, G. Schultz, A, Kos cielniak, G. Zamaris, A. Kaczorowska, S, Nalepa, C Radosevich, P. Feldmeier, D. Turner, C. Stasenko, T Pukansky, W, Zabinski, M. Lanick, C. Meyers, F. Les kovsky. ROYAL COURT to right: R. Kappel, R, Dervis, W. Wachynich, C. Zab inski, E, Wabifzh, C. Cjechalski, T. Bobbio, C. Switala L 9' .I . 15.1 '+. 4141! -.ryljf Y . 'P L X . . . L: Casimer Zabinski and Evelyn Wabich jouih, ' .Srhvnl 6UinA,J17z.4LPlar:Q,.9ll,P Mr Burchfield President of Hornes presents a fifty dollar award to Mary Ann Hawrelak an eleventh grade student and winner of the PAC contest Seated M J Watkins Mr J Sharpe Jluz, jun, dqm, efonlm, df, adv Look' Yes gust look look all around you east side west side all around the town from the slums of the Bowery to the sparkling maze of Broadway the world s largest bill board Every where the massive haze of advertising enrap tures and spins us into an untenable web of ex cutement and wonder I too am caught in this web I am one of the Atomic Age looks at advertising through rose bull board by means of their have made me conscious of the ducts on the market today and teen agers who colored glasses advertisements many new pro have influenced the public to feel friendly towards the particular products they advertise The result? More pro ducts are sold thus making mass production a necessity preserving competition lowering prices and keeping the American standards of living the highest in the world today Let me explain how advertising contributes to the Improvement of our standards of living how nt spurs human ambitions to greater heights and how it generates energy In this era of great est progress Thanks to advertising the mind of the teen ager becomes broadened over the vast fields of science fashions and their results Passing the sprung frock display ln the large corner window of Horne s Pittsburgh s leading fashion center the young miss will be magnetically attracted Why? Well lets take a closer look Say arent those discovered fabric? Isnt that shell punk blouse to the left of the dress display made of Nylon? Oh but it looks lovely with that navy blue cel anese skirt Such displays induce the teen ager to buy better clothing and where will you find youth better dressed than right here In the United States? I cant possibly see how anyone can claim that advertising does not affect his life l am sure that advertising has lifted me out of the rut of bemg satisfied with mediocrity and cre ated in me a desire for the finer things of life The above picture was presented by the H J Heinz Company Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1 l - 1 r' Q I . I I . . . . I . I . I I . . . - , . . . . I - ' - I - . . - . I . I . Q . . Q I I . . . . . . , . , . . - 1 I - - I 1 ' . , . , The radio, television, newspaper, magazine, and gaily colored frocks made of Orlon, the newly . - I . . I . . . , . I I - I . . . . . , . I I ' , . , . , . . . . 60 Our homes also reflect the deslre for these flner thIngs of IIfe and make for more comfort and reIaxatIon Every labor SOVIDQ deVICe known to man has an Important place In the home My mother s work IS much easIer because she uses a Thor washer a WestInghouse mangle and a General ElectrIc sweeper The KelvInator gnant refrngerator and the deep freeze preserve our food and permlt us to buy In quantlty when the prnces are low Dad even feels more at ease smokmg hIs favorIte cIgarette Chesterflelds whIch that well known Master of Ceremonues Arthur Godfrey by hIs persuaslve advertIsIng has sold to hlm Come to thunk of It SkIp our Fox Terrler eats only Red Heart He Inslsts upon t Why? I guess he heard It advertlsed some where' Certalnly In my home and In mIIIIons of others advertIsIng has contrlbutezl to the provement of our standards of lIvIng and to the bualdmg of thIs great era of progress that we are now expernencmg Now I shall examIne crItIcally our country s economy In another twenty flve years A group of heavy thnnkers hIred by the Government at tempted to forecast our country s future economy By 1970 they figured that Industry wIlI be pro duclng 40 per cent more hard consumer goods IIke eIectrIcaI applnances and other aIds to com fortable lIvIng They predlcted that there would be a 50 per cent Increase IN the productIon of machlnery and Industrlal equlpment and a boon In home freezers dIsh washers and aIr condltlon Ing UDIIS Increased productlon means but one thlng Increased advertIsIng All these products must be sold In fact everythIng has to be sold Even health cleanlmess convennence recreatIon and safety measures have to be sold What bet ter way IS there than the way It IS done by ad vertIsIng'P Before my PFSPGVOIIOD of thus essay IIke so many other people I couldnt help feeIIng resent ful especIaIIy toward frequent Intruslons of com mercuals on my TGVOFIIG radno and teIevIsIon pro grams But after SSFIOUS thought I reached the same concIusIon that wIthout these commerclals we could not afford the entertamment radlo and teIevIsIon brmgs Into our homes We are offered all sorts of entertamment sports news broad casts symphony concerts and drama all through advertIsIng Therefore If we desIre such enter taInment wIthout commercIaIs we would have to pay a great deal more for the products or have the government step In wnth subsIdIes whIch would only Increase our taxes I prefer good advertIsIng In addltlon to good entertamment adver tIsIng by radno and teIevIsIon also keeps me posted on current events I lnsten to Pro and Con Town MeetIng Keep Posted and those programs whIch QIVG me a clear pncture of my country s place In world affaurs Then too I thInk we must gIve raduo and IGISVISIOU a boost for gettIng out the overwhelm Ingly large vote In last Novembers electuon thereby rendermg a valuable servuce to the pub I c By lnstemng to these InformatIve broadcasts I become a better student ambItIous to take my place as a good cItIzen who wnll be more alert to the dangers facIng our natIon We must realIze that advertIsIng IS here to stay and has become a vItal factor In our AmerI can way of IIfe We must do all In our power to prevent anyone from InterferIng wIth thls way of IIfe Yes advertIsIng has been truly called the doorstep to buslness and the axns on whIch our world revolves We are better off than any other human bemgs on thus earth You ask why? We come to know what we want through advertIsIng We demand the best and we get It through our pow erful competItIve system In concIusIon may I repeat Look' Yes you the AmerIcan publIc look all around you Advertnsmg IS as AmerIcan as a movIe as wel come as the yell of a new born baby and as tra dItIonal as a Monday wash Whether we be at home or drIvIng along the hIghway the constant Splfll of advertIsIng pursues us It IS hereto stay Look all around and you must agree We wnsh to express our thanks tothe Puttsburgh AdvertIsIng Club for grantIng us permIssIon to use Mary Ann s essay In our Yearbook . . . ' 1 1 1 , . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 - . I I . 1 . . . . . ,, . , , . ' ' ' 11 11 - 11 11 11 1 - 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 , IYTI- - - - . . , . 1 ' I . 1 . . . , , , 1 1 1 ' . 1 . . . . I - . , . . I I 1 . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 ' . I . 1 , ' 1 - . . 1 ' . ' 1 ' 1 1 - Jim 30 Slap and, cfm mm Y r 1 I 62 im, lggwff X , , :, . , .,,. M,, A , f i if 5 X f THE TIME WATCHERS x onli. Room 312 MISS WILKINSON Bottom Row, left to right: E. Black, M. Vignovic, E. Parker, P. Kopelcheck, N. Ritz, M. A, Hawrelak, B. Grabek, R, Novobilsky, A. Donnelly, D. Mur- ray. Second Row: I. Trbovich, P. Martini, E. Friend, W. Wachynich, A. Koscielniak, A, Woylovich, E. Co- holic, C. Beech. Top Row: R, Winovich, E, Steinhardt, R. Lehatsky, C, Taylor, A. Blaskovich, J. Karas. '7LewA,eza,ewL Room 112 MR. COUCH Bottom Row, left to right: J. Sopata, R. Lucas, D. Porterfield, E. Wabich, J. Burg, L. Barley, N. Fuga, J. Beliasov, Mr. Couch. Second Row: C. Stromberg, K. Tayman, S. Veltre, A. Ruhling, C. Switala, M. L. Hanley, G. Schultz, E. Sczulczewska. Third Row: R. Stipanovich, F. Gallagher, R. Kappel, R. Dervis, C. Stasenko, J. Volski, .l. Kovack, M. Shatlan. Top Row: C. Meyers, D. Bender, M. Kronn, C, Zab- inski, T. Pukansky, C. Adams, P, Sokolowska. Room 208 MISS BROSKEY Bottom Row, left to right: E. Maravich, H. Hartman, D. Graham, W. Speigel, D. Wilson, B. Dailey, S. Severovich, A. Klein, A. Sedor. Second Row: N, Kratofil, I. Di Meo, J. Richards, R. Moroziewicki, M. Ugrinich, M. Winowitch, E. Jaworslxi. Top Row: S, Hazlip, M. McDonald, D. Costello, G. Hess, N, Winowich, R. Fleisner. agancl, Room 314 MR. SCHMIDT Bottom Row, left to right: Mr. Schmidt, D. Raihall R. Oravitz, M. Garcia, V. Kapolka, R. Butchko, M, Self, M. A, Fuga. Second Row: N. J. Barry, C. Kazastowski, C. Rai- hall, L. Giesman, G. LaBash, T. Gladysz, D. Mur- ray, R. Peterson, R. Platt. Third Row: A. Esquivell, B. Belaiac, C. Bartusis, E. Young, P. Severinski, G. Yovetich, M. Winowich, P. Capazzoli. Fourth Row: A. McVicker, G. Mervosh, E. Woods, G. Trbovich, C. Miller, A. Lorieso, C. Gregord. Top Row: P, Sobieszczyk, I. Williams, R. Ivanish. 776- 7 Room 301 MR. CASTALDO Bottom Row, left to right: H. Gosiorowski, P, Fobio, J, Ligos, L, Brott, L. Olup, L. Smeormon, M. Schmidt, D. JeHerson, Mr. Costoldo. Second Row: E, Young, S, Nolepo, M, Novak, R. Fillo, J. Tokoy, D. Biolecki, D. Turner. Third Row: M. Kirley, J, LoMontio, V. Derkoch, C. Connelly, D. Arovits, D, McFarland, M. Bitters. Top Row: R. Zigrnond, L. Lieb, N. Bielich, E. Gobel, J. Miller, M. Wolfe. 776-2 Room 304 MRS. HAGELIN Bottom Row, left to right: C. Ciechczlski, S. Rocket, J. O'Neil, D. Zoioc, G. Kunzler, D, Slesinko, J. Cushi, T. Dudiok, Mrs. Hogelin, Second Row: M. Dudos, M. Mieczkowski, C. Foley, A. Koczorowsko, G. Zomuris, J, Brown, J. Goep- fert. Third Row: W, Zcnbinski, R. Forster, D. Lucos, S. Steponovich, W, Rontz, S. Topich, N. Esquivel. Top Row: J, Hilgert, J. Senoski, M. Lonick, J. Muzo, M. Borry, M. Mocurclx. 776-3 Room 303 MISS ROGERS Bottom Row, left to right: O. Winovich, A. Meyers, G. Kcillop, J. Szemonski, A, Debold, C, Scheller, B. Bisesi, M, Mcinolovich. Second Row: R. Kelly, B. Petrovich, G. Ferenocz, H. Potrick, G. Kotsogrelos, C. Blohut. Third Row: E. Kirsch, J. Divens, P. Feldmeier, C. Rodosevich, H, Wolfe, B. Unicztowslci, R. Huber. Top Row: D. Heard, E. Bischoff, R, Bendig, J. Mocurok, A, Torcson, D. Brickner. 706- 7 Room 302 MISS CARLIN Bottom Row, left to right: M. Weber, J, Gulyos, M. Huzor, P. Munroe, S. Schutte, S. Moteiko, P. Monko, D. Greil, S. Moss, A. Videc. Second Row: J. Rysinski, L. Bennet, R. Crowley D. Kukich, M. Sacco, N. Wilson, G. Sewell, M. Snyder. Third Row: B. McMiclcens, T. Beres, H. Weiner, H. Silver, D. Reiff, C. Voshie, S, Rcndziminski. Top Row: H. Fosbrink, R. Butchko, M. Crawford, D Woldo, A. Opel, J, Wolczlco, 706-2 Room T05 MR. McCALL Bottom Row, left to right: M. Rohac, E. Kubiak, M. Bocheneck, E. Callender, J. Baldwin, R. Carpen- ter, P. Glowacki, L, Piroth, A. Pagone, M. Wis- niewski. Second Row: A. Markovics, B. Smith, G, Augustine, R. Andrews, M. Miller, A. Buzikowski, J. Piontek, l. Ascencio. Third Row: J. Stasik, J. Boissell, F. Coleman, J. Kor- pa, A. Klodowski, N. Gent, R. Young. Top Row: H. Michael, W. Strathers, W. Gelzhiser, W. Devlin, G. Guchener, R. Lanick. 706-3 Room 204 MR. WOLSKO Bottom Row, left to right: Mr. Wolsko, D. Anta- naitis, C. Lewis, W. Holfman, S. Rudick, J. Du- diak, W. Angel, M. Piontek. Second Row: S. Leszunov, R. Gaston, E. Herko, A. Bruck, N. Naper, T. Krieger, C. Moeller. Third Row: T. Culp, R. King, B. McAleer, C. Smith, M. Pachuta, M. Bush, R. Rossiter. Fourth Row: D. lannacchione, G. Gronsky, S. Whet- stone, J. Koczan, S. Berta, T. Brown, R. Ebel. Top Row: M. Dolinski, C. Zerby, W. Goralzick, C. Koch, T. Price, K. Krapp. 706-4 loom 212 MISS BAKER Bottom Row, left to right: V. Golden, R. Kachmar, M. Schultz, C. Bakalarski, D. Greb, N. Phillips, C. Cummings. Second Row: D. Edwards, M. Ling, J. Grotefend, P. Attenborough, B. Bobalc, M. Franz, J. Marcey. Third Row: A. Senn, D. Piotrowski, M. Campagna, F. Argotti, M. Bischoff, M. Walsh, E. Lofton. Fourth Row: B. Tomasko, L. Plazinski, P. Popichak, W. Kerns, J. Watkins, T. Burak, G. Coleman. Top Row: C, Esser, L. Putt, D. Poleski. 96.-2 Room 113 MRS. BLANKENSHIP Bottom Row, left to right: N. Hitz, H. Berger, J. Vig- novic, J. Pingielski, B, King, l. Porferfield, R. Carroll. Second Row: F. Warren, J. Talak, F. Stewart, S. Alinder, V. Young, D. Woods, V. Young. Third Row: L. Keil, B. Kephaloyiannis, S. Price, E. Popovich, D. Topich, H. Heard, K. Malloy. Top Row: l. McCroy, D. Cahill, W. Wiggins, R. Dett- linger. 9d-7 Room -6 MR. ROSCOE Bottom Row, left to right: H, Martch, M. J. Briggs, C. Lewis, P. Miller, P. O'Hara, D. Cashi, M. Ca- pozzoli, J, Eichensehr, F. Kerwin. Second Row: R, Coleman, S, Wore, D. Slaypoh, M. Wellington, Y. Middleton, C. Woods, G. Meyers. Third Row: P. Mercurio, R. Kubiak, R, Paskevitz, A. Mitchell, S. Mamula, G, Staude, C. Ratay. Top Row: D. Miskovich, R. Seddon, J. Nunomaker, R. Schiftic, R. Doyle, W, Timmons, 948-7 Room 104 MISS HILL Bottom Row, left to right: Miss Hill, L. Horner, R. Hartman, E, Uniatowski, I.. Gardner, F. Epstein, N. McCombs, C. Coleman, J. Conley, F. Cancilla, L. Dielsi. Second Row: B. lvonish, J. Jordan, J. Kvederis, M. Martch, B. McCreo, J, Bennie, A. Muszynski, B. Swenkosky. Third Row: J, Schmitt, R. Schmidt, B. Toner, L. Po- kora, P. Ciecholski, N. Suess, M. Wuchenich, Fourth Row: B, Brookins, M. Lee, P. Zinn, D. Logan, G. Gogley, C. Kuntz, T. Davies. Top Row: J. Gallagher, L, Albert, R. M. Louis, J. Michel, W. Chase, R. Ryan, R. Junda. 949-2 Room 114 MISS GOLDEN Bottom Row, left to right: E, Novobilsky, A. Augus- tine, M. Floros, E. Mirin, R. Milinski, A, Lipinski, P. Koenig, J. Koenig, R. Cashi. Second Row: C. Millsap, E. Haid, W. Mesick, J. Als ton, D, Reilif, N. Horbaczewski, A, Suska, N Radosevich, Third Row: J. Stabryia, S. Juchniwska, G, Cameron, D, Bagley, A. Rygalski, J. Feth, A, Bischoff, J Cholewinski. Fourth Row: L. Czaban, R. Martini, A. Kasperowski P, Armanowicz, L. Rubbo, D. Kosanovicn, J. Lam- pagna, M. Hunter. Top Row: A. Dayieb, D, Stumpf, L. Smith, G. Wa- leka, R, Netz, R, Loughry, E. Belaiac. 946' - 3 Room 395 MR. BLUMENFELD Bottom Row, left to right: G, Hazefbeck, M. Bog- danski, M, Sedor, A, Burdelslci, M. West, B. Szym- kowiok, P, Zink, J. Multy. Second Row: G. Wright, E, Roell, C. Niedbalski, M. McCann, B. Stoude, M, Dreistadt, L. Siemon, B. McCracken. Third Row: M. Malloy, M. Murray, D. Schultz, M. Rudolph, T. Woods, F, Staude, E. Teschke. Fourth Row: R. Williams, J, Lueckert, H. Friend, R. Rosing, R. Stamer, G. Morton, E. Smith. Ff.th Row: J. Skeels, M. Donagan, A. Tierney, R. Donahue, G. Gibson, E. Frankenfield, T. Munoz. Top Row: W, Winovich, R. Kunz, A. C. Williams. I 946'-4 Room 203 MISS LURIE Bottom Row, left to right: E. Sweeney, L. Wagner, P. D'Angelo, V. Ritson, R. Allenbach, D. McMul- len, M. Purpura, M. Wachynich, M. Garvey, W. Lynch, J. Piontek. Second Row: J. Price, R, Biernacki, R. Seybold, J. O'Donald, D. Yesionek, R. Novak, R, Navarro, R. Feledlk. Third Row: M. Goob, T. Muza, N. Brucker, S. Mac- kiewicz, L. Sauter, J. Wank, P. Napieracz, E. Wabby. Fourth Row: P. Pearson, P. Cochran, M. Burke, N. Crites, R. Burger, M. Pukansky. Top Row: J. Moskiewski, T, Modra, M. Stolar, G. Dayieb, R. Turek, R. Waldo, M, Rotsteen, 856'-7 Room 205 MISS DeMATTY Bottom Row, left to right: M. Reese, V. Irvin, S. Spiegel, L. Kosanovich, M, Voytilla, T. Kotsagre- los, A, Esquivel, A. Visnich, P, Hankovich. Second Row: E. Harris, C. Kszastowska, M. Milano- vich, P, Nleft, C. Stair, E. Martch, L. Kirschman, H. Milanovich. Third Row: B, Simms, F. Woods, O. Johnson, P. Capozzoli, R. Butchko, P. Winkowski, A, Meyer, Fourth Row: P. Przewoznik, S. Mazur, S. Walker, J. Tulenko, L. Jones, M, Williams, M. Opel. Top Row: J, Kuran, A. Tyler, T. Gardner, M, Kosano- 848-2 Room 210 MR. HARKINS vich. Bottom Row, left to right: P, Cloeman, R. Mesick, J. Gallagher, E. Miller, M. Sauers, R. Oravetz, D. Raihall, R. Briggs, R. Belaiac. Second Row: A. Thorhauer, J, Maleski, M. Smear- man, J. Hoffman, D. Ahrenholtz, M. Ruhling, H. Hummell. Third Row: R. Veliius, J. Lewicki, E. Stevenson, W, Lasick, B. Biggart, G. Winowich, M, Babbie. Fourth Row: H. Petruskie, S. Fayad, B. Phar, J. Reichenback, B, Turner, M. Blackburn, I. Rogers, R. Garcia. Top Row: M. Winovich, D. Jankauskas, G, Geesey, L. Hunter, G. Yovetich, B. Minianylo. 76' - 7 Room 216 MR. ROTH Bottom Row, left to right: O, Zebra, R. Held, J. Shatlan, J. Woods, D. Waida, F. Kornides, O. Lee, W. Perry, M. Pagone, A, lrvin, P. Meyers, K. Lipnicky. Second Row: L, Rockot, C. Alston, H. Hemphill, J. Smearman, J. Mural, W. Hoose, H. Killen, C. Allison. Third Row: G. McDonald, R. Snee, M. Kiefer, G. Ar- gotti, M, Karla, G. Bielich, E. Simms, T. Zofcin. Top Row: M, Pitassi, G. Schenle, T. Novak, G. Herko, M. Strongberg, M. Allan, P. Klepsic. ROOM 2ll MISS COHEN Bottom Row, left to right: R. Keil, F. Woods, C. Thor- hauer, J. Giles, W. Meckling, E. Brandt, C. Rush, A. Grotefend, M. Soczik, D. Stasenko. Second Row: P, Meckling, M. Kostelnik, J. Woods, M. Greil, W. Swain, R. Williams, R. Walchesky, G. Johnson. Third Row: R. Henchell, N, Milanovich, C. Belaiac, R. Conway, E. Boyko, B. Weaver, R. Riggs, P. Diemoz. Fourth Row: Z. Karpunin, R. Hummel, G. Wertman, C. Teyssier, W. Tadder, J. Grogan. ROOM 200 MR. JONES Bottom Row, left to right: M. Seddon, C. Stallings, L. Mitts, R. Mitts, L. Fong, R, Rush, E, Stamer, R. Halenda, R. Eichensehr. Second Row: R. Haller, J. Prillo, E. Fox, D. Nugent, T. Pefterman, J. Hawthorne, L. Multy. Third Row: E. Casper, W. Wafecko, R. Carpenter, J. Opel, C. Tyburski, R. Walecko, M. Woods, E. Heard. Fourth Row: A. Rotay, W. Peretiatko, J, Toth, M. Zoroyo, D. Turner, J. Carroll, F. Miniailo, J. Fedorek. Fifth Row: J. Tyler, S. Miniailo, M, Guzik, J. Moss, G. Mamula, 6 left to right: Nancy Hitz, Ida Jean Porterfield Faye Epstein Sandra Allnder Uorzatifrnal TIME T0 MAKE G00 A of i' 9? ,::,-, QV Q s ,' xg. ,, . .-9 f . Q v -.- :LP - in .gf z 'lx1l' ?J a F Q'5Yk T? s ., , 3. 4 v cu I' 1 A I, wi x R ' if Q ,, 1 A..'j, --'f . . V 'Q I 2 W3 l v: hx an .Y Q wi .ax .X 7 'fu W , '52 y 3 R K ?' 1 Q 'Vg D x Q 4' V . ,: ' tn . Y fy- an A K K M , 5 f,,?,'.. K if , ,.,? 5 5 V1 l 1 - Y ,ML tu I 5,11 K-' x X -LM' I W A f 6 -- :.,, -, I 5 xr! XX ixiax-,.. -Q P fi f 1:l .f ' 'Vi 1 iT ' -- ' M- fr n ll 2 H, 'G-W5 1 Am ' KAL, e-f. -, Y s ll .7-Y 1 1 I K WG. V, 1 I I x ' , , -. wiv' 2 E 'ir -or Q ' Wj , ,Af .- ,fn 'Sm -. 4 1 x ' 2 Q n O, A 5 W ' ,S W P N 5 N F ...KK r L .,,, E- . ...A V ijyy-wi . , ' - ' 5, Balm, Shop, funn Bottom Row: R. Videc, R. Toth. Second Row: E. Beck, R. Bozkowski, D. Weingorfner, R. Browne, R. Kerin, D. Keblish, T. Fox, W. Hilderbrondl. Top Row: R, Alexondroff, J. Larkin, P. Greb, J. Hoffman, P. English, H. Kelly. Shan Zum Botiom Row: R. Novak, R. Klernonski, Mr. Cassidy, S. Gigliohi P. Obinger, J. Conley, R. Silinski. Second Row: A. Condemi, R. Kubiok, E. Lestiiion, E. Bocz kowski. Third Row: R. Grossman, R. Pcxllof, R. Trouimon, J. Cicino D. Gyms. Top Row: J. Frczuens, J. Duflner, J. Compise, C. Evans. Q-Shvp, Udd, MR. SIMEONE Bottom Row, left to right: Mr. Simeone, R, Waleko, P. Hochendoner, R. Flannagan. Back Row: C. Bova, R. Smith, E. Repp, F. Dugan, P. Falce, D. Vietmeir, 2-Shop fum MR. SIMEONE Bottom Row, left to right: Mr, Simeone, J. Schznck, A. Insana, R. Wahl, H. Snyder. Back Row: C. Crawford, D. A, Williams, T. Agie, W. Wilson, B. Rodgers. Wowm, fum MR. STONER Bottom Row, left to right: T. Schmitt, G. Ruffing, D. Kehren, F. Mazzarini, F. Walther. Second Row: W. Pfeifer, R. Ray, K. Denk, C. Theo- bald, J. Burdelski, J. Schmidt. Third Row: A. Racisz, D, Kneeland, R. Platt, D Schmidt. Top Row: Mr. Stoner, H. Taylor, L. Hundertmark R. Hays, F. Stuboclc, R. Grace, N. Rufft. Pawn. 0511 MR. STONER Bottom Row, left to right: K. Higginbothan, R. Franz G. Rock, R. Harkins, L. Smith, C. Miller, A Macurak, J. Hankovich, R, Schlachter. Second Row: Mr. Stoner, W. Meyers, J. Egan, W Kelly, J. Balogh, K, Meyer, H. Sell, J. Wafchesky E. Ball. Top Row: T, Hitchings, R. Bakowski, G. Nefhing, F Ray, R. Eiben, R, Kraus, C. Murray, W. Larimer W. Busch. Hmm fum Bottom Row, left to right: E. Joseph, D. Po- laski, T. Donahue, A. Churillo. Second Row: D. Rice, R. Weber, C. Dollison, R. Brooks, E. Kuberski. Top Row: C. Evasovic, R. Kompmeyer, A. Josefick, J, Chasky, J. Chaslxy, J. Hov- rillca, Mr. Smart. dmc Udfi Bottom Row, left to right: P. Mueller, C. Connor, L. Lang, D. Koslewicz, R. Matus- zak, D. Jones. Second Row: H. Passovont, W. Teschke, N. Boehm, J, Beres, R. Faulkner, W. Schiegg. Top Row: C. Maurer, R. Siegworth, R. Mar- kovich, J. Martin. Umm 0,14 Front Row, left to right: Miss McNamara, M. Nunamaker, M. Stomer, R. Lipnicky. Second Row: J. Hamilton, C. Smith, D. Neide rick. Third Row: M. Miller, .'t. w' uu.t- , B. Fuss. Fourth Row: T. Gallik, D. Yostfcn. Fifth Row: J. Lobeko. Qllxbulmtzbn, fL'11LCHflbI'L Front Row: M. McKenzie, R. Sayne, R. Hos- sett, R. Donovan, V. Gruska, A. Fisher Mr. Beadling. Second Row: J. McMullen, D. Rosleclc, J Scheible, P. Nilles, P. Kosian, D. Smith K. Schmidt. Third Row: E. King, R. Parris, R. Vogt, P Bagley, J. Bocheneck, D. Kaylo. Fourth Row: R. Schlereth, T. Konell, M. Wind stein, J. Farley, J. Korenbauer, G. Tegge 75 DzIA,' UvaztLbnaL N -.. ,xxx A V. , .ua Beauty. fulfzum, Bock Row, left to right: P. Henning, G. Sho- rcik, N, Fees, L. Zoglemon, Mrs. William- son. Front Row: H. Bocheneck, A. Hurt, A. Weiss. R. Peppermcan, L. Fronko, J. Golenslcy, C Coppola, M. Koczorowslci. Sfzwbuj, - Udd Front Row: M. Soboski, N. Dunlop, J. Ander- son, E. Helmes, P. Rose, P. Wogget, Second Row: B. Alleboclc, P. DeGregory, J. Lipinicki, B. Jones. Third Row: B. Gollogher, R. Sebastien, A. Vodzok, E. McNally. Fourth Row: C. Lippert, J. McDermitt, M. Hogle, L. Tambellini, M. Tomusko. - fum Front Row, left to right: L. Roebuck, J. Smith, J. Owczorzok, L. Kozmierczolc. Second Row: T. Toflonelli, G. McCarthy, D. Kozmierski, G. Fronczolc. Third Row: B. Betsill, K, Fitz, H. Melecki. Fourth Row: M. Barnes, P, Winchesler, M. Colles, E. Cimillo, G. Hunt. agmutq, Cuitwzn, Front Row, left to right: H. Columbus, R Peppermcn, J. Holtzer, P. Deiley, G Shorolc. Second Row: A. Smith, C. Wuizenhofer, N Kosonovich, M. Fronchelc, J. Ccxlmus, J Modrculc. Bock Row: J. Wilson. 76 Ufgzkzz. 'M Front Row, left to right: M. Dudcs, Pcvlik, C. Weber. Second Row: M. Synborski, M. Lcxcko, Shopene, N. Rossi, B. Brosso. Third Row: L. Reinstudler, C. Hayes, Monaghan. Standing: Miss McNamara, V. Ingle, Gcepfert, J. Garvey. 1 f X . ,M Ms DG' - ,Es -4 . 4:- A Left to right M Nunumuker M Simmer D Yostion, M. Miller, B. Fuss, A Vlfcs C Smnh J Holzer E McNally C. Waizenhofer. e ,,. ff an mm 77 Ns ddufww The S1aFF of the Orlole and the Class of June T954 vvush to acknowledge then' apprecuatlon to all those who have helped make This annual a success Engravlng by THE CANTON ENGRAVING 8. ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 3rd Street S Canton Ohlo J A De-Orno Manager School Servlce Departmenf Pnctures by STREM STUDIOS Puttsburgh Pennsylvania Mr Sam Mellnnger and Prlnhng by KURTZ BROS Clearfleld Pennsylvania The Yearbook Staff and T954 Class lake this oppor tunuty to thank the Office Staff of South and South Vocational Hugh School as well as all persons ln the school for fhenr help l E5 Q T A L ,. fs 6' - . 4 K5 ' J', R 6 w .' , ATO- .E. ' ksx'i lx f X I N H 4 fax .X , ' X '58 'li T' 9 ' T I sb' :' X Mud.. ',Jr. fo 3 L 51 4 N . r rfigv .1 xl X X 1 ' ' .. : lf, ,iffy . . . . , a A ' cl' F 1 . I , if A K data I qfmplm, , ' 4 , . ? f f f fQ Xyf 49 ik ff X f ff ff f f ff f f f ffff ff f AA 1 I . . . . 1 ? - ' A , ' ' Z l k , , I ffl X , . fi . ,f a 5 6 Tiff? ' Wiz, 1 ff5Z'iQ if 1512 2 fi' : '3:1f?ifi1:PZ'ff:Z11' V24 ' fgw ififf' 1:eifQ:52iff:Q 4, fzzg f aff: J ,f:':g, 5 f: gf: . - Tf'f f', ?, ' 'ff 2' ' fiflff' Lffflfiy ' - 'flfff2Qf5f, 551 I fZ2Z55iI:'2L2Z25: fi T? ' ' V ' - f 4 . 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