Trafford High School - Reflector Yearbook (Trafford, PA)

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Chorus CHORUS - GIRLS ist Row, left to right-K. Hopkins, D. Rishel, L. Shawley, N. J. Bradley, L. Ventura, B. Neale, B. Lawson, E. Kain, B. Ruckle, B. Ruckle, K. Simmons, B. Dragan, .I. Graffius. 2nd Row-R. M, Petrini, P. Morocco, S, Camp, S. Graham, P. Gunio, M. Harni- car, S. Walter, J. Garton, J. Dumm, D. Wislocky, R. Rossetti, C. Zeravica, D. Draganac. 3rd Row-J. lovino, A. Paola, K. Ya- nuso, J. Bayko, P. Fundis, A. Zigarovich, M. Doperak, F. Zimmerman, J. Bartakovich, M. Dilmore, D. Morocco, J. Vince. 4th Row-G. Brown, N. Koepka, D, Miller, N. Walkc, D. Schrock, E. Smithbower, M. Cunningham, C. Jenkins, J. Lawrence, A. Wis- ser, C. Stakor. CHORUS - BOYS 'Ist Row, left to right-L. Kemerer, T. Desmond, W. Gorvis, M. Perry, B. Jenkins, J. McHugh, N. Covalancia, R. DeFrank, W Lawson, J. Barsic, V. Bush, H. Norton, D. Wrocker. 2nd Row-P. Bermon, J. Sopko, L. Brown, R. Battle, W. Wilson, F. Urban A. Washko, G. Burkel, W. Morocco, M. Varsafsky, J. Stonisic, C. Fix, Mr. Ferri. 3rd Row-L. Corl, D. Green, J. Johnson, K Mathias, P. Wislocky, R. Ference, W. Daugherty, D. Smith, J. Chiappetti. 4th Row-E. Mandich, J. Kopylcheck, W. Novak, R Hydak, M. Gotch, J. Barsic, R. Sorbo. 'I7

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Band The Trafford High School band, under the direction of Mr. Henry Ferri, has progressed greatly in the past year. The band consists of seventy-two pieces, eight maiorettes, and four color guards, Judy Cimbora, Margie Bartakovich, Betty Neale, and Gerry Schutz. They made a great many successful appearances. Along with marching and formations at the nine football games, the band also took part in the Hallo- ween Parade. They helped with the Armistice Day celebration and their annual concert was given in the spring. Some of the members were privileged to present a series of programs to the Parent-Teachers Association, while a number of students were invited to par- ticipate in the county band festival. Joe Barsic took part in the district band festival and went on to state band. This year the band has lost eighteen of their members through graduation. Those who graduated were Regina Rosetti, Jean Magiera, Lois Shawley, Joyce Simmons, Darlene Schrock, Dolores Cunningham, Carole Brown, Gilbert Burkel, Ronald Crookston, Myro Dent, Donn Smith, John Chiapetti, Joe Barsic, and Bill Morocco. The two senior maiorettes who graduated were Dolores Traficante and Nancy Maiernik, and the two graduating color guards were Judy Cimbora and Margie Bartakovich. This year ends with the thought, aim, and hope that next year will bring an even better band. Ist Row, standing, left to right-J. Cimbora, B. Neale, M. Dobos, B. Johnson, E. Pascador, L. Bermon, C. Mandich, D. Zigoro vich, G. Lentz, R. Nigrini, A. George, E. Gallagher, J. Graffius, G. Schufz, M. Bartakovich. 2nd Row-J. Magiera, J. Gorton M. Godich, D. Geiger, K. Hopkins, E. Crookston, R. Patrick, A. Krupor, M. Yourcheck, L. Showley. 3rd Row-S. Novak, J Boyer, M. Ference, M. Newman, R. Rossetti, D. Wislocky, Joyce Simmons, K. Simmons, B. Halgas, G. Pascador, N. Cavaluncia A. Henderson, Mr. Ferri. 4th Row-M. Nigut, C. Brown, D. Schrock, F. Zimmerman, P. Garvis, M. Kashawlic, A. Wisser, D Cunningham, E. Zychowski, B. Garvis. 5th Row-P. Bermon, G. Schneider, L. Brown, R. Battle, M. Dent, G. Burkel, R. Geiger R. Crookston, R. Sorbo, J. Johnson. 6th Row-D. Smith, J. Barsic, B. Wilson, T. Davis, B. Morocco, P. Wislocky, J. Chiapetti R. Ference.

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lst Row Seated, left to right-E. Pascador, D. Rishel, G. Schultz, J, George, S. Lcxcivita, A. J. Ruckle, C. Premoshls J Zigarovich, A. Kuchta, J. Cimprich, Mrs. Loutzenhiser. 2nd Row-G. Simmons, D. Ammon, J. Dumrn, B. Nunn, B Sono vich, M. Harnicar, K. Burkett, D. Schutz, J. Louderback, A. Wisser. 3rd Row-J. Bartakovich, J. Fike, D. Morocco, M Dil more, M. Nigut, K. Miller, G. Lambeth, W. Jenkins. 4th Row-M, Booher, V. Bush, R. Battles, J. Johnston, R. Ference B Halgas, W. Cardift, R. Bigler. Art Club The Art Club, in its third year, under the able direction of Mrs. C. Loutsenhizer, gives students the opportunity to enioy the theories of art. One of the two maior proiects during the school year was the painting of the backdrop for various activities, such as the Minstrel and Grade School Christmas Operetta. Copper jewelry, the other proiect, pro- vided a means of earning money. The new kiln was used in the process of enameling the iewelry and for other types of ceramic work. Camera Club The Camera Club is an extracurricular activity with Mr. Kenyon as the sponsor. Dur- ing the school year the club took pictures of football and basketball games, assemblies, and other school events. The pictures were used by the Tomahawk, Reflector, some local newspapers, and various organizations. The Camera Club sponsored the annual Sadie-Hawkin's Day Dance and sold pictures as a means of earning money. The club provides interested students with a fully equipped darkroom to develop and en- large pictures, and the two Press Cameras. lst Row Seated, left to right-R. Kocher, B. Garvis, G. Kurtz, D. Smith, M. Dent, W, Wilson, G. Fresch, 2nd Row-Mr. Kenyon, C. Brown, B. Ruckle, B, Ruckle S. Walters, N, Koepka, F. Zimmerman. 'I8