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GR DE CHOOL FACULTY VESTA B. MILLER Trafford High School California State- Teac-lu-rs College Sth Grade JANET LEE BARMAK Peabody High School Duquesne University CBachelor's De-greej University of Pittsburgh fMaster'sJ Sixth Grade INIARIE G, NICCUSKER Trafford High School Slippery Rock State Teacliers College Fourth Gradi- DOROTHY K. NASER Turtle Creek High School University of Pittshurgh 5th Grade DOLORES NV. FITZVVATER Divine Providence Academy Edinhoro State Teachers Colh-ga University of Pittsburgh First Grade THELMA SMITHBURGER Uniontown High School Indiana State Teachers College Kindergarten NORMA B. ROBINSON Clairton High School California State Teachers College First Grade RECINA MAZICII Mount Nazareth Academy Duquesne University First Grade BETTY I. MARSHALL Greenslnirg High School Indiana State Teachers College Duke University University of Pittsburgh Second Grade
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Senior Class History Continued Soon We were faced with financial prob- lems. Our first venture into the business world was a magazine sale which did not net large profits. In fact, no profit at all! But with bigger hopes and ideas we managed to hold a bake sale and were shocked at the money we made! The scholastic honors were held by Jose- phine Zyhowski, Margaret Baric, Marcie Cra- cion, Cookie Marshalek and Dick Hydak. The boys in the class weren't too ambitious. The May Queen attendants for that year were Mitzi Tarbuck and Janet Matulia who added beauty to the May Queen's court. Towards the end of the year we found out that we were almost bankrupt due to the fact that no dues had been paid. After the three month vacation we came back full of pep and energy, eager to raise 1noney!! With the aid of the Senior boys we man- aged to put on our Junior Class Play All On Account of Louellaf' Bunny Calloro and Richard Hydak held the lead rolls of the play. Mary Jane Marshalek played the part of a typical kid sister, while Mildred Ludmann was the old maid aunt. We vowed next year to have an all girl cast. We just donit have any Clark Cables!! The prom presented our next problem. We still had fifteen boys and thirty-three girls. Unless something was done every boy would have to take 215 girls! After many battles with Mr. Robinson our class held the first open Prom in the history of Trafford High! We danced to Buddy Leeis orchestra and everyone vowed Qwhile arms were being twisted! that they had a wonderful time. On the football field the Juniors offered Herky Asquino, Tubby Twardowski, John Ogle, Paul Turkovich, Gene Corl, John Zigaro- vich, Dave Robinson, Jack Connor, Sam Godich, and John Carlheim. In basketball our pla ers were John Zigarovich, Dave Robinson, and,Herkv Asquino. Tubby Twardowski, Sam Codich, Dave Robinson, John Ogle, Dick Hydak, and John Carlheim were on the track team. On the Cirlis Varsity we had the ruflies of the class. Twvla Bigler, Mitzi Tarbuck, Jose- phine Carter, and Ann Behe. The Junior attendants for Mav Queen were Arlene Neale and,Marcia Cracion. For the Valentineis Day Dance Dick Hydak and Marcie Gracion were elected King and Queen of Hearts. Ah! finally after three years of long waiting we became the mighty Seniors of Trafford High. Once again we elected Herky Asquino, President, Mary Jane Marshalek, Vice Presi- dent, Betty Koepka, Secretaryg and Wilma Meager, Treasurer. We started another first by having the yearbook come out before graduation. But we'll have to find a way of getting around to the debt. The only plans made were having an auction and that only got as far as talking about it. Bunny Calloro and John Ogle carried the leads in the Senior Class play Don't Darken My Doori' and proved that they were tops in acting. In the field of sports Herky Asquino, David Robinson, Bernie Twardowski, John Zigarovich, Gene Corl, and Jack Connor show- ed their talents in football. John Zigarovich was the only Senior on the Basketball team and proved mighty helpful to Mr. Trembath and the Team. We had a wonderful class party. Eating, dancing, and having pictures taken with every- one looking as crazy as ever. We also took a trip to Torrcnce. We had to explain to some of the attendants that some of us were really studentsC?J at Trafford. We promised not to mention it but Vernie Consoli ate all the way up and all the way back! Jack Connor displayed his talents as an End Man. He did his clowning on the stage for a change. Herky Asquino proved to be a very capable interlocutor. A few more of our seniors contributed to the success of the minstrel bv singing in the chorus. Herky proved to all of us that he was still the biggest brown noser for the year of 152. Sam Codich was the Class joker and from the last reports Jack Connor and Paul Turko- vich were in a neck to neck race seeing who could talk the loudest and break the most test tubes in Chemistry class. Ah, those were the days when everyone was trying to blow up the place or else burn someone with a bunsen burner. Mitzi Tarbuck was elected May Queen and Arlene Neale and Janet Matulia were elected Senior attendants. We close now saying that we have really enjoyed our teachers and classes. We all know that we'll miss everyone including Mr. Schrock and we'll treasure the wonderful memories? We end this with just one comment: We entered our Freshman year with our pockets full and our heads empty. We now leave our Senior year with our heads full C?! and our pockets empty,
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