Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

ww ii? L M V. ' ' ' A E 99? 52, V47 S 7? , N v uf, rr-- V Y' V m' 2' 2 'mf any v f .Va Westinghouse Memorial High The 1953 MEMCRI L Our gift package to you . . . a wonderful year full of eventful activities and student firsts M ,, f 3 wg be-eng, Our PACKAGE t Wrapped up in this package is our gift to you. Memories of our carefree and happy schooldays that will last forever. We, the members of the class of 1953, present this annual in gift form so that you may treasure your school days at W. M. H. S. .fx m 1. is 1 Xa . A 3 V .2144 4 4 ! n ,Vs MOM in I ! x , gf 1 f F l Q ' X 24.55. . s Q WWI il XX klznvawlfq gg ' PM f' illihvf N 1 M 'gg 'HSA' p Q HM? -H1 fee ga E . Y H: I h'.h'v. sf! Q 'M ' HS ll! I i1 These are our Confenfri 2. Activities Pages 59 to 60 Mmnoriul Staff, Campus Conzmmzts' Muff. Clzmvls. Bum! Majorrttfs. Library Assistrlnts. VUl'llfffIIIllI.Y. Srnior Play Choral Spcakinfl. Custmlimzs and C!U141fllS. 3. Athletics Pages TU L11 A3 Famtball. Chf r rlf mir rx. Stlulf nts A.Y.Yi.VfllIIl-Y. H1-fI'1.YllII1lPIf Squad. Girls' Athlf tif' Cnznzril mul Bll.VIf1f1Ill1l. I1 Q! :umm X' 5 !ig:.., 1 MQ gy X 5 0 1' A B! 5' 1 is Q V is 'V I. 'MS' s. '- 80,04 A PACKAGE FULL OF FRIENDS C. CAPO Prvsialmif .L- E J. LOCKE Vim' PI'f7.YiI1l'lIf G. L. BESVVICK M. VV. KLAUSING VV. N. LAMBERT VV. C. PRICENER M. S, WOJTON oarv! of L76!lilC6t fion To our School Board is entrusted the responsibility of bettering our school. These seven men, along with their solicitor, give freely of their time to keep us moving in the right direction. They have furnished us with the best educational opportunities available. Through their efforts, we are provided with up-to-date school supplies, an effi- cient teaching and administrative staff, a well-kept building, and a wonderful athletic program. To the School Board we wish to express our sincere and wholehearted thanks for everything they have done for our school. Slfilrlfl riff! to rigfhli: Mr. YV. N. Lamlwrt. Mr. C. Calm. 1112 E, J. Lm'k . Slnnrllnjl Iliff in rijlhflj Mr. E. .I. Dlll'lil!l lSoIi1'iIm'l, Mr. VV. .l. Allslmusf- lSf'l'I'1'flIl'.Ilf. Mr, M. VV. Kl:iusinp:. Mr. G, L, Bn-swivk. Mr. VV. C, Pl'i1'vii+-i', Mr. M. S. VVojtmi. AZ minidfra fion Our progressive minded supervising principal, Mr. N. I. Reist, has the re- sponsibility as the head of our school system to see that our schools run efficiently. Through his efforts we have reached the high scholastic standard that our school possesses today. Never will we forget his encouraging speeches at our important pep rallies. We know as long as his experienced and guiding hand is behind our school system we will achieve still greater successes in the future. As we linger a little longer than usual before going to our classes a harsh voice greets us with, Let's get out of the halls. It's our principal, Mr. Myers, doing one of his many duties. Sometimes he is stern, but when we tease him about his hand-writing or left-handedness we learn of his fine sense of humor. Through his leadership our schools will reach higher standards in future years. MRS. MAE BETZ Swm-fra ry ' MR. NORMAN I. RFIIST, Sup: in :sing PVIIIVIINII wil MR. RALPH S. MYERS, Prinr-iprll agu f TIE AND DELIVER OUR PACKAGE 'bf I' K5 a ir ' wwf' aa' f'--L. Ci wr--4' -:SJ .11 'sw Y rm ss Lllll'1nAnrl n 'Nh L 4 F 1 s 1 'IUU nl 0 9 I f IL1 I Ill Q dt II XII IIIII4 Il l Jus ph In x s ml s x 'un N1 u '- 'N mf LILI IAN AN DERSON Commerclal Teacher our past year book advlsor vlslted South Ameuca last summel collects forelgn dolls LEROY BFAUQEIGNEUR Umvers tv of Plttsburgh teaches Amerlcan X FRNA l I RRY Teaches Engllsh 11 and 12 collects photo grapks nd xeclpes partlclpated ln concerts and Laurena Gxbsou Memorlal Chou act1ve ln church and club work AI FRFD DUPAR Industrmal arts related dvawmg and math 'ue hxstorv and Journallsm advlsu of Campus 15 SUbJ0CrS help? manage 'SURF CICW Publi? Comments enjoys txavelmg FR ANK BFI K Industrlal Arts Teacher alumnus of Car negxe Tech enjovs golf hopes to spend summex vacation on West Coast VY LFSTER CARY ER Sen1or Guxdance Counselol teaches P O D advlsor of both Choral Speakmg Chous and F M B spent Chllstmas vacatlon m Florldfl ddless sxstem and movxe opelators hobhx IQ ph mtographx GILORGF I' AII S Duquesne Un vexs tx Gladuate advxsol fm class of 03 both Junlol and Semom xear enjovs hunt ng amd basketball teaches Eng 1 and DUN AI D hh All KVI Teatlees offxce nlactue and stenoglaphx I and II Facultx 'VIan 11,61 of lthletlcs and Junlm Class 'mx sm llkxs to hunt and flsh O O O gp, A is' . 'f A ' ' -nn Q' 1' i' A 2 . k v .. , kk Q2 2 N A :Age V Mx NL A 'J 5 Q ctw, A 5' I 4, vw .. L ,if 1 I , N ff f ,, 3 wr! 'f 'll .f . V L5 I 5 1 :C , A. ,K fl f fl' 'f .I lst v ': Mi. .' ' '. 1-rso , . '. 1-rmy .. Bvausf-igu -ur, Mr. VV. L1-at-fr Carwr. Miss V1-'na Curry, Mr. Alfr--ci Drysar. 2d ' Mr. Go 'g -t Fails, M ', D-mall G l a . Miss K' l II: v . Mr. Alpl vuzs K1-llvr. Mr. .1- ' ik. ,id ' V: Mr.. .lojr-v Liunvlli. Mr, .Is-sl-ph Mr-L. , ,I'ss G1-wwvivw Millinptv- . Mics .If-univ .lu 'v A AN e u v J A Y Y v 1 w Q . . . I . . 1. W A 3 ' l . . . 1 I ' . J L ' ' ' - 1 4 . - . ' , in ' . - . ' . ' ' , 1 .' ' . 1' ' , . ' I A .V 1 4 ' 1 . . . A' 1 4 ' ' msn f 8. A ' . , V A . A A . . . Av A ' Y I . ' , . . , . . . H . , 1 U It , x -I V - ' 4 ' l . . . ' ' , rv' ' z A ' ' J. . ...., . ' ' ' ' 1. . i.'1t' , . . ' H ' , . lx -KTHRX N H -KN NAN Phmxcal Educatmn and health 1nQt1ucto1 head of G A C and tapable dlI9Lt0I of SQHIOI Class Plax SQCIGIHIX of Area V P S E A -Xl PHLI N KFI LFR Duquesne UHlV6IS1tY teaches Txpewr1t1ng Gene al Busmees and buameas math S0phOIY'OI6 Claw adxlsor Collette stleetcal and bus tokenc Graduated flom Calnegle Tech attended 'VI H teaches matxumental mumc' IS dlI8CtOI of Sen1o1 band 0Ig3DlZ6d 'school dance band enjoxa golhng and fishxng IUYQE IIGNFIII Sehool l1b1a11an graduated fzom Cla11on State Teachers College belongs to IIUIHIX Club as 1 t It 1 IONI4 PII Wlcl AIN Teathee Genual Scxtnu and l11-.ton adxmox f0I class of 13 hoth Ju111o1 lllfl Sllllill X931 xearbook auusor enjoxs tl 'lX0llIlg, Qhouldezs 'ien1o1 claes PIOIJIOINS I FNILX -X NIH I IN! TON Graduate of UI1lX6'lSltY of P1ttshu1gl1 teaehee woxld and AlTl9l1ldll hlSt0lX l1e1 hobhx IS o1l pamtmge Qpends he' Sllllllllt IN lt Chautauqua Lake Il' N NIE NIUN ROI' Teacheq Tenth C'1f1de Envlmh enwxe t1 IX el mg xmttd FUIOPG laet su111111e1 1111 l'llb8l of tht Bond of INIQCLOIS of tht Fnglmh sotxaton ol M tm Pt nsxlx ll Mr Dupar strussrts I1 poznt 7v,.- H l 4 A - h ' , . . 4 u 1- Hx .3 . '. -f v' - 1 Q , I u 'F 1 S1 ' .. ,A ..... 1, vlvq ,.-' . It'.T. 1 4 I 'tw 44 4 . . . . ,' . . . . 5. . ,' . . . . - V ' A' v . .'., 'S .Y I . I ,. V 'L. ' JOSEPH KRYSIK . . . . . ' ' VV. 1, . S .... . '. ' J ' U f- A.Av3AI... -. 1 1 ,I 'z'- .,,. I , ' jf .' , , .1 1'..,1sa . . , likh' tl kni and Wal. 1 'NWS 11'11 111 ':1i:1. ' lun!! f ' . . . CLCDLA , , , TEACH US THE RIGHT WAY OF LIFE Mr Fails cmplazns that proper English as essential DOROTHY MI I l -XNFY Duects JI Hlgh mus1c Semor Chorus and semble attended Duquesne UY1lV6FS1l.V also Fred Warmff Choral School vlslted the West Coast last summer Head football and baseball coach athletic dxrectox adv1so1 of Vaxsztx VS Club teaches phw QlC3l educatmn and health enjoxs fishmg huntmff and volt KATHRYN PEARCE Teaches Enghsh 9 calls Wllkmsburg home llk8S to take plctures and collect U S stamps vacatloned m Florxda last summer Actne member of Geogxaphs Club of Western Pennsylvama teaches seventh and elghth grade geography and health enjovs domg church woxk and makmg rag rugs '. '- en- ' LOI'IS NEMEC' . . . DOROTHY PERO . . . LOUIQ ROSSI Attended Slrppery Rock State Teachers Col lege coaches Jr hrgh football basketball and track teaches hrstory and crvrcs enjoys all sports and readmg EDW AKD SC URI Resrdes rn Jeannette graduate of Indrana State Teachers College head basketball coach and assistant football coach teaches crvrcs and consumers economrc educatron enjoys all sports VIAURINF SHANF Calls McDonald home town our Latm and algebra teacher graduate of Westmrnster College students enjoy accounts of her travels HOWARD SMITH Teaches brology chemrstry and related scr ence attended Allegheny College photography IS hrs hobby famous for hrs calves heads MARGARET STAI' FORD Graduated from Unrver srty of Plttsburgh Resldes rn Wrlmerdmg teaches Spanrsh and Englrsh enjoys readmg and travellng MICHAFL STRAGER helps manage stage crew movre operators publrc address system lrkes to hunt fish RUTH TEJAN Attended Margaret Morrrson College homemakrng teacher collects stamps enjoys attendrng plays at Carnegie Tech vrsrted Europe last summer LENORA TRUAX and and OUT and Resrdes rn Wrlkrnsburg attended Unrver srty of Prttsburgh teaches arrthmetxc hobbres are photography and travelrng vrsrted Yellowstone Park last summer VIARY ALICE WOODS Our new art teacher attended Ball State Teachers College enjos dramatrcs stamp collectrng pamtmg and readmg resxdes rn Plttsburgh IATSX A ZITEI LI Teaches Algebra II General Sc-renee plane geometry physrcs solrd geometry and trrgo nometrv recently burlt a home rn Monroe vrlle attended Umverslty of Prttsburgh E s if 1 7.41. '95 lst column Nlrss Dorthx Mullan x Mrss Dorthx Pero Mrss Maurrnr qlrann M 'vlulral Stl'illl Mrs Woods ld column Mr Lnurs wflllfl X11 Lotus Rossi Mr Iltmrrd Smltlr Mrss Ruth Trjan Nh Patsx Zlt llr ri colunn Miss Kathrxn P arm 'XII Edward Scnlu Mrss glargant Stafford Mrs Leonora Truax Mrs Eha l1aI'CI' do 4? bf- ', . x ' xi n 1 - . . . A '. . , -pig is ' J T ' . . . ' - I- ' U - . . . lkyfw , 1, v I H I . . . - net D . . . ' ' l Ps ' 1 '. v ' ' -' L Q 4 1 o J , 1 o n A I V Our Industrial Vocational Shop Teacher' . . . 1 h ' . . . . ' 1 ' . ' - ' 4 i?5f.i'f ' T il-5.54 J I 4 ' . .M -el, C' , , X , p -' - ...' '1 ' ' , U Q ff , . . . Q , S 7 A k a J v 3 '. r A v I - v D I ' ' I .. A - ,Y vi., 'kk . -. , , -L , A ' - , n Q ' -e -, r. l 'c '. l 1. . P ji, WW! C5 SERVING ONE AND ALL One of the most lmportant and essen t1al functlons of any school 1S the health department Fvery other year all of the students recelve a physlcal check up and an eye and dental examlnatlon A fuend 1n need IS our school nurse Mrs Shearer who we can depend on for anythmg from asp1r1ns to band alds The football players w11l all remember Dr Leon rdo who rendered a l players He also serves us 1n school and solves our medlcal problems Dr Howard Swartz IS the school dent1st who keeps our teeth free from CHV1tl8b The newest member of our health department IS Dr Bloom eye doctor Havlng hls offlce IH Wllmerdlng Dr Bloom lb frequently seen ln school They serxe us one and all and we owe a note of thanks and appreclatlon to P lr efflclent health department O u J 1 . a , ' aid to our injured footb l '. ' ' f7l, 79 3 .Simon THE GEMS OF OUR PACKAGE Our years at W M H 9 are packed wlth 1oyous memorles The exc1t1ng football and basketball games w1ll long llnger among our cherlshed memorles Our Junlor Class Prom held at the Penn L1ncoln Hotel the successful magazlne campalgn and turkey dlnnel the skatlng partles and the Jay Mlchael dance pro Vlded fun for all Well never forget our efforts to sell Chrlstmas candy and cards As our school days draw to a close we anxlously look forward to our future IIVCS as cltlzens of th1s great natxon O lccrs PH sul: nt Robelt Holden 1 P11 sn f n Cal lo Plattl 7 rffwunf Wllllam Gexaxd Sf 1 Tl tary Loretta Mendel Ad: rs lr M F3118 Adu :sow M1 McLa1n 51 jim I9 3 .gznzom LOOK EAGERLY TO THE FUTURE K ATHI' RINI' XI I I4 N iorrrmercrfll utrxe member oi rhorus I rxorrtt hobbres are roller skatrng, md plrxrng prrno prefers offrce prac tree tr all other subjer ts Sherry s ambrtron rs to be 1 soudl xx or ktr ROBIN -XI UENSTI' IN Preparatory emoys Chemrstry basketball and me skatrng pet peexe rs turning chenustrx experrments rn on tlme xx ould lrke to enter co'lebe IOHN BAIIO General annual starr xxrltmg notes rs faxorrte xxay of Lonrmunrcatron noted for art xxork llkes P O D xxanta to Jorn the Nlaxy all YQ be 13. 'IIARIORII' BARTON Cencr 11 our txlontcd 'ienror dancer and snfrppv nr rror ette actrxe member ot Qhor rl speakmg lrkes Innglrsh and skatrng IS rnterested 1n betom mg fr dancrng teacher FLSII1 BEI INSKI Lommercral Flsre rs called the lrttle one member of G A L and refreshment squad for txxo vears desrres to be a telephone operator and later marry VI II 'SIA BPI INNK1 Fornmerrrfrl offrce practrce rs her faxorrte Sllb1CCI. a student assrstant and belongs to Choral speakrng enjoxs all sports hopes to marrv rn the future I 1 1 R Aug: :rsh Ill I linuo SI lhrton ,-, Wi' I lhhnskr lil lrnslu lie IIIISICI I! 111 x II I 'Kyra 'R Wllfoltl I rc as 7 'V B l :perm II Ile mhu ...Nr O 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 . H . 1 I A x 144. , . . . . . r o A . r . . . 1 1 . . , Z.', . ' 1 -sl. '21 .', 'A. 2 Y K '. . .'. 1. t 2-'. ,, .Y.A,. . . . 2 S T., Y I x V. , i , '- 1 1 - 1 1 1 .I 1. 1 1 , .1 1 . A V A A . , A . r . . . , , . . J I . . r I l . , . . . . ' r. - , .. 1 , ' . - . -. ,, . .- . ' ' ' ' Y 'S . .. -T . . I Q ' - Q . rl E A U. U '. ' ' ' ' . V 1 - 1 f 4... A 4. r I , . r . . . , . , , ' 4' V Y . . . ' . . . ' ' I ' h ' ' ' ' ' ' 'I U ' . . ' -' ' ' v -' v . ' ' ., . ' . . . ' 1 ' Y ' . . , V If . . . . . . , A 'I ' ' . . . ' ' ' - ' I Y 1 f5grig.x-W Q' j ' ' 55.92-Q55 . F. .- Il -I S., N' ' r. K. .' , . .. In ' 5 1,8 . . : -TEAM. X 1 - A J 1 Q5 ' Q ' 1 , 93 or ffl, , 1 A Q 1 1 , ,Y N I I, . f . t' , l ' 1 . X .A If W. ' .' ,' , lu. . -- I 2 . 4 Lk -' M. la .' '! E - r, .V L I A , , r, ...M , .2 I - , A ' A I er .r V , - in Q A . 1 g 4, x 1 P. ' '.l1'r V . -, A . 2 - ' , ' I' f Q ' , ' ' . , ' . x- 51-7:1.I,f' f ' ELEANOR BILINSKI . . . Commercial , . . an active member of choral speaking and annual staff . . . pet peeve is hearing Mockie complain . . . will make an efficient homemaker. MILDRED BLAZEYICII . , . Commercial . Mitzi's favorite class is office practice . . . likes playing the piano . . . pet peeve is Mr. Graham's teasing '... would like to go to modeling school. MARY:'l.0I' BUTT! , . . Coniniercial . . . has a smile for everyone . , , noted for smart dressing . . . member of annual staff , . . pet peeve is boys other than Kenny '... plans to get married. Smile pretty noun' l'Al'L BRESSLER . . , Vocational . . . replies to the name B-essie' ',., enjoys math . . . member of stage and movie crew '.,. will make a good machinist. BETTY l'APE'l I'A . . . Commercial . . . enjoys consumers . . . favorite hobbies are Paul and records . . , enjoys going to concerts . . . wants a good-paying job that starts at 1 p.m. XYALTER DEMBEI ',.. General . . . favorite subjects are advanced shop and mechanical drawing . , . enjoys driving his uncle's hearse . , , would like to join the Navy. Q j My M -0, ii ... fx 1.fl'K' one 0 Time out in P.O.D. class. MARY DOJCINOYIK' . . . Preparatory . . . ALEXANDER FAKADEJ , . . Pre arator' . . . ,, ,. . . . P 5 Boobie likes chemistry . , . in Junior and Alex ' - - l331'UC1Pa19S U1 311 school SPOITS - 1 1 - of 1fiib3f,g.Fis::g:,i2Sf53ff- anfltlsisgnt-asisizzziii humor' - Q - P13115 tv make Y1UI'S1Ug hel' PV0' player on football team . . . would like to fession. enter college, JOHN ELKO . . . Vocational . . . dislikes science 'FHEIQESA l4'A.xIAl1ARfjNE 1 . - Commercial ' - ' . . . hard worker of the stage and movie crews Dolly doesrft like c-onceited people . . . fav- . , . hates getting up in the morning . . . hopes 01119 51151901.15 Offive l'91'af'UCQ - - V mefllbel' of to make 3 million. gpfolglwscielagiing . . . would like to become an FLORENCE ESKIEYICII . . . Commercial . . . FRANK Is IILAR G I t 1 1 1 , .. . 4' . enera...aaentec Stuf1?An1 asslstantvf ' ' takes pmt m a'1d11t?t5T 01. musician . . . member of school orchestra . . . ZWUYIUGS - - - V111 make 3 2005 Offlce WOVKGY likes to play basketball . . . vhief ambition is , , . wants to be a housewife. ' ' ' to oi ganize a flancie band. jk? 3 52l'llOl 6 HOPE TO MAKE THEIR MARK RAYMOND UAIIFTTA Generfrl our shv redheaded senror subject lrked most rs consumers educatron Reds pet peeve rs Jokrng has no defimte plans for the future IOUIQ UEVTII E Preparatory enjoys chemrstry pet peeve rs Bob Holden member of annual staff and E M B ax orrte pastrme rs loafing plans to go to college WILLIAM GFRARD Preparatory usually seen wrth Loretta pet peeve rs work mg rn the store partrcrpated rn football and basebnrll rllss trersurer plfrns to 'rttcnd College VI Dojunrnu I I' I I' lwklvxrilr A lwskzulvj 'I' I xllarone Pl a R lugs-tta 4 on V terard erhl Nl trudru D Halle-r I WFN KIFRBI Comnrercrfrl 'annual stfrff lrkes dancrng noted for rrtrstrc' abrlrtres would lrke to become 1 cornmerual frrtrst or secretfrry WAR l'H-X GI IDI! I K omnrervrfr' drslrkes gettrng up rn the ruornrngf was a hfrrd workrng student 'rssrstant Chref ambrtron rs to become frn offrre worker and later get marrred DORIS H-XI TI' R Pr tporr ltor V lrkes reaclrng 'md sketchrn pet peeve rs M Smlths tests enjoxs clrenrrstrw glass belon s to both chorusts plans to be 1 nurse is Tb 15 P fiis E 'TSS' X :mg 1 a! 'R 1- 5 5- 135' jlze I9 3 agznaom RECALL FUN PACKED SCHOOL DAYS UENE HF! KFRT Vocfrtronal too many FDVS ARD HOC Hl INSKI General lrkes tests rs Heckys pet peexe stage crew and P O D annual staff Campus Comments movre operator lrkes math and xrorkrng on and E M B member played basketball and tars vlrll make a good machrnrst baseball wants to retrre at 40 NANlY l-III l Commertral annual staff ROBFRT HOLDFN Plepalatory noted for magnetrc personalrty Bob rs eclrtor of Ions and muqu emoys qhmthand naw the Campus Comments class presrdent for three years attrve rn baseball and basket dollars ba E M B member wants to be fr and refreshment squad hobbres rnclude fash rs full of fun hopes to retrre xxrth a nrrllron happy sarlor JANET HILLIER General Jan ranks IANET HOMITY General hobby shorthand tops nobbres are dancrng and xxrrtrng to servrcemen noted for plannrng dr rung avtrvrtres rnvlude orchestra and partres and decoratrons frctrxe rn cnorus and choral speakrng xx mis to be fr sefretarv choral speakmg plrns to make money gr qv 'Qs X llu cr I llll 4-r I llomhlrlrskl ll lloldn n I llumrtv I I-Im-e llunsew lankm rc h lu lly Kulnsar kellx l'AI'l. HOSE . , . th-iiciuil , . . notcml for llzishy vlothes :intl curly h:iii' . . , l'zix'oi'ite pustinie is working' :it Grin1ni's . . zinniiiil stzift' . . , meni- bei ot' choral speaking. DOLORICS IIVSSEY A , . l'repzii':itory . . . incin- bei' of the anniizil stall, Vainipiis Voninients, and Senior cabinet . . , majorctto for three years . . , in Junior :incl Senior plays . . . liee's fax'- orite siibjovt is vlieniistry. DIANA il.-XNKOYIFII . . . C'oiii1iiei'cizil . 4 . zi Slll- clent assistant . . , in choral speaking' . , . follows the Pirates closely . . . dislikes honicwoik . . , looks forwzircl to a good job. Ficfurz sf'1'1'r'f01'if's. DURUTIIY Kl'1l.l.H '.., f'oiiiiiivi'vizil , . active in library work :init loves to roacl . . , enjoys shorthand clziss , . . likes sports . . , can't dem-ide between being si inillioriziire or sei'i'etzii'y. 'IICANNIG ICELLX ',.. i'onini0r1'ial , , . eneigetii' i'lie01'lemler for three years . . . typist for Cziinpns Coninients and zinniizil stall '.., enjoys shorthzinfl anrl swiniming . . . looks forwai-il to marrying Emi. GEURGIC KULESAR , 4 . l'reparator5 '.., Do Iwo attended Mtlieespoit High prior to this yezii '.., enjoys writing' poetry '... dislikes conceiteil girls and noisy stiiily hzills. -A 4 11 ' ' U5 0 C' , ,p . :-t ' I Q Y ' We-5 , ii i tl - ...,-- 4 xl? Mud chemists. lSAlREl,l,l'I LEONARD 4 . . Coinmereizil . ISICRNADI-ITTE LOFKE . . . Commercial . . . one of Mr. Gratlizmrs student :issistiints , Bernie's hobby is boys . . . nurse in Senior paints for ai hobby ',.. dislikes rainy days , class play '... dislikes eonceited people and is thinking of ii business career. consumers education , . . desires to get married. USCA-RILESTERV. , . General , plays football JAMES LOCKE A . V Vocational I . D ,,Jim,. is , . , dislikes English and silly girls . . . hobby is v . , a member of the stage crew . . . likes to cruise loafmg ' ' ' Wants to many fmball and go to around in his brother's C211 '... future ambition College . . , likes meelizinic-al drawing. 15 to get H good job. ISICIQNICIC LINDSEX '..i Prepzirzitory '... one ot' the North Versailles Township gang . , . ii ISADORA LOMAX . . . t'ommerc'ial . . . getting whiz at ehemistry ',.. eo-editor ot' 5lQ'lllllI'illl up early is Izzy's pet peeve . . , member of . , . campus comments staff '.., ambition is to the chorus , , . collects pictures and coins as a marry Carlo and raise ti family. hobby . . . wants to be a nurse. .7!1e I9 3 .gzncom RH II XRD KI I If I1 X N JI IIOII I NI I 1h0I1 X lkl 11111111 llllls bln s 1x111,, U11 s1xophonL noted I hm 1e1 1 1 hlus 1he1111st1x Il 111be1 ot Lhn SLIIIUI IJIIII s x sextu 1111 mbu ot C' A pet pun. IS IJGIIH., Lhn dime buul peeu lS slump 1 ass teased majomtte 1n Qc-n1o1 yen plms IOIIN KIKP1 C enu 11 IIINIIRQS KX o1l11 15, A 110111111 Lhe house hoblnes 111 lllllltlllf., hsh mg and bdqtbiu 'mules In W ill ul and J11n1o1 plays membez of the annual mt in eftlutm melhmu stiff plans to get a good Job md late1 -KN PHONE I -Xl II ITA Ge-ne1 11 11e1Les HEI FN I -XTI NI' K QOl'1lI'll6lCl31 lQfI6Sh IIOIQ ot lflughtf-:1 111e111be1 of chor 11 spef1k1ng ment squad enjoys moves and populfn muslc Chou and Sen1o1 Qablnel has hopes of ou mug, fax Ollte subjem IS offue p1act1ce Wants h1sox1n cleanlni shop to become cl numbel please g11l Iuurn I huru I xg: II lltllil lllllll l IN I IIII sm or lu oc ln- I I om x UK I X, IC ' . , . hog Q . . T' Ill? 1 2 II. ' l'- ' A. I.1u-ivilzl I. .1 - rrgzl l'. L: 'rll ll. .a . 'k I. .- :rl 'I'. I. -. I1-r II, .' I. -y II. I, -'- J. I, - ' . 1 at we I9 3 .gzniom COURAGE CHARACTER AND COOPERATION AN N I OPOX It H Lommex ual Annle THONI -KN NI -KDDLN Genelal Red halls flonl Wall enlms Choral gpeakmg llkes algebla alxxavs seen sxxold fightmg m studx hall xx 1th pencxls plans to be an auto belongs to the Iefleshment squad plans mechamc is on the high School baseball to entel bl1SlY16?S school team WIARGARI' 'I' I X 'N -X31 QOllll'Il6It 1.41 D01 Okhg HADDOX qommelc-131 Mockxe lllces shozthinml dlsllkes nosex Deakx llkes Fnglxsh peexe 15 pxejudxted people membel of annuil staff and 1 student teaCh91S 1101399 t0 b9 3 1981519195 UUIS9 and asslstant vxants to be 1 typlSt 01 h0llS6VS1fE get a good Job m9mb91 of 1110131 speakmg IORRAINF WIAK K0 Lvenelal enjoys typmg spoxts and books d1s11kes MY G1ah3mS teaslng 5tUd9m asslstam vxants to make mllhons and play college plans to xx Ollm a fexx YCHIS then get ma111ed football nlembel of annual staff fi bb' Qin.- 1 Wh 'Q' and cholus PETER NIANZO General loves study hall hates talkatlxe gnls best athlete I' M apo I ulldlll n if 'WIN ko Q s' I x nam I opm uh it 4 inn., ' Ml l husk! Harsh Manzo 'Maddox N1 Inon YIFCIIPIIOXIL' in? Wlonro J f'?2.':-:N r r' NIA llllll Mmszu'f'n1m1f.9 for 1-ups and gozrns. BETTY MARSH . . . Commereial , , . Bet's hobby is talking on the phone . . . dislikes being' stood up . . . would like to be a secretary . . . plans to join the Air Force. DONALD Mc-CIANKICX '... General . . . Mar- hates getting up for school . . . plays football and baseball . , , member oi annual staff . . . plans to be a Colorado dairy farmer. LORETTA MENDEI ,... Commercial . . , Retta . . . C0-editor ot' annual staff, c-lass secretary for two years, G, A. C. member, stu- dent assistant, and campus comments . . , always seen with Bill , . , plans to be a private secretary. NIARGARIWI' NIONHU . . . i'ouunereial . . Peggy . . . ehorus and ehorzil speaking . . . in Senior play . . . peeved by people who Irv to be something' they :iren't . . A plans to be u housewi fe, MELYA MRDJENOYIC Leki resides in XVall sports . . . hopes to be not like people to mind ROBERT NELSON , . enjoys study halls . . English , , . in future and take it easy. . . f4llllIllCl'l'l1ll . . . . . enjoys after svhool ai millionuii e . . . does her business, . General . , . Sam . dislikes phonies and wants to make money V116 Mr. Dupafs boys. VYIIIIAVI PROCZ . . . General . . . Bill is MARY PATELLA . . . Commercial . . , enjoys . . i journalism, dancing, and drawing . . . is bothered always happy . . . abundance of personality , . . by pestering . . . annual staff and Campus took part in Junior and Senior plays . . . belongs Comments . . . wants to be a commercial artist to chorus and choral speaking . . . hopes to or housewife. further his education, CARLO PIATTI . . . General . . . Jun is peeved DORA QVEEN . . . General . . . dislikes people by getting up in the morning . . . Bernice's that don't mind their own business . . . likes shadow . . . vice-president of class . . . plays raising and training dogs . , . plans to get mar- all sports . . . after graduation wants to get ried . . . likes all subjects. 3 Job' DONALD RAYMAN . . . General . . . likes to MARY LOIT POLLOCK . . , General . . . active be called Tunes . . . member of refreshment member of Senior band and annual staff . . . squad , . . peeved by warmth of English class peeved by English and having to get up for . . . hobby is girls . . . in future plans to go to ' 'college in Cadillac convertible. school . . plans to be a muse. ,, jim I9 3 .Slmm 1l40R1-I' XXX NPN! X mm! ll' XX Ol NII4 XX SKI cpu If UH' N NUI UW P1 N emi mx Gan rlmn lllxes mmlil 'U 9 lm Y blnd md LYIQTHINIIW ll Iumm md Sen or mlll cc li 1 hollsexxxle plly-. J1t1cm 1 L be 11111151 or IIIIISILI IR uh Nm Ah fenmal 'Nvuilnx 'RANK 'UNH f H101 1' 1145?-fe' s N pux um llus to plly pmg D01 IN mmmbel ol 3l'1Yl1li1 trumpet plum mu to pl S axu knm I incl gemm llbl, 5 mg U, g band on bmketblll team college OI to the N my I -KIRK I-X 0 BIJP N Commelcxal P11 IUHN l -Xfil NKX vu t Putt Y Q IS 1 i cllxhkex bow! kmn sense ot lmmm keeps LUHSIIIIIPI s class puwple md Fngxsh N nhl b geqgfny nl, U, L61 wh ant llxely hkex guls md basketbxll wants I m the tum Nas I Nox k Uliru I Ulsn xx ski lar-. lxlls all ll Nl l'nIIm k N l'ro1 1 ll Que 1 n Il Ran m m fzzra- if .q f.P f 4 km? 29. jlze I9 3 .gznzom STARS OF THE YEAR WILLIAM REILLY General Br comes from South Wrlmerdmg enjoys gvm and loafmg rs member of F M B after graduatron vsants to go to the Navy pet peeve rs Fd Hochlrnskr IOSEPI-I RIBAR Preparatory loe s pet peeve rs grrls who dont mmd then oxxn busrness actrxe member of football squad E M B and annual staff has hopes of enter mg college DAX ID RK HARD? General Dare IS a member of the choral speakmg Chou hrs chref ambrtron rs to rom the Navy hopes to marrv fr few tunes also 92 QWWWW 13 sa 'ai' 'Y 'J' 'Sv- is XE YV' NTFS! ART RON I FQ General Stevr a member of the choral speakmg chorr hrs hobby rs plavrng the prano has hrgh hopes of gorng rnto the nrrnrstrw ANN SAI INA Commercral Anrrs pet peexe rs people crackrnv gum her hobbres are rollectrng prctures of Ralph Krner and embrord errng has hopes of berng a secretary ANITA SAX Preparatory pet peeve rs gettmg up early plans to xx ork as hostess rr a dmrng room xxrll enter college rn the fill of 1 4 'QR Ru N-- D Richards N Ron lr rs 1. Nalin SB! Sas Nrhnmndruk I Y SJ' Norrapr rn if 3 ff N1 xton Shears-r Nhultz smith I I . V. . Y Q 'X 4. . .7 .I ,I .Ni -L V- .I . . . 4 L r ri . , . ' ' ' .... '. ' 'xv 'Q' ' 'Y ' ' ' I. ' ' ' ' . . . ' ' , 1 - ' ' f ' - - ' - .., r 95. A e f a ' . ' A , ' as ' I A , gf, at ,p - 1 ,A A fr I , . ,.E .. w. -'ny . 9 ' A - i i kk J. Rilmr V '- p y ' Vi . . I K gn R .. r ' K f - I+ 'N' , AH- - Q 'f M.-' ' 'ff 'Q - I .'i' 'r'1 A 'A . I I f rr. . , l-l..' ' A. .' 0. .' ' .P J: ll . xx- NIICHAEI, Sl'HMONlJll'K . , . General . . Mike . . , one of the XX'all gang . . . favimrilc subject is mechanical drawing' . . , pei peeve is sleeping . , . has hopes of becoming an aiiui mechanic. COSMO SERRAPEKE . . . General . . . '4Q'os is a member of the fimoiball sqiizul. baseball. chorus, and Junior and Senior plays . . . plans to join the Air Force or enter college, ROBERT SEXTON . . . General . . . Bobs favorite subject is P. O. D .... his pet peeve is rhimb drivers . , , hobbies are liiinting and mechanics . . . hopes to Lake np farming' ui mechanics, E Affrrflomz bridge. l'll,lZAHl'1'l'Il SHICARER , , . Clllllllll I.1z's pei peeve is conceiteal people ercial . . . . . . mem- ber ol' the choral speaking' choir and annual staff . . , ambition is to be :in office ALBERT SC'HI'I.'l'Z . . . General . worker. . , Heap . , . one of the frienrlliest boys in the class . . . pci peeve is girls . . . warns to marry an heiress . . . plans to enter college. OLGA SMITH . . . Commercial . . Oggie favoriie subject is Office Practice . of the refreshment squad . . , hfibby ing' souvenirs . . . ambition is to g . . member is collect- et married. n emoriam Jacob llollowa Born Aug 19 1933 Dled May 6 1952 His Courage and dcvotzon wzll always occupy a epot m our hearts NORMAN WILSON Genexal Daddle dlsllkes Engllsh class basketball Stal member of the choral s eakm chou favor school Pl ORENCE VS ILTITLK Commelclal Flo s pet peeve lS someone cxackmg gum hobbles mclude embro1dez1ng and collectmg 1C tuxes VVlSheS to be an offlce worker wxth Westmghouse Electuc RAY YUTZY Vocatxonal Ray s fax or mte subject IS SCIENCE hobbles mclude huntmg SXVlITl1'Y'llIlg and fishmg has hope sof becommg a machmlst or a draftsman IOANNE TAKRAX SKY Commerclal Jo comes fxom West Wllmerdlng pe peeve IS C0 lC61t6d boys favorlte subject IS sho! thand chxef ambxtxon IS to be a secretary - . Y 1' 1 I K lv vyfly... '... AH '.'... 'H '- p . t g .- D D I A , ite hobby is dancing . . . plans to go to trade , 4' I Y4 7 1' . . . '. . . . , Y' A ' ' U Y. . I . . ' I . - ' . . . t Q ' ' P- - . . , . . Nl u ku xx u z J jim 79 3 .Slum END THEIR TWELVE YEARS OF STUDY I -XT Nl' it KII' W Ii I lat s ffrvorrtc sub rect rs shorthand member of G A L student rssrstant refreshment squid arrnu'1l staff and thoral speftkrng xx rnts to be fr seeretary STAN! F1 SIMYD General St rn s pet peeve rs Mr Smlth rctrve member ot the chorus and choral spe rkrng on basketball te rm hopes to be A trrmer or frMarme Shellys pet peeve rs Miss Andersons vwrrtrng rssrgnments lrkes to sleep ambrtron rs to marry Gmsey and be a suteesstul housewrte CA! I' N l'RIl l I' IT Lomrrrertrfrl Trrp lrkes consumer s pet peewe rs people berng late member of the mnual staff and refresh ment squad would hke to be fm offrce worker DOI URI' S I RBANI Commereral Dees taxorrte subrect rs consumer member of the rttreshment squad enjoys dantrng pl ms to enter the Arr Force PATRII IA W AI I Commer eral Pats faxorrte subject rs shorthand exceptronal art abrlrty hopes to become a fashron de srgner plrns to Jorn the servree or get mar r red s vnnd l'Au we lrlp 4 rbur H N Wilson I xvllilllk R I IIIIY L.xkr.n'-In gps4 TD? YR 905 :LA 'T' I ' ' ' - ' ' ' 'V . . . in Y . , , K ' C ,, , ' . . . ' V 2 ' r . . . . 'Z .' 1 '. , . .. ' ' s A 4 A s A . . . . . . : . I jk' ' A I . . .Y '. I . . . E ' A ' 1 Q ' 'I . ' ' '. J . . . . . . ' . . 'Y' Q , ' . 1 , , . . V ' 2 . . . . ' 'z ' - ' - -' 1, ' ' sunanm' 'rAUm-:R . . . Commercial . . . , ' Q' - -- rr v,n .. ri I , V.. . ' ' . ' Q .' Egg' H i , f .- 533,55 D '- --'. H. S. ': I -r ' hd U. ' l'lt H 1 for ll. l' z l'. 'ull SENIOR PERSONALITIES Best Atlnlvlvs Our best athletes are active Irene La Gorga and Pete Manzo. Pete, our three year letterman, participated in all sport events. Irene also displayed her ability in a variety of sports. Bos! llrvsswl Our best dressed are three fashionable seniors. Mary Lou Botti makes obvious good taste, wearing trim, latest fashions. Two boys sharing this title are Paul Hose and Joe Ribar. lfusiesl Hustling here and there always indicates the presence of our two busiest seniors, Loretta Mendel and Bob Holden. Our two hard- working friends have added much to the senior achievements. Nia-est Pvrsomzlily Where there is a greeting with a friendly smile and a cheery Hi we can bet they will find Mary Patella and Bob Holden. Without a doubt they deserve the title. Shortest nml Tallvsl Above the crowds we see the two tallest seniors, talkative Gwen Tripplet, towering Donald Rayman. Hidden in the same crowd our shortest couple, petite Elsit Bilinski and humorous John Patalsky. Best Svrrvmry anal lies! Machinist Best prepared for their future occupations are our best secre- tary, attractive Pat O'Brien, and best machinist, curly haired Gene Heckert. We can see a bright future ahead for these two. P, O'I3l'l6Il G. Heckert R. Holden M. Patella G. Nest 1 F. Parisi B. Lindsey A, Fakadcj G. Gerbi J. Bacco li. Holden L. Mendel W W,,,,,,,,.,.wu ...W--'f ' 1,d,f,4s1e s 5 if -wA,t ! 2 ,, . -x...-....,, ,-Ln N. gx ff' is-. 'ff N4 'll :gl Cir I vu. xx 'aim c P F. Novak J. Olszewski L. Gentile M. Lynam P. Manzo I. La.Gorga J. Ribar M. Botti P. Hose G. Triplett J. Patafsky E. Belinski D. Rayman C. Piatti S. Tauber , . , , . , . lil!! Best Dancers Our most frequent visitors to the school dances are, hep Georgeanne Nesta and jivey Frank Parisi. These two were chosen our Arthur and Kathryn Murray, because of their dancing ability. Most Likely To Sucreerl Living a life of good fortune in the future we will surely find our chosen, most likely to suc- ceed, ambitious, intelligent Ber- nice Lindsey, also eager and will- ing Alexander Fakadej. Best Artist Not only day-dreaming of pret- ty pictures but actually turning them are our two seniors who have the best artistic ability, cute Gwen Gerbi and pleasing John Bacco. Best Looking ' Two seniors most pleasing to our eyes are glamourous Shirley Tauber and utterly good-looking Carlo Piatti. We hope others are just as pleased by their looks as we. Prettiest Hair A All the waves in the stormy sea can't compare with our two wavey haired seniors. This honor is shared by jolly Margaret Lynam and her co-champ, ex- tremely shy Louis Gentile. Best M usirian What's that I hear? A melody! Well, what do you know, here we have our two best musicians, namely, our lively flute player, Jean Olszewski and jazzy trum- peter, Francis Novak. uniord Junzof Class Offzfns have I1 busy zyem OFF ICFPQ Rlehard Johnson James The wdoxe Donna .Jn ln Youn M1 FI2lhll11 PM sulfur PM sulfur A111807 After a Wondelful sophomore year We becamf JUIIIOIQ As wt thought of the year ahead tht glgfantle Junlol Prom loomed 1nto our mlnds How could we earn money fo1 thls on e 1n a hfetune event? We sold Chrlstmas wreaths and maga 7lI'l6 0311113211911 Physlcs geometry and shorthand were a few of the dlftlcult subjects we plunged mto but wt made the honol roll at tlmes We are proud 01 the JUIIIOIS on oul football and basketball teams and those m the band 'md chorus ie . el 3 , . ' , 1 . I - V. ' ' - x . ' Marv Am, Sala S,,.,-,arm--,, zines, and broke all previous records in our maga- -z g' 7'I'1llNllI'l'l' 1' 'UA - -, .A : I -' .- , . . f, n r , E 1 x . I 1 . ' .', 'E Zvi 'Str Xian.. mmm W, 114.15-lam K- -ws' wma rv ,ga G.. Ui 4 A :Dba 4 V mn., V cf 8, ,Ji 1 VM If T,Qg,,ggf??f': :mr 25 Nw vm .QA Q. 4'-' 5 LN -4 14 ....5,: x A if til! T3 ii. H' .f Q I .yan 1 454 V j .-in A .. X 5.144 H 1 v 1 i . 801 ,Fitz 3 pid vi . M fa. bt L 1 N3 ,xv Q R 1-4,4 Q3 f 33 fl. he 1' if 3 SOFA Olflfl OIFQ6 ?i Sophomore Class Officers confer with their advisor. Well, we finally got to be a part of the Senior High Group. After all this waiting, it came too fast. After this excitement Wore off, it was soon time for football season. Weren't the games thrill- ing! Remember our game with Carmichaels? How could we forget! We held our first Sophomore dance on November 22. We had a wonderful time. Came the Senior Class Play. It was very good. With all these remernbrances, We shall look forward with eagerness to our years as juniors and seniors. OFFICERS Walter Mrmljenovic Pri .siflf nf VVayne Doughty V. Prfuwiflr ni Mary Bacco Sf1'rf'tary Paul Urban Trr'us1lrf'r Mr. Keller Advisor WMA gm Je Ninth Graders explore wonders of our school. This year we should feel big and mighty being on top of the Junior High classes, but we're still those shy and confused freshies of 53. As any other year we are newcomers from Wilmerding, North Versailles, Wall and Monroeville. The only words you hear for the first couple weeks are who, what and where? But in all we had a lot of fun getting acquainted with our new school. General science, algebra. and civics have entered into our class work this year. Our activities have really kept us interested and busy. About twenty-live of our boys are on either the junior basketball or foot- ball squad. All through the band you see faces of our freshies. The Junior Chorus has proven an interest to part of the class. We the class of 56 have really enjoyed this tremendous freshie year. We are looking forward to three more fun packed years in our senior high years. 5.1 Q-4,4 s i- . ph 9.-W 'G K wx -fn S-'Am' NQX ..,. 'G s AX' I P .4 rf xp 1-A R 1' ' v. L15 Q: S, S- 1 s 0? 4 AKA M E gif X Y '55 Q .Q- . 3.3.5 v if . 33, ,. -- ' 5 X,-v ' ' ,, f ' - g. N: . 4 ' Y ,, 1: , 3 Q K J 14 x W P A Ln-W -. 'ag , ' L-1 K L fm X Q L - is ,5 ' , aff s ' f' ' A ' 2 Q, i L. ' , If 'Q 2 Q W 'V ffm sweankifav ww' MM,:4ff':f A 553545 fs- :Mx gg ,milf mf'-fig 2? , -Y 4 pw, 3 .4 M --K sm ag., 11, 5 . '1 A Q ',,' . . . . ' f 4 , L I ' 1 1 X-f 1 K, so s A A K V 4, V AX f ., 1 ali A will . 5 f 'L V V T22 V g 4,6 , ,. K ,:.. , M' , if mm 5 Q f Y ' 5 . . 6, ' ff Q snzV, SA f ,Q , ww- ra 'Hffmx v M. 'YHA wk' - 5-tv 64 .lm ' we F4 ,L 7 Qg41QfE':4 -Q Yr, ' ' mf ks? 1- . 8 bl-4 , .4 .g , ' ' A Quia. ' ' 3-XV Y'- !'51. , 'E PM '29, wig. ,annum X vw ' 'lf ., 17 srzamam ,NA '- sw-'ws ,gg hy 4 .y'f 5, ' x A 1-0'L, vi ,-- ' ,f:' AI- Q5 Q N9 -T YQ' in 3' IOL-M,-...vt fzliivioimi ., 77 W 'E-umm . 'P Aa 9,4 , 501 ,- ,. 'fbi Q. v . aA. 1. . A ,ff . in 4 v 'E I 5 Q L4 . I, . ' :E an-noi J' 'X 1 ' . 'ilu is -. f 2 , i'A Qgllfl, QM Je Barham L1ppf1t Bill Bagley Wzllzam Kmuo Jo Ann Colficsh Ezqhfh Gmrlus posv for thf zffmbool There are foul home roome thls X631 to take Gare of the large number of student Thelr teachers admlre theu splrlt ln try 1ng to take part IH the extra curllculal actlvltles around the Qchool In ou1 llbrary we have SIX vely useful and dependable llbzary ass1stants We also have many talented muslelane ln our JUHIOI and Semol band In ou1 cholu we haxe man5 flne embers The Qports held lb 1ITl1JOltHI'lt to any boy at any age and We have a fine Jun1o1 We hope we are settlng hlgh standard fOl the new eeventh graders and We know we can depend on them to keep up the tladltlol of ou1 line Junlol Hlgh 1 D ,bg gh 1 . I I Q , x' - D l V D lvl' 1 1 1 1 l J w f- ' ' ' - ' ' ' - High football and basketball team. . u ' ' 0 1 1 , ' g v . . M . i . I 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' 'of 1 ' 1 . v . S V v 3' O' QUQIQ gina Q , 1 I ,Q ,rQ ,,.,- 'lf Sally P1111 Maman! Hohznq Harold Glubbs B111 Lzftlf' S1111 nth 611111613 111111 out of doors x Illll T111 k 1 1 N 11 B111 1 1 1 11111161 I 1 111 11!NI1Nkd I 1 C 1111 11 11 11 N111 S1111 x 11 11 11 111 ll 111 1 1 N xx ' 1 ll 1 Ne I 1 1 V , g-.f., f A Q ,'l'5'1. 59.'i,1' 111. . . .' ,f ',if -,.',,: . -',, 1 V 1 1 1 'J ' ' ' l 1 K 1 1 1 , 1 1 , ., 1 . . . , . ' - V , 1 - ' 1 1 -. 'Q A - Int ' 1I:11'11111 1l1'111111s, 1l1-111':1- ' 1 R I-L11-11 SIEXIIIHT, Phyllis 12111111-1111. 31ilI'L!Zl1'l ' 114'111Ilg. X1 11111 11.-1.111y 11111-111 Cy 31-1 itts. N- 11' K1 S ', .111 Di T11 1'1. .1115-A 11i11-- Y--1'z11'1-. D1w1t11x i'11111'1'11I'i1-111, 171111111 1111I'1':4I111. 12111111111 111-:1g:111. A 211 I'HIl'.' K1-11111 11111, l11-111'u1- x1!lZ1l1'. S11-111111111 g -'A' N1-5 1ff, C:11'115111 B111'k1-51 1111111-1111 111111111 H: ,' P1--', S-11 11-5' 31 '1'I1j', 31211111111 L1-vis. S11 1--3' 1'11111111'1111k--, .1:11111-H F111I1-x .111 111s C11'1-111. F'1'1111k 15111-1111. I1l 1'1111'.' I11111:1I11 1'1111:1 N11ss 1'1'1-11, 11'1':1111 K11X:11.'ki, VY11Ii:1111 1411- 111-Ulu 4l111.11I111 11111111111 f'x'411:11', C'11I'l'111-11 111 'SS1'1'. I. XY: 11-Ii'l-Q. 111-11:1111 t11':111:1111, 11111 121- F-111-1 Abu 111i 11211111 Nz1st:11'i. N:1 1111 H11'k.- Due to the fact that the many surround- ing districts have new schools, our seventh grade is the smallest it has ever been. There are only 32 students enrolled in the class. Our dreams of being seniors seem a long way off. However, right now we are concentrating our efforts on the many activities around the school. Al- though there aren't as many activities open to seventh graders as there are to the senior high students, we are well rep- resented in activities designed for us. Some of the activities for the junior high students include the Junior Band undei the direction of M1'. Krysik, and the Junior Chorus under the direction of Mullaney. An outstanding activity for the boys is the junior high basketball team coached by Mr. Rossi. Since the activities for us are few, wc have made our own plans. Skating parties have helped make many evenings enjoy- able. Ordinary class parties at the school with eats and dancing helped all to have a good time. After our first year in junior high, we the class of 1958, are looking forward to our future high school days. 0z Cfafggegs , , , BOOKKEEPING - SHOP E17!7l'!lfIlII' Iisfwzs ll litflr rf'Ia1'atio11 This is hon' if isf Srriuus u'rn'l.' Hculfll c'fm11's Hrs! A trip in history Yf'II.' Yf'II.' G1't1'iny1 ready Thr' Clzrisfmas spirit The ofa' school spirit Dc11zgc'r.' Girls at work 1 gg ' X133 I 3' Si. f 'i34' i -xi 1 iv . ' iw Q? pf-fw-f-5 uw' .14 ,.,,... 'H , Q -rx! O 8 , ffm- xi, E9 ' I ,U -'Y A no 'ww ,4.Q K iff . Y Y ' m. , . W, ., ,QWW vw A 'L A ' ,M,,..-f ' fi ax 1 4 ' x Q3 :wink RL . Q I Q bu A r ,4 4 - MX, , J 'Q 1 x, Q-4-K - 5 ,jfii X ef-vgyw-v ,ffm ,g :A:p,.,-V,-xg , - ,J Q' 'W 1- ' .AM ,, 7 efff'lle'W lx. f-'11 f, ,'ff:v ' . . ,Vi - + :f.' .. . 5 v- if-, .L QE -3 f Sas' - 1. ,-54:5 T c Y . NN 'Q + 3' if If H 3 ,grew , 1- IM I . 4 'c fionfi PM at WE PUBLISHED The 1953 Memorial Our gift tn yuii, thv 1953 BIUIIIHVIZII, will always 1'vI'Im't Ulla' yvzii' ul' XHIII' si-Iiaml mlziys :it XX. M. H S liisivi' thv mIx'isoi'sI1ip ut' S Mr. BIl'I,?iIlI, the Muiiwitizil Stuff has trim-tl tw I-ziptiire iiieiiimies and givv tht-111 tu yull in this picture history of 195263. Stanley Studios was rospcmsihlo tm' thv oxwcl- Y-' lent photos whivh zihuunri in this X'4JIllIl1k'l Mr. D. Young of the Capitol Iiiigicaviiig Cum- pzmy had the responsibility fm' eiigrziviiigf tho R. I-Irmltlon Editor CllIlIllIl4Y pimms: and Mr. F. Tabrmr ami Mi: S. MIIII-i' 3. Idintlgpy' ,md Loretta Memiplv ot' the Bmtitim-Ii Fra-0 PM-ss tmmk m'Ii:ii',ag0 ul' i-u-Oditrxrs of yearbook. HN Inimtmg' np, Nlffihll flff' in f'ff1IIfI.' P. Mciiix-I, II, KIv1'IUsk'-y, I I nt , IA, II--li-Iv-I QIIHIIIIII-fl fly!! lr' l'I-llllfl' .I. Ilwniilx. KI. I':iI--II:1, IC. SI:--:1i'-'i', BI, IMvi1'lii1i',n'. 1. Iliyll-tl. NI I, II-MI I I,:il21Ii:':l 4 1 :I-1 l I'iiIti P Inn! x I Ix llx X Fwkili I1 IIN x ,.41....,..w,.,.., rm- IC. I:IIlIISIil .I. HI 1 wslii iffllfmi. .wltfnyf flu!! Iv, rmlifff I'. I7IZI'l I1. l'. I.:iiiwI A si KI. I'1lIl-wk. 5. Iziiili--1'. XX. tw-i':ii'4I. ll, IIIII, xx, Wmrrlnlyf flarf lr- fliflfitf: F. I'ziV1si.1l. N-Stn. F N--vuk. I-I. II mhlu ki I1 I ll A .XIlL IiFI'IlI NI I.u::m1 .I Ilii-:ni- wi- ,Q' s 'K V-yi . J ' '-fu.. m I x . 3 I CJ OUR MEMORIES Top flvft to right!! M. Pate-lla. H, llolelen. G. G--rhi. A. Fukamln-j, L. MQ-:ull-l. li. Illwhlinski. D. Hussey. L. Bf'ai1sf'1:x1--111: J, llomitz, B. L ms'-y, J. K--lly. Hottmn flrff to Vljlllflf L. Tyluurskn. S, BIUYIIIH, M. VVnl!uvl-Q, U. lloltl--xl. N. Uls--n. N. Ifwllylllj. A. Aston. li. XV:A11atiu-k, PI Aston. l' Muzur CAMPUS COMMENTS For the Hrst time in the history of the Campus Comments, the staff was com- posed of Seniors and Juniors. The Juniors learned quickly, and the staff was soon organized. Bob Holden was elected editor. New pages were added, with the favorite being the Variety Views page. Among the things unforgettable: Eddie Hochlinski's verbal battles with the Jun- iors. Mr. Beauseigneur's famous state- ment: You're using too much paper, and what are you doing with the stensils. selling them ? - 0 um! Wudic CHORUS -- HI-LITESH We of the Senior Chorus, under the cap- able direction of Miss Mullaney, were told when we stepped into the music room in September to prepare for a trying and busy year. We have sung in the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and Graduation Exercises. We participated in the Foren- sic Contest this year. This meant that February was a month of concentrated rehearsals because not only did we have the contest but also a Winter Concert occurred within one week of the contest. We of the chorus planned some activities for the year which have kept the members interested through the long rehearsals. We are trying to establish our chorus as an organization with responsibilities and activities. Our officers have worked hard to make our social affairs a success and all of us have endeavored to have concerts of the highest caliber. We are proud of our girls' ensemble. It is a group in its infancy but is gradually maturing into an ensemble that will be outstanding. In the future we hope to see a male chorus of fifty members, and many other things. We hope that the Senior Chorus will up- hold the music standards of W.M.H S. in the future years. Lrft to Right: Carol Tahaney, Isadore Lomax, Lois Ferguson, Bette Marsh, Lois Rising, Carol Rainey Miss Mullaney, Dolores Maddox, Pat Freeauf, Doris Halter, Susan Mirro, Eva Mae Richardson, Shirley Jones. Absent: Martha Bryan. lx! Zd Jfl .5171 sth Ist Zrl .III Qlh Sth ofh Tth Sth SENIOR CHORUS mir: llvfl In rlyhli. Aniivitv Mmiile-lil. .Iuiiiw P2111--i's4:ii. Mililiw-fl MvF4-lily. Luis F1-imliswii. Iszlfiura Lomax. Carwl Taliauw-y, Sumiii Minirn. Voir: Fluiwiiw- Eskvvic-li. B4-tty Mairsli. Dnlniw-S Bluririivx. C11 t h 1' r i ii v' All-'11, Pi-ggi' Muiirw. GW'-ii Gvrbi. Jan'-t lluiiiitz, Dni'iS Ilalti-it miu' Aiitniii--ttv Giviiwiaiiw. Patsy Frwfziiif, Canal Ilaiiiwy, Luis Rising. Sli i i' l 1' y Jniii-S. Eva Mau- Ill4'il8I'fiSOll. Lur-illw Cuiizi. F0112 Mitziv Blazf-vivli. N:-iifizi Markuff. Luvillv LziGm'5:11. l:l'I'Z1ililIl llwiiiitz. G1'oi'g:f-zliiii Fiiilvy. Bill Prucz. rout' Bobby Blair. Staiilfiy Sziiiyll. Bill H1-iigli. Bill Tlwiiizis llairhifl Gruiii. JUNIOR CHORUS Voir: flfft to rzylifl .luziiiiiv M1-di'14l. Iii-i'1'f1i1 Holm-i't. K Pl t li l -- -- ii Trkulzi. Cxiiml Kiiivpkaiiip, Eivlvii Harriman Dv-lui'--S D4-F1-lir'1'S. .Tuiivt Bryan. Jail'-t Flviim-lizik. Arlw-ii Sukulwwski. Magwlzilf-ii Tuvkl-r. Ls-ali Svliultz. Yvnnmi Gziult. mir: H1-lwrta Svrfazu. Auvliw-y Milli,u'aii. Mzirglarvt Mysliwiwv, Lai Be-Via Mmirivlli. Liiirla Hill, Mary Lnu Stright. BPlI'iV'lI'11 Bzarliy. Bai'lv:1i'a Lippv-rt. B1-Viiafiiii-A Aiirlusvu. Cziivvl Tak:ii'sk+-. FI iw- l 5' ii Jrvliiisini. Kzitlil--1-ii Mazur. Paula Km--tz. C1iI'IIl ii2l Ciiiia. Bvtty Kiwiiiivr. Jani- DilX'. V4-ra VV1.i.il. Voir: liiitli ClPl'il IllPl1I'. Dfvris M:-1:uSk. Patsy Irwiii. .Iuiif-tta Blakw-ly. ihiililf-1II'li liussi-ll. Marglarvt Ge-bharfit. Eil--1-ii Briltwii. Naiiry El--lc. Alb--rta Dm'iw'. Kzitliryii Cvfxwii. El--aiifli' Glaz-Ar. Saiiiira P+-lwliziv. Marlv-iiv Phillips. Arl--iiv llartiiiziii roll? L4iI'I'3.illl' Kapfii'-r. Miliiida PatriwS. .Iuliziiia Osgwml, Elziiiiv Barlu, Pauliiiv Bavliv, Elaiiiv Twink. Marv 1 J Clwlak. Mary Al 'llfiZiS, 1'.nS-- Askf-w, Mary Jwlii-'S. Alifw- Iiil'ilZiI'fiSlPll. G1-H1310-ziiiii D+-Svlif B1-vf-rly Drury. I VfP1l'.' Euniw- Chan--y. Mary Ell--11 Fluwvrs. Jw Amin- C1-lflv-Sli. C21I'Ulv' Fx-mwk, Luuiiiiiiiu Li in-rt li rv H , Il . Ia . L ii Mr'- Guirk. K'-iiiiy Carti-i'. f: Hl'2'l' N1-Sta. l'lug:1'i1-- Nzilipzi. XV:iltvr' Ki'auSa. Dani--I Sliiple-y. roir: Ralph Pat'-lla. Jzivk B'-rtaiii, Tli1-urlni'-- Mrkivk, Aiitliuiiy Maiizw. L21W'I Ili'I' Baccwv. Eviwarfl Ribar. Rnnalfl Gafiagriirv. VVilliam Stutz. Eflwaril Bvltigliu. G1-4,i'uv P:-kir'l1. Ruin-i't Nnvk. ruir: Fiwl Butti, Jani'-S Livvrsay. Nuiizii- T-viiiusf-llfi. rnir: Crai: Astuii. Mwiwiii Yzitfgs. Jus--pli Jurszaik. Eli N'-sliwff. Huliiiri Ufiavzik. Clizirlf-S Vuivk. Aiitliwny Caiwtta, Dtnllilili Buyin-. n r Oil. jim ZZMJ Half-time entertainment for our football fans. Everyone loves a parade! And the main attraction of that parade is the band. Here at the Wilmerding High School we have that band that so many people admire and enjoy. This year we had a total membership of seventy-two march- ing bandsmen who entertained the specta- tors during half time at every one of our school football games. Our band is not only a marching band but also a concert band as well. Our con- cert band consists of eighty-one members who Work very hard under the direction of Mr. Joseph Krysik, preparing for their annual winter and spring concerts. These concerts are usually given in February and May and consist of various concert members of different categories. Preparation is not only required for the annual concerts but also for the Pennsyl- vania Forensic Music League Contest which our band enters every year. In these contests the bands entering are given a required number and a number of their own choice to play. They are judged on their ability and interpretation in playing these numbers. The first con- test was held at McKeesport High School, Pennsylvania, and the second and third were held at California and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Individual members of the band also enter these contests as soloists or members of ensembles. This year our band had a very large representation as soloists and members of the different ensembles. As the school year closes we find that our band, like so many others loses some of its members. But there shall be younger, up-coming members from our Junior Band to fill the spots of the graduating mem- bers. And due to the great interest in music at the Wilmerding High School there will be many more concerts to be given by our band and many more con- tests in which our band will represent our musical-minded community and High School. BAND ISI row: llf ft to right! Arlene Aston, Irene LaGorga, Lucille Dolores Hussey, June LaGorga, Marjorie Barton L a G o r g a, Dolores Hussey, Marjorie Barton, Annette Mondelli, Naida Markoff, Elaine Aston. Jr! row-' Gregory Marvenko, Paul Marvenko, Anthony Fiasco, John Nesbitt, Marlene Goodlin, Barbara Hunter, Mary Lou Pollock, Constance DiBiase, Keith Bertoluzzi, Ralph Diagostino, Thomas Ashbough, Guy DeFelices, James Corteal, Eileen Bolton. .ld row: Evelyn Hardman, John Fusilli, Mary Jane Bacco, Pat Medved, George Hilty, Calvin Holden Neil Olsen, Norbert Pricener, Thomas Speidel, Willard 4111 row! Rowland Evans, Jean Olszewski, Paul Keeler, Ann Hardman. Roane, James Washington, Leroy Peck v Anna Marie Reiss, Richard Kucera, Tom Kukic, John Ihnat, Raymond Lockett, Melvin 'Barton Adolphus Allen, James Mitchell. Q .ith row Mary Ann Sala, Barbara Smouse, Johanna Richards, Mary Ann Louis, Nicky Murro, Katy Maser, Bill Gordon, Dorothy Trenga, Marlene Phillips, Roberta Harvey Margaret Hohing Saul Holden. lith row: Rowland Evans, Judy Dupar, Lorraine Barnyk, Pat Rayman, Robert Stiles, Willard Hard- man, Gifford Williams, Diana LaGorga, Anita Say, Blair'Seese. 7111 row: Dick Evans, George Zivkovich, Paul Holden, Charles Galbark, Frank Fillar, Thomas Tahaney ' James Leech, Thomas Ryan, Charles Harkins, Frank Novak, Fred McConnel, Dennis Kent James Spranzo. v y ta, J. Medved, V VVood, A. Cochrane. R Coclienour, P Kmetz E. Torok, R. Serfazo Lrff fo riirllfi L. Hill E. Hardman, M, Holi ing, N. Barker, E Glazer, B. Sniouse, S Datres, J Blakely, D Kelly, Mrs. Lignelli. i oligrvwg Miafanfa INDEX TO THE LIBRARY The library is a cheerful and interesting room to visit, not only because of its contents but also because of the pleasant girls that are there. Our library assistants are students from grades seven to twelve who have voluntarily relinquished their study periods for the year to be of assist- ance to us. Their unselfishness is an excel- lent example of school spirit. By their genial dispositions, cheery smiles, and general attitude of helpfulness, they make the library a place where all students like to go. We are aided in securing any infor- mation concerning new books, magazines, pamphlets, or reference material. Cer- tainly any student who has ever obtained a book of any type owes the library assist- ants a vote of thanks. They help with the usual library routine duties, such as charging books, sending overdue notices, putting books on shelves, making bulletin board displays, and mending books. They also perform some of the mechanical processes which are necessary before a book is placed on the shelf such as lacquering the cover. lettering the back, pasting in pockets and date-due slips, and placing the library stamp in the book. Without a doubt the library assistants are a valuable asset to the school. Lrft tu rifflii: P. Capet- ocafiona 6 LENT A HELPING HAND The vocational class of 53 consists of seven seniors and ten juniors, which make up the stage crew for all the activities of the school. We are on hand for all plays, dances, or any other activities that may take place in the school during the school year. There are the public address system operators who are on hand for anything that may take place during the school year. We are always ready to do whatever we can to help keep our school in condi- tion for the classes of the future. We, fthe outgoing members of the voca- tional class of 53 seniorsl, wish to thank our advisors, Mr. Dupar and Mr. Strager, for making our school years so wonderful, and for the assistance they gave us in helping the classes and organizations of the school to make their doings through- out the years successful ones. Mr. Strayer shown with some of his Sophomore students in shop. 2I'lLOI g CLASS ACTORS IN TAKE YOUR MEDICINE w1ll lon b g e remembered by the senlor class The cast under the able d1rect1on of M1ss Kathryn Hannan managed to present a w1tt and Y well prepared productlon t o a very ap preclatlve audlence The play was centered around the act1v1 tles of B111 Jackson who manages to get lnto a terr1ble Jam B111 IS a Doctor of Phllosophy whlch means he really can be called Doctor But hls fiancee An gela brlnos B111 to meet her Wealth u 1 y nce at the hospltal and lntroduces h1m as Dr Jackson U 1 geon No one corrects h1m because he promlses to g1V6 Angela and B111 S50 000 for the first llfe B111 saves B111 IS called upon to help 1n several hum orous emelgencles Lucky for B111 all the predl cam t en s manage to take care of them selves and all ends well The ant1cs of the two hospltal roommates D odson and Puckett kept thlngs 1n a contmuous uproar There were also the actlons of Jack the wxtty orderly MISS Holt the dornmeerlng head nurse and funny Dov1e Flnkledmk The stralght rolls of the nurses Pat Lottle and Dottle and personable B111 and attract IVE Angela were also very popular J in !V ' ' ! D 1 . , . KC 71 ' . , ' . U . V . nc e Henry thinks he's a sur- 7 I . . . Y .- Y 1 . V . , . 7 ! 9 7 ' . ! Y THE SPOTLIGHT Suspense takes over in our action-packed play. TAKE YOUR MEDICINE Henry K. Dodson . . .. ALBERT SHULTZ Angela Warren .. .. . GEORGEANN NESTA Dr. William Jackson .. WILLIAM GERARD Miss Holt .. ..,., . ,... MARY DOJCINOVIC Patricia Pryor.. ,..... .... D OLORES HUSSEY Dorothy Carleton 4DottieJ ...ROBIN AUGENSTEIN Charlotte Nelson fL0ttieb ,. BERNADETTE LOCKE Jack Benson ,. . WILLIAM PROCZ CAST Jonathan Puckett . . Miss Cordelia Puckett Miss Dovie Finkledink Dodie Blake .. .... . ,. Little Girl . Mother ,. Hoofendyke . , Prompters ALEX FAKADEJ . JANET HILLIER . JEAN OLSZEWSKI MARGARET MONROE ELSIE BELINSKI . .GVJEN TRIPLETT COSMO SERRAPERE MAJORIE BARTON C ora! .Speed ing IIUIIIIIZ. Mr. Czirx--r. SPEECH PERFECTION This year the choral speaking choir has been an important asset to both our school and student body. Under the capable di- rection of Mr. W. Lester Carver it has proved to be enjoyable as well as educa- tional to its members. The choir played a major part in the Christmas Program with a unique ar- rangement of The Night Before Christ- mas accompanied by the band. The group is divided into a girls' and boys' section. Each rehearsing on different days and occasionally combining their talent for assemblies and public appear- ances. One of the chief purposes of the choir is to correct and study the common errors in everyday speaking. Another purpose is to acquaint the students with poetical and prose writings. Representing our group at the Forensic and Music League this year were Janet Hillier and David Richards of which we are proud. lx! run' fl: ll In rifllzll 'X i'm'Iii':i11. 31. Iizirlwn N 45- VIII. IC, IIIIIIISI-il. 'I' I il l--roll'-. M. Iiiw-ssl--ix Jrl I'UII'.' H. Inu-Ii'-. LJ Iii koxlvli, H. Mzirsli X Lupoxli-li, KI, Bl-'nr .I llillifir. Al, I.. Botti l .irrl l4lIlI'.' F. I ISIiii-Yix'Il I Bilmski. D. K--ily NI Guiiiivi. YV. B--linskx SI:u'ki wir'z, BI. PI ll vii-ln. I . XVilt111'k. SZIIIIIJI. Isl Von' flrff In rifrhlf I Sf-xlon, II. N'-Isola N llowl--S. XV. I'1-oi-z, N11 i':irx1-1' Jfl Vuirf N, XV1Isi-11. XX S1H'llw 'l'. I5 lZi1'I1:il'II I II1-S'-. S F-xniyil. A I :si xitu ilcluca fion eaduremen ffl Kureau A PACKAGE THAT WORKED FOR FUN For the past year every Monday night there is a rumpus in Room 300 as the senior, junior, and sophomore boys gather to correct aptitude and achievement tests. Administered in the school under the able guidance of our advisor Mr. Carver. The work is done, after a few minor arguments about everything under the sun, and we head for the gym. Here we have a rather rough game of basketball, soccer, or volleyball. When the tempers get too hot we head for the showers to cool off and have a few water battles. Then after all is calm on the home front we enjoy ice cream or the like. I think we will all remember the times we had in the E.M.B. Mr. Cariier suprwvisces his Monday night session of E.M.B. MR. J. PEDUZZI Suprrrisor of Mflintftnancc MR. J. SERRAPERE MR, F' DOHERTY MR. P. MUTH ' MR. J. CIMA One of the service giving groups in the school is the boys who set up and operate our public address system. Whenever there is a student assembly or visiting performers for lyeeum programs, the boys are there getting everything ready. Through the efforts of these boys our assembly programs have been a success. Another year has gone by in which the school and student body were fortunate to ur rien A HELP KEEP OUR PACKAGE come up with another fine group of help- ful and co-operative janitors. These men can be seen going through their chores of cleaning, mopping and waxing the halls and classrooms of the school after school hours or at vacation time and holidays. They are under the supervision of Mr. fix it himself -Mr. Peduzzi. A word of thanks is in order for the jani- tors of W.M.H.S. in 52 - 53. A pose from our choral group Getting roadg to golf Raising thc roo f Seniors acting up lfl an , , , PICTURE OF STUDENT LIFE 65. F' 'af .fdciin I0 . . . ALL IN FUN fx 'h family portraif Frcc period Time for P.O.D. Gradr school actors Ally ,, 15 if ff, X r Wai? is K in I I-j7!aff pfi it 1 3 ...Ju-Q x'h 'P G' ww W 'YY IHIIH fl Ull zlzx ,f s ' . Q fllflilll ljflrrn f Q . f' fllusifz' fllzcsifz' Musirf CAUGHT OFF GUARD , , , KGLIQJQI xvllifillfl for fhr' slum' Busy Sf'II'i07'S Conszmzfrs af u'0 rl.' u u Q . '51 ..u .iv ...,.3I, . -A., 5, Q J, R. X -k?' Sag f r1A '7 ww., -'AAC M ATE ' -.-1. M314 F -rs V' f ,gggfgaf , , , VALLEY CHAMPIONS First row rlcft to riyfhtf: D. Cowans, J. Ribar, VV- Girard, A. Schultz, P, Manzo, C. Piatti, W. Spencer, A. Fakadej. O. Lester, Srvoizil mir! Coach Rossi, H. Adams, G. Richardson, VV. Mooney, R. Johnston, K. Ficery, Coach Scurci VJ. Hough, R Peters, B. Tartaglio, H. Grant, J. Theodore, Coach Nemec. Third rm1': T. Mediate lMgr.l, A. Manzo, J. Miskow, N. Sonovic, G. Jordan, J. Pekich, NA Patclla. R. DePhillips, E. Dayton, VV. Ray, S. Jordan. Absrnt: E, Burgman, G Doritty, J. Patterson, D. McClosky. The whistle sounded! The ball soared through the air and the 1952 football sea- son for the Wilmerding Wildcats had begun. Their first game, a non-league exhibition with Lechburg ended up with Wilmerding on the short end of the score. The following Friday the Cats played host to Brookfield, Ohio. Brookfield was big and fast and our boys weren't given much of a chance. But after the last of the fans filed through the exits, the cheers of victory came from the Wilmerding side of the clubhouse. Our Cats again showed their superiority when they easily beat East Pittsburgh. Rankin also fell victim to the Wildcats. Glassport was next, and everyone felt this would be the big test. We passed this test with flying colors as Glassport had little chance. Pitcairn offered stiff resistance in the first half but the Cats came through and clawed their way to victory. Elders Ridge also offered resistance, but after the first quarter they never knew what happened. Our boys' easy victory at East McKeesport gave them the Valley title for the third straight year. Our last foe for the regularly scheduled season was Eliz- abeth. This game was a thriller and after it was all over we had entered the WPIAL class B playoffs. Q, M? ,,..wh1lnitQ9ili1!Qw1a-m: -' .rr --mmm -,w 5? , Af, W K ff ffl . f lx Aga 5 ' V, 3 f , gg 1 5 , gases ? l 1 A .W v -M. .. .. '- x , L ww J ,Q Q 5 01-IA! ' n fi ,K 1 A ww'-. W f, 1 , is ,P f z Q. no M- T .2-Q V . wh, , , ,V , t.,A,,,,,,5? V ,uf s 1- Qificlncen 11 MEN AND A BALL Our boys met Carmichaels at Charleroi to decide who would own the class B crown. This game was full of action and excitement up to the very last second. Our boys lost this one by a close score, but when it was all over the Mikes said that our Wildcats were the best they ever played all year. In the passing years the scores of this game and the other games of this '52 season will soon be forgotten. But the fighting spirit, the teamwork, and the superb coaching of the 1952 Wildcats will never be forgotten. ALBERT Slll'LTZ ALEX FAKADEJ OSCAR LESTER VVILLIAM SPENCER JOSEPH RIBAR PETER MANZO VVILLIAM GIRARD CARLO PIATTI 2'-419 55' vi' 1. 'iii ew? fu rv 'xx 1 6 QQPACL 6!Ql 5 U! a -me Jean Kelly Geoigeann Nesta Phxlli Repaskx Donna Jean Young Gale McIntyre Connie DaVane LEADERS OF SCHOOL SPIRIT There are six girls who will especially remember the football and basketball games They are our wonderful cheer leaders. These girls did a swell job main- taining school spirit. This year we had two seniors on the squad, Jean Kelly and Georgeann Nesta The three Juniors were Donna Jean Young Gale McIntyre and Phyllis Repask . The 1 Y youngest member of the squad was Connie Davane, a sophomore. We had one substi- tute cheerleader, Shirley Slovina, a junior. .111 ruzri P. Stavkiibwirz. M. ,jwle ,nerd REFRESHMENT SQUAD Give a big hand to this hearty group! Whether it was a drizzling rain, or snow, you could always find this group of seniors on hand to furnish hot dogs, coffee, candy and pop, for our football games. Well done, Seniors! By your hard work and keen enthusiasm you have helped to make this year a successful one. STUDENT ASSISTANTS There are thirteen girls in our school who are known as the student assistants. These girls give up their opportunity to see the games by collecting tickets and distributing programs. For their faithful services these girls are annually invited to the football banquet. We certainly ought to compliment these girls on their good Work. Ixl mu' llrff In rlyfhlff Mr. Fails. N. Ilill, lil. Dilinski. B. Luck:-. 211' rmr: G. Triplf-tt. .l. llom- itz, II. Latusvk. l'l. Sli--:ir--r. D. llrlrmi. A. Lzxgxovivll. .id rout' D. Mc'Closky, .I. Pui- ulsky. O. Smith, P. Mzmzo, Qlh rout' S. Szmyil. VK. liom. A, Lac-ivitu, lxt 7'll1l'.' M. Munro. L. Mm-ko. D. Jankovicll. VV. Bvlinsl-cy. 211 rulr: D, Gl'al1am. L, lilvmivl. Fl. B:-linski. F. liskivvirll. Lynam, D. K4-lly. M. Giinlivi. Qlh mir: I. IA'llIlIll'Ii. A. Aug:- l'llSit'lIl. is K 5 -ai F A C mfmbms pos: nzcrly for our paclflqf The Guls Athletlc Councll bettel known os the G A C IS for 51115 lll the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades who ale lntelested ln Sp01tS The rnembels of tlns club conslst of five SGHIOIS four JUHIOIS and one sophomole These guls wolk the ompetltlve sports the glrls paltlclpate in ale volleyball basketball badrmnton pmgpon., mushball and bowllng Tests ale also held for any hlgh school alll lntel ested IH learnlng to lefelee basketball games The 0fflC8FQ chosen by the membels to help them thvough are R0blIl Augen tem plesldent Ilene LaGo1ga VICC plesldent Patty Stacklewlcf secletaly and Elsle B1l1I1Slil tl HSUICI Mlss Hannan lb the adXlSO1 of the counc-1l Thxs OFg3ll17'itl0Il has proven ltself a benefit fOl all gnls lIltC1CbtCCl ln Sp01tb MINDED GIRLS 'Q K Y Z 3+ of a fb, M e Q It 3 V L' L, w ' x. xr , J. . ' 4 v 1 V 1 ' 1 51 ' L1 u nv- vw together in setting up the sports program for the girls of our school. Many of C . . I, K G. 1 y . . . I v S V . Y . O, A U' v . 1 I 1 I .U ' oi., . ,- 1 ' ' 1 u 4 O- 'K- w ' A Lf 'K Q- 0' - - ' cr - is l Y - 51' 3 - 1 1 I 1 51. 3 L x . . rl' 1 . , 2 4 'V ' ' K. 'V .C L, . .. 'Sn '. fs 1 I' . 'l. - 'A ' .Lf . ' - 0-' - V ' - 1 ' L. . .- VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM lx! ruzr: lleft to right! Ed- die Hochlinski Frank No- vak, Robert Holden, James Theodore. 22111 rouz' Coach Seurei, Stan- ley Szmyd, Kenneth Fin-ery, Norman VVilson, Ronald Peters. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM lsr rout' John P a t a 1 s k y, George J o r d a n, John Yoho, John Barnyk, Rob- ert Palmquist, Ray Lock- ett. Jnrl rmri Coach Scurci, Nick Patella, Tom Peters, Jim Patterson, Paul U r b a n , linianiiel Burgman. AfI.Yf'Ilf.' Robert Oliver. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM lst rmrf 1 left to right! George M a z u r, Ronald Cwynar, John Henigan, Donald G ra h a m, Frank Patella. 21111 muh' Ralph Patella. An- thony M a n z o, George Nesta, R i e h a r cl Evans. Paul Holden. Jrvl rout' Mr. Rossi Edward Rihar, Saul Holden, Tom Kuliir, J a Ill e s Mitchell, Jack Bertani, Gust Nassis, Mgr. Basketball Highlights-First season for Wildcats under Coach Ed Scurci . . . Short practice grind ends Decem- ber 2 when we lose first exhibition game to North Huntingdon . . . Lack of practice shows as we lose two close games to Leechburg and Swiss- vale . . . Our team hits the winning trail with victory over Scott . . . Four straight exhibition losses all in last three minutes of game . . . Victory over the Alumni . . . Section 16 play begins . . . Last three minute jinx hits Wildcats again as we lose league opener to Edgewood . . . Holding Pitcairn to six field goals, one in first half, as we swamp them . . . Two more league victories over East Pittsburgh and East McKeesport . . . Second and third Section losses to Trafford and Glassport . . . Win over Elizabeth . . . Defetaing Edgewood in thriller . . . WPIAL ruling placing us in Class A . . . New school scoring record set in victory over Pitcairn . . . Three more league victories over East Pittsburgh, East McKeesport, and Trafford . . . Six game winning streak comes to an end with loss to Glassport . . . End regular season with victory over Elizabeth . . . Final tally shows us tied for third place in Section play . . . Ken Ficery's recog- nition on Section 16 first team . . . Loss to Faculty in biggest game of season . . . Another Valley Junior High Championship to our Junior Varsity . . . Fast pace set by Re- serves toward end of season . . . Team's hard work rewarded with successful banquet. Looks good from here. 1952-1953 SEASONS RESULTS SYilm4-rding Opponents 36 N. Huntingdon Twp. 53 36 Leechburg 39 41 Swissvale 44 46 Scott 42 41 Turtle Creek 47 40 Rankin 43 41 Turtle Creek 46 52 Scott 53 38 'Edgewood 44 50 'Pitcairn 29 46 'East Pittsburgh 40 62 'East McKee-sport 36 54 'Trafford T1 40 tG1assport 54 66 'Elizabeth 60 64 tEdgewood 62 R2 Pitcairn 48 57 'East Pittsburgh 47 58 'East McKeesport 33 67 Trafford 52 62 i'G1assport 70 63 'Elizabeth 53 YVOII 11--Lost 11 'VVPIAL Games 2. Wherc's the ball ? After completing our season this year we look in the future to next year's team and to the boys who will make up the nucleus of next year's squad. Ron Peters and Ken Ficery, the two big boys of the squad, are slated to be the two main cogs in the coming year. Jim Theodore, the only other regular returning. will tend to add strength. Mr. Scurci will pick the remainder of the team from a good group of reserves that will be coming up. The graduating seniors will be watching with interest next year's team, and cheering them on from the bleachers. asa: , ggggix 4 9, it t L X iisi 5 fx gh ., uk. -,, I jf Ii -ah il il v ,.f4 sf- ,, X HU, ff ,gf U1 ,, ,., ff ii in Q . 'R 5 ,mx Lge :Z rv , !.- ' N Ol -f e' , I .N i f ., Q -Q52 ' porin .gpaoia MEMORIES OF YEARS Excitement Runs High During 3.49 Season We Expect to win Orders From The Coach Q During MZ Season nah . -an J 'Q 4 'fw If 3 il' 'ling .L-H f Q kb , ll' . , , f 5 . i , Q3 Q 1? ui if 6 .git ., , Qi ,X I , H i, , A . ,1 1 Q.- ' K Aw., klwwm . , i'-vi.. A . I I slifuhiigaqed N ., ,, 1 1 , ,L , , 5, E yvug , X nv vi: 4las ,.L,,,quN x.f,5,w,,-.- '. ,- ,- q'.xv.i Q. 1 1 F . ' W9 Q ' nw A ' , s 77 Q ' ' ' gfAgXpVi, Q A, 'ing' . ' '57 Q? , ,. ' -wx . 5, f U xi, Q Q A 1 U I ,gs we 5 S j 1 , A www f ' YKTL. 5 x, 57' n ., mfs' s A V E. ffl 'f fs X f ,U ', w 55 .L Left to right: Mrs. Left to right: Miss Finley, Miss Bishop, Mrs. Zejdel. ig' . Milt Q v R ' -.. if W Ya Bishop, Mrs. Dia gostino, Mrs. Hilty, Mrs. Zejdel, Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Merrits. WORKING SIDE BY SIDE The Parent Teachers Association, one of the associations of which our school is very proud, has a program based upon intelligent co-operation between home and school. The Parent Teachers Associ- ation represents a cross-section of the population of the community and thus can draw together all citizens to discuss and act upon common problems for the education and welfare of children. Not only do they do work for children, but also provide special programs. Their proj- ect this year is an Opaque Projector for the Gottwalls School. We are very proud of our P.T.A. and their work. Officers for this year are: Mrs. J. Zojdel lPresidentJ, Mrs. C. Hilty lFirst Vice Presidentl, Mrs. F. Diagostino tSecond Vice Presidentl, Miss Marie Bishop lThird Vice Presidentl, Mrs. F. Finley tSecre- taryl, Mrs. L. Merrits lTreasurerl. For Top 'Wai' Wholesome Refreshi Q evcragcs DRINK MISSION ORANGE and MISSION FLAVORS PONSETTO BROTHERS WILMERDING BOTTIING WORKS 704 AIRBRAKE AVENUE MARTHA'S HODGSON'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all Occasions 129 Monroevillc Avenue Turtle Creek, Pa. PHONES: VAlIey 4-0888-BR. 1-4251 Wc Specialize in Weddings, Arrangements, and Funcral Work Flowers Telegraphed OUR Morro WILMERDING PENNSYLVANIA P'0mPf Sffvwf VAl1ey 4 1588 We Are Proud Io Have Played a Parl In the Produchon of the 1953 Westinghouse Memorial Thzs yearbook 18 a product of our modernly equzpped plant especially dcszqned to adapt general pnntznq needs to zndzmdual requzrements We speczalz e In school yearbooks programs tzckets and placards for chool actwztzes and general przntzng of all kznds BRADDOCK FREE PRESS PUBLISHING CO Inc Thomas R Fmlon Presulent Braddock Free Press The Independent Swlssvale Chronicle 721 727 Talbot Ave 614 Penn Ave 2117 Noble St Braddock Turtle Creek Swlssvale BRandyw1ne 1 0622 VAlley 4 2111 BRandyw1ne 1 1441 The most modern and complete Przntznq Plant on the entzre dzstrzct f II , , ' ,JJ Y 1 ,f I 9 9 ll 0 Il If ' I :I - . .63 . ' . ' 1 . J ' , S I J , , . 'E up n .V . J I. Q 0 H . . . . . . ,, W ll. 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