Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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Candids. . . . pages '74 to 91 Football, t'heerleaders. Student Assistants, Refreshment Squad. Girls' Athletic Council. Basketball. Baseball, The 15337 Blemorizil IJOI'T1'2iYS the story ot' one short yezii' of our life- - ai yezii' ht-gun with misgivings A zi yezn' left hehind with senioi' relut' tance. We thank the f?iCLllIj' and zidininistration for p1'epzii'ing us to serve our Cornmunity in iatei' life. Through the high st-hool's education system we developed our minds and bodies, and paved the way to heeom- ing All-Aniericun citizens. I ndei' tht I i Qs-wwfss -A M z' 1 K ,X 'au 9' QAFMUSMJQ 't 'rx S ix 3 ' Q ...fm A, J That Old Gang of Mine 4.53 - 1263- z ?i,..'7 -. arf, . .i , . .ir if 3.,-4' W. 2,5 'T ' l 'yi L4.d1.l4J.4 m f , x wi, 11' 'Ni' 'fu ,S I, .5 y. ,f V if S tru J' K A ati' z ,nn-'f' . 1' 'L .u ' . ff 3 f I J V - ,M.. .bm v ' , , W nv,-'rar Ki? PEOPLE Board of Education C. CAPO President M. S. WOJTON Vice President M. VV. KLAUSING Secretary W. BERKOBEN G. L. BESWICK E. J. LOCKE G. MOCHAN The nucleus of our school system is the Board of Education. This board consists of seven progressive minded gentlemen who are faced with the important task of providing the best education possible for the children of our community. The board spends long hours discussing and formulating policies which are necessary in the operation of our school. They also solve many problems which arise during the year. As a result of their sincerest efforts, we have a qualified faculty, a well-kept building, modern equipment and needed school supplies, and a line athletic program. The seniors would like to thank the board ot' Education for their assistance and co-operation throughout the year. Mr. G. Mochan. Mr. VV. Berkoben. Mr. li. J. Durkin lSoIiciIor1, Mr. M. VV. Klausing fSCc-retaryf, Mr. C. Capo fPrcsident1, Mr. M. S. Wojton fVice Presidentl, Mr. E. J. Locke, Mr. G. I.. 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Graduated Thiel Col- lege . . . received B.S ,... teaches Civics and World History. JOHN L. CODDINGTON . . . Graduated Du- quesne University and University Study Center in Florence, Italy and Cherulini Conservatory . . . received B.S .... teaches Music Education . . . likes music, reading and all sports. VERA CVRRY . . . Graduated University of Pittsburgh . . . received B.S. and M.I-Id . . . teaches Junior and Senior English. ALFRI-ID DI'PAR . . . Graduated University ot' Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech . . . studied Voca- tional Co-ordination . . . teaches Industrial Arts Drawing, Related Math and Mechanical Draw- ing. DONALD GRAHAM . . . Graduated University ot' Pittsburgh . . . received B.S. and M.l-ld . . . teaches Stenography I and II and Office Prac- tice. DANIEL KELLY . . . Graduated St. Vincent College . . . received B.S. in History . . .teaches Junior High History . . . coach of Basketball reserves. JOHN LIGHTNER . . . Giaduated Indiana State Teachers College . . . received B.S. and B.Ed . . . teaches Bookkeeping and Commercial Arith- metic. til-IORGE MANIS . . . Graduated University of Pittsburgh and John Carrol University . . . re- ceived B.S .... teaches Problems of Democracy . , , Guidance Counselor. DONIONIC NIAVRIZI . . . Graduated Duquesne University . . . graduate work at University of Pittsburgh . , . received lil-Id . . . teaches ling- lish II and Spanish I and II. JOSEPH Mt-LAIN . . . Graduated llniversity of Pittsburgh . . . received BS .... teaches General Science and Related Science . . . advises the Ml'1MORIAL . 4ll'INl'2VA BIILLINGTON . . . Graduated l'ni- versity of Pittsburgh . . . received B.S. and 3I.l'Id . . . teaches American and VVorld History. mis. Mr. Bvrnardi. Mr Rf-zamliiffgnrllr. NIV. Kellv IZl1lI'iZi. Mr. Lightnoly Mr. Graham. 311' SCUFC! F a c u 1 t STl 1Yl'lN NIUNOYUFDIS , . . Uliidlliilvfi Sill vm Uvllvgv . , . Hvcvivvd 13.8 ,,.. tcachvs Art , , , VII-INXS phutugr:1pl154 lmu-I :md mms Qpurta. -ll'.NNll'I MYNRO . . . '?IHfil1HT1'fi Vnixe-lflly nf Pittsburgh . . . 1'c-cwxvfi HA. :md KH-Sri . . , tr-ache-5 English lf! :md ll, Rf,-lan-ri lin: lifh and Rvmedial Rmding. lNl.N'.vXl.ll IHUQANO , fimfivmtl-ri Ihnlllewm lI1lXl'lNl1j , , , l1'f'l'lXl'fi Imlxri . , V:-:ivhw 121-ns-r:'l Xlfath :md ,Xlgw-iw.: 1 :md II. IDOICUTHY PERU , , , filaufillzlwrl VI!lX4'l'Silj uf I'i1!sh1n'gl1 . . r'4'c'r-in-fi HA. :ami NIJ-Id . . , H-:4r'lws fiwuQv':upl1y and Hvulth T :ami is KNTHONY l'l'ITIUN'l'Il.I,l . . 4 f2I'PHillH1l'fi SI Vim-s-nf Vullf-gf' :md f iI'l1l'Ei4' 'IW-c'h . . . H' 4-1-in-ri HS. :md Nlliri . . . Tvawlwew Instru lm-11l:ul Ximian' :mrl 1'4lIlfil1l'TN lmnri, .KLWIX lH'Ill'lll'INI5Al'll . . 4 lllnfillutn-ri Ifzus SI1'm1l1dshlll'g Stair- 'll-:ar'l1s-xx :Hari Pr-IIIISXI X Il1I1l Stan- If-:u'I1m's iullvgf- , . , 1'vr'Plxw-rl HS, and HP:ul1h and Physirwul I'Tdll1'Jlfil5I1 , , f JH'hf'N Gym :md Girls Hvnlrh. NURNIAN RICSTXINIC . , . fQl'il4'iIl2i1l'Ii Kixkl Vw-p. l'nix'm'si!5 nf X'llI:mm:u :md Pmmsyl xnmaa Stair- 'I'0:1f'hm's 1'1wIlc'uf' , . . l'1'f'vixe-cl HS .,,, iflavhvs Gym JlI1fi Hwalth , . . f-mu-h uf football :md .llmiur High Hnxkvi hull . . . lik:-5 :ull spurlx :xml H'JIdil1il. .V IMIIIA L' flsmflm. I' Nxxlwlpe-1'm' Ill Swiwmw- Flaw F 3 C u 1 t FRIENDLY PERSUASION EIHYAKID Si'l'lH'l . . . fjividiiatcrl Indiana State 'I'efiche1's Cullf ze , . , received BS. and Mild . . , teacheis C'fmsun'iers l-Iducatifm and Typing , . . cuaches varsity basketball. URYSIA Sl-ZNI-ITA . . , Graduated L'nix'ersit5' of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech Library Schuul . . . received BA, and NIA. . . . teaches l.ihi'a1'y Science and schuul library. ELYA SIIICARICIR , . tirafluated Shadyside Hospital , . recivcrl HN ,... is schuul nurse. HOVVARID SMITH . . . firaduatr-rl Allegheny College . . . 1't-ccixt-cl IES ,,,. tt-ur-lies liiulugy '-nd C'l11-inistry, NIIFIIAIGI. STK.-Uilill . 4 , firairliisite-rl l'lii- versitx ul' Pittsburgh . . . Iwi-ix:-rl lib. . , . teaches XvUf'Hll4lllfll Arts :ind Arlxainr-1-rl Bla- chinc- Shops. RVTII TIC-IAN . . . !il'Jlflll5Ill'fl XlJllLfJlI'l'l Klint'- risfm f'ai'vv-gift Full:-gr' . . . iw-ci-ix:-d HSA , , , teaches llmnemaking: FUNSTANTINIC THUXI.-xs , , . filviflllatcfl ITIIQIIPNHY' I'nix'ei'sity , , rc-cs-ixvd RS, and MS ..., teaches English 9 :ind li. LENORA TRVAX , . , Graduated l'niversi1y nf Pittsburgh . . . received BA. and M.Ed . . . tr-aches Arithmetic and General Math. THEODORE ZARICHANSKY . . . Graduated California State Teachers College . . . studied Industrial Arts and received BS .... teaches Industrial Arts. PATSY ZITELLI , . , Graduated l'nix'ersity of Pittsburgh . . . received HA, and Mild . . . teaches Plano and Solid Clconietiy. Physics :ind Ti'igtiiiuiiis-ti'y. Xlr. L'umlcliny.gtun. Mr. Munuyuudis, Ali: 'I'humas, Mr. Petrucelli Miss Anderson, Bliss Ammerman. Miss Rcichenbach. Miss Tcjan Mr. McLain. Mr. Pagano, Mr. Smith, Mr. Zitelli Busy People IT'S A WOMAN'S VYORLD The Willnviwliiiu P. T. A, pu-se-iitwi ri vzirin-rl program for tlie school your ltlfvti-19.37. Tlit- program ronsistvrl of monthly nieetinqs where timely snli- jerts were rliscussed and films shown. Well known men and women presented new iflezis to tht- group. The P. T. A. :ilso sponsored t'liildren's plays whirli the Qrziflt- schools :attended :intl enjoyed immensely. The P. T. A. also served refrvslinients to the parents on opt-n lionst-. ztfuw' Hrs. lliislwll Petris. fVli'J-. Pohort ll:irx:itin Mrs .lolin Rzirliyk. sfumliugx Altos. Nlivlinel Voplnvlizik. Alr- flenn linrton, Nlrs. lfflvwirrl llfilklllftql. ATI -. l,llt'ilN F Iisrino. MOTHER'S CLUB The Wilrnerrling 3Iotlier's Club has been wry helpful to this year's senior class. This ywiix the Mother's Club has :nxm-clerl jeu-kets to senior Cheerleaders. lizmfi members, mzxjorettes, and boys pzirlieipzitinq in sports. The NIother's Ulnli luis also sponsored many SZlfllI'd?1A' night cizinees at wliicli fine talent from 'nur svliool was present to put on an L'I1jUA'2llllf' slioxx' midway' tlirollglh the evening. Nvfafvyf. Allis, liolv-it lluixratxn. Nlis AXllllfilI1IMrAll l inis Min Ili it 'Q 'x . . 's lil: 1 ti in Nhllllllllll' Nlis. l':iiniinw- lnftsoslirin AI13- AAA ill llwsflvll Alls l.4fl'J1l,r' .XJR- lulzslli Health Program A room, which seems to be hidden away on the Hrst floor, is our Health De- partment. Here we Gnd our nurse, Mrs. Shearer, who is always ready to give aid to students who are in need. Dr. Leonardo is always there to take care of our ath- letes and give physical examinations to all the students. Some familiar scenes in our llealth Department are Dr. Bloom giving eye examinations and Dr. Barrett check- ing teeth. These people make up our nne llealth Department. KEEP YOUR SUNNY SIDE UP D1 Leonardo examines G. Goodlin. Nlr Shearer ets information from G Auel l llblgfl' I't'IiICh Pu .vlrfl rlf Xnrirn-u C'z11'1'a11u Vu-1 Pffx. I mammal Luna 7'r1v1.w:1rrf wx' Inu Stright Sc'1'f'rhrf ff NIV. Zlil'lL'IIiil1SIij AIlfi.w,' 1957 Seniors II DQFeIices. J. Fleming, II, NX'z1szCxz1k S OI-'I-'IC 'I'.IiS A57 ILINH XI. I.. Mn m 1 IIMII1 KIl.A5il1t1I1IIIxX X L 11 mmm, In IIIIII alll 'I I ILLI HII .,. .27 ., ll fl Q0 A Q-v we 6 9 'C ve xr- M - V, . Nw- W Q R '27 i f ' l- . x Jumly .Xilzimx Immtliy Arirliawko llfilyml lXlL'IlClili Vlqlllllllili Ashlmilgh -IYDITH ADAMS . . . C'f'Jl'l1lT1P!'t'l3l . . . .liidy Pi ROBERT GEORGE ARENDAS . , . General . . . mvmlvi- nf lhri .lll!TlUl' and Svnioi' Vahmvt . , , Buddy lwlieves in having ai good time . . , Dis- Hr-frmlwiw-nt Sfflilfl . . . Rlmnmfinl Stuff , . . Frimpii- likes penplv who arc' always lair' . . . Enjoys ,qoinil Stuff . . . Yutml 'Vhf- Hilqf-gr , , , Ilislikf-Q lmiiv- tu dimcfis :mrl pnrlivs . . . Plans to join llw srlrvicfi. iuirli . . , l,ik-is priiilllm' l'l'i ll'flx . . . Aniliiiifm is . A 4 Tu lyk gl SI'ffl'f'1LllX'- THONI.-XS ASHISAI GH . . . VOC2lllfll13l . . . ASl1lPH ' is always 'wut fm' a good timr- . . . Band . . . Movie' IIOROTIIY ANDIRASKU . . . lkimmr-i'z'i:il . . . lint Vrmx' . . . Pvt pwvvv is t0:1f'hQrs . . . Making money is em :ic-tiwi inf-nilwr .nf rho Sf-nim' Chorus . . . is his fsnuritr- pastime . . . Hopes to hc- an appren- Slllfllqlil Awislanl . . . llislil-cvs girls whri lilu- sittvn- HCP. Twin . . . l :ix'm'ilv pnsiinw is working nwii' Aim! lliiifi' . . . lllniw lu qs-1 ai fjfmfl juli. GR ADU ATION DA Y Smferl: P. Postcll, F. Yodonis, T. Karas. W. Bohich J. Jurczak, E. Merkovsky, A. L'a1'1'anu. Sfun41in.g.' S. Douglas, B. Mirro, K. Trkula. D. Bachy. J. Adams, E. Lynch, M. L. Stright, H. Tre-nga, E. Luna, G. Pekich, J. Fleming, B. Gordon. Mr. Zarischansky. ' gl Janice Bacco Diane Bachy Robert Bachy Seniors MOMENTS TO tl,-KNIFE BACCO . . . Commercial . . . Jan one of our cute majorettes , . .-USMQLY Seen with Rachel . . . Pet peeve is conceited boys . . . Plans for the future are to get married. ' DIANE BACHY . . . Commercial . . . Di likes listening to popular records . . . Member of Memorial StaIT . . , Campus Comments . . . Student Assistant . . , Dislikes getting up in the morning . , . Hopes to enter college. ROBERT BACHY . . . Vocational . . . Bachy is quiet but a card among his friends . . . Movie Crew . . . Pet peew is dumb vocationals . . . Likes to sleep , . . Plans tr: be an apprentice. KEITH D. BERTOLUZZI , . , Preparatory . . . Bert is Band President . . . Received title of Best Musicianl' . . . Hopes to become a profes- sional saxophonist and study music. EUGENE BILINSKI . . . Vocational . . . Chisel one of our movie operators . . . Dislikes stuck- up girls . . . Favorite pastime is driving the car around . . . Plans to be a machinist. Nata Blazevich Sylvia Bobieh XVayne Bobich Q -no , it 1' 'TT' 1 I Keith Bertoluzzi Eugene Bilinski REMEMBER SATA BLAZI-IVICH . . . Commercial . . . Na :i member of the Memorial Statf . . . Usually sten with Bebo . . Pet peeve is show-offs . . . Favorite pastime is dancing and listening to pop- ular records . . . Future plans are to become a secretary. SYLVIA BOHICH . . . Commercial . . . Sil likes to tease . . . A member of the Memorial Staff . . . Pet peeve is Mr, Graham teasing . . . Likes to play records . . . Plans to attend Business School. WAYNE ISOBICH . . . Preparatory . . . Rube is member of Student Founeil . . . Senior Fabinet . . . Memorial Staff . . , Plays football . . , One of the Fellow Serbs . . , Plans to enter college. BERNARD BOLTON . , . Vocational . , . Ber- nie is one of the quieter boys . . . Pet peeve is getting up for school . . . Likes to loaf . . . Future plans are more loafingf' EILEEN BOLTON . . . Preparatory . . . Ey is the Tri-Hi-Y treasurer . . . On Memorial Staff , . . Hopes to attend Indiana State Teachers college. Bernard Bolton Eileen Bolton 91' .ll 5 ., V 'X ,, . 4 1 V , . ' ,Ii tx' k 1, is. I ,fi ' O 't 2 ' x A - ' I Maxine Brooks John Brozak Gerald Buzzie Anthony Cappeta Andrew Carrano MAXINIG BROOKS . . . General . . . Max a ANTHONY CAPPI-LTTA . . , Preparatory . . . member of the chorus . . . Dislikes fretting up 'tC'ap is known for his friendliness to everyone in the morning . . , Favorite pastime is reading . . . Gossiping girls are his pet peeve . . . Likes good books . . . Wants to be a biologist. tinkering with his car . . . Is looking forward Q U A to attending college. JOHN BKOZAK . . , General . . . Broz sings with the Five Sharps . . . 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UOLORI-IS DeFEl.If'l'IS . . . Dee one of our Xin ineniiier ot' Eleznorial Staff , . . Pet peeve artists for the Memorial . . . Took part in the is Ali-. t3rah:iin . . . Dislikes being called Mary Junior play . . . Dislikes waiting for people . . . , . . Favorite pastime is writing letters to Bob . . . Likes to dance and listen to records . . . Future I'lans to he a secretary. plans are undecided. KATHRYN COXUN . . . Preparatory. . . Kathy RALPH DIAGOSTINO . . . General . . . Ralph is a member of the Refreshment Squad . . . active as E. M. B. Secretary . . . Pet peeve is Memorial Staff . . . G, A. C .... Voted for the gym class . . . Favorite pastime is Loafing . . . 'Prettiest Hair . . . Pet peeve is waiting for Well liked hy everyone . . . Plans to he a people . , . Faxorite pastime is sleeping . . , Draftsman. Plans lo he an lingineeiing Secretary ' SAM DOUGLAS , . , Preparatory . . . Doug 'l'lll'l0DUlCl'I PYNKAR . , i V-ieational . . . 'l'etl- is quiet but good natured . . . Basketball . , . ily lr, otten si-en ilrixine his ear aroiinii Wilmer- Seliioi' Cabinet . . . I-Injoys dancing and going te fling . , Slzizlvi' t'i--it 2 4... X loxie Vrexx , , , Likes ilanees , , . His plans tor the tuture are iineertain exeiteiiii-iii . . . ln the liiliire 'I'i-tlmly hopes In lie right mm. I I ' ' . ' 'U I ' K.-x'l'um'N m:os'r . , . iniiiini-i-t-iiil . . . Rarity BARBARA DAVIS . . . C'oniniereizil . . . Balls ineniher ol' the Nleinorial Staff . . . Campus Coin- is lrienrlly :intl energetic- , . , ller pet peeve is ments . . . Dislikes people who hrag . . . Likes people :xho think they Q.,-1. i,,H,.,, than wiht-rg , , , to listen to records . . . VVants to he a iiiedieal linjovs singing: . . . Hopes Io hc-come a Recording secretary. 'mm' xmicux i-:Num-1 , . . ca-nm-ai . . . -'Min- im Il.-'H.lC DI-LICR . . . tleneral , . . Dale took part active member in Junior and Senior plays . . . in ioothall . . . L'horus . , , Senior play . . . Base- Fhorus . . . l 'ivorite pastime is going out . . . hall . . . llsisketlrill . . . Dislikes eoneeitetl girls Dislikes non-energetic people . . . Future plans . . , linjoys nights ou: :it l'reston's . . . Plans Io are nursing. join the nizirines. Dolores DeFelices Ilalph Dizigostino Sam Douglas Kathryn Drost Marian lingle l 2: 'R' 'qs 'wt ,pulp L -A Y B' 'VN lui N. . P H. ff' y ' --Q . f 'V 41 - . 49 in A was fd .- - 1 0 A I .I 5 .N is X . l J Edward Eskievich Joseph Fleming Danniele Franks Robert Gadagno Alberta Gillcrese O S e H 1 0 1- S DREAM ALoNG WITH ME EDVVARD ESKIIGYICH . . . Vocational . . . XVILLIAM GORDON . . Preparatory . . . liill Dun Dun is a great favorite with everyone was president of our Junior Class . . . Junior . . . Stage Crew . . . Movie Crew . . . Hates play . . . Refreshment Squad. . . Student Coun- getting up for school . . , Favorite pastime is cil . . . Band . . . Likes to listen to good music' loafing . . , Wishes to become a machinist. , . . Plans to study Physics in college. JOSEPH DITRELL FLEMING . . . General . ,. -I0 ANNE GRANT . . Jo is loads of fun und Durell plays basketball . . . Member of l'I.M.B. popular with everyone . . . Member of Refresh- . . . Varsity W . . . Junior and Senior cabinet ment Squad . . . Boys are her pet peeve . . . . . l-lnjoys dancing and basketball . . . Plans Wishes to be an Airline Hostess. to be a Physical Education Teacher. , , ,, EVALYN HARDMAlN . . . Preparatory . . . luv DANNIlfIl.Ll1I FRANKS . . , Commercial . . . xnemlkir oi' the lXle.nt,rQa1 Stat? . . . Junior play lJannie :always has a friendly greeting for . . . Band . . .Voted Best Girl Musician . . . everyone . , . Memorial Staff . . . Student As- Dislikes know-it-a1l's . . . Likes dancing and sistant . . . Voted Most Glamorous . . .Favorite playing the piano , . . Wants to be a teacher. pastime is shining her engagement ring . . . U plans to get mal-fied. MAY HARRIS . . , Preparatory . . . May is ' a cheerleader . . . Member of Student Council ROBERT GADAGNO . . . General . . . Barbell . . . Memorial Staff . . Student Director of plays football and is a Varsity W member... Senior play . . . Likes dancing and bowling Usually seen up Green Valley . . . Plans an Plans to enter college. apprentice course. THOMAS HEINTZELMAN . . . Preparatory ALBERTA GILLCRESE . . , Commercial . , . . . . Heintz plays football and baseball . . . Berta is one of the friendliest girl in school Varsity W member . , . Likes to play ping- . . , Student Assistant . . . Dislikes girls who pong . . . Wants to become an optometrist. think they are cute . . . Enjoys daydreaming . . . Wishes to be a Wac. 1 inn oi on Ann ,rant livalyn Hardman May Harris Thomas Iitllllllltllllll VV'll'z G 'd Jo 'S' V12 1 W ' r . I-iii ' 4 :U .Q 1 ffm I .ji 1? l 1'-'X fi ,X , V' - :gi Carol Holler John Henigan Linda Hill Paul Holden Rita Horsman VAIKUI. Hl'll,I,l'Lli , . . l'1'1-pmz1I1a1'5' . . . L'a111l l'.Xl I. llUl.lH'LN , . ljl1'IHlli1lUIf . . . l':u1I Ill4'Illlll'l' 111' 1h1' Klrm111'1:1l S1:11T . , , V1-xy 1'1'ic-ndly is fJl'f'YlCl0flt 111 gtLldl'llI Cmlrwil ,.., X ll'lllhf'l' 111' . . . Ilislil-uw Nlllf'K4llfJ IJYWJIJIUH , , , l-Qnjuys lizmrl . , . l-I, NI. B. lT1K'lNl!'f'l' . . . NI11m111'iz1l Stull' liw11-ning Ill 1111- 1 11li1w . . , l'illllll'l' plum :uv 111 . , , lirljuys huwlimg :mrl pim'-pmw, . . Ilwpvs 111 ln- :1 xuuw. l'Ill'll' XV1's1 Puinl. ,I,H'K III-INIGAN . , V1:1':1li1mul . . , liilIlLll1 ' lil'l'.X HORSNIAN , , P11'g1z11':111n'y . . . Sl1si1- 1:11-111111-1' 111' 1h1- m1ni1- Q11-xx , . . P1-1 pm-xe is thu ls al mf-:uber 111 H1-1'11-5111110111 Squad . , . lixujuyx 1-111' breaking flOWIl . . . Likes 10 111111 with cars XX'1'lllIl2 lOTl1'l'm 11: Navy . , Plans 1 f'2ll'PPl' 111' , , . Plzms 111 hc- am zlppronticc-, zulrsing, LINDA llll.l, . , , Q1-mmf-rclnl . . . Lynn :1 Nxmppy ma,i1n'1-111- Im' two ye-ms . . . Rlenmlx-1' 111' .l11l11'x1:1lism :ami Armuul Stuff , . , liislikvs 1'1m1-1-i11'ai buys . . . I,ikr-s dancing. V1-1-1n'ds, :md 1'z1Nhi11ns . . . XVEIIIYS 111 llllllly Il milli1m:1i1'1-. N. S1-ra, I, Hill, IJ, l 1'zmks, .J Clrzmt and A. P1-rlivk. 1. 5 fy ..-Nf I Q' R eg 1 A 3 f 3 Gs y ' sb' 5 1 1 vs 5g -qi- NU N- ,J ss X, 5 A t x x X 'X , x I 5 Goo ge- lim it .i'lCfliif'llllC' .Toxics .los 'pli .l'1.t'filq Phyllis li :sw 'lfw lf 1- ' hl'L0li4il'l IIINAT . 1il'lIl'l'llI , , . Iggy is l'll!I.I,ls ILUNXN , l'ii psuzit-tip , , l'i1iI' it popiilzii' IllUlllIJ1'l' ol tin' Svnioi' Class . . , liziinl lms :i sunny ilispositiori , Hvloiigs to Simi:-nl . . , Sf-nioi' clziss play . , Likcs rouniing thi- hulls .Xsslsliilll , . l-Inio5s listt-ning to linnp im-owls , , , Ilis chic-f :mini is tif lwcoinv ii clrziftsinzin. , . C':in it-silly hop . , . Plans to :ittm-nal collvgm-, -lAi'Ql'l-ILYN IONICS . . . Coinmcrcizil . . 'I'lllC0ll0Iil-I KARAS , . , fic-iiviwil . . . Tod 'I'iDP5 was 'sotccl foi' BOst Dicsscd Gii'l ... is lllL'llli3t'l' ot' Scnioi' crilminvt . . Footlizill tczini Pct pee-vc is ugly boys who think thcy'1'0 cute 4 . , Rvccivc-d titlcl ot lic-st lhrvsss-rl , . , Ono of . . . Fax'o1'ite pastime is dancing , . . Wants to tho iff-lltm' Scrhsu , . , Wants In lic- txwnty- he ai beautician. .IOSEPHJURCZAK .Vocational . Pollack has niuny friends at school . . . Moxie Crum Senior class cabinet . . . Dislikes conceitod girls yawn' inzin in Nzivy. . . Enjoys eating good food Hopes to go into gin zippienticeship J. Krall. D. lfiuiilis. ID. Mogusli. Bl. Szimlroxicli I-'lilliiw St0nogi'L1pli0i's. ,X av , vu Imnne Klnkella Calol S e n 1 o 1' s 11541 X9 QT? X'- Knlepkamp Josephlne Krall Flwabeth Arwnlel X lln lslalls NOW IS THE HOUR JEANNTF KINKILLA Commerclal ALAN LANG Preparatory Al took Jeanne lb shy but IS well llked by those who part ln the Junlor play Pet peexe IS know hel Llbrary Asslstant EnJoys Arendas Faxorlte pastlme was vsorklng IFODICHI fish and readlng Has no plans for on a poultry farm Future plans are unde the future clded CAROL KWIEPK-DIP Plepartory GERALDINE LINDSAY Commerclal Lalul lIlt'Illb81 ot tht BIGIHOIIBI btaff GEITI IS usually seen alound the halls Dlsllkes people who wont glow up FHNOI Ilk9S to talk Actlxe as Student Asslstallt lte pastlme 1s Vklltlflg letters to Parl VS ant membel ot Refleshlnent bquad Pe Io be 1 lab technlcllll peexe ls hulllelhulk Fnjoys xxatchlng tele xlslon Plans to he an I B 'NI ODQIAIUI JUSI' PHINL KR-SLI K KJHUIILILIKI lle 111 ul the Stnlol Lhol s 5tudel1t EN!-iN'll'.LllN-1 Plepllatoly sollln Xmmlsl mt lllsllkts lolltelted peoplt ls Class tlelsolel Plaxs Iootball dl lkts lu box sulllx seen Wltl o slty W Hetelxed tltle ot Best Pe-lsollllltx s 5lIlgS lol II11 Flu Shllps F' LUL 1 lllldetellllllled PLIIABI' IH KRANIFR Plvplldtuly tlll Lhol Us kllthlll lol I' l EAWOR l YNI H L Ullllllt ILI ll llllllly ltlllx s X lot ot ull lilsllkes secretary ot btudellt Councll C fdlllhl ll show ofls enjoys gootlng ot? 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'Yf'J1I1H :ilxxziys has il smilw Im rwflrymrmw- . . , '1'f1:sr'lm.,k Sizlff . . , I,ih1:u'y .-Xssistzmt . . , mmf-f-its-ri pew- plc- is he-V Pe-1 Pr-mv, 'I'c-I1-xiwinm is Fzaunltn- puwllnw' , . , Wzmt, 111 lu' Q. .,4-mf-rm'y. DORIS NIKNQISII , , , f'1umu41'c'1:1l A . . Imx1s is uslmlly Nw-n xxirh IMI :ami Klum , , , Ifmfnitv pnstimc- iQ cwmxwtihh- liriing . . , lin- llkffs 41llf'k-lip sturivnis . , . Plrms Tu hr' il swf-- rf-tnxy. IIOBFIIVI' FIND-lI'INOYIC'll , . . Px'f'p211':at11l'y'., KIm'riis!' is iumhnll msmngr-1' . . . Nlvnwrmzal Stuff f'NI'I7TlW'l' . . , X':u'sity XV . , , Sturivnl l'm1nr'il , . H:1sr'h:sll Twanl . . . Sings ful' Thr- Ifixv ShJlI'Ili'. . 4 , Um- nf 4'F'f'llfnx Sfwlusn , 4 . Ilwpfw In M1111 011111-QP. 73 . if x ' V '1 -.QI Blrdjermvich Nivlwlsos Mum Iili Neshoff Nll'H0l..XS Nll'K0 , . . I'1'f-paI'ntu1Ay , . . KI1mf'h xxzw SF'C'Il'l.II'j' of Hum! . . Mvrnbf-1' uf Jlmim- and Svnim' play , . Enjoy, r-ating: :md slr-vpingg . . , Plans Yu 4-nt:-1' will:-qv. lil.l NFSHOFF . . fif'I1f'l'Hl . . . ICH is unf- fni' nm' grfwat nthlvlf-N . . . Finskvtlmll , . . Hansv- Emll , . X':al'Qity VK' Vllllw , . . IC. XI, I-1. Iixlliuys umm' um 111 Kathy! . . . Plum fn :vt mnrrivri. V , -as K 1 f - Sf 1 I 5 4- ' -nv 1' ' N ' i I i Xffxnk Ninixu tllixvi' .ltihii Pzifiii' Imttiy Pulx itiiy' Nvstzi iIt1iif'I't DOROTHY NESTA lV't'f't'tI'I1 I'Cl3i . . . 1'7nlIy JOHN PAZI'R . , tmnrral , , .t:ir'kA' is A Is Jilwrixs svvn smilin , Dislikns boys and mvmhm of mr' l'hfPl l5 . . Rmw-iw-fi tirlf- tif Mwst :Iris wlifi 'iw Ntllvk-IIP , . Hvi' fawwitf- past- lbziiwvf' . . , l,ikPs :uns :mtl i1llI1iillj,I , , , Ilupt-X riiiif- is twins: with Twiiy . . Xmhitimi is tu tn iw Stats- Pnlic'--nimi, lwrwviiiti :a NP!'Iit'fJli'X', ' LEROY l'l'Il'K , , . l'i'4'p:ii',itm'y , . . l,f'1 ' is ai ROBERT NOV-Hi , , H:-iwrzql , , , Roh dis- frivndly buy fmiii xViil11f'ITiil1LI , . . Pvt pr-mv is likvs sassy :iris . , . Iiiiinys hunting and fishing gym , 4 . Hripvs to go to r-nllvslft , , , Plum fm got :i inh :md mrikfi rnfviivy. NIARYA OLIVER . , t'0mi1wi'r'i:il . 'T'Iittir ' is fiif-nfily and easy 10 get alrms with , Par ticipzitf-s IN schrvfwl spnrts Dislikes nebby periplv Enjoys dancin: A , Ambition is tf- fi-1 Qf'fl'f'V?Tl'iI3i iwrk Ii, Wasm-xzik. Nl. Yates. Pogozelski Making Merfs Hope-Chest, X f' X' Q ,A 11 'X or ' L' 2, a , , 1 'FY 1-'ft pf ' th-oi ge Pekieh .Iamvs Pell:-Qrino far' A A if. I' S e n i 0 1- 5 Auiio LANG GEORGE PEKICH . . . Vommercial . . . Serb is President of Senior class . . . Plays football . . . Baseball . . Basketball . . . Member of Varsitv W . . . Received title of Most Popu- lar , . . Sings with The Five Sharps . . . Hopes to enter college. JAMES PEI.I.EGRINO . . . General . . . Grino is one of our tall seniors who is fun to be with . . . Dislikes homework . . . Favorite pastime is loafing . . , Future plans are undecided right now. ARLENE Pl'1liRIl'K . , . Commercial . . , Susie very friendly . . . Usually seen with Carole . . . Pet pee-'e is Conceited boys . . . Favorite pastime is listening to records . , . Plans to be a secretary. JANET PlC'l'Rl'SliA . . Commercial . . . Janet is one of our quieter classmates who has a friendly disposition . . . Hates eoneeited people . . . lflnjoys listening to the radio . . . Her future plans are undecided. 73 vis V1 Arlene Peiriek Janet Petruska XViIliam Pickford SYNE STANLEY POGOZELSKI . . . General . . Pogo is a member of the football team . . Varsity W . . . Likes to loaf with the boys . , . Plans to go to Business School, PHYLLIS POSTELL . . . Preparatory . . . Phil artist for the Yearbook and Campus Com- ments . . . Received title of Best Artist . . . Student Assistant . . . Hopes to go to college. RYSSELL PUGH . . . General . . . Russ is always friendly and willing to help anyone . . . Dislikes stuck-up girls . . . Enjoys watching the girls in Bookkeeping . . . Has no plans for the future. RI'SSEI.L RAMSEY . . . Preparatory . . . Russ is always making out with the girls . . . Volley Ball Team . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Favorite pastime is girls . . . Hopes to join the Air Force after graduation. ALBERT RIBNICKY . . . Vocational . . . OZ is a nice person to know . . , Member of Memo- WILLIANI PICKFORD . . . Vocational . . . rial Staff . . . Favorite pastime is repairing his Lefty is cheerful and pleasant to know . . . ear . . . His chief aim is to become a machinist. Stage Crew . . . Dislikes girls . . . Enjoys hot- roding ears . . . His chief aim is to become a Trailer truck rlrirer. mley Pogozelski Phyllis Postell Russell Pugh Russell Ramsey Albert Ribnicky Q' 1. 1 the ,Els W8,i H t i. iff? l Qi Kenneth Roberts Thomas Rowles Marianne Sandrovieh David Sehamberger Nancy Sera S e 11 i 0 1- S THAT CERTAIN FEELING ICICNNETH ROBERTS . . . General . . . Ken member of the Chorus , . . Usually seen at the dances . . . Dislikes big shots . . . Favorite pastime is sleeping . . . Plans to go to California . . . Voted the Best Artist. THOMAS ll0W'I.l'jS . . , General . . . Stew has the ability to make friends easily . . . Dis- likes lady drivers . . . Likes to watch the girls in Bookkeeping . . . Blushes very easily . . , l-'uture plans are undecided. TSIARIANNE SANDROVICII . . . f'on1n1ercial . . , TXlarianne is one of our briilhter Seniors . , . An active member of the Memorial . . . .lournalicm Staff . . , Student Assistant . . . Likes to read . . . Future plans are undecided. DAVID SCHAMBERGER . . . Preparatory . , . Sham plays baseball and volley ball . . . Mem- ber of Senior and Junior play . . . Pet peeve is woman drivers . . . Hopes to enter college. NANCY SERA . Commercial . . , Dee took rt in the Junior play Chorus Pet eeve pa , . , , . p is to hear someone say, I'll never tell . . JANET SHIPLEY . . . General . . . Trump is active as a Student Assistant . . . Pet peere is Freezing at football s1ames...Fax'orite pas- time includes a certain boy from Elizabeth... Future plans and undecided. LEAH SHVLTZ . . . Preparatory . . . Leah is a member of Refreshment Squad . . . Vice-presi- dent of G, A. C .... Senior play . . . Likes to listen to records , . . Plans to enter nursing at Presbyterian Hospital. CAROLE SMELTZ . . , Commercial . . . t'arole is always seen combine her beautiful long hair . . . f'horus , . . Dislikes lioinework , . . Her favorite pastime is sleepiugf . , , She plans to work in an office. MARY LOI7 STRIGHT . . . Preparatory . . . Lou is Secretary of Senior class . . . Member of G. A. C .... Yearbook Staff . . . Enjoys cook- ing . . . Plans to enter Indiana State Teachers College. ROBERT TEPKE . . . Preparatory . . . 'I'ep comes from Park Terrace . . . Pet peexe is home- Enjoys going out . . . VVants to be an Airline work . , . Likes driving . . . Hopes to enter col- Hostess. lege. lanet Shipley Leah Shultz Carole Smeltz Mary Lou Stright Robert Teplu 0? ev X. A ,U Q N ., 5 Gi' .3 Q W, J Tv T X . Q' if! '-' , if : I ! Q ,fl Richard Thornpson Farol Tokarske Nunzio Tomasello Elaine Torok Ilelena Tre RICHARD THOMPSON , . Vocational . , . ICLAIN TOROK , . Preparatory . . . Iilaine is Itch is popular with the girls . , . Stage Crew a member of the Refreshment Squad . . . Memo- . , . A stuck-up girl is his pet peeve . . . Likes rial Staff . . . Student Assistant . . . Likes sing- to dance . . . NVants to be an Auto Mechanic. ing and dancing . , . Hopes to become a nurse. FAROI. TOKARSKI-I , Commercial . . . HELI-INA TIIENGA . . . Preparatory . . . Pinky Roxanne is one of our snappy majorettcs . . . is a cheerleader , . Member of .Junior and Business Manager of Yearbook . . . Majorette Senior plays . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Cabinet . . . Chorus . , , Business manager of Senior . . . Enjoys dancing: . ,Hopes to enter college. and Junior plays . . Future plans are unde- eided. NVNZIO TOMASELLO . . . General . . . NC-1'1 is a member of football team . . , Junior play . . . Bember of Varsity VV . . . Enjoys dancing: . Future plans undecided. The Mad Scientists in Chemistry Lab. 'Q 2 I tg QT gs A -A ,.?' -. 5 , ff? 'I A ,ff ,- A 2 Q , '37 A gx' fi , f4'3E . . 4 1 1- I X N . im ' . I ,A i W -.--uv . , :I ..- V , A ' A in 'W X ' 'Hilti'-Qin' ' 6 P ff g , 'Q Kathleen Trkula Robert Tyburski Carole Crbansky i'ii'i',X.4Lfi Yfn- rat.. Citrix! us Yzncix KATllI.l'Il'IN TRKVLA , , General . . . Kath5 ' ICIJXYAIID X'Al,l'lN'I'A , , Q21-nvial . . . .I,R. is a member of the Refreshment Squad . . . eonies from tlreen Valley . . . linioys rlaneing Senior Cabinet . . . Pet peeve is homework , . . . Wants to niake- monvi in Ibn- Iitturv. Hopes to enter Indiana College. Y ' Y , I 1 , H CHARLES XI lfh . . . X oeational . , , Charlie ROB!-IRT TYBFRSKI . . . Vocational . . . Bo is one of our most c-oopeiatire roeationals is one of our ambitious seniors . . . Stage Crew . . . Stage Crew 2 . . , llislikes llot rodclers . .. . . . His pet pe-eve is show-off's . . . Favorite Favorite pzustiine is loaling . , His ambition past time is tixing his rar . . . Hopes to become is to beroine .t ni-it-lizmir, a machinist. CAROLE PRBANSKY . , . Commercial . . . Carole is a lot of fun . . . A member of the chorus . . . Pet peeve is stubborn boys . . . Favor- ite pastime is dancing . . . Ambition is to get married. Senior girls are preparing for the Iuture. as-1 'tr' 1: iQ? Xudrey VValdr0n VVilliam Waldron Dale Waszczak Jane VVegrzynek Margaret Woody S e n i 0 1- S BYE, BYE, BLUES AUDREY WALDRON . . . Commercial . . . Aud is president of G. A. C ,... Business manager of Memorial . . . Elected Best Girl Athlete . . . Pet peeve is taking her sister for driving lesesons . . . Likes to read and sew . . . Plans to work in Airbrake. XVILLIAM VVALDRON . . . General . . . Bill is one of our quiet seniors who shows his speed on a drag strip . , . Sophomore Student Council member , . . Likes drag-racing . . . Wishes to he an apprentice. DALE XVASZAZAK . . . General . . . Wax plays football . . . President of Varsity W . . . Enjoys watching sports . . . No plans for future. JANE VYEGRZYNEK . . . Commercial . . . Ani is very friendly . . . Member of Memorial Staff . . . Refreshment Squad , . . Treasurer of G. A. C .... Dislikes homework . . . Enjoys listening to records . . . Plans to attend Business School. MARGARET VVOODY . . . Commercial . . . Peggy usually laughing . . . Took part in the Senior play . . . Dislikes stuck-up students . . . Favorite pastime is dreaming of a certain boy . . . Plans to be a private secretary. John Wylie Mervin Yates Francis Yodonis IOHY NVYIIF Pre 'ir'itorv Jack - . . . . . . p. 1 , . . . is always seen driving his blue convertible . . . Pet peeve is women drivers . . . His first love is his car , . . Plans to be an auto-mechanic. NIERVIN YATES . . . General . . . Merv likes to go to his girl's house . . . Likes peanut butter . . . Plans to get a job in future. FRANCIC YODONIS . . . Vocational . . . Fly- paper is one of our faststepping color guards . . . Band . . .Memorial Staff . . . Senior Cabinet . , . Stage Crew . . . Dislikes Bermuda shorts . . . Hopes to be a forest ranger. FRANK ZAHROBSKY . , . Preparatory . . . Zarob is in Student Council . . . I-I. M. B. . . . Junior and Senior play . . . Refreshment Squad . . . Plays baseball . . . Hopes to enter college. CAROLYN ZOFCHAK . . . Preparatory . . . Carol is student assistant . . . Received title of The Neatest Girl . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Plans to enter Business Training College. Frank Zahrobsky Carolyn Zofchak .mr z,.,g,,, . 3? X 1 f'f I jv- We v 1 5 w 'E ! li. M Q i -it-4, il as 'vabcrvnln ' - .-.- Q, M ff '-I Y 1 J' ,, 1 s ,nl l H 'lf 1 A '3- isl- Q1 'fi 2' ca 07' K, Kmxulski. P. Skumrz-1. Lf 'I'0kz41sIu'. emi! I-I, Ilnrvimar P. Slvwky :md II, Gruhhf in costume- fm' :asv-In Candidl Yours Kiht'l'Ill'JHil'I'S vzuxuht MIT !l1JlI'fi :at Ifust NIc'K1-vspml gzamw Hb I II. lien- 1 - r H 4 um 1flIlf'IIl NIA! llvrl Hlwrlh. H! xlww' wnx wrxzpx Im X11 .mvi N11 vm LIl'!T.1NT,X wi dwrf 'uvvi I S .4 'b-Q .A If 'Iix:1 I xm 1 1 Envy, 1 x um , 1, A 4- l sz,--0 O' s - f 61 ' 9,1 D v-'ZZ 'Z' 0 f AW, .D J A 50555 80 .til-'F' Wann ...alla -- - . J' . ' .' if 'F . N' f, X, ,o,r' - 0. I 'lp H. s- ,. , pact, 06: A Ot-' - .. 54 .M -'fi .. ' nn... n I .. . ' . '...,q-3 J ' A Personal1t1es BEST ARTISTS Alound W 'VI H S xxe see all soxts ol postels and slgns beckomng .ls to some affan XX lTh0l11 the help of Phxlhs Postell 1nd Kenneth Roberts Ieat deal f them xxould be lmposslble We heartllx thank them fol the help thex have HIVQH Us and hope thex xxlll find fulther satis faetlon ln the art neld BEST DRESSED Qtxhsh Jackle Jones and neat Ted Kalas alt tops xx hen 1t omes to p1ck1ng xx hat to xx ea1 These txxo lead the llne ln choosmg colors to xxe n and stxles fo1 tht OCCQSIOYI The neatn ss of then clothes also help to keep up then app nance BL SIEST Husthn here 1nd thele alxxaxs readx o take on another task ln splte of the number of others thex max alreadx be xxorklng on ale Judy Adams and Jot senlols hlve added a gleat deal to thc l1st of senlor aclnevemcnts We noxx ev tend our appreclatxon fox all thex haxc contrlbuted BEST LOOKING Oul handsome xocatlonal student Edxx axd Fsklexlch 1nd ou1 beautlful com m9lCldl student 1:.leano1 Lxnch a1e ll xelx best The QLlElllfl9S xxhlch thcsc txxo possess help make the halls of ou1 hlgll school seem much mole cheel ful BILST DAN CLRS Vx helexer llV6lW muslc IS heard xou xx 1ll usuallx see our txxo best dancers Ruth Cochenour and Jack Pa7u1 Ruth ou1 petlte hx elx dancex la the envy of all othex IF s ln oul school Jack IS a dream pa1t nex fo1 anx Unl xxlxo l1VGN to dance espe clallv Jlttexbug Of all the fine dancers ln ou1 school these txxo semoxs head the hst Bl' ST ATHLLTLS The athletes Aurllex XX aldl on and Eh Neshoff xxexe so chosen because of then manx athletlc ab1l1t1es 'Ihe ood spot ts manshlp ablhtx o plax xxell and the de sne to xxln haxe helped these txxo le then team on to manx X1CtOl les O O Q L - , ' - . . , ' N V 'A. . ' - Ab. X I 1 L, sr .' F- n . ' 1 5. L. - B. sr, K. . ' C A. ' 4 ' 2 1 ', a g ' o Q - ' ' z ' 1 j . ' 1 Y f . - ' - ' 7 I - V 1. I 9 ' Y . ' V V w L V ' J ,' 1 l ' ' ' ez ' - . is 1 4 ? 7 v. 1 'vi- ' gf 3 E 1 V v y L. . . . ' 4 . f ' ' , . . ' ,' . . ' - , K V Y f . , o , ' Q , . . . . Jurczak These two Qincere hardworking ways seen around the school looklng then' - ' 1. 2 . . y , f ' 1 B- ' ' ' L ' ' xr- 1 ' I sw . . - 1 .'. v ' , ' ff l ' . l ' I . ' ' 1 ' 7 'Q . . s 1 - . 1 Y i'1 V 'I 1 W N 4 I J ' s ,Y ' . 7 .' ' v . Y h 1 - ' - I ' v' 5- Avy- . .' K, L' x .qs s , 5 '- r .A 1. y -. D- ' ' ' ' ., ' g F. L - . . Y Y 1 1 .N Y i . . . V f Y V L ' . ' v , 1 , x FZ 1 ' . - I n. . - hs. 7 .' . ' , L , ad 1 1 .7 h D v 1 -w v ' A . ' , ' 5' 'I , 'l Personalities MOST DEPENDABLE The two most dependable seniors are, Betty Mirro and Andy Carrano. They are always ready and willing to help out with any task which they are called upon to do. Whether it be their regular school work or any extra-curricular tasks, they are always prompt with their work, and re- ceive great pleasure in doing it. NEATEST The excellent taste displayed by Car- olyn Zofchak and Nicky Muro, won them the title of the two neatest dressed seniors of W.M.H.S. The trim fashions Carolyn displays and the sharp combinations w'orn by Nick Muro help to brighten the halls of our school. BEST MUSICIANS French hornist Evalyn Haidman and saxophonist Keith Bertoluzzr have w ell deserved the title of Best Musicians Many hours of practice and work are the mam reasons for their great ability to play their instruments so well Even though it rs hard work both of these students en my music very much NIOST LIKELI TO SUCCEED The two whom we are sure will be quite successful in their plans of the fu ture no matter w hat they may choose to do are Kfrte Maser and Paul Holden Kate rnd Paul being among the top students of the senior class receive excellent grades In vears to come we will see them doing verv successful work in whatever career thu max choose 'HOST POPL LAR The pleasant smiles of Marx Lou Str ight and Geor Pekrch haxe helped bog in tht senior cl rss The pleasing per sonalrtles which thex possess haxe helpr d tnem acquire mani friends The rbilitx to get alone with people will help them get places in the world PRl l I'Il ST HAIR t dtsrriin of this title are our two neat Prep students Bob NIldj9flOXlCh oxntr ol bond x whl r s ilXXdXsShllllllt, rndnr rt Bobs black wau lrrrr makc him 1 e enw of his fellow students Fl sr txo seniors serxe as a fn xamplr for our other well groomed tudr nts v ' 1 1 7 ' 7 l . ' ll ' ' 77 1 K - 1 - , . , r ' 7 , . 3' c . . 1 . . 1 1 1 ' v H r l . ' Z , v , h I - 1 sf- W 1 Y 1 1' k v . ,. ,. A J Ak ' ' . ' ' Will g ' ' 1 ' .' D 1' L -gg ' , v . . . .. L., A, s ' v' them become the most popular girl and and Kathy Coxon. Kathy is the proud ' 1 1 ' , 1. '. '- v 1- ' ll , curly hair ' 'cl is .' ' l .' ' . ' . .'l.. ' 3 2 .' 1 ' fi 'L . v. ' , ' '. J, .' Q ' ' 5. 2-. . , ,S ' h -, , . ' ' ' . i e ex . r ' ' e ' ' - ' S I YOU OUCLHTA BE IN PICTURES I N111 X4 21:1 K A1111 1f1N N111 1 I1111111111'1x 1 1111111ff. rx N111 1 11411 1111111 Xl 1 II 1 11 1 1'1'1111'1. lx lf1x1111 111111 Nl111111111x1111 'aw K? L. i rr'-JY ws.- if fi? , -..fx ,Q -+4-0+--' .... X fxw 4 , I-wwxw sg , 6 ...,,- m as --V ' m-.Q ' . - 1 ' r ,M 1' 'Hb QA XX , Wi S. 1 ww . ! 'lx 4 mcf. xt VV 5325- X, M I ,fir H4 f w Y. . xv N ,-.. 1- J - x ' .2 '33 - 4 , -1.5 M ,W , I ,. 5.145 41, If iiglbilwrffmvflcr MW g I . x , J 5 V1 g A sf. I ist Hoiix' Fa rl 1.eonai'd. iank Kowalski, Marianne xx is. Cynthia Nlcriitts. irle y Krantz. Sandra nfs Mary Ann Kauchark. xonnv .lankmiclr Yxonne l iuiie. :mill Ifuifx' Miss Anrlersoii. Anne Ilolub. lietty lien! w Familia Kvxlm-k. Patri- mii Nlagiiire. Carol l.an!. uis .lean Ilrabak. liorothy 1 wbano. Cot nelia K c l l y. rith .lont-sh .loannv l.o1d. llf RfIll'.' 'IiilUlil2lS Locke. 1 ani Lenhart. VVillian1 lxtle Joseph Krixansky. .ge Niazur, .Ioseph I.eb- ino Raymond Hussey. Da- x fl lm lly he i il Silliini Lcbbano. Kenneth X illianis Pwr slrll :lf T1'1rl.s111'11' S. .liriivs N1 1'1'1f111A11 Mi: Lightnt W Arlrixm' CT Quinn. I-'. Patella. S. Jones, Mr. Liglitncr, R. Cwynar. The Junior Class is undertaking vari- ous projects to provide funds for their prom and senior yearbook. In the opera- tions of these activities all students are asked to participate in order that they may benetit from the education through taking part in these activities. The Junior Class introduced a new idea this year. They are selling candy and beverages to the students who carry their lunches to school. In this way they are ' 1 ' -nneth K 'z 1. uniol-S . . , BEYOND THE BLUE HoR1zoN trying to benefit the commuting students and also raise money. We are looking for- ward to the Junior Prom which we hope that all who attend will remember for many years. As last year and the preceding years we have many new faces in the Junior Class. Everyone's ambition made our Jun- ior Class a successful one. With this same ambition and will. we look forward to our senior year. OFFICERS Ronald Vu yn ii Vhailes Quinn ivifl P1'l1.si1ll'1?f l-'rank Patelii Film Hmfx' IZ. Nihciy I.. Pzimlsky, KI. Pull. Ii. PHNTPII, KI. NIMUIIQX. NI. Sffiillif ig RI. Iiyzm. N. Pm ics. Sfwmff! Hmm' NIV. Zitwlii. S. N-shuff, S, XIUITX, S. Iii 5:-5, IP, NI1'SiIIf'I', C' I'f-riiiiriuwri, if Piimximi. 5 Nflx-'l?f'IIiii1k, If. XI. 5441- mnii. XI. Nfixrikiixif.-Ii. Tlfiffl f.'mf'.' Ii. Nzifiziii. 1' Qiiirm. 'i'. PIINIIYI. IJ. Snrileii' Ii. 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II:i1'c'h:i1'ik. ophomores OFFICERS Prf.v1flf11f C'a1'me11 S:11'11icol.1 1,117 Pwrsirlrnf Samuel KHl'ElN .ifrfeffzfjlf Ge01'L:e .Iesko Trefr.vz11'6r Charles Lodkey Aflf1.1f11' M11 Be1'nr11'fli S lxaras N11 RPlH3ldl I 1111 0 lofi Lpon 1tepp1n5, 11110 0111 s0pl10m01e 10.11 110 End 0111 ITlOIHix 11 g11en a b1g b00Qt lX011 11e 11 a pait of the se-11101 l11gh school We an plunszlng 111t0 mole cl1ff1c11lt subjectb such as, Latin, 10 001 and bookkeepmg Qh01tl1 Hfffal the openmg of school 11e chow 'VII Be1n11d1 111 0111 adwsor and the f0ll0111nq OfIlCClS to rep1eQent 0111 Clam fhlOl.lQhOLlf the 1ea1 P1 esldent C211 111111 bdll1lLOid X110 P11s1dent 5111111111 lxa1a1 T1eaQ111e1, Cha1les L0dke1 and 5 G1etf111 GGOIQG Jesko aw C0l'lC0ll1PCi 11e waited thmgs 10ll1ng 111th football Uame1, danc 1 pa1t1es and 'nam othms Thew memoues of 0111 0ph0m01e 1011 111Il lo Ch9llSi lLd bx all 1nd 11e 111ll 130 lOOixlI'lQ f0111 a1d 10 0111 fLltLll9 11111 .T ', . ', ' ' ', 1. .Je. 1. CY Ssarnic' l:1, V. , key f 1 ' v ' 1 5- 1 1 . 1 '1 . . 1 -,J '. 1 1 ' ' V - 1 1 - 1 1 5 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1. t . ' 1 - K 13 1 ' 1 N? 1 . 1 1 1? . . . 1 '. i N Q 3, . ,, Hb. As far as extra-c111'1'icula1' activities . H A 11 4 L K' U 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' - -' ' J 1 11-. 1 . -' 1 11- - 1 ' - 1 ' V' 1 1 L 1 v Y 1 I A -' -1 1 . . h V A 1. 1 E 1 ' . -1 1 1' I- 1' ,K1 1 S 1 V .' 1-, 1 A. 1 1 Z 1 -' 3 1'.. 3 1 ' T . .' Freshmen OFFICERS A. Communale President R. Pekich Vice President P. Bacco Tleasurer F. Woiner Se'cremr,1f Mr, Pagano Advisor 5 Ncptembel lflab had at last mixed and xxe became tlrmd fxeshmen ln tle student boclx of VK 1lrne1 dlng Hlgh School msg the COll9Ct classrooms and alxx axs belnq on tlme xx ere all qulte compllcated but unde1 the excellent Sl1p9lXlSl0l'l of M1 NIcKeeta and Mr CHIXPI our customs and foxmalltles xxele explalned and flnallv un 'lex stood We partlclpated xx holehealtedlx 1n cxtla curl lCLlld1 actlx 1t1es and chee1ed mu foot ha'l md basketball teams xx 1th VK QNllTlS,'l'l0LlQC oux fax orlte vell We haxe sex G1 al potentlal football and basket passed tht next xears xxlll pass even more QLllf'lxlX and soon xxe xxlll be graduates We xx 1ll nex Cl nex er folget that glorlous freshman xml Vxe all hope the remaln mg xeals '11 Wxlmerdlng xx 1ll be as enjr xhlt is om freshman xear IX Haven, F, XV im-up li. Vvklrll, A. l'omnmn:alv. rf, .I 'i , . .C E .J V . Y .I Z .S . . L -' v v' u ' D . 4 v xi v 1 r - Satlsfactorilx' arranging schedules, locat- ball stars. As fast as our freshman year t ' V X ' Q, ' - T ' ' . -- A . 1 . .1 :M ,Y L - I I. A -'lc 1.. - 1 . - I 1, . Y 1 ' ' v . lv 2 I 3 Lt. . x sy -. the prixilcgv ol having two of our girls represent our Class as Clwv1'lvade1'S at the Junior' High qzanws. This your iw svlvctcrl thv course wo would take in senior high. Next XGEIIZ as frvslinwn, wt- will have our opportunity to omplvtv thvsv t'0lll'SC'S and Oarn our chplomzts. lTIl..'!.' Hlatkvy, 'I'l1om:1s Kvago-l, Angvlo l.114':1Vvlli. llolwrt BIIIVIY. tivorge- Mzwko. Srrmnl Hmrx' Linda :lflllIl', INlz11'tlm Jonvs, lNlHl'LIHl'f'l lxlEifl1I', Dal? .XIitc'hf'l, .Ianws Kirkpatl'ic'k. Mm'- tha Ilrylif-. Dianr' Margin- rivt. Barbara Nvjak. Nlury Jsmr- lla1'x'f'y. Tlrzfrl fx'mr.' Rohort Ron- ny. John Mc'l,a0l1lan, Mrs. 'l'1'uax. floraldinv Morkox- sky. VVilliam F r a 1 o ff. J a m 0 s Nvsta, Euizvrw Paesano. Dolores Holuh D o V o t h y Holuh, Earl Nuckvls. First Roux' Mr. Kelly, J a n i c v Howlos, Robert Xyll?-lI'lOIl. Betty Sock 0. John Rossey. A l h 0 rt Thompson. John Slopsky. ' f Sewnnl Rorfx' Jo Ann Sti- rono. Elizalietli Torrv, Pa- tricia Tn-nga, Arlvttzl XVoinefl', Mary xVl1?iI'YOI1. Judith Ricl1i0.St0lla Toss- lor, Robort Torma. Da- - vid Pziintvr. VV i l l in rn ' Xylllglli-lI'll. BI.-ffifwl Thml Rolf: Rosalvv P0- truskza, Mary Ann VValko. Magdalf-nv Smith. Alfredn Sm ith, Francis Yusko. Anthony Yf'I'?'1C0. Frank 'l'11t-kt-1'. Francis Villingvr. Klvlxyh Vukrnir, Nllrlmzwl XQIHVJII. . , . , Iwfxxr holly' laall tlmxw. ljliillli llimgostino. lionnlrl lilIt'li4'l' Srwffml 1t'mr.' Mus Am- lllvllliiill, ll0Illt'l l'l0I1Ilt'l'. Annu Botti. Flow-m'4' f'1rl1l'll. Nlaruzirw-t lnw - Inn-uli Mnvx' VHIJIZZIITYU. Aliw linkin. Sum Bossar. Thu-fi Hmr: Prisvilla c'UYllllI1'ilt'. Kathll-1-n f'0l'- tc-nl. liosr-rnziry Hmm-o. Wunria li2!l'lt'I'. Joann Blu- m-xlch. Wnyrnan Vmxans. 1,1-xlv t':n'tm'. Alffx Arth Patricia Vostollo. Farnwl la IHM14-ri. Fifzwf I.'mf': A n nu Klan Norman First ROIIZ' Churchfield. Stanley Cas- per Robert Marcoz, Jeff- rey Drylie, George Kirk- patrick, Anna Fix, Sara Laird Joann Gatto. Dar- lene tlohhels. Paula Jay. Carol Kocsis. Sermzfl Hows: Mr. Zari- chansky, Eleanor Couch. Susan Leonardo, Michael Medi ecz, Stephen Kende- res. Cheryl Merritts, Elea- nor Mignogna. Ronald Brown, Ernest Closson. Katherine Monro, Paula Marcoz. Thin! Rolf: Sharon Do- vice, Loretta Comunale. Jane Mirro, Rose Baccari. Marlene Cheslock, Susie Milligan, John F r i e n d. Mary Ann Mochan, Billie Jo Bayer, Louise Fisher. Mary Janice Ihnat. Kath- erine Montgomery. First Rout' Carol XVasko- wicz, Mary Yoha, Phyllis Rising, Thomas Rush, John Walko, S t e p h e n Tomasevich, Betty Smith, Mary Yerace, Joyce Raw- son, Eileen Yer-ace, I-Ilaine Mooney. Serum! Hou-5 A I e a t h a Yusko, llianna Vracar. Paula iiomansky, Mary Tessler, Louise Wilson. Magdalene Smith, William Moore, Theodore Zajdel. Robert Wiest, James Yex. af '1'hir1l 131,14-5 Constance Sic-a, Nancy Parks, Mary Peceniak. Sandra Wal- lace, Betty Vasko. Anna Novak. Josephine Rc-mack. l'Idward Smith. Catherine Witouski, Darlene Stox er. .Iolm Tessler, Miss Pero. Absent: Paul Shirer. Joe Moon, lidward Rutledge. lioberta Richie. Ka ren Scarpone. Here we are at last in Junior High School. Now we can participate in school activities such as basketball and track. Most important we have a voice in the school government through our representatives in the Student Council. We are starting the long grade to the biggest day in our lives at school, graduation. Then we can make the big decision in our lives. either go to college or step out into life and get a job. Although we are only seventh graders we will slowly walk the road of life, and someday be leaders of our community. F. Diagostino and R. Bricker 54 'La au.. 'F ,,s itil Seventh Grade abs Don't Fence Me In 0 I vs., Sv Mr. Potrocelli instructs his clarinet section. Memorial Nil Mr-Lann and Mr, Dupar Q-liflck ywnb Each years MEMORIAL doesn't just grow. Tha- MEMORIAL of '37 is no excvp- tion. Producing it took a tremendous amount ot' hard work and thv actiw support ol' many, many pooplv. Tho hook you arc holding in your hands tolls thc story of tho Class of '5T. Much rrvdit must go to thosv who hvlpvd us. Without tho glliclam-u ol' our advisor, Mr. lNIt'l,uin, iw just in-vm' would liawl gottvn stztrtvd. Gottin: inatvrial for tho NIEMOHIAI. is a task as xwll as a pleasure. Ex'e1'yonc wont straight to work getting thv material, and Mr. Dupar, our faithful photographer, was always ready at a moments notic-0. taking candid shots ol tht- studt-nts and fac-ulty' at W.M.H.S. With thc export guidanrv of our advisor. Mr. McLain, iw haw found putting out a yoarliook is a rowardinv, and interesting Ox- po1'ivnc'0. Wil are surf- the students of tho t-orninu yours will find it just as intorvstinq. l I ist.-ll ml ln' li-lit-t-s X t sts L lUR.usRt- .intl .X XX'iltli.tn -1.-ss .r .,v, N 1 ., Nl .... .5 I , I'.IINf fflzlff .I. .Iullvs NI. I'IdI'I'l5. NI.st1'Igl1t. if C'wxur1. K. Ilrusi X Iilnn-xlvlm N Iw- IIII'II. I E I - I - I 511rf111ll.Hf'. I, IMI- w . X um. I., NI ll 1 wa, I.. Ilzwrimzarl. .I. Elm-Imzm. Cf IIf'll1-xg Nl, .I, Cm' I1-ul. llllwl lnnly' I. IIPIII- zvlmzm. .I. I-'Im-mimg I . Yociemls, VV. ISU Imich, XV, tlrmion. B. NI1'djvnmi4-I1, I'. IIHI- fiu n. lwfv Huw. .I. Ami.-mw lf Iinia-pkwrxmp. li, 'IM Ink, I..IIiIl.IJ.I5nL'I1v P. I'rnTe-Il, Il. Kuff- mem. ff fwlfl I.'ffv1 II 'I'I'1'I1 - 1 NI AX NI:-urwl' I9 Ifremks. NI. Szmmixo- xic'I1, Ii. Klum-my I-I. I.y11cI1. IJ. IIt'I'l'Ilf'US Tlzml fffllff' Lf I.'I'IIllII Nkv, J. XVl'MI'Zy'I1UIi. C' 'I'wl-ialskv, A. XVII IIITIII. J. Mvrixwi K, Maier zmri Co-I-jfii1o:x INIENIOHIES ARE MAIJIC UI 'l'HIt.1 Q-Q... .. ,M Y fag if .J it Z 6 Campus Comments Room 3311 is 21 iwvliixv oi' zictivitx' tiin' iirst pviiod vx'vi'yc1ziy und quita- 'i It-xx' iiomoroorn periods. Thu tlinipus Com- ments stuff fain be found writing, vount- ing lines, and hoping to tind tiiti mzigit- numbvi' thii'ty-ninv. Thu vlivkiiig oi' tht- typQwi'itt'i' key t'oi'vtuIl work for the mimeograpliinu detail: and tliv Ring Around the Rosvyu of thu girls t-oilccting the pagvs for tliv iioyw to Qtziplv is almost a game. Wt- shall iiaiw plcaszuit mvmories of our Editor, Andy l'2iI'l'2iI1U, who I'OL1Iltit'ti up our staii' for spvuizil zissigiiint-rits and .Judy Adams, our Busim-ss Nlziiiugt-ig xxhost- vfficivricy was 1-xt-1' pn-st-rit. Thin yvu1 s stuff has kvpt up tht- tmditioiiul st-in-titilv oi' pulilisliingg tivo Ilt'XXSIJil1Jl'l'N ll niontii-quitv oltt-ii llIltit'l' tht- pix-ssiiiv ol' Mi: Bl'iillSCiL1l1t'lll'. Wt- siizill iivwi' l'oi'gt-1 tht- good limi-s wi- limi uiiilv uorkiiig on our st-iiool riviwlizilit-1'. 23 ge I K , 1 4 5 I a I , ws -QL 1 I E. M. B. is the abbreviation for the Educational Measurements Bu- reau. This club consists of seniors, juniors, and sophomores of the non- smoking variety and was formed for the purpose of helping the student counselor correct I. Q. and achieve- ment tests. After each meeting, all ot' the attending members doff their street clothes and don their gym suits to participate in an inter-club basketball game. Mr. Manis, the club advisor, is the club's star bas- ketball player. All of the boys agree that this club is one of the best in our school, 'Qsf 7 f Q 15391515 S f if i in ,515 7. skqdjf 'iff' 1: Il P. Holden fPl'l'YlllC'llf 'J Nl: Mums, I . Zalilulisky fl'i1'e' I'1'f'sl4l1'nIf. li. lliagostino 1'l'f'c'usurr'r1 Q 15. A WWII 1 ti 9' ii? v i Sitting: T. Doughty, P. Holden, Mr. Manis. R. Diagostino. F. Zahrobsky. Sfuizrlingr T. Hartzell. E. Luna, G. Pekich, J. Fleming. R. Mrdjenovich. G. Jesko. N. Mum. K. Bertoluzzi. E. Stirone. Educational Measurements Vocal i . W M u s 1 C ! 'I'-llqruslo-. lf. Ilzulhnzin. L A fifiltlk xi lllllvllll lvl-. N ?4lNl.ilNl2 'I'lihI HL! IES Wcstinghousc Mcmoriul High School can hc proud of their linc chorus. The chorus is under thc capable direction of Mr. Cfodding- ton, who rccvntly joined the staff of tezichcrs in Wilmcrding. Thv chorus consists ol' 137 mcmhcrs ol' which 12 ure seniors. A smzillcr pzirt ol' thc chorus, made up ol' ninc girls :ind four hoys rcproscnt thc wnscmhlc. . . , v 'l'ht- mt-inhcrs ol' thc chorus look for- uurd l'YOI'j' your to thc Pittsburgh Forensic und Music- League contest, and they also present to the school on different holidays, linc singing progfranis. Evci'yonv appreciates thc chorus as much us thosv who arc in it because we can sit buck. :ind enjoy it. We c0uldn't do with- out it. Ifzwsf holly' J. Xcieicc. ID. Lchhzino. I.. Illilitilk, P. Skonnzi, S. lit-inlicc. M. Bron n. Y, Laurie. Mr. Voddington. Nrwml Iillllf N. N-rzi. lb, Hzirxcfy, if Fzirr, Ii. Nclis. F. Filzir, ll. Hnulc, C Smcltz. I.. l'i'h:in. M. lizmhcrts, Tllznl h'mf': Ii Koxxailslci. S. Waldron. 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FXl:11's111gli11, li. lX111'111l11N1. Band STRIKE UP THE BAND When the football team goes over the goal line for a toue11down, what's the first thing you l10liI'? Of course, it's the WEST- INGHOUSE NIEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND striking 1111 11111 Victory March. The 111a11'1-11i11g 11111111 this year consisted of T4 11111111 11111n1111-114 :11111 3 ITi11jOl'0iTOS under the 1-11111111111 1li1'1-1-tion ol' Mr. Petroeelli. The band 11111m1111rs 11is111ay 111i11'h of their talents while 1111111113 on the hall'-time show which is made 1111 of varioiis 11z1n1-11 steps and formations. rlllit' linal llfiflfllilll flame this year will long 1111 r1111111r111111r111l hy the T senior band mem- lmers 111111 S1 n1:1jore1tes because of the tribute 1111111 to 11111111 for 11111 work they have Con- 11'i111111111. 11-11111i11111111 on page 631 ntrth Ifrmx' R. Petrtiskal J. Rowles, Mr. Pritrorflli, C. I,od key. l-3. Whighani. l-I. Richards. G. Maeko J. Drjvlie. .l. Harrison. K. l-ladder. K. Krah. R. THll?lllf'X, .l, Mardy. Xl. Vtikmrr. B. Nlerkoxsky, J. Istavinik. S. Casper, P x. l.ee4-li. .l. Medved, J. Shrader ll. Voigt. '1IlNNIll1l.' li. Holton. ll. Barton. ll. llttff. C. Pllllliillll. f'I'f'c11.s111'l rf. G. Coehran fl'ir'f' Prmiflentf. K. Bertoltizzi 'Pf'fsitlrf1tf. C. Meriitts fSFf'f'1rm'.lf1. N will .I X bw- tC'ontinued from Page 62h But this was by no means the end be- eause immediately following football season the band buekled down for long and hard work with their Concert and eontest musie. The band wants to go on to State For- ensic' League this year as the past bands have done for five years and reeeive a supe- rior ratingz. This is going to be a long, diffi- ettlt road and means many extra hours of work by eaeh and every band member. As we look haek in years to eome. all the hard praetir-ing will he forgotten and only the gay and wonderful times we had will be remembered. CI Q. fx Library Assistant mr sn new WHEN YOU VVANT EM YOU CANT GET EM Thu ofticicncy and devotion ol' :1 group of eightcon girls is the direct Caust- lor tho plosisuro i'0c'0ix'orl by many stu- di-nts in tlioir visits to tho school lil:i'u1'y. Vndcr the guidanci- of Miss Svnotzi. sc-hool librarizin, tliis group makos it pos- silalo for studonts and toachors to got much aid from books and many sulmjoc-ts. Aftvr giving up much of tlioir timv from study halls. thoy spond timo loarning thi- lbowoy Doc-imnl Systvni. Call numlwrs und hook c-lassilicutions. All thc hooks roturnod to tho lilimry nro c'hoc'kvd in and roturnod to thvir propor plat-0 by tho assistants who liziw za grvat knowl- vdgo of filing hooks. All of thosv floods makv it possilnlo for you to lind that spovizil hook you wont. l Nlllltfllll. t. livlly :intl ll, linsrwin rlu-ck hook list. Fzfrsf How: Imonardo. J Kinkella, J. Mochan, .l. Petruska, D. Andrasko. P Martello. .srvoml Roux' S. IXIIIITZIX, M. Daily. L. Bagley. D. Stark, O. Drahusz, C Kelly S. McNeal. R. Monro. .l, Morgan. V 0 C a t i O n 3 1 S BEHIND THE GREEN DooR The 1937 Yoeational class of which there are 16 senior boys, help around the school hy showing movies, setting up the stage for our many talent shows, and running the public address system. We c-laim to he one of the best ever to grad- uate from this school. We are proud to he able to help the sehool with the many aetiyities during the year. This year's class boasts of having the Best Looking and Husiest senior boys from among our vo:-ationals. The senior voeationals have hafl a wonderful time lllI'0llQ,'l1 the year and wish to thank all the teaehers in the vor-ational department, who throu,v.Zli their understanding have made the years seein to pass so fllllt'lKlj'. 5 ,xl N PY ,l,,l11gr,'4l, ,ll fXT4.l1lul11' l., lilvtllkal' lL, l','.l,lP R, Flnrlwx, 1v,,,1 lfmig Ii. YIlyhl1l'5l-QI. Ii, Bag-115. .I. Henigan, lf. Hilinslai. 'IT Kljllliiil, 'I'. Aslihsnigli. .sffmnl fllllllf' I-It Bolton. tl Cnmunale. F. Yodonis. A. Rihnieky. li. Iiskiexu-h. 'I'11ml Razr: ll. Thompson. V. Vuiek. .l. Mashione, VV. Piekford. J,.l11rcz:lk. Bl1'.5ll'ilgCl'. H I'i1 i ga, li. 'I'lioinpson. H, Nlrdjcnoxich and A, C'ai'rano Senior Pla My Sister Eileen, a Broadway hit and successful motion picture was a rather difficult play to perform consisting of an exceptionally large cast. The action takes place in the base- ment apartment of two sisters Ruth. a writer, and Eileen Sherwood. an actress. Constant interruptions of Apopolous. the I . Zzihrohsky. li, Torok and RI. l-Ingle. ,ilnzpuliis Hull: .Slievlroml 1L'l1If'II .qlll'l'U'4lll1f' le use il 121 unlgx Nine I I'!l'lIIll.N Inmiyizfz ll'r'w'l.' I,'lflIlliN 119 Ifll l4UUllliN Jlls. ifrnlf' Ulf f'f1lf'l.' V11 If-111 1' Fuzfilf 1.111111 iirnfl l.'f1h!'1'l H11','!l Vmfrf Hffriilifln .tlflffmfrly fllf, Nh! 1 irvml Ilifrziliuii fvmwial SYIIIIIIIUNN 1ll1'f1'?u1 .vlxsishiiil Iliff:-lm Prlrlilflffll N Q. .-X51 Nick Muro Elaine Torol-1 Marian Engle lilmei Mi-ikoxsky Ilan- Sclizinilxwgei' lfiwiiik Zahrohsky l-'iaiik lJiAgostino Ronnie Bricker Robert Mrdjrnovicli Andy C'ari':ino llelt-na 'iil'lllK1?l l,czih Shultz .lack lirozak George Ihnat lfrank Zeihrohsky Marion Makiel Kl'iig.m-t XVoofly llcoim- Ihnat llalc Dm-i' William Gordon liohert Mrdjenoyich Richard Ti1lDl1lD40'l George Pckich Robert Tyhiirski .loc .lurczak .lov Mashione Nliss Ammciman May llarris .Indy Adams Mary .lane Vorlcsil landlord, Wreck Loomis, a professional football player, and other characters keep thc audience roaring with laughter. The success we owe to our wonderful director, Miss Sally Lou Ammerman, whose advice was truly helpful. Thank you. Miss Ammerman. N, Nluro and KI. Engle, 1 li ily. 2 3 i ': -- Q1 I!! , liflk , TI-IERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS IJ Dux G. Ihnat. M. I'iI1SIlt and RI, Maki:-l. Uh! My :aching fr-wt. Zznhmhsky plonsvs BI. Ilnglrm Illilllliiill fznlms firming thc- wx X mast to the playk succesf. Is Ihr-rv 11 ciuctfn' in the hmm -1 - if I '-ff-bg? f . x Y f'i f Q I 'S Student Council Each Wednesday morning during homeroom period the twenty-two repre- sentatives and four officers of our Student t'ouncil assemble for another meeting. This was the third year the council func- tioned as the egoxerning body of the stu- dents. Under the able leadership of our advisor, Mr. Manis, and the fine co-opcra- tion of the students, the council has con- trihuted a great deal to our school. The weekly assemblies arranged hy the Student Assembly Committee provided many hours of enjoyable entertainment. MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY The records purchased hy the council made it possible for many hours of danc- ing on Saturday nights: and the Slave Day, which was sponsored by the council, was a lot of fun for all. These and other projects throughout the year proved to he very successful. The council also con- ducts the campaign for the United Fund, which was begun this year. Through the Student Council thc voice of the students is heard. With the help of the students the council had an- other successful year. fAfli'ism'f E lianchak ll. Williams. A. VValker. J. tlatto . t t . .f ' . . .. bn P. Mui-o, J. VValko x Thtffl I-30117 li. Alexanc x Y I. Lucaielli. K. Fonas. b i. XY. tiordon. J. Leonardo fTrc'usiun J. Corteal fVire Presz rlenff. Paul Holdem fPrcsir1cnt1, E. Lynn 1 fSf'l'l'flflIl'.1lI, Mr. Manls Swfmfl Hear: Kit. Manis li. Xlirro. .l. Leonardo, P 5 Iesko if Quinn, liilid xr it-noyicli, F. 7I:ilii'ohskx P. Ninth and J, Curran f Chuichfield and 'P Yo CuStOdianS THE MAFIC TOUCH In Westinghouse Memorial lligh School we have custodians under the supcrvision of Mr. Juluis Peduzzi. These :ire a very important part of our school. Since their jobs are too numerahle to mention, we won't tell all of them. Some of them include operating the public address system, preparing the auditorium for assemblies, plays, and other productions, they polish furniture. clean and wax floors, and attend to the heating during the cooler days. Also through the winter months they keep our walks free of ice and snow. As seniors, we thank these men fox il wonderfull joh which they have done this year and :ilso for the rears preced- ing 1936-1937. ' i 1 it 1 4, 4' '1 Wa 1 Q EW MW H76 1 .xi , 'E ? -if :ij V V, Y 5 , , - 4. V- fx' I I'-xh-4.1-' IA N 5: .H V V5.1 . 5. fi. If fffbl '4-f.f-J-Afmx 06,114 . ,Q-7 J. fr2f 1fAJ-QTL flfi S1 i f-'- Sv-fl , ff wn :WML I . x ' I iff' Y ' 'rw . 1' .... 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J...g .115 ,V 1 ,4 V Q I ,, 1.1, -, ,A . mf , ,. ' 1, iffy , -gg 1' -. M-1,21 1 gp ,5 .A .f.f,,.g p g,w,4,4vJ,f. ' - -. 1t,2.g',ge: Q fvsf- - 14.-' - 'N- A . ' .1',: , 'Q if 1 f r y qi r 0 0'+I+ZvfoIm . U ,., u 4 n'o'n'4'- I, i i I Wanta Be A Football Hero Q? Q9 Q? ATHLETICS Football The H336 football season began as Wilnierdinq was host to a good Blairs- ville team. Costly mistakes led the Wild- cats to a 19-0 defeat. Injuries and more mistakes hindered the VVildcat eleven in their second game with St. Vincent Prep. In a close Contest Wilmerding met defeat again T-U. Homestead's speedy backheld and hard charging line were too much for the Wildcats, and they went down to their third straight loss, 13-tl. Apollo then invaded the Wildcat lair and even though Wilmerding scored their first touchdown of the year, they lost their fourth game of the season, 13-T. The Wildcat tally came on a short plunge by Bob Peckieh. The tides of fortune remained un- changed when the Cats played host to the Glassport Gladiators. Wilmerding lacked the scoring and defensive ability to stop the Gladiators, and was dealt their fifth straight loss, 30-ti. Wihnerding broke the famine by scoring a 19-U win over Kittanning. A steady ground game behind some good blocking in the line gave the Wildcats their tirst win of the season. 'l'his win :ave :i much needed lift to the Wilmer- tling eleven. ft'o1llmn1fl on ljdljll TN .Xnxious by-standers. ll ll ll li l'l T in l'P ta Sl-LASONN Rl'ISl'l,TS lil:ill'sXlllt' St. Vincent llolnestead Apollo tilassport Kittainiinaq North lluntinudon lfrist NlcKet-spoil Nuissxale lnrtle t reelc WUN l I.tJS'l' t3 l n.sl l.'on'.' A. Poniposelli. li. tiadauno, G. Peliicli. A. t':ir1ano. NY. liobich. lf. Klerkoxsky. I5 Wafaezfik. N. Toinasello. N. Yates. W. Iiougflitp, l-I. Senrci fnssislfoil 1-ne:-li' ,sf 1-oinl I.'o1f'.' N. liestaine. ff-out-Iii. I.. Carter. 'll Hartzcll. lb. Deer. R. Hussey. li. Luna. S. Po- uozelski. J. Connelly. T Karas. 'l'. XK'ehrli. ll. Hurginan. J. Brozak. T, Malloy. A. Bernardi lIlNNINfIlIIf Pfulffll Thnfl ffUI .' E. Mezievich rniqfpf. li. llrdjenovich fmgfxf. L. Nash. S. Karas. tl. Jeslco, T. Pat- terson. XV. Gosnell, G. Mazur. R. Cwjvnar. J. Gerald, li. Pekich. T. XVillianis. II. Morrison 'i' Q M! , .x '-f -. 4 'bv' I I ,I ,I gv 1 D rv g ,x A H K 'X I I I A 1 F , P A . 1 4 ' 1 A , f Af 1 9 1 - ,Fw-fc v i 4' vi , V, Q 1 J -3 x 'bas' 5 : 'Q' W? ii . t , K 1 'xw .F V 3 As Q 1 , Y - w'El,zQ2 'Yi . ! -rw ,f':-- If ' if .., , W we Vi, K Q . gn Q l i 9 I 7 A in M 'iq ? :J 1 E :L 1 ! . 'iq Q X 4' NW: 'M A ' H... Y., . i 1 Q V I - 'i Q .,,, ' , X 4- K J , 1. 3, A ' . , W Y, ' Q Q 'Q If 4 i . , -in ' Z5 A4 1 H 4 gs I 5 '-J f 'W , J . .:. 5 fl, - 1' , 1 ..- ' ' ' Q 6 W r x Q 'X H , 5 S 2 ' Dr , Q fllA,f' Jef Af. 7 1? 'K at , .V - uf. , :gall ',J,' ,xx gf Rial fly : hir 6 ,. 71-K' .Q f.,:' :lf li ' ffl uf 2 -.uf A . , ffffrlgf- . ' ww' ' 3'fsr'ff . ' --ff? 4 1. if 1 .fx 7 P ' V'-if-Q it V 2' x f 4 I -,XVI ' ,or X 4 ,VJ-t R . gvn?j .4 I K I' 1 4 ' g If 1 X T . ig- -4-fffffm, ,, 'if' ff? ,xl '55 , 6 V ' gif . ' ,K - x ' L, K' , .A :idk f fx-V' gag, ,V xf . ' M- 1 5' ff w . H .., X P X Grid Heroes ftlorztiizzlerl from Page T61 In a wide open ball game Wilmerding took a close one from North Huntingdon, 7-6. The following week the Cats traveled to East McKeesport to meet a highly favored Hilltopper team. The arch rivals of Wilmerding were swept off their feet as the Wildcats racked up a satisfying 13-0 win. The Wildcats downed Swissvale, 12- 6, for their fourth win of the season. The following week, Turtle Creek came to Wilmerding to close the season and dealt the Cats a 13-6 defeat. Though Wilmer- rling lost, we can be proud of the Gnu spirit and brilliant playing of all the players. The Wildcats had a poor start, los- ing their first five games, but came on in the latter stages of the season to post a fairly respectable 4 and 6 record. Wil- merding was led by a new coach this year, Mr. Norman Restaine, and he was ably assisted by Mr. Edward Scurci and Mr. Arthur Bernardi. Thirteen seniors have played their final game for Wilmerding. They are Wayne Bobich, .lack Brozak, Andy Car- rano, Dale Deer, Robert Gadagno, Tom Heintzelman, Ted Karas, Emanual Luna, Elmer Merkovsky, George Pekieh, Stan- ley Pogozelski, Nunzio Tomasello, and Dale Wasczak. Managers Robert Mrdjen- ovich and Eugene Mezeiviteh are also graduating. Returning lettermen include George Jesko, Ronald Cwynar, Jack Gerard, Thomas Hai-tzell, Thomas Wher- li. 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V. ,f-'V p, '- , V. .+V ,B-M V, .A 1 1 ly f- ga' 4' I V4 A, 4, - -, ,k 1 , MTV ,VV W . ,.VV. , fxsw- N S L ,,.w'k.g'44:f ,gm AV , ,,, MW-Vw., , V If Y AV, Sandra Jones, Diana Hoffstot, Raehael Chesloek Helena Tlfnga Nlngaiet Hohing Nlax H3111 Cheerleaders OH, YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL Satistiedf Real Satisiiedlu This was one of the fine eheers these six Qnappjs cheerleaders introduced to the student body and really aroused spirit. Ilresserl neatly in their hlue velvet skirts and bright gold sweaters, these six girls were always on hand to lead the Cheers at pep meetings, football and haskethall ganies. Our seniors are, Ilelena Trenga lthree yearsl, May llarris tthree yearsl. and Raehael Vhesloek tone yearl. The remaining squad eonsists of three juniors, Dianna lloffstot, Marga- ret llohinfl, and Sandra Jones. l,et's give a big hand to our pep girls, ltf-. Imp. lb. An- tllktslitt, V. Iituvp- l uup, Nl, Sanrlw- ivli, lt. lftanks, C' tlblmlc. Nl rffttfl I.'Ull',' -1. lxlull, If. Vlqtlllik. ll. l tvltx. li Kascztu. lty. A. Gillcrese. cv Ifnsf l.'fm'.' l-3. Nlitto, C . Trkula, J. Grant ,sff-mul I.'rm': l.. Shultz. R. Horst-man, K, Blast-1. Bl. Sttiuht. K. Coxon Ilfnfl 1.'fn,,l, Ml.. Amlchnnsky, G. Lindsey. J, XKvfft'7x'1iek I Adams, W, Gordon. Nl. Nlakictl, l-'. Zalimbskx' A s s i s t a n t s Refreshment Squad Student Assistants The Refreshment Squad kept us supplied at our football games with peanuts, popcorn, hotdogs, coffee, pop. 1-tc-. It eonsisted of four boys and four- teen girls of the Senior Class. These super salesmen started at 6 P.M. and worked until N130 P.M. Mr. Zariehan- sky, our sponsor, was busy checking supplies so that we were not over- stot-ked or under-stocked. These are the ten girls who gave up their own time for the help of all at the home football and basketball games. In rain. snow or shine, and always with zt pleasant smile, they collected tickets, distributed lineups and pass out slips. Fhey are rewarded each year by being invited to the football banquet. All should compliment them on a job well done. linrlszty. J, Ship- K, ,, is S 4 4 s w lx',fH!fflf1,'.l. llfnlulv .I, XYl'Ql'!Nll1'li, A. Xvfilflllill, A, Yvxm-mn Nl l. Slllflll. xffwffl wx' l. Smllif. l-Q, Klum ll S2illfllilXll'll. Kllx. llw1s'l1:-nlmvlm. Nl. Nmukm Girl's Athletic Council f,N4f' X XX llfllfill f1,!INl1flllf l..Nl1l1lI! fl Irv Prrx Ilfll .l. Xlvg fffrvfvffr The Girls' Athletic Council is an organization whose main purpose is pro- moting good sportsmanship. The mem- bers work together to set up the inter- mural program for the girls of our school. They also referee games and keep accurate records of all games held. Comprised of ten members - tive seniors, four juniors, and one sopho- more, the Council is advised by Mrs. Alma Reichenbach. As head of the gym department, Mrs. Reichenbach is in an advantageous position to advise the Council. This year's members chose the following girls as their leaders: presi- dent. Audrey Waldron, vice president. Leah Shultz, secretary, .To Ann Holubg treasurer, Jane Wegrzynek. B Q X, Q3 gf I Ya-lace, ti. Wiltuck and NI. L. Stright look over scorebook THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A DAME A. Waldron. I.. Shultz G..X.C. saleswomen. 'rf' ea .. , WR we Pops 7 By participating in sports spon- sored bjv the G. A. C., girls can earn points toward winning an emblem. Sports included in the girls' schedule are: volleyball, basketball, softball, bad- minton and bowling. One or two of the members take charge of each event held. Among the activities ot' the G. A. C. we Gnd the sale of school emblems, jerseys, and selling candy at basketball games. The G. A. C. also provides for any senior high girl an opportunity to learn to officiate and score intermural competitive sports. This organization has won a top spot in our school tor their hard work and great aid in lur- thering an interest of athletics among our girls. xi 72815 Fits? Horc: F. Quinn. S. Douglas, J. Corteal. lj. Neshoff. li. Patella. II, Ulixcr. 'I'. Patterson. Sufontl Hour: Mr. Scurci tcoachf. Ii. Cwynar. W, Gosncll, J, Fleming. tl, Alazur. G. Pekich. Basketball A TISKET, A TASKET, A Due to terrific Section VII competition and lack of height and experience, the Wil- merding Wildcats, coached by Mr. Edward J. Scurci, Hnished sixth in the race for sec- tion honors. The Cats won 8 out of 22 games. However, the 1958 Cats will be tough with four Junior lettermen returning. The Wildcats opened their pre-section schedule November 30th by dropping a 37-27 decision to tough Munhall of Section YI. The Cats initiated Connellsville's new gymna- sium with a 48-39 victory over the Cokers. 'l'he Cats couldn't overcome the home floor advantage held hy Irwin and dropped a close 18-ll game. The Wildcats were amhushed at .leannette's hand hox floor and suffered a To-33 loss. Ilowever, the Cats bounced hack in defeating North lluntingdon -13-29 and Pitcairn 136-133. A 62--12 defeat hy Glass- port was the lowpoint of the season for the Wildcats. Section VII play got underway with the t':1ts losing a nip-and-tuck, well-played ll Mlulilws. l. llnitnll. S. I,tl!tVt'l5lil, and lf. Vlxtlllllil fllfmfzylf LITTLE YELLOW BASKET game to Rankin 53-49. The Cats broke into the victory column with a 52-45 win over Wilkinsburg. Wilmerding followed up with a surprise 60-47 victory over highly rated Penn. Superior height and manpower led Turtle Creek to a 61-35 victory, but the Cats bided their time. The Cats dropped another to a fast and experienced Scott team, GT-32. Swissvale had a hot shooting night and dropped the Cats TT-69. Floor condi- tions and team power sped Braddock to a tt'ontinucd on Page 86i 'I ,uso Ill 3-v'Nll11Ti l'wr11I1iluxr1:1v Iwwph Iflvmi ' Illllxw 111111111 1,4 ygw I'n'kim'l1 Basketball . I , lt -tritium-ll liwiii lqlgl- Nl' Tri-Stl x'ic'tm'y tm-1' Wilmvrcliiig. A bright spit zlppetiivfl in thv Sv2iStJll as thv Cats sc'o1'vfl ei flvcisive vit-tory' mt-1' Irwin. Thv Wilflvats aicromplisliefl ai hzml task hy winning at Rankin, 62-38 in thvii' nt-xt 0Itt'0LlI1IOI'. WilkinslJt11'g cletbzittffl tht' 'tt'z1ts 311-fill? zmrl Pvrm, with the ht-lp fl! Wilrlvzit fouls. also ttlmvfl thv tzilnlt- BT- 1 1. How-rigv was sxwt-t as thv Cuts ttpsvt 'l'L11'tlt' C'l'vt'k hy' zi 51-lil sc'0l'0. Scott, still kings ol' Smwtirm VII, hzifl to llzittlv, hut lihzilly rlt-l't'z1tt'tl tht- Cuts 70-53. Swissvziltfs Fulmm' sc-mxicl ai Vvt-ortl li1't-ziking BT points in loading his tvzim to at 83-63 x'icto1'5'. Thi- C'z1ts Clroppvtl the lust gamc of the SURISOII in at tight duel with Brzicldock, 61-53, giving them 11 Svc-tion VII I'0C'Ol'fl of -4 Vic-torios amtl ill dvfvzits. A l f wtf? f J . Wi .X J, lx -, LJKFL 4.5, 'irq I -v-A h-v T'-'C wi N. mlm III pw--gunw pl:-pzamihm. WINNER TAKE ALI, Sli.-XSONN 1'0l'R'l' Rl'X'0lill XV.3I.H.S. Upponvnl QT NIIIIIIIZIII .17 -18 Uvlmrwllsxillv 5114 4-1 Ilwin -IH 311 .Ivz'r111r'114- Til 'II1 N. IIIIIIIIIILUIHII ZH 216 I'iIc':nil'r1 553 -I2 fllzssspmt Q12 49 Iixmkin 3.1 32 Wilkimhmlrq 13 HU Pm-rm IT S13 'I'L11'Ile- View-li ISI S12 Simi! HT 654 Sxxissxznlr' TT 50 fIII'llfICIIK'Ii TH 35 Ivxxin M1 62 'Rankin 38 116 1Wilkinsh111'g 311 44 'Pe-rm 37 31 'I'l1r'tlr- c'I't'1'I'i -121 33 Scot! TU 651 Sxxissxulm- SI1 351 I11zIrI1iwc'k lil IJf'IlwYe's Sfwiifrn VII. Hu-:wall Ii:-wwfi H - II fi, I'n-kivh glws high Im' rn :1-Imumi fi. 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Slepsky. lmrimg school we did our hest To achieve our goal success Ami after years have come to pass Our memories of school days will last For even though time steals our years away Our memories of the past shall stay :md stay. Nl lVl0RlE hest wlshes to the members of the Class of 57 QWEWIZ fs cc U I l g'Q24EfE1f2-'EH ii WHEREVER YOU GO In the days ahead youll find a llttle 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 m Wllmerdlng We tm lIJII31IIA1gIL Brake AIR IRAKE DIVISION WILMERDING PENNA I I I W J 'xl fel . XI' X I ' i 'llll .I ,ll K V, xz I f I ,,v ,,, 3 ,X .f, f , f ' ff, fgzftx i , fy It i !,,,!4Ifff , ff: ara' - I. n . f - Q ,, ,,' vyffify 'f ' ff, 'f f Tiff? '7 , , - , V' . 1' fpffff ' ' Vffcffff ,, 1 ff f,, 1 f 1 ff ,. .. 3 ' ,,f ff -, ,,f!f , . I f ' , ffff v ffffjffff. k ' ' 19, - 1 gg Q,, ,fgfp i . 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Phone I -68 g f To the Class of 57 W 0 II T H TOOL IINIJ DIE COMPANY PRECISION TOOLS CALDWELL Avamue WILMERDING PA a 'I' To the Class of 57 GUST A KATSILAS and SON T R U C K I N G WILMERDING PENNSYLVANIA rafula ions F O R C gr fula ions . Drive Carefully Buy Carefully A old Accrclenfs Save A Lfe SHIRING AGENCY IOI Wa+Iuns Avenue Wulmerdlng P Aufo Pollcres Fire Insurance Learners Permlfs Nofary Public Phone VAIIey 3 4400 SPEEDY S RESTAURANT Wes'I'IngI1ouse Avenue Wulmerdlng Pa J PomposeIIu CALDWELL HOTEL I05 CaIdweII Avenue Wulmerdung Pa PIZZA SPECIALTY Congrafulaflons To fhe Class of 57 G C MURPHY CO Wulmcrdnng Pa BOHENKOS FLOWER SHOP 5I4 Sfahon S'I'reeI Walmerdmg Pa Phone VAIIey 3 5570 We Telegraph Flowers ROSE GARDEN GRILL IOI Herman Avenue Wllmerdlng P CORNER FRUIT STORE Where Your Dollar Has More Cenfs I00 Wes+nngI1ouse Avenue WuImercIlng Pa Free Delnvery Phone VAIIey 4 3700 ' - I v' ' - l -SEE- , . ' ' , a. ' . . I U ' 1 . I I n Q ' . . . . . - , . . . ' at Compl menfs of BERKOBEN S IINLR IOODS SINCL T896 Member of Umicd Food Sforc HORNBECK OLDSMOBILE Inc SvxI'I'1 and Alrbrake A en e +I Creek VOLLRATHS CONEECTIONERY 4 W sIngI'1o s A enue Wulm rdmg Pa YM C A of Wllme ng A Ch us+ an Cha acie T a n ng O gan ahon g e a Y :ng Youfh Thai Youfh Moy Ser WHITE S HARDWARE fence Pa fs Va n shes and Spread Sch 300 Wes+ nghouse A enuc WIIme dung P vAlIey 3 4900 pl m nfs The ROBERT MORRIS School ACCOUNTING BUSINESS LAW SECRIIIARIAL I-Iofel W II am Penn AIIanIc I 0922 PIf+sburgh I9 Pa I I f ' ' v u Tur c , Pa. A I I H I - - e I ue v - f -3 C - , . n d- . . . . I' I Com I e of r' I r r r II r I1 ' Servin II-I Fmily 6I ears Hserv' ve I ',. Low in , r I 'n I I I - I v A , . ' r' , a. Congra+uIa+ions 'ro +I1e GracIua+lng Class Comp! menfs of GRI M M S DRUG STORES 4I9 5+a'Ilon S+reeI WuImerdlng Prfcalrn Pennsyl anna Compllmenfs of JONES FUNERAL HOME RUSSELL S FLORAL SHOPPE flo ers I Dfshnchon Ill Wulmerdmg Avenue Wulmerdung Pa Phone VAIIey 3 2200 Complfmenfs of CARGO S CANDY VALLEY BEER DISTRIBUTORS IMPORTERS of MALT and BREWED BEVERAGES L m menfs of MILO S PHARMACY Lef Us Fl! You PIGSCIIPEIOII VAII-ey 4 4214 I08 Wesi nglwouse A enue W Imerdmg P We G e S G H Green Sfamps KRESGE Shopp ng Cen+er Mon oe Ile Pa I . . . ' , I w, u ' ' I u I V 0 I I I 95 Bridge Sfreef VAIIey 3-7700 To pf! . . . l ,. I r . . ., - i I v I ' , a. r vi , . iv Congrafulafions Seniors . . . from +he DUPAR STUDIO Wedding Phofogrophy A Spec alfy a so Por+ral'I's Baby PICTUFGS Groups lndus+rlal Home Sl++lngs Coples Banquets Squeegees WATT BROTHERS TOOL WORKS W'lme d'ng Pa. me of fhe Squo e o d He gon D Compllmenfs of NASTARI S RESTAURANT ACE MARKET QUALITY MEAT and GROCERIES 4I7 Sfafo Sfreef W Imerd ng P Congrahzlahons To Tha Class of 57 CARL and RUSS GAGETTA S MARKET FRESH and SMOKED MEATS LIVE a d DRESSED POULTRY BUTTER EGGS CHEESE GROCERIES l67 S+a+ on S+ ee+ Phone V Alley 4 4332 a or fW M H Class of 40 JAMES J ALHLRI FUNERAL HOME Wllme dung Pa III S+a+e S+ 0+ W1 rmrd I ru , Ho r n xc .. . ,, i L I L n I I , a. We Give Communify Sfcmps 1 : - Gr du 'e o . . . S. n V I V WTS I f T r ' r ' , , rc 'I 1 i 0 Congra+uIahons 'ro ILIG Class of 57 from Errst Federal Savrngs and Loan Assn of Wrlmerdrng SAVINGS ACL OUNIS. MORTGAGE LOANS 204 Westinghouse Avenue VAIIey 4 I070 Complrmenis of KELLY DRIVING SCHOOL II4 Tenih Sfreef Turfle Creek Pa fongrafulafron from EMILS BAR B GRILL 99 Br dge IreeI W Imerd nq Pa Offrce VAIIey 4 3424 Res VAIIey 4 0684 I W MILES C0 GAS and COAL FURNACES AIR CONDITIONING SHEET METAL WORK 738 Arrbrake Avenue Wrlmerdrng Pa VAIIey 3 9292 VALLEY PLUMBING and HEATING C0 Plumb ng Heahng G Roofing Furnace 'leaning Our Specrolfy Free Esfrmafes 3I0 Weshnghouse A enue Wulmerdrng Pa D GENRE LUMBER and MILL WORK ROOFING WALL BOARD LUCAS PAINTS PLYWOODS BUILDERS HARDWARE VA Iey 3 II66 3I3 Sfahon SI'ree+ Wnlmerdrng Pa I O O I . ' I O - I - O O I ., ' ' s ,. :Y ,N .,-,- I 4 I S Wilmerding, Pa. - i E , . O O I . , . I . I - I - ' ' . vi' . I . , . . V . . ' . VALUE PLUS USED CARS PONSETTO MOTORS Sfudebaker Easf McKeespori P . Lincoln Highway VAlley 3-2400 CONGRATULATIONS TO . . SENIORS OF 57 A 1 TRENGA AGENCY Insurance Specrahsfs I05 Bridge S+reef Wllmerdlng P . KAUCHAK BROS Inc PLUMBING and HEATING 885 PATTON STREET EXT WILMERDING PA. l Complefe Aufomahc S u 0 or All Makes of Car d T lc ,, . . .. f 5 . . l ' i a 9, Q I A LIGHTHOUSE HAPPY HOUR DINE and DANCE FINEST FOODS SERVED RESERVATIONS FOR BANQUETS For Reservahons Call VAIIey 3 9978 ROBERT CRYSTOL SR VAIIey 3 5228 vAuey 3 9978 PICKFORD TRANSFER MOVING and STORAGE LOCAL LONG DISTANCE Office 00 Pafton Sfreef Wulmerd rg M A FILLAR AGENCY For All Your Insurance Needs Corner of Caldwell and Sfahon S Wnlmerdlng P VAIIey 3 4757 Ireef GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES DI MIERI S SERVICE STATION GENERAL AUTO REPAIR TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Phone VAIIey 395I0 Sfa'Ie and Middle Ave Wnlmerdlng P STATE INSPECTION NO 98I7 coMPL7MfN7s OF SCOTT FUNERAL HOME CHARTER SERVICE EOR ALL OCCASIONS LOUIS A BACCO PROPRIETOR We Render Group and Parfy Ser Ice For Informahon Call VAIIey 34557 ' I ll V1-If-Assi1m:uI I4Il'l'llS4'II Rwnrisnlzun H ' ' , a. I - CRATING and PACKING I ' : 5 ' in 1 Pa. I I ' . ' E , 6. ,I Y. 7, NASTARIS BARBER SHOP 507 S AL S SERVICE STATION WALTER S MENS STORE 7 ISALYS IONS BAR SPINELLI HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS OF B MP RICHTERS GROCERY 3 W IRLAMS APPLIANCE 81 TV ZIOW I I1 GABES BARBER SHOP 405 C SILVER RAIL PIZZA y FRIDAY d SATURDAY MEL S MARKET HANEY S CLEANERS STATION GRILL ANDELMOS SERVICE STATION b SULLYS PEN SERVICE KINGS KLEANER S I03 H MILLIES DAIRY BAR oaf H 1 I 1 I Iafion S+ree+, Wilmerding I ommerce SI'ree+, Wilmerding I I Wcsfinghousc and Sfafion S+., Wilmcrding ever an I I I 5I Sfafion Sfrccf, Wilrnerding Il08 ir BraIrc Avenue, Wilmerding 1 1 I5 IBIIOI1 SIYEQI. HNIIMEVCIINQ 708 Air Brake Avenue, Wilmerding I 4I4-4l6 Air Brake Avenue, Wilmerding 413 S+a+i0n Sfreefl Wilmerding I II6 BfIdQ9 SIFGGIH Wilmerding Bridge and Air rake Avenue, WIImerding I ll ll I07 Wesfinghouse Avenue, Wilmerding I 1 I O6 es+ingI1ouse Avenue, Wilmerding erman Avenue' Wil,-herding I I es ing ouse Avenue, Wilmerding I I2 erman Avenue, Wilmerding RADFORM TOOL COMPANY 630 FIFTH AVENUE EAST McKEESPORT, PA. .d . . I 57 JOHNNIES CUT RATE WALL PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF IOE RITTERS CLEANERS FOOD TOWN SUPER MARKET URBAN HARDWARE W WALTERS MOTOR CO PETER MURO SHOE SERVICE 204 S+a'I'e S+reeI', Wilmerding ARTS CONFECTIONERY .d . , MARYS RESTAURANT AMELIAS BEAUTY SHOP SEXTONS JEWELRY STORE ERNESTS BARBER SHOP CONTE TAVERN NICK FRIEDMAN C b C T l O S I r I08 Brv gc Sfrcei, Wulmcrdmg Congraiululions Class o 19 r u 1 1 I I I II4 Bridge S+ree+, Wilmerding idge and afkins Ave. WiImerding r 4I2 Wes+ingI1ouse Ave., Wilmerding