Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)
- Class of 1954
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'gf , 0 6 7 Kai J yay, .gezzoui lizpg 4 amen fa 7 39? ...... .L .. .4 .- -.. Huw' 'l'l1 vir 'frnulrlvs . II. SllIi'1f'AV. U. lflllfllflffi. lf. lslnn. ,L lslnn. l'. Uuzur. U. ,l. ,l1ll'L'.'4lHl. l,. 'l1Ylllll'Nlfi. lf. Slllfill-WI' un1l,I. Hill:-r l'ra'pura' ffup-s' I X 'Q vw! Lb ff 1 'I ' L.X A ff-gk x ,I s'? m if Y as Fl 3 . . . pngrfs N to 51 Board of Education, Aclniinistraturs, Health Department, Secretary, Faculty, f Seniors, Juniors, Sophrmmores, Fresh- men, Eighth Grade, Seventh Grade, Student Council. . . . pages .SJ f Memorial Staff, Campus Comments, Chorus, Band, Majorettes, Library As- sistants, Voeationals, S e n i fm r Play, flllStUKl121IlS and fl2lINllflS. . . . prrgrs TJ tn ,W Football, Cheerleaclers, Student Assist- ants, Refreshment Squad, Girls Athletic Vouncil, Basketball and Baseball. what tool ,aface out inaf year ,Q ff. 'W' ,L s ,lg 1 n 4 v A Year Filled with Pleasant Faces and Places 7- 44? l 5 fl. f'.X1'U I'l'l-Yllll nf s ' Sitting: Mr. E. J. Locke 4Vic'e Presidentl. Mr. C. Capo 1Presidentl NI Q 'mf Kluusing 1Sec-retaryi. gf, Standing: Mr. IC. .l. llurkin 1Solivi1orn, Mr. G, l.. llc-swivla. Mr. M S Hoyton Nli , I XY. V. l'1'iu-In-l'. Mr, XY. N. Lzlnllwrl. ' Our competent Board of Education is composed lu' J' LOCRE of seven members who are elected by the people. 1' - '- . . . . ' 1 'J' 1 They 1n turn appolnt a solicitor and a treasurer. equipment and shop machines are onlv a few of i e: the articles purchased for our school by the Board. In later life when our education is being tested, we shall thank our school board for giving us the facilities to have obtained a wonderful education. We shall always remember their fine service and co-operation. The Board's chief function is distributing funds to provide for school expenses. Our fine chemistry 1 ' A k k VV M. xx. l's1xG 2-25,4 is ll. L. Ill'ISW1i'K XV. N, l..XNllH'IIi'l' XY, l' i'l M. S. XYOJ ON Board of Education Kris NIR. NUIULXN I. lil'IlS'l' Solar rf afffffj I'f'fm fluff Administration We know that we shall aways remember the geniality and personal friendliness of Mr. Reist, our supervising principal. His friendly personality and timely anecdotes give the students the feeling that he is their personal friend. It is largely due to him that our school stands so high scholastically. lVe shall always thank him for his contribution to our education. l 'ST'- When we think of capability and pro- gressiveness, we think of our principal, Mr. Myers. It is largely through him that our school runs so smoothly and efficiently. Although his duties include keeping the students in line, he is liked by all of us. I am sure that we shall always remember the friendly smile and encouraging attitude of Mr. Myers, our high school principal. MRS. XIAIQ lSli'l'Z .No fra Iflfff FACULTY Hr. Carver rhevks A 421198 .U0galum's paper LILLIAX ANDERSON KATHIIYN HAXXAX 13.8. and M.Ed. frotn the Vniversity of Pittsburgh pliysivul f-dncation und henlth instruetor . . . at- . . . visited the XVest Const :ind Western Cutnttlat lust tended Slimiery liovk State 'l'ent'liers College and sunitner . . , 1-oniniert-itil teau-her . . . her hobbies Penn State grudnute st-hool . . . ILC, in Health Ed. are lrliotogrnpliy and rollet-ting foreign dolls. Sec-retury of Arezi 3, l'.S.l-LA .... head of G.A.C. LIGHOY ISEAl'SlClGNl+Il'li JQQHX Kl.3HAyA5 l'fff'9iV9d hiS HA- illlfl M-lg fllmll Ll1f Vf'iV91'SifYv Of joined the fur-nlty this year . . . teurhes vor-al niusir- Plllsbllfl-'ih - I- - ildllsm' I ffwllll 5 fO3lMf'-NTS . . . remit-ivecl his ILS. from Duquesne l'nive-1-sity . . , . . . teztelies jUllI'Il2lllSlll und .XllH'I'll'2lll history . . . pnjmis wzllphing Sl,,,,.,iug M-,.mS. toured NOl'llli'ilHlPl'll st-ut-oust lust yt-ur. FRXYK HFVK .UlI'IIl4Zl'S liI'lI,l.l4ZIl tt-at-hes industrial atrts . . . zitte-mls-tl fZll'lli'2'll' lc-rh Q H Hx y'l'll'1 ' N I .md H' 5' ml ll h.H'f'mST' bus' . .. Y . 1 . ness ninth . . . li. .d. iroin lmqtu-sine I ulversitv . , . and became 4-eitlhvd us vol-ntionzil vooidinutor . , . cullwtq gtwtluull. .md hug mlrmw lg Al hm bv - enjoys a good joke und liked to pluy golf. . . would K ' ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' like to spend next suniniet on the Xlest ot-.t JU5I'll,H lun blk XY. l4l'IS'l'l'Ili FAIRY!-Ill ll.l ..X. in lidut-ation from f'u1'l1egie 'Ft-1-h , . . orgun- teiwhes 30.13. . D I m1viS0,.0fgi,.1S- and boys- Cho,-all ized at svhool dnnve hziud . . . had ai stutt- l'l1i1lIllJl0.Il- Speaking Choi,-S and Enrygh . . geniol. Guidunw slllp bund lust year . . . te-urlles lllSll'llllli'Ill.ZIl lllllSll'. Counselor . . . Ali. and AIA. froin the l'IllYl'l'SlU' . Q , , of Pittsburgh . . . started at Student C'ount'il. 'lush' H MVIAIN V H v ' v Y A.B. from the l'niversity of Pittshurgh . . . tent-hes Y F1553 UVRIU general svienve und relatted stit nrt- . . . Senior class teaches English 11 and l! . . . partiriputetl in the advisor for two years . . . enjoys traiveliiig . . . Lawrence Gibson Memorial l'hoir und 4-ones-rts . . . handles Senior 1-lass problems. takes colored pivtures and collevts reripes .... - LH. :ind M.A. from the Vniversity of Pittsburgh. GI'IXl'IY.X NIIl,l.lNG'l'UX , , r-i' l' Bd. ' ALFRED nl PAH: Petexed lei li and lvl tl tiotn the lnixeislty ot V - w D U llISlPlllgll . . . tent-lies norld and .-Xlll9l'li'illl history hffllte Ill-UNH? Sid?-6' Vlffll- 'f'2H'1l9S llldlletlldl ilflf- . . . her hohhy is oil painting . . . spends her suin- Illiilll und. related drzuving . . . zu'tent-led the lni- mb.,-S in Luke 4-hulmlmllml versity ot Pittsburgh and l'zirneg'1e 'let-h :ind he- :'zlii1itei,Qei'tilfiecltaps vovutionul 4-oordiuutor . . . svhool .H,3NNH,3 Mlvxlu, no 'ru tier ns year. , . , I teuvlies I-,nglish lil und ll und vm-utiouul boys . . . qgltjulgfgpj I-QUL5 il direvtor of the English ,Xssoviution ot' Western - v. . ,J I' A ' 'Aviv' 1 A-- r ll.Ed. Ironi Duquesne llllYt'l'SllX . , . tc-zirlies Brig- :f. T1l 'l :.' ' ' 'H-'UW 'l H1l h fum f t 'j f'1 f'i lish 7. N, und, 9 1 - b Senim, Class udvism. fm, Iwo 'lltlllif .P.. . .:.ts'.i AJS. und M.l'.d. iioin the lnixei- yenrs . . , enjoys hunting :ind huslwthall. SIU OI Ins mlhh' IDONALID GRAHAM I,0l'lS NICSIICIT B.S. and Nl.Ed. frotn tht- l'nivet-sity oi' Pittsburgh heud rout-h of football. lmse-hull und Jr. High hus- - - - l91lf'llf'S Offive Itl'1lt'liw und Stetioxrapliy I :ind ll ketlmll , . , advisor of Varsity XY C'luh . . . nth- , . . faculty lllillliigtll' ot' uthletirs . . . lilies to hunt letir dirct-tor . . , tent-lies pliysirul eduvailion and and fish. health . . . li.S. from Ohio Northern Vniversity. Sonw Sl: Sitting: . .XIIXAPQII11 Nlauuli HIV- Sfillfurl 41 ng: ,Xlxs I: mx. I1-N . uly. Sunw Yuzrn. Sonic . . . Well .' s SR l1.X'I'IlIlX'N' I'l1IX1l1'Ii t1-.111,1X 1'I1-11X1. 11 .11.-1 12111 111. 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Zejala-I The Pzmrent Teachers Association, prcyzxleiit throug'hout the itecl States and our community, has estzilmlishell za xycll- plzumecl progrzmi for the XYVll.ill'U ol' youth, p:1reiits, ziml teachers. By milking! Uliclucutioii for lhmmunity fllllZUllSllllJU their theme for the year, the P. T. A. seeks lu secure the highest uclvzmtug'es for every chilcl in social, mental, :incl spiritual enluczition. They also plum parties :incl eiitemziinmeiit tor the grade schools during' V2ll6llllll6'S Daly, llznlloyyeen, Christmas and Easter. As we go to press, the P. T. A. has not yet cleciclecl on at main project: hut we ure sure that when they clo, it will benefit our school system. Urs. llmrarfl Smilh. Urs. ,lmnvs Higgs. jr.. Urs. ll ulsun. Urs. lflauzlv Nelson -- pus! prvsilllfnls 9-0 ' . i 1,4 5.1 f Xi Sl'il'lll'P llnmf' lfflllllllllll Ujfirv l'ru1'li1'P I l,'.Wil'S Library Unmul Shop M 'Q 9' A -v vs i I 9? hal O Q. o . 4' if Q xx r x u Classroom andid 8 x The 1954 Svniors UFl llfl'QRS f rwxilil-ll: l1l4'llXlilr.lrrllNS'l'UX l vi-V rw .,Q'f 1.-1, Kr-Lxxl-:mf Hflzm' 'lr +-,1 x H l 1:1-Lux xml '11x11'rixfs1.1'l ' ' l A ,xl xm' xxx s.x1..x xflnwl ,ui:Vfzr31mf:14: I-'wus UW, the- Sc,-lllwlw ul' WBIIIS, luuli lmtli on thi' millll' ll2ll'l15' Yi'2ll's Sprint in ffm' N: schrwl. llmx' nmulrl wc ever' l'Hl'jI6I thv ,lulllwr zmrl svulfn' vlzlss Illnys. lhf- ye-zu' X1 .,.,- . , . ffl :J-,-:rl was lull wt zwtlvltlvs--lulllm' l,l'Ul1l, nlzmmlzirxv czmllmiml, 'l'1'zxfl'ic Sur'- wx' estulllishml-nt ffl' Stuflvnt f'Ulllll'll, uml raising: rnulmvy Im- pictllrefs zlml Ililfllt' czmls. We- thought class nlmwlinp ami fl'2lflLl2ltlflll wwulcl IICYCI' UJTIIC-IIUW all is in the past. Therv is one thing: we will allways knmv, that we will alwzlys hc' welmnle- to l'0llll'll. r. Fails. K. Fivvrj. ll. Vll2ll'I2l,2Ii0. Nl. A. Sillil mul R. ,lllllllilllll plan ya-ur's 1-xvllln 3' 3 P. Repasky. B. Tarlnglio. H. Mooney. .VL A. Sala, S. Slovina IDOLOIKI-IS ACHE . . . Connner- vial . , . IJee's favorite sulijert is Oifiee Praetit-e .... -X etive in G..X.C' .... Pet peeye is worlt- ing . . . In the future hopes to he Mrs. Eugene Tittsley. ARIlI4lNlfl ASTUN . . , Cotntner- 1-ial . . . One of our snappy tnajorettes . . . Avtive on the Memorial Staff, Journalistn, and Band . . . Took part in .lunior Class Play . . . Enjoys short- hand .... -X rlene is a perfet-t double for her sister. ELAINE ASTON . . . Connner- vial . . . Elaine, like her sister. is also one of our snappy ina- jorettes ...J X rtive as a tnetn- her oi' Memorial Staff, Journ- alistn. and Band . . . Enjoys shorthand , . . Was protnpter in Junior Class Play. .Uill'E Al'GI'INS'l'I-IIN . . . Pre- paratory .,.. - Xvtire in G..-X.t'. . . , On the Memorial Staff, Sen- ior Uahinet . . . Enjoys rhetn- istry and dislikes 1-onveited people . . , Al' hopes to xt-I a job as a laboratory assistant, WILLIXSI ISAIIRID , . . tlettt-ml Hills pt-t pt-m'e is 1' tn- vr-ttt-d people- . . . ltr-longs lo t'horal Spealtitnu Vhoir , , , Ilis holrlny is woodwork , . . .Uniti- tton is In ot- :t tlrzttt-tnan. 20 l'.Xl'li ILKRXYK . . . Voeational . . . Paul is one of the stage vrew hoys . . . Helps operate the l'.A, system and tnorie pro- jevtor . , . Lilies photography . . . Hopes to he a jet plane inet-ltanitf. ANN MARIE lilfllflllli . . . . . . Connnerrial . . . Enjoys swinttning and it-e-skating . . . Pet peeve is giving hook reports . . . usually seen with Art . . . wants to bet-otne a good secre- tary. ISICIKXAIH-1'l'Tl-I lil-ILINSKY . . . t'otntnert'ial . . . Buzzy pre- fers Otfit-e Practice to any other suhjevt . . . Likes to read . . . l'et' peeve is :getting up for sehool , , , Wottld like to he- roine an offive worker. l'A'l'IlI-IIIIXE IBIGLINSICY . . . t'ontntert'ial . . , Kathy's favorite suhjt-et is Otfive Pram-- tiu -,.. Vet peeve is awepting dates frotn strange boys . . . Ilartl working Student Assis- tant . . . Wants to he a model and be Nlrs. Liniwood. . Nl.XlR'I'H.X IHLIXSKY . . . CUIII- ttit-rrial . . . Marty, a quiet st-ttior, liltt-s playing tht- piano and slit-telling , . , l't-t pet-te is ttutn 1-rarltitig . . . l at'orite sub- jt-vt is .Xrt . . . Wants to Ilf'l'UlllL' a motntttt-t'1'ial artist. .Waking Iivkels for Senior Dunre IIUISI-Ill'l' BLAIR . . . General . . , Metnber of Chorus . . , Fav- ori'e subject is Spanish . , . Pet peeve is girls . . . Lilies to col- let-t photographs ...: Xnihition is to he a photographer. RUlilfIll'l'BOYlD. . .General . . . Bob's pet peeve is c-oneeited people . . . Enjoys Plane Geometry . , . Member of the Band . . . Known to his friends as Rabbits . . . Arn- bition is to go to college. NIAIRLENE BRESSLI-IR . . . t'otntnert'ial . . . Artive ntetnber of the Choral Speaking Choir, librarian assistant . . . liar prefers Office Practice to any other subjet-t . . . Pet peeve is doing hotneworlt, ISl'I'l I'Y ISRILI .,.. l'otntnert-ial . . . liisliltes people who try to hurry het' . . . Vsttully seen with Frant-is Cortazzo . . . Antbition is to tnalte .litnniy a good wife. .IANII-IS ISIlI.l'I'l'l1' . . . Yoea- tional , . . Stage vrew hoy, oper- ates tnovit- projt-vtot' and l'.A. systt-tn . . . llohhy is howling: . . . P1-t pt-eye is getting.: up tor st-hool . . , lit-rrl1 has no del'- ittitt- plans for the future. Th 1954 SCHIOPS lbnluw-s .Xvhv Arlf-no Aston Elaino Aston Alive- .xllLIl'llNN'ill XYillianm Baird Paul liurnyk .hmv Slurio IS1-lvhlk lgQ'l'll2l1lPtIl' B1-lmsl f'illh1'l'illl' B1 In Blartlm Iiilinsky liulwrt Blair llulwrt Hoyt Harlem- Hrs-sslu Bvtty min Jann-s Brlvtn - 1. bb 3 177 ir' 'LT 1 Z -'D 'NJ 15 ,sq Slurtlm liryzul lhlulu- VZINIIIIUHZII' ne-r - nn In U N lull ll N1Ilh un llll ill Munn lt un llmlglllt lx ml und Iwi s Ilmm ls l-1 1 x 1 I Illll ltllll How much money dill we make tonight? MARTHA BRYAN , . , Commer- cial . . . Marty is a member of the girls' chorus, and Glee Club . . . Favorite subject is Office Practice . . . Likes boys . . . Favorite saying Gee . . . Wants to be a receptionist. IDVANE CASHIJOLLAR . . . General . . . Snooky is a member of Choral Speaking Choir, Annual Staff. E. M. B., baseball and basketball team . . . Prefers P. O. D. to other sttbjects . . . Hopes to go to college. ROBERT CINNA . . . General . . . Pet peeve is teachers . . . A member of Senior Cabinet and Annual Staff . . . Was in Junior Class Play . . . lfsually seen with Jocko . . . Wants to join the Navy. ANNA MARY COCHRANIC . . . Preparatory . . . Favorite sub- ject, is Advanced Art . . . Li- brary assistant and member of Choral Speaking Choir . . . Pet peeve is standing on school bus . . . Ambition is to be an art teacher. JERRY COCHRAN . . . General . . . A varsity KVM member, played football . . . Jug's pet peeve is getting up for school . . . Would like to retire at twenty-tive with a pension. I-ZVICIAN l'ORI,lfI'I I'I . . . Cmn- mercial . . . Pet peeve is hontc room . . . Prefers Office Prac- tice to any other subject . . . Member of G.A.C .... Ilsually' seen with i'Dee . . . Hopes to get a good job. FIIAXCIS1'OR'l'AZZO . . . Cont- mercial . . . Favorite subject is Office Practice . . . Pet peeve is hottie room . , . l'sua1ly seen with Eve and Dee . . . XVants to be Carmen's wife. JOSEPH CURRAN . . . General . . . Pet peeve is talking in front of the class . . . Member of Choral Speaking Cltoir . . . Enjoys bowling . . . Joe plans to join the Navy after gradu- ation. XYALTER CZAPOR . . . Voca- tional . . . Bozo, a quiet sen- ior, is one of the boys from Mellon Plan . . . Favorite sub- ject is Related Drawing . . . Likes going to dances. NORMA JEAN DOl'GHTY . . . General . . . Enjoys Chemistry Class most of all . . . Is a mem- ber of the Student Council Steering Committe . . . Looks forward to entering college. XS. ROLAND EVANS . . . General . . . Drum Major of the band . . . Pet peeve is Algebra . . . Likes Auto Racing , . . l'sttall5' seen with Pat in Arlington . . . Ambition to go to Mechanics School. THOMAS EVANS . . . Prepara- tory . . . Member of Annual Staff, E. M, B. and Student Council Steering Committee . . . Pet peeve is long, drawn out Chemistry experiments . . . Plans to start college in the fall. MELANIA LOl'lSI-I lf'AKAlllC.I . . . Preparatory . . . Mel's favorite pastime is swinttning and skating . . . Likes Chem- istry best of all . . . Hag hopes of entering college and becom- ing a nut'se. IQENNETH FICEIIY . . . Pre- paratory . . . Ken partici- pates in all sports. Member of Varsity XY club, the vice president of the Senior Class . . . Pet peeve is girls who ask too many questions . . . Ambi- tion to play college basketball. THOMAS FILAR . . . Vocational . . . One of the vocational boys . . . Favorite subjects are Ma- chine Shop and Mechanical ljratving . . Pet peeve is talka- tive girls . . . Tom's ambi- tion is to be a machinist. Carol and Mary Ann operate switchboard GICNICYIEVE FILLAR . . . Coma mercial . . . Jen is athletical- ly inclined and considers gym as tops . . . Spends much time skating . . . Pet peeve is Mr. Graham's teasing . . . Looks forward to getting married. JULIET FUSILLI . . . Commer- cial . . . Jul considers danc- ing as her favo1'ite pastime . . . Enjoys Office Practice . . . Is in the chorus . . . Dislikes show- offs . . . Seeks a career as a secretary. FRANCIS GONGAWARE . . . Vocational . . . Hono enjoys Machine Shop best of all . . . Favorite saying is, You might . . . Plans to enter Uncle Sam's Navy after graduation. MAIKLICNIC GOODLIN . . . Pre- paratory .... - in active band member . . . Interested in Chem- istry . . . Favorite saying: Speak for yourself John , as Priscilla once said . . . Inter- ested in a nursing career.. HAROLD GRANT . . . General . . . Pct peeve is staying home . . . Enjoys Advanced Shop , . , One of our line football players . . . Member of the Chorus , , . His ambition is to drive a Cadillac. THOMAS GRIISBI-IN . . . Voca- tional . . . Tom is a member of the stage crew , . . Favorite pastime is watching basketball . . . Favorite class is Mechanical Drawing .... A mbition is to be a good machinist. ALLEN GRIMM . . . General . . . A member of Refreshment Squad . . . In the Chorus . . . Advanced Woodshop is A1len's favorite subject . . . Hopes to be a successful mechanic. LAIKRY GlRl'llliS . . . General . . . Butch is interested in Advanced Woodshop . . . Is usually seen on a motorcycle . . . Dislikes stuck-up girls . . . has a bright future as a cabinet-maker. l'AI.YlN HOLDEN . . . General . . . Favorite subject is Band . . . Calvin dislikes hearing wrong notes in band . . . ls usually heard saying How come . . . llis main ambition is to make money. XYlI.I.I.1M HOl'GH . . . Prepar- atory . . . Bill is a member of the football team .... - Xctiv- itics include Memorial Staff, .l u u i o r l'1ay, Constitutional Vomtnittee and Senior Cabinet . . . Likes Clit-tnistry . . . Hopes to go on to school. . GOIKIHN HUIDAK . . . General . . . llubt-ap likes Mechanical Drawing and gym . . . Pet peeve is girls in general . . . Favorite pastime is loafing. ROBERT HUNT . . . General . . . Bob's'l favorite subject is History . . . One of our fine basketball players . . . Plans to enter Uncle Sam's Navy after graduation. JOHN IHNAT . . . Preparatory . . . Iggy considers Chemistry as his most liked subject . . . One of ottr drummers in the Band . . . Favorite saying, Why . . . Would make a fine engineer. l1IlAlNl1I IZATT . . . Prepara- tory . . . Co-editor of the Year- book .... A top student . . . On Student t'ouncil Steering Com- mittee . . . Refreshment Squad . . . Enjoys Chemistry . . . To ao into Chemical Research is ht-r desire. MARY -IANI-I JACKSON . . . Commercial . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Likes Office Practice best ot' all . . . Member of the Year- book Staff . . . Would like to enter thc business world. I u Pl 1 lullst l'lINIlll IIN ls U ll Ge- ns- -'1-vv ll: r Q Fr: G ng,m Blurlvm- Gomllin Q H Q llaruhl Grunt 'Q' 4 V' 'l'hnnms Grihlun . . S I.: Q- ll,- ' he Kllmx I umm nn flll 1 PS 1 th ln Hold: H llllun Huug.,h I-mdun Hml lk lmln It Hlllll luhn Ihn nt I- I um ll :tt 31.113 lam- J uksnn 5 tk '-r 1' 1 S -000' Rn h ucl lohnstun sn plu n Im d ln u an llll1I.dlx lem ph lxlm kgs thc r Hind Xl 1 s lbolotln kurt lun Hmuud Luuns mu Lum 1 Don nltl L1 stu luhn Lllxlll NI nn I lNllllSlxY UIIIIIIUN Lou U! Ii ulhulunu u Nl nw glm lthn lllli NI INIIIUIII nn n 1 u Nl: V f K1 jf Senior Band members make like Spike jones ICIVHAIKID .IUIINSTUN . . . Prnt- paratory . . . Dir-k's pr-t peevr- is Ilishtwork . . . Met-lianit-al Drawing.: is his favorite . . . Played football and is a mein- her of the Varsity HW Club . . , Would inake good r-ollegv niaterial. S'l'ICI'Hl'IN JUIIIDAN . . . Vova- tional . . . He usually answers to the natne ot' Stew , , , Hag a high inte-rest in Illavhint- Shop . . . Plans to lu-voniet at tnar-hinist. .IUANNI-I .ll'IRl'Z.Ui . . . Pie-- paratorg '... .Io's two top suhjeets are Vheinistry and typing . . liuthusiastic' about sports .... - K Student Assistant ... Wants to he a typist. .l0SlfII'H lil,lN'liGl-I'I'Hl'IIl . . . General . . . Joe-'s pet pf-eve is a 'Slit llodge . . . lflnjoys His- tory . . . Is usually heard say- ing Crabs , . , .-Xtnhitiou is to enter the Navy. jI.FlilCID KRAIN . . . Geiivral . . . f'liic'o enjoys .-Xdvant-ed Art . . . Baseball is his favorite sport . . . One of otlr talented artists . . , Sketf-hing is his favorite hobby . . - Will make a good voniinert-ial artist. INDIRUTHY lil'l!'l'.XXl1' . . . General .... Xiiswe-rs to tht- nanle of lJodo . . . l4'avoritv suhjt-rt is typing . . . Pet pee-ve is people who r-rar-k their gum . . . XYould like to het-onie an effivient, typist. IIUXYAIRID I..N'IIlS . . . Vora- tional . , , Hoot is a tneinhn-r of the stagre vrew , , . Movie- opvrator . . . Likes to take- it easy , . . l'e-t peeve- is studyius' linglish .... Xniltition is to make good after graduation. NAXVY LI'Il'IK'H . . . Coniine-r- rial . . . Nancy enjoys playing the piano , . , ls a Student As- sistant . , . l-'avoritv stilrif-rt is Offit-1' l'rac'tit-t- . . . Wishes to he a good S9t'l'f'I2ll'f'. IDUNALID llI'IS'l'l'Ill . . . General . . . Ilon's favorite Sllil.il't'f is Alevliatiiral Drawiti: . . . I +-t pee-ve is svhool . . . Van usually he he-ard sayin: C'raxy and Hel il. JOHN LIKAII . . . th-in-i'al . . . Ale-iiilwr of li. Nl. IL. Choral Speaking . . . R4'i'l'f'SilIll4'lll Squad . . . Eiijoys playing his am-ordion . . . Pet pee-ve is SPI- ting tirkets fixed . . , Plans to ,zo into business with his father. MARY l.ISt'lNSliY . . . Colu- int-rvial . . . Nlet'1'a is usually' seen working: at lsaly's , . . Shorthand is her top suhjet-t . . . A Student Assistant . . . lnterested in sevretarial work. 1'UICXl4IIlll'S I.UYI-IJUY . . . tl:-nf-ral . . . i'ornA ' likes Von- suiut-rs lid. and girls and likes to argue with the teavliers . . . XX ants to make- some luvky ,Lflll a good hushand. ILXIRIH' NIAIRSI-IGI.l.X . . . Gen- eral . . . Like-s diUf'il2lIlif'2ll Drawing and hoating . . . Dis- likes getting: up t'or sf-hool . . . Would like to inarry a rim-h girl. 1'.Vl'lll'IRINI4I NIASIIIUXIG . . f'tlllllllf'l't'l1l1 ...' 'Ka5 s fav- orite stthjs-vt is Otiivo l'ra1'tit-e . . . Spf-nds her leisure tinie- SW'lllllllill2 or danving . . . Has hopes t'or a scrre-tarial joh, I'.X'l'III4'l.X BIAZVIC . . . Coni- tnervial . . . Shorthand is tops with Pat . . . Typist t'or Catn- pus Coininents and Memorial Staff . . . llc-st Set-retary . . . In Senior Play '... Student Assis- iant . . . On Student Couneil Steering C'oininittee . . . Would make a Cit'lP !ldilhl 59 Vff'ill'5'- s IJHZNCV 'X 1111-Ling 0 S lf R. t,0hlIS'lHl. fi. Z!lllI0lISky. B. 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IIUROTHY Bllhlilili . . . C0111- 111111'1'i11l . . . 11111 is il 11111111 111. 111 1111111 11 R91-l'k'S1ll1lPll1 811112111 111111 11111' 1111l'l 111 11111 .1l1lllUl' l'111ss 1'l11y . . , L1k11s 11115511511 XX'1111l11 111111 111 141111 11111 w11r11l .IUYVH ANN 3111.111-IR 1'11111111121r11i11l . . . Me111111e1' of the H6fl'9S111ll9I1l S1111111l . . . Chorus 111111 319111011211 Stuff , . . 1-211.11115 S11U1'l11l1l1l1 1'1i1SS 111111 1111111112 11141 111111111 , . . .X111111111111 18111 11111111 111111 s1111 1111' v1'111'l11, .IUAXNIC NIINAR . . . K'111111111-1'- 111111 , . . .I11 1111111151 0111111- 1,l'2l4'1ll'Q' 111111 d2lll1'1ll2' . . . llis- li1111s Air. 111'11l111111's 11111s111g 111111111 11111- 111 :1-1 11 111111 111111 11111111 l1lill'l'j' S111111y. 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Voeational . . l,ikes Met-ltanieal Drawing . . . One of the Wall gang . . . Pet peeye is getting kit-ked out of shop . . . Enjoys hunting . . . Hopes to become a draftstnatt. MARY ANN SALA . . . Com- mercial . . . Shorthand appeals to Mar ntost .... l ttnior and Senior Class Secretary . . . Vive President of G..-LC .... In the .lunior Play and band . . . lflates getting on rrowded st-hool bus . . . Ambition is to be a sewe- tary. IDUNA Sl'HII'INlI'IR . . . Prepar- atory , . . Sl'lllPlll. a whiz in t'hemistry . . . Wants to be a nurse . . . Pet peeve is Tlteotlort- , . . Mentber ol' t-horus, Mentor- ial Staff . . . Junior Play and rel't't-slttttent squad. NIJIIY S1'Hl'l,'l'Z . . . t'otnnte-r- vial . . . Mare is in rhorus and on the Aletnorial Stall' . . . Pet pee-ve is t'hetnistry sttttlentzs . . . lfztvorite subjet-t is short- hand , , . l.ikes ittk Slxt'lt'lllll2 . . . Ambition is to be an artist or a typist. IDUIRUTHY SIACZKA . . . Com- mert-ial . . . Likes Offiee Prac- tice and dislikes getting up in the morning . . . Usually seen working in Gl'illlll1'S . . . Dol wants an otfice job. SHIRLICY SLOVINA . . . Com- mercial . . . Likes Offire Prae- tire and Shorthand . . . Shirl wants to be a secretary . . . Enjoys bop music- . . . On Ale- morial Staff, Campus Com- ments attd a peppy cheerleader. WAI.'l'FIli SMITH . . . Prepera- tory , . . Smitty likes physirs attd Chemistry . . . Enjoys ex- perimenting and playing violin . . . Artivities include basket- ball and football statistic-ian, Rlentorial Staff . . . Plans to major in st-ienee at college. IIUNA S5II'l'Ll'IY . . . l'ommer- t-ial . . . Smit enjoys short- hantl . . . Pet peeve is Mr. tlraham's teasing . . . ltt .lttnior play, Student Assistant and on tht- llc-ntorial Staff . . . Likes tlant-ing and tlirting with boys . . . Wants to be at set-t'et:try. Ii.lIil!.Ui.K SHOPS!-I . . . Com- tttervial . . . Harb likes OtTit-tf litat-tit-e .... Xrtixities ittvltttlt- t'ltttral Speaking . . . Libraty Assistant. Nletnoriztl F-tatti' and Stutlt-ut Assistant . . . Dislikes be-ina te-ttst-tl . . . l'sually st-on with Sonny . . . Wants at t'b'rit'al job. l'Al'llIXl-I S'l'l'I'l'AR . . . Com- mereial . . . Polly Ann enjoys Office Prartice . . . Vlforking in Gl'lllllll.S, dancing and listening to the radio . . . Member of Girls' Chorus . . XVants an offire job. ROIBEIKT STILES . . . General . . . Favorite subject is Me- t-hanieal Drawing . . . Bob wants an apprenticeship in the Air Brake . . . Likes to play rlarinet . , . Member of band and cabinet . . . Dislikes tests. IHGRXARID TARTAGLIO . . . General . . . Bernie's favorite pastime is teasing girls . . . Favorite subjec-t is P. 0. D .... ln Varsity XV Club, class treasttrer, plays football and baseball . . . Just wants a job. .IANIICS 'l'Hl'IUDORltl . . . Pre- paratory . . . Mike likes Chemistry, dislikes detnerits . . . Plays all sports . . . In E. Al. ll .... Varsity XV Clttb, Memorial Statf. .lttnior Play, Sophomore President, .lunior Vive Presitlent . . . Plans to go on to st-hool. WlI.I.l.K5l THUNIAS . . . Gen- eral . . . lYillie favors P.O.IJ. to other subjet-ts . . . in chorus, Varsity XV Club and plays football . . . Dreams of being a millionaire . . . Favorite pas- time is driving. la mumcl Im ne -un nuthv ls H N 1 Af' L. 1 llllll 5KIlI1 Nl ny Shu ll 'Hillbilly 'sl u lkl I5 i S III!! YIOXHII H ultu Smith llama 5lllltll -u-h-ur-u Sum ' im- S - -A ' urlwrl Stilvs -A 'url 'ur' 'in ' vs Ihluu '- X lilllll Thom- 9 ,vw- wait' Y fi hm ph linux um l1llllIlTYlllllNlxI ll IN I 1 llllgllllllt limotln N um tu I-nd Xhlnli laik N lute liohc It N IISOII Shu hm ll X! :lun k Iam l N use xllthlills luhn Rose lx n X nnku Ilmnm Imam Young, .h'thur lwnmsky Maury lm'i4'lmnwky f Svniors JOB TRAVIS.-KNO . . . General . . . Trav likes Meehanical Drawing . . . Favorite pastime is driving . . . Pet peeve is get- ting up in the morning . . . Ambition is to be a millionaire. l,0lKI-I'I l'.l 'l'YISl'RSKI . . . t'ommert'ial . . . 'l'ybursk enjoys shorthand, art and play- ing the at-vordion . . . Partivi- pales in rhorus, Senior Play, Co-editor of Memorial Staff, Junior Play, Student Assistant, Campus Uomments .... 5 Xin- bition is to be a set-rotary. IRIS VI-IItlDlGI.l0Nl'l . . . Cont- merrial . . . Mighty Might favors Offive Prac:tit'e to other subjet-ts . . . Pet peeve is Mr. Graha1n's teasing . . . ln Choral Speaking . . . Likes listening to the radio . . . Wants to be a seeretary. INHIUTHY WAX!-2'l'lI'Ii . . . Commercial . . . Dot likes shorthand . . . On refreslunem squad. Memorial Staff, Senior Cabinet, Campus Comments and Student Assistant . . . Plans to be a private set-retary, in a pose,' that refreshes FRED XYICHRLI , . , General . . . Guy enjoys advant-ed art most . . . Favorite pastime is wret-king family rar .... A m- bition is to live in Florida . . lfsually seen at Kirks .l.eN'li XYHITE . . . Vow-ational . . . Yot-ky likes shop , . . Favorite pastime is talking to girls . . . llates getting up for st-hool . . . XVants to get at .iob in the ,Xir llrake. ILUIII-IlI'I' WILSON . . , Geiwiwtl . . . VVOUflSilUll is Kob's fav- orite subjeet , . . Plans to be a tlraftstuan . , . Member of chorus and boys' quartet . . . Favorite pastime is dant-ing . . . lfsually seen with Eva Mae. Ml'l'l'H I-ILL Wll.'I'l't'K . . , Pre- paratory . . . Miteh enjoys Pliysirs and Cll6'llliSll'y . . . Favorite pastime is perturbing Mr. Smith . , . lflditor of Cam- pus Comments . . . I11 Junior Play. . . Memorial Staff, E.M.li. . . . if.Ul'l'0SillIlf'Ill Squad . . . Going to eollege. J.lXl'I'I' XYISI-I . . . Cotnmert-ial . . . .Ian is a member ot chorus . . . G.A.t' .... Student Assistant . , . llt-r favorite sub- je-'t'l is Offive Pl'll4'Iil't4 . , . Pt-L peeve is show offs . . . Wants to be a set-retary. Jill 0 A XTHOXY YOHO , . . Voca- tional . . , Tony likes Me- 1-lrtnifal M llraxvingrg . . . Loafing is his favorite pastime , . . ember of stage erew and played basketball . . . Ambition IS lU make plenty of money. IRUSICLYX YUXKO . . . Prepar- atory , . . Ro t-hose eliem- istry as her favorite subiewt Favorite pastime is watching It-lex' ision . . . On retreslunetu squad , . .. Ambition is to be a lab assistant. DONNA -lI'I.lX Y0l'N1i. . .Gen- eral .... Xetivities include Me- morial Staff. 1' lt e e rl e a d e r, Junior treasurer and .lunior Play . , , Favorite pastime is 2ll'llIl5-I . . . Likes P. 0. IJ, . . . Won ld like to go to college. .lR'l'Hl'R ZANIUSKY . . . Gen- j.. tial . . . Art likes P. O. D. .lui Pet peeve is Spanish 4-lass Favorite pastime is loafing Member ot' E. M. I3 .... ln iior play .... A tnbition is to just make money. MARY Z.HiIl'H.XNSliY . . . w lommerrial . . . Marr wants tTit4e job . . . Favorite pas- time Pet peeve is being t-alled Zar titu- is learning to drive . . . ln Choral speaking . . . Favorite subjet-t is Offit-e Pram'- I' I x Q x'- fx. 2 - .fffizclfxl 57 fo 5 gtxig ,f 5 , tary We s ,i,.1-it-43' L.. i M ff, 5 jf, Wiz ,J .4 og I I -.. 3 S 1 5 - 4 iii 5 mg A . . 1 i I I QF L 9 lI0llIPllHl,'iilI,E Shnrlluuul ll Ujfirr' l'rru'Ii1'f' llonwrnnlfinlg Svninr Play Uusia- :Ls t-'F' .al Senior Prelliesl Hair . . . Having the two prettiest coiffures of the class of '54 are energetic Shirley Slovina and good-natured Jerry Cochran. Both have more waves than even they can count. 'A' Hes! Musicians . . . Let's hear it again! This is a phrase that is always heard after our two talented musicians have finished a selection. Pianist Eva Mae Richardson and violinist Wal- ter Smith are accomplished artists. 'A' lfvsl .ltlilvlvs . . . This year Varol Rainey and James Theodore were chosen as our best Olympians. They were responsible for hringfing their respective teams many victories. Personalities Best Secretary . . . Best Machinist . . . Competent, alert Patricia Mazur and able, industrious James Brletic are two seniors fully equipped for future positions in the business world. if Best Artists . . . The artistic ability of our class has been centered upon frivolous Lor- etta Tyburski and modest Alfred K r a u s. Their drawings have brought much enjoyment to all. ir Best Looking . . . Two seniors we should most like to have as our calendar pin-ups are Donna Jean Young and Bernard Tartaglio. Their good looks are admired by everyone. I 5-Q-. Senior Best Danrers . . . It would be difficult to compete with our two lively dancers. They are Carol Nejak and Vincent Mezevitch. We all have been enter- tained by their many fancy dance steps. 'A' Most Likely to Succeed . . . There will be three people sure to hear opportunity knocking on their doors. Sharing this honor are two girls-aggressive Dorothy Wane- tick and intelligent Elaine Izatt. Orator Thomas Evans is also cer- tain to make his mark in life. 'A' Hes! Dressed . . . For a hint on how to be well dressed, be sure to look the way of Norma Jean Doughty. Jerry Mc- Fadden is the neat-trimmer among the members of the male aggregation. Personalities Husiest . . . If you ever were bumped while walking down the hall, it is unlikely that the jolt could have been caused by anyone but Dorothy Wanetick or Richard Johnston. These two seniors were always hustling about to get work done for the senior class. ir Nicest Personality . . . Two people that will never pass you by without an acknowledgment are Phyllis Repasky and Robert Cinna. Here are two classmates that will accomplish a great deal because of their sparkling person- alities. i' Shorlesl mul Tallesl . . . All their energy is not in height for artistic Mary Shultz and versatile Mitchell Wiltuck. And it cannot be denied that all good things come in small packages. Our little pack- ages this year are Iris Verdigrlione and Larry Grubbs. l'.Xl l, l RIIAN ..,, ..... l ,l'f'Slfl1'lll XYAYXIC lJOl'Gll'l'Y .. . Vice l,l'PSl1l4-'Ill MARY JANE ILXCCO ..,... Secretary U l O ll0I,Ulil'IS Nl.X'I'l.XSlC . . . 'l'l't'lINlll'1'l' MK, ZI'l'l'Il.l.l ... . .. Advisor We were now on the eleventh step of attaining a high school diploma- Juniors. Our prime thought was to earn money to have the best Junior Prom. To earn money entailed much hard work, but we didn't mind. We got 011' to a good start by electing competent class officers. Our second step of preparation for the prom was holding the big Thanksgiving Dance. We increased our treasury by selling Christmas cards. Finally, in May the big night arrived. All our planning and hard work paid off as everyone had a good time at Youghiogheny Country Club. Not only did we accumulate money and plan a very fine prom, but we also kept pace with our school work and excelled in activities. Physics experi- ments and learning how to prove difficult Geometry theorems discouraged us-but we managed to make the honor roll at times and to uphold the scholastic standards of our class. Our juniors did a fine job on the football gridiron and basketball court. Six ot' us became reporters for the Campus Comments. The band and chorus would never have been successful with- out us in there pitching. Another exciting event of our .Iunior career was the Junior Class Play. We enjoyed displaying our acting abilities. We pride ourselves on all our accomplishments and look forward to a promising senior year. lst l l l UFl'I1'l'lllS f nu, ici-:vii ....., ,xilv-igor l 'li lil'lil4' .. ., 1-iwsifiem . . ' X, KICYSI-Ill'. . . 'lll'1'ZlSllI'1'l' .1, lil..XKlCl,X ..,. Sf'l'l'l'l2ll'Y ll, XYll.'l'l'f'K, .Y. l'resi1ll-nv No longer are we dazed and confused freshies -but alert and sophisti- career was an exclting cated sophomores. Beginning our senior high experience. Strange objects were marked on our schedule cards. The words Latin, 'tbiology, typing, and bookkeeping crept into our increasing vocabulary. We dug up worms, wrote themes, and studied diligently. Our reward for all this hard work was to see a long list of sophomores on the honor roll each report period. As a group we had many pleasing experiences. Electing our class officers was a big moment for us. We participated in many extra curricular activ- ities such as sports and music. The deco1'ating ot' the gym for our very Iirst dance will always be cherished as a pleasant memo1'y. This sophomore year has been a happy one and full oi' adjustments. We have made many friends and have found new interests. As juniors and seniors we shall st1'ive to develop these interests and to promote better relations with everyone. row. 3l.x.-..Il Nl3sl1+-wb-c. Jani! Ull.rr.. Sou 1 Ulirifn. l.:nX-':'n.- w., ati:-ls, Jamfs Liu-- Uls, gon. In-or gy- M c an. Paul Mill.-r. v- l.ol..:-1 Alu h Znd row: 'l'hom:ss Nlnrshzxll, li'-vi-rly Nl' rrz. .X ull.-y Milligan. l':1t1'i1'in Nlfllufl. li.-it-. fNnx4lulxi1'll, Nlary No. vm. Nl-wx lm: Nlvfiuirls, Hwgory Nlarvnho K-moth Millfi. .Iamfs Nl.-15-il.-1.11. Hrll rovx: Ki r..luIr lllsf--xvsl-.I, Slilrou Klozgxir.. lb-uns Hallo. Vavil Nlnixivnf ko. lb 1.1 ya Klulzngtos., Hoy Mcfon- li--.l. XX .ilifi Alun 'l'lil-ofloiw H: I-,N-ls. Jarnfs Xllslsoxx. ent' :um 4 .f . or' Abe- . Nlnult Yi llmx Xvlh rx Xlnhxo, l.:lli:in Nllll I' ,. lf Flllli'HlIlll Freshmen mee! jay .llivhael This year there are eighty-nine members of the ill'CSl1l1l2lI1 elztss. We eunio from Wall, North Versailles, Mmii'oex'ille, and Wilmerclingr. At the begin- ning ot' the year we were busy trying' to fathom strange new subjects like algebra, eonimerciztl zirithnietic, and general science. Besides all our studies, we are active members of the buncl, ehurus, uncl many other extra curricular activities. We have nlsu taken an iniprwtunt part in the new stutlent muiieil, and by nur senior yeur we will be leumlers ut' the wgzuiiizzi- tinn we lielpetl tu form. As t'reshnien we take at lfit fit' kifltling' freni upper clussnien, but all the time we ure ylzul tu be at part fit' the fun fit' being' in high st-lwrnl. ln nur senirir yezir, we will still renieniber the thrill wt' Hur tirst high selimml mluin-e, tlzttes. .I.Y. busketbztll, :intl ninth Qrzule5Il'zulL1ztti4ili. Nuw we lmik l'fll'XY2tl'tl tu nur Iirst pimni, liunini ztncl senifir elztss plays, :incl our Quail. high selimil g'1'zultizttitiii, Nix! yeztr we will be s-ipliuinrviws. but We will allways remember nur wiinwleiiul Ireshniun yeur. 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This year is also the ya-111' in making one 111' the most i1n11o1'tant rlwisions that we will experieiice throughotlt our high school L'Zll'1'0l'. That is the olcl l'21I1ll1121l' ques- tio11 at this stage in school life, What uourse shall I take'. ' This hig decision may help to shape 11111' future L'2l1'E6l'S. Being seniors is a long way off for these stuclents, but they are hoping and looking 1-Ol'XV2ll'11 to being a model class throughout their high school years. U. Huffslnl. D. lfimn. D. Harvey l-l row: Xi- Nl-ll.-il. Hia 5'- sofs. Sh :fy Korms, lGf 1. lffh, 5l:.'.-fr.- li- :r.f'.'f,. 1'h:iz'.f- lmvlf' 'I'-no l.:l'i1l, lioli- 'v l'o1 -' , Ton: NN farms. l.:.xx:- :.f- N, sl.. Lfml row: li S-'ullfr 'i l' - 1 ,, Yof.: Xing, Y: 'ro '. 4..'1 5 Lax-,. l':.'.-'f 'l'hf-'im lim-' Ki rw QT Nzirwy I...r1lk. twin' '. S: r,1'fr.. ' li fha'-l Sli Jil.-Q-f . lil-L. fl Y' 'lrd rovs: 4' ,r .fl :, Nl1': s. 4:1'ri-- L- . 1. swirl, .P Kofi, if 1.-1- wg. ' 1'v- lf'rl1::r4sH:, Ji-liz. Y -'i 1'-. J X'I'?1 l.foy.:wvl'i. NJ-Q Nlf 'r ll Sq'--rly. Jo' 5!i':1l':'. Nl ss I'-ro i Absent: Nl.:.:1--' lCIvl'- ': lil-li' ' tssli-'. l'.,. Nl --'--, ls! rom: .I-.i. lh'-113. i'1.li.l'4-fiv'v'L . lloir- 1' Vind' lm, VY.l.1111ll H-L--....l. liolnrv lllclovy. Saimlrn ll'-rnln-f lllezi lli':ih'a-Z, l':iv:i-'fri liilihsk Hurry lil illirs. .ind row: Juni-s liomo V. lmxul Vqiuiiio-1-. Hllvxzii-l liiir-lf. r, J: ni' lIicl1.ii4l-. .lurlitli Vzlmw-tla. Klzirll-ii l1:lrr:yl-X. lfoslyn lhirvi, Hoszll-4-ll l'oli -lo, lrortliy Vliiii-1-liti'-lil. Iirll row: Hr. liziil-. Thurnzis H:il'Yxwil. .-Xllwrt Knlfnu. Jani:-s liiuliurli. 1 . - llziyinoml liniliroolv-. l'loi'a l4m-ro, lilaiirw Hroun, l'aIliv-l'im- .Xmlvlliifu Varol l nl':'. lloloi'-s Jolin-ton. L14- Y--rzl liauln-5 Absent: 'I'--:ry Ilmluhiy, Shfrlfy' Niv- N--ul. Juni--s Vfiyvp-izn, Y. ,'lPlll'Pl'. ff. llvrrills. R. Ponsvlln ,- flu 4145 fllllll 'llll lilllllll . .. We, the seventh iiraders, look forward to greater and more prosperous years in the future. Although there were only sixty-two of us, we participated in many activities, such as the .Iunior Varsity Basketball Team, representation in Wil- merding's two fine bands, and taking an active part in the Junior Chorus. The path to graduation may seem far off nowg but if we, the seventh graders, keep up our good work and enthusiasm, we shall be ready to take our place as future leaders andd useful citizens. Vommencement, 1959, is just around the corner. 49 tudent Council The Steering Fommittee was the agent that gave the Student Vouncil its tirst spark ot' life. The Vommittee was com- posed of fifteen st11dents who became interested in organizing a Student t'ouncil. After taking a poll ot' the entire student body, the committee realized that the Oll- tire school was behi11d them. The commit- tee elected three of its members, Dorothy Wanetick, Thomas Evans and Fred Mc- Connell, as representatives to the State f'UllX'6Iltl0Il ot' Student C'ouncils. Later the steering Vommittee conducted the elections of home room representatives to the 1'on- stit11tion Committee. , , in W ' 4, Fig' Q i Wk, ar v M. 7 Z: L 'Z i T7 I , 4 Several Senior High School students got together and decided that o11r school should have a Student C'ouncil. This Steering Committee decided that the first step in forming a Student Vouncil wo11ld be to draw UID a t'onstitution. An election was held and there was one student from each home room elected to this c'UIlStltUtiUll C'ommittee. The committee, consisting ot' twenty-tive members from seventh to twelfth grade, was advised by Mr. Varver, and they met homeroom periods on Th11rs- days and Fridays. This committee worked hard and did a good job in drawing up Pl C'onstitution for o11r Student Founcil. lz:11r, ', . l'llll lJo11gl115. Dorothy . 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YJ f f vu an Z lfrans - View fflmirnuzn of lfnnsliluliun lfurnmillva I i K , 3 s 1 Mft lqi-4: -1: :z..:- 1 'z Sz rn Htleni Inn 1 line! illlillltilfl Ilrni I nun iiIll'il.li'2I 51lIllil'0Yll'il. l.+-ilu Xfqixmlu. l'l13ll1f t'z1th+-rine- Nlzisliicnie. v l Q'-.xl llvpzixi x x , .Emi row: N111 Heist, i.ilXYl'Q'Iil'l' Vurninniiznlo-. .lasnei Iflrnitliult. .Xizirlx Arn-iuiuf. .Xumlre-lx .Xiliil22lIl. .luinw 14n'lf-ul. Wziym- lmuuliry. Blix Nlierf. Slip f'2Il'Y1'l' liXdx'isu1'1 in-il rim: 'i'ilUIll2lS Iilizin, Ile-nnis Kent, Wailn-V Iizpiuif-i', Allan S1-Imeiielil, lmvid S1'li:i1'ItQ-I+, Iiivliuiwl Hun: lxeziinmlu l i1'+-ry, .l2lYIIl'S 'l'll4-mlmw-, This has been at busy' year for The Student Vouneil has been onuzuiized. In September, at group ut' students furmed ai Steering! Vummittee and begun to work with Mr. C'zu've1'u1i estulilishim: at Student Vuuneil in the sehfml. Gimups in the past had tried to form at Student Vuuneil, but they didn't have sufficient guidance. A pull was taken in the heme ments to see ii' the student lmdy wanted at Student Vuuneil. The wte was ll1lilI1ifNUllSi.X' in f2l'.'4Jl' ut' hzwim: at Student Council. At the same time, Mr. C'zirver's P. O. D. elzisses were studying: and discussing' Stu- dent t'ouneils. Ezich home rwom elected at 1'CIJI'6SCI1t2tIiYt' to serve nn the f'UI1SfitLltiUI1 Vummittee, plus three members of the Steering Cmn- mittee. They worked till the lust of Febru- ary :ind gave the ermstittltimi to the stu- dent holly for I'2ifiiiL'2lti1lIl. 51 1 P 0ur Year 0 Unllmlted ner Ai'-Fi 3 Q s 1 f' f l H K.. af IW fi gig, s . i .,A, V 3 X A ily'-f'..,,V Q, Ai . .K . -N A l N 5 xi 'IZ . gm A' A .Q ff A N! run: .111'121Il1i1 1-a111:111+-,l. 15:11'11:11':1 S111111151-. 8111111-.1 S111vi11:1, 11111111 51111111-5. 1,H11l1'4'r Nfqinlx. 1':1:'111 Nf',1:111, A111111 .X11:v'11s1+1i11. :ml run: 1'z111'i11i:1 N111Z1l1'. 1,111'111Iz1 '1'111111wl1i 1f141i11-- 172111 lmw 11111111111111 1'T111'11 Ur. 'll'l.llill. ll. Young L. Tylrllrslfi. lf. lzull. lnllf orvr yvurlnml: XJ -9 1-,X 4 6' 511111111 X1211'111i1 111-111151451 N1111'f .12111e' ,1ll1'1iS4lII, .X1'1f'11f' ,XS1'P1l. 1-211111111 AS11111. -Qu IN! run: 11VP1111.. ,11:1l Y4Y'l1lL.l1111 N1'1I1'111. .X1a1:11x'11 X111-1111 ' , + A Q X1111j'5111111!.1i11111'11,X XX'.111w1111, Q 11fl1I11J1 Y1111 S1 111111111-14 .1:11111'X 0 9 '1'i1141111111- tx 1 1 C1 11111 11111: 111131111111 1 11Q1.11x 111.1111 X' ' .1X11-1--11.2 X1:'1?11IE 1N11':11x ,1111111 11111:1' XX1111.1I11 11f1'.:1.. XX'.1111'1 511.111, X1'11:11 fI11!1I11.'1. .111111'N 12111-'11 I',1 .. I!11111'1 5111 run: '1'I11111,1X 1411 1,x, ,1 1.11 1.11111 11-11119 l'1:,11z1, U1-1-111: X11111..1 .11.1a 111111411- Sl- 2 I 'v 2 C 'ft 5-1 .1 Qa- -if-L IP P- U M... .. Xx-,xl L. Tyburslfi and JI. umillurk rherk ropy Campus Comments I'm going' to lower your grracles if you can't get assignments in on time! Take my name out of the gossip col- umn, oi' else! Give it to the juniorsf' fextra assignmentsj. All that noise and confusion you heard while passing: room 2311, is all that went into making: the C'AMPL'S COMMENTS one ofthe best school papers in the valley and one of the most fun to work on. Mitchell Wil- tuck was chosen as our able editor and he was aiclecl by our advisor, Mr. Beauseigrneur. gh Q e Isl row: Ali: Iieanseigneixr. .John 23 Peliirli. V l32iAI'lJ2ll'3 Lisvinslty, llerty lxonrlric-h. Marlene Dia- yosiino, Walter llajgiei: Isl rim: Loi--iia 'l'vlniislti X 'if- Snal ron: Vqiiol Xv',i:ilt.Sl1iilv'YSlrw 'q' 7' 7- L nga' .ni Sitting: .Xnlhony Ale-rlizm-. Nlilcln-Il Wiltnclq. Walie-1' Sinilh. 'l'hon1as Evans. Duane fl2IHllfl0llZll Dayton, Iiayniond lhnlalsliy. Slanilini-5: Mr. flEIl'Yl'I'. Paul l'x'han. Waller ll21,i2if-13 liohvri Xxvlllllfk, lilf'lliII'Il lflvans. William liuhx .lohn Iiilmr. liif'ln11'4l Johnston. .Xllivrl Kraus. l i'a-rl Nlvffoilln-ll. .lanivs I,ivvss-y, liawre-nu if ninnulo. Education Every Monday evening sophomore, jun- ior, and senior boys of the Educational Measurements Bureau would meet in Room 300 to correct the intelligence, aptitude, and achievement tests admin- istered in our school, These boys worked hard to compute the raw scores, but the final grading process was left to Mr. Carver, our capable advisor. But all was not work, for after the academic and the business meeting the boys would hurry to the gym for a session of bas- ketball and other games. The boys played hard and even Mr. Farver would join in the fun. After all were tired, they would run down stairs for a warm soothing shower. When everyone was dressed, they would come up and find delicious ice cream and cake rolls wait- ing to top off a very enjoyable evening. Besides these regular affairs we always looked forward to the Christmas and spring parties that were always big treats that we all enjoyed. May this page always remind us of the good times we had in the E. M. B. R. johnsmn. JI. uvlillllflx' mul T. Evans do EJLB. work Measurements xXx 1 X I '.'9 X5 QV' f S W. ' 'Nl' 'X' 1 5 f' 5 0:'l4g0 .t'!o. First row: L4-ora flldham. lfrancv-s VVoll'. Barbara Stummc. Carol Tahancy. Johan- na Richards. Leila Vejvoda. Ilonna Scott. Eleanor Piper, Carol Ann Rainey. Joyce Miller, Margie Grimm. Eleanor Glazcr, Lorraine Kanfer. Serond row: Nairla Marl-mff. Barbara Liscinsky, Geraldine Homilz, Riva Monza. Lucille LaGorx:a, Joyce Mclntyre, Linda Hill, Evelyn Hardman, Carol Tokarskc, Rryda Painter, Martha Bryan, Susan Muro, Mary Shultz. Third row: Lu:-lla Spcights, .AllI0lfll'li1, Giordano, Robe-rta Pricenf-r, Jana-t For- chak, Lalie-rta Monds-lli, llolori-s Ik-l :-l- icc, Loretta Tyburski, Anns-ttc Mondclli. Juliet Fusilli, Janet VVise, Shirley Mor- gan, Mildred Mclff-ely. Fourth row: Alice Richardson, Eva Mae Richardson, Pm-arl Lomax, LaVcrni- Manns, Shirley Jones. Marizarct Morri- son, Naomi Jon:-s, Mary Ellen Flow:-rs, Carrie Rice, Kelda Carter, Lois Rising, Gwendolyn Rohcr. Fifth row: VViIliam Leighton, Jos:-ph Leonard, Gcorgf- Zivkovich, VVillard Hardman. All:-n Grimm, Robert Blair, Joan Pindro, Vera VV00d. lst row: Leora Oldham. Mildrcd Mel-'ec-ly. Patricia Irwin, Lorrainc Kapfcr, Mar- tha Hryan. Eleanor Piper. Carol Rains-y. Vera Wood, Lu:-lla Speights. 2nd row: Mary Jane Petruska. Lois Ris- ing, Gwendolyn Roher, Juliet Fusilli, Susan Muro, LaVerne Manns, K1-lda l'1ll'lf:l'. 3rd row: Rita Monzo. Barbara Liscinsky, Geraldine Homitz. Margie Grimm, Elea- nor Glazer, Georgann Wallace, Anna Mary Cochrane, Margaret Morrison Eva Richardson. 4th row: Roberta Priccncr, Donna Schic- mcr, Joan Maschok. Antoincttc Giordano Naida Markoif, Lucille Cuda, Mary Ellen Flowers. Shirley Joncs. 5th row: Loretta Tyhurski. Lucille La- Gorga, Ann:-ttc Mondelli, Joyce Mclntyrc, Joan Pindro, Naomi Jones, Alice Rich- ardson, Rose Askew. lst row: Ilarle-cn Thorpe. Shirlcy Kokns, Catherine Andclmo. Rose-lyn Botti, Betty Ann Toth, Margaret Robe-rts, Eunice George, Carol Farr, Marlene- Barnyk, Shirley McNiel. Janet DiClaudio, Phyl- lis Cappetta, Diana Hotfstot. 2nd row: Pearl Lomax, Evelyn Hardman. Betty Mirro, Marian Enxllc, Mary Jane Corteal, Dolores Johnston, Jean Cherry, Priscilla Yoho, Carol Klocki, Doris Sadler. 3rd row: Leah Shultz. Audrey NValdron. Jane Wegrzynek, Dolores Sokolowski, Catherine Stead. Claudia M1-rritts, Pa- tricia Kenny, Vera Bagley, Dorothy Richardson. -ith row: Linda Hill, LaBerta Mondelli. Marlene Mooney, Charles Vuick, Edward VVharton, Francis Yodonis, Edward Bricker, Kenneth Roberts, Mr. Kehayas, Q Di rectory . 1. X, J v T M. Bryan., C. Rainey, C. Tahaney, M. McFeely, L. Rising aml S ocal usic It takes a lot of time and energy to make a group of people who like to sing into a well organized chorus. But it has been done and right in our own school, by Mr. Guest, our new music director. He has made the time you spend in singing well worthwhile. We have five organizations this year, more than ever before. The Glee Club sang at our Thanksgiving assembly this year and our girls small ensemble sang for the Presby- terian Community Service also. We couldn't do without them at Christmas and bacca- laureate services. We appreciate the chorus as much as those who are in it because we can sit back, relax, and enjoy it. The mem- bers look forward every year to the Pitts- burgh Forensic ancl Music League contests. Beautiful harmony is the result of long and diligent hours of practice and we thank the chorus for it. 1 The Band Ur. Krysik in un off munwnl Westinghouse Memorial High School can be proud of their fine band. Under the capable direction of Mr. Joseph Krysik, the band, consisting of sev- enty-two members put on enlightening half-time shows at our football games. The band made an impressive sight as they were led across the field by drum-major Rowland Evans and the eight snappy majorettes. The mem- bers spent much time and put forth much effort in preparing the drills for the games. Not only do we have a fine marching band, but also a fine concert band. During the long winter months the band prepares for their two big con- certs which are in February and May. Between these concerts the band also enters the Forensic Music Competition. Surrounding schools partici- pate in this annual event and for many years Wilmerding has come back with a superior rating. As we look back on our school years the band shall always remain as a high-lite of our memories. A 4 gk.. 41 uu.Y W -f-,.B.9. may W ,.. ,AVE A '41 . x?1 J 'Mazza' J x E f L '-4 'J'-N535 . isbsfl., 1 1 ' , ' b td ' x j -' X XXX, M' 'figh- p if , ag, fy, 31? A X . 1 xiii? an-I, is ,. fly' i- ' ' g3'S'i'3 . ,. 1. 1 Qs ' ,,f, .,- 'II ' n Mtv af - ! F 3 Quit! .f ' 0 ,- ,ef ' 'Q I. 9 ' if I , Q, - 3 ' 7 ,A 43 A - , fb -. 4-4 , Q I n Q . 0 .'! Q 1 4' 5 . 3 ' Q A A , L 1 I , f ' ,x ,, 6 'X V . A ..- L ew ,.,f i T Ryan, P. Barnyk, 1. Brletic look things over Vocationals The vocational class of 54 consists of fourteen seniors who serve the school as movie operators, stage crew, and operat- ing the public address system. Besides run- ning the projector for all the movies, we set up the stage for all the plays, assem- blies or any other activities that may take place in the school. The public address sys- tem operators are on hand during the school year for all activities when they are needed. We are always ready to do what- ever we can to help keep our school in con- dition for the classes of the future. Besides doing our regular scheduled work for our shop grade, we have done special jobs for members of the faculty and our friends outside of the school. These jobs have given us much experience in the ma- chine shop industry. As we leave the industrial department of our school, we wish to thank our teachers and our advisors, Mr.. Dupar and Mr. Strager, for their help and advice in the past years. With their assistance, both in class and out of class, we have made our activities for the school successful ones. Library Assistants In the library you have probably noticed the many girls who work there. They give up two or three study halls a week to be of service to you. Their unseltishness shows the school spirit that they possess. More people like to go to the library because of their helpfulness, friendly smiles, and genial dispositions. Do you really know what the library as- sistants do to aid you ? They answer ques- tions, and help students become acquainted with the library. They help students with their library assignments by showing them the card catalogue and explaining its uses, pointing out the location of reference books, and obtaining reference informa- tion from the filing cabinet. Stamping in- coming and outgoing books and checking in new magazines are other duties. Check- ing for damaged books, pasting in new date-due slips, and other numerous tasks are also theirs. . Not only do they help you but help them- selves as well. They certainly render a valuable service to our school. Vocationals Img: .T,.1w .L TIHM'-1- Vi.1:Tm1Al Dm-1.y, T.wrfau1uffIxz1l'I'1 l I1111n I Xml. fllfvllllr I-,lil ul uuliug: Illiindw--3, l'.,i11w:, S.m4i1.n Imllw-, ,l4,5,m,.A M. 1'Q1l'Pl Yl1.13'.21IXlx fs ax , V: we ...af l 1 O l 0 W Senior Play Ma Simpkins of Simpkinsx'ille is a play that will always bring memories of laugh- ter. The play was directed by Mr. Fails and our student director Marilyn Mitchell. The play renters about the Woodbridge family consisting: of Harlan Woodbridge and his two daughters, Babbie and Cyn- thia. 'l'hey've been minus a housekeeper for a time and are hoping to get a satis- factory one soon. Mr. Woodbridge is Very irritable and to top things, Elmer North- eote asks to marry Babbie. Harlan refused him and forbade him to see Babbie. Elmer then became inspired with a bold plan- to become the housekeeper, just to be near Babbie. When Elmer enters in female at- tire, Harlan mistakes him for Ma Simp- kins of Simpkinsville, the new house- keeper, and astonishes everyone by telling them that he's going to marry her. But then the real Ma Simpkins arrived. In the end, Ma Simpkins dons male attire and Elmer constantly keeps the audience laughing and howling at his impish tricks. X Q 9 1 X 5 . 9 Choral S eaking Interpretive 1'eading and speaking by a group is the main object of our C'horal Speaking Choir. This year our organiza- tion has been made up of two separate choirs: the girls' choir, composed of twen- ty-eight girls, and the boys' choir, com- posed of ten boys. High on the list of our memories is our first appearance before the public, the Thanksgiving assembly. Next came our part in the Fhristmas program, especially the popular version of The Night Before Christmas, done with the band. Other activities were the Forensic Speech Con- tests, in which some of our members par- ticipated. We shall always remember the fun and work concerned with 0u1' daily sessions. . All of us are very grateful to Mr. Carver, our patient director, who organized the group, improved our speech, and helped us to gain confidence and poise throughout our school years. 3 lst row: Joseph Curran, Arthur Pr41is:u'l1, VV. LQ-sh-r l':u'vn-r. Direc- tor. Vernon Ray, Richard Vracar. 2nd row: William Baird. Raymond Pollock. John Likar. VValter Mrd- jr-novix-, lluam- 1'ashdollar. Ahsk-nl: Waller Monro, .lame-s K1-lly. K lst row: Iris Vvrdigliomv, G,-rulrliriv liililzslxi. liusuyimv Spungll-x', VY, la-sin-r 1':u'w-l'. lli1'v-vlor, lil-tty Ann l':iintrr, Louise l.opox-ivh, Valrolime l'rvxs:u'l1. 2nd row: Ann Fm-hx':n1xv, B:l1'lu:nl':i Smuusw-. Maury Z:irich:msky. Mur- lwm- lira-ssl'-r. Alla-rm linxiw-, l':xsi- mira Z:lxx:ul:n. Jzim-tin Hlnlwly, Ar- lwln- l'l:n'rln:in. Vzilx'-iwlinu 'l'r:n'i- saxuo, lzlxixm- linrto. Zlrd rms: lil- :mor M4-Vurdy, Iboroxhy Kurlzlnim-. llirol N.-jak. li:u'ln:u':i I.m-kzutuxm l':lll14-riml llzlshirmv. Samlral lhxlr' s. liarlulru Hachy, l':iulin-- l4a1'l'1y, I,oral.+ XVilhi1lw. Mary lflizzilu-th Ar:-mins. Phyllis v liollon. Absent: li-my Sli-lmwrli. l':.uIvRzi lf'-1-ll. liomizi .llan Youliv. Pi NJ 'F ik. l.el'l to Rlglili NIV. P. Allllll, NIV. I 1'ili1'i NIV. .I. Nz lls. Mr. G. f'lllll'f'llll4'lfl, NIV. .I. f4lll'l'illI, ur Friends Our custodians, headed by Mr. .lulius Pe- duzzi, keep our school clean and in good condition all year round. They also add to the students' comfort by keeping our class- rooms at a comfortable temperature, even during the bitter cold days of winter. They may also be seen during the winter months clearing the sidewalks of ice for our pro- tection. At noon time they get the gym- nasium ready for those who must eat their lunches in school. Unlike our day, the custodians' day iSn't completed at three-thirty. They must stay on the job working long after we have gone home, preparing for any activities we may have planned for a particular evening. We, as seniors, wish to congratu- late the custodians for the fine job they have done this year, as well as in the years past. 'P 'w--e'4 f , '15 Mr. J. Peduzzi, Supffrrzsor of .1Iu1'nfwmrnrv 67 llur Uujurallr HI 1 II UNI fl an In lum lrurlcrx nr 1 If n Hum: I llulf lun: Rouluu iw 4 G sr.. fi . LJ' Pa Q F3114 S 4 B 1 -fm gf' The Sports Picture During Our Year -if 2 Z,-,,... f A 2 1953 'Tootfafl 65012 Qllnvuulllf Football The an nas tense the drums rumbled a hand was lowered a pause and then a mlghtx klckl The Cats xx ere on the march Blalrsvllle was filst to fall Then the NVlldC3tS nent down fightlng to a tough Scott Toxxnshlp eleven The Wlld cats easlly rlpped through East Plttsburgh and not so easlly through Rankln Then came our Waterloo Glassport The team showmg, vxonderful sp1r1t fought to the end Now It was do or dle for the Cats had to come back They succeeded bv knocklng Hlckory Tovxnshlp and EllZa beth for a loop Next on the agenda was Last McKeesport our r1val from the h1ll Thls wx as the hardest fought game of the year We almost went down to defeat be fore the Rams However they succeeded only ln tylng us SWlSSV3l6 lost to us by a shoe lace lt seemed we trlpped on the same lace to Derry Tovsnshlp who had lost only one game prevlously Now the stage ls qulet the curtaln drawn The coaches look ahead to next year and anothe1 dy namlc season for the Wlldcats ofE5me andfld Ist row: William Viwllfllllilx .lf-1'1'y f'IH'ill'1lll. Will11111 Xloo11+1 ll 'I'l1+-o4lo1'+-. lft'Illll'Til l4'ir'c-1'1'. Rlf'il2lI'Ii .lol111s1o11 Huold flllll 1111111 1 s 1111 fxlllllflllf' Nlediats- lhl2lI1il5lf'I'I. 21111 rout: Coach Nf'lllf'l'. lialph P2114-lla IAIZIIIHQPIJ 1 1111 1 ll lil! 1 George- .lUl'Il2lll, Robert Ile-I'l1illi1:s. .Iol111 Peklfh X11 so11o1f 1 NJIIS l'flPillllIl Xin-li Pate-lla, XM11111- ilfllllillj' lAl2ll12lQl'l'l. fifkillll Ro 1 3111 row: Coach SK'llI'4'l. S:11n1111l 'I'f-ssler. William on 1 II 1111es Xlim Ronald Gadagno, Jaines l'atte1'so11, Wayne I ll Tom Ixu ll Io eph Ilol 111 LHXIQIIKG fOI11I11llIldF Ga ry Jones. flth row: .lol1n Slllllll, lCd11'a1'd lielfiglio, Robert hor ll 1 11111 e Joseph lie-yes, .iflilll llr-1111ig::111. -iillllf'S I.ivose1', 'lheodoie lXll1's Don 11d S 1 5th row: George Cfllllilfl, lili Nvslioff, .l2lIll6'S H11 111 lJ1le1X1s cis 1 ' S D11 Schuckers. A winning season isn't always one of the goals of our coaches. Along with trying to teach good football to our boys, they try to teach them character, clean living, Zillli team work. If they can get this type of boy they feel that the big part of their job is a success. We all like to win, but the type of boy that is representing our school is much more important. These boys work hard everyday for a few hours to try to make themselves football players. But dur- ing this time they are taught to think, to give and to take, and most important of all good sportsmanship. We should be proud of our boys because they possessed all these qualities. We had another suc- cessful season in more ways than one. We should be grateful for both a winning team and a fine bunch of Americans represent- ing us and our school this season. .-I well flvsf H011 rm! Th iff Six Points .' I Six More I .' Going Snnwplavv? Hirlmrflson digs for yurllugv Xrruss Clmfl lu Highlj R. ,lnhnslmh J. 'l'llo-mlnr1'. 'Iiill'lilflli0. R. P1-lvrs. ll. Grunt NN. lhillllili. ,l. Law a . xllllllllv. U. liiflli ' s . llllllgll. K. I'ii1'1'l'f. f'4 ASU QQ-,:'s5v-'di wqdx 1 ,i -,..ef.wf-4 ve-evw'fJ'.:5 hu: btvoeuu- 1 -ALLA- vtybw 'Y gS'lhu4'Ss-.U h-f 711850,-sf Q' , Ji -1-1293, C W H if? -4 vm. Hgfiap. V 3 -wr ,M :JY ds-S f1g 'Y , 3. Ky Nr Lx.:-3 ay! ' 'au 1-5. .-Lvf A -...R L K ls-ga., vov6C,8 Eleven Men and a Ball Coach Louis Nemec loses eleven of his boys this year. Leaving in the backfield is G. Richardson, 6' l , 220-pound right half- back, who ran, passed, and kicked. At left halfback we find J. Theodore, 5' 11 , 190 pounds, who led his team to many victories in four years. A boy who ran his heart out around the ends was H. Grant, 5' 10 , 165 pounds. At end there was K. Ficery, 6' 2 , 200 pounds, a big boy who was hot on jump passes. At left end was R. Peters, 6' 2 , 200 pounds, also a big boy and an ace on linebacking. Opponents seldom got around B. Tartaglio, 5' 8 , 165-pound end on defense. Left tackle was R. Johnston, 5' 11 , 190 pounds, who liked to block 23 quickly. Left guard was J. Cochran, 5' 10 , 200 pounds, who could rack-up a tackle on a crossblock. Right guard B. Hough, 6' O , 180 pounds, liked to pull out and topple an end. B. Mooney, 5' 11 , 185 pounds, was tough on any man on defense. These gridders added much glory to Wil- merding's sports program. C eerleaders 'l'lw1w are six girls ywu will sw- ut vw-i'y Ilvfvtlmll ziiifl lmskvtlmll gzmie whethc-1' tlie-rv lie min, siifiw, slwt, wi' suiisliinv. 'l'lu-sv girls in tlu-11' liriglit gwlil sxwzitviw zuirl liluc ve-lwt skirti flu thcii' vvrv lip-QI In stir up sclwwl spirit Quill iiiiewt tliv stuclmit limlx' with viithiwizisiwi lui' vw-i'y Qziniv. Tlivy :uw zilwzi-vs mlfiiriy' ull Ilie-tx' can til chem' the tczim mi to victui'-x'. Tlivy spvml nwiiy lung lwurs in the SUININUI' trying tw pwie-vt L'hPl'l'S and to lm-zzrn xivw um-s. On thv L'll0t'l'lIl1I squzu l this Yvill' ilu-iw are limi' sn-1iiw1's-Slii1'lcgx' Sloviiizi, Gallo Blcliityiw-, Phyllis Repusky, Dimmu .lean Ywuiig-zilirl , , tw: liuniors, ,Inyu 3Il'IlllVl'i' 'mil ffniim- Duvznnc. 1 ll. J. Young. P. Ra-pusky. J. Nlvlnlyra U. H4-lnlyrv. ll. lhnullv. S. Slovinu lst Isl row: Fwlvn fOll4'lll IJ- lores .Xvlnfn Roselyn Yonlm. llorotliy Nlnro. Elaine Izarr. .Xllvn v Griin ni. 'nd row: .loyf-e Miller. Carol .Xnn Rainey, Melania Farka- dej. Ilororhy Miller, Donna svllieixie-V. Blitreliell xlilllllfli. NNY I Ilona Sllllllvj, .lanr-I Xlisf-, Dolores Nfkyill. I' ll b tl 1 Sinonse, liryda Painter. Mary Lisvinsky, Mr. Graham. ml row: Catherine 3lilSlllUll4', Patricia Maznr. Elaine As- ton, .'Xl'lQ'Ile' Aston. Loretta H, ... 2 1 XYillli'Ilf'li Xlire -Xll Q'llNlf'lll I V0 -'1 say. Dl'IllllY NJ Assistants . . . Refreshment Squad Upon entering the W. M. H. S. football field, the rooters smelled the tantalizing odor of sizzling hot dogs and the aroma of steaming coffee. Pop, candy, and potato chips added their share in making hungry mouths water. Also there were the seniors, eager volunteers who were dancing with anticipation to dispense the goodies-all under the watchful eye of Mr. Fails, the senior class advisor. In spite of frozen toes, red noses and numb fingers, the mem- bers of the Refreshment Squad of 1953 enjoyed doing their part. Student Assistants As you entered our football stadium this last season, you saw a group of cold but smiling girls collecting tickets and hand- ing out line-ups at every gate. They are the student assistants and are one of the important groups in the school, helping Mr. Graham at all the games. Maybe you didn't realize that by working at these games they missed seeing many important plays. Our school should be proud of these girls for the fine work they have done the past year. lst ruu Jml ru The G. A. CI consists of tive seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore - all being' energetic, active in sports, and hard workers. The purpose of this council is to promote good sportsmanship and to get a better interest in sports. The sports we include in our schedule are volleyball, mushball, basketball, ping:-pong, and badminton. We all take turns acting: as officials for these various games. .GIPIS Athletic. Council To raise money for the seniors' sweaters we sell pep-pins, sweatshirts, candy at the basketball games and we hold a dance. The members this year chose Evelyn Cor- letti lPres.J, Mary Ann Sala tVice-Pres.j, Alice Augxenstein tSec.J, and Lelia Vej- voda lTreas.J, to lead them throuilh the year, with Bliss Ilannan as advisor. Truly, we all think this organization has p1'oved to be beneticial to all girls interested in sports. .Xin-ll ,lxllll llSl!'lIl. Jane: His., Nliss lluniian. llvilllll scott. llanfva lillyxolel. . I.eil.t Xexvolla. lllt'I1'r.l l.lXt'I'JlllI. llolores .M-In lu'lyn1o:'l 'I1. Mule-y lil-r:q'11sI, 'FW gfgfifgfg- 1 lx. M -mlm 'Ili im 431- 1iU , Wu- ESI: B l ia M. fW , 5 ww' P L , 1 1 The final momenls of the Wilkinsburg game fadketdaff . . . 1953-1954 SE.-kSON'S RESULTS -v bYilllN'l'1Iillg Opponents 43 North Huntingdon Twp, I Sl l':llSl Klt'lft't'SlllIl'I LIT .ni East l'lIlSlJlll'5-ill lu 2254 l ill'illl'll MIN 'lil l'iIrairn 2511 4:4 I-last Pittsburgh IIN 43 East Blclieesporl -I1 03,2 North Huntingdon Twp, 13 222 'Killllilll Ll lto XXYlllilllSlIlll'2 lx 31' Penn IIN 7-T I'urtl+- Viv-ck lo lli 'Sm-ol! ST 'ol 'SN'iS5Xlllt' ' 'ill fliraclmloclt o, J. lianlain TH Sl 'Willtinslvnru ll ,ZH 'l'e'nn 31 lf' l'IlIlle- Vi' --1' lt 31' 3' Scott lf. 'N Suissxxxlv' lx ,M 'li1,n1l4l1r1'lt rl gf llenon-s Ox'-lliine ' llv'l11Hn-s 5 n'l' Iiull T ilillllvs Ox--lull Rwolwl 'll - 5 This year's team was one of the finest in the school's history, or so some say. NVQ can't help but wonder what would have come about if our boys were in Section 16 or some other 'weak' section. But that is just wishful thinking. The boys did a very commendable job this year and should be proud because with a fair break here and there they might have had a better stand- ing in the league, although third place in Section 7 is very satisfactory. The record shows they had a fairly good defensive and offensive team. All this plus spirit, determination, and love ofthe game makes a good team, such as the Wildcats had this past vm-ar. Q. Q. U R 2-. A T 16' QE' 49, jf, my 51 ii f A A ' Vf-A -.2 , ff 2? '35' ' A Q WVM W W ,gf rv-5 18 . V IP , A 'H 4 14 'J' 40 ,L , .fdgtf 574 N3 x 5 iz Pg vi? fyifz 9 X Q Q 3 3 K , x I 4 4, .X xi 2 r . 1? . f , 7, , ..- -.-... W mi: R Wi ' f M, W 'AW' F 'f' mugs! sl 'a 40 is ' W I G fluff ' I' 1. g ' !'q' 4 wh mmx rg M Hoopsters This year our school was moved into Class A and we were moved from Section 16B to Section 7A. The competition was tougher in Section 7 but our team still came through with a respectable record. There will be six seniors gone after this year, but Coach Scurci will have as a nucleus for next year's team, Paul Urban, Dick Evans, Nick Patella, and John Bar- nyk. The remainder of the team will be picked from a good group of fighting re- serves who also have compiled a fine rec- ord. This material should provide a good team which may go places, with a few breaks here and there along the line. T. l'vt4-rs J . Thcodorq- s LE ,nv 2-as , --a I, Q s JW a, l. I r . u BPS 5,-ay ,,f J .s I' 4 g B E 0' P 'Q 'se 'Q ' -X 3 ,Oki .rg 5,5 4 1- fl!! 111, Q :nz .K-H X ,gf--pf ' -P 41.14, , ,X 1-. I f , ' Ji: . aff: ff' ., Qi 4: ii ' K, , . 1 -1, n 4 4 5 ' 4 N L' 3 I '4 ik 4' ' - X -ing a T YI, r I . A ' .,. f 'fa . 1 ax - , 0-L.. if -. 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Q Xlllih jg iw: if WHEREVER YOU GO In the days ahead youll fund a Ilttle but of home For everywhere railroad Streamllners clty subways streetcars or trolley buses youll fund that travel IS safer and faster under the control of Westinghouse Alr Brakes made In Wllmerdmg We tmghou e An' Brake AIR BRAKE DIVISION WILMERDING PA xx, .Xa ff' I 4 ' HI I I H H I Sw XIII fri l ,. sl X II' Q uxk Ilxx lllrl J I Ir e ' ' W X ' 7 f f f - i f 57354521 ' I Ni fo? fl 25 If I f. f-'ji'-,Q k v 1 f , I :Ca r f V X' ' ' eff 'f ff X, ,. I 'fe I 49, , f ,f,?:fxff. s .K ' fgy Y ,fffff - , ', f- -'4,,f 1, I X ' 'VF7 A ' 7 r l A F I t Ar 1-,yo ' I I - I e' 'V' L - - .., . 134,41 . 'Lx 'A ' 'M' - A 162, X J , ' ' 7 I ' ' . . . . on , . . . ly 7 o n ' I O I I I ompfzmen U o HERRMANN S IRON WORKS pic e lfcffeeapott 2 0533 LALRIS I 6 . 6 Q O . 7 oster Road -:- NlC.KEESPf,RT, PA ,, - W. J. . ' . 'r0p. :calorie Qmdaatw96laa4afl?.54 PAUL DI MIERI S Congrafulahons Sensors From II1e DU PAR STUDIO Weddmg Photography a Specnalty BSO Porfralfs Baby Plc+ures Service Sfahon SIa'Ie and Middle Ave VAIIey 395I0 Home Sufhngs Copies Banquefs Squeeges DISTINCTION VALUE L G BALFOUR COMPANY QUALITY A++IeI:-oro MBSSBCDUSEIIS CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS AND TROPHIES Represenlahve C M KLINGENSMITH 424 Greenhursi' Dr e MI Lebanon P+IsburgI1 PennsyI ana SERVICE f I l . U - 77 ' 1 I . Groups Indusirial I I Iv I , v I LEN C ANDERSON RAYMOND F FERRARO Preslclent and Publlsher Owner Manager Anderson Newspapers The Community Press Oakmonf Pa Oalrmont Pa announce their purchase of all the corporate stock of the WESTINGHOUSE VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY Wllmerdmg Pa and change of management effective Aprrl lst OFFICERS DIRECTORS LEN C ANDERSON P d t JESS H RODGERS Ch RAYMOND F RARO V P LEN C ANDERSON RAYMOND F FERRARO CLARENCE H CLASPER E q EL E M MORRISON S FRANK IRVIN CPA RO ERT B M KENNA V P GUST A KATSILAS 81 SUN TRUCKING WILMERDING PENNSYLVANIA I - I ' , . . , resi en . , airman . FER , ice res. . and General Manager B . c , ice res. in ' charge of Sales - I 5 - SI . , ecreta y , . . . , I 9 Congratulahons to the Graduating Class Comphments of GRIMM S DRUG STORES 4l9 Stat on Street Wllmerdlng PITCH rn Pennsyl anna Compliments of MELLON NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY Wllmerdmg OTTICG 1 AND 'A' -Ar sPEEDY's RESTAURANT M.A.Fu.LAR AGENCY in r H 'A' 'k A ' -'Th For All Your Insurance Needs Corner of Caldwell and Station Streets WILMERDING PA VANey 3 4757 4I7 Stat o S+ eet WILMERDING PA For the finest ln food 6 STAR MARKET II4 B dge St eet WILMERDING PA finest food money can VAIIey 39010 Compl ments I M fr C MOTOR DESOTO and PLYMOUTH Mddle a CI Th d Streets WILMERDING PA Best Wrshes GROCERY 707 M ddle A enue Phone VAIIey 4 3033 WILMERDING PA U E LOCAL 6I0 Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 54 Om FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WILMERDING INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS MORTGAGE LOANS 204 West ngI1o se Ave WILMERDING PA vAney 4 no7o Compl ments of THE FASHION SHOP 20II Wa e A e 522 Stat on Street 409 Commerce SIreeI ssae W edmgP WILMERDING PA ROBERT Klmcwoon C,,,n,,,,m,, ,,, BUSINESS AGENT JONES FUNERAL HOME WILMERDING PA i o . . . ' ' ' I tr 'A' I n Ir , . sM6f4 ' QYYSHHV of yo, Q ' voul smucs Q . I. in ' rm Q EDGAR M. SWARTZ Q, ly!!-Eoi'QK I v : - I u nue I ' I ' i . . . . . ll v rIy v nue I Swi vI,Pa. IImr' . ' ' 96 KlRK'S The place to stop after the game 'k Magazines 9 lce Cream 9 Candy Compl ments of TONNELEU KA CLUB Congratulations from WALTER S MEN S STORE Home of Natronally Advertised Brands 4I7 Station Street WILMERDING PA BOH EN KO'S FLOWER SHOP 5I4 Station Street WILMERDING, PA. Phone: VAlley 3-5570 We 76f69'ld44 ?laeaow CORNER FRUIT STORE Where Your Dollar Has More Cents IOO West nghouse Avenue WILMERDING PA Free Deluvery Phone VAIIey 4 3700 Complrments of SCOTT S FUNERAL HOME RUSSELS FLORAL SHOPPE Ill West ghouse A enue WILMERDING PA Vollrath s Confectlonery Phone VAHEBY 3 2200 4 Westmghouse A enue WILMERDING PA i . . . Ll ,Y i , . I I - I , . I I . 'X . . . CPJX.-u'cr.s uf! lxfflllllrllfff 'A' in v , . n . V , . GABE'S BARBER SHOPPE C0 'P'f 'e 'S0f'- You ve fried ihe res? now try the best VAIIey 3 0377 ROSE GARDEN GRILL BERKOBENS 7mm Qooda Sauce 1596 IOI Herman Avenue MEMBER OF WILMERDING PA Prop Charles Blelnch UNITED FOOD STORES SHIRING AGENCY ZOI WATKINS AVENUE WILMERDING PA Phone VAIIey 3 4400 Gagetta s Meat Market Phone VAIley 3 7622 Compllmenfs of A I TRENGA AGENCY Insurance Speclalrsfs I05 Bridge Sfreef I67 S+a+e Sfreef WILMERDIN6 PA WILMERDING- PA 1 ' 71 1 1 'A' 'A' 'A' 'I D' c flly-ByC fuy Avoid Acddenls - Save a Life See - I I AuIo PoIIcIes Fire Insurance Learners' Permifs Nofary PubIIc I - 14 ' ' 17 I : , if A , . , . P J MOTORS Front End and Tune Up 740 742 AlrbraIre Avenue WILMERDING PA VAIley 3 9959 J POM POSELLI CALDWELL HOTEL I05 Cald ell Avenue WILMERDING PA P no Spec ally D GENRE LUMBER AND MILLWORK ROOFING WALL BOARD LUCAS PAINTS PLYWOODS BUILDERS HARDWARE VAIIey 3 use 3I3 Sfaf on Sireef WILMERDING PA Hornbeck Oldsmobile, Inc S xfh a d A rbralue Avenue TURTLE CREEK PA SEXTON S JEWELRY Rings Wa+cI1es and Complefe Jewelry Lune WILMERDING PA VAIIey 44500 WHOLESOME REFRESHING BEVERAGES DRINK MISSION ORANGE an MISSION FLAVORS PON SETTO B ROTHERS WILMERDING BOTTLING WORKS 754 Arbralre A e ue WILMERDING PA vAney 4 :sas I i 'A' 'A' w . I I I . For Top Qualify . . . 'A' I n I d I i' I v n AMANTEA'S GIFTS HOSIERY JEWELRY GREETING CARDS WALLPAPER PAINTS 206 Westinghouse Avenue WILMERDING PA VAIIey 4 2600 Free Delivery WHITE S HARDWARE Lawrence Paints Varmshes and Spread Satan 300 Westlnghouse Avenue WILMERDING PA VAIIey 3 4900 JOHN LIKAR AND SON ROOFING All Types of Repairs on NEW AND OLD ROOFS POINTING CAULKING SPOUTING GUTTERS Specralrzrng rn HOT ASPHALT BUILT UP ROOFING Phone vAney 31561 Over 22 Years Roofing Experrence 644-3rd Street East McKeesport WATTS BROTHERS TOOL WORKS WILMERDING PA Home of the Square and Hexagon Dnll OFFICE RESIDENCE VAII y 4 3424 VAII y 4 0684 J W MILES COMPANY Gas and Coal Furnaces Arr Condmonmg Kinds of Sheet Metal Work Alrbrake Avenue Wulmerdmg RESIDENCE OFFICE VAlIey 4 0684 VAlIey 4 2324 FALLER S Appliances Floor Covermgs Headquarters for Westinghouse Applrances Modern Stores ln Turtle Creek an WlIIunsburg , . C I , Pa. 1 'A' Furniture - Bedding - Television O O t All ' ' 3 738 ' , ' ' d Cong ofulafo s... TO THE CLASS OF 54 G C MURPHY CO Wllmerdmg Pa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES VOLPE Phonograph and Vendmg Servrce VAIIey 3 7444 MILL S GROCERY The Frnesl In Foods 200 SIa'fe S+ eef WILMERDING PA Cong afulahons Io +I'1e G ad ahng CI ss CAPO S CAFE 3I6 A brake A e ue WILMERDING PA D e and Dance VALLEY BEER DISTRIBUTORS IMPORTERS OF MALT AND BREWED BEVERAGES dge Sfreef Phone VAIIey 3 7700 MURPHY S MARKET Phone VAIIey 3 7I7I 407 Comme e S+ ee+ WILMERDING PA PICKFORD TRANSFER MOVING d STORAGE LOCAL LONG DISTANCE CRATING a d PACKING OH ce 500 P H S+ ee+ WILMERDING PA 0 Compl me Is of FILLAR HOTEL r I n 'A' I r I' r ' r u ' a Bri - 1 I AMERICAN AND ITALIAN FOODS Quality Meals and Groceries 1' if ir v n . - ' ' rc r U in u I I 'A' an - i n . . . n i' i : a on r ik 0 WESTINGHUUSE AIR BRAKE OFFICE and TECHNICAL N Qn9'm6ul4Zc'an4 Za , . . SEWIOR5 UF 1:4 WESTINGHUUSE VALLEY W LIBERTY CAFE I05 H NASTARI S RESTAU RANT S+ + VAII y 3 9667 W SHRIMP AND PIZZA ARE OUR SPECIALTIES SPAGHETTI EVERY THURSDAY DAIRY CENTER MOST MODERN DAIRY STORE IN VERSAILLES TOWNSHIP LUNCHES DELICATESSEN AND ICE CREAM GOOD LUCK SENIORS l 1 W- on Compliments of . . . 'A' erman Avenue Wilmerding, Pa. i' C er of Lincoln Highway and Taylor Slre 1 206 a e Slreel Wilmerding, Pa. ' e - if if e have all kinds of sandwiches I 07 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF I954 From IOHN KAUCHAK Registered Plumbers and Heating Phone VAIIey 4 3582 Wilmerdmg Monroeville Road Monroevllle Pennsylvania THE ROBERT MORRIS SCHOOL Education For Business Smce 1921 Hotel Wm Penn Pittsburgh I9 Pa ATIantlc I 0922 LEARN MORE EARN MORE 9 P0 s s t sb hsl ef Y P 09 Vrsrtors Always Welcome THE PINKERTON SCHOOL FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE BAUM BLDG 8l8 LIBERTY AVENUE PITTSBURGH 22 PA EX s I 0 Mary Ponsetto VAIIey 3 Best of Luck to the Graduates from MARYS FASHION SHOPPE 533 Greensburg Avenue Lincoln Highway East McKeesport P For Your Select Apparel 566 AN OWNER S OPINION It tamily accomplishment is to be an influence on succeeding generations then I lmow ot no more impressive way to transmit tamily history than the record carved wlthln the private confines ot a FAMILY MONUMENT NELSON Memorial Studio Inc Lincoln Highway East McKeesport Pennsylvania VAIIey 3 I900 fandom .June of Qzanafec 'A' 'A' . . . - . I I ' I 1 ' . Increase your earnin wer by enrolling in a short special- H I . , , ized secretarial or bookkeeping course. Day and evening cla se . Applica ions accepted now in Pitt urg ' riendliest, I compl el r ressive school. ' ' ' ' ' I ' u l pre s -080 , l -I i' H I , a. . . . ll ,Y MARTHA S Hodgson s Flower Shop Flowers for All Occasions I29 Monroe Ile A e ue Sfgrl Ouf Wgfh q Turlle Creelx Pa Ph nes vAney4oaaa BRandy e 1425: We Specmlrze In WEDDINGS ARRANGEMENTS FUNERAL WORK Flowers Telegraphed OUR MOTTO Prompt Service USED CAR Lmcoln Highway Easl McKeesporI' Pennsylvama CHARTERED SERVICE FOR ALL OCCASIONS Lo sA Bacco P oprueior The Valley s Most Dependable Bus Transportation We Render Group and Party Servrce FOR INFORMATION CALL VAIIey 3 4557 LIGHTHOUSE HAPPY HIIUR SPACIOUS DANCE FLOOR AMPLE PARKING SPACE FOR GOOD CLEAN FUN' No beer o Iq o allo ed on prem ses al' any I me Vsll' ou spacious d n ng oom afler all hugh school p oms dances games or a y olhe affair DINE AND DANCE FINEST FOODS SERVED RESERVATIONS FOR BANOUETS For Reservahons call VAIley 3 9978 03 II I ll I vl v n ' . 0 , , . : - win - A I I t I ll ' II Teenagers' Paradise ul . , r ' A , r I u r w I I . i ' r ' I I r ' I r , , , n r ' . A A If ' If I1 BACCO S TAVERN 100 Brldge Street Wllmerdmg ART S CONFECTIONERY 108 Brldge Street Wllmerdmg MARYS POULTRY MARKET 112 Bridge Street Wllmerdmg AMELIA S BEAUTY SHOPPE 310 Alrbroke Avenue Wllmerdmg HANEY S CLEANERS 708 Alrbroke Avenue Wllmerdlng ALS SERVICE STATION Westinghouse 8. Station Sts Wllmerdmg IRLAMS APPLIANCE and TV 210 Westlnghouse Avenue Wllmerdmg SILVER RAIL 104 Westinghouse Avenue Wllmerdmg NASTARIS BARBER SHOP Stotlon Street Wllmerdnng GERARDS GROCERY STORE 424 Westmghouse Avenue Wulmerdmg Compllments of Fnends JOE AND BILL RICHTER S GROCERY 306 Westmghouse Avenue Wllmerdmg PETE MURO S SHOE REPAIR 204 State Street Wllmerdmg SPINELLI HARDWARE 116 Bridge Street Wllmerdlng WALTER S MOTOR CO 412 Westinghouse Avenue Wllmerdmg CAVALIER FAST SERVICE NICK FRIEDMAN PRAISNER S RESTAURANT PERRONES CLEANERS URBAN HARDWARE LEONARDOS BEAUTY SALON MAC S DRUGSTORE Compliments of WILMERDING CAFE VIVIAN S CONFECTIONERY , . . . . . I 1 1 . . . . . . I r 1 1 . . . . . 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