Swissvale High School - Swissvalian Yearbook (Swissvale, PA)

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xl 'F K 'fi .iii wt ,. l 1 :si .ai JOSEPH S. MALLEY Joe, who is a lot of fun, did a commendable job in the Senior Class Play, Cheaper by the Doz- en. His favorite interests are sleeping, swimming and school C?J. He would like very much to go to college next year to prove his ability in the field of business administration. NORMA JEAN MCCOLLOUGH Norma, one of our pretty Swiss Misses, was a very efficient typist on the Valistic. The Bowling Club, Y-Teens, and Camera Club were also among her school activities. She has won many honors with her skill in archery. Norma plans to take up business administration in college. WILLARD A. MCKAY Willy, a future engineer, hopes to be counted among the alumni of Carnegie Tech. He spends some of his spare time hunting and swim- ming and was a member of the Color Guard. Willy was a credit to his home room in all intramural sports. He was dependable in everything he undertook. BARBARA ANN MCTIERNAN Barb's future plans are in action right now, as she has been attend- ing business school as well as SHS during the year. She was a faith- ful member of the Choir and was in the business law play. In addition to her willingness to help out in intramurals, Barb also en- joyed bowling. KIRK J. METZGER Kirk, an active volleyball and basketball intramural player, and considered a fine home room friend, also found time to be a reliable football manager. Like all boys, he enjoys eating and playing foot- ball with his pals. After graduation, Kirk plans to enter college, though he hasn't decided just what course he'll take. SAMUEL LEWIS MAURY One of Room 17's sturdiest boosters was Sam, who went in for intramurals in a great way. He was in the Choir for three years and was a member of the sound crew for the Senior Class Play. After Ohio State, his greatest ambition is to become a doctor like his father. DAVID MCGOUGH Dave, one of our leading athletes ever since junior high, has played football, basketball, and baseball during his three years at SHS. He intends to go right on playing sports when he enters college, but after that, Da-Da, one of Room 13's selected few, plans to become a draftsman. ELIZABETH J. MCKIM This happy-go-lucky miss, with a sweet smile and disposition to match, will make a very good air- line hostess someday. Liz was a faithful member of the Bowling and Camera Clubs and was a great asset in intramural games. Swim- ming and dancing rate tops on Liz's list. RITA MCTIERNAN Are the Flashes playing tonight? If so, you can count on seeing Rita there to cheer them on to victory. One of our most enthusiastic stu- dents, she took part in the Camera Club, Bowling Club, Valistic, Y- Teens, and intramurals. Rita hopes to venture into the business world. JOANNE MARY MIELE Here is a cute girl who adds a laugh wherever she may be. Pidge has been vice-president or secretary of her home room during each of her three years at SHS. Joanne, who loves to dance and collect records, is considered a terrific athlete by her classmates.

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IDRS ROBERT KLEMMER Bob, one of our very active sen- iors, is also one of the best looking. He was a member of our football team for three years and was also a basketball manager. He took part in the school intramurals and this year was our class vice-presi- dent. Someday Bob hopes to be an aeronautical engineer. STEVEN KUZMICH just what would Room 13 have done without Kuz and his ability to draw cartoons? We think he could really do something with that gift, but Steve's main interests lie in fixing cars and listening to rock 'n roll. He'll make a pleas- ant and cooperative mechanic. JOSEPH LAVERDE Joe's plans for a career in the future consist of going into indus- try. Right now, though, he likes to loaf and paint his car, which he could tell you just can't be done at the same time. He was a valu- able member of Room 12's intra- mural teams. PHILIP M. LYNCH This happy - go - lucky senior hailed from Room 13. When it comes to cars, Phil knows his stuff. Loafing suits him to a T, but he was right there when it came to intramural games. Phil soon will become a Boy in Blue and then he'd better know What's happen- ing. DAVID P. MADIGAN Dave, a joy-loving senior, re- ported to Room 24. He was very active in intramurals and has en- joyed many good times in high school. He has an after school job helping his father, but his favorite pastimes are sports, sleeping, and driving his Hot Merc. CON STANCE KOVAL Our Junior Prom Queen was very active in school affairs. She was a majorette, a Y-Teen mem- ber, a reporter for the Valistic, and secretary of Student Council. Swimming and listening to music take up Connie's extra time. After college, she plans to be a home economist. ANTHONY S. LAMBERTI One of our schoo1's best artists was Tony, but in addition he con- tributed much to the football and baseball teams. I-Ie spends most of his leisure time listening to records or dancing, and resting up from last summer when he had a tremendous amount of experience doing construction jobs--which he hopes to make his life work. RUTH A. LUDWIG Ruth is a pretty and popular senior, with a pleasing personality and a winning smile. Being news editor for the Valistic, secretary for the Y-Teens, a member of the Band, Choir, and Student Council were among Ruthie's activities. This future nurse is also very handy with the paintbrush and pencil. BARBARA MACCUMBEE Barb claims her ambition Che- sides marriagej is to make lots of money, but she'll have to add work to her list of interests-dancing, swimming, and eating--to achieve it! Y-Teens, intramurals, and Ever- ett's Little Store have taken up much of her time in the past few years. REGIS S. MAJOR Regis, who hailed from Room 16, was active in sports, especially in home room intramurals -- in which he excelled. In his spare time, when not working at Bar'd's, he enjoys driving his car. Regis has one great ambition, to attend the Navy Air School.

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IDRS AUDREY MILLER Booby is a very active and beau- tiful girl from Room 13. Her long list of activities included Y-Teens, Valistic, Cheaper by the Dozen, intramurals, Bowling Club, and Student Council. Her outside in- terests are swimming, sports, and drive-ins. After graduation it's secretarial work for this lass. CAROL ANN MORRISSEY Painting landscapes and por- traits is one of Carol's hobbies. Another interest is fashions, wear- ing the latest, and reading fashion magazines. She is now a sales girl in an East Liberty store, but event- ually she wants to go into the field of interior decorating or dress designing. GRANT NORRIS During his three years at SHS, Bucky won seven varsity letters. When he wasn't at practice, Bucky was either eating or sleeping. He served on Student Council for three years and was vice-president of our junior class. In the future we may see him hitting homeruns at Forbes Field. JEANNE E. O'GRADY Jeanne is a lovely, lively lass, active both in school and out. In school she was a Y-Teen officer, Candy Corporation officer, and an ardent intramural participant. She also enjoys dancing, swimming, and driving. Her ambition is to make a success of whatever field she chooses. GRETCHEN L. PAFF Combining business with plea- sure has been the lot of this lively girl, who just loves dancing and who teaches it for the Fillion Stu- dios. One of our dependable recep- tionists. Gretchen enjoyed bowling, dramatics, and Y-Teens. College is her ambition for next Fall. NIKOLAOS MORAYTIS One of our most active boys, Nick was kept busy this year as co-editor of the SWISSVALIAN. He also participated in Band, Dance Band, Student Council Cas vice-presidentl, both class plays, intramurals, and Intercom Crew. Nick's goal is an engineering career after college. LINDA K. MURRAY Linda is a vivacious girl who helped to make the Junior Prom Court more beautiful. Her favorite activities were the Valistic feature staff, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Camera Club, Junior Class Play, and intramurals. She likes to listen to good music and plans to study journalism in a small college. TERRENCE O'CONNOR This sandy haired senior from Room 17 played intramurals at noon, but after school his time was devoted to the blue Plymouth. He kept his car in top-notch condition so he wouldn't have to walk to school from the Square. Terry plans to become a mechanic, a job he hopes to learn more about at night school. LAWRENCE OLINGER Larry was a great asset to Room 22's intramural teams as well as serving as our junior class treasurer and as home room officer for three years. He was also a member of the Prom Court selection commit- tee. This Road Saint spends all his time working on cars, especially his roadster. MADELIN E T. PARIS Lynn is a very delightful person to be with. She proved her acting ability in the Junior Play and the business law play. Lynn could often be seen running into Room 6 to hand in her Valistic assignment. Business school is next, then sec- retarial work.