United High School - La Vista Shamrock Yearbook (Armagh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

Presenting: Your Life As A 1 Student! What we feel in our hearts cannot be expressed in words as we try to show our gratitude to Mrs. Winslow and Mr. Madill who have given much of themselves in an effort to make us better and happier citizens. We are grateful to them for so many things, but we are especially grateful to Mrs. Winslow for the knowledge of English that she has so patiently instilled on our minds, and to Mr. Madill for the fine example of sportsmanship that he has set for boys and girls alike. 2 Both are top-rate teachers, second to none. Their patience with us went to them with questions, their belief in us that we would make tf these are the things we shall cherish. We wish to express our thanks for the inspiration they of us students would have fallen by the wayside had they their confidence in our ability to succeed. Because of hopes and dreams may come to their fullest realization. Throughout the many years that they have been with us, Mrs. Winslow and Mr. Madill have become symbols of knowledge. We of the Class of 1960 wish to express to them the gratitude that we feel in our hearts for all they have meant to us. us by efforts, our 3 CONTENTS I, the 1960 La Vista, present unto you, a student of United High School, the story of your life. My pages contain the happenings that you will be sure to enjoy in future years. On my pages you will discover memories of your most cherished moments, the prom, sporting events, musical presentations. May Day, newspaper, and clubs. May I invite you to open my pages and relive a day in your school life. Student Devotions At United Oh! Boy! Chow! Lunch time at the cafeteria . . . 8 If I'm elected . . . Speech time in English class. High School Someone to tell our problems to; our guidance counselor. Purse snotcher? Homework! Homework! Homework! Our Administration Principal H. Foster Hill B.S., M.Ed. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. University of Pittsburgh Principal's Secretary Anna Marie Bako Supervising Principal Woodrow Phillippi B.S., M.Ed. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. University of Pittsburgh Wayne University 10 Mrs. Shoup and Mr. Phillippi Our Faculty Mathematics Frances W. Nantais A.B., B.S. Allegheny College State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. University of Pittsburgh Amanda Lowry B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Muskingum College Grove City College Gladys Thomas B.S., Ed., M. Lift. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. University of Pittsburgh Ronald E. McCoy B.S., M.Ed. Hershey Junior College State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. University of Pittsburgh Mrs. Nantais, Miss Lowry, Miss Thomas, and Mr. McCoy. Science Mr. Skavarla. Mr. Frey, Mr. George, and Mr. Wagner. James Skavarla B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Ronald Frey B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Glenn George B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Robert Wagner B.S., M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University 11 English John Watto B.S., Ed., M.Litt. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. University of Pittsburgh John Clawson A.B., M.Ed. Juniata College Eastern Seminary Temple University University of Pittsburgh Bethany College Margaret Winslow A.B. Allegheny College Pennsylvania Stote University Vesta Altimus B.S. Stote Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Pennsylvania State University Mr. Watta, Mr. Clawson, Mrs. Winslow, and Miss Altimus. Social Living Mr. St. Clair, Mrs. Strong, Mr. O'Malley, Mr. Vargo, and Mrs. Lomnicki. Fredrick St. Clair B.S., M.Ed. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Pennsylvania State University Dorothy Strong B.S., M.Ed. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. New York University Pennsylvania State University John O'Malley B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. John Vargo B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Anna Lomnicki State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. 12 Home Economics Mrs. Pecsenye ond Mrs Weiss. Business Louis Pecsenye B.S. Stote Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Indiana University LaNelle Weiss B.S. Harding College Albert McClure B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Lydia McCoy B.S. Stote Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Ruth Gray B.S State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Mr McClure, Mrs. McCoy, and Mrs. Gray. 13 Special Education Mr. Posierb and Mr. McClure. Alexander Pasierb BA St. Francis College University of Pittsburgh Marvin McClure B.S. University of Pittsburgh State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Health and Physical Education Mary McMullen B.S. Geneva College Chautauqua School of Physical Education Lucy Wadsworth B.S. Pennsylvania State University Stephen Yewcic B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh Thomas Madill B.S. Pennsylvania State University University of North Carolina Mrs. McMullen, Miss Wadsworth, Mr. Yewcic, and Mr. Madill. 14 Librarian, Guidance Counselors, Student Teachers, and Driver s Education John Selkirk B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Thomas Gnibus (Student Teacher) State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Mildred Cerutti State Teachers College Clarion, Penna. Karl Umbower (Student Teacher) State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Ronald McCoy Guidance Counselor James Farabaugh B.S., M.Ed. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. University of Pittsburgh Mr. Selkirk, Mr. Gnibus, Miss Cerutti, Mr. Umbower, Mr. McCoy, and Mr. Farabaugh. Music and Art John Byers B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Alice Sheeder B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Dwight Pecsenye B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. Indiana University 15 Mr. Byers, Mrs. Sheeder, and Mr. Pecsenye. Social Studies Mr. Warzel, Mr. Bufagna, and Miss Liggett. Roland Warzel B.A. St. Francis College Pennsylvania University Donald Bufagna B.S. State Teachers College Indiana, Pa. Marie Liggett B S. M £ - State Teachers College Indiana, Penna. University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania University Temple University Industrial Arts and Agriculture Donald Mankamyer B.S. State Teachers College California, Penna. William Clendenen B.A., M.J., B.S., M.E. Newport News Apprentice School William and Mary Virginia Polytechnic Institute Edward Showalter B.S. State Teachers College California, Penna. Mr. Mankamyer, Mr. Clendenen, and Mr. Showalter. 16 JUNE ALLEN - JUNE Commercial - College May Day Newspaper National Honor Society F. B. L. A. BARBARA BAKO - BARB Commercial - Secretary May Day Pep Club Student Council BARBARA KAY BECKER -KAY Commercial - Work May Day Band Newspaper County Band NICHOLAS H. BEREZANSKY - NICK Academic - Mechanic Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Track Dramatics JAMES ARFORD - TIGER Industrial Arts - Undecided Rifle Club PAUL BEALUNIS - INKY Industrial Arts • President Intramurals WILLIAM BENNET - BOEG Agriculture • Drive Truck Rifle Club F. A. A. EDWARD H BETTS - BETTS Industrial Arts - Welder Science Club Rifle Club 18 JOAN BETTS - JO EARL E. BUNK - BUNK Commercial • Secretary Newspaper Industrial Arts - Make Money F. B L. A. G. A. A. Red Cross Club Intramurals GRACE M. BORING - GIS Commercial - Office Work WILLIAM G. BOZOCHOVIC - SOUEEK May Day Industrial Arts • Work Majorette F. B L. A Senior Hi Chorus Projectionist Club Pep Club HERBERT BRACKEN - JOYCE BRENDLINGER - JOY HEUBBY Commercial • Undecided Industrial Arts - Engineer Projectionist Club Pep Club Senior Hi Chorus Rifle Club May Day F. B L. A. G. A. A. Red Cross Club LARRY BRiNKS - PORK BEVERLY BUCHANAN - BEV General - Undecided Commercial Undecided Varsity Football May Day Newspaper F. B. L. A. Senior Hi Chorus 19 DALE BUCHANAN - DONALD BURKETT - BUCK BERTHA C. CAMERON - MARJORIE CAMPBELL - WRENCH Academic Move to BERTHA MARGIE Commercial Bookkeeper Missouri Commercial - Secretory Academic • Elementary Rifle Club Rifle Club F. B. L. A. G. A. A. Senior Hi Chorus Teacher May Day Pep Club G. A. A. Dramatics ROBERT CAMPBELL - BOB DELLA MAE CARNEY - DAVID CHERO - DAVE PHYLLIS L. CHERO - PHILLIE Agriculture • Farmer DELLA Industrial Arts • Work Academic - Nurses' Training F. F. A. Vocational Homemaking May Day Senior Hi Chorus G. A. A. F. H. A. Intramurals May Day Newspaper Majorette 20 RONALO L. CHERO - ZEBO STEPHEN F. KONDRAT - MARGARET JUNE CRAMER - NANCY DECKER - NAN Industrial Arts - Army STEVE JARG Vocational Homemaking Rifle Club Commercial • Bookkeeper Academic - Penn State May Day Newspaper Club F. B. L A. May Day Operetta Senior Hi Chorus Pep Club Newspaper Senior Hi Chorus Track Rifle Club Band Senior Hi Chorus F. H. A. ROBERT DIETZ - DIETZ JANET E. DOUGLAS - DOUG JOHN E. DOUGLAS - JOHN BETTY EDMISTON - BETTY Industrial Arts • Refrigerator Repairman Commercial - Make Money Academic - Manufacturing Commercial Undecided Senior Hi Chorus Projectionist Club May Day Concert Band Newspaper Pep Club Newspaper Projectionist Club Band F. B. L. A. Rifle Club Stage Crew County Band Senior Hi Chorus 21 MERLE EDMISTON - PUNK General • Undecided Track Cross Country RICHARD FOSTER - DICK Agriculture Former F. F. A. THEODORE GLUSKO - TED General - School V. Football Track V. Basketball JAMES GRAHAM - JIM Agriculture - Navy F. F. A. THOMAS R. FINNEGAN -TOM Academic • Army Projectionist Club Rifle Club CAROLINE JANE GEORGE -CAROLYN Homemaking - Beautician F. B. L. A. F. H. A. Red Cross Club Dramatics DONALD GOODLIN -GOODY General - Electrical Engineer Projectionist Club Pep Club Rifle Club RICHARD W GRIFFITH -GRIFF Academic • Teacher Senior Hi Chorus Rifle Club F. T. A. Chemistry Club 22 LINDA A HALL - LINDA Commercial • WAF'i ROY M HARDING - DING Academic - College May Day Newspaper Senior Hi Chorus F. B. L. A. SALLY L. HEMING - HEM Commercial - C. I. A. May Day Newspaper National Honor Society Pep Club RICHARD HILTY - DICK Academic - College Pep Club Dramatics BERNARD A HOOVER -BERNIE Academic - Undecided Pep Club Senior Hi Chorus Newspaper Band Dance Band Pep Club ARNOLD LEROY HEWITT -ARNIE Academic • I. S. T. C. J. V. Basketball Science Club Chemistry Club WILLIAM EVERETT HOLLEN -BILL Industrial Arts - Air Force Intramurals JAMES JENKINS - JIM General - Undecided Band 23 BLANCHE JOHNS - GIZMO TERRY Z. JOHNSTON - T. J. Commercial - Secretary Academic - College May Day Newspaper Operetta Senior Hi Chorus Newspaper Band National Honor Society Dance Band GERALD C. KITZMILLER -KITZY General • Air Force Varsity Football J. V. Football Track Rifle Club BARRY C. KNUPP - CHARLIE Agriculture • Farmer F. F. A. HENRY KUKULA - HANK Industrial Arts • Undecided Senior Hi Chorus Rifle Club PATRICIA KUKULA • PAT Commercial • Business College May Doy Newspaper F. B. L. A. Cheerleading CONSTANCE LANE -CONNIE Academic • College ♦ Industrial Chemistry Dance Band Newspaper Band National Honor Society ALYCE LARKIN - ALYCE Commercial - Stenographer May Day Newspaper Cheerleading F. B. L. A. 24 JANE LAYMAN • JANIE Academic • Undecided May Day Band Majorette Pep Club SYLVIA LONAS - SIB Academic • Work May Day Pep Club Q. A. A. RAYMOND C. LINDSEY -RAY Commercial • Navy Newspaper F. B. L. A. Senior Hi Chorus Rifle Club REXFORD LONG • REX Industrial Arts • Undecided Rifle Club RHODA MAE LINGAR -RHODA Academic • Undecided May Day Majorette Operetta G. A. A. ROBERT LYONS - BOB Agriculture • Dairy Farm V. Football Track F. A. A. WILLIAM LODER - BILL Academic - Armed Forces Rifle Club Pep Club Hunting Fishing Club Student Council JUNE LaVERNE MANGES -JUNE Commercial - Secretary May Day Newspaper Band County Band 25 ALVERA MARCUS - AL Commercial - Receptionist- Typist May Day Newspaper F B. L. A G. A. A. CLARA JANE McCLAIN - SIS Commercial - Secretary May Day Cheerleading Pep Club G. A. A. MARGARET McCRACKEN -PEG Academic - I. S. T. C. - Music Major Newspaper Student Council National Honor Society State Chorus SHIRLEY McDOWELL -SHIRLEY Homemaking - Model May Day Operetta Senior Hi Chorus F. H. A. 26 ROBERT MATTERN - PUNK Academic • College Newspaper Track DAVID McCL'NTOCK - DAVE Industrial Arts • Work Intramurals MARY McDOWELL - JO Commercial • Business College May Day F. B. L. A. Pep Club Dramatics THELMA McGINNIS -GINNY Commercial • Secretary May Day Newspaper Operetta Senior Hi Chorus RAYMOND DALE MclNTIRE -MAC Academic • Bricklayer Rifle Club BETTY MEDSGER - LARD Academic • College Newspaper Band National Honor Society District Chorus FAYE LOUISE MISNER - FAY Homemaking - Bestform Operetta F. B. L. A. Senior Hi Chorus RICHARD MURDICK - DICK Agriculture • College National Honor Society F. F. A. Student Council douglas mclaughlin - DOUG General - Barber V. Football V. Basketball DAVID L. MERKEL - MERK Commercial - Bookkeeper F. B. L. A Projectionist Club Rifle Club TIMOTHY J. MULVIHILL -TIM Academic • College Newspaper V. Football Track Student Council JAMES NAUGLE - JIMSY Agriculture - Bulldozer Operator Projectionist Club Senior Hi Chorus Rifle Club 27 JAMES F. NELSON - JIM LINDA G. NIXON - LINDA PAT PETRICIG (NIXON) - CONSTANCE NYLAND - Academic • Air Force Commercial - Marriage MILO GUS Rifle Club National Honor Society Academic Air Force Academic • Undecided May Day Band Announcer May Day Newspaper Projectionist Club Pep Club F. B. L. A. Senior Hi Chorus Science Club G. A. A. Dramatics ALBERT PARSLEY - AB LESLIE K. PATRICK - JEDDY DONALD PETERSON - KILLER MICHAEL PILLAR . BUD Agriculture • Bulldozer Operator General - Work Industrial Arts • Undecided General - Army F. F. A. F. B. L. A. Pep Club Senior Hi Chorus Senior Hi Chorus Pep Club Intramurals 28 DANIEL PISARCIK - DANNY Academic - Air Force Rifle Club Science Club ROSS PLOWMAN - ACE Commercial • Public Accountant Band F. B. L. A. Pep Club County Chorus MARTHA JANE RAGER -JANE Commercial - Secretary May Day National Honor Society F. B. L. A. G. A. A. DOROTHA ROBINSON . DOTTI Academic - College Dramatics Science Club National Honor Society G. A. A. LARRY RUMMEL - LARRY EDWARD A. SESOCK BETTY J. SHAW - RED DENNIS SHAFFER - CAT JAMES YOWORSKI - JIMMY Academic • Electrical Engineer Pep Club Senior Hi Chorus Agriculture - Butchering Academic - Beautician School National Honor Society Rifle Club May Day F. F. A. Newspaper Cheerleader Commercial - Salesman F. B. L. A. Pep Club Senior Hi Club General - Navy Pep Club Science Club 29 RALPH SHETLER - BUD Industrial Arts - Welder Intramurals Chorus JUNIOR SHOUP - JUNIOR General - Electronic Engineer Chemistry Club Intramurals FAY SILBAUGH - FAY Business ■ Join Waves FBLA Red Cross Club ETTA BELLE SMITH • ETTA Business • Secretary FBLA GAA Dramatics Club Pep Club WILHELMINA STEINER -WILLY Home Economics - Wife FHA Chorus Red Cross May Day WILLIAM SURIKE - BILL Industrial Arts • Navy Rifle Club Boys' Cooking Club Intramurals Football DONALD STEWART -STEWARTY Industrial Arts • Painter Intramurals Pep Club JOE VANGERI - MAVERICK Academic - Teacher District Band Rifle Club Dance Band Chorus 30 EDWARD R. WALLACE • ED General • Store Manager Intramurals HAROLD WATERS - HANK Industrial Arts • Retire V. Football V. Basketball Track DOMENICK WILKO - MEGO General • Trade School Pep Club Rifle Club KAREN E. ZAR - MUGGS Academic - Nurses' Troining May Day Newspaper Cheerleading Pep Club DANIEL C. WATERS -REDBIRD Industrial Arts - Welding V. Football V. Basketball Track Student Council JAMES WIDMAR - TORCH Academic - College V. Football Track J. V. Basketball SALLY ANNE YEAGER - SAL Commercial - Secretary May Day F. B. L. A. G. A. A Library Club WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN -BEEP Academic - College Newspaper V. Football Track Senior Hi Chorus 31 La Vista Assistant Editors Bill Zimmerman and Betty Medsger Business Managers Etta Belle Smith and Jane Roger Co-Editors and Advisor Peggy McCracken, Terry Johnston and Mr. Ronald McCoy We, the 1960 La Vista Staff, have tried to capture in various moods the life of a student at United High. We have produced a lasting record which will afford rich and beautiful memories as years go by. Senior Activities Editors Karen Zar, Linda Nixon, and Roy Harding 32 The Staff Staff Art Editors Connie Lane and Connie Nyland Photo Editors Dot Robinson and Pot Nixon Junior Editors Mike Palguto and Janet Boring At Work Copy Editors Barb Boko, June Allen, Betty Show, and Solly Homing MOST ATHLETIC BEST DRESSED The Senior Class Of 1960 Secretary, Barbara Bako; Treasurer, Jim Widmar; President, Bill Loder; Vice-president, Doug McLaughlin. Senior Class Laurels Class Motto: The light of our future: Knowledge Class Colors: Lavender and white Class Flower: Orchid Class Song: Now Is The Hour OUR ALMA MATER On the Indiana Highway 'neath the sky of changeful hue, Stands our beloved high school; e'er to her be true. Join the chorus; sound its praises over hill and dale. Hail to thee. United High School; hail to thee all hail. 36 37 Junior Class Row On Lloyd Adorns, Eva Lee Altimus, Ron Altimus, Dorothy Bertolino, Anna Grace Betts, Bill Boring. Row Two Janet Boring, Norman Boring, Glen Bracken, Retha Brendlinger, Audean Brett, Joel Buchanan, Bob Burkett. Row Three Wayne Burkett, Elnora Buter-baugh, Bernie Cable, Carol Campbell, Dick Campbell, Yvonne Campbell, Pam Carney. Row Four Lewis Cernak, Penny Cline, Don Coffman, Regina Cramer, Mary Jane Daniels, Ela Davis, Judy Lee Davis. Row Five Gloria DeRita, Allen Dick, Barb Donahue, Hal Ferguson, Ruth Ann Finnegan, Ed Foster. Row Six Delores Franklin, Gene Fulton, Barb Gancos, Phylis Garlitz, Don Guetta, Pat Halaburda, Patty Hall. Row Seven Chuck Henderson, Brenda Hewitt, Darlene Hood, Bill Hunter, Diane Hunter, Jim Hutton, Ken Jones. Row Eight Jim Kitzmiller, Joan Kubic, Bob Kuzminsky, Tony LaCorte, Carol Lewis, John Lewis, Margaret Ling. 38 Row One Ron litchenfels, Tom Litchenfels, John lonesky, Ben Mock, Donna Madill, Mary J. McClintock, Ralph McFeaters. Row Two Carol McGaughy, Annette McKil-lip, Ted Miller, Shirley Mitchell, Rita Murdick, Clara Nibert, John Oliver. Row Three Judy Ostheim, Bill OverdorfF, Mike Palguta, Jim Payner, Duane Penrose, Ernie Penrose, James Penrose. Row Four Janet Penrose, Norman Penrose, Raymond Peters, Rachel Pitt, Sarah Pitt, Mat Pozar, Cathy Preall. Row Five Kathy Price, George Roger, Ken Roger, Susan Reha, Devon Ress-ler, James Riddle, Sandra Robinson. Row Six Steve Rowe, Tom Roland, Joe Sank, Judy Shaffer, Ruth Ann Sharp, Ed Shaw, Twila Shirley. Row Seven Bing Stephens, Nancy Stewart, James Stewart, Marlind Stiles, Gloria Surike, Mildred Svilar, George Uadiski. Row Eight Mike Uadiski, Grace Varner, Donna Walbeck, Charles Walker, Wesley Walker, Bill Wallace, Susanne Weigle. Row Nine Clair Williams, Sandra Young blood. 39 Sophomore Class Row One Ann Adams, Roger Allen, Lorraine Arford, Rose Ann Arford, Alice Ash, Earl Berkebile, Hazel Berke-bile, Janet Boring. Row Two Jean Boring, Russel Boring, Shirley Boring, Dan Bouch, Beverly Bracken, Agnes Brendlingcr, Charlie Brown, Dave Brown. Row Three Francis Burkett, Anna Maria Campbell, Carl Clevenger, Eileen Conrad, Cynthia Cramer, Jean Cramer, Joan Cramer, Harry Croyle. Row Four Margie Croyle, Nancy Davis, Arlene Detwiler, Joan Dias, Dan Diazagwa, Becky Dixon, Cloyd Duncan, Linda East. Row Five Pauline Elofski, Francis Finnigan, Frank Folina, Earl Faust, Dalline Fyock, Judy Garlitz, Dan George, Arthur George. Row Six Janet George, Tom Glusko, Dennis Graham, Dave Griffith, Shirley Harnett, Jim Homing, Ruth Homing, Darryl Hewitt. Row Seven Tom Hilty, Nancy Hollenbaugh, Walter Howard, Robert Huston, Dave Hutton, Donald Isenburg, Pat Jack, Elizabeth Janasik. Row Eight Barry Kolesar, Walter Koske, Dave Krill, Harry Kroyle, Mary Sue LaRosa, Jack Lecuyer, Brenda Lichtenfels, Gary Lonas. Row Nine Helen Lonesky, Dennis Luther, Penny Luther, Cheryl Lyons, Elaine Mack, Floyd Mack, Freda Mack, John Mazey. 40 Row One Sharon Mack, Stella Mack, Charles Mazey, Sam Magnani, Charles McAdams, James McLaughlin, Joan McCloskey, Gary McCullough. Row Two Sam McCullough, Dorothy McDowell, Margie McFeaters, Jim McGinnis, Irvin McGinnis, Ben Merkel, Dave Miller, Gerald Mitchell. Row Three Bob Mrosky, Kathy Mulvihill, Leroy Muir, Liz Murphy, Ricky Nixon, Jack Nyland, Mildred Parsley, Bob Pease. Row Four Bob Pegg, Ralph Pegg, Don Penrose, Jerry Penrose, Carol Pillar, Rose Pizarchik, Ray Ponchione, Ron Powell. Row Five Carl Ressler, Dick Ressler, Ka.hy Riffle, Nancy Rindfliesch, Margie Robinson, Floyd Rummel, John Sank, Ron Shaffer. Row Six Jim Shaffer, Yvonne Shaffer, Louise Shermerhorn, Dick Shar-merhorn, Jim Sloughfy, Peg St. Clair, Sadie Stephens, Lanny Stinson. Row Seven Alvin Siutzman, Dick Stutzman, Lorraine Sallinger, Howard Thompson, Bertha Wagner, Bill Walls, Joan Walls, Bev Walsh. Row Eight Fred Walter, John Worholic, Ed Waschak, Mary Waters, Cora Yarnal, Jim Yarnal, Albert Youngblood, Ken Zack. Row Nine Tom Zack. 41 Freshmen Class Row One David Allison, Arthur Andrie, Elaine Bailey, Wayne Bennett, Ellen Bloom, Janet Bracken, Chester Braun. Row Two Helen Brendlinger, James Brend-linger, Barbara Brown, Ed Brown, Nick Bufagna, John Butch, Ruth Campbell. Row Three Eleen Caney, Marion Cline, Vicky Cline, Robert Coughenour, Richard Dominey, Lois Duncan, Joan Edmiston. Row Four Catherine Ehrlick, Robert Eritano, Rosetta Fairman, Paul Faust, Craig Fry, Bill Fulton, Carol Gamble. Row Five James Goncos, Jim Garland, Alma George, Roger Giccomelli, Donna Gironomi, Carol Hamrock, Valerie HefRefinger. Row Six Vivian HefRefinger, Robert Hem-ing, Pat Hess, Terry Hill, Sandra Hochard, Betty Hollenbaugh, Ivan Hood. Row Seven Willard Howard, Theresa Hugar, Pat King, Carol Kisamore, Joe Kisamore, Donald Klingersmith, Shirley Krebs. Row Eight Rodney Kolesar, Charles Krouse, Richard Kuzminsky, Barb Lecyer, Dacia Leslie, Richard Lichtenfels, Sandra Lichtenfels. Row Nine Robert Liggett, Ronald Linsey, John Machak, Don Mack, Louise Mack, Jess Mack, Nancy Mack 42 Row One Mike Magalich, Tom Marion, Victor Marsh, Virginia Marsh, Bob Marshall, Marian Mateer, Mary McCabe. Row Two Charlotte McCachren, John Me-Cachren, Janet McClaren, Mary McCurdy, Gary McDonald, Grade McFeaters, Pat Molisee. Row Three Jane Neely, Pat Nelson, Susan Orbin, Paul Orner, Rita Overdorff, Pat Parsley, Don Potochnik. Row Four William Pease, Bonnie Penrod, Carol Penrose, Carol Peters, Bill Plowman, Jane Porter, Liz Prize. Row Five Donna Ramage, Tom Rhine, Ralph Riddle, Ronald Riddle, Bonnie River, Scott Rowe, Boyd Sebring. Row Six George Seigh, Pat Sesock, James Shaffer, Ted Shirley, Joe Shomo, Dean Shoup, Judy Shoup. Row Seven Connie Silbaugh, James Silbaugh, Dale Stiles, James Silbaugh, Er-man Tomb, Patti Toth, Joanne Uadeski. Row Eight Larry Wallace, Nancy Watkins, Wayne Weimer, Richard Weimer, Carl Young, James Zimmerman. 43 Eighth Grade Class Row On Donald Altimus, Joseph Anderson, Bill Arford, Gene Bartlebaugh, Laura Bartholomew, Robert Bell, Dennis Berezansky, Sarah Berkibil. Row Two Deward Boring, George Boring, Mary Boring, Sarah Boring, Scott Boring, Wesley Boring, Har-riette Bracken, Earl Brendlinger. Row Three Ken Brendlinger, Rodney Brett, Betty Brown, Ken Buchanan, Kathleen Burkett, Tony Butch, Barry Cable, Sue Cable. Row Four Tony Calari, Bert Cameron, Cyrus Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, Sharon Chero, Ronald Clark, Joe Coffman, Jerry Cramer. Row Five Linda Cramer, Jim Davis, Sandra Davis, Violet Davis, Betty Decker, Richard DeRita, Carol DeRu-bis, John Dietz. Row Six Kathy Donahue, Floyd Duncan, Jim Dunsmore, Eva East, Darlene Elofsky, Sarah Fulton, Kenny Foster, William Froin. Row Seven Lois Freeman, Ann Fulton, Barbara Gordon, Linda Gordon, Donna Gregorich, Beryl Bressley, Phyllis Griffith, Elaine Guaetta. Row Eight Edward Helenic, Eugene Heming, Harlen Heming, Carol Hewitt, Warnette Hewitt, Harold Hixon, Marvin Hood, Tommy Hoover. Row Nine Denny Holtzman, Adda Lee Hoskinson, Howard Henry, Barbara Huston, Sandy Hutchinson, Joe Isenberg, William Janiesko, Jerry Jenkins. Row Ten Carol Kerr, Lohn Cline, Mary Frances Kruk, Margie Kubic, John Lear, Bill Lichtenfels, Gary Lichtenfels, Donald Lichtenfels. Row One Patty Lindsey, Ray Ling, Judy Marsh, Larry Manges, Laura Manges, Iona Mazey, Joyce McCoch-ren, Donald McClain. Row Two Herbert McClain, John McClintock, William McCurdy, Jesse McGorvey, Cathy McGinnis, Potty McGinnis, James McGinnis, Leonard Mclntire. Row Three Norma Mclntire, Stanley Miller, Roland Miller, Sam Miller, Barbara Mitchell, Ernie Mitchell, Helen Mitchell, Lois Molisee. Row Four Judy Montgomery, Judy Mulligan, Matt Mulvihill, Janice Myers, Theresa Neri, Sandy Nixon, Linda Oliver, Edna Orner. Row Five Denny Penrose, Grace Penrose, Nancy Penrose, Ray Penrose, Andy Pizarchik, Larry Plowman, Ray Plowman, Dave Roger. Row Six Sandy Reimer, Jerry Ressler, Fran Robinson, Janet Robinson, Patricia Robinson, Jake Rohrabaugh, Beverly Rosenberry, Nancy Rudnik. Row Seven Mary Shaffer, Naomi Shaffer, Sharen Shultz, Beverly Silk, Brenda Smay, Ralph Smith, Tommy Smith, Dick Snoby. Row Eight Terry Stephens, Ralph Stewart, Bob Stutzmon, Sandy Svilar, Barb Toman, Bill Tomalson, Dolly Thomas, Tom Trimm. Row Nine Shirley Wallace, Judy Waters, Dave Yarnel, Bob Yarnel, Virginia Yeckley, Henry Youngblood, Sheila Younkin, Eleanor Zack. Row Ten Mary Zallar. 45 Seventh Grade Class Row One James Adams, John Anderson, Eileen Andrie, Michael Ault, Martha Bartholomew, Donald Bracken, William Bell, Samuel Bishop. Row Two Linda Blystone, Rodger Boring, Ronald Boring, Marlin Boyle, Patricia Bracken, Sue Bracken, Connie Brendlinger, Barry Brown. Row Three Bonnie Buchanan, Joe Bufagna, Ed Burkett, Mary Burkett, Ronald Burkett, Linda Caldwell, Kothy Callery, Ronald Campbell. Row Four Patty Carney, Terry Chero, Lawrence Cernak, Alma Cline, Emma Closson, Samuel Closson, Charles Cochran, Jeff Cochran. Row Five Stephen Cochran, William Cramer, Walter Croyle, Nancy Cunningham, Janet Davis, Lorry Davis, Carl Deyarmin, Bernard Dixon. Row Six Ina Donahue, Judy Dziagwa, Frank Dziagwa, Ruth Eost, Gary Evans, Loretta Fairman, Billye Fisher, Gladys Frain. Row Seven William Fry, Kathy Gaul, Alice George, Zella George, Sharon Green, Jim Gregorich, Paulette Gregorich, Jim Halaburda. Row Eight Sally Hartman, Joana Heming, Kenneth Heming, Judy Henderson, Della Henry, Patty Hilty, Gareth Hollen, Bonnie Horner. Row Nine Robert Howard, Jerry Jack, Mary Janosik, Rose Johns, Constance Kelly, Wayne Kitzmiller, Sally Klinesmith, Earl Krouse. Row Ten Linda Kuzminsky, Clayton Lamb, Joseph LaRosa, Patricia LaRosa, Susan Layman, John Leary, Dwight Lewis, Tom Lichtenfels. 46 Row One Carol Kindsey, John Mack, Gary Mack, Pamela Mack, Sandy Mack, Veronica Machak, Roger Magnani, Phil Marcus. Row Two Barbara Marshall, Bill Matthews, Christine Mo-teer, Larry Mazey, Junia McCabe, Julia McCach-ren, Gladys McCullough, Terry McGinnis. Row Three Willia McGinnis, Bill Medvida, Larry McGaughey, Sharon McGrow, Rebecca Miller, Gary Moser, Kathleen Mitchell, Nancy Mroczka. Row Four Andy Mulligan, Gilbert Murdick, Laura Murphy, Connie Murdick, John Maurey, Delores Nesbit, Corinne Orbin, Nancy Ostheim. Row Five Dennis OverdorfF, Larry Peace, Betty Pease, Bobby Pegg, Linda Penrose. Rebecca Pitt, Andy Piz-orchik, Sandy Plowman. Row Six Nick Ponchione, Janet Porter, Gilbert Porter, Carol Potts, Paul Pozar, Dorothy Pride, Edward Price, Brenda Roger. Row Seven Harry Roger, Michael Rensko, Patty Reidell, Dick Mart, Deborah Richard, Marilyn Riffle, Paula Rhine, Sara Robinson. Row Eight Wanda Rodkey, Bonnie Rudnik, Ron Rummel, Bill Rummel, Mary Sank, Jean Sharerr, Joanne Sha-rerr, Joe Sharp. Row Nine Bobby Shetler, Mary Shomo, Alice Shultz, Larry Shultz, Sidney Simmons, Russell Smith, Russel Smith, Billy Snyder. Row Ten Emanuel Soto, Dan Stewart, Diane Stewart, Melvin Steffy, Dan Svilar, Lillian Thompson, Gordon Tomb, Linda Tomb. 47 Seventh Grade Class Row One (left to right): Betsy Trimm, Marsha Tumbleson, Karen Varner, Jack Wagner, John Wagner, Sandra Wallace, Shirley Wallace, Linda Wallace, Louise Warholic, Albert Wascat, Gary Waters. Row Two: Robert Waters, Lanny Waters, Martha Weigel, Bernice Weimer, Mark Wigder, Mona Wirick, John Wirick, James Yeager, Barbara Yuckley, Russel Zallar, Diana Zar. Class Officers Eighth Grade Class Sandy Svilar—Secretary; Phyllis Griffith—Treasurer; Cathy McGinnis—President; Tommy Smith—Vice-President. Seventh Grade Class Sarah Robinson—Secretary; Betty Pease—Treasurer; Sandra Mack—President; Mary Janocik—Vice-President. Class Officers Junior Class Judy Shaffer—Secretary; Wesley Walker— Treasurer; Mike Palguta—President; Ken Roger—Vice-President. Class Sharon Mack—Secretary; Elaine Mack—Treasurer; Roger Allen—President; Dennis Luther—Vice-president. Freshman Class Gary McDonald—Secretary; Richard Kuz-minsky—Treasurer; James Zimmerman— President; Jess Mack—Vice-president. 49 Our Cafeteria The Preparers k The Prepared 50 Blue White Star A Student Paper for A Student Body THE STAFF AT WORK At the toble (left to right): Betty Medsger, Mrs. McCoy; advisor, Margaret June Cramer, Etta Belle Smith, Linda Nixon, Peggy McCracken, Connie Lane, Kay Becker. Sranding: Tim Mulvihill, Steve Rowe, Roy Harding, Bill Zimmerman, Ron Chero, Joan Betts, Terry Johnston. The Blue and White Star has served United's students faithfully—keeping us up-to-date on school events and news, entertaining us with humorous stories, and giving good advice through fine editorials. For staff members it has provided valuable experience in leadership, cooperation, and responsibility, in addition to learning the principles of good journalism. 52 THE EDITORS Left to right: Roy Hording, News Editor; Steve Rowe, Associote Editor; Terry Johnston, Feature Editor; Betty Medsger, Editor. REPORTERS Front row (left to right): Ruth Ann Sharp, Clara McClain, Ellie Buterbaugh, Sandy Youngblood, Regina Cramer, Judy Shaffer, Betty Shaw. Second row: June Manges, Thelma McGinnis, Judy Davis, Gloria Surike, Janet Boring, Don Coffman, Alyce Larkin, Sally Hemming. Third row: Linda Hall, Janet Douglas, Alvera Marcus, Pat Kukula, June Allen, Betty Edmiston, Beverly Buchanan. Fourth row: Bob Burkett, Steve Rowe, Bill Zimmerman, Mike Polguto, Ralph McFeaters, Bob Mattern, Hal Ferguson, Tim Mulvihill. First row (left to right): Moble Seigh, Jean Cramer, Mary Jane Daniels, Grace Varner, Linda Nixon, Kathryn Price, Clara McClain, Audean Brett, Rose Arford, Mrs. Gray. Second row: June Manges, Lorraine Arford, Sandra Robinson, Joyce Brendlinger, Shirley Harnett, Cheryl Lyons, Lorraine Sullinger, Mary McDowell, Yvonne Campbell, Etta Belle Smith. Third row: Alyce Larkin, Bertha Cameron, Dorothy McDowell, Marjorie Yeager, Charles Henderson, Pam Carney, Ruth Ann Finnegan, Pat Halaburda, George Roger. Fourth row: Shirley Mitchell, Diane Hunter, Beverly Buchanan, Betty Edmiston, Faye Silbaugh, June Allen, Janet Douglas, Kay Becker, Sally Heming, Linda Hall. Fifth row: Sally Yeager, Grace Boring, Pat Kukula, Dennis Shaffer, David Merkel, Steve Konrad, Ray Lindsey, Alvera Marcus, Jane Roger. The Girls' Athletic Association, patterned after the Women's Athletic Association in colleges, gives United's senior high girls an opportunity to improve their athletic skills, develop leadership, and provide the intramural program. Points are given for activities and different awards are given according to the number of points. Their activities this year included a play day, picnic, trip to see a hockey game, and a fund raising project. Officers are: President, Joan Betts; Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Ann Finnegan; Pointkeepers, Jane Roger and Dotti Robinson. G. A. A. First row (left to right): Patti Hall, Margie Robinson, Liz Murphy, Louise Shermerhorn, Joan Betts, Rose Pizarchik, Cynthia Cramer, Cathy Preall, Bev Bracken, Nancy Stewart, Cathy Mulvihill, Phyllis Garlitz, Donna Walbeck, Miss Wadsworth, sponsor. Second row: Blanche Johns, Jean Cramer, Betty Shaw, Clara McClain, Judy Garlitz, Ru'h Heming, Joan Kubic, Joan McCloskey, Anna Betts, Brenda Lichtenfels, Lorraine Arford, Alice Ash. Third row: Margie Campbell, Connie Nyland, Etta Bell Smith, Bev Walsh, Thelma McGinnis, Barb Donahue, Sandra Youngblood, Joyce Brendlinger, Sandy Robinson, Brenda Hewitt, Dot Robinson, Linda Nixon, Mildred Parsley. Fourth row: Ruth Ann Finnegan, Pat Halaburda, Margie McFeaters, Pat Jack, Darlene Hood, Barb Gancos, Karen Zar, Alyce Larkin, Sally Heming, Bertha Wagner, Marie Waters, Elenora Buterbaugh. Fifth row: Nancy Rindfliesch, Diane Hunter, Mildred Sivilar, Sally Yeager, Grace Boring, Alvera Marcus, Jane Roger, Rita Murdick, Shirley Mitchell, Dot McDowell, Carol Pillar. Forensic Club Under the sponsorship of Mr. John Vorgo, the Forensic Club gives students public speaking opportunities. They study different phases of speech such as drama, oration, debating, and comedy; each student studying the phase which is most interesting to him. After these future orators have developed some skill they hope to compete with other schools' forensic clubs. Airplane Club Instructing students in all forms of model building and aviation is the purpose of Mr. Frederick St. Clair's Junior High Airplane Club. The Club attained new heights this year by launching a satellite. 55 Red Cross Club Perhaps more than any other club at United, the Red Cross Club truly exemplifies the spirit of giving. Share! Earn! Care! Save! is their motto. The members visit Veterans' hospitals and homes for the aged. They also conduct clothing drives for needy families and correspond with the students in foreign lands. The Library Club's main purpose was to take care of the library and repair all damaged books. All members helped keep the display windows and books bright and cheerful. Miss Millie Cerutti, the capable librarian, chose several members to be her assistants. These student librarians did a tremendous job in keeping the library an orderly and attractive room in which to study. This was achieved under Miss Cerutti's guidance and her never ending desire to help all students. Library Club 56 National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor that a student can receive at United High. This organization gives recognition to those students who have most nearly attained the four cardinal principles of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. According to the constitution of the National Honor Society, the faculty may elect a maximum of 15% of the junior class. These students are inducted into the membership during one of the two formal ceremonies held each year in the auditorium. The main purpose of the National Honor Society is to develop and strengthen the four cardinal principles upon which it is founded. Front row (loft to right): Connie Lane, Linda Nixon, Miss Thomas—sponsor, Betty Medsger, Betty Shaw. Back row: Jane Roger, Richard Murdick, June Allen, Terry Johnston, Sally Heminp Absent when picture was taken: Peggy McCracken. Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club provides fun and enrichment for scientific-minded students. Wanted—dead, but once alive is their motto. You see, their project for the year is working with the functions of organic chemistry through the preparation of Butyl Bromide, an organic compound. Left to right: Dotti Robinson, Floyd Rummel, Mr. Skavarla, sponsor, Don Guetta, Dan Piszarcik, Tom Rowland, Dick Griffith, Sandra Youngblood, Arnold Hewitt. 57 Future Farmers of America Vocational Agriculture consists of instructional activities and supervised farming programs which prepare pupils for agricultural occupations. Emphasis is placed on the development of specific knowledges and skills necessary for successful participation in an agricultural occupation and on the development of understandings, attitudes, and ideals necessary for successful participation in rural life. Future Homemakers of America The F.H.A. club teaches its members homemaking, home and community living, and international good will. Membership is open to the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Home Economics students. The F.H.A. is a national organization. 58 Junior High Newspaper The Junior High Newspaper Club, guided by Mrs. Anna Lominicki, was organized so that students may learn the ropes of newspaper work while in junior high. This should greatly improve the Blue and White in future years. The members study the parts of a newspaper and various writing styles by reading and criticizing city papers. The Projectionist Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Donald Bufagna, trains interested students in the proper operation and maintenance of audio-visual equipment. The club's main function is to operate this equipment for classroom work, assemblies, and social and athletic functions throughout the school. Projectionists Club 59 Rifle Club The foremost goal of the Rifle Club is to teach proper use and safety of firearms. Members may participate in intramural teams and the school rifle team opposes other school teams such as Latrobe, Homer City, Indiana, and Johnstown. TOP PICTURE Front row (left to right): D. Mclntire, R. Nixon, D. Griffith, D. Burkett, J. Nelson, I. George, D. Shaffer. Second row: J. McGin-nins, E. Betts, J. Penrose, R. Long, B. Mrosky, B. Bennett, I. Buchanan, R. Powell, W. Koske. Third row: R. Lindsey, T. Finnegan, I. Merkel, S. Kondrat, D. Shaffer, B. Surike, B. Merkel, Mr. Showalter, R. Huger, D. Goodlin, J. Vangeri, $. Stiles, D. Griffith. BOTTOM PICTURE Kneeling (left to right): B. Fry, D. Shoup, H. Davis, B. Marshall, G. McDonald, B. Sebring, J. Gancos, W. Howard. Second row: T. Hill, U. Marsh, I. Hood, T. Marino, C. Krouse, J. Porter, Mr. Showalter. The highlight of last year's season happened when the team of Richard Nixon, Ralph Pegg, Dan George, and Don Shaffer, placed first in the State Rifle Meet, Class B. In individual Class B competition, which is for students up to 15 years of age, Richard Nixon placed third with a total score of 250 out of a possible 300 points. Ralph Pegg placed fifth with a total of 245 points. 60 The Latin Club, under the guidance of Mr. John Clawson, gives interested students a chance to further their Latin education. The club meets once a month and plans various activities that appeal to the members. Future Nurses Club Do you have that tired run down feeling? Does your sacroiliac bother you? In plain words, are you a physical wreck? Whatever your ailment, just bring it to United's FNC, guaranteed to bring you relief, or half of your funeral bill free. This club, sponsored by Mrs. Eleanor Friel, school nurse, is preparing these girls for their future training in nursing. 61 Stage Crew w ; Left to right: Mr. Mandamyer, Russel Boring, Charles Henderson, Robert Dietz, Richard Nizon, Pat Nizon, David Krill. Under the supervision of Mr. Mankamyer, the Stage Crew did an outstanding job in constructing and maintaining equipment used in assemblies, concerts, and plays. Dramatic s Club United's Dramatics Club has accomplished much this year under the guidance of Mr. Watta. They did a fine job with the production of Time Out For Ginger and attended a professional play in Pittsburgh. 62 Past Student Life Little Little Little Little Little Janet Connie Tom Bill Loder Kay Douglas Nyland Finnegan and Mike Pillar Becker MRS McFEATER'S SECOND GRADE CLASS First row (left to right): Charlotte Campbell, Donna Madill, Louise Price, Ruth Ann Lorditch, Bertha Cameron, Janie Layman, Margaretta Mack, Connie Lane, Fay Silbaugh, Yvonne Campbell, Mildred Shuster, Fay Misner, Nancy Stewart. Second row: Gene Fulton, Ab Parsley, Dominick Wilko, Ronny Fyhock, Dean Stiles, Mrs. McFeaters. Third row: Ed Smith, George Stewart, Jim Meagher, Mildred Shearer, Ann Wagner, Ruth Ann Price, Helen Stanick, Caroline George, Nancy Cramer, Jim Graham, Unknown, Bill Walls. 63 Her Majesty, Queen Georganne, reigns over May Day activities. 64 Front row (left to right): Sherry Murray, Bobby Carney, David Miller, Mary Barbus. Second row: Joe Mulligan, Pat Thompson, Cynthia Shaw, Dick Fulton. Third row: Paul Berezansky, Rose Ann Bufagna, Lanny Dixon, Bonnie Hood, Mary Erwin, Ken Fry. Fourth row: Roland Henderson, Judy Bowers, Louis Beam, Judy Warholic, Queen Georganne Shaffer, Jim Houser, Lila Sloughfy, Gary Young. Betty Shaw, director, narrates; Patty Hall portrays Dennis the Menace. The traditional May Pole dance was performed by Junior gjr|s jre$se j ;n frothy pastel-colored gowns. 65 (he a ir it ii in imt The theme of the Junior-Senior Prom which was held May 1 was Song In My Heart. Ken Maurey's Orchestra provided the enchanting music. The heart-shaped entrances were lined with white roses. A beautiful heart formed the centerpiece and provided a place to take pictures. Pink and white streamers decorated the ceiling. The favors were miniature china pianos and beautiful vases containing pink and white carnations. A first look at lovely Georganne after being hailed May Queen of 1959 at the Junior-Senior Prom. Whirling to a regal waltz, the newly announced May Court dances around the centerpiece at the Junior-Senior Prom. 66 The mellow music of Ken Maurey's Orchestra floated through the gym, transforming it into a romantic ballroom. Starry-eyed couples enjoy a gala evening and form memories that will last a lifetime. 67 United High School Band Front row (left to right): E. Murphy, T. Smith, E. Gueotta, W. Hewitt, J. Robinson, R. Pisarchik. Second row: A. Dwight Pecsenye, J. Sharp, Bonnie River, D. Madill, R. Overdorff, J. Myers, B Mitchell, D. Lewis, B. Bracken, Ad. Hoskinson, S. Wallace, N. Ostheim, T. Miller. Third row: B. Walsh, P. Lindsey, H. Brendlinger, J. Davis, J. Shaffer, S. Layman, B. Chero, C. Lane, R. Sharp, A. Adams, J. McCabe, P. Chero. Fourth row: R. Linger, C. Derubis, J. Manges. B. Penrod, G. McFeaters, D. Leslie, K. Berker, P. Mack, B. Medsger, V. Cline, J. Edminston, H. Hixon, J. Layman. Fifth row: A. Youngblood, J. Boring, G. Surike, B. Plowman, R. Brett, C. Lewis, S. Orbin, D. Hutton, J. Ostheim, J. Doug lass. Sixth row: Ross Plowman, R. Harding, B. Brown, J. Jenkins, B. Burkett, R. McFeaters, J. Vangeri, J. Donelson, T. Johnston, P. Orner, M. Zallar. The United High School Band, under the baton of A. Dwight Pecsenye, devoted much time to preparation for public performances. Summer rehearsals were necessary to train the large number of new members for the busy year ahead. The band marched at eight football games. It marched at Indiana State Teachers' College Homecoming Parade. At the Johnstown Amvets Halloween Parade the band won third award for originality of costume design. Music was provided by the band at the Christmas assembly, the spring concert, and at commencement. Several members represented United at the Central Western Band at Laura Lamar High School and at All-County Band. 68 Ross Plowman, Secretary; Kay Becker, Treasurer; Mr. Dwight Pecsenye, Director; Betty Medsger, President; Terry Johnston, Vice-President. Our Majorettes left to right: Beverly Welsh, Jane layman, Eliiobeth Murphy, Phyllis Chero, Rose Pizarchik, Rhoda lingar. Strike op the band! Here comes the band and up front are the high-stepping majorettes. They are real band-aids in their bright corduroy uniforms and white blouses. First comes Phyllis Chero, who has led the majorettes through a successful year. Then come the other five girls: Bev Walsh, Jane Layman, Elizabeth Murphy, Rose Pizarchik, and Rhoda Lingar. The girls practice with the band during the summer in order to prepare their snappy routines and drills. Drum Major 69 Ted Miller A one, a two, a three! Ready, go! In New York you can swing and sway with Sammy Kaye. At United music is dreamy with Mr. Pecsenye. Established last year, the Dance Band has played for two dances and two assemblies. It practices evenings. It is composed of those who go for either smooth cool numbers or the swingin' jivin' type. In the rhythm section we have Terry (T. J.) Johnston on the 88 keys. Plucking the bass violin is Joe Vangeri. Joe is so adept on the bass that he also plays in the Johnstown Youth Symphony Orchestra. Jim Jenkins adds a rousing beat with his percussion section. The line up of the sax section consists of Betty Medsger on first alto sax, Bing Stephens a second alto sax. Sue Orbin on tenor sax, and Roy Harding on baritone sax. Bing played sax two years ago in the Future Farmers of America Stote Band. Four guys and a gal make up a velvet brass section. Ross Plowman slides first trombone and Connie Lane plays second trombone. Heading the trio of trumpets is Ralph McFeaters. Jim Donelson and Albert Youngblood play second and third trumpet, respectively. The Dance Band is one of several outlets for students with musical ability. It serves the entire student body by entertaining at affairs to which they are invited. 70 The Senior Chorus The Junior and Senior Choruses under the direction of John Byers, have contributed much to the enjoyment of the students and faculty through their part in the Christmas and Spring assemblies and various other musical presentations. The Junior Chorus Our choruses provide guidance and training for those who are gifted with musical talent. Music plays a prominent role in life. 71 United's Student Council Front row (loft to right): Sandy Plowman, Sandy Svilar, Roy Ling, Margaret Shaftic, Mary McCurdy, Rosetta Fairman, Sally Klingensmith, Donna Walbeck, Loretta Fairman. Second row: Roger Magnani, Nancy Cunningham, Kathy Riffle, Dennis Berezansky, Don Potochnick, Charles Anderson, Bill Loder, Cheryl Lyons, Ed Price, Terry Stevens. Third row: Ron Lindsey, Jane Roger, Steve Rowe, Mike Palguta, Dan Waters, Dave Krill, Marlind Stiles, Peggy McCracken, Carol Pillar. Student Council Officers Left to right: Dick Murdick, President; Betty Shaw, Treasurer; Barbara Bako, Secretary; Bing Stephens, Vice-president; Mr. Clendenen, Sponsor. In history classes United students learn the principles of democracy; through Student Council United students practice these principles. The purpose, to improve the moral, scholastic, literary, athletic and musical standards and thus promote the general welfare of the school, is brought out through the movies and assembly programs chosen by the councils. One person from each homeroom is elected in September. His is the voice of the students he represents. The Council is raising money for a school camera. As a major project it is striving toward bringing a foreign exchange student to U. H. S. 72 Varsity Grid Squad First row (loft to right): Gary Lonas: Mgr., Tim Mulvihill, Lou Cernak, James Graham, Butch Williams, Ted Glusko, John Lonesky, Denny Luther, Gerry Kitzmiller, Wes Walker, Tony LaCorte. Second row: Raymond Ponchione: Mgr., Ed Foster: Mgr., Lanny Stinson, Tom Lichtenfels, Mike Uadiski, Bob Lyons, Nick Berezansky, Don Penrod, Jim Hutton, Gene Fulton, Don Guetta, Coach Yewcic, Tom Madill: Head Coach. Third row: Bill Surike, Ron Altimus, Doug McLaughlin, Dan Waters, Larry Brinks, Jim Widmar, Bill Zimmerman, Dave Krill. United Varsity finished the 1959 football season with an unusual record of 3 wins, 3 losses, and 3 ties. United's 12-0 victory over an undefeated Laura Lamar team was one of the highlights of the year as Butch Williams scored twice on passes from quarterback Ted Glusko. Although losing 14-7 to Richland, United's Lions played one of their best games of the year by holding the high-scoring Rams to 14 points. United finally got its offense into high gear as they romped over Beaverdale in the final game of the year. Honors attained: Doug McLaughlin, Johnstown Tribune- Democrat first team and Indiana County first team. Jim Widmar, second team Indiana County and Honorable Mention Johnstown Tribune-Democrat. Dan Waters, second team Indiana County. Ted Glusko, Bill Zimmerman, and Tony La Corte, Honorable Mention Indiana County. Varsity Starters doug McLaughlin Guard 6 feet 180 lbs. JIM WIDMAR End 6 ft. 1 in. 175 lbs. BILL ZIMMERMAN Tackle 6 feet 215 lbs. NICK BEREZANSKY End 5 ft. 9 in. 145 lbs. TED GLUSKO Quarterback 5 ft. 9 in. 150 lbs. DAN WATERS Fullback 6 ft. 2 in. 190 lbs. TIM MULVIHILL Halfback 5 ft. 6 in. 150 lbs. GERRY KITZMILLER Tackle 5 ft. 8 in. 175 lbs. BOB LYONS Halfback 5 ft. 10 in. 175 lbs. LARRY BRINKS Center 6 feet 175 lbs. BILL SURIKE End 6 ft. 1 in. 160 lbs. 75 ’he 1959 Season Yewcic Raiders Junior Varsity Record Junior High Record United 6 Westmont 6 United 7 Westmont 35 United 25 Ferndale-Dole 0 United 0 Laura Lamar 12 United 7 Laura Lamar 0 United 0 Portage 6 United 12 Indiana 6 United 14 South Fork 7 United 13 Kiski Prep 6 United 6 Indiana 25 United 7 Ferndale 18 United 2 Blairsville 7 Junior High Football Team 77 First row (left to right): Norm Boring, Hoi Ferguson, Lonny Stinson, Ted Glusko, Wes Walker. Second row: Ernie Penrose, Doug McLaughlin, Roger Allen, Dan Waters, Ron Altimus, Sonny Stiles. 59-60 Varsity Basketball Squad United started the 1959-60 season on the winning side. The record stands at 7-3. Prospects look good for a winning season. Coach Yewcic has the team working together and the spirits are high. The team is supported by three seniors: D. McLaughlin, D. Waters, and T. Glusko. The rest of the team consists of Butch Williams, absent from the picture, a junior; Roger Allen, a sophomore; and Ernie Penrose, a junior. Doug McLaughlin Guard Dan Waters Center Ted Glusko Guard 78 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Standing (left to right): Gary Lonas, Hal Ferguson, Marlin Stiles, Ronald Altemus, Dave Krill, Norman Boring, Raymond Ponchione. Front row: Donald Shaffer, Wesley Walker, Lanny Stinson, Barry Kolesar Junior High Basketball Team Bock row (left to right): Mr. Frey, Plowman, Bell, Linsey, Moser, Maglish, Mr. O’Malley. Middle row Trim, Davis, Becker, Marshall, Stevens, Waters, Hemming, Machack. Front row: Pisorcik, Wigder, Pisarcik, Holtzman, Svilar. 79 United Beats Rivals Butch takes tip. United's Ball Out. United Defeats Laurel Valley Ted chalks up another basket. Butch drives for layup. Our First Wrestling Team Mr. Frey, Coach, wrestling in foreground: E. Wascek, D. Griffith. Kneeling, left to right. C. McAdams, D. Miller, R. Stivison, R. Powell, B. Mrosky, R. Pegg, E. Foust, R. Boring. Standing: D. Luther, R. Schermerhorn, P. Orner, K. Zack, F. Burkett, W. Howard, R. Huston, H. Croyle, D. Penrod. We have added another important page to our sports department this year. The first wrestling team in the history of the school has been formed by Mr. Frey, the Junior High Football Coach. Mr. Frey was a member of the wrestling team during the four years he attended Indiana State Teachers College. Mr. Frey is being assisted by Bob Lyons, a Senior who participated in wrestling before coming to United. Wrestling is our only American sport that teaches our boys to fight when they are off their feet. It is one of the oldest and most valuable forms of competitive activity. In countries which are run by the state, the boys are taught wrestling during school days as a basis for future military service. Wrestling, when used as a part of an all-round program, will also help youth in the development of courage, and confidence in ability to take care of themselves in personal combat. Wrestling is not as common in high school as football, basketball, and baseball but it is slowly taking hold and moving up with the others. Twenty-five boys have reported for this new addition to the United Athletic Program. The boys range from seventh to eleventh grade. The team plans to wrestle a few practice meets this year, and if possible to arrange a varsity schedule for next year. 81 United Retains State Track Title United has again produced another of the best track teams in the state. For the second consecutive year our team has captured the State Championship by nosing out Bristol by 1 Vj points. Hank Waters, our versatile star, again led the team by taking first place in the 180 yard hurdles, the 220 yard dash and running lead off leg in the 880 yard relay. The 880 relay team of Hank Waters, Bill Walsh, Jim Houser, and Lanny Dixon put United's name on the books as they set a new State record of 1:31.7. Also placing in the state were Dean Stiles, 2nd place pole vault, John Draksler 4th place shot-put, mile-relay team 2nd, and Bill Walsh tied for 3rd in the 440 yard run. United added four new trophies and two plaques to their already mounting collections. k First row (left to right): T. Mulvihill, D. Stiles, J. Naugle, J. Houser, L. Dixon, T. LaCorte. Second row: G. Fulton, M. Edmiston, B. Zimmerman, B. Peterson, J. Widmar, R. Chero. Third row: G. Young, D. Waters, H. Waters, R. Allen, J. Draksler, B. Walsh. 82 State Champs State Champion, (Clan B) Record Breaking 880 Relay Team, (Time 1:31.7) (I. Dixon, H. Waters, B. Walsh, J. Houser) (Johnstown-Tribune Democrat Senior Trackmen 1959 Track Schedule West Central Coaches Meet United 8016 Adams 39 Mountain Conference Meet United 74 Triangular Meet Johnstown 81 United 58 Patton Relays United 49 Shippensburg Meet United 31 Biglerville 3016 Indiana County Meet Indiana 6216 Junior Pitt Meet Johnstown 48% United 3716 Altoona Relays Johnstown 41 Mountain Conference Relays Richland 4016 United 40 District VI Meet United 74 Kiski Prep United 82 Kiski Prep 27 Indiana Gazette Relays Indiana 46 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP UNITED 2616 BRISTOL 25 84 Ferndale 33 Ferndale 35 United 56-9 10 United 26 Adams 43 United 37% Hurdler, Tim Mulvihill gets plenty of competition in the Gozette Relays. Speedy Bill Walsh, three year letterman, tries his skill at broadiumping. United's discus thrower. Bill Zimmerman attempts to hurl the discus to a new record. 85 Varsity Cheerleaders Nancy Rindfliesch Cathy Mulvihill Always there and always doing their part, the Varsity Cheerleaders were the pep unit that attended all of the football and basketball games, leading the fans in cheering the United Lions on to victory. Sis McClain and Karen Zar served as co-captains. One event in which interest always runs high is the Annual Cheerleading Contest, which was held at the Cambria County War Memorial. Exemplifying the spirited work they did all year, the girls gave a splendid cheering exhibition. Miss Lucy Wadsworth was the able coach and adviser r f the squad. Sis McClain Brenda Hewitt Betty Shaw Karen Zar 86 J. V. Cheerleaders Alyce Larkin Donna Walbeck The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are also under the supervision of Miss Lucy Wadsworth, who acted as their coach and adviser. The squad of six regulars and two substitutes were led in cheers by the co-captains, Sharon and Elaine Mack. These peppy cheerleaders attended and gave their support by cheering the J. V. boys on to victory at all the Junior Varsity games. The girls made a snappy appearance in their bright blue felt skirts and white wool sweaters. Front row (left to right): Harriette Bracken. Elaine Mack, Cathy Preall, Sandy Svilar. Second row: Donna Ramage, Mary Sue LaRosa, Pat Halaburda, and Sharon Mack. 87 Class Will We, the Seniors of United High School, Class of 1960, Indiana County, United States of America, do make and publish our last will and testament. We do hereby will our most prized possessions as follows: June Allen's typing skill to Ken Jones. James Arford's blank expression to Barb Gancos. Barb Bako's secretarial abilities to Sandy Robinson. Paul Bealunis's wavy hair to Ron Altemus. Kay Becker's trumpet talent to Mr. Pecsenye. Bill Bennett's tractor to Pam Carney. Nicky Berezansky's black hair to Bob Kuzminsky. Ed Betts' twelve gauge to Gloria Surike. Earl Blink's good looks to Lloyd Adams. Bill Bozochovic's charm to Jim Donelson. Herb Bracken's big smile to Ralph McFeathers. Joyce Brendlinger's green eyes to Ellie Buterbaugh. Larry Brink's Colgate smile to Devon Ressler. Bev Buchanan's neat locker to George Roger. Dale Buchanan's bright blue eyes to Kathryn Price. Don Burkett's cowboy boots to Judy Shaffer. Bertha Cameron's glasses to Hal Ferguson. Margie Campbell's natural waves to Ron Lichtenfels. Bob Campbell's height to Donna Walbeck. Della Carney's homemaking talent to Nancy Stewart. Ron Chero's athletic ability to Claire Williams. Phyllis Chero's baton to Jim Hutton. Steve Kondrat's paper route to Tom Rowland. Janet Douglass' clarinet to Ida Frain. John Douglass' I don't care attitude to Phyllis Garlitz. Tom Finnegan's historianship to James Riddles. Don Goodlin's citizenship to Mike Palguta. Dick Griffith's small mouth to Mary Jane McClintock. Sally Heming's reporting skill to Annette McKillip. Arnold Hewitt's '53 Chevy to Rita Murdick. Dick Hilty's natural rhythm to Susan Reha. Jim Jenkin's whirling beater to Janet Penrose. Connie Lane's chemical ability to Don Guetta. Alyce Larkin's complexion to Ed Foster. Bill Loder's presidentship to Don Coffman. Sylvia Lonas's clowning ability to Judy Ostheim. Rhoda Lingar's marching ability to Carol Lewis. Jane Layman's sense of humor to Joel Buchanan. Rex Long's gym locker to Charles Walker. Dave Chero's reputation of his name to Duane Penrose. Nancy Decker's homeroom teacher to Margaret Ling. Bob Dietz's carpentry skill to Mike Uadiski. Betty Edmiston's fingernails to Regina Cramer. Merle Edmiston's love of Spanish to Shirley Mitchell. Dick Foster's school books to Ed Shaw. Caroline George's seat in the auditorium to Clara Nibert. Jim Graham's speed to get to the cafeteria to Norman Penrose. Linda Hall's spelling skill to Joan Kubic. William Hollen's love of teachers to John Oliver. Bernard Hoover's horn rimmed glasses to Andy Balko. Blanche John's quietness to Penny Cline. Gerry Kitzmiller's nickname Kitsy to Jim Kitzmiller. Barry Knupp's long eyelashes to John Lewis. Pat Kukula's blonde hair to Judy Davis. Henry Kukula's driving ability to Bob Burkett. Ray Lindsey's way with the women to Allen Dick. June Manges' dimples to Kathy Preall. Alvera Marcus' temper to Ernie Penrose. Clara McClain's cheerleading position to Brenda Hewitt. Dave McClintock's mischievous mind to Grace Varner. Peggy McCracken's singing ability to Eva Altemus. Mary McDowell's sparkling personality to Gloria DeRita. Shirley McDowell's bashful way with boys to Barb Donahue. Thelma McGinnis' mannerly ways to Carol Campbell. Dale Mclntire's flattering remarks to Ken Roger. Doug McLaughlin's many talents to Delores Franklin. Betty Medsger's position as newspaper editor to Steve Rowe. Richard Murdick's position as Student Council. Dave Merkel's rare sense of humor to Glenn Bracken. Faye Misner's dependability to Ruth Ann Finnegan. Tim Mulvihill's false teeth to Wes Walker. Jim Naugle's way of speaking to Bill Hunter. Jim Nelson's hatefulness to Sandy Youngblood. Pat Nixon's knack for getting things done to Susan Weigle. Connie Nyland's art ability to Anna Betts. Albert Parsley's interest in P. O. D. to Norman Boring. Les Patrick's craziness to Lou Cernak. Bud Pillar's 5.000 word essay on Communism to Retha Brend-linger. Dan Pizarcik's class ring to Diane Hunter. Ross Plowman's office as band secretary to Ruth Sharp. Jane Roger's poise to Yvonne Campbell. Dot Robinson's good looks to Tony LaCorte. Larry Rummel's hunting ability to Tom Lichtenfels. Bob Lyon's sleepiness to Eugene Fulton. Ed Sesock's Ag jacket to Fich Campbell. Dennis Shaffer's handsome profile to Charles Henderson. Ralph Shetler's absentmindedness to Eva Leary. Junior Shoup's watch to Wayne Burdett. Fay Silbaugh's sweet generosity to Dot Bertolino. Etta Smith's front seat in homeroom 101 to Mary Jane Daniels. Willy Steiner's flower making ability to Pat Halaburda. Betty Shaw's red hair to Audean Brett. Don Stewart's pegged trousers to Ted Miller. Bill Surike's love for the sea to James Penrose Joe Vangeri's tuba to Millie Svilar. Ed Wallace's loyalty to ole U. H. S. to Alma Davis. Dan Water's happy-go-lucky attitude to Raymond Peters. Hank Water's trustworthiness to Margie Yeager. Bill Zimmerman's title Mr. Senior to George Uadiski. Karen Zarl's giggling to Darlene Hood. Jim Yaworski's hooky-playing to Joe Sank. Ted Glusko's future plans to Bernard Cable. Terry Johnston's, Roy Harding's and Bob Mattern's mock war with Mrs. Madill to Donna Madill. 88 Transportation for United School District DALE ALTIMUS Cramer, Pennsylvania 89 COMPLIMENTS OF ARONE CONCRETE PRODUCTS CORPORATION PEANUTS GRANDO'S Barber Shop HOMER CITY PENNSYLVANIA SEWARD, PENNSYLVANIA Haircuts Shave Facial Massage Tonic Singe NEW FLORENCE NATIONAL BANK NEW FLORENCE PENNSYLVANIA Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 90 Compliments of BLAIRSVILLE DISTRICT RESTAURANT HOTEL ASSOCIATION HORNICK'S HARDWARE Johnstown, Pa. INDIANA PRINTING PUBLISHING CO. INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA TREXLER'S RESTAURANT FINE FOODS Phone Seward 2-9892 Armagh, Pennsylvania Compliments of IMPERIAL COAL COMPANY Diamond Mine No. 2 n BOLTZ PENNSYLVANIA JOHN'S JEWELRY GIFT SHOP 716 Philo. St. INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA FINK'S DAIRY QUEEN Home of the cone with the curl on top 401 North Fourth St. INDIANA, PA. HOMER CITY CLEANERS 34 RIDGE AVENUE HOMER CITY, PA. Phone Gr. 98024 BEN FRANKLIN STORE WESTMONT SHOPPING CENTER 93 JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA HOMER CITY STATE BANK Where Every Customer is Important HOMER CITY PENNSYLVANIA QUALITY SIGNS AND NEON O'HARA'S SIGN and PAINT SUPPLY EBENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA STILES' GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROCERIES MEATS HARDWARE 94 GReenleaf 2-7530 SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA MT. REST GREENHOUSES Operated by MRS. RUSSEL MORRE and ALLEN LING 5 MILES EAST OF ARMAGH ON ROUTE 22 Phone Seward 2-4634 - Seward 2-4638 Choice Selection of Vegetable and Flower Plants MOSKAL FUNERAL HOUSE Since 19 18 413-415 BROAD STREET JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone Johnstown 7-8644 Automobile Service Compliments of CAMBRIA SAVINGS JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA LOPRESTI FURNITURE CO. INC. 3611 BROAD ST. JOHNSTOWN, PA. Philip Lopresti—Owner Frank Romeo—Mgr. Open Daily 9-5 p.m. 95 Evenings SHAFFER'S Compliments of FROZEN DELIGHT RUSTIC LODGE Route 22 R. D. 1 NEW FLORENCE, PA. INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA MARCUS FRED PENROSE RESTAURANT PLUMBING HEATING Phone Johnstown 37-1842 ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS DILLTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA ROBINSON PENNSYLVANIA 96 McFEATTERS GARAGE INDIANA MUSIC HOUSE Atlantic Gas and Oil Goodyear Tires INDIANA, PENNA. Everything in Music and Musical Instruments Complete Rental Plan and Service Dept. BRUSH VALLEY PENNSYLVANIA STAKE'S USED CARS SHAFFER'S NEW AND USED SHEET METAL AND ROOFING (See Stake 4 Any Make.) Tinners and Roofers Mobile Homes and Travel Trailers 97 HOMER CITY, PENNSYLVANIA EBENSBURG PENNSYLVANIA IT PAYS TO PLAY . . . Football Baseball Basketball Softball Golf Badminton Archery Fishing Tackle Guns Picnic Supplies Bicycles Ammunition Athletic Outfitters for Indiana County Complete Line of Outdoor Equipment BARCLAY S HARDWARE VISIT OUR HOBBY DEPARTMENT 520 Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pennsylvania B-Y SUPER MARKET DON CAMPBELL SERVICE PHILCO - KELVINATOR - MOTOROLA Everyday Low Prices B. F. Goodrich McCreary Firestone Tires Plus S H Green Stamps Route 425 BETWEEN EBENSBURG AND BELSANO 98 BLAIRSVILLE, PENNA. NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. NATIONWIDE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. NATIONWIDE LIFE INSURANCE CO. COLUMBUS 16, OHIO HENRY CLAY SNOBY All Kinds of Insurance Box 104 Phone Johnstown 2-5322 ARMAGH, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DE RUBIS RESTAURANT Phone Seward 2-7717 BLAIRSVILLE PHARMACISTS HARRY ALBERT NATE FALK BUD HEASLEY FRANK SMITH 99 DILLTOWN PENNSYLVANIA BLAIRSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA BURKETT'S RESTAURANT BOLIVAR Washington Street PENNSYLVANIA INDIANA Complete INSURANCE Service WILFRED E. HELWIG Savings Trust Company PENNSYLVANIA HOMER CITY PHARMACY HOMER CITY PENNSYLVANIA JOHNNIE'S AUTO SERVICE CLYDE Sunoco Gas, Oil and Accessories Phone: ORleans 6-9920 PENNSYLVANIA JOHN OFMAN, Prop. 100 C. S. KUNKLE LUMBER CO. LUMBER, MILLWORK, AND BUILDER'S SUPPLIES PLUMBING, HEATING, AND FLOOR COVERINGS Phone: HO 9-8045 HOMER CITY, PA. Engravings by ZIMMERMAN ENGRAVING COMPANY 101 SYKESVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS Here's to a Happy Ending of Your High School Days and a Successful Beginning of Your New Life. As you look forward to your JOYOUS COMMENCEMENT It is Our Wish That You Graduate With Honors We Welcome the Opportunity to be of Service to you. GLOSSER BROS. JOHNSTOWN, PA. Everybody's Store CURRIE'S STERLING STATION SERVICE W. L. GRIFFITH DAIRY FARM Quaker State Products Seward 2-5963 Fresh Milk 60c per gal. Right Way Dairy Equipment Cherry Burrill Milk Tanks 102 SEWARD, PA. R. D. 2 NEW FLORENCE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF ERVES PENWAY INN ROUTE 56 Va MILE NORTH OF ARMAGH Property of Isabelle and Roland Nyland Compliments of AMERICAN TAILORING TUXEDO CO. 80 Walnut Street JOHNSTOWN PENNA. Across from Penn Traffic Tuxedos rented for Weddings and all formal occasions. Compliments of FRANK J. CASTELLI FORD SALES 722 Cresson Road EBENSBURG PENNA. Phone: GReenleaf 2-8290 GReenleaf 2-8291 Come in and test drive the NEW FORD 103 B. R. EPLETT PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING We Do Complete Kitchen and Bath Room Remodeling Warm Air, Hot Water and Steam Heating Gas, Oil and Coal Boilers 1085 BROAD ST. JOHNSTOWN, PA. Phone 77816 KENNETH N. GRAY FUNERAL HOME SEWARD, PENNSYLVANIA 24 Hour Ambulance Service Telephone Seward 2-6471 FARMERS BANK AND TRUST CO. OF INDIANA Main Street FOR THE BEST IN FRESH VEGETABLES BREHM'S VEGETABLE FARMS'' 104 INDIANA, PA. Phone Seward 2-9723 Insure and Be Sure With PARNELL COWHER COMPANY Phone 5-5211 640 Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pennsylvania GRAY'S CABINET WORKS Call Gray Today—Take A Year To Pay Manufacturers of NATURAL WOOD KITCHENS Factory and Showroom Opposite County Home Barn R. D. 1 - GETTY HEIGHTS, INDIANA, PA. Phone Indiana 5-8671 Complete Kitchen Remodeling Armstrong Rubber Tile Bathroom Fixtures Plastic Floor Tile Formica Sink and Counter Tops American Standard Fixtures Armstrong Linoleum Plastic Wall Tile 105 Compliments of PYLE APPLIANCE CENTER SALES AND SERVICE Phone Blairsville 608 BLAIRSVILLE, PA Compliments of PENN FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA PARK-'n-SHOP Your Friendly Supermarket Open 9-9 Free Parking HOMER CITY PENNSYLVANIA FORNEY ARC WELDERS INC. Welding Supplies Shop and Portable Equipment 106 209 E. HIGH ST. EBENSBURG, PENNA. BLAIRSVILLE FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Market Street BLAIRSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA MILLER'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Market Street BOLIVAR PENNSYLVANIA Phone 6-9917 OSWALD MOTORS WEST HIGH STREET JEEP SALES SERVICE Phone Greenleaf 2-7130 EBENSBURG, PA. JOHNSTOWN'S No. 1 RADIO STATION WCRO Studios and Offices in the Fort Stanwix Hotel MAIN STREET JOHNSTOWN, PA. John D. Reilly, General Manager Gary W. Hagerich, Asst. General Manager 107 Compliments of BLAIRSVILLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS BLAIRSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of GAMBLE AND GAMBLE BOLIVAR PENNSYLVANIA SETLOCK FORD SALES INC. 226 North Main Street FORD New and Used Cars and Trucks Complete Service for All Makes Phone Gr. 9-8083 Homer City, Penna. 108 CHARLES BEAUTY SALON Prescription Permanents by Realistic' Phone 7-0804----Evening Appointments 128 MARKET STREET JOHNSTOWN, PA. FRANCIS JIM E. WAGNER DANCE STUDIO Tap Baby Class Ballet Toe Acrobat Ballroom Modern Jazz WARD-TV STARS OF TOMORROW TV SHOW 1 1 5 Haynes Street Johnstown, Pa. WILSON'S ELECTRIC PUMPS WAGNER FUNERAL HOME HERBERT A. WILSON WELL DRILLING Ambulance Service Phone Nanty-Glo 4-6603 Phone New Florence 4352 R. D. 1 Box 258 MINERAL POINT, PA. NEW FLORENCE PENNSYLVANIA HENRY W. MROSKY WANDA'S HOUSE OF GENERAL CONTRACTOR BEAUTY ARMAGH, PA. 122 Walnut St. Homes of Distinction Sew-2-9649 Call day or night JOHNSTOWN, PA. MOSER S TRUCK STOP PENNZOIL PRODUCTS CRAMER, PA. EDWARD HAHN PACKING CO. BLUE RIBBON BRAND MEAT PRODUCTS JOHNSTOWN, PA. 110 WHEN IN NEED OF BANKING SERVICE THINK OF BLAIRSVILLE NATIONAL BANK Member F. D. I. C. BLAIRSVILLE WIDDOWSON'S JEWELERS 704 Philo. St. PENNSYLVANIA BLAIRSVILLE FARM SERVICE Operated by ROBERT SHUMAKER INDIANA, PA. TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY 111 Serving Indiana Area Since 1928 BLAIRSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA KITZI'S SUBMARINE SHOPS 229 Fairfield Avenue JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations to the Class of 1960 from VALE TECH INSTITUTE Market Street Blairsville, Pennsylvania L H - ALBRIGHT GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES General Merchandise Gas and Oil Nanty Glo 4-6751 STRONGSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA TURNER and GEORGE AGENCY Real Estate • Insurance 160 E. Market Street Phone 119 BLAIRSVILLE, PA. 112 Compliments of COVER'S STUDIO Portrait - Individual - Weddings Official Photographer of 1959-60 Dial 78-966 504 Main Street JOHNSTOWN, PENNA. A. A. WAGNER FUNERAL HOME Phone 9-2698 TONY'S BARBER SHOP MODERN BEAUTY SALON Beauty Specialists Westmont Shopping Center 113 JOHNSTOWN, PA. JOHNSTOWN, PA. Bouquets Weddings Corsages JACK'S THOMAS FLOWER SHOP MARKET SERVICE STATION Groceries - Meats - Produce (our new location) Scale and Crane Service 540 Locust Street Load Correction JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Gulf Gas - Oil Phone 9-4463 Nite 2-4797 BOX 84 ARMAGH, PA. SEWARD LUMBER COMPANY KIMBERLY HOTEL General Builders Supply Plant Route 711 P.R.R. SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA SEWARD, PENNSYLVANIA 114 SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY STRINI'S COFFEE SHOP INDIANA, PA. Complete Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ARMAGH, PENNSYLVANIA RUDNIK'S ATLANTIC SERVICE GROCERY For COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Call STORE R. M. PETE STEWART Gas Center (Route 22) AUCTIONEER Phone Seward 2-4012 Always Selling Something Somewhere VINTONDALE, R. D. 1 Livestock Machinery Real Estate Household Goods 115 NEELY'S APPLIANCE STORE ARMAGH, PENNSYLVANIA EAST ON ROUTE 22 DOMINO'S SERVICE STATION Sterling Gasoline Tires Lubrication ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA INDIANA APPAREL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION CHILDREN'S SHOP TOWN AND COUNTRY MAYFAIR SHOPPE MOLLY ANN LEON'S WAXLERS Where high quality merchandise for men, women and children is available with courteous and efficient service. 116 BERRINGER'S CASH Compliments of MARKET Groceries BRODYS Gas, Oil Confections Indiana's Leading Department Store STRONGSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DEAN S DINERS CLEANING MATERIAL ASSO. BLAIRSVILLE, PENNA. 1100 Philo. St. 178 E. Market St. Wm. Penn Hwy. INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA DARREL R. DEAN 117 HI-WAY HARDWARE 2025 BEDFORD ST. JOHNSTOWN, PA. Your WESTINGHOUSE Dealer Phone 32-1200 Seward 2-7475 PHONES Res. 9-4470 FILAT FURNITURE Bedroom and Living Room Suites Televisions Rugs and Carpets Electrical Appliances SEWARD, PENNA. JOHNSTOWN BANK And TRUST COMPANY MAIN OFFICE 532-534 Main Street Cambria City Branch Geistown Branch Davidsville Branch 311 Broad Street 2459 Bedford Street 110 South Main Street Davidsville, Penna. AULT'S WELDING SERVICE Acetylene and Electric On The Job Or In The Shop Ornamental Iron a Specialty ARMAGH, PA. Phone Seward 2-9681 118 COMPLIMENTS OF Stephens Dairy Farm JOHN, BILL, BING STEPHENS and CLARENCE. CRAMER PENNSYLVANIA 119 PATRON'S LIST Anderson's, Seward Anderson Shoe Store, Indiana A P Super Market, Indiana Ash Shoe Company, Indiana A. T. Taylor, Inc., Indiana Bailey's Service Station, Route 22 Baldwin's Service Station, Belsano Berney Bros. Wholesale Dry Goods, Johnstown Boeh Flower Shop, Blairsville Brown's Boot Shop, Indiana Capitol Restaurant, Indiana Ceresa's Sterling Service Station, Ebensburg Charles McMullen, Brush Valley City Hall Shoe Shine Shop, Johnstown Clarke's Funeral Home, Seward Cramer Sales Joyland, Cramer Demo Zamagegi De Roy's, Johnstown Di Rinaldo Shoe Store, Bolivar Freeman's Groceries, New Florence George S. Griffith, Armagh Hotel Homer, Homer City Ida's Super Market, Robinson Jack McLaughlin Jones Market, Robinson William Mathews Kuhn's Young, Johnstown La Porta's Flower Shop, Johnstown Leo J. Buettner, Johnstown Ligonier Mill, New Florence Luxenburg's, Indiana Mabel Liebold, Robinson Malion Bros. Hardware, Indiana Misner TV Hi-Fi, Nanty-Glo Moorhead Radio, Television Service, Indiana Murphy Service, Johnstown New Florence Lumber, New Florence Norman's Beauty Shop, Bolivar Oliver Henderson Variety Store, Bolivar Peterson's Market, Robinson Ross's Drug Store, Homer City Seward Hardware Electric, Seward Shingler's Grocery, Brush Valley Style Store, Johnstown Sunshine Shop, Bolivar Sutila Funeral Home, Indiana Sutter's Hardware, Homer City S. W. Boyd, Indiana Tony LaMantia Bros., Bolivar Vangeri's Barber Shop, Robinson Westmont Drug Store, Johnstown Compliments of GEORGE W. MUECH 209 E. High Street EBENSBURG PENNSYLVANIA AUTOGRAPHS 120