Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Cork-all L-In-L-ks his vxpcrilm-ut The- 1958 Mvmorial P0l'tI'llVS thc' Story of onc short your of our lifl'1il vvur be-gun with llIiSgiYillgS-il vcul' loft bchiud with scnior reluc- taulcv. NVQ wish to thunk H10 fzlcultv and adminis- tration for thvil' pzltimlcv and lllld9l'SfllIldi!lg C. Quinn and P. Muguiru D , ha. -x .3 21 , 4 3.4 ' M1 ,, ,M S. iw Zfxii . 2' ' , b QM, Q if N425! K L .. L, H ,lb QV-Va, H V Un HJ? JR' if x f-, . f -4' N. I Waf X. jf 4 ,, Z .Q fy Q W, - Q kjmk .Q -. Q w l K . .K K , Q . K . ' Q 'Z ' A X , 1- 2 ., 1 yew. 1,'S5f 'Qi' s-Ag ' Ji S534 f Q!! eq in -H' ,, qw A A , 'fa-.' 4 - 1. , -L,-my if E gg 5. xy ,?..ff, xx, ,, , X . ARK N - ,I x - fu tl, W ,gg L X, M . , 4, . 'Knife ' QP-' sq., Our Friends Q1 1 j . L- i 'WNY- . Seated: Mr. G. Beswick CV. Presidentj, Mr. Capo CPresidentJ, Mr. M. Klausing CSecretaryJ Standing: Mr. E. Durkin fSolictor?, Mr. D. Marguriet, Mr. C. Mochan, Mr. E. Locke, Mr. VV. Berkoben. BCDARD OF EDUCATION Our School Board is the nucleus of our school machinery. These seven progressive- minded gentlemen, together with their solici- tor, keep us moving in the right direction and are alwavs striving for better education for us. They spend long hours discussing school pro- blems, making important decisions, and formula- ting school policies. As a result of their much- appreciated efforts, we have an efficient school personnel, a well kept building. needed school supplies, up-to-date equipment, and a good ath- letic program. VVithout their valuable service our school would not function properly C. Capo CPresidentQ C. Beswick fVicc Presidentl NI Klausing CSecretaryD 10 VV. Berkoben E. Locke D. Marguriet C. Mochan t AD1v11N1sTBAT1oN -'s 6 ' A Sincc his ar1'ix'i1l alt xVllllli'l'lllllfl lligh School Mr. Nlclscctu. our Sll17l'I'YlSllltL' Prin- cipal, has won thc co-opcmtion ol tht- stu- clcnts and thc faculty hy his cllicicnt moth- ods of supcrvising our schoolis zlctivitics. llc is coiistzuitly looking for Ll way to improvc thc scholastic stancling of our schools. NVi- urc uwarc of thc rust prolmlcms that nrisc llllflllg ai school ycau' in ll school clistrict this sizc and wc wish him loc-lx in ilu- Iol- lowing ycurs. MR- MCKEETA The pcrsomtlity ol our principal Mr. 5 lW'V'S 'g P 'C'l'f'l Ci1l'X't'l'. has won him mum' lricncls in his past YUQITS at XVllllH'l'Lllllg lligh School. XVhcn grcctccl hy his liroucl smilc wc arc givcn conficlciicc tliroughout catch school clay. In timcs of ncccl hc is ncvcr too husy to lllSL'llSS cvcn tht- smullcst prohlcms with us. Nlr. Cuiwci' will always hc rcmcm- hcrccl by us hccuusc of his closc rclzilion- ship with thc stuclcnt-a lu-rc. llc has shown grcnt succcss througli thc school ycair :mtl wc hopc hc will contiimc this lim- work. 'inf L....-.......L NT' QL ig NIR. CARVER Principal MISS BARBOR Secretary They Provided The Educational Opportunities R1 FACULTY Xliss SAI limi A U f 'f ,LY L. MNIMEIKMAN-15. S. in English Educa- uul xxllllllj, fiom lmiiml Stltc 'Il lLllllS Col i2.1 l , lm fi- -Dirm-ls junior :uni Svnior Class Plays. H Iilltlll I :mal Laihn ll Xlillingtmi, XII: l'vti'm'c'lii ami Miss 'Tl'll2lX. l,ll,l,lAN ANDERSON-B. A. and fXI.Ecl. fruni Uni vvrsily of PitfSlllIIIQII-'l1U1ll'ill'S Iimiiivss lunglisli Mr. Zin-Ili Nliss JXIIKIUIABUII Xlr. Smilli LEROY BEAUSEICNEUR4l3. li. and Nl. I,. frmu Univn-1'sity of Pittsburgl1-'1'c-alclivs Alm'i'iu111 His- torv amd IDIITHIIIiSHlfAdX'iS0l' for Czmipus Cfmnliwiits. SALVATORE BITONTI-B.A. fllllll Sf. Yilivcili Colle-gc, working on NI..-X. from Pitt-'l'c-:mln-s Histoly-is uhh- co-coin-il of footlmll smlllzui. Xlr. Dupalr, Hr. Z1lI'L'i12lllSkf' amd Miss txIllllll'I'lllllll. Guided Our Footsteps To A Successful Ending VICRNA CURRY-lleeeivecl B. S. and M.Ecl. from Uiiiversity ol' PIIfSllllI'gl1--VIWCRICIIUS junior and Senior English. IIAMES DRAKE-B. S. :incl niusie degree from Du- quense University-lDirector of chorus. ALFRED IJLIPAR-clfllllllllll' of University of Pitts-- lmurgh anicl Carnegie 'll-eli--Stiidied Vocational Co-or- clinution-Instruets Inclustriul Arts Drawing. lIl'IllIl'll Ninth. und Nleelnuiieaxl Drawing Courses. DONALD GRAHAM-B. S. und M. Ed. from Univer- sity ot PiffSlDlll'f1ll1'IIUilCllCS Stenography I and II and Ofliee Pl'2lL'fiL'l'-ALIVISOI' of stuclent assistants. DANIEL KELLY-15.5. from St. Vincent College- 'I'e11el1es History-Coaieh of lmskethnll reserve teaun. JOHN LICHTNER-B. S. from Indiana State Teach- ers College-Teaielies Bookkeeping uncl Consumers Hillll'iltIOII-:NilYISOI' of refreslunent squaul. unnl sen- ior elziss. GEORGE MANIS-Eurnecl B.S.-Grzuluaxteml from University of Pittshurgli :incl john Carroll Univer- Slfj'-TK'lll'ltl'S P. O. D.-Guiclzuiee Counselor. DOINIONIC MAURIZI-Ileeeivecl li.Etl. at Du- quesne University. grzuluute work a1t University of IllttSlJllI'j.fll1'l1l'1lC'l1l'S English II llllfl Spanish I :incl Il. JOSEPH MCLAIN--B.S from Unixersity of Pitts- lDlIl'f.fll1'l'l'3lCllCS General Seienee :incl Rel. Seienee- Aclvisor for Nleinoriul. GENEVA NIILLINGTON-lleeeiveil 15.5. zlllll M. lfcl. from University of IDIIISIDIII'f.fll--'lIl'llL'lIPS Ameri- eun History :incl YVorlcl Ilistory STEVEN INIONOYUUDIS-Ileeeivetl 13.5. llrmn Salem Gollejxe-Teuelies Art-junior Class uclvisor. JENNIE MUNRO-Received B. A. and NI. Ed. from University of PlllSlNII'I.flI-rl1CilL'lll'S Englisli Ill :incl ll, Helutecl English :intl IIUIIIVKIIQII English. ..4.-..s,,.. Xlr. Dl'llll51'lj.lIIl'lll' Nlrs. lteielienlmueli Nlr. Drake They Helped Us With Our Problems DONALD PAGANO-Received B.S. from Du- qucsne University-Tcuclies General Math and Al- j.ll'lll'll I and ll. DOROTHY PERO-Received B. A. and M. Ed. from University of Pittsburgh-Teaclies Geography und lleulth 7 and 8. ANTHONY PETROCELLI-Received B. S. and M. Ed. from St. Vincent College and Carnegie Tech- Tczuches lnstrnmentzil Music and conducts band. ALMA REICHENBACII-Rcceivcd B. S. in llezllth und Phys. Ed. from Strundsburg State Teachers Col- lege :ind Pennsylvania State Teachers College- Tcziches Gym and Girl,s health. NORMAN RESTAINE-Graduzlted Kiski Prep, Uni- versity of Villanova, and Pennsylvania State Teachers College-Earned B. S.-Teaches Gym and boyls Health. ss lejinl. Mr. Nlunis, Mr. Monoyoudis, and Mr. MARIUS SANTICOLA-Received und M. Ed from Indiana State Teachers College-Teaches Typ- ing I and ll-Varsity lmslrctbzill couch. ORYSIA SENETA-Received B.A and M. A. from University of Pittsburgh und Carnegie Tech. Library School-Teaches Library Science and School Library. ELMA SHEARER-Received R. N. from Shadyside Hospital-is our able school nurse. HOWARD SMITH-Received B, S. from Allegheny College-Teaches Biology, Prep. and General Cheni- istry. MICHAEL STRAGER-Received B.S. from Uni- versity of Pittsbiirgh-Teaches Vocational Arts and advanced Machine Shops. Mr. Pugzino and Mr. Lightner check the clock ,Q ...I ff Nliss Munro XHSS Pvro 0609996 Mr. Suurc-i FACULTY RUTH TICJAN-Roc' -' ' ' I B uwu .S. from xllll'jl2ll'0t Mm'- I'lSOI1'c:2lI'l - ' ' ' ' ' ' ugu Collcgn IQHILIIUS Hflllwlllllkllljl LENORA TRUAX-R X - -' -I E Lulu: H.,-X. and XI.1'Icl frmn lTlliXt'l'Sitf' of Pittslnlrgll-'l'va1L'lu-s Aritl11m'tic and l:l'lli'l'ilI Math. Xliss Sl'lIi'fll. XII: flfllllillll ll , 1 ul Mr. Muurizi. ELAINE WVERTZ-Rc'cim'c-cl l3.S. in Sp:-vcll :mal English from Indiunzl Stain' 'I'v:u-In-rs Collvgv- 'lqvzlclws English 10. PATSY ZlTEI,Ll-Rcc'c'iu'fl B A. :mal Xl.lCcl. ikflllll Uniu-rsity ui PittSI1lll'glli'I'4 Qu-In-s l'lzmm' :xml Solid Cc-m11vtl'y. Pllysics, and 'l1I'ijlUlll7lIll'fI'j'. Mr. Bltmn, Mr. Sul' Ri'Slililll'. .11wn1:l. Nlisn XV-l'tf, alml X11 Sitting: Mrs. llnrtinan Mrs. Barnvk, Mrs. Rouss- Standing: Mrs. Danielson Mrs. Ilorvatin, Mrs. Pop inehak, Mrs. Iiucarelli Mrs. Barton. They Had Our Best Interests At Heart PTA Through the years, the P. T. A. has been one of the most important functions in the uni- fication of school and home life. Their theme for this year has been: UNDERSTANDING THE BEST THING IN OUR CHILD,S LIFET The officers are: President Mrs. Iohn Barnykg Vice President: Mrs. Probert Horvating Secretary: Mrs. Edmund IIlll'fll1illlQ Treasurer: Mrs. Fred Ber- koben. MOTHERS CLUB A host of thanks is extended to the Mothers Club for the jackets and sweaters they pre- sented to our senior cheerleader band members. and athletes. President: Mrs. Quinny Vice Presi- dent: Mrs. Carranog Recording Secretary: Mrs. Ashbaughg Publicity and Corresponding Secre- tary: Mrs. Merkovskyg Financial Secretary: Mrs. Heintzelman. Standing: Mrs. Multox sky, Mrs. Ashbnugh Nils Carrano. Sitting: is lIl'IllfZl'llllilIl. Mrs. Quinn Xlrs Sllvam-1' srt's up Vqllll Nl' Amnu-riium lu-r polio shot . .. P. Hoinunsky Dr. Lvoiiairclo gixvs . iss HEALTH PROGRAM Gave Us A Sunny Dispo At ouc time or uuotlicr wc liuvc all had ii visit to our Health Dvpurtmcnt. Tlirvc timvs during our claws at XV. M. H. wc- luivc rcccivocl ai plivsicul vxuminaition luv our school plivsiciaii, Dr. I,voiuu'd0g cyc- cxziminutions luv Dr. Bloomg and clcntul Ox- ziminzitions lay Dr. Bari'ctt. Mrs. Sli0a1'c1'. our school iiursv, is ulwzws rcucly to give hm' ulmlc assistzmce. NVQ- L-onsicler hor ii wonder- ful frivncl as well us an excellent lllll'SC. Ili: Bloom-Dentist lT Fi for Llc-ntist to cxziinim sition And A Toothpaste Smile T '--N If G. xvlltllilx 1' Pltcllx Coltell NI1 Llgllfllll md 1' We-hrh plm wlrs wants 1958 SENIGRS Are Lookmg To Prvsiclvllt X . l'rm-sul 'I'l'1'LlSlll't'l' Sl'l'!'K'lzll'y Aclvisol' 18 Jane Andres . . . Commercial . . . Sometimes called Punkinhead . . . Janeis favorite pastime is the dances at Glassport . . . Dislikes long hair music . . . Enjoys collecting popular records . . . Ambition is to be a private secretary. George Arcndas . . . General . . . Pancho a senior with a jolly personality . . . A member of the Re- freshment squad . . . Dislikes homework . . . Future ambition is to be an assistant electrician. Naomi Barker . . . Commercial . . . Tootie,' a mem- ber of the Student Council . . . Member of the senior class play . . . Student assistant . . . Pet peeve is Mr. Grahanfs teasing . . . Plans to attend business school. Frances Bartkus . . . General . . . Frannie', usually seen with Rose . . . A member of the senior chorus . . . VVorking at Roneyis is her favorite pastime . . . Future ambition is to become a beautician. Rose Marie Basile . . . Commercial . . . Duchess usually has a smile for everyone . . . Active on Memorial staff . . . Student assistant . . . Her fa- vorite pastime is spending evenings with Dukc,' . . . Ambition is to get married. Eugene Bazala . . . Vocational . . . Brizzy a mem- ber of stage crew and movie erew . . . Hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . Favorite pastime is loafing at Geedy,s . . . Hopes to be an apprentice. john Belchick . . . General . . . john a senior ready for almost anything . . . Building model ships is his favorite pastime . . . Hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . Ambition is to be a Draftsman. john Benyak . . . General . . . john a quiet and friendly member of our senior class . . Enjoys hunt- ing . . . After graduation his chief plans for the future are to become a salesman. Ruth Postell and Ray Hussey 'Qi g ls ! f W 1 h . It L V I VV:.,.. A 7 ' QI. Andres G. Arendas Barker F. Bartkus ll. M. Basile E. Bazala bl. Belchiek J. Benyak We Are Looking To The Future lil Our Senior Cabinet Planned Activities Thomas Borellis . . . Preparatory . . . Tom re- ceived the title of Busiest . . . Member of Memorial Staff . . . Refreshment squad . . . Active in Junior and Senior Class plays . . . Future plans include going to college. Clifford Lee Bressler . . . General . . . Cliff has a friendly greeting for everyone . . . Works at Mis- sion Orange . . . Active in Chorus . . . Refreshment squad . . . Pet peeve is work . . . Future ambition is to be a Draftsman. Darrell Burgman . . . General . . . Sonny a popu- lar member of the senior class . . . Active in basket- ball . . . Favorite pastime is playing pinball machines and loafing . . . Plans to be a stock car driver. John Cibak . . . Vocational . . . john has friendly greeting for everyone . . .Works at Taylor's Dining Room . . . Favorite pastime is reading . . . His chief aim is to become an Air Force pilot. Donald Cima . . . General . . . Don popular senior always ready for a good time . . . Active in football as a guard . . . Favorite saying is Look . . . Fu- ture ambition is to become a Draftsman. Gary Cochran . . . General . . . Giz always friendly and smiling . . . President of the Band . . . enjoys flying . . . Pet peeve is Girls who know it all . . . Hopes to become a veterinarian after graduation. Edward Cole . . . General . . . ujohnniev well Bituminous', . . . Ed is a friendly senior' from Wilmerding . . . Found where there is fun . . . Favorite pastime is pinball machines . . . Plans to work in a mill. John Connelley . . . Preparatory . . . Johnnie well known by everyone . . . Works at 'l'aylor's Dining Room . . . Favorite pastime is loafing at Teny's . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Future ambition is to be a teacher. 4 james Corteal . . . Preparatory . . . jim is presi- dent of the senior class . . . A member of the Varsitv W and Memorial staff . . . Active in Basketball and Baseball . . . Hopes to attend college after graduation. Kenneth Critchlow . . . Preparatory . . . Ken,' is a friendly senior from Park Terrace . . . A member of refreshment squad . . . Assembly committee . . . Favorite pastime is television and loafing at the gas station . . . Future is undecided. T. Borellis C. Bressler D. Burgman I. Cibak D. Cima G. Cochran E. 'Cole nl. Connelley I. Corteal K. Critchlow 20 f' ' 44 rv Q 'ZS' gy., J -,. :af -3 5, li. Cwyrmr C. l3vl 0lic1's Nl. IJOIICIIIIIPII ated D kcllx I pCI lIl1l I X rum I COILI I l XXLI 1 Standing Nlr Lighhwr, I. IIOIIIIJ Huvu R Cvxvnlr C Mmm D Hofistot R X 111 c 1 Pm 1 md L lltulsky. l Larry Drabik . . . Gcncral , . . Larry plays a liot trumpct . . . An activc mcmlmcr in tlic lmanrl . . . Studying is liis liolwlmy . . . His pct pccvc is a ccrtain girl . . . Hopcs to cntcr collcgc. Barbara Duff Gt-ucral Barb onc of fricnclly scniors from Park Tcrracc . . . Mcmlmcr of tlic lmancl . . . Hcr liolulmy is rcacling . . , Music is llcr favoritc pastimc . . . lfuturc amlmitions arc un- clcciclccl. Clara Duncan . . . Commcrcial . . . Claran is unc of NViliucrcling,s ncppy majorcttcs . . . A mcmlmcr of tlic ycarlnook stall . . . Campus Cmmncnts . . . Dis- likcs stuclcnts Wlio arc stuck-up . . . cnjoys swim- ming, skating ancl listcning to latcst rccorcls . . . Plans to lic a sccrctary. Michael Elko . . . Commcrcial . . . Miki , has lmccn active on rcfrcslimcnt squad . . . Likcs to listcn to uCcccly . . . Pct pccvc is girls who act liigli class . . Ambition is to lac Lincla's liuslnanrl. Paul Estok . . . Gcncral . . . 'cCl1az', incluclcs lmasc- lmall, movic crcw, and stage-crcw as liis activitics . . . Likcs to liavc a good laugli at Ccrarfl , . . XVants to go to California ancl tlicn to tlic scrvicc. Larry Fiasco . . . Vocational . . . uFl'K'l'Zl',, was ac- tivc on tlic movic crcw . . . Likes to sing in tlic sliop . . . Votccl tlic titlc of Bc-st Lookingl' . . . Amluition is to lmccomc a niacliinist. L. Dralmik B. Dull' C. Duncan Xl. Elko P. Estok I.. Fiasco C. YVilcy P. Stolinski, P. Kowalski, S. llcycs annl Nl. K. Critclilow anclikl. A. Lcwis llzu'cliarik ht-lp out at a footlmll ganic. Col'lcc, cnyoncly si 'K'-rf -nv ,N 'Q Pause That Befreshes jane Fike . . . Commeicial . . . Giggles, helfied out at the football and basketball games as a stu ent assistant . . . Ambition is to go to business school and become a secretary. Florence Filar . . . Commercial . . . Flossis,, was in the school chorus and on the Memorial Staff . . . Favorite pastime is working at the 5 and 10c store . . . Would like to be a receptionist. Kenneth Fonas . . . Preparatory . . . Ken parti- cipated in the junior Class play and a member of the Student Council . . . Was voted the title of the Best Artistn . . . Ambition is to go to college. Mariam Gagetta . . . Commercial . . . Gagets has been active in the school chorus, Memorial Stafl and as a student assistant . . . Favorite pastime is loafing at Grimms . . . Would like to be a receptionist. Margaretta Ann Galbach . . . Commercial . . . Babe helped out at the football and basketball games as student assistant and is on the Campus Com- ments Ambition is to become a Journalist. Elaine Galket . . . Commercial . . . Red has a pet peeve which is waiting for someone who is late . . . Hobby is swimming . . . Future is undecided. james Catto . . . Vocational . . . Jim,' or Giz enjoys being a member of the movie crew . . . Fav- orite pastime is roaming the halls . . . Looks forward to becoming a millionaire. John Gerard . . . General . . . Iack', has been active on the football team, movie crew, stage crew, and on the Varsity W Club . . . Enjoys giving Estok a hard time . . . Ambition is to get an apprenticeship and go to Florida. George Goodlin . . . Commercial . . . George is on the setup crew for dances . . . enjoys fishing and hunting especially . . . Future plans is to join the Air Force and become a Draftsman. Wyatt Gosnell . . . Preparatory . . . Goose in- cludes Memorial Staff, basketball, football, base- ball and Campus Comments as his activities . . . Ambition is to become a farmer. jl. Fike F. Filar K. Fonas M. Gagetta M. A. Galbach E. Galket -I. Gatto I. Gerard G. Goodlin VV. Gosnell 1958 SENICJRS -. -., ...--i-.... .,...- ..- .,,, -.. ..... 23 Outlook Is Sonny Q if -as 'L-f t as 3 4 1 , it V' ,Mi Q- 'B QD 'Q 14, Wx n -'av - :N 1 , N, A ,. .1 '-sp., 24 Barbara Grimes . . . Commercial . . . Barb,' has a pet peeve of having to be kept waiting . . . Favorite pastime is being with Tony . . . Enjoys skating and dancing . . . Would like to be married. Harold Grubbs . . . Vocational . . . Pudgy was active on the stagecrew . . . Hunting and fishing seems to be his favorite hobby and pastime. Theresa Guarige . . . Commercial . . . Theresa is on the Memorial Staff . . . Enjoys dancing, swim- ming, and bowling . . . Pet peeve is dusting for Mr. Manis . . . Plans to attend business school. Mary Ann Harcharik . . . Commercial . . . Charlie helped out at the football games on the refreshment squad . . . Is a faithful baseball fan . . . Pet peeve is conceited people . . . Would like to be an airline hostess. jane Louise Harrison . . . General . . . Janie has been a band member and a majorette for one year . . . Enjoys swimming and reading . . . Future plans is to become a nurse. Dorothy Harvey . . . Commercial . . . Dorothyl' has been a member of the school chorus of the junior Class and a student assistant . . . Ambition is to become an Airline Hostess. Roberta Harvey . . . General . . . Berta is an ac- tive member of the Senior Cabinet, Refreshment squad, Campus Commentsf' and Memorial Staff . . . Enjoys swimming . . . Would like to become a medical secretary. Dianna Holfstot . . . Commercial . . . Dia was cheerleader for six years, president of Tri-Hi-Y, member of junior Red Cross, Campus Comments, Memorial Staff . . . Usually seen with Blue . . . Ambition is to be a secretary. Margaret Hohing . . . Preparatory . . . Margie was a cheerleader, on the assembly committee, Sen- ior play committee, junior Cabinet, in junior play . . . Pet peeve is Mr. Manis' political talks . . . Future plans is to become a nurse. Joanne Holub . . . Commercial . . . Io was presi- dent of G, A. C., majorette for 3 years, member of Memorial Staff, Senior Cabinet and Campus Comments . . . Received title of Best Athletcn . . . Ambition is to be a secretary. B. Grimes H. Grubbs T. Cuarige M A. Harcharik Jane L. Harrison D. Harvey R. Harvey D. Hoffstot M. Hohing I. Holub Lois Jean Hrabak . . . Connncrcial . . . Aetivities include band, majorette. and Memorial Stail' . . . Likes listening to tlie radio and bowling . . . ln- tends to make secretarial work lier career. Raymond YV. Hussey . . . General . . . hliayi' was on the footliall teain, junior and Senior play. Varsity 'WVU Club. Campus Comments and basketball inan- ager . . . Enjoys liunting and fisliing . . . YVould like to get an apprenticeship. Yvonne jankovich . . . Coininercizil . . . Vonnie inc-ludvs Memorial Stall., Campus Connnents and Student Assistant as her activities . . . Likes to listen to tlie radio . . . Pastiine is working at tlie Drive-In . . . Pet peeve is eonceited people . . . XVould like to lie a private secretary. Edith jones . . . Connnereial . . . Butt-liieu likes listening to popular records . . . Pet peeve is lmoys who get too serious . . . Future plans are nursing. Mary Ann Kauchak . . Preparatory . . . Mare .1 inenilmer of xil'lll0I'ilil Stall . . . Student director of junior and Senior plays . . . Enjoys danuing and listening to records . . . Dislikes getting up in the morning . . . NVants to lie a Illll'Sl'. Cornelia Kelly . . , Coininercial . . . Butch active as editor of Campus Comments . . . Lilmrary Assistant . . . Student Assistant . . . Meinlier of the Year- lsoola Stutli . . . Dillikes eoneeited people . . . Ilopes to lieeoine a secretary. 4'-2:-3 ff f I :PS XV f'2'f.,.v .. f 1 iff Q, , 1 Vp he fn l AI. llralmalt li. llussex Y jankovic-li li. jones Xl A. Kauelials C. Kelly C. Dahlstroin, D. Kelly, j. Speranza, N. Barker. I.. XVilliains and C. XYiltm'k. tt S53g 'l,'.fX nf - Aw .....--ww ...M M 5 'E . . if ' vis wan: 11: 'Q- e2:A3,:':t:?E im' .i i - wills: wikis .ss David Kcllv . . . kiCl14'l'ill . . . A'CrnnlJnt is niuin of Svnirir Ctilminvt . . . Dislikes ,Qvtting parking tit-kt s in front nt st-Imnl . . , ljnioys watt-r skiin, . . . ti to Clllll l'flvcti'ic'zxl Constrnvtiun. ff l'l ns Elizahetl1'Kcnclr0 . . . Cninmt-rciail . . . Bvtty tcls ut lnn and pnpnlzir with 1'V1.'l'j'UIll' . . . lltitts lmving tn wziit for scnnt-miv . . . lininys louling it Xl lxntlis W i . . . ants to lt- nn Airlint- Hosta-ss. Frank Kowalski . . . Nm-zitiniiail . . . Pullm-k if: 1 ont' nl m1i'ulllt'tv1' SPIIIUTS , . . Shim' CITXX' . . . fini sgggwh 1 -su . . . . . ' . . . siclvrs fighting Bill lns lwlwlmy , , . Ainlntinn is tn lit an lmzikvr, Wm 5 2 N. ' Patricia Kowalski .. . Crnnimwciail Part is ,Q sun on lictw-sliiiwiit Sqnzicl . , . Pzissm-s In-r tin 'V -,ggi aiwuy listt-ning to rnclio . . . lininys c-Ulla-sting im-riicls 5 L . . Plains to ln' ai tvlvpliuiic' opt-I'zitm'. Shirley Krzmtz . . . ki0lll'l'ill . . . Sliii'lvy is nsnzillx scan stnclying . . . Enjoys waitcliing or lillillljl pnrt QW sports . . . lfntnrt- plains zirv nncls'L'itlccl riglit nmx it : , A iz I 'fn1r.m5 :, f ::. joseph Krivansky . . . cil'llL'l'ill . . . joe is ailwzixs talking Zlllilllt cnrs . , . linjuys tlrngging Bill . L , ' Sitting :it tlrng storm- . . . lfntnrt- plains :mi nnrlt-vitlt cl ,fs WN H Q ,, right now. 'W' I F L, .,,,f7- L , ti . -'-' i 5 iz 5 .ag gi . 6' fm 5 sg, . 4, ftigil. X Q ll. Kr-lly Kvinlrn I , Kmxzllski Kowalski S. Kiuintf Krivainsky li. Ilnsst-3' annul Nl. llnliing C. Lung and B. Kc-nclro llzis xiiiymn' stwn Quinn? XVl1t-rp dm-sg this limit- gn? limi Looking For Something Camillia Kwolek . . . Preparatory . . . Cammy an active member in junior and Senior plays . . . Mem- ber of Yearbook Staff . . . Senior Play Committee . . . Enjoys dances . . . Plans to become a Medical Technologist. Lois Lake . . . Preparatory . . . Lois is always seen with a smile . . . Active in Student Council . . . Senior Cabinet . . . Senior play . . . Enjoys reading . . . music . . . Plans to become an Airline Hostess. Carol Lang . . . Commercial . . . Carol often seen vith Marie . . . Member of Refreshment Squad . . . Enjoys collecting records . . . Wishes to be a secretary. William Lebanno . . . Ceneral . . . Lt-bon is usnall ' . 1 1 1 Y .5 seen drinkin cokes in CUIUIIIS . . . Pet eeve is Q . p lunglish . . . Plans to become a draftsman. joseph Lebbano . . . Vocational . . . joey usually seen working at gas station . . . Member of stage crew . . . Movie crew . . . Enjoys going to Drive-In . . . Plans to be Tool and Die Expert. William Lenhart . . . Vocational . . . B-Bop al- ways talking car talk . . . Enjoys dragging joe . . . member of Movie Crew . . . Hobby is hunting . . . Plans to become an apprentice. Carl Leonard . . . Commercial . . . Carl,' is usually seen studying . . . Spends his time working in Star Market . . . WVould like to work in office. Marianne Lewis . . . Preparatory . . . Loan busy in Tri-Hi-Y . . . junior and Senior plays . . . Band . . . Refreshment Squad . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Favorite pastime is sleeping . . . Hopes to enter college. Thomas Locke . . . General . . . Tom', is another quiet Senior until he gets started . . . Pet peeve is Plane Geometry . . . Plans to become a millionaire. Joanne Lord . . . Commercial . . . Pudgy is fun to be with , . . usually seen loafing in Art Room . . . Likes to drive . . . Hopes to become a housewife. C. Kwolek L. Lake C. Lang YV. Lebanno J. Lebanno VV. Lenhart C. Leonard M. Lewis T. Locke J. Lord 1958 SENIORS Q5 Wx .X L.. 27 School Is Not All Work -'- V.- - - .... ,L . K , teacher and wife. become a machinist. engineer. S. Neshoff R 28 W. Lytle P. C. Mazur C D. Messner I. E. Myers R William Lytle . . . Vocational . . . Lump always has something funny to say . . . Pet peeve IS his car breaking down . . . Member of Stage Crew Plans to become a mechanic. Patricia Maguire . . . Preparatory . . Pat is Co editor of yearbook . . . Member of Refreshement Squad . . . Junior and Senior plays Voted Most Likely to Succeedv . . . Enjoys listening to radio . . . Plans to become a teacher. George Mazur. . . General . . . Mazur has Most Pleasing Personality . . . Active in Football Basketball . . . Senior Cabinet . . . President of Varsity W . . . Pet peeve is P. O. D. Plans to enter teaching Held. Cynthia Merritts . . . Preparatory . . Cyn took part in Tri-Hi-Y . . . Band . . . Refreshment Squad . . . Pastime is sleeping . . . Plans to become 1 Dianne Messner . . . Commercial . . Dianne always seen smiling . . . usually with Jane e peeve is men drivers . . . Future plans are undecided James Miller . . . Vocational . . . jim' enjoys play ing golf and cutting hair . . . Pet peeve is the way Niber combs his hair . . . Greatest ambltron is to Edward Myers . . . Preparatory . . . Ed comes from Park Terrace . . . Enjoys watching television and listening to the radio . . . Pet peeve is show offs . . . Ambition is to go to college and become an Ralph Nastari . . . General . . . Enjoys fishing and hunting . . . Was the manager of the football team and member of the cabinet for three years Plans to become a bartender at his fatheris store Ste banie Neshoff . . . Commercial . . Steff cluges student assistant and chorus as activities Enjoys going to football and basketball games Would like to go to business school. Robert Niber . . . Vocational . . . 'Bob enjoys golf, rifle target shooting, eating pizza and loafing with the stage crew . . . Wants to be a machinist Maguire Merritts Miller Nastari Niber Martha Novakovicli . . . Coininereial . . . Co-editor of Campus Connnents, Business manager of Me- morial, Set-retaiy of Student Council, Sec-retarv of C. A. C .... Title of Best lJtllll'l'l'U . . . Aluliition is to lveeoine a legal secretary. Susan Novoscclliak . . . Prepa1'atoi'y . . . Sue is on tlie assenllily committee . . . Enjoys :n'eliery, reading and collecting reeortls. Bessie Painter . . . Ceneral . . . Enjovs writing letters aucl listening to the raclio . . . Pet peeves arerscliool, homework. and getting report earcls . . . Plans to enter tlie profession oi practical nursing. Leonard Patalsky . . . Vocational . . . Patl', par- ticipated on the lwaselmall, and liasketlmall teams, Varsity XV Clulv, stageerew, movie crew, refrcsli- ment squad . . . Enjoys Iisliing . . , XVoulcl like to lie a machinist. Frank Patella . . . Ceneral . . . Clic-eta is at-tive on the football. lvasketlwall. Yarsitv NYU Club, Vive President of Soplioluore Class, Treasurer of junior Class, Vice President of Senior Class . . . Title of Best Daneerf' L D 5 'K ,gy Thonms Patterson . . . General . . . 'tklopeu .was on 3 N' tlie football teaiu for one year, lmasketliall tor two ' years and Varsity NVD clulm . . . l uture is uiitlecitlecl. ,ny . AP! - 5 .. . P 't f KI. Novalaovieli S Novosecllialx B. Painter I.. Patalsky F. Patella 'I' Patterson S. Xvttltlftlll, l.. Urlvan anal D. Yojnilt are happy wlleu l.. Patalslxy. Nl. ll2lTl'llill'ili illtll C- tliey Work. eustoulers. Lang attracting C3 qs A l .Nw , i Theresa Pindro . . . Coinint-rcial . . , Pct pc-cvcs it l school . . . Futurc is umlvciclm-cl. I3 is-nv f al? Ruth Postell . . . Connncrcial . . . Activitics inclucla' stnclt-nt assistant and co-otlitor of Mt-niorial . . . Holds title of Bt-st Lookingn . . . Pct pct-vv is stuclc-nts who clonlt co-opcratv at L-lass incctings . . . Plans to clo secretarial Work. 'il V ' Carol Primanti . . . Gum-ral . . : XVas activv in tht- zvk ,wg lmantl ancl on tht- Mc-inorial Stall . . . XVon title of Best Musician . . . Plans to cntcr college-. it iq - Melvin Putz . . . Ccncral . . . Enjoys clriving, clanc- a ing, vating pizza, and nicclianical drawing . . . llatvs 4 ij if to work . . . Plans to join tlin- Air Forum-. t K- in 55 rl y-J - 'I Charles Quinn . . . P1'C'Dkll'ilttJI'y . . . Chuck is ac- tivv on thc basketball and lmasvlmall tc-anis ancl lit' is prcsitlcnt of Stnclt-nt Council . . . Holds titlv of Most Popnlarl' . . . Plans to go to collcgv. Ronald Reagan . . . Gent-ral . . . llcggi0 onjoys collvcting convcrtildlcs ancl participating in drag racing . . . Future plans arc unccrtain. is t ' - i' It 3 I Pinclro ll. Postcll f Prinianti M. Putz Quinn H. llvagan Nlr. LLll'IL'lIilll5lxl, ll. Postvll, S. Nm-slioll, P. Vastaclorv, Mr. Zitolli, -I. lfilw, C. K1-lly, antl Xl. Cagt-tta- Baby, itls volml OlIlSllll'l,l i ' svcnis to lic liomc-work ancl getting up early for Sallie Reyes . . . Commercial . . . Spaniard was active on the refreshment squad . . . Enjoys being with the Four Freshmen, Carol, Pat, and Mary Ann . . . Plans to do secretarial work. Mary Ryan . . . Commercial . . . Mamie enjoys sleeping . . . Favorite subject is shorthand . . . Pet peeve is history . . . Ambition is to be married. Doris Sadler . . . General . . . D. I. was active on the Campus Comments, chorus, refreshment squad and art class . . . Hates doing housework . . . Hopes to become a Laboratory Technician. Mildred Louise Schuler . . . Commercial . . . Enjoys playing tennis and swimming . . . Ambition is to become a secretary. Paul Sipush . . . Preparatory . . . Helped out at football games working with the refreshment squad . . . Holds title of Most Likely to Succeed . . . Future plans are to enter college. Patricia Skomra . . . Commercial . . . Pat was in the chorus and student assistant . . . Enjoys playing the accordion and being with Carl . . . Pet peeve is people who think they're too good for everyone else. Loretta Smith . . . Preparatory . . . Loret was a member of the Student Council for four years, re- freshment squad, chairman of assembly committee, Memorial Staff and Treasurer of Sophomore Class . . . Future is undecided. Joan Sonovich . . . General . . . Bebo is a mem- ber of refreshment squad . . . Pastime is dancing . . . Pet peeve is show-offs . . . Title- Best Artistn . . . Future undecided. James Speranza . . . General . . . Sonny'i . . . Sen- ior Cabinet, and Dance Committee . . . Hobby is dating sharp chicks . . . Pet peeve is girls who stay home . . . Title of Best Dressed . . . Future-to attend college. james Spiegel . . . Vocational . . . ujimi' . . . Hobby is driving . . . Pet peeve is school P. A. system . . , Ambition is to be a machinist. S. Reyes M. Ryan D. Sadler M. Schuler P. Sipush P. Skomra L. Smith J. Sonovich EI. Speranza I. Spiegel 1- ' ..3' 557' '11 ' viii . Y, .dm -me 1958 SENIORS 31 39 1958 SENICRS Look and Go Forward , I .1 Darla Stark . . . General . . . Pastime is listening to popular records . . . Pet peeve is conceited people . . . Ambition is to be a secretary. Michael Stojakovich . . . Vocational . . . Mike is member of the movie crew . . . Pet peeve is shop . . . Ambition is a machinist. Patricia Stolinski . . . Commercial . . . Pat . . . Member of Refreshment squad . . . Pastime being with Carol, Sal, and Mary Ann . . . Pet peeve- show-oifs . . . Received title Prettiest Hair . . . Career-Secretary. Beverly Subasky . . . General . . . Bev,' . . . En- joys dancing . . . Pet peeve is show-offs . . . Wants to be a designer of fashions Robert Tahaney . . . General . . . Activities are band and yearbook . . . Pastime is sleepin . . . Pet peeve is separating boys from girls on bang bus . . . Ambition is an accountant. Francis Torma . . . Commercial . . . Activit is bas- ketball manager . . . Hobby is collecting girls' hand- kerchiefs . . . Pet peeve is school . . . Ambition is comptometer operator. George Tucker . . . Vocational . . . Activities are stage crew and basketball . . . Hobby is hunting and fishing . . . Pet peeve is show-offs . . . Ambition is to be a machinist. Loretta Urban . . . Commercial . . . Activities are junior and Senior play and Refreshment squad . . . Pastime listening to music . . . Pet peeve is non- supporters to their class . . . Ambition-Beantician. Pat Vastadore . . . General . . . Pat is a member of G. A. C. and a Student Assistant . . . Hobby is sports and reading . . . Pet peeve is conceited peo- ple . . . Ambition-Nurse. Dennis Vojnik . . racing and loafing bition is to be an D. Stark P. Stolinski R. Tahaney G. Tucker P. Vastadore . Commercial . . . Hobby is drag . . . Pet peeve is school . . . Am- accountant. M. Stojakovich B. Subasky F. Torma L. Urban D. Vojnik A .s Nl illl r. ml :lift Sandra NValclr0n . . . Coinincrcial . . . A incnibcr of St-nior Class plav . . . Pvt pcm-vc is boys that clon't clam-v . . . Carvcr nnclc-ciclccl . , . Pastiinc-clancing. it james Walker . . . Preparatory . . . uvlillln . . . Mom- Y . . ' ..f. I: w ' W' 1 5 Q1 bn-1' of yearbook staff . . . Hobby is stuclcnt pilot 3 . .. Pastinu- is rc-acling novcls Ambition is . t'!lHilll'1'l'il1g'. Yvaltcr Yvcgrzynek . . . Qll'Ilt'l'ill . . . Fuclgc,' . . , Hobby is limiting ancl working on cars . . . Pct pvvvc is st-bool . . . Ambition is to bc- a clraftsinan. Thomas YVelirli . . . Conn-ral . . . AL-tivitics arc foot- ball and baseball . . . Hobby is hunting . . . Ambi- tion is to attcncl collcgv . . . Title'- Bm-st Atlilz-tc-.H Clair VVhitlam . . . Cc-ncral . . . i'Skip . . . Hobby is loafing and linnting . . . Pvt pm-vc is school . . . Ambition is to bc a Flt-vt Admiral in the U. S. N. Carol YViley . . . Pre-paratory . . . Activities arc rc- ' fn-slnnvnt sqnacl ancl yearbook staff . . . WVas in tlu- Svnior Class play . . . Hobby is popular rccorcls ancl raclio . . . Can-or unclccitlcci. S. Waldron I. Wulkcr W. Wcgrzynek T. Wchrli C. Whitlam C. Wiley Craliani chucks work of sccrctarics-E. Calkct, VVliat is it?,, Nl. NtlX'llktlVlL'l1. C. Kwolcli, Nl. K1lllL'llllli, and L. Lulu E if, 'S '1 -. Lysle Williams . . . Cr-nerzil .... A L-tivities are mem- lmer of yearbook stuii' :incl Darien- Committee . . . Paxstime is seeing Vicki . . . Pet pvc-ve is 1-oirei-itc-ml girls . . . l uture-to lx' il flrziftsmaiii . . . Titlr-f l'rettiest llaiirf' Shirley XVils0n . . . Commercial . . . Poo l5oo's activities are Chorus :mal junior Cailminet . . . llustiim- is Dancing ziurl Roller skirting . . . Pet pez-ve is von- or-ite-rl people . . . Amlmition-to lu' il Sl'k'l'l'lllI'y. Genevieve WViltuek . . . Commercial , . . jenny is Sc-e1'etz11'y of Senior Class, V. l'rcsiclr-nt of C. A. C., venrlnook stzifl. Campus Comments . . . Pet per-vc is fun. ' . I I , . I .. Q , II 4. 6 com-item pc-op e . . . l'1t e- Nlost lopll.1i , . . lu' ture-to lie ll Si'L'l'K'lill'j'. Josephine Yeraee . . . Commercial . . . Class Calmi- net, C. A. C., elrorus, :incl Student Coimeil . . . Holmlby is bowling . . . Pet pi-eve is eoilu-itecl people . . . Pastime is loufing at Crimm's . . . 'I'itlc-- Nic'c-st Persomilityi' . , , Fiitiiire Nurse, Williams S. NVilson NViltuck nl. Ye-11100 NV. XV4'g.5rxynok imcl ll. Crulmlzs. 'l'. Gualrigc. j. Film-. F. Film' :mil Y. -Iamkovieli f ef.LE'..1..,, ..l. f S. YQ.. sg.. X . . N. . Wir 'W.94 I 5 N 1 Ns. -if Rf I vi 3319 I ' 'V .,f P,- , ,. 1 k -.g,,. 1' . , N W 5' ,+I f I.. Lvfllilll. il, SUIIHXH' D. Iluiklbslni, Xl. Daily. Xl. Ilulxi K. llzlrxin. XI, Xul.l11 ' -I' A'm'm-H'm WIA' l,Vh.m1'lIi' Nh., Dmlw Xlr. Nh-km-n-1.1, Nlrx, Sln-aurvr. Nlr. C nun S l'4vrtm-r, .X. l,lll'AlI'l'Hi ll. Clanrtn-r, S. Rc-illy Happy Days Are Here Again CANDIDLY YOURS SENIOR STAGE CRICXV IT. Vlvflflllll, R. Huxsvy, N. lflsluk, R. llussvy, M. llnllillg, l . Kmvzllski, C. NIL'l'1kldflt'll. L. Larkin B. Lc-nlmrt. Ywmm' -lunkmich. T. XYy,uut. Nl. Al. Zcxlblnzxk, D. Sxxisslu-lun. Jw- I J! I v Wi-Kvlxftfivv vor rv rvr vrmrrr-' 3 K' L xxiuuu ,-.... ir' v kJ i S, Ymcm-clialk ll'1ll'llN it vs tilm xml 1 gn lt ch ll of ivllvc- ii! STAGE HANDS Cot-togvthcr bvform- classes begin, H. Nilx-1' :md L. Ihmnls 9-..,-.- ,-Q. V...... .. Iv' 15.4 FC ilf 3.-, 0 T slim , yuan 'e-'slGf BEST ARTISTS because of their greatest ability Ken Fonas and bloan Sonovic earned the title ol best artists. They are the ones who help with the many pos- ters in the hall and all art work that needs to be done for the many organizations in our school. VVe heartily thank them for the help they have given us and hope they will find further satisfac- tion in the art field. BUSIEST NVe extend our appreciation for all the work that Cornelia Kelly and Tom Borellis have con- tributed to our senior achievements. Besides being kept quite busy as Editor of the Campus Comments. Cornelia takes part in many other activities. Tom is always busy with student council work and student assemblies. etc. These two sincere hard working seniors have really earned their title as busiest. 38 1- A 3 M--.-........ BEST DRESSED blames Speranza and Antoinette DiNapoli lead the line on choosing colors to wear and st l. f ' y es or the occasion. Many students would give a lot to have the well designed clothes that eatness of their clothes these seniors have. The n also help to keep up their U , zlpearance. Antoin- ette aud james are tops when it comes to picking what to wear. BEST LOOKING The good looks of our beautiful commercial student. Ruth Postell, and our handsome voca- tional student, Larry Fieseo, make us wonder whether we are in a movie studio instead of a classroom. Ruth and Larry are the envy of all. With looks like their's, who knows, we mav see them on TV or in movies someday in the future. ,,,..,,- . .....,..... , :U- .T V . A l iq 454 ' 5- . ng ui , rv g X X KM, BEST DANCERS XVlic1'cy:-1' therv is a dancc you will usually sw our two host dancvrs, Martha Novakovich and Frank Patvlla. displaying thcir dancing abil- ity. Martha and Frank vnjov dancing and cvvry- onv vnjoys dancing with thorn. If you should nccd a pointvr or two on thc latest dance steps he sun' to ke-vp an cw ou our two bust dancers. BEST ATHLETES Nlany athlvtic ahilitics such as good sports- manship, ahility to play wt-ll, and tho dvsirc to win haw hc-lpsd Joanne Holuh and Tom XVhvrli to inako thc grade' as thc host athlctcs in thc scnior class. Tom has espn-cially shown oxc-cllcncv in thc fic-ld of foothall and joannc- as a ls-advr in thc- Girls' .-Xthlc-tic Council. 539 'XX PERSONALITIES NICEST PERSONALITY The two seniors who always haw a friendly sinilc and word for cvwyom' aro Cvorgc' Nlaxur and .loscphinc Yvracv. blosios frivndlinvss and growing sniilc' Wins for hvr thc' friendship of all new studvnts. .Iosiv and Coorgv liavc morn- truc- frivnds than you could count on all your fingt-rs. These two rcallv clvst-1'x'e thv title of having thc nicvst pt-rsonalitv. You're the Greatest ! bl. Yvranu- and C. xlilllll' haw- a lrii-ndly clint--Nil-4-si PK'l'5Ullllllly -F PERSON ALITIES SHORTEST AND TALLEST Above the crowds we see the two tallest seniors, quiet Joanne Lord, towering W. Cosnell. Hidden in the same crowd our shortest couple, petite C. NViley and humorous Paul Estok. These four are the tallest and shortest members of this years senior class. The Cream of the Crop fd' MOST DEPENDABLE james Corteal and Mary Ann Harcharik have well deserved and earned the title of most dependable. They are always willing to give a hand to anyone who needs it and thev always do their job well. They are prompt with their regular school work as well as any extracurricular tasks and thev both receive great pleasure in doing it. NEATEST The trim fashions worn by Marie Donchinen and the sharp combinations worn by Dave Kelly have helped them achieve the title as the neatest seniors. Their neatness is the envy of the major- ity of the students around the school. The ex- cellent taste displayed by Marie and Dave help to brighten the halls of our school. 40 . . .. BEST MUSICIANS Larry Dralmik, trumpet player and Carol Priinanti, saxophonist, have spent many hours practicing and working to attain their ahilitv to plav their instruments so well. As memlners of the hand. they have worked hand in hand with the other hand memhers to make our hand one of the best in the state. MOST POPULAR The pleasing personalities of Chuck Quinn and Genevieve YViltuck have helped them he- coine the most popular lmov and girl in the senior class. A friendly smile and friendly word have acquired many friends for these two likahle students. Thev will surely go far in life for with their personalities and ahilitv to get along with people they deserve the best. Pressman Ex PRESIDEN 5 . A , 5.3.3. I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Among the top students in the senior class are the two who are the most likelv to succeed, Paul Sipush and Pat Nlaguire. They lmoth re- ceive excellent grades and are well liked hy their fellow classmates. In years to come we will see them doing very successful work in what- ever career thev may choose. PRETTIEST HAIR Pat Stolinski, prettv eonunereial student. and Lysle YVilliams, a sharp prep student, well deserve the title of having the prettiest hair. Pat is the proud owner of beautiful long curly light hrown hair which is always in place. l,vsle's lmright red hair makes him stand out in any group. These two seniors serve as good examples for our other well-groomed students. -11 SCHOOL LIFE fIlI1'L'lxiIlQf:llllllj'f,l'Kll'l'b VI. Flulvllzlk. Xl. lilko, Il. NlClI'l'iS0ll. H. livzl li. lim-lw1', A, nhganll. Nh: SL-urri 'If Paattvrsml amd H. Xilu-r c:ll1'llliSfl'y all wurk IJ, Km-Hy, Hr. Zlll'iCl12lIlSky, ID. BIll',LIlll2lll 2 u 9 v' V 22. fy .. 'Lx 4 K K M ' ,PJ , Z J lui llalsilv gvts lxcmks for class Nl. NUX'1lli0XlL'll :xml 'lf xvi'lll'l1 clumw- in :ls- SK'llll7lj' 5. IUIIIRISUXIUII allul A. knlumx' illlllllll' tru- phil-s nuts in tlu' lmml II. Solxolmxski gc-ta 1'i'illly lm' ilu- l m'vn- sic- cuntvsts Nh, K-rnlmm amcl I. ll'I'ilK'i' lilllgll alt mis- tukvs Nl. lilku pl-clnllm pul- lll3l'?s5lE zazsaual Work And Play Go Hand in Hand ilish, 'l'. Vvllliilllli c 1 rsls It their studies. 44 OFFICERS President C. jesko V. President S. Karas Secretary P. Martello Yl'l'l'llSlll'K'I' T. Malloy Advisor JUN Look Forward To Their Senior Year The Junior Class undertook various projects to provide funds for their prom and senior yearbook. In the opera- tions of these activities all students were asked to participate in order that they would benefit from the education derived from these activities. The junior Class sold candy, maga- zines, held dances, and tried other methods to raise money. YVe are looking forward to the Iunior Prom which we hope will be the best held by anv class of XVil- merding. We hope that all who attend will remember our prom for many years. Everyonels ambition made our Iunior Year a successful one. WVith this same am- bition and Will, We look forward to our senior year. chinl and 1' Po- Xlr. Nlonoyoudis Ist row: -I. llrini. II. Anms, II. Botti, C. An- cI4-Imo. XI. IILll'X'IlIi. I . IIa1cL'o, ISI-II. 2ncI row: IC. I5x'iL-I4- vr. C. I3vIcI1im-Ia. II. AIM- 11lltIl'l'. C. Ilalrxin. .-X. A1- QAIII. II. I3 clorson. QI. IIqxiI4-y, :SHI row: IJ. I'n'IL'I1iuIx. XY. IIitIm'r. Il. .'XI'l'lllI.lS. -I. II4mm'l'. .-X. IIm'cIlla1l'ir-II. CI. IIuInic-I1. II. Ihry Isl row Ilrmvxl. IIIIVIWX. Canpvttu I3mImv.. . Cups-tin CUSIVIU, XI. Isll Cohn I' I7miL'm'. IC. IILIMIRIUK CIIIHILIIM 3rd row: Xliss XIiIIingI1m. II. fIUllIIl'l'. II. Ilglmlu' II C-nspvr IJ C.a11'Ic'l'. XI C.lxtcI1Il4IrI. II. Cuwim. Ist HDV! -I. cIl'lII1HXX'NI'xI, XI. I IIIIWIILW II I'1mI4'II'1 . . l., X. Cmmn.,x. Ix. IUIQIJII. Ix. I imIvr. II. Crulwlms. 2mI row: I'. Kt'lllll'lIX'. S. Kut- Ic'Iic'I1. II. K4'l'ill. II. Clill- n'n'se'. Xl. -Imws. C. I'I2ll'l'. S. Kokus. N. Kz11'cm'sIIi. 'I' I.zlil'aI, Ilrd row: I.. Kra1II. I. C-lwlk. XX. -lunvs. I. II.n'I7m'I. Cl. ,Im-sIm. C. Kzmriv. XY. II:xIgz1x. S. Ixzlms. Isl row: II XII-rritts. I'. Xlalrla-IIU, N. I.on,. XI, ,X. XI:uIz1ra1s. C. XI:l1'Im, IX XlivIz1. I'. Xlurwf. 2nd row: N. Xllgnugnn. I.. IAlllIl'. C.. I.1u-an-3. II. Ima-L'Il. I.. XI11ILI1'4m'. Ii. XI. I,lm:z. C. I.ucIIwy'. I . XI:-CfI:1i1l. II Xlirru. IINI row: I. XI.m-Immun. II. Xlxrs- L-Ilm-Ix. VI. I.1'1lll1ll'CIU. AI. I.in511-I. XV. XIvl'IQm'sI4y'. I. Xlnlluy. II. NI'lIlllS. X. XI1'cIx'n'mI, .I I4llk'.lI'l'III. AI. XII-lIi:lIm'. XIV. filL'IIi. 06 mv fl! Nw' JUNIOR CABINET lst row: Nlr. Mgmrizi. C Risillgs-r, -I. Prilmnic, ll Scigll, C. RIITTU, P. HUIIFQ' S. RL-illy, M. Iiicv, H STIIISTIUIATTJLI. 2nd row P. Povialsk, bl. l'1-la-L'm'ivll B SIIIKTIOXI I1 Xl Pu . .'1 ' c. A . 0 lliall, NI. Olivvr, If Nvlis XI. A. Nahum 3rd row I. Rlclmrcls. L. Nash. H Poms:-tto,C.Sz1r11iL'ul:1,XY fYIJUIlIlK'TT. ,I. Slznlclvr. C Xlyvrs. I . llfuxsv. lst row: T. Vvyilllt, IJ Swisslu-lun, P. Yolm, C VWT1-y, NI. Sfl'flll', Al Zof chalk, V. xVl'llCTT1llliT, Nl L. Vvrcs, ll. Yuiglmt, 2nd row: IC. Stironc, D. Wil- liams, T. XYilliznns, Nl L. Vau'm-r, B. Stvwzlrt C. Vmc-ur, S. XVTj1l'Zj'll1'Ti, I. Yusko, Nlr. Dupzlr. 'ltd row: ll. Spa-1-fly. T. I 1 orkos, -I. XINIIICTQ, A Sokol, R. SL'IllIlII2lkCl', C XVidcn. P. Smith. nl. Slum kan. H. Yr-X. nding: T. Malloy, -I. Liugul, C. jvsko, C. Sill'l1iL'0T2l. T. Ilzlrtfvll. -I. I.vm1an1'du, R. .-Xlvxzlmlm-x'. Sitting: S. Shllsha-rvlmzl, M. j. Zofclmk, F. Bacco, P. Murtvllo, P. Yolm. Ir. l:l'illIlllll umtions P. Lone-y and A. Argzlll . Crulmowski, S. Karas. 1. I.. lluglws :mel C. fskn lonw mum is tlu- timv mr study lr. Klillgvnsllliill fits Nl. . XYOYUS for il ring Yisnivk. Nl. il. Zuf- lzlk. li. Stirunc amd 'l'. 'illiauns .I NllSl!.illlll N. Kzwnwski llll olllua- trvv urly Hall-210 Mc-cliutv, j. Lvmmrdu ul 'I'. Dmlghty gala' IILIIIIQQIX' nt past 5111111- MLN I5 N xi 4 -x 1? E I. .K Ffa.. if gi xx.. 5.4 +-...., Krwk xl!!! wi-as J 3 J UN IOB CANDIDS SOPHOMORES Scaled: li, H1111-11. und NY, Stuja11'kox'it'l1. Standing: li, Quinn. Nlrs. XVv1'tz llllti N. I ,ittvri Oh! . . To Be Seniors! F 1' o in thc-ir h 0 g i ll Il i ll g dew at XV. NI. ll. ovcr onv half of the sopho- inort- class trziditioimiiy hm-gun thvir high school lift' with thv fvlling of vxcitement nrixvtl with 1111cv1'tai11tV. As thc days Wvnt on, ziftcr ll contiinicd tjrv11Zy of dctonrs, wrong 1'oon1s. and 11djust111Cnts to their sclic-diiivs, those' sophornorvs soon joined thvir ciaissiirzitcs who had previously ut- tmiclvd xViillll'l'LiiI1flyS school systvnr. First Oll thc ugcrrciu for thc ya-:ir 0111110 the foot- hull g1unvs, NVilt'l'0 thc- students hoc-11111c an critilllsialstic, uctivc' group in tht- L'iN't'l'illQ of tht- x'u1'sity's vit-to1'it's. Soon it was thc' Clhristirrus st-zison und the-ir thoughts turnc-cl to our Svnri-tor111ul Clhristinus cluricv. Next in our sc-qiiviicv of tiinv thc Now Your rollcd in, ilfillgillg with it liuskcthuii scuson. QJIICO again thvsc sophonrorvs joined our schooi i11 QI joyous und victorious spirit. This class of '60 is ct-1'ta1i11iy liCSiillL'Ci for grcut thi11gs as proven hy thvir illustrirtions of lc-z1dc1'sl1ip and cn- thusiusin throughout tht- vvar. -18 Prcsitimrt . Vicc P1'csich'11t Sc'c1'c'tz1ry i-l1I'l'ZlSlIl'0I' . Advisor , OFFICERS .. .. XV. Stojaiukovich . H, Quinn H. Bzlvvo N. Littt-ri . Mrs. XVl'I'tZ I. lialcco illlli Nl. Untto 1lI'l' uriitvstaliits ior 41 fi :nrt-v L-ontm-st fv lst limv: l'. l'mnm-r. Nl Cln'istt'nno, l'. Cahill. 1. lit-vclutgv. R. Barco, D. Cmn-- llltlllillv, N. Dnrlwy, S Lnpo, QI. C.z1stngm-ro. A. Ban'- ton. 2nd Row: 'l'. Cnnlp- , A twll, I. lint-co. J. Balcvo, C. Bllzliv. li. Ht-nrcl. Nt. Unity. Nl Bllllll D lilnnlm nt I' -.-4 t..-A.. -,A llnrrt-tt. lt. linrttnl. 3rd Row: A. Cmnnnntv. L. Cont. ,I Cnnnnings. R. Adams. 'l'. Cnsvy. -I. Ijlll Cnntun. ll. Dawkins. -I. Botti. ,I Alw- ranns, Mr. Liglutm-r. lst Row: XY. Kvlly. H. Lnkcz D. jannvs. R. Iauci, -I. l,nL'ixi- tn, N. listok. Nl. Cnttu, l'. t 1'ytIrycl1, I7. lfnsilti. N. Ct-lm-. ind How: Nlr. Pngn- nu. S. vlnrivlm. P. Kuwnlski. D. Krall. S. Kmmtistos. A. Alnsxt-nr, -I. llnrris. Xl. 1,11-t-tl. AI. lsilllll, VI. lnwkntml. 3rd Row: IC. Ilnlnilt nn. N. I.m'kt-, NV. Cnnlt, -I. Inntzt- nmrinn. N. Lvtticri. li. Cn- nticll, N. lsialsuo, D. Cum-ttn. D. lSl'l'K'll. NV. Dnpurnk. lst Row: A. Nlllfllitll. ll. Pngslvy, P. Natick. K. Pvt- rnskal, N. Miskow, A. NI, Lncznl-Ili, M. lttltlmlgv, -I. Olin-r, C. Rnwson, F. Sm'- 1'npt'n'. 2nd Row: ll. Purl- knt, -I. P01154-ttn, S. Lnvn- rvlli, S. Lyttv. Xl. IJllL'itI't'Ht, S. McNvnl, L. Hamm N. Nc-stat. l'. ltntwino. A. Poun- post-tli. tlrd Row: Hr, Nic'- Lnin. P. Mum, VI. Nt'illllill't. lt. Quinn, li. Pvkrill. lt, Rt'llltlL'k. R. Nlallulsco. It. Nldlnirk. H. Roland. Nl. Mun. lst Row: l'. Sprnntul. P. Svr- l'ilDt'I't', S. Sc'lnm-r. A. Zit- t-lli, C. Snntln, C. Spt-rnnzn. D. NVitlianns. S. s1.tt-ska, C. XVoirn'r. P. Sohnnskil. C. Vastnclon-. 2nd Row: NY. Sisco, B. Yvnt-Ili, li. Yt'I'ilL't', D. 'I':n'tlin, NI. Vl'ill'tlT. I. ZilllIllt'l'IlI2tll. P. Slnlrgnt. NI. Yisnick. C. YYl1itv. C. XVnjtun, S. Zcnnp. 3rd Row: YV. Slcwinn. lt. Vlxltc-rs. 'l'. Sk:n'n1'n, C. Ym':1t'v. Z. Ynlm, O. SilYt'I'lllttll. I.. Ynsko, H. Ynskn, XY. Strn:lc'm'it'tI. Spnnglcr, Nt. Ynkin. Mrs, xVt'I't7. -W OU e . up 1 ar NLC T mi :tt ' 9 Q f-1' r' Q pb Qu 113- ,pf FRESI-IMEN Our Last Year of Junior High September, 1957l We, the eighty-eight freshmen, were excited as We started on the final year of Junior High. VVe were eager to take our place as leaders of the Junior High, and eager for new ex- periences. Under the superior supervision of Mr. Carver and Mr. McKeeta, We found our- selves on the road to bigger and better ideas. VVe participated in all activities, and cheered our basketball and football teams to victory. Many members of our out- standing band were from the freshmen class. NVQ' faced new problems and classes during this our freshman year, but under the able directions of our teachers. we brought the year to a successful conclu- sion. Wfe will never forget this glorious freshman year, and our looking forward with eagerness to those more interesting and happy years in Memorial High. 50 OFFICERS President . . . . A. Arth V, President ll. Margueriet Treasurer . . l'. Trenga Secretary A. XVoinL-r s lou mm cm cn lILIx 5- x 1 Ii l r Q cc mo I D1 os u ww. -nc ow: . L mmm 4 Costa 0 Ilnlmx I1 Q. OIIL I I HKU lh IX ll wralk OVC , lst Row: , . Nc-III, ll. Klum, P. Kvnm- y A.Nl. Illzltkcy. D. AI1ll lll'- rid. A. I,m'm'c-Ili, F. Ilvni- yfilll, U. Nlalq-cn, A. 5I1lllIlS. 2nd Row: NI. .Iona-s, C. Nlvr- kox'sIQ', I. lluyvs, NI. Maxzur, N D. Ilolulw, R. f,Illi'L'IillS. IJ. lloluh. K. Km-nt, B. Nc-jak, I.. Muir. 3rd Row: Mr. Kvl- Ix I Ilttlc I X141 llm . . J 'l'. Millvr, lf. Palvsalllo, .I. Nm-sta, NI. Cilw. I . Kallicl. K. fyIj0IlIll'II, R. Huy. lst liow: push, S, 'l'vssIor, XI. A. XVQII- Im X Hom 1 I 0 li NI'l1:11'ton, Rvalllluxm. l'llSI'ill. A. Yusku, A. Smilll. -I. lhm'Ic's. li. Torre-, I. Xl H NN In uhm I lIiL'I1iv, . Stirmlv, AI. 'I'lmmps4m. 3rd Row: Nlr. Sulutin-mln, li, Tm'- lllil, NI. YllIilllII', l . 'IIllL'kl'I', NV. NYl1iglm111. A. VIIIIUIIIDSUII, X Ya num XI xlllll 1 ZRIIIIUIISIQX. lllXlLl 0 .. . Q , - T. .xrv ' 2... 'A1L'li, ' m , C. S1-uk , . IJ. Svalpmu-, H. 2nd Row. R. Pvt- To lc-ad us during thu IFCSIIIIIQIII yixllll wax pickvd four of our outstumling SUIKICIIIS zmcl Icuclvrs. TI10 class of Glu vlcctcd Alvx Arth us Pwsiclclltg Diana' XI2ll'Il,'llI'Il'f, Yiw- l'rc'sicIc11f: Patricia Trvnga. 'l'1'cz1s11l'm'g Ar- Q mu I' V NTI lm-ttu VVoim-1'. Svc-l'c'tu1'x'. 'I'In-sv pm-mph' nIirI am outstumling job during thi- XPRIIA, um thc fwsllllulll class wishos to tlmnk tlwm fm 21 job we-II clonv. Cuspcr, D. Golmlmcls liitonti. 3rd Row: Mull, l. lll'I1l2ll'li. EIGHTH GRADE We've had a busy and enjoyable year. due to the fact that we have participzlted in many activities. VVe had a fine junior High lootbull und basketball team. We also had rcprcscututivcs in the Junior and Senior Band. This your we had to make a very iinportaut decision. This was to decide what course to take for our following years in high school. The course We choose will determine our oc- cupations aftcr rcccivincg our diplomas. This might seem ful' off, hut before We know it. wc will graduate from high school. And we hopc to have the hcst class ever. lst Row: N. Clmrtlilulml S Laird, I. Drylic. I' In S son. 2nd How: li Cloxu C. Kocsis. ul. Cort llll jenkins, ul. Bac- , K 1 o lf. Couch, Pi. Bron ll co j R Blltlll Xl lock, ll. Bonncr, .I lm B. Buycr, L. Fislicr, Xl I lli nzit, -I. Kirkpatrick dcrcs, . z 1 C us lst Row: S. Li-onuclo Xl L. Lowdcn, ll. N. l own in E. lXlignognu, l'. IISIHQ llzlwsoil. R. Marco! key. 2nd Row: M X cniak, N. Parks, Al. Nlnio l' hlilI'L'0Z, C. Mcriitts Nlooncy, C. Momom rr Row: A. Novak, S. Milligm NI. A. Moclum, Nl. Xlu in L. ITl'llilX, NV. Moon lst Row: P. Shirr, K Sp lcr, E. Ycrucc, li. St upf Nl. Ycrucc, NI. 'll-sslii nc Row: 'l'. Zuidcl. .I Wi C. Vl itouski. D. Nl ll Ronnmsky. C. XVlskou1L1 Xl. Yollo, L. Xvison If Row: Miss Ammcimm Vusko. S. NVzlllz1cc, l l 1 C. Sim. R. SAIFIIICO Sclcosky, ll. Xlus Smith. gui! This has hccn ll Ycry cxciting mul thrill- ing ycur for us. Aftcr lcarning our Way alrouml, wc hcczunc ucquaintccl with niauiy ncw fricmls. XVL' Wcrc alhlc to purticipzltc in mow activities such us lmncl and Sturlcnt Council. lVc rczllizc that wc. foo. will soon hc :scniors auicl g1'1IClllilliOll will soon lac hcrc. Soon wc will hc thc citizcns of tomorrow and NVilmcr- cling High School will lic the plucc wlwra- wc will bc truinccl to hc hcttcr 2'lllllllS and citizcns. All of thc fun and uctivitics has nmclc us look forward to the futurc yl'1Il'S ut XV. Nl. II. XVc arc surc that wc will huvc morc fun llllll morc nctivitics to kc-cp us husy. SEVENTH GRADE t ll 13 C3 Something for Everyone E Q g r 5 .5.,,,. 1, .Q , M L fbi-Qkxl .Q . W .,gfj f K' 'K H I K 1 Mk K K. .nip ... 24 a 55 , 1 5 , Hifi uf ,. .1 I by Eg ff W, ,L f V' 1 'n K E if' X, S5s ' u x T ' A I aww-at I .Ay H.. ,M QT .wnaymqhuy :SP ,e, Mule-gym . e .. xi .. Y ff' ., X. fzzigg r 'wig i, ,i'5,fQ2'4 k '1'Vm.f' I M. 5'5 M1 5 ' W . f i - A .:,, , I r 1958 MEMORIAL A Book Worth A Million Dollars In Memories Many people donlt realize the Work it takes to produce a yearbook such as this one. Many hours have been spent trying to give you a year- book that has everything. The staff has tried to capture in pictures or print the important events of the past year, with the idea of serving their elass and helping their friends remember their good times. This job eouldnit have been done Without the aid of Mr. Dupar, our on-the-spot photograpberg Mr. McLain, our advisorg the fac- ultyg administrationg and the students. Mr. Dupar and Mr. McLain P. Maguire and ll. Postell Co-editors of the Melnorlr Although compiling the material used in the Memorial was quite a task, it still was pleas- ant. Knowing that their finished product would appear in print made the burden of writing, typing, or proofreading seem lighter to the staff. It inspired them to work harder to make the Memorial a Worthwhile product. Everyone on the staff has Worked hard to make the 58 Memorial the best one 6VOl'. VVe hope you enjoy reading it as much as We en- joyed making it. M. A. Kauehak and NI. Novakovith Sitting: I, Plltlnlfiky, XI Novnkuviclm, Xl Ilohing, NI. Kam-lmk, C. Kwolvk and H. Ilzlrxvy. Standing I.. XVilli4uns, -I. fi0!'tl'ill V. N'2lQllil'l'. 'lf NVQ-In'1i NY. Cosxwll. H. Postvll and ll. Crnlmlws. Sitting: Nl. l.m'n'is. C. XVilm-y, C. Duncan, C NViltuvk, I.. Smith. and C. Kelly. Standing: U I Ioffstot. j. YVa1lkvr, H Busilv, K. c:l'itk'lll0XY, Cuurigv, 'I'. Bun-llis. amd R. 'l':1l1a1m'y. W lt Q5 X A Book Of Memories For A11 To Enjoy Ycnrbouk typists-F. Filur, C. Duncan. Y. Pr:mfn-zxclm-1's-'l'. Borcllis. I.. Smith unrl C. -lllIlk0X'it'I1, Nl. c:5lgl'itJl Kwolvk 'Qs wal -.I ru -'I IZ A We-1 CAMPUS COMMENTS -We Edit The News!- Conntin f lines. s iaees and ma fes. tv vin f. . t . 1 . cutting, and iniineographing are ali part of il daily routine to a journalism student. These various jobs are done to each page of the newspaper before it can be published. Through the efforts of these students the scl1ool's bi-monthly paper Campus Coni- nientsf' is issued. They try to bring the read- er news and views of our own campus as as well as those from surrounding schools. This room is always a beehive of activity for all assignments must be handed in before the deadline which is met by every person. 55 M1819 l242525 t'1 Sitting: D. Sadler, C Kelly NI. Novalqovieli and C Duncan. Standing: Hr Bl'1IllSl'lflllt'lll', I . Patellzl, -I Holub, C. XViltnel4, ll. llus sey, Y. -laiikovivli, li, Ilan' vey, ll. llotfstot and C Nllllllf. Sitting: G. Bt-lt-Iiit-k, ll. Bot ti. NI. A. Nladaras. Standing M. I.. Varner, S. Shnsli rebel. P. Yoho. ll. Seigll l.. Lanfer, li. Mirro. er, Nl. Clalbaeh 5 I ,,f gf P. Estok, Mr. Manis 5,4 S Sitting: P. Estolf. lt. Bacco. Standing: Eugenc Stironc EDUCATIGNI-XL MEASUREMENTS Boys of the Non-Smoking Variety E. Nl. B.. as eonnnonlv called, is an ah- ln'eviation for Educational Nleasurements Bureau. E. Nl, B. is a eluh to which Sopho- inores, juniors, and Senior hoys of the non- sinoking variety may paltieipate. This cluh was organized to help correct the various l. Q. and interest tests given to the students throughout the school year. FLM. B. meets every Nlonday evening in room 300 under the guidance of Nlr. Xlanis. The first joh at hand is to correct the tests. Then when all the work is finished, the hoys retire to the gyni for a fast game of basketball. Each team fighting for the star of the day, Mr. Xlanis. Sitting: R. lint-eo. P, St-rrnpere, F. Serrapere, A. Coxnniunale. Standing: P. Estok, P. Muro, 'V Literi. C, jesko. Nlr. Nlnnis, YY. Merkovsky, E. Stirone, lt. Barton, A Poinposelli. .gf as X S isa Nz' lst Row: A. DiNapoli, il. Cherry, E. Nelis, K. Feidor, B. Yenehi, ml. Leech, Filar. 2nd Row: E. Kenclro, F. Bartkus, M. Cagetta, M. Roberts, j. Yerace, F. Filar, D. Tardio, M. Notaro, ll. Beard, C. liawson. 3rd Row: M. Donehinen, Nl. Oliver. M. Jones, C. VViley, C. Smith, L. Bagley, J. Oliver, Slazt-ka, Mr. Drake. VOCAL MUSIC Twenty-six members make up the choms of WV. M. H. S. this year. The organization is under the directorship of Mr. James Drake, a graduate of Duquesne University. As a side line, Mr. Drake writes music and sings with The Tem- posf' Their audiences love the pleasure of hearing the chorus' fine music at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. At graduation, a few of the more talented members will be asked to sing a solo upon their leaving Wilmerding High. Every school clay, you can find these students diligently preparing for these occasions. This takes place the first period. There is one very interesting item concerning this years, chorus and that is, of the twenty-six members, there is not one masculine voice. The reason?-They are all girls. 60 F. Bartkus tries robe on D. DiNa1poli 3 Ti cw . 3 lv mlm, Nl. l,0lll'IliIll'I1 galthvr znonml F. l ilan'. Songbirds Of Our School Nlr. Dmrkm- lu-lps Nl. Iiulmvrts :mtl j. C,hc'1'r5'. l'tlxllS annul B. l'ali11iorsing and play. Nl. Ulivvr. Xl. l,0llt'IliIll'll. Nl. flange-tial. I . Bill'llxllS, alnll Xlr. llrukc singing away. P. Skllflllil sings in zlssm-Illlwly. 'G'- if 1 lb 1 t Q gf -1:11 in-. ,'? 's.-... BAND Ya-11 tvuinl Fight, te-ann, fight! Hvrv is nnotlivr Friday night and another foothull gunna Tln- crowd was in un upi'ozn'l Sud- dcnly ll dm-cp uhooin, hoomv was hoard in thc distnncv and cvcrylmocly strctclied his nc-ck toward thi- l'lltl'2lllCU to thc field. Tlivrc coinvs ihv hand. It gain- von 11 spa-cial feeling as thi- hand ll1ilI'Clll'Ql onto the field in the colors which Wv know und lovc so wcll and led hy thi- hunncrs which stand for so mnch-oln' country and oni' school. How sharp and ah-rt our lnnjorcttvs lookcd as thvy inarchcd down thc' fin-ld in front of our I112'll'Cllll1Q: hand. Nlr. A. IR-ti-ou-lli Mzljorcltcs: S. Slnlsliz-rm-lun, xl. Ilolnh, C. lJlIIlL'illl, P. Martin-k. lst Row: P. B4-linsky, -I. liowlvs, XI. Ii1'i1m'lin-lx K. Bm-rtolnxxi, B. Dull, S. l'ortvi'. 2nd Row: J. lilllfillllllfillll, IJ. hlill'jIIll'll't, II. Podlxnl, L. j. llrnlmlx. A Smith, Nl. A. cTil1X'ZllltU, YI, llnhino, Nl. L. Lowdvn, M. L. Hnghvs. NI. li. Dovicv. C. Nlmiitts. Al. Cnstngm-ro A. NYoin1-r, N. C4-nrc-. 3rd Row: H. Nl. Lowdcn, VV. l 1'z1xm-0, P. Conninallv, A. Ynlunir, C. xlC'l'lil7Y5liY. A. Nl l.nc':n'c-lli, Il. Quinn, C. llfllllilllfl, C. Kzulric, C, ClUL'lll'2lll, I . Nlnrnsco, -I. hlL'lAlL'l1l21ll, l . Di.-Xgostino. Ilrnhim Music, Maestro Please! .AX niightx' eheer went up froni the erowd. Suddenlv the hund struek up with the uYietory Nlurc-li und soon had everyone in u xi'oiiclei'I'ul niood for ll Iioothull gzune. This year. our liund. under the superior di- rection of Xlr. .-Xntliony Petroeelli, has conie 21 long wan' sinee the footliull season. Soon after the inurehing season, tht- liund settled down to pruetiee for our unnuul Christinus progrznn und our winter concert. Muni' hours were spent in preparing for these. Next on the agenda wus the high spot ol' the yeur. the Peunsylvuiiin Nlusie League I o- rensie Contests. The hand ulong with vurious soloists. groups und ensenililes. are entered in this contest und ulwuvs perform ucIinii'ulilx'. In the future yeurs we hope that the inein- hers of the hund will hold up the good nanne of t I' Nlitials S Sliilsluimlm, Ii. I. Iliulmlx, I'. I I Iloluli C Ilui ui uul R nulh u liuud that none ol us will forg- . Q' rt'z,a ..S x 'X Iluliino Ii Iirown, Ii. II1'Il'IlNIN'l Xlr I. Xlullso. I.. Ilurton. Ix. Ixent, II. Sokolowslxi. -ith Row: I'. Hone , . . ' . . Iletroen-Ili. C. I.odIQei'. IC. Ilieliurcls, I. Cowuns. NY. XYIiigIiuni. fl. Nluelto, , S Iuiitlt II. XYoilon. Il. 'I'.iIr.uux. I. NI:-rItox'sIq'. I7. NIL-Nlilliunis, 5. Lusper. UI. Istovunie. Il. Leeeli. II, Amos. XI. Critelilielml. I7. Yoight. I. Slnuider Absent: Il. Irengu. I.. Trengu, 'I'. Iurllorgu. IJ. Kowulslti. Kowulslo 'Q Seated: N. Miskow, lt. Baccari. Standing: S. Leonardo, C. Kelly, S. McNeal, Nl. Ruthledge, NI. j. lhnat, C. Bacarri, C. Monro. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Treasure Island, Tom Sawyer? Yes, We have them ln order to enahle you to get the exact C- Kelly filins Liluwy' wmls. hook desired, Nliss Seneta has selected nine girls to aid the student. These girls have + given up their study halls, home rooins. and many of their free periods to help you. The girls must learn how to file hooks alpha- hetieally and also hy the Dewey Decimal System. They are taught to check and re- new your hook rapidly and efficiently. Be- sides these duties, they also help vou choose the hook that they are sure you will enjoy hest. 'W These lihrary assistants receive no actual reward hut are given a token of the lihrarianls appreciation at the end of the school year. XVe are sure, however, that they receive their real reward hy knowing that you are happy with the hook they help you select. tl Seated: XV. Lenhart, M. Stojakovich, bl. Speigcl. Standing: G. Tucker, J. Lebbano, 1. Miller. VCDCATIONALS NVMHS is very proud of their vocational boys. I know that, Mr. Straeger, their instructor, is equally proud. When a joh has to he done, it is done well. They have mnnerous things to do around the campus such as working in the projection room showing the movies, preparing the stage for assemblies, and two of the boys even painted the scenery for our senior class play. You couldnit find a friendlier group of boys! As last year, the vocationals hoast of having the most Handsome boy among them, Larry Fiasco. These boys will do well in their future occupations, and I know when they look hack, they will say, Thank vou XVMHS. Work Now Brings Success Later lst Row: L. Fiasco, L. Patalsky, H. Cruhhs, j. Cutto, I. Speigel, and B. Niher. 2nd Row: -I. Cihak, C. Tucker, E. Bazalu, -I. Lehhano, YV. Lenhart, YV. Lytle, F. Kowalski. '..,l ,,,, s '.a l' ,Q .'iol' ltrgumh 'H' 0 Q' I 1 pe is . 06,4 Q mx 1 g ,Na ,U 'nv P QiQn,' ,-- ,,,. ',. 'Q' g. .x,..'l,.f pn Q la . I 1 g g U ' A 5 ' ' , . Q uf. -' .f 'X rs ' -5. , . .A s W o . 1 n 0 H' 4 . ,. 1' . 1 -4,1 ug , , ' O '.' a ' llc lx' to .5w'. 'H' 1' o , 1 Ml a..'-In 'cv' f 5 T. Borellis, C. VVilcy anal H. Hussey. SENICJB PLAY C. Kwolck and L. Urban. GG The class of presented its play Anne of Green Gable-sw in December. A three act drama, it was the story of a young orphan girl, Anne, and her experiences at the home of Mat- thew and Marilla Cuthbert. WVlien Anne got to the home, called Green Gables, everyone, es- pecially, Marilla, was quite shocked. You see, Marilla sent for a boy! Matthew persuaded her to keep Anne. F inally, Anne succeeded in breaking through the barrier to Marillzfs heart to make her become human. Although rehearsing for a play is harcl, time C0l1Sl1lHlIlfI, work, the cast really enjoyed prepar- ing for this play. VVhat made the play especially enjoyable was the fact that we wore costumes in it, since the play occurrecl around l9lO. The night of the play we were nervous, hut when it was over we were relieved and a little sad. Par- ticipating in a play gives people a chance to know others better. lt may he harcl to learn lines and actions, but the execution of a goocl play is reward enough. Our Future Broadway Stars CAST ljiI'4'L't0l' Miss S. Alllllll'l'lllilll Sllulvnl l,il'l'L'lOl' Mary Anne' Kalllclulvk Annu' Hlnirlvy Lois Luka' l'wIOl't'llL'i' Hl'IlIM'l1 xillftllil Nuva1km'icl1 xlillllil' Sh-rn Paltricin xlilgllifl' Hrs. Sl7t'lIl'i'l' Nlzlry Anno Kaluclmck Xluttlu-w Cuxtlxlwri Rilyllllillil Illlsscy Xlnrilln Cuthlwrt l,Ol'l'tt1l Urban Xlrs. l,ymlv Carol XYilvv Lulu' null S. Novus:-clliuk C. XVilcy, L. Lklkl' and R Hussvy. NI. Le-wis amd L. Lzlkv. -1 ,fi lln I M .gf Nlr. Klunis, iulvisor. Xl. No pri-siclcntg VI. Lvonurrlo. tra-us nn-r. STUDENT COUNCIL Democracy In Action For Us Tlu- Stuclcnt Council is in itsclf 11 niiniaturc govcriuncnt which is the ccntcr of our school. lisscntiully wc haivc working for us il Repro- sciitutivc Dcinocracy comprisccl of thc- council nicnihcrs who wcrc clcctccl from catch hoinc room. This your wc clcctccl as our council olfi- ccrs: C. Quinn. Prc-s.g D. Voigt. V. Prcsg M. Novukovicli. Sc-cg and 1. Lconardo. Trcus. VVith thi- hclplul guiclnncc ol' Mr. hlanis wc llllVC uctccl us ll incuns of orgunizccl coinniunication hctwccn thc stuclcnt hotly and Olll' 2lllI11lI1l9fl'Lllf01'S lst Row: I . Diugostino, Nl. A. Nllullto, .l. 1,4-onurclo. I3 Voight. C. Quinn, Nl. Yo- VilliQX'lL'll. 2nd Row: C, NVilllu'li, L. lAllil', -I. Cullo. Nl. Yoho, QI. lXlirro. Nl QI. Zofclmk. ll, lloncy. C. llnls ' l2ll'l, U. NlCIJ2llll.fllllll, Nl. liriuiclik. 3rd Row: Nlr. Nlzuiis. N. l3zu'kcr. Xl. Xlu- xur. A. .Ialsc'al1'. ll. Quinn. NV. Slojuliovicli. K. l'1QllilS. l'. Kc-iiiivy. C. Bolmicli. C. Nlcrritts. Onc of our many successful cnclcavors was the scrics of finc asscinhly programs throughout thc ycur sponsored hy the Studcnt Council. Sonic of thcsc linc usscinhlics were thc- tulcnt shows. Tho sinooth opcration of our Stuclcnt Coun- cil this your illustrates tho necessity of having u school govcrnmcnt in all our schools tocluv to proinotc hcttcr relations hctwccn stuclcnts zlncl their activities. ..,. .. .... -.... I vukovicli. Sl'C'I'4.'t1ll'yL C. Quinn Always Ready To Give A Helping Hand YQ, ll. Cliurclifielcl, Al. Curran. P. Mulh ilIl4l R. Young Q X Xlr. J. Pecluzzi Auioug the uusuug heroes of any school are those meu who serve ou the jzmitoriul stalls heaclecl hy Julius Pecluzzi here iu VVestiughouse Memorial. Their duties are too numerous that to list them would take more space tlluu is available. But iu spite of their uiuuy cluties, these people eau he couutecl ou to held zmvoue who ueecls it, whether it he il teacher or stucleut. .Nucl ex ery- oue knows that thev will ulwuvs clo their hest to accomplish eau-h iusk successfully. dv- 69 55- .Fw N 'S '55 SENIOR CAMPUS CANDIDS ,v ff? gmmy ! Q pf I . I'a1tc-H11 llllil I' Nlilflllifl' ili'K'Ul'llll' 11 Clll'iSflI1ilS Bull. T. limwllir-A M. lmwis N. B2lI'ki'l' C. Quinn II. Crulmlms palilltlxu svuirwr play Sl'1'lIl'l'y R. Cwvnzlr C'1ll'l'll'Q C NVil4-5' im' slam- dn I. Smmvivlu urmh-rs Stojukm-'in-ln. S. Nmwlmzmff c'c1m'4-nh' I ing Ull IICI' zu L. llfllllll C. lDillStlll'0Ill D. fjilllil lf. Colm' 70 'I Wu - Everyone! - K Out Of The H011 X111 Nlums patrols thv hull. ,Q Ii cXX'j'lllll'. I. Amlrvs, j. Bmmyuk, and D. Cimzl. Al. I,m'cl, P. Kmxullski. :xml IJ, Nh-s I3 llinws. lf. Culkvt, and 'l'. Cllurigv. I. Holulw quul l,. llltllmk 15I'ilK'fii'illj., ul Seniors Try For A Suc- cessful Year. NIV. XIUIIOYOIIIHS B. Criuu-S l Nh I,igl1ll1m'1'uIl'c-x's lxvlping lmncl. XI. Huhiug, Nl. 1.1-wis, and C. NIL-rritts. Nl. INfm1lmvir-I1 and C. Mullxr. Stmlc-nts smile as NN'ildc-:Its gain vm-tory I 1 I Sm-nio rs gvttiiig rvquiy fur c-zunlv szilv. I Xlvlgigglnlxiin. I 'l'1'L'I1g:l, .-X. .-Xrtli llltl X I. llalrw-y all lla:- I FUSIIIIIQIII claim-1-. lX1lI'2lS l7lIl'l'llilSl'5 ai lt kv! for liis clxztv, Xl Uzlttu. klr. NlL'K4'ctu giving u 5 ali vs lo IC. -IUIIOS ll H md l'. Vatu-ilu. 3 D1 'Nz1poli, I . Pn- cll.i :md S. SIIIISII- ibn 1-lu-ck yczziimouk l1llIill'Y. 753 CAMPUS CANDIDS ' 7 Q 'Q IM I , MWA I L'1 ', i ' ki ' N . mf , VE ,Q Q Q ...L- 4, . If w E YL s 4 ,il wk .. jfs.,- Nl' S 1 wx , Q ,vw ,M M, 7 4 5 ,, i . A -gi., X MMA, if ijywd gpg , iff .fl-'QM-'gk 4. 'Q 'X f 5 15' 'b ky.. K - Q, i Q M, 4 ,sg-Q, Ag, 2 ' . ,t -ff A ' QNX 4' I ix 1 1 N 1- D 1 Wa + ' N111 x X ?3 4 wwf l R ww... L...-...,,,.. +,.,..L.M. Q , x s P 1 1 L2 lst Row: hl. Gerard, T. Patterson, F. Patella, D. Cilna, T. WVehrli, G. Maxur, ll. Hussey. 2nd Row: Mr. Bitoni. N. Mignogna, T. Malloy, N. Medved, T. Hartzell, ul. Botti, C. jeslto, B. Merkovsky, H. Morrison, R. Nastari, tManagerl. Mr. Santicola. 3rd Row: S. Karas, P. Bacco, C. Sarnicola, B. Pekich. Nl. laeci. VI. Lucarelli. C. Manns. N. lfiaseo, 'I'. Doughty, J. Bacco. FOOTBALL The 1957 season hegan as VVilmerding traveled to Union Township where they were defeated 27-0 hy a good Union team. The VVildcats got on the winning track hy hosting St. Vincent. Showing offensive power, they de- feated the Bearcats 20-12. Homestcad's class was too much for a Hghting, underdog Wildcat eleven, and they went down to their second defeat, 20-13. Wihnerding then traveled to Blairsville where Blairsvilleis speedy hackfield and hard charging line were too much for the XVildcats, and they were defeated 30-7. WVihnerding,s record now stood at 1 and The tides of fortune remained unchanged when the Wilclczits invaded Glassport. The Wildcats lacked a scoring punch and suffered their fourth loss of the season, 13-0. I. Bacco and F. Patella move in to make the tackle. H. Morrison picks up x irdi 4 Players Gave Thrills To Many Fans NVilnn-rcling lirolw thi- l-znninc' liy scoring ai l4-6 win ovcr Pcnn Clariclgc. A stvauly ground gnnn- lwliinrl sonic- good blocking in tliv linc- gzivt' tlic Xlilclcnts tlic-ii' scconcl win of tlw svn- son. Tliis win gnu' n inncli ncvclvcl lift to tllc Xvllllll'lACllIlQ,' vloxx-n. ln ai closv lmull ggnnv, XVilincrcling cle-fmitml Nortli llnntingclon T-0. Tlic following wcck tlic' Cuts liostvcl ai liiglily fuvorccl Scott tvann uncl nltliongli fighting Qznncly. xvvrv downccl 13-0. SCORES 0 Union Township 27 20 St. Yiiicvnt l2 lil lIUIllt'Sfl'llCl 20 T liluirsvillv 30 ll Clussport 13 I4 llcnn Cluriclgc' G T Nortli llnntingclon 0 0 Nortli Biuiclcloclq l3 0 Swissvulc 0 0 Tnrtlc Cl'Lxl'li 14 XVon S. Tic-cl l, Lost 6 ll. Cinnl anal F. Pau-llii will tlic toss. Xli Sziriiivolzx :incl Nlr. lliloni oflhvr 4-oi1g.:i':1llllzilic 'l' llnrtxvll zinil XV. Nlcrltovslsy lnirrl in pursuit. A qi? GRID HEROES anis ,M H? new nd 7 5 1 ,,,-1 TV. K . Y C. Muzur D, Cima F. Putcllal T. Path-rson T. W1-hrli R. Husscy I. Gerard 78 Seven Senior Gridders Bid Their Farewell. hVlllll0l'Cllllg'S next foe was Swissvale and the two teams played to a scoreless deadlock. The field was verv muddy, and neither team eould muster a sustained drive. The following week. the Cats traveled to Turtle Creek and were dealt a 14-0 defeat. The Creekers took a two touchdown lead in the first quarter and held it throughout the game. The NVildeats had a poor start, losing four out of their first five games. but came on in the latter stages of the season to post a 3 won, I tied, 6 lost season. Seven seniors have played their final game for XVilmercling. They are George Nlazur, Don Cima, Frank Patella, Tom Patter- son, Tom XVehrli, Ray Hussey, and .lack Gerard. Nlanager llalph Nastari is also graduating. There are twelve lettermen returning for next years team. Action Shots of the Turtle Creek Came. Touelulowul Touehdowul , ' 5 f '41 I - is. , ,R x ' Q A aa f N A441 I ,gnu xx Q- . Swv is sz 1' Si Un, ' FQ, ow- e Wilt' Kneeling: Il. Capo, Nl. Daily, D. Pngslcy. Standing: IJ. Hoflistot, -I. Zll11lIli'l'lll2lll, Xl. llohing. CHEERLEADERS . Leaders Of llain, snow, sh-ct, or shine these six girls are always on the job leading cheers at football games, haskcthall games, and rallies. They are lrchincl the team with their peppy cheers and loncl shouts trying to lead the team on to victory. The seniors on the squad are: Dianna Hoffstot C6 ycarsl, and Margie Hohing Q3 yearsj. The four remaining sqnacl members arc .lanice Zim- 80 School Spirit merman, Marlene Daily. Diane Pngsley. ancl Sheila Capo, all sophomores. VVe Wish to express our clecp appreciation of our pep, vim, and vitality girls of XVilmer- ding High School. Our checrleaclcrs practicccl often during the hot summer to learn new cheers and to perfcct the old ones, to leacl ns at our pep rallies and games. lst row: CI Nlmritts. l'. Kownlslxi. C. Laing. I Your ili I Url in Y S. Reyes. 1. Stolinslii. 2nd row: Xlr. Light- ner. l'. Maguire, Nl. Lewis. C XViley'. Xl. Donehinen. Xl. Ilan'- ehairili. R. llnrx'e5'. aunl l.. Smith. Ilrd row: K. Critelilow, 'l'. Bor- ellis, U. Arenclzts. l.. l,lll1llSliY. :mtl ll. Crulmhs. lst row: Xlr Cimlntiii. X. Iinliox it-li. C. Kelly. s. N llnrvey. 2nd row: Xl. 3 C-nlhneli, ll. lostell. nl. lfilie, G at g e t t ai. :mal R. liaisile. C.. NViltuels. N. Bnrlqer. These People Assisted at Athletic Events REFRESHMENT SQUAD Xlueh graititucle uncl appreciation should he shown to 21 group of seniors who made up our liefreshment Squacl and to Nlr. Lightner who was its supervisor. This group gave their time to the selling ot refreshments nt our foothull games. Each vezu' the Hefreslnuent Squncl consists of new meinhers. ull seniors. hut ezleh year. us this Vear, they are appre- eizltecl and certainly neeclecl. Thanks for at joh well clone. STUDENT ASSISTANTS Those senior girls chosen hy Nlr. Crai- ham gave their time :incl elllort to help out at football and hzlskethull games. Their joh was to eolleet tickets and give out the programs with n frienclly smile. They were uncler the clireetion ol: Xlr. Cll'ill121Il1. Thanks uguin. girls, for 11 joh well clone uncl one highly nppreeiutecl. FY? . J. AN . esholli, llllil D. P. X ustnclore. Nl. Sl A., WA ,W W ,Nw - X.. -I . .r.r,M.M, .x,,A M Qygy . .,., -L ,,m1, ,wi ?,s,,M,,,,l,w, I ,M 4 :,gYt..- ,... I - ,. -f..,,h,,,i X, .I A? ,,...,. I , ..,,.,, :M ,I .. A. -..LT 1 A I - i will ggllggi 1 f r , A. A , I ri 1 I f i if we ,-Q., '-up A-ug. W7 ,K 3 A Q r+'n.'1':.-5:-w..,,.A f ix Ulliccrs: B. Sunclroxivli. 'l'l'4-zlsilrc-1'g Nl. Noulkoxicli. Sccrc-tz11'yg -I. Holnli. l'rc-siclviitg nnnl K.. xxllillfli. X lun'-llwsiclviil. GIRLS ATHLETIC COUNCIL -I, llolnlm .incl Nils. lh'icllc'l1lmL-li ulivvlx pairings lor lrgulniin nivvts. Tlim' Clirls' Atlilvtic Council. niorv pop- nlurly known us tlio CAC. is an orgzniizu- tion wliosv nmin pnrposc is promoting goocl sportsmanship uncl giving girls un op- portunity to purticiputv in coinpvtitivc sports. Coinprism-cl oi' tvn inc-inlwrs, fim- sm-niors, four juniors. and om- soplioinorv -tlw Council is zulvisvcl lw Nlrs. Alina livin-livlilmcli. llns yvans ini-inlmcrs cliosv the lol- lowing girls to If-acl tlwin: lUAnnc llolnlm. prc'siclc'ntg Cciicwivvc NViltnck. Vicc-p1'0si- clm-nt, Nlurtlm Novulaovicli, sc'ci'ctz1i'vg uncl l3m'lmm Szlnclrovicli, ti'0:1si1i'vi'. 82 We Learned Good Sportsmanship Bi' participating in sports sponsorccl hy thc C.-XC, girls can czirn an 1-mhlcni. Sonic sports inclnclccl in the girls' schc- chilc arc: vollcvhall, huslicthull. liuchnin- ton, sollthull. and howling. Thu girls of tht- CAC work togcthcr to sct np thc in- tcrinnrul program for thc girls of our school and rcfcrco thc gmncs in which thcsc girls participutc. Ilomc lmskcthull gumcs will find thc girls sclling calmly and potato chips. This is cnjoycd hy thc fans als El lmlf-fimc rc- frcshcr. Thc CAC has won il high spot in our school for its hurcl Work in fnrthcring an intcrcst of nthlctics znnong our girls. P. Yaistnclorc gctting swcaitcrs rciuly for sclling. B. Sunclrovicli, :incl P. Vaistaicloiv si-lling L'illltlY lor CAC. X NZ... ...!,..... I Klrs. llt'lllll'lll3ilL'll Kneeling: li. Sllllllftb vicll. A. Nl. l,llL'ilI'i'lll l', Yoho. Standing: Nl Xovaikoxicll. ll. llolnlm C, YViltllcli. ll. Yi'I'ilL't' P. X nstriclow, IJ. Bon- ncr :incl Xl. I. Yairncr S3 BASKETBALL The Wildcats under the direction of Nlr. R. QI. Scnrci. started ont slowly and lost all eight of their pre-section gannes. Once the section com- petition started however, the 'iCntsl' really rolled and won thirteen of the fourteen league games to cop the Section XVI title. xVllII10l'Lllllg opened their pre-section sched- ule Noyemher 29th hy dropping 21 53-37 decision to lxlllllllllll. The k'Cz1ts', were heuten hy Con- nellsyille, 57-50. VVllINCl'llillg then lost their next three games hy four points each. Plum. jennnette. and North Huntingdon winning hy 47-43. 45-51. and 53-49 respectively. The Wfild- cats traveled to Cluirton Where they suffered their worst sethuck of the season, 82-40. Section XVI play got underway with the Cuts chaillxing up their first win. Export was the victim bv ll score of 53-45. East McKeesport was stopped hy tl 55-45 margin, Franklin Township was the uCuts third section win hy u 60-36 score. YVihnerding overcome the home court iiclyziiitnge of Edgewood and won 54-55. '-irci gives advice to the tt nn Kneeling: li. lhitailsky. l . Putellai. j. Corteul. Cl. Tucker, ID. Bnrgnmn, j. liiclmrds. Standing: Nlr. Senrei. C. Quinn, li. CVk'yll1lI', NV. Gosnell, C. Maznr, 'l'. Patterson. C. -lesko. Q-1 ., FQ 1 7 ax XX E04 i W XG 'Qs Va klilllll' XV. Cosm-H C. Quinn VI. Cm-tml P Putvllu IJ. BIITQIIILIII L. Pntallsky 'I'. l'11ttvmm OUR CGURT HERCDES Sl i 1 Corteal tries jump shot Malin' fights for rehound Kneeling: ll. Adams, 'I Doughty, P. Serrapere, X A. Pomposelli. Standing: Xlr. Kelly, C. Yerace, ll liemaek, ll. Botti, -I Bacco. BASKETBALL NVilmerding squeaked hy East Pittsburgh 36-374 defeated Trafford 38-34. and closed out the first half of the section schedule hy heating Pitcairn 46-45. The Catsl' opened the second half of league play hy defeating Export 56-43. Fast fXlcKeesport lost to the YVildcats in the final sec- onds 40-38. Franklin was a victim the second time hy a 40-38 margin. Edgewood, in a game that decided the section title, lost to the Cats 41-34. East Pittshurgh was the twelfth straight for NVilmerding hv a score of 46-27. The uffatsu were amhushed at the Trafford hand hox floor and suffered their first defeat in league play. 56-50. WVihnerding closed out their section games with a fine thirteen and one record hy downing Pitcairn 57-31. In the first round of the NV. P. I. A. I.. elimi- nation games, XVihnerding met Sharpshurg at the Mclfeesport Vocational floor. The Cats were heaten hy a very fine Sharpshurg team. Sharpshurg had too many guns for the XVildcats. who went down Hghting gamely. This 56-30 score hrought down the curtain on a very fine year for the XVihnerding VVildcats. After their losing start, they closed out the season with a very respectable thirteen and ten record. cgi: 1. rj if Patterson for two Mazur rcbounds Cortcul starts to clriw Clusm-ll N Our Boys Have A Successful Year H. IIIISSVB. H. CI1'1lNwS. l . 'lilH'IllLlfNlllllllQl'l'N I L- , I1 ,- oollvluulmw XV. P. 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We tinglibolrlq IQAIEIQ Brake AIR BRAKE DIVISION M WILMERDING PENNA WILMERDINC LIUNS CLUB Liberty Intelligence Uur Nations Safety KAUCHACK BROS., INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING 885 Patton Street Ext. Wilmerding, Pa. Destination Value ATTLEBOR0 MASSACHUSETTS Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas Personal Cards Club Insignia - Medals and Trophies Representative-C. M. Klingensmith 424 Creenhurst Drive, Mt. Pleasant, Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone FI I-6801 Quality Service CHARTER SERVICE For all occasions LOUIS A. BACCO, Proprietor We Render Group and Party Service For information call VA 3-4557 Compliments of NASTARI'S RESTAURANT MICHAEL KAUCHACK Plumbing and Heating 879 Patton St. Extension Wilmercling, Pa. VA 3-7511 CENTRAL HOTEL THEODORE J. ZAIDEL 311 -15 Westinghouse Ave. Wilmerding, Pa. Phones: VA 3-9782 VA 3-8699 Compliments of SCOTT FUNERAL HOME Congratulations To Seniors of ,58 THE TRENCA AGENCY Insurance Specialistsn 105 Bridge Street Wilmerding Pennsylvania Compliments of THE WILMERDING BOTTLING WORKS Bottlers of Mission Orange Sz All Mission Beverages 754 Airbrake Avenue Wilmerding Phones: VA 4-1588 BR 1-2212 WHITE'S HARDWARE Lawrence Paints, Varnishes Sz Spread Satin 300 Westinghouse Ave. VAlley 3-4900 Wilmerding Pennsylvania HORNBECK OLDSMOBILE, INC Sixth St Airbrake Ave. Turtle Creek, Pa. Compliments of JONES FUNERAL HOME P. co11TAzzo asf J. POMPOSELLI CALDWELL HOTEL 105 Caldwell Avenue Wilmerding Pennsylvania PIZZA Good Luck To The Graduates DI MIERFS SERVICE STATION General Auto Repair, Tire and Battery Service Phone VAlley 3-9510 State 61 Middle Avenue Wilmerdin g Pennsylvanla State Inspection--No. 9817 Drive Carefully - Buy Carefully Avoid Accidents - Save A Life - SEE - SHIRING AGENCY 101 Watkins Avenue Wilmerding, Pa. Auto Policies Fire Insurance Learners Permits Notary Public Phone: VAlley 3-4400 Congratulations . . . To the Class of ,58 C. C. MURPHY CO. Wilmerding, Pa. ROSE GARDEN GRILL 101 Herman Avenue Wilmerding Pennsylvania Phone VAlley 3-9292 VALLEY PLUMBING 8z HEATING CO. Roofing Plumbing Br Heating Furnace Cleaning Gr Sheet Metal Work Sewer Cleaning by Electric Eel FREE ESTIMATES 301 XVestinghouse Ave. Wilmerding, Pa. MEADE,S BODY SHOP Ice Plant Hill Wilmerding Pennsylvania VA 3-8955 VA 4-2787 Value Plus Used Cars PONSETTO MOTORS Studebaker Complete Automatic Service For All Makes of Cars and Trucks PACKARDS - MERCEDES-BENZ East McKeesport, Pa. Lincoln Highway VAlley 3-2400 D. GENRE LUMBER AND MILL WORKS ROOFING - WALL BOARD LUCAS PAINTS - PLYWOODS BUILDERS, HARDWARE VAlley 3-1166 313 Station Street WILMERDING, PA. Congratulations From EMIL,S BAR 61 GRILL 99 Bridge Street Wilmerding Pennsylvania URBAN HARDWARE Plumbing - Paints - Seeds - Toys Everything in Hardware Cor. Bridge ck Watkins Wihnerding Pennsylvania VAlley 3-7522 CORNER FRUIT STORE Congratulations Where Your Dollar Has More Centsv to the Class of ,58 100 Westinghouse Avenue from Wilmerding, Pa. Free delivery: Phone VAlley 4-3700 Phone: VAlley 4-4332 Graduate of W. M. H. S. Class of ,40 JAMES A. ALFIERE FUNERAL HOME 111 State Street Wilmerding, Pa. FIRST FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSN. OF WILMERDING Savings Accounts Mortgage Loans 204 Westinghouse Avenue Wilmerding, Pa. VAlley 4-1070 Congratulations to the Graduating Classn Compliments of GRIMM'S DRUG STORE 419 Station Street, Wilmerding Pitcairn, Pennsylvania VOLLRATH,S CONFECTIONERY 4 Westinghouse Avenue Wilmerding, Pa. ACE MARKET Quality Meat Sz Groceries 417 Station Street Wilmerding Pennsylvania We Give Community Stamps RUSSELL'S FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers of Distinction 111 Wilmerding Avenue Wilmerding Pennsylvania Phone: VAlley 3-2200 Congratulations To The Class of '58 CARL AND RUSS ATLANTIC VAlley 3-4200 Compliments of THE PARK SHOP Sports Wear - Lingerie - Accessories 409 Commerce St. Wilmerding Pennsylvania RADFORM TOOL COMPANY 630 Fifth Avenue East McKeesport, Pa. Carbide Cutting Tools Our Specialty GEORGE WESTINCHOUSE POST AMERICAN LEGION SPINELL HARDWARE 116 Bridge Street Wilmerding Pennsylvania RICHT ERS GROCERY 306 Westinghouse Ave. Wilmerding Pennsylvania GABE,S BARBER SHOP 405 Commerce St. Wilmcrcling Pennsylvania Good Luck to Class of '58 KDOMINICK ucoocllien POMPOSELLI Compliments of ROBERT M. COX President of Coxis and W. M. C. K. Compliments FILAR HOTEL FOOD TOWN SUPER MARKET 114 Bridge Street Wilmerding Pennsylvania IRLAM APPLIANCE Sz T.V. 210 Westinghouse Ave. Wilmerding Pennsylvania Compliments of C. SPINELLI'S GROCERY STATION GRILL 413 Station Street Wilrncrcling Pennsylvania MANZO'S GROCERY 313 Patton St. Extension POLLY PRIM BEAUTY SHOPPE 353 Marguerite Ave. VA 3-8828 Wilmerding Pennsylvania SPEEDY'S RESTAURANT Westinghouse Ave. Wilmercling Pennsylvania ANDELMO'S SERVICE STATION Bridge Br Airbrake Ave. Wilmerding Pennsylvania Compliments of IOE RITTER'S CLEANERS 100 Compliments of EAST PITTSBURGH REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE CO. Mellon Bank Bldg. East Pittsburgh, Pu. AMELIA'S BEAUTY SHOP NICK FREEDMAN Compliments of AMANTEA,S WALLPAPER AND PAINTS Compliments of VA 3-0777 MARY,S RESTAURANT I. W. MILES CO. XVilmerding, Pa. FALLER FURNITURE CO. 533 Penn Ave. Turtle Creek, Pa. Miracle Mile, Monroeville 707 Penn Ave., VVillcinsburg GERRYS BEAUTY SALON 218 Westinghouse Ave. Compliments of CHUCK DAVIS BARBER SHOP Compliments of WALL BUS LINE Congratulations Seniors . . from the DUPAR STUDIO Wedding Photography A Specialty also Portraits Baby Pictures Groups Industrial Home Sittings Copies Banquets Squeeges Compliments of KELLY DRIVING SCHOOL 114 Tenth Street Turtle Creek, Pa. WATT BROTHERS Tool Works Wilmerding, Pa. Home of the Square 81 Hexagon Drill GOGETTA,S MARKET Fresh and Smoked Meats Live and Dressed Poultrv Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Groceries 167 Station Street Wilmerding, Pa Phone: Valley 3-4757 M. A. FILLAR AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance Notary Public Cor. Caldwell 81 Station Sts. Wilmerding, Pa. C0He1'af11121fi0HS Y. M. C. A. of WVILMERDINC G. 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