West View High School - Westvian Yearbook (West View, PA)
- Class of 1958
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WHAT WE DO JUST FOR FUN WHO WE ARE AS A TEAM W Mlhgux fa I fl J-unmor X zgmm SQTIKOT' SOPlW0'Yft0TC, ur ttrst lnk c ann o ma url assortatton vvtth other people We know that IW order to be mature one must be able to get along vvtth those around htm ln our past three years at West Vuew we have becom tttends ot classmates teachers and adrntn tstrators They have all helped us to mature by shartng enloyable expertences wnth us advtstng us Nhen we needed tt teachlng us respect for the optntons ot others Through the guidance of our admlntstratton and faculty we have learned that when one as mature he uses wtsely the talents and untellt gence that have been given to hum Our class mates have made us realtze that thetr attl tudes must be acknowledged and that we are not always rtght tn the attttudes we have or the dectstons we wtsh to make Certatnly our GSSOCIOYIOD wtth other people should be the first llnk ID our Cham of maturity ff-4 43,27 as lt muwgls I t 3 t N kNM W il . 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It was all so new so dufferent so excutung We elected our capable class spon sors Muss Wadlunger and Mr Martorellu at our flrst class meetung and chose for our colors and flower gold and whute and the fragule orchud Most of our tume was spent gettung lost un the confusuon of the halls but un our spare tume we louned varuous clubs and studued Remember our first sophomore ac tuvuty June un January? Our executuve councul created a true atmosphere of sprung wuth theur decoratuons makung us forget um meduately on enterung the gym the wund and snow we had fought outsude And gurls how could we ever forget our class pucnuc at North Park when we won the softball game? Our lunuor year too offered many new experuences We presented our flrst class play I Remember Ma and were so proud f uts success Oh and the day class rungs arruved' How proudly we donned the hand some rungs flashung and tradung them among ourselves For us ut was a sugn that we were truly a part of West Vuew Hugh Our flrst actuvuty of the year was held at the Colonual and was a lot of fun Our own swung band was featured whuch provuded us wuth excel lent dance musuc As Iunuors we had the 'ob of plannung the Prom for the senuors lt was our pruvulege to attend along wuth them and we had such a good tume As our lunuor year drew to a close we looked eagerly toward September and our senuor year At long last ut arruved We were senuors and the last class to graduate from West Vuew Hugh School Thus year has guven us so many memornes to treasure Remember all of the cheerung and excutement at the sports events especually Senuor Nught the Turkeyfoot Trot at North Park Lodge where there was food and plenty of good dance records the Senuor Dunner Dance whuch marked the begunnung of the end of our senuor year Sabruna Faur the Junuor Senuor Prom May Day and finally graduatuon Yes our hugh school days have guven us much to remember and luttle that we would luke to forget Although all of us wull b followung dufferent roads to dufferent destuna tuons we shall never forget our classmates or the closeness and unuty that was felt among the members of the Class of 1958 '33 ll 1 H X - ' Ml 5 A r l l ' rf 2' 5 su .4 5 X f .-1 0 .W , l 5 A u 1 f' 7 G , ' r I - ' . W . . U 0 gl . 21 K ' I ' I 1 1 , - , . . . . . . , , , . , - , . sophomores. lt was a wonderful year, though, , I l - I l 1 ' ' ' . ' 1 1 I ' I , . . . . . I 1 n v ' ' ' ll , . . . . n n 1 Il I I - - -11 - - . . . I l . I ' l a J v I 1 - ll l . II D , l I . I o a v ' e n n l I l . . . , l . - 1 1 ' ' v v I I ' a 1 . . , e I I . - 1 . o I ' - ma, o I , ' I 6 OF I958 while remembering the past EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The power behind the organization of our class were the executive councils. These groups worked hard planning activities and class events, and collecting our dues. In our sophomore year Dave Alig headed the executive council which led us in choosing our class sponsors, colors, and flower. Our other capable officers this year were Bill Newlin, Pat Selko, and Vera Eckert. Our junior year was important to us, for we had charge of the biggest event of the year-the Junior Prom. Tom Calhoun was our president, assisted by Dave Alig, Pat Selko, Vera Eckert, and Bonnie Mugnani. With our senior year came innumer- able jobs for our executive council such as the ordering of graduation announce- ments. Tom Calhoun again was our president, and the other officers were Chum Kovach, Diane Vinkovich, Vera Eckert, and Martha Kotchin, We thank these people who gave so much of their talent and time to help make the Class of 1958 so successful. OFFICERS C. Kovach, vice president, M. Kotchin, secretaryp T. Calhoun president, D. Vinkovich, corresponding secretary, V. Eckert treasurer. CLASS FLOWER: ORCHID CLASS COLORS: GOLD AND WHITE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL First Row-C. Kovach, J. Dennis, M. Jackson, W. Shreve, T. Calhoun. Second Row-V. Eckert, M. Kotchin, D. Bell, B. Hadfield, B. Meisinger, D. Vinkovich, Miss Wadlinger. GLEN ABEL Glenn Amlable and easy golng valuable member ot the football team sports hugh among hrs favor :tes will make a very capable engineer HI Y 1 2 3 Shume Shop Committee 2 Football 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Wrestling 2 Basketball 1 Hall Patrol 3 Stage Crew 3 DAVID GRANT ALIG Hoops Tall blond and handsome an active and very capable partlclpant rn West Views sports kicked mary of those valuable extra points for the 'football team looking forward to college and success xecutlve Council 1 2 Presldent 1 Vlce President 2 ootball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Ha Patrol 2 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Hu Y Vnce President 3 DAVID ROBERT ALLEN Dave Has a muschrevous gleam an has eyes carefree and happy go lucky contrnbuted rnuch to the success ofthe wrestling team enthuslastlc about mechanlcal drawmg Wrestlmg 1 2 3 NANCY ANN ALTENHOFF Bubblmg over wrth vltallty and enthusiasm IS known particularly for her orlgunal wut always neat and attractive In appearance popular member of our class GAA 1 Bowlmg Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Latm Club Pep Club 123 YTeens 123 West Wlnd Westvtan 2 3 Shuffle Shop Commrttee 3 MARJORIE JEAN ANGEL Margie Possesses a smcere and frnendly manner lovely blonde harr a welcomed addutlon to our band wlll make a perfect nurse Band 123 Executlve Councll 3 Shuffle Shop Com Club23 Pep Club3 GAA 2 JOHN RAYMOND ANTHONY Jack Dark and handsome fellow who has personaluty pus dusplayed has specual talents an the sax sextet our popular band presudent headed for college Band 12 3 Executlve Council 2 3 President 3 Orchestra 123 Chorus 3 Treasurer 3 Student Drrector 3 Chanel Chour 3 Swnng Band 1 2 3 Leader 3 Sax Sextet 123 Executive Council 2 Student Council 3 Shuffle Shop Commrttee 2 3 Hall Patrol 3 Westvlan 2 3 Class Play 2 JUDITH LYNNE ATKINSON Judy Petite and lively has pretty dark hanr wlnnlng personaluty lookmg forward to a successful career after college GAA 2 Band 123 Orchestra 23 YTeens123 Cabinet 3 Bowlmg Club 2 3 Latm Club 1 CAROL BACHMAN Poised blonde dancing as her favorite pastlme enloys watchlng football and basketball games will be a competent secretary after graduation Pep Club 3 BETTY BAUER Bets Seems to always enloy herself wherever she IS llkes to listen to records In her spare tlme among the prettlest In our class will make a very attractive secretary Y Teens 1 3 Pep Club 3 MARION BAUMAN Mare Frnendly and cheerful manner an enthusaastuc sports fan proficient at commercial work will be an a set to any office Grrls Chorus 1 FHA 23, GAA 23 YTeens 3 Operetta 1 H H l' r 1 l , l r I l 1 1 F F I I . ll ll I , . . I - . . . . , I . E , f , ' 7 F , , 1 , 2 I , 2 ll I f r 7 ' - II Il I I ' ' ' . . . a - . . : . . : ' 1: . , , 2 - , . : 3: 1 I , Q ll ' ll , , . ' 1 - mittee 37 F.H.A. 15 Y-Teens 1,2,3g Westvlan 37 Bowlmg , g D p . . . . H 1, , , f , , ' : 1 r I 1 1 1 A 1 I , , , l I I F F I , 1 2 F 1 F - ll ll - - - l . I 1 l ' I l ' I I I F 1 I - ll ll ' I l ' 1, 1, . Q i ' Q . . . , ' . . . , 1 - 7 VIVIEN ALYCE BEGLY Vlv Quiet and reserved partlcularly engoyed Shuffle Shop a dependable and conscnentnous student wlll make nursing her career Pep Club I 2 3 Shume Shob Commlttee 2 3 YTeens I3 FHA 'I23 Hlstorlan 3 GAA 2 MARCIA DALE BELDING Ponsed and polushed possesses enviable grace and charm particularly likes to dance and play tennls her future plans Include college Latnn Club I Pep Club 1 2 3 YTeens 2 Shuffle Shop Commlttee 2 3 DONALD BELL Don A handsome guy wnth a wmmng smnle con tributed much to the success of our band definately an asset to West View looks forward to being an engineer Band 23 Vuce Presndent 3 HIY 23 Cabmet 3 Executive Councll 3 Hall Patrol 3 GEORGE E BENDER George Carefree good looking George as a m chlevous manner dedncated to the band a future clvll engineer Band I 2 3 HI Y .1 Shuffle Shop Committee I 2 CHARLES K BERBERICH and friendly manner enloyed Shuffle Shop to the utmost plans to take up drafting work Golf Team 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 Basketball I HI Y 3 Speech Club 2 MARTHA BETHKE Marcy Sunny dlsposltlon and cheerful manner tlny and sweet our accompllshed organist good student In every class Pep Club 123 Westvlan 23 West Wind 3 Latln Club I Chorus 3 Organlst 2 3 Y Teens l 2 3 Bowling Club 3 MARILYN FAY BEVERIDGE Mums Pretty and gay one of our popular twlns adept at sewnng vouce class was her favornte Pep Club 3 WAYNE BEVERIDGE Wayne Our other twln frnendly and suncere had that devulush gleam un hrs eyes a falthful member of the chorus smooth on the dance floor Football I Hu Y I Hall Patrol I 2 3 Chorus 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 3 iq., Furst Row B Bauer M Beveridge V Bagley N Altenhofi M Beldmg M Angel W Beverudge Second Row M Bauman C Bachman D Allen .I Anthony M Bethke J Atkmson Thurd Row D Allg C Belbench G Abel D Bell ll ' ll r rl . ' . ll ' ,p...,,, ' 1 , fi - : I ' ' xsfd .. ... ' ,, ll Il . r r . F ' rr F A' I - ' n u AZ' N , - ' . . . h is- 1 T' ' l Ju. A a l ll ' I 1 1 ' I I ' ' ' l A N sa x 5 Valuable member of the golf team . . . has a quiet ri I ,F I ' 1 ll ll .,: 'i ,s ' z I' z : fi - ,,: Aff' A ll ' ll ' ' Il ll 1. ' I r r F l I 'CQ ,1 L In x J T -1. ' ' I ' . I -I y . . ' ' . ' ' . ' J DENNIS R BEYNON Denny An amiable easy going fellow chemistry class ranked hugh with him an asset to the chorus working on cars provided hum with an enloyable pastime Football I 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Executive Council 3 Chapel Choir I 2 3 Boys Chorus I 2 3 Hi Y I 2 JUDITH E BIRD Judy Dainty and sweet dancing rated high as a favorite pastime a whiz at bookkeeping sure to be an efficient secretary Library Club I Pep Club I 2 3 Y Teens I 2 3 KATHRYN BISCHOFF Kathy A cheerful happy person a great football and basketball fan enloys swimming plans to attend business school OLIVE MAY BOVILL Ollie Lovely and gracious sparkling eyes her most noticeable feature charming personality unforgettable captain of the varstty cheerleaders MOST PERSONABLE Student Council I Student Council Alternate 23 Latin Club I YTeens I 2 3 Cheerleading I 23 Captain I23 Chorus I23 Executive Council 3 Chapel Choir 2 3 Glrls Ensemble I 2 3 Glrls Chorus I 2 3 Class Play 2 Peo Club I 2 3 West Wind I 2 3 Westvian I2 3 Features Editor 3 Executive Council Alternate 3 Shume Shop Committee I 2 3 Operetta I LINDA BRANDT Llnda Attractive poised and charming known for her beautiful clothes and collegiate dressing delightful effervescent personality a popular and outstanding classmate Cheerleading I 2 3 West Wind I 2 Westvian I 2 3 Pep Club I 2 3 Speech Club 2 3 N F L 2 3 Y Teens I 3 Class Play 2 Shume Shop Committee 2 3 Glrls Chorus 3 Latin Club I Executive Council I Alternate 2 Bowling Club 3 .ION BRAUTIGAM Tall dark and good looking always has ready smile amiable manner as one o his many assets future plans Include college Hi Y 3 Hall Patrol 3 LLOYD W BRISCOE Friendly and outgoing manner known for his terrific sense of humor famous as an Echo member and chorus president likable as they come hopes to enter the medical profession Band I 2 3 Chorus I 23 President 3 Chanel Choir I 2 3 Boys Chorus I 2 3 Mixed Ensemble 2 3 Basket ball I 2 3 Hall Patrol 3 PATRICIA BROSENITSCH a Dark haired and diminutive avid fan of all West View sports speech class was her favorite will make a top notch secretary Y Teens I Pen Club 3 DONALD BRUNNER Don A man of the great outdoors he particularly likes hunting devilish and fun loving rooted for West Views mighty mat men happiest in chemistry class Hi Y I 2 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 3 JOANNE BRUNNER Endowed with a subtle wit and infectious laugh refreshing effervescent personality pretty and spirited magorette . . . college figures un her future plans. Maiorette I 2 3- West Wind 2 3 Circulation Editor 3' Westvian 3- Pep Club I,2 3- Shume Shop Committee 2,37 Y-Teens Ip Girls Chorus 37 Latin Club I. CAROLE LESLIE BURTON es Full of sptrlt for West Vlew and Its band that twnnkle In her eyes reflects her wonderful sense of humor courteous and charmung wnll surely be a success as a commercial teacher Band I23 Chorus I Girls Ensemble I YTeens I 2 3 Shuttle Shop Committee 2 3 ROBERT R CALDWELL JR Bob Qulet and srncere a drlngent and dependable student possesses a frlendly and contagious gran a future enguneer Band I Orchestra 2 3 Speech Club 3 SAO 3 THOMAS O CALHOUN Tom Outgoing personality and orrgmal sense of humor a superb speaker and debater a tlreless and devoted worker as our class president w surely make his mark rn the world N F L I 2 3 Debate I 2 3 Speech Club I 2 3 Vlce President 2 Band I 2 3 Executive Councll I 2 Swmg Band 2 3 Hr Y I 2 3 Secretary 2 Westvlan I 2 3 Stu dent Councll 2 3 Treasurer 3 Executrve Councrl 2 3 Presrdent 2 3 N H S 2 3 Hall Patrol 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Student Exchange 2 KEITH ALAN CAMPBELL Kelth Music IS his forte clancnng rs hrs second nature noted for has subtle lakes plans to study busnness admnmstratuon Basketball Manager I Wrestllng I J A 2 Hr Y I 2 3 Class Play 2 Chorus I 2 3 County Chorus 3 Chapel Choir 2 3 Maxed Octet I Octones 3 WILLIAM RONALD CAMPBELL Buck Mom Interest rs nn horses cheerful and happy go lucky enloys havrng a good tnme plans to enter the brrcklayrng professron MARLYN CEBEK Marlyn Attractive IS our Marlyn with a personalrty t match always perfectly groomed enthus lastrc member of G A A wlll make o capable secretary Y Teens I 2 Chorus I 2 3 Chapel Cholr I 2 3 FH A I, Pepa Club I 2 3 Shuttle Shop Committee 2 3 G A A Seated- P. Brosenitsch, L. Burton, O. Bovill, L. Brandt. Second Row- B. Caldwell, J. Brautigam, D. Brunner. Third Row- J. Bird, M. Cebek, J. Brunner, K. Campbell T. Calhoun. First Row- R. Cucla, S. Clement, T. Creel, J. Dennis, H. Clark, B. Corsella. Second Row- K. Daniels, K. Coulter, D. Dankmyer, N. Dax, .l. Cleva, R. Darges, T. Cunningham, L. Briscoe. Third Row- D. Cuda, B. Deiss. 7' ANGELA CIRLINGIONE I Lovely let black hair especially talented In art work engoys anything musical will make a fine commercial artist Shuffle Shop Committee 3 Westvlan 3 Pep Club 3 Y Teens I HARRY CLARK Harry Plays a real mean trumpet did a fabulous lob as drum mayor with that hugh flying baton what a sense of humor so deserving of the title MOST MUSICAL Chorus 2 3 Band I 2 3 Drum Malor 3 Chapel Choir 23 Boys Chorus 23 Mixed Ensemble 23 Swing Band 2 3 SUE ARLENE CLEMENT Susie Vlvacnous and so charming sparkling person allty and lovely smile an energetic and devoted malorette one of our lovely Three Graces Speech Club 3 Y Teens I 2 3 Secretary 3 Westvuan 3 West Wind 3 Peo Club I 2 3 Malorette I 2 3 Student Council I 2 3 Band Executive Council 3 Shuttle Shop Committee 2 3 Student Council Publicity Committee 3 JUDITH A CLEVA Judy Enloyed attending football games rates dancing hugh as a pleasant pastime has a gay and happy manner plans to do laboratory work in a hospital WILLIAM A CORSELLO I Good looking and amicable lots of personality could usually be seen driving around nn his con vertible a well liked classmate HYI2 KATHLEEN COULTER Kathy Bubbly effervescent personality endowed with a subtle wlt and terrific sense of humor has an abundance of musical talent and brains a truly unforgettable senior Chorus I23 Secretary 3 Accompamst 3 County Chorus 2 3 Chapel Choir I2,3, Mixed Ensemble I 23 Glrls Ensemble I Operetta I, Orchestra 'I23 Girls Chorus I23 YTeens I23 Cabinet 3 Latin Club I Consul I Executive Council I GAA 2 Pep Club 3, Shuffle Shop Committee 2 3 Class P ay 2 N H S 2 3 Westvlan I 2 3 Activities Edltor 3 TAMARA RAYE CREEL Tammy Sweet and lovely has charmed everyone with her sincerity along with that throoty voice her beautiful blue eyes and sparkling smile have caught the eyes of all college is among her future plans Shuttle Shop Committee 3 Pep Club 3 YTeens 3 RICHARD CUDA Rich Genulnely sincere and friendly a skilled hand ot fixing radios chemistry class rates high with him a future electrical engineer RONALD CUDA Ron So friendly so good looking and so much fun easygoing cars are his favorite pastime looking forward to a future In the U S Marines HY12 CHARLES THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Tom A hunting and fishing enthusiast did his best for West View s football and golf teams care free and contented with life it seems interested in doing radio and television work Golf I 2 3 Football 3 KAREN DANIELS Karen Striking appearance and dazzling smile has a natural aptitude for music horseback riding afforded her much pleasure will surely be a popular co ed Chorus 1 2 3 Executive Council 3 County Chorus I 2 3 Chapel Choir 123 Operetta 1 Girls Ensemble 23 Girls Chorus 123 Orchestra 123 Executive Council 23 District Orchestra 123 Shuffle Shop Committee 2 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 Westvlan 3 Latln Club 1 Pep Club 1 GAA 123 DARLENE ELIZABETH DANKMYER Darlene Sophisticated and strikingly pretty added much charm to the rnalorette line fun loving and gay love that beautiful blonde hair Malorette 1 2 3 Westvian 2 3 Class Play 2 Pep Club 2 3 Latin Club 1 Shuffle Shoo Committee 2 Y Teens 1 RICHARD DARGES Darg A talented hand at art especially enloyed speech activities soends his spare time drawing sure to have a successful career in the Navy Speech Club 1 NANCY DAX Nance Came to us from Vincentian Academy in her iunior year . . . radiates ioviality and enthusiasm . . . artistically inclined . . . an avid iazz enthus- iast and natural humorist. Y-Teens 3' Pep Club 23- Shuffle Shop Committee 3- Westvian 3- Speech Club 3. WILLIAM F. DEISS No-Dice Jovial and good-natured . . . spends his leisure time working on cars . . . immensely enioyed wood- shop . . . a West View contribution to the Navy. JUDITH ANNE DENNIS Judie' Pretty and charming . . . lovely, sparkling eyes compliment a peaches-and-cream complexion . . . always neatly and attractively attired . . . a sure success in college. West Wind 27 Westvian 37 Pep Club 1,2,3, Secretary 37 Y-Teens 1,2,37 Library Club 1,27 Shuffle Shop Com- mittee 1,2,37 Executive Council 3. N DONNA C DONAHUE Donna Always ready for a good time collects records nn her levsure hours pleasung dlsposutuon looks forward to belng a secretary Pep Club 1 2 3 Y Teens 1 3 WALTER DONOP Walt Tall and blond huntlng rates hugh wlth hum as a favorite pasttme was happuest IH sensor scuence class future plans Include a career nn the U S Army DORIS DOTY Dor Entered West Vuew un the latter part of her sopho more year frvendly and always wullmg to help others a great football and basketball fan dancung rates hlqh wlth her as o favorute pastume Band 1 Pep Club 2 3 YTeens 3 ALBERT DUDA A real contented guy always loknng tlnkerung wlth cars IS has favorute pastlme plans to go Into construction work Gol 1 MICHAEL DUESING Muke The lnfe of any party terrific personalnty and ready wut outstandlng on the football field and basketball court sure to be a hnghly successful enguneer Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Captam 3 Hn Y 2 3 Executive Council 2 N F L 3 Class Play 2 BARBARA EBERT Barb Friendly and cheerful enloys llstemng to the radoo attended all our football games wull make an excellent secretary Y Teens 1 Never a dull moment wlth Vera around as a lnvely and unfectuous sense of humor nncurably devulush capable Y Teen presndent YTeens 123 Cabmet 2 President 3 Latm Club 1 Quaestor 1 Lubrary Club 1 23 Presndent 3 G AA I 2 3 Student Councll 1 2 3 Executive Councll 1 2 3 Treasurer 1 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Westvlan 2 N F L 2 3 Speech Club 2 3 Debate 2 3 West Wlnd 3 Class Play 2 FHA 3 Shuffle Shop Commlttee 23 Commuttee Chairman 3 LEO EGER ee An Import from North Catholic un our tumor year dark and handsome enloyed the good tumes he had an chemistry class IS consudermg enguneerlng as a professlon DAVID CHARLES EHRENFELD Ernle Good looking and lskable muslc and sports are has stronghold displayed hus talents on the basketball court our capable orchestra presudent Football 1 Basketball 12, Baseball 123 Orchestra 12 3 Presldent 2, Hall Patrol 3 Shuttle Shoo Com mittee 123 ALBERT ERWIN Happlest when huntmg good natured an amlable had fun at the football games sure to succeed HIY 1 1 I ' 1 ' ll ll ll Il 1 1 I ' - 11A'11 f . ' II ' ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I' 1 I I . . . P . ll ll VERA L. ECKERT Eck ' . . . h ' 1 1 1. I 1 I .1 I 1 F 1 1 1 F - - - U . - . . I I I I I I ' I I I 1 1 I 1 I ' I - - - 1 I 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 5 1 - 1 1 1 Ill ll II ' ll 1. 1 ' 1 1 1 1' 1 1 I I , ' 1 1 - IIAIII ' ' . . . - d First Raw- C. Fabian, V. Eckert, D. Donahue, D. Doty, l. Fabricius, B. Ebert, N. Ewen. Second Row- W. Donop, R. Fabian, A. Erwin, J. Evans, A. Duda, I.. Eger, D. Ehronhld. JOHN EVANS Johnny Carefree and happy easy to get along wnth enpoys worklng on cars IS lookmg forward to a successful future NANCY MARIE EWEN Nan Always enloyed herself an enthuslastlc rooter for the lndlans her pleasant smlle reveals charming dimples a future secretary YTeons I Pep Club 3 CAROL FABIAN Carol Innocent lookmg llve wlre personable and petate possesses a sunny dlsposmon sweet and soft spoken Y Teens I 2 3 Pep Club I 2 3 Shuffle Shop Commlttee 2 Westvlan 2 3 G A A I Library Club I Gemal and happy go lucky enloys huntmg found sensor science very Interesting plans to 'om the Navy and see the world RONAlD FABIAN Ron A true qulpster adds splnt and skull to our wrestlmg team master of wat so much fun to be around Hn Y 2 3 Wrestllng I 3 Intramural Sports I 2 LINDA FABRICIUS Llttle Glrl Petite and pretty happnest when skatlng or dancing wlth a certain someone a loyal chorus member plans to become a secretary Chorus 2 3 Glrls Chorus I 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Y Teens 1,2 3, Lnbrary Club 2 3 F H A I 2 3 Operetta I Il II Il II . I , ll II ' II ' ' II ' .1 I I r lj . 5 , 7 . . . 7 ,2,3. RICHARD FABIAN Tiny ll II l . 0 . ' ' I I I 1 1 - II ' ' II a . I 4 I 1 r I I 1 1 ' n . c o I I I ' ' ' I I I ' Sealed B Frank A Garvan G Gass B Frank R Frscher J Gahrlng R Fuchs Second Row B Fisher B Fletcher B Grant T Geche E Faust D Ganz T Glmenez Third Row B Gadd, D Gaus EDWARD FAU ST A great sports enthusnast huntrng rs one of hrs favorrte pastumes frrendly and nnce to have around Navy here he comes' Football 1 RUTH ANNE FISCHER Ruthie Well lnked by everyone horses are her specral ove hard workung chorus member headed for a secretarlal career YTeens 123 Chorus 23 Grrls Chorus 23 Pep Clu 123 WILLIAM FISHER I Always up to some kmd of devrltry a lot of fun because of has frrendly dlsposutlon repair mg radlos lntrlgues hum hopes to become an electncal englneer 1 SAO 123 Chorus 3 Class Pla Speech Club 2 Latln Club 1 Qulet and so mce a gemal happy person sports are among hrs favorute actnvmes was happnest rn mechamcal drawnng class Basketball 1 Latrn Club 1 Hr Y 3 ELIZABETH FRANK Betty Sugar and splce and everythmg nuce always Wllllng to help out an enthuslastlc rooter at our football games charmlng manner Lnbrary Club 2 3 Glrls Chorus 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 ROBERTA FRANK Bobble Sleek and lovely beautuful long dark hour chuc and deflnrtely sophrstrcated wrll add much to any college campus Pep Club 1 2 3 West Wrnd 1 2 Westvran 1 3 Shuffle Shop Commrttee 1 2 3 F H A 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 Student Councrl 1 , ' I A l1EdII . . . , . N - ll ' Il l . . . - ' . . . ' I I I I I L I l b , , . llB'lllI - ' Hi-Y ,2,3g . . .. , , 2 7 y 25 F - ROBERT WAYNE FLETCHER Bob A l ' . . . l , . . . I ' I '- - A ll Il , . I I . I I I ' ll ' ll . . . , . . . ,., I ' I I ' , I 2. I I l - - - I ' I I F 1 I ' . L' ' .I ' I ' I ' I ' , , . , . . '1 - . I .' I ' I ' I , , . , . . RUTH ANN FUCHS Greatly engoys danclng added much to the chorus pleasing personollty will enter the secretarral field Chorus 3 Grrls Chorus 23 YTeens 123 P p Clu I2 WILLIAM C GADD JR I A true wrt In psychology always saw the humor ous srde ofa srtuatron noted for has zany antics especrally Interested In sports Basketball I Hr Y I 2 3 Speech Club I J A 2 3 JUDITH ANN GAHRING Judy A top student In any sublect has a pleasnng happy dnsposrtuon lent her snngrng talents to our chorus contrubutes much to any actuvlty she undertakes Latln Club I Pep Club I 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Grrls Chorus 23 Chapel Chorr 3 YTeens 123 Shuffle Shop Commrttee 3 DAVID R GANZ Crush Llkable and humorous the mughty drummer of the band a huntung and fishing enthusrast future Navy recrurt Band 2 3 ALBERTA GARVAN Bertie Always neat and well groomed pleasant sincere and helpful a gnfted artlst asset to any group Y Teens I 2 3 Pep Club I 2 3 Lrbrary Club 2 G A A I Bowlrng Club 2 Shuffle Shop Commrttee 3 GLORIA GASS Bug beautiful eyes finds bowlrng a challenglng pastlme adept at skatmg seen at all the football games DONALD J GAUS Don Qulet and contented skulled on the wrestlrng mat expert at solvrng trlg problems sure to make an excellent accountant Wrestlrng I 2 3 Hr Y 2 THOMAS G GECHE Mole Easy going fellow an avld sports fan mam Interest IS an cars wall enter the Navy after graduatron ANTONIO GIMENEZ Tony Our forelgn exchange student from Spam well lrked for hrs fruendlmess and pleasant ways wrll long be remembered at West Vrew lots of luck and success from the Class of 58 Tony Hr Y 3 Speech Club 3 Class Play 3 Basketball 3 LYNDA GOEBEL Lynn Cheerful and sweet proflclent at sewing her favornte pastume an enthusnastrc football fan headed for a successful career nn the busuness world I rl ' rrr e b,. u-11 . ,. Bll 1' fri. r--r- u n , r :rl rf ll . r ' :fl rr rr - rr- rr ,. rr -u - , , ...an ' rrl . rrl f-'- F P , - , u 11 :lf ' - 11 n u rr 1 , . ' r I , . n rl , -0'-wx et ft 1 ,..Q ff? JANET KAY GOSSARD Kay An attractive asset to our class . . . adds a ready bit of humor to any crowd . . . tiny and lively . . . dedicated and efficient band and orchestra librarian. Y-Teen 1,2,3, Cabinet 2, Vice President 35 G.A.A. l,2, 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Speech Club 25 F.H.A. 25 Shuffle Shop Committee 35 Westvian 35 Girls Chorus 35 Band and Orchestra Librarian 35 Bowling Club 3. ROBERT GRANT Bob Has a very easy-going manner . . . always has a good time . , . especially enioyed Hi-Y . . . plans to loin the service after graduation. Hi-Y 3. JANET ELIZABETH GRIMM Janet Our tiny and energetic cheerleader . . . sparkling personality and lots of zip . , . always optimistic and cheerful . . . capable and efticient Photography Editor of the Westvian. Latin Club 15 Chorus 1,2,35 Chapel Choir 1,2,35 Girls Ensemble 1,2,35 Operetta 15 Westvian 1,2,3, Photo- graphy Editor 35 West Wind 2,35 Student Council 1,25 Cheerleading 152,35 Y-Teens 2,35 Shuttle Shop Com- mittee 35 Pep Club 1,2,3. CAROLYN GROSS Carolyn Sweet and friendly . . . finds reading an interesting and enioyable pastime . . . fan of the mighty Indians . . . plans to be an elementary teacher. Y-Teen 1,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 F.H.A. 2,35 Latin Club 15 Westvian 35 Shuffle Shop Committee 3. WILLIAM E. HADFIELD Bill Quiet good-looking Bill . . . our competent Secretary of Traffic elected OUTSTANDING PLAYER by football team sure to succeed in anything he does Football 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 HIY 23 Stage Crew 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 3 Hall Patrol 2 3 Captain 3 Student Council 3 Secretary of Traflic 3 Executive Council 3 Latin Club 1 Basketball Manager 1 JANET J HARLOW Janet Witty and entertaining Big Fang is a favorite expression added her talents to the chorus plans to study home economics Band 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Chapel Choir 1 3 Girls Ensemble 123 Operetta 13 Girls Chorus 123 Speech Club 3 Latin Club 1 Shuflle Shop Committee 3 Y Teens 1 MARILYN G HARTUNG Marilyn Our attractive efliclent Secretary of Student Council lends a gay atmosphere to any gathering lively and sparkling personality will make a wonderful secretary Student Council 3 Secretary 3 YTeens 123 Pe Club 23 Westvian 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 3 Bowling Club 2 3 President 3 Class Play 3 ROBERTA LEE HASER Bobby Lee Very attractive and well dressed has a charm ing personality and radiant smile found chem istry class fascinating will brighten up any college campus West Wind 1 2 Westvian 3 Executive Council 2 Alternate 3 Shuttle Shop Committee 1 2 3 Pep Club 123 YTeens123 LibraryClub2 FHA 123 RUTH ANN HAWTHORNE Ra especially talented and witty student lovely expressive eyes was a welcome addition to the chorus plans to enter our countrys dlplo matic service Chorus 123 Chapel Choir 23 Operetta 1 County Chorus 3 Shuttle Shop Committee 3 Student Council 3 PATRICIA J HECHT q Quiet and diligent student tops In every class greatly enqoyed singing in the chorus sure to succeed as an elementary teacher Pep Club 2 3 YTeens 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 ' 1 1 i 1 1 I ' 1 I Y I i 1 1 i 1 1 i i ' 11 11 J . . . ,, . ,, . . I 1 1 i 1 I I 1 i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 i i i i 11 - 11 1 1 I ' 1 1 i P 1 i i 1 1 1 i - . 11 11 if 1 i i I I I I I 1 1 I ' 1 1 i I ' ' - 1 I - 11 hu An . . . , , . 1 1 1 1 i i W ,, i i . I lt 11 11 f . . - 5 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , ff? I - GARY HEESE Gary Gregarlous nature and pleasant attutude as a wlnnmg personality as an expert dancer he was a welcome snght at Shuffle Shop ots of fun HYI3 TERESA ANN HEIL Tess Always has a brlght and cheerful smvle for everyone her happy dlsposltlon was a real delight a sincere and earnest worker competent secre tary of F H A Pep Club I 2 3 F H A I 2 3 Secretary 3 Y Teens I 3 Shuffle Shop Committee I 2 3 West Wmd 2 3 ELIZABETH ANN HEITZENRODER Beth Pleasant and agreeable possesses a wlnnmg personallty and Infectious smlle thought worklng with the chorus was a rewardlng expert ence wlll contribute her talents to the flelcl of medncme FHA 123 Pen Club 'I23 Chorus I2 3 Chapel Cholr 3 Glrls Chorus I23 Westvlan 3 YTeen 3 Lubrary Club 3 Oueretta I JACK HELM Jack Dashmg and clebonalr ma nettc ersonallt sure to be a successful accountant Executive Council I HI Y I 3 Hall Patrol 2 3 Student Council Alternate 3 Football Manager 3 JOHN W HENDLER John Qulet but auuck wltted adept at maknng clever remarks possesses a truly unnque personallty wall make engineering hus career Hu Y 3 Intramural Sports I 2 3 WILLIS HIGGINS Woody Excelled In speech actlvltles a whlz at every subgect truly an asset to our class w make an outstandmg chemncal engnneer Speech Club 2 3 President 3 Debate 23 Hn Y 2 3 West Wmd 3 Hall Patrol 3 Shuffle Shop Committee hott Flrst Row J Grimm P Hecht K Gossord J Harlow B Heutzenroder M Hurtung R Hawthorne B Haser T Hevl Second Row G Hesse B Hadfleld J Helm W Huggins ll Il ' ' ...h . .. , ' ...I i- , . H H . ,z . - . , , , 2 - ,: ' I ' n I -2 hmm-Man I I I I ' -- ll ll N -.-.,,.z. ,,: .,,: 7 1 fi F ' F 1 A . 1, 1, ' ' g ' p 'y... renowned for has clever qulps and sense of humor , ' : - ,z ,Q F . H U , , ' F , , , . . 1, H ' ... ... ill , , ' : ,: '- ,z 1 1 3- ' ' in . ' ' 1 a I I . , f , , ,J - T ' I 0 I ' I ' . l First Row- S. Huckestein, M. James, M. Jackson. Second Row- B. Johnston, T. Hitchcock, N. Johnston, C. Hudson, C. Hoshman. Third Row- R. Holt, C. Hosick, R. Johnson, R. lmhof, R. Holmes, K. Hughes. s .rv MARY TERESA HITCHCOCK Teresa Ncted for her lovely singing voice pretty and charming loyal rooter for our Indians headed for a successful business career Pep Club 1 3 CAROL HOCHMAN Sweet and considerate gives generously of her time and effort to help others enloyed home economics class very capable home economist Mixed Chorus l 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Operetta 1 YTeens 23 Pep Club 23 FHA 3 particularly will make RONALD HOLMES Ron Really nice looking and a sharp dresser always smiling always blushing great golfer plans to study architecture In college RUSSELL ROBERT HOLT Rusty Always smlllng his avid Interest in science made hum an outstanding member of SAO enloyed trig class immensely hopes to become an aviation medical specialist restllngl3 SAO 123 JA HY3 Patrol 3 Soeech Club 3 CHARLES LYMAN HOSICK Chuck Friendly and co operative has outstanding talent in math spends his spare time working on cars a future engineer A 0 I 2 3 Speech Club 2 Hn Y 1 2 3 Flag Attendant 3 Latln Club 'I J A 2 Wrestling Manager I SARA JANE HUCKESTEIN Sally Poised and neat has a lovely singing vouce seen at all the football games is looking for ward to a successful future Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Chorus 'l, Chapel Choir 1 Pep Club 1 CAROL HUDSON Carol Peppy and spnrlted cheerleader refreshmq wholesome personaluty twmklrng eyes and cheery smrle reflect her wonderful dlsposltuon will be a credit to any college Cheerleading I 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Executlve Council 3 Grrls Chorus I 2 3 Chapel Cholr 3 County Chorus 3 Operetta I Pep Club 2 3 West Wlnd I 2 YTeens I23 Shuffle Shop Commrttee 23 Westvran 23 Speech Club 3 KIRK ALAN HUGHES Klrk Well luked and dependable member of our class a hunting enthusuast dud cr terruflc lob as Busrness Manager of our Westvran will make a flne engmeer Hall Patrol 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Westvran 3 Business Manager 3 Hr Y 2 3 Treasurer 3 Basketball Manager 2 3 Football Manager I Speech Club 2 3 N F L 2 3 ROBERT ALLEN IMHOF Bob Easy gorng qulet and likable can always be seen on the basketball court had much fun rn senior math headed for college HI Y 2 3 Basketball I 3 MARIANNE JACKSON An attractnve redhead wrth a peppy sparklmg personality damty and dummutrve greatly enloyed her work as a band member ns looking forward to a career rn the teachlng profession Band I 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Chapel Choir 2 3, G ls Ensemble I 2 3 Y Teen I 2 3 Cabinet 3 Bowllng Club 23 Shuffle Shop Committee 23 Westvlan 3 Latln Club I Student Councrl I MARY JAMES Mary A llvely brunette enloys watchmg and partlcl patlng rn sports SHICIEDI G A A President hopes to make professnonal roller skatong her career Y Teens I 3 G A A I 2 3 Presrdent 3 Intramural Sports I 2 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 3 Pep Club I 2 3 LINDA JENSEN Linda Always friendly and agreeable happy dnsposl tion at home on the dance floor w l un doubtedly be a capable arrllne hostess r rary Club I P p Club I2 3 YTeens I H A I BARBARA ANN JOHNSTON Barb An addltlon to our class from Bellevue Hugh rn her semor year greatly enloyecl math class personable and frrendly wlll be o credut to any college NANCY ANNE JOHNSTON Thoughtful and sweet a truly wonderful per son enloyed both chorus GCIIVIIIES and voice class expert at the art of cookmg Chorus I 2 3 Chapel Chorr 3 YTeens I 2 RITA JOHNSTON Ave Vrvaclous personalrty has a raduant smule and beautiful red halr enloys being with other people lots of fun to be around Pe Club I23 YTeens I23 Bowlrng Club 2 FHA I JAMES KARL Jrm Oh that dazzlmg smlle he flashes a thought ful and flne classmate very much interested rn sports especually football wall make an excellent screntust Football I23 HIY 3 Basketball I Latm Club I West Wrnd 3 Sports Editor 3 u rr H, :rr rrr I :rl , I l I lr lr' rrl ll rr u-rr I rl r J' rr l rr I 1l'--r- u 11 - , , ' fl 1- 1 ,,: ,I . . gr :rl ' rrr I rf . ll r I . 11 u ' ri --f rf: I :rl I rr- u- rr rl - lb r e ffl ' r2r3r F... ,2,3. rr ll Ill , I' I- n u P Ill ' fir I 11-n 1 - , Ill ' J I I , . BLAIR KEY Blarr Pretty and soft spoken engogmg personalnty scnentnflcally mclnned loves to attend plays YTeens 1 Bowling Club 2 G AA 3 Pep Club 2 3 Westvlan 3 MARTHA JEAN KIGHT Klghtle An mtelllgent and talented semor possesses a beautlful soprano vouce opened up new vistas of nnterest and engoyment un Germany wnth the A FS made outstanding contrlbutlons to the chorus Chorus 1 2 3 County Chorus 2 3 Chanel Choir 1 Glrls Ensemble 123 West Wlnd 2 Westvlan 2 Operetta 1 Latln Club 1 Exchange Student to Ge: many 1957 LUANNE KINNEN OU Refreshlng personaluty G A A s a favorlte enloys a good tlrne headed for a secretarial career Y Teens 1 3 Pep Club I 2 3 GA A 12 3 Shume Shop Commrttee JERRY KINZLER Jerry Quiet and reserved easy to get along with drlvmg cars a favornte of has future plans unclude college ANN KLEINSCHMIDT Ann Pert and pretty warmth and slncernty are the keynotes to her wonderful personalnty tnreless and energetuc President of Pep Club popular and memorable senior Pep Club 1 2 3 President 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 Cabnnet 3 G A A 1 2 Student Council 2 3 Shuffle Shop Commit Club 2 LAWRENCE KLINK Larry Terrubly good lookmg and athletuc an asset to the football team a true 'azz fan w soon be wearmg the Arr Force blue Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 3 Hall Patrol 2 3 Class Play 2 HlY 1 EILEEN KOLLING Eileen Fruendly and agreeable always snncerely wllllng to help others lnstens to records In her spare tlme plans to enter the secretarial field Pep Club 3 Y Teens 3 JOHN J KONOPELSKI Weaz Always on the go has a good tame anywhere and wlth anyone hrs pokes and crazy antncs amused many plans to enter the Marines H Y 12 MARTHA KOTCHIN Renowned for her scuntlllatmg wut dnd hnlarnous umpersonatlons pert and peppy cheerleader a truly memorable sensor Executuve Council 13 Correspondrng Secretary 3 Latnn Club I Secretary 1 Pep Club 123 YTeens 123 Treasurer 3 Cheerleader 123 Speech Club 23 Westvran 23 West Wlnd 23 News Edltor 3 Class Play 2 CHARLES KOVACH JR Chum A real handsome guy dad a fabulous lab as captam of our football team always pleas ant and genuunely fruendly MOST PERSON ABLE MOST AIHLETIC Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 HI Y 33 Presldent 3 Executive Councrl 23 Vlce Pres: ent 3 ll 'll - z ' I - -- 2 ,I Il ' ' ll . , ,z ,I Y ..2,3: lf: 2 7 P I ' Ill ll . . , . 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I I 1 I I ' JESSIE KRAPP Jess Quiet and soft spoken ar IS her favorlte hobby enthuslastuc trlg student looks forward to being a home economist Pep Club I ANTHONY C KRATZ JR Tony Devoted band member music IS his main nnterest a gay and nonchalant manner plans to become a crlmlnologlst Bandai 23 Chorus 3 Shuffle Shop Committee J A CALVIN KUMMER The Back Dnd much for the football team gennal and fun loving easy golng nature could always be seen drlvlng his black Ford HIY 23 Chorus 123 Executive Council 3 Boys Chorus 123 Ooeretta 'I Football I23 Basketball I Wrestlrng 2 3 Hall Patrol 3 Baseball I 2 3 NANCY ELIZABETH LANG Nancy Possesses a subtle sense of humor likes to relax wlth a good book happiest an trlg class a future blochemost F HA I Y Teens 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Library Club I Westvlan 2 3, West Wlnd 3 Shuttle Shop Committee 3 VIRGINIA LARKIN Glng Noted for her captivating expressuve eyes pleasant and personable found play production especially mterestlng wlll make an attractlve and capable alrlme hostess our lovely queen Pep Club I 2 3 Y Teen I 3 Bowling Club 2 3 F H A G A A WILLIAM LIBERATI I Tall and lanky Lub congenlal and loads of un spends a great deal of has time working on cars has future Includes the Navy -sung First Row-C. Kovach, L. Klink, J. Konopelski. Second Row- N. Long, E. Kolling, L. Kinnen, C. Kummer J. Karl, A. Kleinschmidt, M. Kotchin. Third Row- J. Krapp, M. Kight, B. Kunkle, B. Key. wal Fnst Raw G lurkrn E Maueo J Marcrmak Second Row M Mann S Marr A MocMrchael M Lockhart J Lmdsay M Magnufico Thrrd Row J Lrgons, S Matson, R Mancuso B llberotr JAMES SMALL LIGONS lm Frrendly fellow wlth an rnfectlous grrn known for hrs terrific slnglng volce a loyal and hard workrng member of the band plans a successful busrness career Band Manager I 2,3 Executive Councll 3 Boys Chorus 2 3 Chapel Cholr 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Speech Club 3 Hr Y 3 JOAN ELIZABETH LINDSAY Joanne Gives a lrttle extra to all she undertakes musrc ns her tlrst love an actnve member of the band sure to succeed an her chosen tleld teachrng Latm Club I Library Club 2 3 Band I 2 3 Executive Council 3 Speech Club 3 Y Teens I 2 3 MARJORIE ANN LOCKHART Marge Quiet and reserved SHICISDI assistant secretary of Student Council proflcrent nn commercial work personable and lrked by all Latln Club I Pep Club I2 3 YTeens 'I 23 FHA I 2 3 Corresponding Secretary 3 Westvlan 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 3 Student Councll 3 Asslstant Secretary 3 YVETTE DENISE LOUZIL Frenchie Known for her wonderful dancing abrllt always gay and happy enloys all sports actlvmes Interested an modeling as a career Band I 2 G A A I Pep Club I 3 Shuffle Shop Com mittee I3 Glrls Chorus 3 Intramural Sports I2 Operetta I ANNE VICTORIA MacMICHAEl. Annle Strrlcung red hanr and pretty blue eyes sweet and charmung possesses exceptlonal art talent skrlled Art Editor of the Westvran Chapel Cholr 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Executive Council Grrls Ensemble I 2 3 Glrls Chorus I 2 3 Westvran Art Edrtor 3 Peo Club I 2 3 Treasurer 3 Y Teens Shuffle Shop Committee 2 3 Latm Club 2 MARIA MICHELE MAGNIFICO Marla Pretty black harr and dancing eyes engoys a good tume a rock and roll an always nlce to have around PepClubI23 YTeensI2 FHA I HJ-ll T , ,f 2 ll - Il ll 2-- ll 'II I 1 ,: ,,, I I' rl- Il ll 5 ,,:- ,,:.-- ,,, 2 1 , 1 , ll 'll .:---2. ,J - . ,, . . . ll I YI ,J ,., - 3: ,,: ,,z 3, 1. ,,, 1- 2: ,z . ll 'll ' ll nf fir' rI---- -. ,. ,. . -. . . ,. . ' SUSAN JOY MAIR Sue Pretty and vivacious . . . possesses a winsome, charming personality . . . disarming smile and twinkling eyes . . an unforgettable classmate. Pep Club I,2,3, Committee Head 35 Executive Council I,2, Alternate 37 Westvian 2,35 Shuttle Shop Committee 1,2,3p Student Council Alternate 3 RICHARD MANCUSO Wheel Fun loving special interest In airplanes and hot rods had many good times in senlor math a sure success in anything he chooses to do MARLENE MANN Reserved and agreeable enloys the arts of cooking and sewing an accomplished commer cial student will add much to any business school Pep Club 3 JUDITH ARLENE MARCINIAK u Has a great love for children always pleasant an ardent basketball fan plans to be a pediatric nurse and will surely do an excellent lob A I 2 3 Pep Club I 2 3 library Club I Y Teens I 2 3 Bowling Club 2 JAMES N MARINO A clever and gifted artist amicable personality found geometry a pleasant class should do well as a commercial artist ADRIENNE MARQUARDT Pleasant disposition has a cheerful outlook on me always has a good time w Il ut forth her talents In business school Y Teens I SUSAN MATSON Suzy A cheerful little gurl with twinkling eyes gave with her plans to malor In political science In college Band I 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Chapel Cholr 2 3 Class Play 2 Girls Ensemble 1 2 3 Latin Club I Speech Club 3 Y Teens I 2 3 Cabinet 3 EARL MAzzso mags Good natured and fun loving redhead always has a good time engoys swimming to the utmost an ardent football and basketball fan RICHARD MCCLAIN Tubby Amlable and pleasant greatly interested In all sports enloyed working with the chorus plans on a teaching career Football I 2 3, Boys Chorus 2 3 Chorus 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 3 Intramural Sports I 2 3 DAVID CHARLES MCELHANEY Dave Entered West View In his lunlor year enloys watching all sports activities his friendliness and happy disposition won him many friends future plans include college and an engineering CCFGSI' ll F'H' ' I Y i ' I I 5 . ' r r I - l'f . . . ' . . . i ll ll her all to the band and chorus . . . P.D. rated high i , , : , 1 ' ' , 2 : ., , 2 2 1 ' 1 I r ' ll Il ll 1 r ' 1 I 7 7 I I ' ll STANLEY McKINLEY Moe Personal magnettsm IS one of hIs many assets possessor of an unduplIcated laugh a second Fred ASIOITC on the dance floor always fun to be wIth Hall Patrol 3 HI Y I 2 3 Stage Crew 3 Shuffle Shop CommIttee 2 3 JACK LINTON McWILLIAMS JR Sharky Has a natural aptltude for sctentlflc work hard workung and devoted band member lnkes to customlze cars college IS hIs goal Band I23 HIY I 3 WILLIAM JOHN MEDWIG I An enthuslastlc and dlllgenf worker for the band scIence IS hns specIal field found chemIstry an InterestIng class wIll make a fine bI0lOglSI :and 2 3 HI Y 3 Stage Crew 2 3 LatIn Club I Foot I ROBERT J MEISINGER Bob A real asset to our wrestllng team frlendly grIn reflects hls good nature huntIng h favorlte pastIme a well lIked classmate Wrestllng I 2 3 Baseball I 2 3 Hall Patrol 3 Execu IIVG Councll 3 .IEANNE ELLEN MILLER Jeanne Jolned us In our senlor year spends her spare tnme llstenung to records engoyed all the football games short and very sweet MARGARET MILLER Marge Pretty blonde haIr has a frIendly and unossum Ing manner was happIest In home economucs class wIll make a fine nurse MARY REGINA MILLER JeannIe Lustrous dark haIr and lovely eyes klnd and co operatvve a hard and Wllllng worker er warm and frlendly manner has won her many frIends F H A I 2 3 PresIdent 3 West WInd 3 Photography EdItor 3 YTeens I 2 3 Cablnet 3 Westvlan 3 LatIn Club I Pep Club I 2 3 Shuffle Shop CommIttee I 2 3 VICTOR MOODY VIC QUIET and llkable talented In the held f sports thought speech class was tops sure to succeed In anythlng he chooses to do Basketball I 2 3 Football 'I Baseball I PHILIP MOORE Smlley Has a pleasant dIsposItIon and frIendly manner always happy rates archery hlgh as a favorlte pastIme hIs Interest In mechanIcs wIll take hIm ar Football I 2 HI Y 3 BONITA ANNE MUGNANI BonnIe A cute lIttle dynamo of energy and drIve wIth a unIque personaluty to match known for her cleverness and orIgInalIty Indlspensable t West VISW wIll long be remembered as an outstandlng leader and wonderful person DID MOST FOR WEST VIEW Westvlan 2 3 EdItor In Chlef 3 Student Councll I 2 3 Secretary of ACTIVITISS 3 West WIncl I23 News EdItor 2 Pep Club I23 CommIttee Chaurman 3 LatIn Club I Pontlfex Maxlmus I Speech Club I 2 3 Secretary 23 NFL I23 first In State Fmals I Debate 2 3 Executlve Councll 2 Correspondlng Sec retary 2 N H S 2 3 YTeens I 2 3 ShufIIe Shop Com mIttee 2 3 Student Exchange 2 Chorus 2 3 Chapel Chonr 3, GIrIs Ensemble 2 3 GIrIs Chorus 2 3 PA Announcer 3 I' III I ,. II II , . II -II - - III' I' IIB-'III II 'I II I ' all. II II ... ISIS III III I ' II II II II II -II ---III I I I' Ill I I I III II- II-II ... O III I - II'II II ' - II -II 0 II i I III I III I III I I I III II ' III I II I . ' I--'II' III ' II I II ' II II-- ANDREW VINCENT MULE Andy A truly fine person . . .main interest is photography . . . always seen snapping pictures of West View events . . . hopes to be a motion picture photo- grapher. Band l,2,37 West Wind I,2,3. WILLIAM RANKIN NEWLIN Bill Dynamic, magnetic personality . . . unbeatable in debate . . . as President of Student Council, he contributed much to the success of our senior year . . . will long be remembered . . . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . . . DID MOST FOR WEST VIEW. Student Council 2,3, Vice President 2, President 3, Executive Council 'I, Vice President I7 N.F.L. 'l,2,3p Speech Club l,2,3p Debate I,2,3p Hi-Y I,2,3p Wrestling 1,37 Football lp N.H.S. 2,37 Stage Crew 2,35 Hall Patrol 2,3. ROBERT J NICOLETTI Nick Handsome senior with a winning personality gave his all to our football team rates play production high as a favorite class a future Marine HI Y I Football I 23 LINDA JOY NICOLL Lynn Appealing and attractive Winsome smile and pleasant personality enloyed the thought provoking aspects of P D her ambition is to become an airline hostess Pep Club 3 RAYMOND J NUNAMAKER Ray Has a lively enthusiastic manner skilled on the wrestling mat greatly enloys playing golf will make engineering his profession Band I 2 3 Wrestllngl 2 3 HI Y I 3 Student Council 3 TIMOTHY NYE lm Tall and blond an able hand at fixing radios and televlslon sets llsts reading as a favorite hobby really put rhythm into that guitar of his Jwmwki if Thi.. Al J' an Xsp- '9-' xl' 'L 5 Seated M Muller B Mugnanl J Muller Standing B Medwug B Newlm B Meisunger S Mc Kmley R McClain V Moody D McElhaney A Mule J McWilliams ll ' ll U. S. ' . C ' I r 1 - f In ll ll Il ll S , . . . . . . if I I r I I I ' r I ' X HT' 11 'th 5: 'l fx . -ft --13 W . Ml , M - . ' , . I, . ' . Q . - U . I A . , I . . I U - M l 1 . -. I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1. s ,l - Q, 'Sell' is ' at W . 7 r' ,. 'f 9, r l - -ig-f s nl 1.-H l,5'f K , A as. A 6 ll YH3,.ft 'XT' - ' I 'il' .P L , , K. . , I my-, ,R wr' W' in ,, First Row- W. Perrin, J. Quickel, B. Reel, E. Peck, Nunamaker. Second Row- C. Reubl, G. Poerschke, S. Priestley. Third Row-- J. Rich, B. Pack, F. Plowey, T. Nye. ROBERT J PACK Bob Genlal and happy guy always on the go cars are his favorute hobby thought English class was tops H I 2 ELSIE MAE PECK Gay and cheerful an accomplushed bowler often seen at basketball games cheerlng the team on has the makings of an excellent secretary GAA 3 FHA 3 YTeens 3 Bowllng Club 3 Sec retary 3 BETTY ANNE PEFFER Betty Anne Bubbly sparklnng personality mnschlevous danclng eyes a stand out un every class capable Typung Editor of the Westvlan Latin Club I Pep Club I 2 3 Y Teens 2 G A A 2 3 Westvlan 2 3 Typlng Edltor 3 Shuffle Shop Commit tee 3 WALTER C PERRIN Walt Well known and popular sensor dependable and mdustrlous Secretary of Publicity has a magnetuc wunnmg personalnty a truly forgettable person JV Football Manager I Varslty Football Manager 2 3 Basketball I Baseball I 2 3 HI Y 2 3 Cabinet 2 HIY Basketball 2 3 Speech Club 2 3 Latln Club 2 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 2 Student Council 3 Cabinet 3 Alternate I 2 Hall Patrol 3 Stage Crew 3 Class Play 2 Westvlan I 2 3 Sports Editor 3 FRANK MICHAEL PLOWEY Frank Entered West Vnew un hrs sophomore year from Etna has a talent for science greatly enloyecl chemnstry class wnll be a fine engnneer HI I SAO 23 LINDA POE nn Jolned us early an our lumor year her sweet and straughtforward manner has won the frnend shlp of all who know her spent many happy hours slngang nn the chorus future plans Include nursang Chorus 3 VIRGINIA LOUISE POERSCHKE Ginny Light hearted and gay always has a ready smile enloys swimming as a pastime an attractive and popular classmate YTeensI3 FHA I GAA 3 PepClub3 SUSAN J PRIESTLEY ue Keeps everyone in stitches with her spontaneous wi plays a fabulous golden trumpet indispensable band member sure to succeed as a professional musician Band I 2 3 Secretory 3 Chorus I 2 3 Accompanrst 3 Chorus Director 3 Chapel Choir 2 3 Girls Ensemble 123 Operetta I YTeens 123 Cabinet 3 Latin Club I JAMES B QUICKEL lm Working on cars occupies much of his time happy go lucky and easy going always seen at the football games found woadshop an enloy able class KATHLEEN MARGARET REDMAN Kathy Came to West View in her lunior year finds time for roller skating as well as dancing English and chemistry were her favorite classes a welcome addition to any college campus BARBARA REEL Barbara Accomplished ice skater had many good times in senior math class always pleasant w enter the secretarial field GAA 2 CAROL ANN REUBI Carol Soft spoken and sincere gave her all to the chorus wellltked by everyone who knows er has all the qualities necessary for being a fine secretary Chorus 2 3 Operetta 1 Girls Chorus I 2 3 JOHN RICH Squid a and good looking . . . always ready for fun and a ioke . . . enioyed play production . . . plans to become a stone mason. Football I 2. TONI LOU RICHARDS Toni Poised and confident . . . always smartly attired . . . particularly liked transcription class . . . busi- ness school will follow graduation. Pep Club 3- Shuffle Shop Committee 3' Y-Teens . LOIS C. RICHARDSON ois Possesses much musical ability . . . a pleasant happy person . . . finds reading an enioyable pas- time . . . sure to succeed as a nurse. Chorus I 2 3- Chapel Choir 23- Library Club I 2 3' G.A.A. 37 Y-Teens I,3. SAMUEL LESTER RITCHEY Sam Entertained us in every class with his special brand of humor . , . a faithful football fan . . . expert at art work . . . a future commercial artist. Latin Club Ig J.A. 27 Hi-Y 3. 36. ROGER ROMAN Rog A very llkable fellow talented nn both scuence and math finds reading scuence flctlon an lntrlgumg pastnme bound to be a top notch mathematncuan Lahn Clubl JA 23 HIY 3 ELAINE ROSS lane Could be found at all sports events pleasant and reserved a hard worker found home maklng class enloyable Glrls Chorus 2 NANCY El.EANOR ROSS Nan An able commercial student favorite hobbues are dancing and roller skating enthusuastuc rooter at the football and basketball games will do well as a secretary Glrls Chorus 3 JANET MAE RUDOLPH an Always lovlal and optnmlstlc has an mfectlous gay manner added much to the chorus possessor of beautiful blonde halr Pep Club 1 Y Teen 1 Chorus 1 2 3 Chapel Choir 3 GAA 3 GIrlsf'horus123 BETTY ANN SCHAEFER lnkes to curl up with a good book will make an excellent secretary Pep Club 3 JAMES SCHMITT lm Outstanding musical ablllty contributed greatly to both the band and orchestra good natured and affable a future dentist Band 1 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 HI Y 2 CARI. l SCHODDE Car Good natured and amicable a car enthuslast thought sensor math was tops plans to be on electrlclan FRANK SCHRIM ex Has that devullsh gleam un has eyes always full of fun cars are hls favorite hobby preparing for a career as a business manager DONALD SCHUELER Don Always happy friendly to everyone mam mterest ns In sports plans to tom the service after graduatlon JOHN SCHULTIES Moose An ardent football fan genlal and lnkable huntlng was tops as a favornte pasttme especially enloyed mechanical drawing class ll ll I - - I l ' 21 - II ll If H IIJ ll . . . , I ' I I I l l . . . 7 . , , . Reserved and sincere . . . a truly nice person . . . IIJ' ll I I l I I l ' - ll Ill IIT ll ll ll ll ll ss, STUART SCHWILM u Ta and blond valuable man on the grldlron enthuslastlc hunter hrs success as a clvll engineer IS assured Hall Patrol 2 3 HIY 23 Football I 2 3 RICHARD SEEBACHER Duck Came to West Vlew from North Cathollc n hrs gunlor year enloys outdoor actlvltles football and basketball fan amiable and good natured PATRICIA ANN SELKO a Intellngent student with outstanding abnlnty nn math wonderful person who as thoughtful of others makes everything she does a success unforgettable classmate Cheerleading I 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Student Councll I 2 Executive Councll I 2 Recording Secretary I 2 Latin u I GAA I23 Speech Club 23 NFL N H S 2 3 Class Play 2 3 West Wmd I 2 3 Features Edltor 3 Westvlan I 2 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 2 3 Student Exchange 2 RICHARD SHEPPARD Duck One of our carrot tops has a warm and wmnung smnle genulnely frnendly and always pleasant nncludes a successful career as an aeronautical engineer In his future plans Latm Club I Hn Y 3 Speech Club 3 RICHARD P SHERMAN Sherm Pleasmg personality accompamed by a frlendly smnle muslcally nnclmed collegnote dresser contrnbuted much to the success of our Swing Band Band I23 Orchestra 23 HIY 3 Speech Club 3 Swlng Band 2 3 Sax Sextet 2 3 WARRENE A SH REVE Refreshnngly wholesome and attractnve pos sesses an unequaled zest for happy Ilvmg very charming glrl any executive who has her for a secretary wlll be envied Latln Club I Pep Club I 2 3 Vlce Presrdent 3 F H A I 2 3 Hrstonan 2 YTeens I 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 Executive Councnl 3 Shuffle Shop Commlttee 3 Dustrlct Orchestra I,2 Westvlan 2 3 Flrst Row l Rlchardson B A Schaefer J Rudolph S Ritchey F Schrrm D Schuoler Second Row R Roman R Seebacher C Schodde S Scllwllm First Row- B. Sowyak, J. Srsic, P. Selllo, B. Steiger- waldt, C. Streb. Second Row- S. Sigmonn, 1. Stahovic, P. Sherman, W. Shreve, R. Stewart. Third Row- D. Sheppard, A. Szwarc, A. Smith, R. Stanionis, R. Streiner. EDITH SANDRA SIGMANN Sknp Polsed pretty and impeccably groomed truly brulllant student gave her all as a cheerleader and Lnterary Edltor of the Westvuan one of the tndlspensable few who make West View what It IS estvlan 'I 2 3 Literary Editor 3 Cheerleading 1 2 3 Shuffle Shop Commlttee 23 Pep Club 123 Latln Club 1 Committee Chairman 1 ARTHUR SMITH r Tall good Iookung redhead personable and well lnked a sharp dresser sure to suceed In college Hn Y 1 Basketball 1 BEVERLY ANN SOWYAK Bev Possesses a beautiful smule and perfect dnmples tops at twlrlnng a baton vnvacnous and attractive will make a terrltlc nurse Pep Club 1 2 3 Malolette 'I 2 3 Shuttle Shop Commit ee 2 3 West Wmd 3 Westvlan 3 Y Teens 1 2 JULIA A SRSIC Julle Possesses both charm and posse superior art talent blonde blue eyed and graceful an asset to any college Executive Council 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 Y Teens 'I 2 3 West Wnnd 23 Art Edator 3 Speech Club 3 Class Play 2 JOSEPH M STAHOVIC oe Well liked for has frlendly ways found partlcl patung ln speech actnvntles enloyable known for has dry wut a future electrical engineer Wrestlmg 3 Speech Club 3 Student Councul 3 Hu Y 3 ROGER STANIONIS Rog Amloble and happy fellow nnterested nn all sports an asset to the chorus preparlng to enter the mnmstry after graduatnon Chorus I 2 3 Football 'I 2 Hn Y 2 3 Speech Club 3 BARBARA STEIGERWALDT Barb Pretty and charming . . .found singing in the chorus an enioyable experience sweet and very likable after graduation college Latin Club I Y Teens I 2 3 Cabinet 3 Pep Club I 2 3 F H A I 2 3 Vlce President 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 2 3 Library Club 3 West Wind 2 3 Westvlan 2 Chorus I 2 3 Operetta I 3 PATRICIA A STEWART a Lovely personality and sincere manner finds reading a delightful pastime contributed muc to the orchestra will make an excellent music teacher Orchestra I 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Chapel Choir 3 Westvnan atm Club eens Pe Cu 3 Glrs Chorus 2 3 ROBERTA STEWART BObble Sweet and pretty has a warm friendly manner possesses a lovely smile will make a perfect nurse Y Teens I 2 3 F H A I 2 3 Pep Club 3 Westvlan 3 CAROL JEAN STREB Shorty Fun loving and witty lent her talents to the chorus and band enloys singing and piano playing sure to make an efficient and attractive secretary Band I 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Chanel Choir I 2 3 Y Teens I 2 3 Operetta I 3 RUSSELL STREINER Russ Well known for his clever wnttlclsms acting ability is one of his many assets mann interests were speech and band activities will pursue a career in dramatlcs Football I B nd I23 HIY 23 Class Play 23 Speech Club 3 Shume Shoo Committee 3 AL SZWARC Carefree Al spends most of has time playing the guitar chemistry class was among his favorites well suited for hls chosen career electrical engineering 3 H SAO EDWARD THOMAS Lucky Ed always planning some kind of mischief had most of has fun in play production enthusiastic member of Hi Y HI Y I 3 Chorus 3 Bovs Chorus 2 3 Hall Patrol 3 LEONARD THOMAS Lenny Special ability in the field of music lent his singing talents to the chorus a very likable fellow his future lies in the Air Force Chorus I 2 3 Chapel Choir 2 3 Bovs Chorus I2 3 Mlxed Ensemble I2 3 Football 2 3 Basketball I BARBARA ANN TIERNAN Barbara Wellgroomed and always neat a pleasant friendly person helpful and considerate sure to shine on any college campus Westvlan I 3 West Wind 3 Y Teens I 2 3 Cabinet 3 FHA 3 Pen ClubI23 GAA 2 Class Play2 Shuffle Shop Committee 2 3 Library Club 3 WILLIAM TIMBERLAKE I Endowed with great intellect possesses a subtle wit scientifically inclined a sure success as an engineer Hu Y I 2 3 Speech Club 2 3 West Wmd 3 Westvian 2 3 Intramurals I 2,3 Shuttle Shop Committee 2 3 Mn' Acruiiif LARAINE JEAN TRBOVICH Jean Enthusiastic Pep Club member never seen with out a smile loves to sing will lend her talents to the secretarial field Chorus 2 3 Westvian 3 Pep Club I 2 3 Library Club 123 FHA 'I23 YTeens I 23 Bowling Club 3 J A 3 NANCY TRITINGER Nanc Has a quiet pleasant manner proficient in the arts of sewing and crochetlng displayed her musical talent in the orchestra on her way to becoming an efficient secretary Orchestra 1 2 3 GAIL PATRICIA TRITTLER Gai Possesses a gay and optimistic nature talented an her special field dancing a very attractive classmate sparkling smile is characteristic of her lively personality LON VAN ATTA on Carefree and happy golucky always had good time immensely enloyed wood shop West View s contribution to the Marines LOIS JEAN VAN DUSEN Lois Amicable and co operative classmate roller skating IS her hobby found chemistry especially intriguing will make nursing her profession Pep Club I 2 3 Library Club I 2 3 Y Teens I JOYCE CLAIRE VIGNALE Joycie A sweet and thoughtful girl lovely dark hair an enthusiastic and hard working member of the band is very much interested in picture tlntlng Band I 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Y Teens I 2 3 Westvlan 2 Bowling Club 3 J A 3 DIANE HELENE VINKOVICH Vlnk Terrific personality full of pep and enthusiasm for everything she does can easily provoke aiety and laughter In any crowd unforgettable malorette Malorette I 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Secretary of Publicity 3 Operettu I Y Teen 'I 2 West Wand 2 3 Typing Edltor 3 Shuffle Shop Committee I 2 3 Westvlan 3 Executive Council 3 Secretary 3- Pep Club 2 3- Speech Club 3. STEPHEN WAGNER Steve Wit personified . . . thinks writing satires and iokes is great fun , . . possesses an abundance of acting ability . . . a famous playwright . . . plans a future on the stage. Chorus I 2 3- Chapel Choir 3' Boys Chorus 2 3' Speech Club 3' Hi-Y 2 3' Westvian 3. SUSAN ALICE WAITE ue Full of clever ideas that made Shuffle Shop a treat , . . poised pretty and assured . . . valuable mem- er of the chorus . . . college comes next on her busy schedule. Student Council 2 3 Secretary of Shuttle Shop 3- Chorus I 2 3' Chapel Choir 3- Girls Ensemble I 2 - Pep Club 1 2 3 Treasurer 2- Y-Teens I 2 3- West Wind I 2 3 Business Editor 3- Westvian 1 2 3- Operetta I- Class Play 2 3' Latin Club I. JANICE ELAINE WALLISER an A diligent and conscientious student . . . ad kind word and friendly smile for everyone . . . added much to the chorus . . . will make wonderful nurse. Latin Club I- Chorus 2 3- Pep Club I 2 3- Y-Teens I 3- Girls Chorus 2. CHARLES DONALD WATSON Chuck Came to West Vnew from Oliver un has lunnor year baseball and flshung rate hugh as pastnmes there to cheer at all our sports events wull have a successful future NANCY RUTH WATTS Nancy A strnknng redhead creates fun and laughter wherever she goes always wulllng to lend a helpung hand IS looking forward to a re wardmg secretarnal career Chorus 23 Chapel Cholr 3 Glrls Ensemble 123 Pep Club I 23 YTeen 'I 2 3 West Wlncl 3 Shuttle Shop Committee 2 3 JUDITH LYNN WEBER Judy Hugh stepping captaln of our malorettes delnght ful effervescent personaluty radlant smule and dancing eyes reflect her fun lovung nature wu make nursnng her career Malorettes I 2 3 Captain 3 Pep Club I 2 3 Speech Club 3 Shuffle Shop Commuttee I 2 3 Y Teen I DAVID WEITZEL Dave Good lookmg fellow wnth a contaguous gran gained those needed extra yards on the football fie d popular wuth hrs classmates a future Hn Y I 2 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Wrestlmg 23 Hall Patrol 23 Student Council 3 Executive Councll 2 ARTHUR WHITE Ar Possesses a ready wut pleasant and socnable class was a favorlte headed for college and success as an automotuve engmeer Hn Y 1 2 3 Shume Shop Committee 3 JOHN E WILHELM Qulet and medltatlve has natural ablllty un both scnence and math photography provides hum with an mterestrng hobby assured success as an electrucal engmeer HIY 23 Cablnet3 SAO 3 Fnrst Row J Vlgnale D Vmkovlch N Watts B Tlernan Second Row J Trbovnch G Trlttler L Van Dusen N Tntmger J Walllser S Waite L Van Atta Tlnrcl Row L Thomas W Tlmberlake C Watson Fourth Row E Thomas S Wagner vi-W--...Y-.- ...Y ..... Y . ll ll 11 n ll CS u I o . a If . I ll I :lf ' :rl P ,. n u , rlr . l :rl K f . lr: ' ' ll II dentust. ' Ill ll Ill rf ' rl 7 ll '11 ' rl: - - ,, 7 . .. . 1 ll 'Rv . '- - 1 - I - 1 - . Q , . ,. , . l 1 . 1 . I - . 1 - 1 - , . . - . , . . ' l First Row- W. Young, D. Wisner, B. Yunk, A. Yellig, Worley, D. Weitzel, E. Williams, J. Windhorst, R. Wilson, J. Weber. Second Row- L. Worklay, J. Wilhelm, D. Wyeth, J. Williams, A. Smith, B. Williams. kffyiv WM W7 Lg iffy? EMILIE WILLIAMS m Has a gay and llvely manner gauned much pleasure from ccmrnercual office practice classes spends her spare time painting a top nctch secretary for any oftlce GERALD WILLIAMS Jerry Spent has gunlor year at Shady Sade Academy a welcome addltlon to our sensor class slncerc and hard worklng student w make a wonderful sales manager HI Y 3 Stage Crew 3 Shume Shop Committee 3 ROBERT WILLIAMS Bo Talented and versatile sensor accomplished In the field of math and science especially enloys sports actlvltnes has all the qualities necessary to become a successful engineer HI Y I 2 3 Sueech Club 2 3 Latin Club I Shuffle Shop Committee 2 3 West Wlnd 2 3 Intramural Sports I 2 3 MARTHA LOU WILLIS Martha Dark and struklng has a vibrant personality our clever and resourceful edutor of the West Wmd possesses outstandlng acting ability West Wmd I 2 3 Assistant Edltor 2 Editor 3 Executive Council I Latln Club I Consul I Pen Club I23 YTeens I 2 3 Chaplain 3 Class Play 2 Speech Club 23 Vice President 3 NFL 2 3 Debate 2 3 Band Librarian 3 Student Council Publicity Committee 3 Shuffle Shop Committee 3 RONEVA WILSON Ronnie Tiny and terrific lots of personaluty beautiful blonde hair and bug blue eyes will give the best secretary tough competition Westvlan I 2 YTeens I 2 3 Pep Club I 2 3 Bowling lub 3 Shume Shop Committee 2 3 JOYCE WINDHORST Joyce Lots of pep and enthusiasm always cheerful and gay an asset to our class has won many friends at West View Y Teens 3 G A A 3 F H A 3, Speech Club 3 National Honor Society 23, Shuffle Shop Committee 3 Pep Club 3 QW-f DONALD A WISNER Don Versatule and talented kept busy wuth a multu tude of actuvutues handsome and happy go lucky college wull pave the way to hus success Student Councll 3 Secretary of Athletucs 3 N F L 2 3 Speech Club 23 HuY I 23 Cabunet 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Executuve Councul 3 Basketball I West Wund 2 Shuttle Shoo Commuttee 3 ARTHUR LOWELL WORKLEY Hot Rod Possesses o quuet and fruendly manner easy goung and happy especually enuoys huntung sure to succeed un hus future plans JOHN WORLEY John Famous for hus terruflc drummtng abuluty unduspensable band member speech actuvutues rate hu h wuth hum future plons unclude college 9 Hall Patrol 3 Band I 2 3 Hu Y 2 3 Speech Club 2 3 RICHARD KENT WYETH Duck Good lookung and amucable welcome addutuon to the class of 58 genual and well luked by all who know hum wull make a very capable veterunaruan HuY 23 Band3 ANN BOOTH YELLIG Annue Petute and well groomed lovely blonde haur a gutted hand at art plans unclude a career as an artust Speech Club 3 Shuttle Shop Commuttee 2 3 ALFRED YOUNG U, Come to West Vuew from Oluver Hugh quuet genual dusposutuon enuoys dancung as cu pastume sure to succeed as a metallurgust Shuffle Shop Commuttee 2 Hu Y 3 WILLIAM J YOUNG JR u 'M Genucul ond co operatuve tall dark and good lookung a valuable member of the chorus us lookung forward to college Hu Y 2 3 Hall Patrol 3 Chorus I 2 3 Executuve Councul 3 Chapel Chour I 2 3 Boys Chorus I 2 3 BARBARA D YUNK Barb Lovely naturally curly hour wrutung us her specual talent has a warm delughtful person c uty college and a career un lournalusm wull follow graduatuon GAA I Latun Club I Peo Club I 2 3 YTeens I 2 3 Cabinet 3 F H A 2 3 West Wund 2 3 Westvlan 2 3 Shuttle Shoo Commuttee 2 3 Student Councul Alternate 3 Lubrary Club 23 Publucuty Chaurman of Student Councul 3 37 ' , ' 2 - - - 2 2 l 1 f 1 r I r l l - 2 2 . 2 2 2 Il Il 22 22 I l ' A I . . . OT1 2 2 2 2 '- 2 2 2 . Il ' ll l I . . . I 2 I - p 22 - 22 . '54 Pep Club I,2,3p Y-Teens I,2,3y F.H.A. Ip Lubrary Club Ig P 1 - ' f he Ny' IIAIII g .- . I .I 1 ,w g Y -ma ' f - Hsllln I WTA A , I ' . . . , , ' .' I F 8 I I I I . l ' I 1 r P I r - II ll - 1 - 2 U I . . r I 7 ' . 1 r 1 2 . - - .2 2 2 2 . 2 2 a - ' .Ja 2 l 2 2 'Q-Q f :- HSL I i9 F di Q ml V I' U ' 'nz' Ti h L, ua 'kzj . , W xx! il the '59ers 'Il0 First Raw- C. Maynarcl, M. Nash, J. Mellor P. Miner, J. Moore, J. Mentxer, S. Nash, M McNaugher, R. Mason. Second Row- B. Olson, C. Myers, E. Ochsen hirt, J, Moeller, B. Nist, B. McKe ar Miller, T. Noclc. Third Row- R. Murdy, T. Moyes, O. Olsen J. O'Donnell, H. Menge, M. McCurdy, N Nething. Fourth Row- Mr. Gay, D. Mueller, G. Matt hews, C. Meyer, R. Milner, D. Milner fx 202 First Raw chundler Schu er Schmidt J Smith J Sander C Seqretl E Schilpp N Schneider M Sulhanelc Second Row P Schultz N Smith C Stanley M Spencer D Schwartz J Schwartz A Stanton D Schaughency Third Row N Shldeler E Schneider M Sunseri O Olsen H Swanbera K Stewart A Smola D Schneider Mr Tiffany Fourth Row- J. Schwartz, B. Smith, B. Schell E.Schroth C.Straub B.Soleau F.SchneIler E Staiger R. Swanberg. 'lug J If 7 s,.,..q. 0 First Row J Poerschlie l Polovic J Rosli wltalski T Ross D Rocco V Rinehart M Reisdarf J Paschedag A Premlnger Second Row J Reeb C Ortmann R Rathke Pender J Roberts J Roche R Pr Mr Smith Third Row- J. Reed, J. Parker, W. Perrin, B. R ed J. Reiber K. Runser, K. Pilarski, C. Ridgeway. Fourth Row- J. Pittner, J. Prill, B. Pritchard, B. Patrick R. Raida, R. Rodenhauah. 209 First Row Wu :son Turlynslu Waaner P Weiss C Wrlqht C Wrueth P Wucher T Swider P Von Kaenel S Thomas M Wonlner Second Row Ward J Woodlung l. Symanslu L Yunt N Swmt l Turner J W eeler J Walllser C Weltzel rss Vance :rd Row J Wolfe C Wilson P U e R. Williams A. Vidt, G. Waslto, M. Sunserl, F. Winterhalter K. Stewart, T. Weimer, F. Wilcox. Fourth Row- . Zech C. Zierenberg . Vevers J. Ullom S. Truemper B. Wertz, l. Zenchak, B. Turner, B. Soleau E. Swierlcosx, C. Wrenshall. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL First Row- R. Calhoun, B. Abel, R. Stott, B. Schomaker Second Row- Mr. Gay, J. Heaton, D. Weir, D. Dieter E. Gardner, M. Deitrich, Third Row- B. Bollen, S. Swann, J. Rehorst. 205 First Row- E. Beam, J. Bachman, E. Baird J. Bach, J, Bairhalter, J. Ballintine, K, Anderson, R. Bird, P. Boggs, Second Row- B. Bernhard, W. Bird, R. Bar- tholomew, D. Albrecht, S. Barr, H. Beck, S. Bingel, Mr. Haubrich. Third Row- J. Allen, K. Barnes, J. Acton P. Bagley, R. Andrews, P. Boehmer, S Ankeney. Fourth Row- B. Abel, J. Blackstock, K. Bloss, J. Boder, R, Bloss, E. Ayres, R. Barr. 211 First Row- C. Dietz, A. Elko, V. Denzer, J. DeMorco, P, Cunninoham, S. Doench, W. Davies, J. Davis, D. Ebeck. Second Row- S. Ervin, M. Deitrich, R. Ebitz, R. Dilanni, N. DiRito, J. Dambaugh, Mr. Kelly. Third Row- D. Dieter, J. Farina, S. Easton, K. Davis, R. Cushman, J. Denny, D. Dax, R. Doehln. Fourth Row- M. Curran, J. Etter, A. Davis, B. Domke, G. Dietrich, R. Depner. SOPHOMORES class of '60 207 First Row- W. Chapas, C. Colerich, D, Borek V, Castolo, B. Bollen, D. Callahan, C Cross, B. Braun, F. Chillcott. Second Row- N. Burke, C. Colerich, L Brooks, J. Bowser, C. Congalton, N. Bret hauer, C. Brock, Miss Pfaub. Third Row- B. Brown, D. Carr, R. Carney, R Costello, H. Cooper, H. Boyd, J. Brown. Fourth Row- G. Breitwieser, R. Collins, B Corley, B. Brant, B. Calhoun, R. Cotton, D Chongaway. 206 First Row- C. Gaus, R. Graham, D. Hall, L. Hartman, C. Friess, J. Hammel, M. Haisley P. Horris, M. Fedor, P. Giger. Second Row- l. Ford, J. Fundenberg, G. Hodil, K. Geddis, A. Fisher, E. Gepert, M. Galloway, C, Harper, Mrs. Grine. Third Row- J. Gill, C. Fischer, B. Garbart, R. Hasek, F. Fauth, R. Fletcher, A. Gentile U. Gentile, P. Fiala. Fourth Raw- B. Hawthorne, E. Gardner, H Geiser, B, Greiner, J. Finke, B. Hartung, J Folia W Greb CAFETERIA First Row Kught A Krummert Maquire E Knaus B Knaus C Ligons lyles L Logan B Lux H Lan Second Row F lobaugh J lang M l t J Kelley C lindsay K Knah B Kennedy J Kaelm R Krummer Mrs Schneider Third Row R lobeck S Kelso J Kunz R Karn R Krause W Krece lutz Fourth Row F Koeslung V Malone Kmess B Knaus F Mancuso B lang Koh B 'N 102 First Row- W. lrvine, R. Heil, C. Hekeler M. Hook, J. Houston, C. Janes, D. James J. Jarabin, P, Henderson. Second Row- W. Johnson, P. Hudson, A Hinkel, B. Holfman, C. Hasirk, B, Horton R. Johnson, J, Houston, J. Jones. Third Row- J. Heaton, R. Jones, J. Jenny J. Jackson, B. Hugli, K. Higgins, J. Hrach D. Johnson. Fourth Row- R. Jordan, R. Ivey, P. Hebecker N. Holley, R. Hoffman. 109 First Row-- E. Mullen, B. Moybury, P. Miller, M. A. Maueo, L. Meyer, S. Muckle, J. Meisinger, C. Miller. Second Row- S. McClymonds, B. Miller, L. McCune, R. Maslanka, l. Neuman, A Moffat, J. Mueller, Mr. Guadagnino. Third Row- R. Moser, C. Meharry, D. Morgan, C. Miller, J. Neuscheler, M, Miller, R. Mar- ciniak, D. Miller. Fourth Raw- D. Neidhardt, B. McKinle G. Mlakar, W. Mitzel, C. Nadrash, D.y,Mg- Guire, R. Myers, D. McBurney. AUDITORIUM First Row- B. Seagren, W. Smith, R. Slmillen, L. Slcender, G. Showe, D. Schwilm, N. Rockey, B. Schroeder, C. Stack. Second Row- P. Scanlon, M. Ruppel, H. Schriner, l. Slais, T. Roche, R. Robinson, M. Schneider. Third Row- B. Smith, J. Rygiel, A. Sieftert, B. Schomalrer, T. Schwartz, R. Roy. Fourth Row- W. Shreve, P. Schlemmer, A. Snowball, R. Stanier, R. Roberts, T. Schmidt. BALCONY First Row- M. Wiesenburger, M. Zankey, K. Zera, B. Wagner, N. Ward, K. Weiss, S. Watson, F. Whiteley, J. Walczak. Second Row- G. Yozum, F. Wills, B. Yunlc, C. Wilgomas, V. Wyeth, J. Westerwick, J. Walsh, J. Welsh, Miss lindey. Third Row- L. Weller, J. Will, V. Woessner, P. Wieseckel, D. Winslri, B. White, C. Wolff. Fourth Row- D. Weir, H. Weber, H. Wind- horst, W. Zimmerman, R. Wivell. , . . AUDITORIUM First Row- P. Rittle, M. O'Molley, M. Naclr, M. Reubi, E. Norton, G. Reynolds, N. O'- Brien, N. Nichols, S. Reutzel, D, Oldalier, W. Rieger. Second Raw- D. Peden, R. Phelleps, W. Pfaffle, E. Proudfoot, C. Oqren, P, Oehmler, J. Reilley, D. Randolph, Mrs. Turner. Third Row- E. Nudi, H. Noga, J. Rehorst, M. Ritchey, P. Prince, J. Oswald, P. Randall, D. Rapp, W. Premru. Fourth Row-- K. Osterrieder, D. Roscov, J. Obermeier, R. Poslik, B. Poor, D. Pavlik, S. Porter. AUDITORIUM irst Row B Stout R Swmt D Straub Stinson J Timberlake D Tice J Sweeney J Stehle S Stough M Tomlinson Second Row J Tripod: J Strlqamvncz Trego 5 Swann C Sweeney E Vettel Stoltenberg Mr Waldfogle Third Row R Stotz P Steugerwald Stewart C Stewart M Steranka Trbovich R Vesth Fourth Row R Unanqst D Tomsey J Stoehr E. Thoma, J. Vogel, F. Tryner. HEY, LOCK HERE! 'B vm' . v 1 ' Nwxh , y : . E V . 8 ,. fs: .N , , ,,, , Whether eating, talking, changing classes, out on a date, or iust v CX plain loafing, we West Viewites are never too busy to give Freddie, ,..A ,X .f . Wx , if our photographer, a big grin when he yells, Hey, look here! 43 ADMINISTRATION Dr Rlce MR E D KRUSE Assistant Supervlslng Prlnclpal 7 Mr E D Kruse assumed thexcxposntnon of Assistant Supervlslng Prlnclpal of the North Halls Jomt School System nn 1956 Smce that tnme he has brought about many Improve ments an our schools In order to make our program of educatuon more thorough I addutuon to carnng for the general welfare of the school system Mr Kruse supervuses the school personnel and takes charge of the school curruculum Mr Kruses 'ob as Assistant Supervusung Prnncupal Involves a great deal of responsn blllty Has prevuous traumng makes hum well suited for such a posntnon He receuved has B S Degree at Slippery Rock State Teachers Col lege and has Master s Degree at the Umverslty of Pittsburgh where he as now worknng for has Ph D Mr Kruse and Dr Rlce making plans for the new hugh school DRS CE Supervlsmg Pmclpal As Supervlslng Prlncnpcnl Dr Rice IS the head of the enture North Hnlls Jonnt School System He IS responsible for the organization of thus school system whlch Includes the SUPSYVISIOH of the prnnclpals teachers and students In thus dsstrlct Also under has super vlslon are the school census and the various school playground programs He holds BS M S and Doctorate degrees from Penn State whnch provude the essential background knowledge for has 'ob Dr Rice an enthuslastuc photography tan has qunte a collectnon ot movies slsdes and pictures of West Vuew events Mr Kruse . . , R. . . RI , . A I I I 9 . .., -ff I - I , 1 , . . . . I J' tack -Bu-NC' 3 - S.. I . . fl , . , . . . . . , . . I f Late again Mr Luke? Miss McGlnnls wntes hum an excuse MR WILLIAM S LUKE Hugh School Prlnclpal Seeing that our hugh school operate smoothly us the tremendous responsibility of our popular principal Mr Luke Well qualn fied for his 'ob he holds a BS degree from Geneva has taken graduate work at Putt and Michigan Universities and has had previous experience as a teacher Golf and bridge provide Mr Luke with quite Interested in athletics especially when they concern West View s Indians Mass McGlnnls 45 our leaders r Luke MISS HAZEL McGINNIS Assistant Hugh School Prmclpal Miss McGinnis our hard working assistant principal is a familiar figure to students at West View Her duties are many and varied Accurate attendance records are the result of her capable supervision In addition to spon sorlng the National Honor Society she also has the tedious task of determining each students class rank Efzficlent and energetic she holds a BS degree in mathematics from I I I l . . . it - . . 3 , . . ' , . . , I interesting and relaxing pastimes. He is also . . . . , . ' ' ' . M. , I , I ' - ' -1 P'II. an-. -s, FACULTY sf? ANITA M ACKERMAN Art B S Ednnboro State Teachers Calleqe ELIZABETH AIKEN Hygiene Physical Education Sponsor l Grrls Athletlc Assoclatron BS Umversuty of Vrrqunra EVElYN M ARMSTRONG Busaness English Shorthand Transcruptron BS lndrana State Teachers Collefze M EJ Umverslty of Prttsburgh JAMES V CARUSO Instrumental Musrc Sporsor f Cheer leaders Pep Club Malorettes B of ME Westmunster Colleqe M of ME Unrversrty of Mrchloan LICE C CONNER Vocal Musrc Sophomore Grrls Gurdance Counselor Sponsor of Vocal Ensembles BA Bethany Colleqe MA Corneque ln statute of Techroloqy DOI.lY CRAIG Psychology Sponsor of Y Teen B A ren versnty of Prttsburgh M Lutt Unrxers ty I Mramr MARY VIRGINIA DELP E qlsh Ill Play Productron Jumor Gurls Gusdance Counselor Sponsor of West Wand Junror Class Play Commencement Grove Cnty Colleqe MEC! Umversrty f Prttsburqh CAROL FIRST BS Carnegue lnstntute of Technology U Hrstory ROBERT GARBART Amerrcan Hrstory BSEd Clarron State Teachers Colleqe JOSEPH W GAY Physucs Jumor Scrence Co sponsor of Hr Y B S Callforma State Teachers College 46 as n an T' I Q A 1 . ,, V, :YI E E m 4 nal' , ' , ' j i ' A ,I A.Bl l ., ff f I I S '- page Jil ISF ' 5 , . t Q I Fw . fl ix s E H. at 'fi ? 1 JAMES HARPER BS Slnppery Rock State Teachers College M Ed Unuverslty of Pnttsburgh ANN H HARTMANN Algebra Il Trigonometry Solld Geometry B S Indlanct State Teachers College MEd Unlverslty of Ptttsburgh ROBERT HAUBRICH World Htstory BS Sllppery Rock State Teachers College M Lltt Unnverslty of Pittsburgh EVELYN HEBERLING A B Geneva College M l.utt Unlversuty of Prttsburqh WIlllAM .I HERMAN Spanush III Drlver Educatnon Sponsor of Westvuan A B Duquesne Unlversnty M Ed Duquesne Umverslty JAMES F KELLY Blology Drlver Educatnon BS Umverslty of Pittsburgh ROBERT E GESEY Typewrltlng I ll Sponsor of Athletics BETTY LACY BS lndnana State Teachers Colleqe MEd B S Umverstty of Ptttsburgh Typmg I Umversuty of Prttsburgh JOSEPH LaSI.AVlC BS Ednnboro State Teachers College Sophomore Hlstory CAROLYN A GIBSON Biology I II Sensor Science Sponsor of versnty MA West Vlrglnla Unlversuty Jumor Ish BS In Ed Shppery oc State Teachers College M Ed University of Plttsburgh MARIO MARTORELLI Typewrltlng Consumer Education Football and Basketball Couch Jumor Class Sponsor BS Unlverslty of Plttsburqh MEd Umver PATRICIA GRINE saty of Pittsburgh World History BS Slippery Rocll State Teachers College VERNON METZ Speech Director of Actrvltnes Sponsor of Speech Cu A B Capltol Unlversn y M I.tt Unlverslty of Pnttsburqh I.aVERDA MORAN U A A I G Y Gu DAGN No Chatham College Readrng Consultant Hygnene Physncal Educahon Assnstant Football Coach Intramural Basketball and Volleyball Durector BS Umverslty of Pitts burgh MEd Umversuty of Pnttsburgh EMMA DEAN MORRIS Englush ll Sponsor of Speech Club AB Muslungum College MA Unlverstty of Pnttsburgh 47 ' V 11 ' YQ Q , l 3 I science Activities. AZB. west 'Yirginiu uni- MARTHA LINDEY ' 7 ' ' ' ' Engl' . . . A ., ' R lx ' H ' I b. . . ' ' ' -I , .' . . D . A.B. . ' . JOHN F WEIXEL 'Ask 5, me ,.., at . L .llc I1 -N 3 :-: x A I S4599 ,gf- !U' EMILIE MUGNANI Homemaking. B.S. Penn State University. LAURA PFAUB A.B. University of Pittsburgh: M.Litt. University of Pittsburgh French Junior English ELMER PUCHTA Guidance Consultant Faculty Business Mananer 5 Westvnan A B University ot Pittsburgh M Ed Umver slty of Pittsburgh HELEN E REA Librarian Sponsor of Library Club BS Clarion State Teachers College M Lntt University of Prttsburqh M S L S Western Reserve University MARGARET SCHNEIDER AB Baldwin Wallace Coll ge Sophomore English RUTH G SEITZ Hamemakmq BS University of Pittsburgh MEd Um versity al Pittsburgh H P SMITH Enqlush IV A B Penn State University MEd Unlver sity of Pittsburgh IVOR SMITH Chemistry BS St Lawrence University MEd nn versity of Rochester NELSON V TIFFANY Industrial Arts Golf Coach BS California State Teachers College MEd California State Teachers Colleqe ALBERTA TURNER Enq :sh I ll BA Thiel Co ege DELLA G VANCE Latln ll English ll Sponsor of .Iumor Classical League A B Unlversnty of Pittsburgh MV University of Pittsburgh MILDRED VIARD R N West Penn Hospltal DOROTHY M. WADLINGER Bookkeeping I, Typing If Commercial Introduction: As- sistant Sponsor of Student Council. B.S. Mercyhurst Col- legeg M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. ROBERT H. WALDFOGLE Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Senior Mathematics. B.S. University of Pittsburgh Plane Geometry Senior Mathematics W r e s t I 1 n q Coach Sponsor of Senior Class B S Edlnboro State Teachers College SARA WILLIAMS B S Penn State University Bookkeeping B u s 1 n e C O P ,ggnavf lQll Standing Robert W Smiley Herbert A Volz John Skullen H B Reynolds Carl P Beusecker Horace C Bennett Edward H Hunter John E Thomas James S McKam D B Perrin Seated Dr Clarence W Cummings Harold J Johnson M Robert Frlngs Harry G Canning M s E S Hopf Carl E Mugnanl BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education as usual worked hard for the improvement of our school system this year lt members were elected for a term of six years by the citizens of West View and Ross Township A monthlv meeting was held in the high school library to accomp lush their duties of hiring personnel and mamtenanc workers regulating school taxes and expenditures and planning additions or entirely new buildings to be built in our school district in the near future. This year the hope for a new high school became a reality, which presented the Board with many additional duties and problems. Since education is the foundation of our community, these board members are held in high esteem by all. We, the students of West View, would like to thank them for helping to make our education possible. 49 OFFICERS First Row- E. Hopf, H. Canning. Second Row-C. Cummings, M. Frings H. Johnson. f Q pi mg Q' 52 V Ml I aa 27? NM-I-N V IW lllafg I yy MQ M V 1 ll 1 ' Du R At West VIew students are gIven the op whlch not only afford us countless hours of pleasure but help us to become more matur IV1dIVldUOlS as vvell Group OCTIVITIGS brIng u In contact wIth other people Through worlang wt other students t IS poss ble to us t learn to assoclate successfully wIth others We are taught to put the welfare of the groutl before our IndIvIdual welfare and to serve the groups Interests unselflshly Because co operatIon IS necessary ID an organIzatIon W learn to co ordlnate our efto ts to achIeve 1 common goal Our relatIonshIp wIth others also serves to strengthen our character along wIth broad enIng our scope of Interest and knowledge We learn to accept dUfleS and carry them out fanhfully and to assume responsIbIIIty They also QIVC us the opportunIty to contrIbute our own Ideas to the group and respect the opInIons of others ThlS then IS the second lInk In our chaIn of maturIty 'wo if ff N. i JK X X fvft IX - I 1 W t .A ,l g , M, g I. ,I 1-lk, ' N. vg. , f ' . tix l Nw ' J F92 ... .fri-2 -- -- -, 4 ' '19 ' , ll- xt . li f lr vi , AI, f - T-s W l .-iii - ... ' l'j: ' Z s .QIX ,. 7 Q 1 , l Y ru I ' I ' , Tsf,i?:r,- ., K v 447 portunity to participate in many activities, v M Q l F ' 'l'I 935' f I If , I I. I ll 6 L . I A- . . . I . . . . 3 . I 1 Q' I, ,L 5 I . ' l A l I . J 1. ih , I ' I . r 0 3 L : ,Q Qi, e I r 1 I li ' if ,, I . , . I I I lv H : I II IN , , , l I f s I v I I I QI X . ' r ' ,X X W X . I , , I . . a ' 'll N . . ' l ' wat X Q . ' A b . I . .. i N, Mi. Gian BONNIE MUGNANI BILL NEWLIN Dld Most for West View Zyhwwecia STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET Bill Newlin, President. Tal Weimer, Vice President, Marilyn Hartung, Secretary, and Tom Calhoun, Treasurer, Don Wisner, Secretory of Athletics, Bill Hadfielel, Secretary of Traffic, Walt Perrin, Secretory of Publicity, Sue Waite, Secretary of Shuffle Shop, Bonnie Mugnani, Secretary of Activ- ities, ond Ole Olsen, Secretary of Sanitation. Every Monday morning Student Council, composed STUDENT COUNCIL the voice of the students in school affairs of a cabinet elected by the student body in l957 and a representative from each homeroom, met to discuss various school activities and problems. The students took great interest in planning these activities which consisted of a magazine campaign to earn money for Student Council projects, the sponsorship of a foreign exchange student, Tony Gimenez, from Spain, the planning of the student exchange program with Fort Morgan, Colorado, Shuffle Shop, and various paid assemblies which were held throughout the year. The agenda and additional plans for the meetings were arranged by the cabinet at their Tuesday morn- ing meetings with sponsors, Mr. Metz and Miss Wadlinger. '58 proved to be a very successful year for President Bill and Student Council. The success was mostly due to the excellent co-operation found among the admin- istration, faculty, and students. STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS Mr. Metz and Miss Wadlinger First Row- T. Gimenez, S. Waite, W. Hadfield, O. Olsen, W. Perrin, W. Newlin, T. Weimer, T. Calhoun D. Wisner, M. Hartung, B. Mugnani. Second Row-- D. Hall, R. Nunamaker, S. Willison, D. Hall, A. Kleinschmidt, E. Logan, J. Houston, R. Marra M. Reisdorf. Third Row- M. Oehmler, S. Ervin, C. Benson, F. Tryner, R. Hawthorne, M. Lockart, S. Clement D Weitzel, J. Anthony. Fourth Row- C. Fertig, B. Abel, W. Shreve, D. Mueller, B. Smith, J. Stahovic, C. Nadrash, B. Corley. ew., ix First Row- Miss Delp, J, Karl, J. Srsic, L. Brandt, M, Kotchin, M. Willis, J. Brunner, D. Vinlxovich, J. Mentzer, S. Waite. Second Row- J. Grimm, B. Mugnoni, S. Willison, V. Costolo, G. Reynolds, D. Hall, I.. Skender, N, Lung, N. Watts, A Klemschmidt C. Wrieth. Third Row- M. Schmidt, R. Maguire, S. Ervin, J. Hrach, C, Benson, 0. Bovill, N. lloyd, E. Keller, T. Heil, N. Altenhotf. Fourth Row- B. Yunlc, B, Sowyak, S, Clement, S. little, C. Weitzel, E. Bell, M. Ruppel, W. Higgins, B. Williams, B. Timberlake to enlighten student body of current school news WEST WIND Once a month during this year, West View was greeted by an issue of its newspaper, the West Wind. The newspaper staff, composed of students in-- terested in journalism, worked under an editorial staff headed by editor-in-chief, Martha Willis. lt was their duty to write the feature articles, report the cur- rent news of the school, and photograph its leaders and students-all of which made up the paper. Under the able guidance of the sponsor, Miss Delp, and the business adviser, Miss Armstrong, the West Wind for 1958 was extremely successful. QF' ' ffv Qs. 0 746 ww wwf Plum Out rf J .WN . . --...ff sw, t. ..,..... .... .NM 1 V., . X Ms. . . in ... , vm., Q . HM... . . TIF.. TALK? 1cLTZ'..TJ wh... ss ia., .U iv... R-:L L .M um.. ,Ms ss... L... . ..., in N.. Y-Wm t.. . Wm, ... M.. 1... es.. N wi... K., we 1. rss, E... mu. rw ,--.. .-oc..-.ma rc. W .1 New -W ai. M, ...mf W. K.. ...W .. J.,.,..,.M. . . , .. ...M .. .,. NM.- . . .W-. 4 f., .. , .Wt...m... .'- ma. mt I-:mms W.. si... 'mm . f...,.i...,i,. Wm. ...W W.. .P nw...- g....M,.ts..-..-.s ......,..,-.u um.-. .. ..n.........q.W...,.. fi,.f.'f.,....,,...w.t,...,...Q.. ww... W it w.i... -m....i..,,.v.s.N...... w.r-..,i.W...,.s1t. .... mmwitcwnh -ww-n.s..,.-U.. fs.-so-,.n.z-...Q Tw- We W- Swami FM Sd-dauhu Fuaridancs- S... 0 i.....- i... V ,, -. i,..r.,..,i,.r,,+... . ., st.. .-i N. mwmir .H ww.. .t..-A.-. .M ,W .M .....u,.v 1... Y... be-.. .A ...W .. . .N .. ...Ae 1 fo... ' ,..-.ii-...Ji .N WEST WIND EDITORS First Row- Miss Armstrong, J. Karl, Sports Editor, D. Vinllovich, Typing Editor, J. Brunner, I Circulation Editor, J. Srsic, Art Editor, L. Brandt, ' Exchange Editor, M. Kotchin, News Editor, S. Waite, Business Editor, Miss Delp, Sponsor. Second Row- J. Mentzer, Assistant Editor, M. Willis, Editor-in-Chief. Missing-.lean Miller, Photography Editor. C3 P5 xi, Oh il l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row- J. Pittner, N. Deiseroth, C. Benson, B, Newlin, J. Windhorst, B. Mugnani, M. Kight, P. Sellxo, K, Coulter, T. Calhoun, M Hollman, N. lloyd, B. Smith. Second Row-Miss McGinnis, S. Sigmann, S. Waite, S. Clement, R. Hawthorne, J. Gahring, P. Stewart, R, Stewart, P. Hecht, M Hartung, L. Brandt, M. Kotchin, M, Willis, A. Kleinschmidt, J. Grimm. Third Raw- J. Atkinson, O. Bovill, W. Higgins, W. Perrin, K. Hughes, M, Duesing, D. Bell, J. Anthonv, B. Timherlalre, B. Petfer, B. Yunk, l. Poe. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY scholarship, leadership, service, and character The highest honor a student may receive at West View is to become a member of the National Honor Society. This is a national organization of which the members are chosen on the basis of the following traits: Scholar- ship, Leadership, Service, and Character. The members were selected by the teachers and included twenty-six seniors and seven iuniors. A tapping assembly was held at Two Year Members Seated- B. Mugnani, P. Selka, J. Windhorst, M. Kight, K. Coulter. Standing- B. Newlin, T. Calhoun. which the seven seniors chosen the previous year first introduced the new members to the student body. Later, the boys and girls, wear- ing suits and white dresses, were formally initiated into the society. A replica of the fiaming torch of truth, symbol of the National Honor Society, was made into pins and given to the members to keep as a remembrance of the honor bestowed on them. I I Y-TEEN Y-TEEN CABINET Seated- J. Davis, J. Brusco, G. Finn, S. Little, B. Tiernun, B Yunk B Steigerwuldt Standing- A. Kleinschmidt, M. Kotchin, K. Coulter, S. Clement S Priestley S Matson M Willis Missing-- Vera Eckert. to develop christian character through service The Y-Teen Club has been a popular activ- ity with all of the girls at West View. This year has proved to be the most successful the Y- Teen has ever had. Vera Eckert, president, possessed the enthusiasm which drove this group on to new horizons. This year, Y-Teen Club exemplified West View's motto: Not to be served, but to serve. ln May, the group visited an orphanage and gave a picnic for all the children. Y-Teen members spent many hours making scrap- books for a children's home at Easter. Two of the outstanding meetings were a lecture given by a model from Earl Wheeler's on good grooming, and the visitation of a woman in the armed services. The success of Y-Teens can be attributed largely to Mrs. Craig, the sponsor, whose ceaseless efforts to improve the club never dwindled. The fine fellowship and spirit of all the members made this a memorable year. Top- Vera Eckert, President, chats with Y- Teen sponsor, Mrs. Craig. Bottome- Hard at work at their refreshment stand. First Row- D. Ehrenfeld, B. Briscoe, D. Alig, C. Kummer, B. Newlin, L. Klink, B. Hadfield, C. Kovach, D. Weitzel, J. Karl, W. Higgins, K H h Second Rdarf-J. Parker, B. Meisinger, M. Duesing, B. Perrin, G. Heese, J. Brautigam, T. Calhoun, J. Worley, B. Young, J. Rocha, J. Helm. Third Row- W. Perrin, B. Soloau, O. Olsen, J. Anthony, D. Bell, W. Beveridge, S. Mclfinley, T. Woimer. Fourth Row- R. Radenbaugh, R. Raido, G. Abel, B. Smith, R. Holt, S. Schwllm, T. Weimer. 1 Secretary of Tramc, Bill Had- fielcl, on his way to check the patrol posts. West View's hall patrol was composed of thirty- eight boys who capably directed the traffic in our crowded halls. Secretary of Traffic, Bill Hadfield, and his assistant, Dave Weitzel, chose the members on the basis of bravery, their ability to stand on their own two feet, and their unselfish desire to put duty before their own lives, These boys were placed at strategic positions throughout the halls, and they did their best to organize traffic and keep it flowing smoothly. A few of the more courageous boys volunteered for lunchroom service. Their task was to restrain our more ravenous students from trampling their weaker compatriots into the dust as they bounded through the lunch line. During the opening days of school, the hall patrol members were helpful in acquainting the sophomores, new students, and some of our more absent-minded upperclassmen with the intricacies of our school hall- ways. We sincerely wish to extend our appreciation to our hall patrol members for their faithful and suc- cessful service this year. 61 HALL PATROL our private police force The hall patrol-in action This year's Pep Club has been one of West View's most successful. Ably led by President Ann Kleinschmidt, Pep Club has raised school spirits to its peak and kept up the morale of all the teams. We have Pep Club to thank for the colorful and elaborate decorations seen at our pep assemblies. Many hours of work were spent after school by the Decoration Committee in trimming the auditorium, Members of the Ticket Committee were responsible for collect- ing tickets and ushering at all of the home games. The many clever posters seen in the halls were the result of the Publicity and Poster Committees' work. We also owe thanks to Mr. Caruso, Pep Club's sponsor, for the help he has given them in making this year such a successful one. PEP CLUB BERT Top- A. MacMichaeI, Treasurer, J. Dennis, Secretary, A President, W. Shreve, Vice President. Bottom- Pep Club once again leading the school in cheers. creators of school spirit PEP CLUB CABINET First Row- W. Shreve, J. Dennis, A. Kleinschmidt. Second Row- Mr. Caruso, S. Waite, A. MocMichaeI, S, Muir, J. Brusco, N. lloyd, B. Mugnoni, Kleinschmidt 'sr A new addition to the extracurricular activ- ities, the Foreign Pen Pals Club has been both educational and enjoyable for its members. lt is composed of approximately one hun- dred sophomores, almost all of whom are communicating with students in foreign lands. Some ot the pen pals were received through a special request made to the Director of Foreign Communications in Japan, a venture which proved quite interesting and beneficial. The club enlivened the students' interest in the lives and countries of their foreign neigh- bors, and in this way created a better under- standing among the young people of difterent nations. FOREIGN PEN PALS CLUB our ambassadors fx -L uh ,. . ' .1 'MW'-A. OFFICERS Miss Vance, S. Easton, A. Kummert, H. Long, R. Maguire. L. Skender, S. McClymond and B. Smith mail their let- ters to their foreign pen pals. First Row E. Baird, D. Hall. B. Schroeder, H. long, R. Maguire, E. Mullen, A. Krummert, S. Easton, G. Reynolds, N. O'Brien, J. Houston, S Stough, L. Hartman. Second Row- H. Kight, L. Logan, W. Johnson, S. Ervin, G. Showe, P. Hudson, l. Trego, A. Hinkel, C. Hosick, B. Horton, Miss Vance. Third Row F. Lobaugh, B. Yunlm, J. Lang, J. Hruch, K. Stewart, M. Dietrich, K. Higgins, J. Rehorsl, C. Lindsay, A. Moffat. ourth Row- l. Weller, J. Kunz, P. Randall, J. Will. First Row- J. Wilhelm, C. Hosick, R. Caldwell, K. Runse S B nge R Roy E Ayres R o t Second Row- Mrs, Gibson, W. Kline, F. Plowey, W. Fshe Gous Pitt SCIENCE ACHIEVEMENT ORGANIZATION offers extensive scientific opportunities The Science Achievement Organization, S.A.O., is an organization made up of students interested in science. Monthly meetings, ably led by President John Pittner and his cabinet, were held to discuss various topics such as atomic energy, rockets, and radio. The goal of each member was to first enter his project in the Science Fair held at West View and then, if the project was judged to be worthy, to enter it in the Science Fair at Buhl Planetarium. Mrs. Gibson, the sponsor of S.A.O., provided any necessary assistance or leadership needed by the students when constructing their projects. Enthusiasm on the part of the members in this club and their undying interest in science has made S.A.O. a very worthwhile club at West View. Mrs. Gibson chats with some of her fellow scientists. Top- Officers: J. Vignale, President, W. Schneider, P. Miner. Bottom- Showing of? their proiects. We at West View High are privileged to have Junior Achievement, a national organi- zation, as one of our activities. Junior Achievement is sponsored by United States Steel, Gulf Corporation, Royal Type- writer, and other successful firms. The club met once every week in the Malony Building, located on the Boulevard of the Allies. The members are required to apply for a charter, issue a prospectus to arouse interest, and sell stock in the junior company they choose. There they manufacture a product and market it to individuals and companies. These companies are organized for profit, and with sound efificient management, they resulted in a dividend for the stockholders. Through the educational and social aspects of Junior Achievement, the members of this organization will remember it for a long time to come. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT affords practical experience in business management First Row- J. Kern, Wheeler, B. Reed, H. Long, J. Trbovich, J. Vignole, P. Miner, J. Moore, J. Poerschke, A. Preininger. Second Row- Mrs. Gibson, R. Ivey, R. Holt, M. Booth, M. Reisdorf, N. Schneider, J, Parker, T, Roche, J. Davis. Third Row- R, Roman, C. Hosick, B. Kline, B. Gacld, F. Kurastury, V. Malone, J. Fozio. Q t STUDENT EXCHANGE 5 fort ivlor-lan l L D SEG x f 1 is 1 lx glkixtl fi C 0 1. o R A o H X 'lil l 'N 1 'X X N Qix Ek First Row- M. Katchin, M, Kight, J, Grimm, J. Atkinson, l. Second Row- B. Yunk, M. Jones, B. Peffer, D, Vinkovich, Third Row- N. Lloyd, K. Coulter, O. Bovill, M, Hartung. destination - fort morgan A trip to Fort Morgan, Colorado, high- lighted the school term for thirty West View students who participated in the student exchange program. The West View students, chosen by the ofifices they held or their class rank, arrived in Fort Morgan on Sunday morning, April thirteenth, and were enter- tained for a full week by the Coloradians. The host exchange students of Fort Morgan organized and executed a very interesting schedule of field trips, including trips to Estes Park, Denver, and Boulder. Classes and social events exemplifying Western hospitality were included on the agenda. The West View students were hosts to the thirty Fort Morgan students during the week of February ninth, but the Fort Morgan students reappeared on the scene when their train, which was returning them from a sup- plementary trip to Washington, D.C., left them once again in the Pittsburgh train station. During their week's stay in West View, they went on many field trips and also attended classes. The student exchange was of great value and will be long remembered, especially by those who were directly active in this educa- tional experience. Brandt. Standing- W, Timberlake, W. Newlin, K. Hughes, C. Hosick, W. Hadllleld. M- DI-195519, W- Pefflnf D- Bell. R- Williams, D. W SHUI' Higgins, B. Abel, W. Perrin, R. Calhoun, Miss Wodlinger, Mr, Metz. F H A CABINET First Row- T. Heil, J. Miller, B, Steigerwo I Second Row- N. Swint, M. Lockhart Miss Sietx, V, Begly, J. Sander FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA toward new horizons Jean Miller, President, and Miss Sietz, sponsor. This year along with its prolerts in home making the F H A sponsored many gay and festive activities Among these were ct skating p rty a bake sale and Mother and Daughter Banquet which was held in the spring Jeannie Miller president and her very efficient officers as w Il as their capable sponsor, Miss Sietz, are to be commended for the job they have done in fulfilling the pur- poses of the club and setting higher goals for the future. Here's what we learn to do. Bobbie, Barb, and Tam toss a salad on Beth Ann's head, WESTVIAN STAFFS the producers of your l958 westvian BUSINESS AND SPORTS STAFFS First Row- P, Schultz, G, Black, D. Hall, D. Vinkovich, M. Jackson Second Row-- C. Fabian, C. Schindler, A. Kleinschmidt, S. Little, M. Kotchin. Third Row- K. Hughes, B. Calhoun, W. Perrin, W. Timberlake, J. Anthony, S. Wagner. ART AND LITERARY STAFFS First Row- V. Wyeth, R. Stewart, B. Yunk, M. Schmidt, J. Huber, R. Marra. Second Row- M. Bethke, J. Cirlingione, J. Bruco, N. Altenhoff M. Angel. I Standing- N. Dax, E. Keller, A. MacMichael, J. Ford, E. Sig- mann, C, Hudson, S. Mair, B. Sowyak, L. Brandt. This is the T958 Westvian, the result of many hours of work on the part of the staffs and the competent editors. Even before the school year started, the editors were hard at work planning the year- book. The work of the staffs began with the new school term, when they participated in the patron campaign which helped to finance the annual. The literary and activity staffs undertook the task of senior write-ups and clubs, while the features and sports staffs handled the social and sports events of the school. The illustrations which enliven the pages are the work of the art staff. Not to be forgotten is the typing staff, whose duty it was to type all the copy which was to appear in the book. Without the guidance of the sponsors, Mr. Herman and Mr. Puchta, the Westvian staff could never have published such a successful yearbook. ACTIVITIES AND FEATURES STAFFS First Row- B. Key, M, Willis, S. Waite, B. Tiernan, C. Duglass, L. Skender, N. lloyd. Second Row- S. Clement, K. Coulter, C. Weitzel, G. Finn, M, McNaugher, D. Dankmyer, R. Frank, O. Bovill, J. Trbovich. G. Reynolds, J. Brunner, K. Daniels. TYPING STAFF First Row- B. Heitzenroder, M. Lockhart, L. Bergman, M. Jones, J. Dennis, M. Hartung. Second Row- B. Haser, S. Barr, E. Martens, N. Lanq, W. Shreve, P. Nussbaum. Third Raw- T. Calhoun, J. Anthony. WESTVIAN EDITORS Bonnie Mugnani, Editor-in-Chief. We-if I i I i I ' s - s.. C 'N-fe L-ff... x.,.- We K Mr. Puchta, Mr. Herman, sponsors, Kirk Hughes, Business Manager. Kathy Coulter, Activities Editor, Walt Perrin, Sports Editor and Ollie Bovill, Features Editor. Anne MacMichael, Art Editor, Betty Anne Peffer, Typing Editor, Skip Sigmann, Literary Editor, and Janet Grimm, Photography Editor. 9' 1-nhl' W ! HARRY CLARK SUE PRIESTLEY Most Musical MUSIC Music, the volce of West Vlew, plays a mayor part In our hugh school luves, It IS a source of pleasure and enloyment to those l.stenlng and of satlsfactlon and accomplish ment to those partlclpatmg Almost one thurd of us at West Vlew belong to one or more musical organizations These groups, ably led and supported, have created an enviable muslcal reputation for West View Our muslclans do not approach perform ance without bleednng hearts, split heads, and sweatnnq bodles However, the excellence of our music as due not only to work, but also to the accord and camaraderie felt by all linked wlth the muslc of West View v f h 1 . -M ,, .mf ' . Fa H-2 1 W-ff . - if 5 5, - Mx i-MW? :Q 'Q Knqlrg' 242 . an su 9:-,tix 05 :f.e,,Fu, A fs., IJ.-f 'G' ..,, Q 4 f dy . 1 - M gg Q A p tg truss, 1 If gy p ,R in w 'V ,. E X 6 Mfg A ssl 4 P , , W , Wax ' f P- 'O . 72 U' V A I ,ff -Wav f i K it .X First Row- H. Clark, R, Streiner, D. Moser, J. Acton, A. Loesch, M. Haisley, J. Bairhulter, G. Showe, P. Wucher, R. Stanier, P. Schlemmer. Second Row- T. Bartley, R. Nunamaker, B. Seagren, B. Bernhard, B. Irvine, D. Randolph, G, Yocum, D. Wyeth, C. Brown, D. Ganz, J. Ford, ThirdBRowI J, Brown, P. Bagley, W. Shreve, E. Cooney, l.. Yunt, M. Deitrirh, J. Fundenberg, S. Priestley, J. Worley, . Me wi . 9 Fourth Row- B, Brant, F. Armour, B Blind, C. Eqerter, W. Greb, K. Runser, C. Ortmonn, R Doehla, B. Fiala. Mr. Caruso, Director VARSITY instilled school spirit and 1957-58 West View High School Band main- tained the fine reputation of previous years. Each member was out to make this the best band ever. Hard, hard work and long hours of practice at band camp and summer re- hearsals, and throughout marching and con- cert seasons, made this goal a reality. Leading the band through its routines was SAXOPHONE SEXTET J. Dambaugh, A. loesch, P. Sherman, J. Anthony, D. Zech, UBRARIANS AND MANAGERS D, Randolph. J. ligons, K, Gossard, M. Willis, J. Heaton. w- L. Burton, N. DiRito, R. Hasek, R. Stotx, P. Gyekis, S. Matson, J. Harlow, J. Vignale, M. Booth, J. First Ro McWilliams, D. Jones. h Second Row- M. Jackson, J. Atkinson, M. Koschub, J. lindsay, J. Wagner, P. Miner, C. Streb, M. Asche, B. Wagner, B. Baierl. Third Row- J. Frey, D. Ayres, P. Fiala, B. Martin, B. Hostetter, F. Wilcox, D. Zech, M. Angel, E. Bell, G. Denny, B. Kline. Fourth Roan- D. Mizner, T. Calhoun, J. Anthony, R. Sherman, D, Bell, J. Bernhard, D, Mueller, B. Zimmerman, M. A loy. H. Clark, drum maior BAND loyalty through stirring music our drum major, Harry Clark. President Jack Anthony and the executive council planned parties and picnics and saw that the band was always at its best. However, most of the credit goes to Mr. Caruso, our emcient and popular band direc- tor, whose clever ideas and indefatigable spirit were always a major part at the great '57-'58 band. EXECUTIVE COUN I TECHNICIANS 1 First Row- J. Heaton, J. Anthony, D. Bell, S. Priestley, R. Nunamaker T- Welmeft K- DUVIS, D. Wmski, A. Mule. Second Row- D. Mueller, M. Dietrich, B. Baierl, M. Angel, J. Lindsay Judy Weber, our head maiorette. SUBS V. Costolo, J, Houston, P. Hudson, H. Beck, W. Johnson, H. Kight, J. Houston. Seated- S. Willison, J. Brunner, D. Vinkovich, R, Marra. Standing- B. Sowyak, S. Clement, J. Weber, D. Danlunyar, G. Baird. MAJORETTES pep and maneuvers added much to our band West View's bright, beaming maiorettes were a pleasure to see marching with the band at football games and parades. Six seniors and three juniors constituted the varsity major- ettes. These girls, with Judy Weber as captain, marched regularly and demonstrated their baton-twirling skills and dance routines during half-time activities and at band fes- tivals. The sophomore subs marched on occasion, preparing for next year when they will be performing as varsity maiorettes under the direction of Mr. Caruso. F rst Row- D. Jones, D. Zach, D. Randolph, J, Dambough, P. Sherman, J. Anthony, T. Calhoun. Second Row- F. Wilcox, W. Hostotter, W. Martin, R. Houck, H. Clark, D. Mulllor, R. Blind. SWING BAND soft and sweet-loud and moving-this band plays them all! Saturday night again at West View High School. Polished brass and ivory keys glitter and shine, basking in the twinkling reflections of light from the mirrored revolving globe which casts mellow lights over the dance floor. The Swing Band of T957-1958 sets the mood forthe evening with its pulsating Night Train. Another Shuffle Shop has been made a success with the smooth iazz and swing of this famous band. This year the band sections were skillfully co-ordinated under the dynamic leadership of Jack Anthony. The group was composed of seniors, juniors, and sophomores, all ot whom were talented on their saxophones, trumpets, clarinets, trombones, and piano. Certainly, it is known by all that, as in the past, the Swing Band has established a fine reputation for its terrific music. 79 Sue and Paul ask to have a favorite song played rf I, llllrpii ff I f fill' , I f ff fl all XQQ , AM V 'lbw , M U4 A 2 N 5.3 Q Athlettc actlvltues can do much to develop nndlvndual maturlty They teach us to co operate wlth ecch other and to work togetl er as a team oward a common goal Although each man ls important because of his Ind: vdual abtlttle he IS even more Important because he becomes a member ot' a sungle functuontng ut Thus promotes a spnrut f fellowshup among the members of the team It develops our respect for the abnlttues and shortcomnngs of others Through lcague com petttlon we cre taught good sport manshlp Learnlng to take lo ses well vutal to our development as lndlvnduals Competltlon ID sports can teach us to take defeats gracefully as mature people should as well as teach us to be gracious victors Because spcrts actlvmes promote these good qualutues IH the mdnvodual they form an Important lunk In our cham swf' N' M Sf- X K! 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K 0 V ' .. 5 I Q A A I 1 L, J 4 A 2-+ A .-Q., ,gk-'M ,, --nnubv-1., ,- Q. .5 'r.: lififQN f f ' A ' P 'f .A b A Q is Q, K 5' 2 gg , in Q 4? gg , Q . - A Q ,M M ., ,, 1. .- ' 1 Q bw f M, ,M.W , , Mgwf gg? 454 . 2fmF lg gg ES ' , 'ff' , ,X 5 if-S W U .gf 3 Q if 3 1 gf , ' xxx gl 4 19 f ' W MM 'E 1 V' 'AS f' Q Q42 VQGQB 2 QP Q5 S' ,I is-W' A km 8 ' 6,5 A A! Q figs Ai K. Y gm, 10 MQ Mae W W v J W iw I A '33 'Wa f Q I' QE. NX tb! all. xv fix, Nqr I l H , K X A A V M , , X, A , X, x A ' ,A A , W - ' 'Q A Sf - x .f Kkj , W S . - Q fn . 'YW . Mn 'Q 'WZ' VARSITY GAMES plenty of action all four quarters WEST VIEW T4 MCKEES ROCKS I2 Our boys traveled to McKees Rocks to open the T957 season. They were out to prove they were better than preseason predictions and did just that. Touchdowns by Dave Alig and Chum Kovach, and Dave's fine toe were all the Indians needed to start the season off on the right foot. Only a stout Rocks' defense prevented the Indians from scoring again when Larry Klink ran a fumble to their four yard line. It was a fine start for the new season. WEST VIEW I8 SHALER 27 lt was a sad opening night at home for the Indians as they met a terrific Husky team. Although behind all the way, the boys never stopped trying as touchdowns by Dave Alig and Chum Kovach made the game fairly close. lt was a disheartening loss to take from the close rivals, but our boys set out determined to do better the next week. WEST VIEW 18 ALLDERDICE 0 Determined to make up for the previous week's loss, the Indians started on the opening kickoff and never stopped as they defeated a top-rated Allderdice team. Touchdown runs by Ole Olsen and Churn Kovach, and a long pass from Glenn Abel to Chum Kovach for another touchdown, were more than the Indians needed so that they could take home their second scalp of the season. WEST VIEW 21 OLIVER I3 Our boys closed out the exhibition season as they racked up a 21-O halftime score and went on to win easily over determined Oliver High School. The brothers were really on the ball that night. Glenn Abel threw a pass to his brother, Bruce, for the first score, and a few minutes later they reversed the procedure with Bruce throwing to Glenn. Bill Hadfield scored the third touchdown, sending the fans home happy for the third time this season. WEST VIEW I2 TRINITY 2 On October l8, the Indians traveled to Little Washington to start their AA games. ldled an extra week because ofthe cancellation by Monongahela, the boys were glad to get back into action. Although riddled by iniuries, a touchdown pass from Glenn Abel to Doug Weir and a one yard plunge by Bill Hadfield were enough to insure the Indians their fourth victory of the season. WEST VIEW I3 BALDWIN 25 The Indians traveled to Baldwin to take on their second AA opponent. The rugged Baldwin line was a little too toughg they took the opening kickoff for a touchdown and never stopped until the final gun. Touchdowns by Captain Chum Kovach and Dave Alig kept the West View fans' hope alive until late in the fourth quarter. Handicapped by cold weather, our boys never stopped giving every- thing they had and a little more. This loss knocked us from the AA race. WEST VIEW 20 PENN 25 The Indians closed out the home season as they lost a heartbreaker to a rugged Penn team. The dream of winning on Parents Night and for the seniors on Senior Day fell apart as Penn stopped the Indians' last drive late in the fourth period. Touchdowns by Dave Alig, Dave Weitzel, and Bill Hadfield kept Penn fighting back the entire game. Both schools knew only too well how evenly matched they had been in that ball game when Penn left the West View Bowl that night. WEST VIEW 0 MT. LEBANON 40 The Indians closed the season in a contest against the Blue Devils. The Mounties took the opening kickoff and didn't stop the entire night as they scored in every period. The Indians' favorite aerial attack was greatly handicapped by a wet field and cold weather. This brought to a close a season far more successful than anyone thought it could or would be. Coaches Mario Martorelli and Guy Guadagnino deserve a lot of credit for bringing home a four and four record for the T957 season. C mon, Mike! We want a basket. 3 N, First Row- B, Smith, J. Reed, M. Duesing, B. Abel, C. Kovach. VARSITY BASKETBALL A-Qx, 'fat Ti West View's 1957-58 varsity basketball team started the season by bringing home a shining victory over Butler and went on to end the season with a 13-8 record in section competition. Coach Mario Martorelli 19x K. Hughes and B. Martin, managers. and the team provided a thrilling basketball season for the Indian fans. The starting lineup consisted of the following: Seniors --Mike Duesing, the only returning letterman and cap- tain totaling 251 points, Chum Kovcuch, who ended the season with 145 markersg iuniors - Rudy Raida, Bob Soleau, and Bob Patrick scoring 282, 186, and 121 points, respectively. Bruce Abel, a shining sophomore, became an addition during the season to the formidable quintet and totaled 145 points. Congratulations to a fine team that now takes its deserving place in West View's hall of fame. iaalfca 15414. SCORES West Vnew Opponents Butler Ellwood City Langley Westinghouse Bellevue Avonworth Monaca Moon McKees Rocks Coraopolls Stowe Shaler North Allegheny Quaker Valley Moon McKees Rocks Coraopolus Stowe Shaler North Allegheny Quaker Valley J. Bodar, R. Karn, C. Gaus, Managers, and Mr. Hare, Coach. West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West SCORES View Butler View Ellwood City View Langley View Westinghouse View Bellevue View Avonworth View Monaco View Moon View McKees Rocks View Coroopolis View Stowe View Shaler View North Allegheny View Quaker Valley View Moon View McKees Rocks View Coraopolis View Stowe View Shaler View 29 North Allegheny 27 View 28 Quaker Valley 26 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL our future mighty indians For the second year in a row, the little Indians have had a record of nineteen and two. The losses were to Langley by three points and VVestinghouse by eight points. The long hours of work and practice finally paid oft as the team scored 1079 points and ended the season with a revenge victory over the Hi-Y. Starters for this year's team were Ricky Stotz, John Roberts, Bill Corley, Barrie Smith, and Bill Fundenberg. Congratulations to the coach, Mr. Grant Hare, and his team of 1958. With these boys around, West View has many winning games in sight for the coming years. First Row- R. Stotz, W. Gnrbart, K. Knab, E. Gardner. Second Row- D. Tomsey, R. Roberts, W. Corley, B. Schomaker. J. Farina. ... ., e Z --. ,Q--'I Q vw- -'w 'wa -X g'ig'1s- -vr-- wwf ' 5 x ' WN K 1 Y , fF2-sv gi 5 in 1' xi .x ' . ii, ... f N 1-'a .nSf' Q-f I 53 3 .ff 'lug W i Q gk ', , .4 fe, ,h f . X V. A K l ' 1 ,-,ui 1 1 Rr ag.F-, ' ' . ,J1 jim 5 4. ' , ,:m:.,.:!, . . . Q 12,14 v V 'GNL ' -- n ei- Q-'E ,X 54 , X1-vii! -3--,,:. 4 7- 4 55:91, Q gif '. Wiaf .L f Q4 -1, N 41,- ,.,1 , 0 iffy fi, w, v. - , I I l .g, I lil iw 3 . . 6 In -, r T N? x w- R M Av 32.5 fqhl-ny 3 x, f ,N FN W-- Q Q-. ,J 3 T Z Is fx YW 1 EA , M I Q 2.-. SCORES West View Opponent 20 Shadyside 19 5 Shaler 35 17 North Allegheny 29 16 Munhall 30 19 West Allegheny 32 15 Mt. Lebanon 31 19 Carnegie 30 15 Cecil 28 12 North Allegheny 25 14 Mt. Lebanon 21 28 West Allegheny 24 30 Shadyside 15 Won 4 Lost 8 ya he First Row- P. Rittle, W. Bernhard, B. Brown, D. Allen, R. Nunamaker, B. Chapas. Second Row- K. Barnes, R. Dittmar, J. Bernhard, J. Williams, D. Weitzel, W. Newlin, D. Gaus. Third Row- W. Hawthorne, G. Matthews, E. lauch, D. Ayres, R. Ray, D. Keir, J. Broutigam, H. Geyser, D. Mizner, R. Mizner, W. Klauss, H. Weber. WRESTLING our mighty matmen This year's wrestling squad, under the able coach- ing of Mr. John Weixel, had a season of ups and downs. Facing the annual problem of few holdovers and a tough schedule, Mr. Weixel did a wonderful iob and built up a very good team. At the end of the season, West View scored three whirlwind victories, decisively downing Mt. Lebanon, West Allegheny, and Shadyside. Among the boys on this fine team were five seniors: Ray Nunamaker, Dave Allen, Don Gaus, Bill Newlin, and Dave Weitzel. Dave Weitzel won the district tournaments at Shaler and got to the finals at the regionals at Washington, thus compiling one of the finest records in West View's history. Congratulations to coach Weixel and to the fine team of i958 for their good sportsmanship and their never say die spirit. 91 imfws + J. Davis and R. Dassdorff, managers, and Mr. Weixel, coach. Zafzamwi 576664- SCORES West Vnew Opponent Oluver Etna Sholer Shorpsburg West Deer N r i SCORES West Vnew Opponent North Allegheny Etna Shcnler Shorpsburg West Deer North Allegheny BASEBALL always shone on the field The men of the diamond, led by Coach Hartman, as usual, had a very successful season in Section X competition. As the season started, we found the pitching load carried by Ed Abel, Bill Hadfield, and Chum Kovach. Ted Newlin and Regie Heil were usually found on the receiving end of their deliveries. Ed Luteran, with help from Bill Hadfield after an iniury, held down the hot corner while Bruce Abel and Gary Kost worked at shortstop. Glenn Abel and Don Bechtold carried the load on the other side of the keystone. John Leech alternated with Wally Salac at the initial sack. ln the outfield Andy Hruneni, Herb Wright, Fred Tryner, Chum Kovach, and Dave Alig alternated the assignments. The Indians had a T2 and 3 record, losing only 3 league games. The season was climaxed as they knocked North Allegheny out of the section title. Congratulations to Coach Hartman and the team of T957 for the successful season which was theirs! 93 Batter up' -v First Row- C. Zierenberg, E. Vevers, S. McKinley, J. Goodell, J. Reiber, J. Ullom, E. Grada, C. Bryant, M. Angel. Second Row- R. Wilson, L. Fabricius, N. Campbell, C. Finli, V. Crnup, N. Altenhoft, M. Hartung, D. Hall, D. Craley, L. Berman, K. Gossard J Rudolnh M m , . , , . Ja es. Third Row-M. Early, J. Davis, P. Duncan, L. Bates, N. Smith, R. Johnston, V. Larkin, G. Kim, L. Polavic, C. Stanley, S. Schran, L. Kinnen P. Turzynslti, S. Willison. Fourth Row- M. Jones, L. Divers, S. Leon, C. Wright, C. Wrieth, M. Schmidt, T, Swicler, P. VanKaenel, N. Swint, S. Thomas, J Mellor, M. Bouman, T. Ross, J. Walliser, G. Baird. Fifth Row- K. Ward, D. Schwartz, J. Wheeler, N. Deiseroth, L. Turner, P. Glass, E. Martens, L. Bergman, B. Olsen, L. Burton, J. Furev, M. Jackson, C. Meyers, B. Tiernan, E. Keller, T. Heil, T. Richardson, J. Dennis, B. Franlm, J. Hatters, D. Doty, G. Glessner, L. Trbovich B. Baker, J. Schwartz, J. Crawford, C, Weitxel. GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB always a strike, never a gutter ball Team spirit and good sportsmanship can be found in West View's Bowling Club composed of various girls interested in athletic activity. This year the club consisted of approximately fifty members. Marilyn Hartung was elected president and took charge of all club activities. She was assisted by a hard-working group of officers. They included Judy Bird, vice president, Elsie Peck, secretary, and Nancy Altenhott, treasurer. The sponsor of the club this year was Laverne Raeder. The girls met every other Thursday at the Bellevue Bowling Alleys and their averages for the night were recorded by the secretary. A very successful year was climaxed with the QFFICERS annual bowling banquet at which prizes were given E. Peck, Secretary, M. Hartung, President, N for various accomplishments. Allenhon' T'easu'e 94 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION the west view squaws also excel in sports K Miss Aiken discusses plans for intramural competition with L. Kinnen and M. James, President. Not much is heard concerning girls' sports around West View, but G.A.A. ranks high as a favorite with them. lt is made up of an extremely active group of athletic-minded girls who enioy participating in various games which are played in the West View gymnasium after school each week. The aim of a G.A.A. girl is to try to earn as many points as possible. One point is given each time a girl attends G.A.A., and extra credit is given if she is on a winning team. With these points it is possible to receive a small G.A.A. letter or the chenille varsity letter. The president of the club is automatically the girl with the highest number of points. G.A.A. is sponsored by Miss Aiken, who directs the girls in the different sports and helps them to work together, in order that good sportsmanship, fellowship, and fair team work might be obtained. First Row- K. Gossard, K. Daniels, M. Cebek, E. Peck, M. Bauman, M, James, l. Kinnen, l. Richardson, G. Trittler, J. Windhorst, G. Poerschke, P. Selko. Second Row- J. Miller, K. Ward, D. Schwartz, J. Roskwitalski, T. Ross, J. Goodell, J. Wheeler, P. Haggerty, S. Bates, C. Benson, T. Swicler, S. McKinley, B. Baierl, C. Ortmann, H. Bauer, M. Hallman, P. Turzynski. Third Row- Miss Aiken, N. lindsey, D. Craley, J. Schwartz, J. Riker, J. Furey, A. Heim, J. Hatters, B. Grater, E. Martens, L. Turner, G, Finn, R. Rathke, S, Truemper, P, Hickly. fmfwwgpfg ' V ws.. , 4, , 'im . 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A' A : Q ,Q sf' as W fi ::,g.,,a, ,W -5' :,Q W' I' wg Ag as Q in -T' we-...Q 336.1 mb 3 'Jw m5J'X Q 3 f 'fd' WFAQV , Q JWFL DAX V lf Q'a Socual maturlty IS one ofthe most Important factors nn the development of the mature nndlvtdual Throughout our l es we wlll n all probability be mlxlng socially wnth many people our neughbors frnends and buslness assoctates lt IS essentral to our happiness that we learn to mungle successfully wath these people During our hugh school years we are glven many opportunltles to acquure socxal grace Dances and GCllVIlIeS are numerous and varied The experuence we gam from attend mg these functlons IS Instrumental m helping us to develop our social maturity Social func tions ln hugh school form the fourth lmk nn our Cham of maturuty ,. ' 4 ' ' .4 A 5 K V Y! 1 F .ll f f l . I r'76' 4 1 A l ' f R. 'ff A C- 'Y 3 jfll s N fu. 11? 0 I A: I .r - . .i V, N full' 1 I' 1 l ll 4 H ,ll I f l K t A k X I l ff 'ix 7 A f QQ X f ' X ffm 0 -6 A H I 1, am' ' 13-' fx 5969 7 ,figm- gddl' fam an , . ,,.f+ A ' 4' '- .. OUR QUEEN VIRGINIA LARKIN COURT OF BEAUTY Top left, clockwise- Sue Clement, Judy Weber, linda Brandt, Sue Waite, Beverly Sowyak, Julio Srsic, and Ollie Bovill. Center- Virginia lurkin. MAY DAY the queen is crowned There was suspense in the air the night of Friday, May third. lt was the night the May Queen of West View High School was to be chosen, and no one knew yet who it was. The audience was hushed by the dimming houselights, and the fair maidens of the court entered with their escorts. After taking their seats on the stage, the attendants of the Queen entered, who were Ollie Bovill, Linda Brandt, Beverly Sowyak, Julia Srsic, and Sue Waite. All eyes were fixed on the shut doors. The time had arrived for the Three Graces to enter. Slowly they opened and revealed the Lady-in-Waiting, Judy Weber, who was followed shortly afterward by the Maid- of-Honor, Sue Clement. The doors parted for the last time and there stood our most lovely Queen, Virginia Larkin. After being crowned, she was enter- tained by dancers, singers, instrumental soloists, and the court iesters. The Class of 1958 bows to their beautiful Queen of the May and wishes her a successful reign for the coming year. Judy Weber, Lady-in-Waiting Virginia Larkin, May Queen Sue Clement, Maid-of-Honor S. 0 R 'sis be .fr ' sf JUNIO CLASS E F PLAY .7 7' First Row- M. Kotchin, M. Duesing. Second Row- V. Eckert, M. Willis, J. Srsic, S. Matson, B. Mugnoni. Third Row- B. Kapf, K. Coulter, P. Sellxa, J. Anthony, J, Weber, O. Bavill, B. Tiernan Fourth Row- K. Campbell, D. Danlrmyer, B, Sowyalc. Fifth Row- R. Stonionis, R, Streiner, W. Perrin, L. Klink, B. Fisher. i remember mama . . But, most of all, I remember Mama . . , and the Junior Class Play of l957 began. The setting was the home of the Hanson family-Mama, Papa, Nels, Katrin, Dagmar, and Christine. The plot of the story was based on the problems and experiences shared by the whole Hanson household and close rela- tives, which included the aunts and frighten- ing Uncle Chris. An excellent job was done by the cast in their portrayals which led the audience through much laughter and many tears. Miss Delp should be very proud of the wonderful job she did in directing the play, and of her talented actors and actresses for their superb acting. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY LEADS Seated- J. Srsic, M. Willis, M. Kotchin, L. Brandt, B. Mugnani Standing- S. Matson, M. Duesing, J. Anthony, V. Eckert. 102 ix uni, '55 , . Q f L lu. L H4 1a 51. 5. 55? I U 54, ff Q wx . , 1 , . Q5 ' M wg ff 6 'G' 5-Y fr f hi 1 J , I N Q AQ. 4' ,N ff 9 x w A , Q 'if' I 1- M, 1 .L Q 532 xv K Af xxx , ,K I 1 ' I i W :pf 1 Y There's one in every crowd. Our Junior year arrived at last, and soon it was time for another class activity. Execu- tive Council chose the Colonial as a perfect spot for a get-together. The date selected- November 19, 1956. Of course, every activity must have a name, and what was more appropriate at this time of year than the JUNIOR ACTIVITY Hgnivigsknaht ball How 'bout playing Night Train again? The Colonial certainly is a nice place to dance Gnivigsknaht fgasunteitj Ball, Thanksgiving spelled backwards. It was an enioyable evening for every- body. The hours were spent dancing, eating, talking, and chasing Freddie, our photog- rapher-by far the most popular man attend- ing the activity. Dress consisted of suits for the fellows and pretty dressy dresses for the girls. The Gnivigsknaht Ball was very successful and will always be remembered as a high- light of our Junior year. Time out for chatter. 1 . I could have danced all night, and did! gf JUNIOR PROM 'z 1 A :fi . . r,' , Y . ,.' 1 .s f'l 1 4. ' is -d, fr ,f :. 'Jo 1,5 ,. Ia .af ,.-.r 'v 'lr' .,,v -a'a 'f . I :lfthfl l u gr L51 ..xf, 'Q-,C The night of May eighth arrived at last, and Filled with excitement, the West View couples entered the doors of Danceland. lt was the night of the Junior Prom-the time of the year to which everyone had been looking forward with starry eyes. The girls looked so lovely as they were escorted through the receiving line with their handsome dates. Couples could be seen dancing dreamily to the music of Baron Elliot, while others chatted at the tables or played Goofy Golf outside. Time flew quickly, and soon the After-Prom Party began. Rock 'n Roll, starring Johnny and Joe, was featured and music to sleep to provided, along with a feast of barbecues, potato salad, and milk. lt was early in the morning when the couples decided to head for home. Sleepily, but happily, they all agreed that the memories of this prom would always linger with them. li - 11.155, -f Q 5 I' '. .Z T 559 f . ag - ff 22 ' f ffm Q- , . , . f l 'O as -f97i 106 Um Wwfmgedalfe pfzam sz 'lf X 4 My VME 'if IQO Only? in Kg! ff' 14 is Q s ' ,r 'fig uffl Y? '. sk N...-1 2 aw.. 5' The speakers' table. Even food can't keep these boys from posing for a picture. SENIOR DINNER DANCE the beginning of the end Dishes clanged and waitresses in black scurried around the Orangeblossom Room at the Gateway Plaza. The vultures from West View were there for their Senior Dinner Dance and just had to be fed. Swiss steak was on the menu, accompanied by a salad and vegetables, which satisfied the hunger of the class of '58. After eating, and eating, and more eating, the guys and girls leaned back in their chairs, and turned their attention from their empty plates to the speakers' table. The Huntsmen Band provides music to dance by. Greetings were then given by Dr. Rice, Mr. Luke, the class sponsors, and Tom Calhoun, class president. The class was entertained by the Senior Girls' Ensemble. Dancing followed the delicious dinner and lasted until 12:00. All of the seniors agreed unanimously that the activity was worthwhile, the food de- licious, and the dancing enjoyable. They left, however, feeling a little sad, for they realized that this event marked the beginning of the end of their senior year. Hi, girls! How's the food? ,N garag- 54 Sorta crowded, huh? Jerry tells a famous morbid ioke. Our organist, Martha Bethke. Don't spill it, Rog! Locker inspection again? Check the cheesecake. Bob really looks hungry. Hey, Don and Art! Think you'll sell all Magazine campaign committee of those tickets to our away games? money, money, and more money. 55, v V' r Q 1 K i s K l 1 4 r 'Q i A f NMA.. l 32 141 is i 4 F u 15 ,, 'fini 1 W. xxx 5 51 tm ' k Q ,P Q, ,Ig 'Q i QB s , 5, Q ,. I, Egigyxzv 1 ' I 5 X., . Q 3 S K. . . 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A 4 Uv. n I 1 . , 3 5 'f Q MAA C W Bernhard Ted Bezak PERSONAL PATRONS Mr and Mrs Edward Abel Jr Mr and Mrs James Ackerly Carl Adams Phrlrp Albert Mr and Mrs F W Alexander Dave Allen 58 Dr and Mrs Wrllram Altenholf W Altenhoff Mr and Mrs T Altmrre Mr and Mrs S P Ambra Sr J W Ambrose Dr and Mrs C E Anderson Mr and Mrs Neal Anderson Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson Sue Anderson 62 Mr and Mrs J A Angel Margre Angel 58 Anonymous Jack Anthony 58 Mr and Mrs R J Anthony Frank Arello Mr and Mrs Frank Armour Evelyn Armstrong Mr and Mrs Arnold Mr and Mrs Jack Arthurs Marrlyn Asche Mr and Mrs D E Atkrns Mrs D A Atkrnson Jackre and Joann Aufman Mr and Mrs L H Austrn Barbara Baase Mr and Mrs E Bachman Mr and Mrs A Barerl Mrs H F Barley Mr and Mrs A W Barrd Rev and Mrs D A Barrd Gerrre Barrd Mr and Mrs Baldrnger Mr and Mrs Fred Baldock Mr and Mrs Thomas Ballrntrne Barble and Grnny Mr and Mrs AlbertF Baret Mr Frank Barlsano Mr and Mrs Davrd Barr Mrs Helen D Barr Mr and Mrs Ray Barrett Donald C Batrsta Krm Bergman 76 Larry and Nancy Bergman 56 lynn Bergman 59 Lrnda Berman 59 John Brunner 66 Mary Brunner 53 Chet Brusco Joanne Brusco 59 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles W Bernhard ElmerJ Bertges C A Besterman Beta Phr Sororrty Martha Bethke 58 Mr and Mrs Merle H Bethke Joan Bryce Mr and Mrs W K Buchanan M Mr and Mrs P W Brck Mrs Catherrne Brertempfel Don Brertempfel Mr and Mrs Wrllram Bullock Mr and Mrs R A Brrd Mr and Mrs J D Brttel Mrs Harry Brtzer Connre Black Mr and Mrs C R Black Mrs D A Black Mr and Mrs Blackstock Mr and Mrs Blackstock Mrs Roy S Blackstock Bob Blrnd Mr and Mrs EdwardE Blrnd Mr and Mrs HowardR Blrnd Mr and Mrs T D Blum Elrzabeth Boal Bobby Lee and Don Mr and Mrs A J Boeh Paul Boehmer Mr and Mrs A C Boggs Doyle H Bugher Bernre Bulrk 57 Mr and Mrs John Bullron Mr and Mrs O C Burger Charles J Burke Mr and Mrs Burke Mrs Marre Burkhart Johnny Burnham Mr and Mrs D P Burns Mr and Mrs John F Burns Mr and Mrs E L Burton Leslre Burton Maureen Gay Burton Norman Terry Burton and Mrs Arnold Bus Buskrrk and Mrs Bud Byers and Mrs S Caldwell and Mrs Scott Calhoun Tom Calhoun Mr and Mrs A B Callahan Sally Ruehl Campbell Sam Cangelrer Mr and Mrs H G Cannrng Helen Lou and Bob Carney Carol and Brll 54 Carole and Ray 56 57 and Mrs N D Carpenter and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Bauer M H Bauer E A Baugher Bauman Fred Bauman Guy P Bauman Glenn W Baumann and Mrs W H Baxley and Mrs Fred Baxter Mark Bayuk and Mrs Walter Beckert Mrs B Beever Mr and Mrs H C Begly Mr and Mrs Robert B Bollen Mrs RobertT Bollen and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs G R Bond H S Bookser Herman Boozer Jchn Borgo Frank Borres Vrnce Bova Bowerman Wrllram J Boyd A T Boyer Carl Brandt Paul W Brandt Harold Brant W E B ant F E Braun H H Braun Wesley B aun and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs J K Carrrer W Roy Carson James Caruso Casher Cavallrne S Cebek J R Charlesworth T Chrlds Chuck and Judy 57 58 Mayor and Mrs A Crccru Mr and Mrs H W Clark Mr and Mrs Earl R Clement Earl R Clement Jr Earl Braunlrch on Brautrgan 58 Mrs Margaret and Andy Brehm and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs G E Brertwerser W C Brennan W C Brenners E Merrrll B ethauer Jrm Brrcker Robert Brrll Mr and Mrs Donald J Coan Mr and Mrs Sydney Cohen Mrs S Cohen Mrs S J Cohen and M s and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrss Alrce C and Mrs and Mrs and M s and Mrs Cole H A Cole Jack Coleman A C Collrns Conner Tom Connor R S Cook J C Cooper K W Cooper Mr and Mrs R Behrrng Carl P Bersecker Dr and Mrs H S Beldrng Mr and Mrs Vernon Bell Mr and Mrs W L Bell Donaldo Bella Mr and Mrs ThomasA Belz George Bender 58 Mr and Mrs Horace Bennett Charlotte Benson Mr and Mrs T E Benson Mr and Mrs Frank C Beran Mr and Mrs J Q Bergman T G Brrnkman Brrscoe and Abel Incorporated Mr and Mrs T I Brooks Mr and Mrs H F Broom Mrs C W Bresre Mrss Gene Brown and Mrs Herbert Brown and Mrs M M Brown Nancv and Hank C op r Mrs R Corley Wrllram Corsello Mr and Mrs Costly Mr and Mrs VrncentJ Cotton Mr and Mrs J S Coulter Kathy Coulter Teddy Cozza and Mrs F J Crarg and Mrs r and Mrs R E Brown A J Brunner Al Brunner 55 Joanne Brunner 58 117 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Robe 1' Creel E J Cregan C rss W S Croup . . . . 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PERSONAL PATRONS Mr and Mrs P Cuda Mr and Mrs J J Cully Mrs D Cumer Dr and Mrs C W Cummrngs Mrs James Cummrngs Pat and Don Cummings Mrs C L Cunnrngham Mrs W T Cushrng Mr and Mrs A Cutulr Mr and Mrs W D Darley Jerry Danenberg Mr and Mrs Norman E Danrels Mrs Estella Davrs Mr and Mrs Danrel Dax Rev and Mrs RobertC Deal Mr and Mrs Davrd R Chrllcott C J Erchenlaub Mr and Mrs Rrchard Erszler Mr and Mrs J E Ertel E F Ellerman Mrss Lors Ellrott C V Emory Lourse Fryer 57 Mrs Lyon Fundenberg Mr and Mrs Davrd Furey Jeanne Furey Mr and Mrs E Fuscha Mr and Mrs Gad The Gaertner Famrly J L Gahrrng Complrments and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs of an Enemy John G Eng er r F R Ernst J A Evans L Gaus and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Eugene Dean E H Oehmler E J Derseroth E R Delarr Mrs J I Gottschalk R Dell Saks Frfth Avenue Mr and Mrs Park Delp Mrs Henry P Dennrs Judre Dennrs and Dave Wertzel Mr and Mrs Wray E Dennrs Mr and Mrs H A Denny Mr and Mrs C A Derda Mr and Mrs H L Dettlrng Drane and Dave Mr and Mrs R Drckey Roberta J Drckey Mr and Mrs Lloyd R Drckrnson D L Drerottr Mr and Mrs J W Dreter L Walter Dretrrch 56 Glenn B Dretz Jr Mrs H A Dretz Sam DrGrrolamo Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Don Opel Don and Ton H L Drmond J E Dobson A T Doeftlnger ThomasW Dolan r58 Kathy Donnell Mr and Mrs Joseph Doty Mr and Mrs J W Doty Mrss Bettylou Douglass Edr Doyle 59 MrssH M Ford Mr Wm E Draper Mr and Mrs C R Draucker Mrs R E Drummond Mr and Mrs RobertJ Drummond Mr and Mrs E Dudgeon Mr andM s J E Duesrng Marcra and Elarne Dugan The Duglass Famrly and Mrs F C Duncan Robert Dunn and Mrs Perc DuRoth and Mrs A J Dvda and Mrs Eardley Edward M Early Jane Early Mary Lynn Early 59 Ann Easton Mr and Mrs L A Ebaugh Mrs M Maud Eberle and Mrs A Mrlton Eckert and Mrs D L Eckert and Mrs K E Eckert and Mrs W E Edgecombe Mrs C J Edwards Leo Eger Thomas lTrnyl Evans Mr and Mrs Ewen Mr and Mrs W H Eyles Lrnda and Nancy Eym Carol Fabran Mr and Mrs Fred A Fabran Ron Fabran Mr and Mrs E W Fabrrcrus and Lrnda Mr and Mrs E P Falck Harry C Falck Mr and Mrs Eugene Farrell Mr and Mrs Farrrer Mrss Darlene Fassel Ed Faust Mr and Mrs Clarence Fay Mr and Mrs K A Fehrenbach Mr and Mrs Albert Ferl C E Fessler Dr and Mrs Mrles Fester Margre Fetter 57 Mr and Mrs E C Flanagan Mr G P Fleetwood Mr and Mrs J O Fletcher Pamela Flrnn Bob Frala Mrss Marlorre Freld Anna Frnkberner Mr and Mrs J S Frnley Grnny Frnn Mr and Mrs J K Fmn JamesK Frnn Jr 55 Mr and Mrs R M Frscher Frsh and Moose Inc Mr and Mrs R J Frtzgerald Mr and Mrs Frank T Focer Mrs Paul Fodor and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs R Foertsch Gilford Foley W J Foltz R W Force Davrd W Ford Rev and Mrs John W Ford Mr and Mrs R G Ford Rev and Mrs Samuel Ford Mr and Mrs Mrke Foster Mr and Mrs H C Francrs Betty Frank Brll Frank Bobble Frank and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Fnend Mr and Mrs Tonr Frrngs Frank Edward Frederrck Edward G Frey J F Freyermuth M R Frrngs Harry F Frrtsche Mary Lou Frrtsche Mr and Mrs W F Frrtsche 118 Ruth E Gahrrng Mrs E R Gallagher and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Clrfton Gaus and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Pat Glass John Galloway J E Gamlen F J Ganter Regrs Ganz A Garvan C E Gasnell C Gasull Rrchard Gehrrng Vern George John E Grbson R Grbson Earl Glass Mr Charles E Glatz Gloths Mr and Mrs Arthur Goetz Mrs F N Gohdes Mr and Mrs Charles S Good Davrd Good 57 Mr and Mrs F K Goodell Mr and Mrs J A Gordon Mrs Lrllran Gorsrn Mr and Mrs C E Gossard Kay Gossa rd and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Brll Grerner and Mrs and Mrs Mrss Janet G and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs CharlesW Grater AndrewC Gratz J H Greenwood Clarence F Gnmm James A Grrmm rrmm RobertE Grme B Grogan Groslean R L Gross Gruden Harry Gruener Dravo Grumken Pete Gurcus Mrs George Gurtner Mr and Mrs Hackbart Mrs Mabelle Hadfield Mr and Mrs W E Hadlleld Mr and Mrs Herman Harder Mr and Mrs W Harsley Drane Hall 59 Mr FrankA Hall H M Hamburg Mr and Mrs Robert E Hamburg Mr and Mrs CharlesW Hamrlton Charles J Hamm Jean Hammel Mr and Mrs Edward Harlow Mr and Mrs R W Harrrngton Lt and Mrs Edw R Harrrs Jr Mr and Mrs W P Harrrs Barbara and Betty Harrrson Mrs E C Hart Mr and Mrs E T Hartman George Hartung 56 . . . 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Mr. . . . - . - - - PERSONAL PATRONS Mr and Mrs George Hartung Marllyn Hartung 58 Jack T Harvey Mr and Mrs J C Haschke Mrs Gertrude Hasek Jack Hasek 54 Mr and Mrs C T Hudson Klrk Hughes Mrs O B Hughes Mr andM s R K Hughes Mr A F Hughey Mrs Harry D Humphrey and Mrs H Hasenbeln Fred Haser and Mrs R G Haser and Mrs Jack Hatters Robert W Haubrlch and Mrs John Hauser Fred Hausler Ruth Ann Hawthorne Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Harry H Gary Heese Mr and Mrs James E Hecht Albert J Heer Heer A R Hefren Mrs E Hehman Mr and Mrs Joseph Hell M A Hell Regls Hell 57 Tess Hell 58 Mr and Mrs Ralph E Helm Mr and Mrs R S Helnsberg Bethan Heltzenroder DGVId Heltzenrocler Mr and Mrs Frank C Hunkele Carol Hunt 56 S H Hunter Mr and Mrs W G Huysman Mr Carl lde Mr andMrs P S I Ig Mrs John V Mr and Mrs Joseph Ingram Blll lrvlne Mr and Mrs G Irwln Peggy and Sue lttle Mr and Mrs P G Ivanhoe Mr and Mrs L F Jablonskl Jackle and Art Mr and Mrs C W Jackson Mr and Mrs J Jackson Mrs M E Jackson Mr and Mrs E S James Jarvls Famlly Llnda Jensen 58 Mrs Jesteadt Ray E Joecken lmhof Mr and Mrs Fred Heltzenroder Jack Helm The Hendershaws and Mrs H A Herchenroether and Mrs James Herchenroether and Mrs W J Herge and Mrs Albert E Hermansdorfer Dlana Herndon 59 and Mrs C R Herplch and Mrs Harvey Herrlng and Mrs Raymond Hertler Burton Hetzel and Mrs Mrs G T Hetzel Dr and Mrs Frank E Heyl Mr and Mrs E N Hlgglns Mr and Mrs SpencerW Hlgglns The Hllger Famlly lrvln C Hlnkel Mr and Mrs Hlschar Mr and Mrs Wm Hltchcock Mrs Mary Hlava Mr and Mrs Jos Hochman Mr and Mrs Harry H Hockenberger Allen Hoffman and Mrs Roy Hotlman and Mrs B Johns and Mrs Leroy Johns and Mrs Thomas W Johns Barbara Johnson C H Johnson Mr and Mrs G B Johnson Mr and Mrs H J Johnson C D Johnston Harry Johnston 54 Mr and Mrs James Johnston M and Mrs R V Johnstone Mr and Mrs E D Jones Margle Jones 59 R D Jones Mr and Mrs R H Jones Joyce and Seml Mr and Mrs Davld H Joyce Mr and Mrs Jurecko Tom Kaczynskl 59 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Elmer Kaelln R J Katteyan George R Kall John Kane Howard Kaness K J Kapusta Ralph J Karn Mary Ann Kaschub and Mrs J H Hollclay T eHollmans and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Houpt and Mrs DdVla Hrach R Holmes Robert S Holmes W H Holthaus A T l-loph E A Hopf Fred Horst T Hosev F Hoslck F Hostetter M Hough John Houser 57 Judy Hrach 60 Mr and Mrs Joseph F Hrach Jr Mr and Mrs Franklln H Huber Judy Huber 59 Mr and Mrs John Hudak Mr F Kasper Mr and Mrs Earl E Keeler Jeff and Mary Evan Keenan Mr and Mrs Jere Kelser Mr and Mrs W A Kekalos Mr John Kelleher Elolse Keller Mr and Mrs Geo Keller Mr Bernard Kelly Mrs E J Kelsch Mr and Mrs B Kennedy Don Kennedy Mr and Mrs P J Kern Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kessler Mr and Mrs Mark Ketterer Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ketterlng Mlss Blalr Key Mr and Mrs L T Klght Margaret Klllan 119 Mrs Ella Klllen Mr and Mrs W G Klmberllng Mr and Mrs Homer? Klnast Mr and Mrs Charles Klnnen Don and Barbara Klnney Mrs A Klnsel Joan Klrln Lllllan Klrk Mr and Mrs A M Klrkpatrlck Mr and Mrs E A Kltzman Mr and Mrs G Klaas Mr and Mrs Chester F Klages Arky Klappas Mr and Mrs John Klappas Mr W L Klauss Mr and Mrs Carl Klelnschmldt Mr and Mrs C C Klelnschmldt Rlchle and Jeff Kllndworth Mr and Mrs L A Kllne Mr and Mrs Louls H Kllr Mr and Mrs W Kluttz DUVld Knless 60 Mr and Mrs Wllllam Knoch Mr and Mrs R J Knoth Mr and Mrs Paul Koesllng Helen Kolllng Mr and Mrs Paul Korneke Melvln Kosnowskl Mr and Mrs E Koster Mr and Mrs J W Kotchln Martha Kotchln Roddy Kotchln 57 Nancy Smlth Kovac Mrs Charles Kovach and Mrs Frank Kraemer and Mrs W W Kraft and Mrs Charles Kramer and Mrs A C Kratz and Mrs E Krause and Mrs C B Krelger Mrs CharlesB Krey Mrs HenryE Kroll Dr and Mrs E L Kropf Mrs Peter Krotec Mr and Mrs C M Krotzer D H Krouse Mr and Mrs A R Kruse Mr and Mrs E D Kruse Mr and Mrs Robert Kummer Sr Mrs John Kuhn Mr and Mrs E R Kunkel Mrs Ann Kunsak Mr and Mrs C R Kunz Mrs C W Lafe Mr and Mrs C Martln Lang Mr and Mrs Wm Herbert Lang Mr J E Lange Mrs Laplckl Laplckl and Mrs Harold Lauch and Mrs J W Leech and Mrs Tom Lennon and Mrs Charles F Leve 0 C Lewls and Mrs E J Llberatl and Mrs Spencer Llddell and Mrs W D Lllllch and Mrs Robert E Llndsay and Mrs S M Llndsay Nancy Llndsey 59 Dr and Mrs J Llnn Jr Sandy Lee Llttle Mr and Mrs W M Llttle Mr. . . 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' Mr and Mrs Nancy Lloyd and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Rlchard Powell Ily Long at YI1 Dr Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lowne and Mrs and Mrs Lucot and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PERSONAL PATRONS R M Lloyd S G Lockhart Frank Mark Locotos F E Loftus K M Logan Kenneth Long H E Longmore J F Love J R Love Loyd E Lucente Alvin J Ludwrg W S Luke R W Lundberg John Lux da and Tom 58 and Mrs E S MacMlchael E C McAlllonrs and Mrs J M McCandless Mrs A McClellarrd Campbell L McConnell and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frederlck and Mrs and Mrs James J and Mrs Raymond McConnell Thomas F McCoy Earl C McCracken C T McCullough K McCune Charles McCutcheon J R McCutcheon Jr McDonald M J McDonough Hazel McGlnnls Mr and Mrs G E McGunnrs Mr and Mrs Alfred McGraw Dlarmuld McGuire 60 Mr and Mrs J S McKam Jr Mrs Donald McKee Mr and Mrs James McKee Albert T McKelvey Mr and Mrs A J McKelvey Memory Ronald 0 McKelvey and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs McKinley D S McKinney G P McKinney John McKlssock Alex L McNaugher Brll McNaugher Marty McNaugher 59 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs John E Jean Malr Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Dorothy Mancuso Mr and Mrs Wrlllam R Manning J L Mcwrlllams John Macaluso H Machen Ernest E Marr Marr Andre Marsonprerre Augustus Maggro J F Maloney Mr and Mrs Mansfield Mrs Irene March Mr and Mrs James Mareuse Marilyn and Ray 58 Mr and Mrs Wm Marland Mr and Mrs A H Marquardt Mrs Arda N Marra Marsha and Fred Chas J Marshall J S Marshall Wm R Marshall and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs K H Martens Mr and Mrs Albert Marterer Mr and Mrs F Klrke Martrn Jr Mrs J S Martrn Mr and Mrs Wrllnam Martrn Mr and Mrs Frank Maruca Mrs Mascarn Mrs Edgar Mason Mr and Mrs John E Mason Mr and Mrs J Warren Matson Edward J Matz Mr and Mrs J L Mau o Eugene Mayfield Judy Mayfield Mr and Mrs J L Maynard Mr and Mrs Wrllram Medwrg Mr and Mrs A J Mersrnger Bob Mersrnger Mr and Mrs Sam Mersmger Mr and Mrs LoursA Mertz George Merz Paul W Messner Meta Sigma Phi Sorority Ernest Meyer E H Meyer J E Meyer Louus Meyerl F B Mnchalska C E Muller and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Dqvld Mlller Jeanme Maller K F Mlller Sidney Lynn Muller Mr and Mrs Dr and Mrs Wllllam Mlller W T Muller Alan Mrlls Mockenhaupt Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Pearl Moeller Mrs Marlorle C Mohler Mr and Mrs G J Mr and Mrs Robt Mont and Sue Peggy Mooney Mr and Mrs H B Janlce A Moore Mr and Mrs W E Penny Morgan Mr and Mrs D B Mr and Mrs Thos Mr and Mrs E C Mr and Mrs HenryC Mueller Pam Mugnanl Mr and Mrs Carl E Mugnanl Bonnie Mugnanl 58 Sunny Mugnanr Mohr Molls Moore Moore Morrison E Morrrsson Mueller Mr and Mrs George Muhlherzler Lorain Murawskl R Murdock Mr and Mrs Carol Myers Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Nancy and Bob Ed and Joan Naumann 53 Mr and Mrs ElmerE Naumann Linda Naumann 57 Mr and Mrs J J Nedrn Mr and Mrs Paul A Neely Joan Neldhardt 57 Mr and Mrs J M Nerdhardt Mr and Mrs Arthur Nelson Kay Nelson Mr and Mrs H Nepereny Alfred E Neumann Robert P Newkrrk Wm Murphy Edw Myers Norman Myers 120 Mary Elizabeth Newland Mrs Elizabeth R Newlm Brll Newlm Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Dr and Mrs Lmda Nrcoll Mr and Mrs Miss Maureen Nolan Mr and Mrs D Noonan Mrs Leslie Norrlck Mr and Mrs JamesJ Nussbaum JamesJ Nussbaum Jr 56 Mr and Mrs J L Obley Nancy O Brien Mrs Marlon E Ochsenhlrt Mr M V 0Donnell Mr and Mrs J V Ogren Ronald J O Hara Captain and Mrs C W Olson Mr and Mrs J Ondek Robert Q Oppenheimer Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs R W Pacey Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs The Paschedag Family D W Patrick Peck Harry W Pecllcord Harry C Peeples Jr J Neyenhouse ArthurG Nicola A J Nrcolette Albert Nrklaus Harold G Orr H T Ortner E L Osmond F E Parke E C Parker and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs R A Peffer W J Penberth J A Perka David B Perrln and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs alt Perrin and Mrs and Mrs Carl A Peterson Mary Petrocelly Mrs Petrovlc Mr and Mrs W L Pfaffle Fred A Pfister Mrs O A Pforrch Ralph A Phelleps Ralph E Phllp Mary Lynn Pmkerton Mr and Mrs Plttner Mr and Mrs Wm A Plagarlsts Inc Mr and Mrs Joseph J Plappert Mr and Mrs Frank Plowey Linda Poe Mr Poerschke Mr Edward Pogel Mr and Mrs Popelka Dr and Mrs J R Porter Ronald J Posllk Todd F Poslrk Mr and Mrs Pest Mr J R Peters Mr Prvrrotto Dr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Rodger Price Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Sue Prlestley Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Arnold Rade E R Prernmger Howard T Price Wrlllam J Price Harcld Pnestley S W Prrnce Jr C L Probert Elmer H Puchta Ed M Purcell macher Mr and Mrs Radermacher '59 . . . 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Mr. . . . . l and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PERSONAL PATRONS Wrlllam Ragand Harry R Ralelgh R A Rammlng Emerson D Randolph W D Rankin L Frank Ranslck HowardJ Rapp Joseph J Rausch Richard Redman R T Redpath and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lundy Relchle Ernest Relf Frank Reed Howard E Reed T R Reed J E Rehlln E W Rehorst Mr and Mrs Rerfsnyder Mr and Mrs Reully Mr and Mrs R C Reusdorf Mrs R J Remer E L Resler Mr and Mrs E J Resler Mr and Mrs G J Restellu Mr and Mrs J A Schmldt Mr and Mrs Joseph G Schmidt Miss Mary Schmrdt Mr and Mrs Geo Schmrtzer Mrs C J Schneider Mr and Mrs Edward B Schneuder Karen Schneider Mr and Mrs Schodde Mr and Mrs A T Schomaker Mr and Mrs Clrtford Schran Sherol Schran 59 Barbara Schroeder Barbara Schuck Mr and Mrs Schuck Kolben Don Schueler A T Schultz Mrs A T Schultz Mary J Schultz M Schumann Mr and Mrs G N Ross Schwartz Mrs Martln Schwertzer Jr Mr and Mrs 0 L Schwllm Barry Seagren Laverne Sedory 53 Mrs Charles Seldel Mrs A Rhalle Mr and Mrs Eugene Rlce Jack Rlce 56 Mr. . 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' . . gs ' Mr. . . . , . l and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Carl Roberto R 5 Rrce Richardson H R Rlchardson C Rmdfus E J Rltenbaugll Samuel Ritz Jean E Robinson Mr and Mrs John Roblnson Joanne Rocco 57 Mrs R Rodenbaugh Mr and Mrs Edward Rodgers Mr and Mrs G W Rohaus Barbara Rohm Mr and Mrs W I Rohm Rosemarie and Charlotte Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Captain and Mr and Mrs R D Russell Mr and Mrs John Ross Joseph Roth Donald C Rudolph C H Ruof Mrs Danlel F Ruskln Donald E Russel W E Ryan Mrs Eve Saallnger Mr and Mrs L F Sander P J Sandusky Anthony Santlnl Mr and Mrs R M Saunders Pat Scanlon Clara Scarlata Schaefer Schaefer Mr and Mrs Mrs Charles Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Louus G and Mrs C Schaefer H Schaefer Wm R Schaefer G Schaffer Schalrer John A Schar Fred Schelble and Mrs Frank Schell and Mrs Harold P Schewe l l Schlck 56 and Mrs John D Schleck Wllllam J Schllpp and Mrs Schmdel and Mrs D B Schindler Mr Al Seethaler Mary Alnce Seethaler 57 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Henry Sendel L Sergler John Selko R F ells Reno F Seybert S Sydney Showe D R Sheaff Mrs C C Shllhto Dr and Mrs George R Shore Mike Showe Warrene Shreve Mr and Mrs W P Shreve Charles L Sneburg Mrs Carlyn Siegel Mr and Mrs R P Slgmann Sklp Slgmann 58 Mr and Mrs Arthur Sllmsky Mr and Mrs D V Summons Mrs Slmpson Wnllnam Slndelar Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Edw Sklles and Mrs Slals and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Byron Smlth Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Be rna rd Skender Joseph Skender Charles Slade P Slater C H Slease Richard Small Smith Davld Smlth K B Smith Mazle Smrth Mr and Mrs Richard Smith Mr and Mrs S Smulskl Tony Snowball Mr Snyder Mr and Mrs Benlamm Snyder Mr and Mrs Kenneth B Soergel Mr and Mrs E C Sonderman Mrs Harry Soul Mr and Mrs Art Sperandeo Dr and Mrs L W Spoehr Mr and Mrs Geor e Sproat Mr and Mrs Dale quure M A Smlth 12 Carol Stack Mr and Mrs H R Stanler Carol Stanley Mr and Mrs Homer Stanley A C Stapf and Mrs Wllllam H Staples Robert P Stauffer and Mrs S P Steffler and Mrs A J Stelgerwaldt Frank N Steln The Stemklrchner Mr and Mrs Wm Stenger Mr Louis Stephany Mr and Mrs Sterrltt Mrs E Stevens Mr L V Stevens Mr and Mrs G G Stewart Miss Pat Stewart Peggy Stewart 54 Mr and Mrs RobertJ Stewart T M Stewart Mr E Stoker Mr and Mrs R S Stoker Mr and Mrs A Stoll Cookle Stoner Mr and Mrs John C Stotz Russ Stremer 58 Mr and Mrs RussellW Stremer Mr and Mrs E C Struet Jr John Stuchell Mr and Mrs W C Stuchratle Jr Mrs Stueber Mr and Mrs E J Sulllvan Terry Sullnvan Mr and Mrs Carl Swmt Nola Swmt Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Bert and Fez Taylor Mrs E W Thoerner Mrs Alma Thoma Dr and Mrs Thomas Mr and Mrs F L Thomas Mr and Mrs JosephJ Thomas Sandy Thomas Mr and Mrs F T Thompson Ruth Thompson Mr and Mrs T P Thompson Mrs W 0 Thompson Mr and Mrs W R Thornberry Mr and Mrs R E Taco Mr and Mrs F M Tlernan Jr SallyM Tlernan 55 Mr and Mrs C T Timberlake Mr and Mrs Wm R Tober Mrs J C Toerge Tom and Pnerre 58 Mr and Mrs Dana Towers Mr and Mrs Trbovlch Jan Trbovlch 57 Mr and Mrs Raymond Trltmger Fred Tryner 60 Mr and Mrs M Turzynskl Mlss Barbara Ullom Mr and Mrs Sherwood Ullom Mr and Mrs A Unkovlc Mr and Mrs Taylor Urguhart Mlss Della Vance Rev and Mrs Vandersall and Mrs John Van Dusen and Mrs E E Vettel and Mrs Alex Vmkovlch and Mrs C H Vogeley Sr P W Swmt A R Szwarc PERSONAL PATRONS Mrs John A Voland Mr and Mrs R Volkweln George C Vollmer Mlss Wadllnger Mlss Anne E Wagner Mr Anthony Wagner Mr and Mrs Harry Wagner Janet and Bethel Wagner Mlss Roma Wagner Mr and Mrs T Walker Mr and Mrs Albert Wall Mr and Mrs Jack Wallace Mr and Mrs l C Walllser Mrs E J Walsh Cynthia Ward Kay Ward 59 Mr and Mrs George Wasko Barbara Wass 57 and Mrs Waters and Mrs J Charles Watts and Mrs Charles Weaver E F Welgand and Mrs Tal Welmer and Mrs George Welr and Mrs E Welssbart and Mrs R Ray Weatzel Mrs Fneda Welle oe Welllnger Jr Mrs J S Wellmger Judy Welsh Duane Wentzel Mr and Mrs W P Wenzel Mr and Mrs R Wertz Westvlan Business Staff Arthur R Wheeler Betty Whlsner Mr and Mrs A E Waite Mr and Mrs F E Whlte Jr Tommy Whlte and Mrs T G Whlte and Mrs Wm Whlte and Mrs R E Whlteley and Mrs Harold Wlegand Mary lou Welgand Ron Wlegman 56 and Mrs Wllllam Wlegman and Mrs G P Wlemann and Mrs Frank C Wllcox and Mrs J E Wllhelm Mrs Edward Wllllams Emllle Wllllams Mlss Sally Wllllams Martha wIllIS Mr and Mrs Wm G Wlllls Mr and Mrs Robert Wllllson Holton Wllson 60 J ll Wllson Mr and Mrs lutherM Wrlson Sally Wllson Mr and Mrs ChesterF Wnlt Mlss lla M Wmdle Mr and Mrs Ralph Wlnner Mr and Mrs W E Wlnslu J R Wlnterhalter Dr and Mrs Paul H Wlrtz Mr and Mrs R A Wlsner Mrs A Wlodek Mr and Mrs Homer Woessner Jr Mr and Mrs John Wood Mr and Mrs John D Wood Mr and Mrs Thomas Woodrlng Mrs K C Woodrow Mr and Mrs C E Worley Mr and Mrs J A Wrelth 122 Connle Wright Mr and Mrs M Wright Carolyn Wuerthele Mr and Mrs G W Wuerthele Mr and Mrs Mlchael Wusyllro W V Debate Society W V Mixed Ensemble W V Sax Sextet Mr and Mrs R C Wyman Mr Charles Yagodlc Mr John Yanak Dr and Mrs A C Yellenlk Andrew M Yellenlk and Mrs E J ell: and Mrs John Yoedt and Mrs Harold Yost Bull Young and Mrs G Young Mr and Mrs Ralph Young Mr Edw H Yunk Betty Yunk Michael Zaden Mr and Mrs Joseph Zaffora Mr and Mrs H Zankey Davld Zech laura B Zelg Mrs Walter Zelgler Sharon Faye Zenk 61 and Mrs C C Zera and Mrs Zlegler and Mrs George Zlerenberg Mr and Mrs W J Zllllox Bettsy Zlnsser Mr and Mrs H C Zlnsser Mr and Mrs Fred G Zwetsch . . 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' COMMERCIAL PATRONS Joseph Abbott Allegheny Amusement John A Allen D D S American Bridge Company American Wmdow Glass Co Armstrong Motors Inc Art Re weaving Babcock Gardens Battles Amoco Service Raymond R Bees Jr Lawn Bell Industries The Bellwlck Press Benners Amoco Berkeley s Pharmacy Bugley s Gulf Service Bishop s Shoe Store Lee Bittner s Mobllgas Service Blmd Floral Co H P Brandt Funeral Home Brant Cadillac Brant Oldsmobile Callaway Mllls Inc Clty and Suburban Llfe D L Clark Candy Co Colonial Tile Co Conrad s Beauty Salon Crescent Sales Company Fred Dietz Florist Dolly s Lounge John Downes Service Station Early s Pizza Elrose Development Evergreen Gardens Jack Faett s Atlantic Service Farbers Market Harry M Foster and Sons John Gaal s Barber Shop Gamellefs Dalry Store Glgllottu Jewelers John Glasa s Barber Shop Hamburgh Agency Haser Truckmg Inc Helm and Barnhart Atlantic G Hleber's Store Perrysvulle Highland Auto Service HI Ho Tavern Charles F Hlnkel Flowers F C Hankel and Brother Huber Market R Hugh Desoto Plymouth Kaule s Pharmacy Knaus Bakery Kmess Golf Course el'VlCP as Station Stanley H Kozlowski Stanley Electric Co Kress Service Station 123 Laplckl Bakery Lebro Drugs Carl J Lmk Jeweler Luccls Eplcurean Shoppe McSorley s Restaurant Ellen Monper Nedwllder Market Noone s Pharmacy North Boro s Distributors Inc Ohlo and West Vurglma Oll and Gas C Palmlers s Hardware Store Park Pizza Shop Penn Perry Roofing Inc Perry Plzza Perry Sunoco Station Compliments of Frank Peterka Pittsburgh Refinishing Co Otto R Rascov Roofing Contractor H B Reynold s Incorporated Richardson s Cards Royston s Drug Store Schellhaas Funeral Home Schulpp s Clover Farm Store Scholl s Sport and Hobby Shop Slckles Auto Body Sllvlonl s Babcock Blvd Smith s Gulf Service Sraka s Beauty Salon Steel City Transport Co Sterling Cleaners Stlmple and Ward Suklts Babcock Sunoco Service Telan Coal and Supply Co Today s Home Compliments of Todd Towne Auto Parts Edward Truran Pnme Meats Tu Deck s Terrace Versace Market Vogel s Bakery Wall s Market Wellington Pharmacy West View Esso West View Garage Inc West View Hardware and Heating Co West View H S Swing Band West View Park Co West View Savings The W V Vlrtuosos 58 The Williamsburg Furniture Shop Inc Raymond E Wllt Justice of Peace Wright Pontiac Inc Wunderly Weston Agency Inc Yetter's Dairy Store A L Yunk and Son Contractors ompany . . . . , . . . , , ' ' 1 . . . , , . 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I , . , . . . . . , Sega daze, pfecwef INDEX Administration Alma Mater Autographs 14 Band Baseball Basketball Bowling Club Cheerleaders Chorus Faculty Features 4 Football Foreword Future Homemakers of America Gof Hall Patrol Hi Y Juniors Junior Achievement Junior Class Play Latin Club Lettermen Library Club 'H 127 May Day National Honor Society On the Spot Shots Orchestra Patrons Pen Pal Club Pep Club Presentation School Board Science Achievement Orgamzation Seniors Senior Class Play Shuffle Shop Committee Sophomores Stage Crew Student Council Student Exchange Swing Band Table of Contents Westvian West Wind Wrestling Y Teens OO 7 3 . . . 44 1 IQS ' D 56 1' 110 711 73 92 11 , , 88 65 ' 95 63 Y H 96 ' l 78 49 V Y W , ,YY, , 46 ' ' ' ' 67 10 l 7 , 82 ' IO 2 ' 62 ' 69 40 Girls Athletic Association 94 Speech Club 57 I 89 S s 60 61 ' 52 '- , , 58 68 ' 38 ' 77 ' ' 66 , 3 ' 102 ' 70 ' , , , Y, , 64 ' , , 541 , 97 ' 1 90 ' , ,,,, , 55 - A Y - -- -Y 1 59 ALMA MATER First Verse Nestled snug 'mid wooded hilltops, Shrined in every heart, Our beloved Alma Mater West View, fair thou art. 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