Trafford High School - Reflector Yearbook (Trafford, PA)

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Stage Crew Work! Work! Work! Our able stage crew did just that all year. They put up and took down the auditorium chairs, pulled the cur- tain, took care of the stage and lighting, placed furniture and props for plays and as- sisted the janitor. Minstrels added cleaning to the various jobs. They held a few dances to raise money and at the end of the year, took their annual Pittsburgh trip for dinner and the Ice Capades. S. Draganac, E. Cigich, C, Zigaro- vich, V, Capets ajorettes The majorettes did a very fine job this year. Under the leadership of Dolores Trafi- cante and Nancy Majernik, they started prac- tice during the summer and worked hard throughout the football season. They marched at every game and emphasis was placed on the routines and dances performed at the half time shows. They held several dances to raise money in order to buy trophies for the two seniors. These girls also get jackets from the band. Seated, left to right-N, Majernik, D. Traticante. Standing-J. Fike, R. M, Petrini, M. Cunningham, N. Walko, E. Kain, J. Jones.

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'Ist Row, seated, left to right-V, M. Smith, A. J. Ruckle, C. Premoshis, K. Simmons, D. Pratt, B. Ruckle, J. Zigarovich, B. Ruckle. 2nd Row-A. Krupar, J. Magiera, J. Graffius, D. Ammon, S. Walters, P. Gunia M. Newman, M. A. Snopko, R. Rossetti, M. Harnicar. 3rd Row-M. Yourcheck, K. Burkett, D. DeFrank 1 1 M. Doperak, F. Zimmerman, J. Cimbora, N. Koeplca, A. Zigarovich, N. Yanuso, E. Smithbower, Mrs. Harris 4th Row-D. Smith, C. Stakor, M. A. Nabuda, D. Cunningham. F. H . . The Trafford Chapter of the Future Home- makers of America started its year off by elect- ing Judy Cimbora, President, Dolores Cunning- ham, Vice President, Regina Rossetti, Secretary, and Nancy Yanuzo, Treasurer. Mrs. Harris con- tinued as our advisor. The two biggest proiects of the year were doing the laundry for the nurse to earn money and making toys, which were given to needy children. Other proiects were the tea for Open House, Tomahawk Banquet and Mother's Day Tea. All members get pins and the Seniors got a special gift. Home Nursing The Home Nursing Class, sponsored by Miss Daugherty, was the largest in a long time. The attendance every Monday and Wednesday for a semester, was fourteen. The course consisted of answering ques- tions, discussing problems and general care for a patient at home. A few days were taken off from nursing the patient to have a Halloween and Christmas party. Aside from the Home Nursing Course being educational, it was very enioyable, and we thank Miss Daugherty for being a very patient in- structor. ist Row--D. Rishel, J. Dumm, C. Brown, S. Camp, S. Graham, P. Morocco. 2nd Row-M. Newman, M. A. Snopko, M. A. Nabuda, C. Jenkins, J. Vince. 19

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Left to right-N. Koepka, D. Morocco, J. Dumm, N. J. Bradley, J. Bayko, J. Lawrence, J. Minto, P, Gunia Cheerleaders Under the direction of Miss Remaley, the cheerleaders supplied plenty of pep with new cheers and motions during the T955-56 season. The two new cheerleaders were Nedra Koepka and Pauline Gunia. Norma Jean Bradley and Juliann Bayko are the graduating seniors. They held a raffle during the summer and a few dances to raise money for uniforms and iackets. County Chorus Six students from T. H. S. were given the distinction of attending Westmoreland County Chorus this year. lt was held at St, Vincent Preparatory School at Latrobe, on March lst and Qnd. The guest conductor was Theodore Marier of Boston, Massachusetts. The experience proved very worthwhile to those who attended. Carole Brown and Paul Wislocky also participated in the District Chorus at Shaler Township High School on April 5th, 6th, and 7th. Seated, left to right-D, Schroclc, C. Brown, D. Wislocky. Standing-W, Morocco, J. Barsic, P. Wislocky 5 Q f-duh .7 01