Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

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Pages 9 to 53 Board ot Education, Administration, Secretary Faculty Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen Eighth Grade, Seventh Grade. ACTIVITIES . . . Pages 54 to 73 Memorial Stott, Campus Comments, E.M.B. Chorus Band, Library Assistants, Vocationals, Senior Play Student Council, Custodians. ATHLETICS . . . Pages 74 to 91 Football, Cheerleaders, Student Assistants, Refresh ment Squad, Girls Athletic Council, Basketball Baseball, Memories. 7 Sa. H, 6 51, BE wa nz was mn s ss ss was nm an -was ms x a nm ma n mm my mam an an ss mn nm m mm-X xmmmu uma .- , E mwaxmm- ss msn gm mass, mm um ss an jwm3f'fa2':i -Sfjwfgw x ss ff Y M aw-as A 3?-g 5 S H -L1 HS: E4 wg 232 -u Mm 51 sn .vf WF sv .mv w-1 in M-.w K . G ss B am sie BS si Luv nv xc- mgx ,ru-,,.,M Egg W ss--am: miss SEEN EEVW mme: xxwnmxzixxnax .sf H.A wk H .QE as 1 x,mg4 R-vel. -X! Jxiwc -R Y.g K Q 7, 3 H B, , RW an mx aa is ,nu WWE , Nw Wa 'H nl L: ., K H HKU Zqx ,f , . ., AU ,5, ,m,, Hug :iw vsgrxm 51,2-wx' iaT'?' .. Ugg MEQ4 iii? 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Capo fSecretaryj, Mr. G. Beswick CV. Presidentj, Mr. E. Locke, Mr. D. Marguriet Eaafulofg 1' xxx E Im-Ei WEEE E. 1 E 2 ts K- . : n xt- 'W . Ns -ss iz w :iff if 3 we tag Our Board of Education, being composed of seven intelligent, proficient, and able men, maintain order and promote Educational Advancement at Wilmerding Memorial High. Their undivided super- vision guides us to a well-balanced education that will be of great use to us in our future years, what- eve'r we may do. All problems, both large and small are given careful consideration. Because they focus their attention on the advancement of education, we receive the benefit of their efficient service towards the betterment of the school and good of the stu- dents. As a result of this expert guidance, our school is well-governed and therefore is able to meet the demands of a more advance standard of education. Because of their many services, our school is kept up-to-date and operated competently. We cannot thank them enough for the splendid iob they do. Our Board in Session ,lm l Mr McKeeta our supervuslng pnncupal has done a very tune 'ob supervising the Wllmerdmg School Dlstrlct He has made many :nges In our school during this past year Mr McKeeta IS the type person who lakes to do a lob ond do It well The 'ob he does as DSYVISIDQ principal has proved this to be true of Mr McKeeta Mr Keeta IS well luked and highly respected by the students of lmerdlng Hugh School because of has mtelllgence and because of tact that he wall take valuable tlme to help students who have blems nn school He has certainly alded the students of the class 59 ln their years at Wllmerdlng Hugh School and he will certainly emembered by all of them for years to come Mr McKeeta The man most responsible forthe success ot Westinghouse Memorial Hugh School IS Its prlnclpal Mr Carver The students of Wulmerdmg Hugh School appreciate the hard work and valuable time Mr Carver has put into the protects for the Improvement of our flne school He like Mr McKeeta IS well liked and highly respected by all the students He too will take time to help students with personal prob me-is lems We the class of 59 will always remember and appreciate all that he did to help us ms Mr Carver Mrs Petrocelll CSecretaryl 11 v r st - 1 1 Y ,Q B5 . 'X 1 . s was- , ,,. . . . . . . M ,, B O 0 I -ss-wus ' rr: 'WH'W'1' Mears wma M .A N- -same --: s na n H 'ep . . . . . . . V 1 4 , . . 2 . . . . 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' 11 11 - - - 1 hmm . ff it W 4 rr LILLIAN ANDERSON B.A. and M.Ed. from University of Pittsburgh- Teaches Business English, Latin I and ll, and sten- ography I. LEROY BEAUSEIGNEUR B.A. and M.Ed. from University of Pittsburgh-Teaches world history and! journalism-Advisor for Campus Comments. FRANCIS E. BOLTON B.S. from Indiana State Teachers College-Teaches English 9 and IO'Assistant football coach-Director of junior and senior plays. VERNA CURRY Received B.A. and M.A. from University of Pittsburgh -Teaches junior and senior English. ALFRED DUPAR Graduate of University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech-lnstructs industrial arts drawing, related math, and mechanical drawing courses-The school photographer. DONALD GRAHAM B.S. and M.Ed. from University of Pittsburgh-Teaches stenography II and office practice-Faculty manager and advisor ot the Student Assistants. DANIEL KELLY B.S. from St. Vincent College-Teaches History and English4Coach ot baseball team and basketball reserve team. 12 Q39 are - .1 1, X Q36 lik-4 3 8 1 4. All se if mt '14 I BERNARD KNAPEK AB degree from University ot Pittsburgh Teaches Spanish l and ll arithmetic and geography JOHN LIGHTNER BS from Indiana State Teachers College Teaches bookkeeping and consumers education JOHN LIPTAK Graduated from McKeespart High Auburn University Earned B S from Duquesne University Teaches gym and boy s health is our able football coach GEORGE MANIS Earned B S from the University ot Pittsburgh M Ed from John Carroll University Teaches POD Guidance Counselor and advisor of EM B and Student Council JOSEPH McLAIN BS from University of Pittsburgh Teaches general science and rel science Advisor tor the Memorial GENEVA MILLINGTON Received B.S. and M.Ed. from University of Pittsburgh -Teaches American history and world history. STEVEN MONOYOUDIS Received B.S. from Salem College-Teaches art. 13 22'.'5f' We 1 We L 'iii B we ,rm s .. 1 .1 f . S1 E Xi in HK E '.: 5 m-, 5' mm ,r is mi x-i M ,W mi Mm 33 EEQM le- Q we A gm it if fe' ..::: '. ' 311:25-'-x.:. ii H -I : if im is . is H I.. 3-3. Agas si -X. H - ' .I H SN will ., Neg, Exit, HE is Haute E' it l 5 Egny' :fax as E X! E H H ggi? My sm H Q 5 ml W I I I IW sf- gl' t e fl , It .-Q.:- , -1. 55 QT I T mlm' NLE .. we Ti H.. 'gigs tt? fi .li s 2 .fl les 2-2. NEFF, -my JENNIE MUNRO Received B.A. and M.Ed. from University of Pitts- burgh-Teaches English IO and II, Related English and remedial reading. DONALD PAGANO Received B.S. from Duquesne University-Teaches general math and algebra I and ll. DOROTHY PERO Received B.A. and M.Ed. from University of Pitts- burgh-Teaches geography and health 7 ancl 8. ANTHONY PETROCELLI Received B.S. from St. Vincent College ancl M.Ed. at University of Pittsburgh-Directs the band and teaches instrumental music. THOMAS E. QUINLAN Graduated from Carnegie Tech-Received B.E.- Teaches English and social studies-Advisor of the junior class. ALMA REICHENBACH Received B.S. in health and phys. Ed. from Strunds- burg State Teachers College and Pennsylvania State Teachers College-Teaches gym and girls health. EDWARD SCURCI Graduate of Indiana State Teachers CoIIege'Re- ceived M.Ed. at the University of Pittsburgh-Teaches typing I and II-Assistant football coach and our able basketball coach. ORYSIA SENETA Received B.A. and M.A. from University of Pitts- burgh and Carnegie Tech Library School-Teaches library science and is the librarian of the school library. 14 6? x-i is -E B. 'L i'f 'i ' E55 E -:- :-:ff-:sf f - an l' ,., A .V . I jg Y z 'I I ., W-A t me pf N -g-re.: .. , is 131 Q M I I ,fi F: eye - AQHQFQQS j s 2 EI 1 Xa H eq as F ,f Q i he B E H ' is E I is K H R H A Terms H E Q .fast TE si X mtg il lemma H is ag me ew me 5 AHRE sf is E E E Q HMWQ ,EE ENE sg H W: K s gc it E H Y TEE: 9 3 B W ::f.sla a' L- E E SH' ei- my E142 omg 1:1 ra . x .. it It , W. like E I. Ki e-was H iii , asf S H 5 , Xi. ' :ew 4 is ij -. Aa? .rj Q? H 555 + he H ' if na 7 1 5 H 'R A i 9 is , ggi' .-Fjfkf K , z 1. sf -.iz ' sjlgfr -I- J lat E ri' i I ,wit , ' 7 -: gi I 'WI ' 4 'Q' fmt aww, P , viii H1 Xu .Li s 54 'V 1, .,'r.,'ii ., .. N ei? ft 'I t: 'Qt Ca. e 4 . ,H ,s 4 A i fi IA' :V it lag? w- -' . . f Y? , is k V, E .Liii s. nr fd I gli .W x is H . I .t XY xg H, Nil' i X ..Xi-.ik V . 3. HOWARD SMITH Received B,S. from Allegheny College, Teaches biology, prep. and general chemistry. MICHAEL STRAGER Received 8.5. from the University of Pittsburgh-Teaches vo- cational arts and advanced machine shop. RUTH TEJAN Received B.S. from Margaret Morrison and Carnegie College Teaches homemaking. LENORA TRUAX Received B.A. and M.Ed. from University of Pittsburgh-Teaches arithmetic and general math. JOHN C. WABRICK Graduate of Carnegie Tech-Received B.A. in Music education and music voice-Directs the chorus and teaches vocal music. FELIX ZABROSKI Received B.S. in Education at Wittenberg College-Teaches 7th and 8th grade history-Assistant football coach. THEODORE ZARCHANSKY Received B.S. at California State Teachers College-Teaches industrial arts-Advisor of the senior class. PATSY ZlTELLl B. S. and M.Ed. from University of Pittsburgh-Teaches plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, and physics. 15 1' W m'ff,1. A-cw M feats Us ew zu 5 2 -. W ,AM if Ei. ei? I ::-- f ,K l x K, wg- ., mlisxrf 3? wx vm?- NV Y- :K .fin , 'Q 1 A ,Am '1-I. sf 7 5 is , F Q :iz EE? fi . rg.. ' ' if Q 73 13. pj pw ja if ' 21,51 Q 3535- -' V wif H R Q5 24. f. r F 2 m , , 3 Q 1 is 91 5 9 Q F 2 TA i I 2 , X Q , if 33 , if 1 Q 5 Wx, nmgk R 'sl , ,N 3 , .:.:.:.- - i K w ,., ,,:,: , . 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HENRY AMOS General Rod is a member of the chorus and s the president of the band Pet peeve is Wtlmerdtngs two hour parking limit Spends most of his time fixing cars Hopes to become a mechanic CATHERINE ANDELMO Commercial Cathy is an active member of the Senior cabinet and the Memorial Staff Dislikes conceited boys and spends time dancing and being with Ralph Career is undecided 'Q el in -Mum- THOMAS ARENDAS General . . . Tom is a quiet senior whose pet peeve is show-offs . . . Enioys hunting and fishing very much . . . Plans to become a draftsman. ARLENE ARGALL Commercnal . . . Are . . , Active in chorus, Yearbook staff . . . Pet peeve . . . Men drivers . . . Enioys dancing and being with Terry . . . Plans to be medical secretary. FLORA BACCO Commercial . . , Member of Yearbook Staff, Jr. Class Cabi- net . . . Dislikes conceited people and spends time drawing . . . Like to be a ticket agent with Airlines. LaVERA BAGLEY Commercial . . . Baby-sis . . . Sings in chorus . . Pet peeve are boys and girls who grow up too fast . . Wishes to attend beauty school. GERALDINE BAILY Preparatory . . . Gerry . . . Dislikes special seating in assembly . . . Spends time working in super market . . . Plans to be a biology teacher. 18 JOYCE BARACKMAN General . . . Joy member of Memorial Staff . .. Dislikes people who know it all... Pastime kidding Mr. Smith . . . Hopes to become a model. SARAH BARNER Commercial. .. Sally is a member of Senior Cabinet and Refreshment Squad . . . Enjoys singing and dancing... Plans to attend I.B.M. School. MARLENE BARNYK General. . . Mar is a member ot Tri-Hi-Y . . . Hates getting up for school on cold mornings. . . Likes listening to records and being with her special somebody . . . Hopes to become a registered nurse. PATRICIA BARNYK General.. . Pat is member, of Chemistry Club . , . Pet Peeve is A certain someone who is always giving her a hard time. . . . Enjoys listening to records . . . Hopes to become a registered nurse. GERALDINE BAZALA Commercial . . . Gerry dislikes conceited people . . . Hopes to become a secretary. MARY ANN BEDNARICK Commercial. . . Peppy . . . Pet Peeve are boys from the Campus... Spends time with Sonny and driving his Merc . . . Plans to marry Sonny. DAVID BELCHICK Commercial. . . Dave plays basketball 'and baseball . . . Pet Peeve is Miss Anderson . . . Spends time fishing . . . Hopes to get a iob. GEORGE BELCHICK Commercial. . .Activities include Junior Class Play and basketball . . . Spends his time loafing at the Y . . . Career is undecided. 19 -xy -if t we 2 , 5 552. mm., 1 N Q M Egg . 5 e fg W M .jen--fs-1 QEQMEWH Y E N ...se .... K W 'xg g f' s L , W .fffffif ifi 1 ' ' U : 1: 3 K . .4.5:,.... ..,r:.:5..a. 5- ww- - g 3 J . ' 1Ii,?2iE5I!gQ2f:' gf?-eg if 5 g 2 51 ,gis-grin-.i.wsf F'1' . K.--wwf gk1Q'E A i.?2?e,Q2i-s sid? .lr ' is ' Q Mgkux sv'14:IwIez.,xgfr :Ms'sa4As115?-K -is-352W 3.6 e sm HBH ss in B N DONNA BELL Preparatory . . . Activities include being secretary of the band . . . Memorial staff, Chemistry Club, and the Junior and Senior plays . . . Surprise tests are pet peeves . . . Hopes to become a teacher. KAREN BERTOLUZZI Preparatory . . . Member of the band, Memorial Staff, and Chemistry Club . . . Spends her time listening to records . . . Hopes to become a music therapist. PATRICIA BILINSKY Preparatory . . . Pot . . . is the vice president of the G.A.C., secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y, and a member of the Chemistry Club and Memorial Staff . . . Plans to study music. ELLA LOUISE BIVINS Commercial . . . Pet peeve conceited people . . . Spends time listening to radio . . . Hopes to go to business school. GAIL BOBICH Commercial . . . Babe . . . Member of Refreshment Squad . . . Pet peeve Mr. Graham's teasing . , . Enjoys dancing . . . Hopes to becomeasecretary. REGIS BOLTON Commercial . . . Regis . . . Pet peeve is working . . . Spends time Ioating in McKeesport . . , Future undecided. DOROTHY BONNAR Commercial . . . Dorack . . . Active in G.A.C. . . . Pet peeve third period study haII . . . Spends time with Pat and Peppy . , . Hopes to getagood office job. JAMES BONNAR General . . . Jim . . . Active member ot E.M.B . . . Pet peeve women drivers . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . PIans to go to the Navy. 20 MTWMM EMQSSEUS T' Nantes' ewqge at -Q waist? timings Mafia ' me Z Swann maggie eggSE'mn seems-l Q -as - E me ,saw ' s we , SEEKS - ' '- -Wgww. L ,, M . we , , 3 Mg-we 1 :ses 'mam Tv as -ff Em, .ws . . .wwe . it new - i 'issimm 'flame - if Kg- H W' ,. -Mm - Eii iiligg' ' If -WWE ....: 25 ,3 ga img m - .L - -t , ,. ' Q we glg x M. -- Q E5 5 Q ez -gsewimf E Lwwgaegg gg i. g,5EfA5-as msmsgggsf gt: fxggggf .E me--.M W I... .Ut E rss amass me .H 935533. mf mggggmnm misuse saws . , E ew ixmggm it-sign eziigsiig ROSLYN BOTTI Commercial . . . Rose . . . Active on Memorial Staff and Campus Comments . . . Pet Peeve is Mr. Manis when he pulls her hair . . . Hopes to become a secretary to a millionaire. JAMES BRIZZI Vocational . . . Cheko is a member ot the movie crew . . . Show-otts is his pet peeve . . . Enjoys hunting . . . Future plans are to get a good job. ELAINE BROWN Preparatory . . . Elaine has a pet peeve of show-offs . . . Activities include the Jr. Red Cross, Yearbook Staff, Chem- istry Club, Refreshment Squad, and a Tri-Hi-Y member . . . Future plans are undecided. MARIE BROWN General . . . Red . . . active on the Jr. Red Cross, and is also a student assistant . . . Favorite pastime is driving her Dad's car around . . . Ambition is to become a typist. MARLENE JEAN BRUNCLIK Commercial . . . Morlen's activities include Student Council . . . Band lsix yearsj . . . Memorial Staff . . . Campus Comments . . . Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y . . . Enjoys being with a certain boy . . . Ambition is to enter I.B.M. School. NELLIE BRYANT Commercial . . . Bones is a Library Assistant, Chorus, and Refreshment Squad member. . . Pet Peeve is old teachers and nebbie adults . . . Enioys being with Charles Lightner . . . Ambition is to became a beautician or Seamstress. RAY BURDA Preparatory . . . Ray is an active member on the Chem- istry Club . . . Pet Peeve is total strangers that come up to you and call you dear or honey . . . Future plans are undecided. A MERVIN BURNETT General . . . Merdock is in the chorus . . . Eniays drawing comical pictures and talking to girls . . . Pet peeve is lengthy lessons in hot classrooms . . . Ambition is to become a cartoonist. 21 ma' we e ram ,-gm 3 me Q s ef: seems-14-sf me get --5,-H-ss nf . ,t 89, 1 -:sf we ,ww fees, - mms el 'iz-me cl ww- T ws we H, : :l :Bl ,W will me 5522 sa muse ss N-exe ,im -new time me me km, ss me as mms as-Awami' fkgg' B i time ss e mi as H, ' mn -skew H we M E -E H8985 B B amy, is :B HERB E so seem is me . ,Bs ,- -im mm em X we B .1 Z Mm. me' sf -sm was , new sg is me gem '-rms! ' mn' se gwsnqms mms,-' mm new-an -Saginaw ,een gg mn. as ----- J . 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Enioys dancing and hotrodding up to Eat and Park with Cam . . . Ambition is working for an Airline Company. JANICE MARIE CARDIFF Commercial . . . Jan . . . has a pet peeve of long-hair music and Oldsmobiles listening to records . . operator. . . . Favorite pastime is dancing and . Future to become a Comptometer DUANE CARTER Vocational . . . Duke . . . a swell person to know . . . A member of Student Council . . . Movie and stage crew . . . Enioys hunting, fishing, and dancing . . . Plans to become a machinist. ROBERT CASPER Vocational . . . Bob has a friendly greeting for every- one . . . Hunting is his favorite pastime . . . Pet peeve is doing homework . . . Future is undecided. MARTHA JEAN CHERRY General . . . Jeanie . . . a senior with a nice personality . . . Member of the chorus . . . Pet peeve is being told what to do . . . Favorite pastime is being with Clyde . . . Am- bition is Beautician. KENNETH CHOLAK Vocational . . . Chick is usually seen loafing . . . 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Peggy is a Student Assistant and a member of the Tri-Hi-Y . . . Pet peeve is people who are sneaky . . . Postime is looting with the gang . . . Received title ot Nicest Personality . . . Future Comptomer Operator. SHIRLEY ANN ESKEY Commercial . . . Shirl is a nice person to know . . . Member of the Memorial Staff . . . Pet peeve is kids who think that they're better than you . . . Pastime is dancing and listening to records . . . Plans to become a secretary. CAROL FARR Commercial . . . Carol . . . Activities include chorus, Student Assistant, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Class play, and a Tri- Hi-Y member . . . Favorite pastime is dancing and listen- ing to records . . . Ambition is to become a secretary. MARY CATHERINE FIEDOR Commercial . . , Cathy was a member of the chorus tor three years. Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross . . . Pet peeve is loud mouthed people . . . Enjoys being with a certain boy in a Ford . . . Ambition is to becomeasecretary. ROSABELLA FONTELA Commercial. . . Rosie is a Student Assistant, Jr. Red Cross member . . . Pet peeve is boys who act big . . . Pastime is reading . . . Plans to work in an office. EUNICE GEORGE Commercial . . . Tiny is a Student Assistant and a Jr. Red Cross member . . . Pet peeve is people who think they know it all . . . Enioys riding in Morie's car . . . Wants to become a practical nurse, JOANNA GRABOWSKI General . . . Jo is a member ot the Yearbook staff . . . Alternate tor Student Council. Plans to become an elementary teacher. PATRICIA GRANT General . . . Pat is a smiling senior from W.M.H.S . . . Student Assistant . . . Pet peeve is people who call me' by my sister's name . . , Ambition , . . to becomea hair stylist. 24 m m mmm m mm EQ: Xmhfimm 'i EEE :mm mm? E132 7121455 mmm if E m .mmm mmm fm mmm mm mm mmmmm ff m Sim mai mmm m- mmm kmmmmmmm 33535 S-mmm new gm-mm m mmmm .mm mmm? 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T ff glee CHARLOTTE GREEN Commercial Char has a pet peeve of nozy bags Favorite pastime is sleeping Future plans are to become a Beauty Operator HARRY GRUBBS Vocational Gub Includes Senior Cabinet Varsity W and basketball manager as his activities Peeve t ll girs Likes loafing around town Ambition is to get a 'ob JOSEPH GUZIK General Joe is a popular member of the Senior Class Pet peeve is getting up for school Loves to sleep Ambition is to get out of school and go to work THOMAS HARTZELL Preparatory Hartz participated in football President of the Senior Class President of Varsity W Pet peeve is women drivers Pastime is hunting Future plans are to become acoach MARY LEONA HUGHES Commercial Lee is a member of the band Pet peeve as people taking what I say the wrong way Pastime is playing the flute and piccalo and going to basketball games Future is un decided EDWARD JANERO General... Onion is President of the Chorus and plays basketball and baseball. . .Likes being with Marlene Daily . . . Voted the title of Best Looking . . . Ambition is to lain the Army or Navy. GEORGE JESKO General. . . Moo is an active member on the football basketball and baseball team . . . Senior Cabinet... Varsity W ...Jr. Class President ...E.M.B .... Campus Comments... Pastime is hunting and fishing. . . Future is undecided. WILLIAM JONES General... Bill has a pet peeve of seven periods of school... Pastime is driving... Ambition is to become a maior appliance salesman and work on a commission basis. 25 Wki' s y WSJ tx VQMMBBQ. seed S'rsesafss4 SAMUEL KARAS Vocational . .. Duke . . . includes football, baseball, movie ond stage crew as his school activities Pet peeve is Pat Bacco Pastime is playing pin-ball machines Ambition .. . teacher. CHARLES KAURIC Preparatory . . . Chuck is a member of the band . . . Senior cabinet, Yearbook Staff, Chemistry Club . . . Pet peeve is women drivers . .. Enjoys listening to records Future plans are to enter college. NANCY KARWOSKI Commercial .. . Nance is seen on the Refreshment Squad .. . Pet peeve is Wilmerding gangs, teachers, and students nebbing into your personal affairs. PATRICIA KENNEY Commercial ... lrish . .. has been a member of the Student Council for two years, ir. play, Student Assistant . . . Favorite pastime is dancing and loafing at Eat 8- Park with Cathy and Regina Ambition is to go to l.B.M. school. BRIAN KERIN Vocational . .. Brian is a member of the movie crew . . . Makes fishing his favorite pastime Future plans are to become an electrician. STEPHEN KOTTELICH General . .. Steve has a pet peeve of stuck-up girls . . . Likes loafing with George, Paul, and Bob . . . Hopes to enter college. LOUIS KRALL Vocational ... Sonny . .. is a member of the Senior Cabinet, stage crew, movie crew Pet peeve is dirty money Enioys hunting, fishing, and sleeping Future plans . . . To be successful in whatever I do. l.lNDA LAUFER Preparatory Activities include Refreshment Squad, Memorial Staff, Campus Comments, and Chemistry Club . . . Voted Most Likely to Succeed . . . Pastime is studying Plans to attend college. 26 MESH ws wee Q Q as geese, 5335323 eesssgs ,E s . Wferwa gigiiaegs es: ge- with Sift saga EBSQ Zsmmmsi sm- x new new EEE as 5 .na axe is mmm gsMw..s YWSQW ZYBHQJVEESSB are :Qggm nm mms ggi'-i N B are vm givin ' H ex mewwmsm xmsxssmfvsmif-el Sim wa em-.m 'X IVV!- 1 fwt THOMAS LAIRD General Happy A member of the EM B Dlslrkes school Dancing playing pool huntlng and tlshlng are his favorite ways of passing time Hopes to own a night club REGINA LEECH Commerclal Rege recenved the trtles of Tallest and Best Athlete DISlIkES concelted boys Park Plans to go to art school Active In GAC Band Pastlme is loaflng at Eat n YP JOSEPH LENGYEL Preparatory Joe received the tntle of Busuest Actnve member ot Student Council Memonal Staff Sensor Class Cabunet Pet peeve rs women dnvers Plans to attend West Pomt JOSEPH LEONARDO Preparatory Joe was voted Most Likely to Succeed Actnve In Student Councll and Sensor Cabmet Chemistry Club Class Plays Co-edstor of Memonal Ambntaon ns to become a motlon picture dnrector CLAUDETTE LIVESEY Commercial Claudte dlsllkes boys who thunk they re somethlng specval Pastlme IS llstenlng to the radio and sewing Plans to attend buslnss school Ambmon ns to become a secretary CHARLES LODKEY General Chas was voted Best MUSICIQD Active In Band and Chorus Pet peeve l5 people who Ignore classlcal music Ambltnon IS to become a pro tesslonal drummer at NANCY LONG Commercnal Nan Secretary of Sensor Class wal Dnsllkes being accused of thnngs she didnt do Spends spare time with Bob Plans to become a Medical Sec retary JOHN LUCARELLI General Luke member of E M B Varslty Football Pet peeve IS school Pastlme IS loafmg wlth Razor Ambmon IS to own a night club 27 It H my I . . . . 1 1 - r I rr - - r I I V , 1 . fr .1 . . . . . . . . , . - f' M ' 1-1 ' U rr - - It - H rr rr 11 - rf . .. . 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Q Mxq 1 if H E .' ,Qi . :as W M E 35 t W TH? st M E H 'Z - ------- 'B C E213 . . i' U Isis H 5222 ISM?-egos nw ,, Alll ,-fig-j....:5: . , I .ss .QM sms Rem! - I... ' -, .til-rs M . - .pos fsfsezifssf - I E ' f .A '.2illl sz M ..-I: if ..-.- li.' N I' N Z S 25, A is-wi' 1 22.5235 0 MARY ANN MADARAS Commercial... Butch received the title of Best Secretory . . . Member of Memorial Staff, Campus Comments... Student Assistant... Pet peeve is bleacher football players...Plans to become a private secretary. MARY CATHERINE MACKO Commercial . . . Kathy . . . Member ol the band . . . Dislikes having name in Campus all the time Spends time at dances and at the Big Top. .. Ambition is to become a Certified Public Accountant. THOMAS MALLOY Preparatory. . . Mallet . . .Active in football ...baseball . . . Varsity W . . . Chemistry Club Dislikes girls' knee socks . . . Enjoys hunting, fishing, and other strenuous sports . . . Future is undecided. RAYMOND R. MANNS General . . . Junior . . . Active in football . .. basketball . . . baseball . . . Pet peeve-someone who calls him Junior. . . Pastime is chasing girls... Ambition is to become a Commercial Artist. JAMES MARCIANO Vocational. . . Rocco plays records at dances ...Enjoys listening to records and going to ball games. . .Ambition is to work at a U.S.S. Research Lab. PAUL MARCOZ Vocational. .. Paulie .. .Member of the movie crew. . . Baseball team... Pet peeve is someone borrowing his shop iobs , . . Pastime is looting .. .Future plans are undecided. PATRICIA MARTELLO Commercial. . . Pot was secretary of Junior class, Student Council, Memorial Staff, Campus Comments, President ol Jr. Red Cross. . . Looks forward to o long, happy life. RONALD MICHAEL MASCHOK Vocational . . . Ron . . .A member ot the Stage Crew and movie crew. . .dislikes show-ofts . .. Enjoys fishing and hunting . . .Ambition is to be a successful Machinist. 28 I H f...' H 4,1 Iii 15 .4--' '- t '- I W' ::: , 1 'sf ' K 'E X me H is P im 1 km we was is is ti fa bmw is-i isis we is is CATHERINE McFADDEN Commercial . .. Mac is a member of the Senior Cabinet... Memorial Staff . , . Student Assistant . . . Enjoys dancing and driving to Eat 'n Pork Ambition is to become an Airline Reservotionist. JOSEPH MEDIATE General ... Joe is a member of the Senior Cabinet .. Received title of Prettiest Hair . . . Pet peeve is school , . Pastime is dancing . . . Future - to become a barber. NICHOLAS MEDVED General . . . Mitch . . . Active in football . . . Basketball . . . Varsity W . . . Pet Peeve is girls who wear knee socks . . Pastime is dancing and looting . . . Hopes to make money. WILLIAM MERKOVSKY Preparatory ... Merit is active in football, basketball, Varsity W , E.M.B., and Junior and Senior Class Plays ... Favorite pastime is driving . . . Plans to study law. CLAUDIA MERRITTS Preparatory .. . Claud was Director of Jr. Class Play Chairman of Assembly Committee . . . President of Tri-Hi-Y . . Chemistry Club Active in band Memorial Staff Student Council Senior Cabinet Plans to attend Wooster College. NICHOLAS MIGNOGNA General . . . Shoes . .. Active in Junior Class Play . . . Pet peeve is knee socks Listening to records is his favorite pastime . . . No definite plans for the tuture. ROSE MIRRO Preparatory . .. Rose , . . Active on Memorial Staff . . . Campus Comments Student Council . .. Refreshment Squad . . . Chemistry Club ... Pastime is swimming and play- ing basketball , . . Future is undecided. PATRICIA S. MIZLA Commercial ... Pat dislikes boys who think they're too good to talk Enjoys playing records and talking on the phone . .. Ambition is to become a nurse.- 29 use em -me n 'six in mm em Ex me me mem it me is -- :Qaf s est-f 'fe was mi'-M1339 w . g nswiigm E 'A HA me ix em E is Bm was 'Q Pm mw- me 'Pgfg time is s H e ei 5 as M ,f E it Et 'A S -8,5 ey e sms Heli, E s 'Ning me me giifg ,cal ESSTE, gmmsiii .. is E Qif me-sg new La B m 3888551 Wes fe? HBE W :N si: QAWEQWE me LILLIE MULDROW Commercial . . . Lil is a participant of the chorus . , . Pet peeve is sloppy, unmannerly boys , . . Dancing and playing records is her favorite pastime . . . Ambition is to become a secretary. LAWRENCE NASH General Larry is active in football basketball and Varsity W Club Dislikes seniors seating arrange ment IU the auditorium Spends time at dances Plans to do construction work RONALD NEFF General . . . Ron came from East . . . Pet peeve is school . . . Spends a good bit of his spare time looting ' . , . Ambition is to become a Commercial Artist. 1+ ELAINE NELlS Commercial , . , Active in chorus and Iumor class play . . Dislikes Mr. Graham's teasing . . . Spends time dancing driving and looting at Eat 'n Park Plans to become a secretary. MARY ANN NOTARO Commercial . . . Active in chorus . . . Pet peeve is boys who think they are too good to speak . . . Spends time at Eat 'n Park . . . Ambition is to become o Beautician. JANET PELECOVICH Commercial . . . Preparatory . . . Jan received title of Prettiest Hair . . . Member of Refreshment Squad . . . Memorial Staff . . . Chemistry Club . . . Pastime is doing homework . . . Plans to go to college. JOANNE PRIBANIC Commercial . . . Joey is business manager ot the Year- book and a peppy Maiorette . . . Pet peeve is boys who can't drive . . . Enioys dancing, bowling, and listening to records . . , Ambition - Private Secretary. MARGARET ANN POCHCIOL Commercial . . . Margie received title of Best Looking . . . Member of Senior cabinet and Memorial Staff. . , Spends spare time at Ligonier . . . Ambition is to become o Secretary. 30 PAULINE POCIASK Commercial. . . Paul dislikes teachers who cut up students . . . Pastime is dances, Eat 'n Park, and driving the car Plans to become a secretary. ROBERT PONSETTO Vocational ... Rob holds title of Best Dancer . ,. Member ot the Movie crew and Stage crew . . . Spends time at dances . . . Future is undecided. SALLY REILLY General ... Sally is on the Memorial Staff Voted Best Dancer . . . Pastime is dancing . . . Pet peeve is a certain person who calls her T.B. . . . Ambition is to become a nurse. MARTHA RICE Commercial ... Nonnie is an active member of chorus ... Pastime is listening to the radio . . . Greatly annoyed by old teachers . . . Would like ta become a beautician. JAMES RICHARDS General ... Jim participated in football, basketball, and baseball Sec. Treasurer at Varsity W Club... Junior Play Active on Campus Comments Staff Looks tor- ward to becoming a millionaire. MARGARET ROBERTS General . .. Pet enioys singing in the chorus Pet peeve is people who sing oft key Enjoys drive-ins and dates with Eddie . .. Future plans are undecided. RITA MARIE ROBINSON General ... Rita can always be found smiling Active on Senior Candy Committee ... member of Sophomore Cab- inet . . . Enjoys fashions and listening to records . .. Plans to enter field of nursing. JANET PATRICIA RONEY General ... Patsy is active on Student Council a peppy maiorette for one year . , . member of concert band . . . Dislikes being reminded she's short ... Voted Most Popular . .. Hopes to become a nurse. V 31 we tk- .WW CATHERINE RULLO Commercial.. . Choppy is forever joking around . . .Often found working in Murphy's . .. Dislikes teachers who cut up students . . . Would like to become a secretary. BARBARA SALUSKY Preparatory . . . Barb is one of our quieter seniors. . .Enjoys reading... Pet peeve is people who are late...Ambition is to go to college and become an elementary school teacher. BARBARA SANDROVICH ' Preparatory. . . Barb is president of G.A.C., member of Memorial Staff, active on Refreshment Squad. . .Enjoys participating in sports . . . Pet peeve is English Literature...Plans on going to college. CARMEN SARNICOLA Vocational . . . Italy is active in football and basketbaIl...Member of Varsity W Club and E.M.B., stage crew and movie crew.. .Enjoys hunting and other sports. . . Voted Most Popular ... Future plans are undecided. LARRY SHERMAN General . . . Sherm enjoys working on his car ...Pet peeve is girls who wear knee socks. . . Ambition is to become an auto mechanic. JAN RUSSELL SHRADER Preparatory... Jan has been Drum Major for one year, member of concert band and Chemistry Club...Reading and model buildings are favorite hobbies . . . Ambition is to go to college and enter the field of science. RICHARD SHUMAKER Preparatory... Dick is another mad chemist in the Chemistry Club . . . Pet peeve is English Literature... Usually found working or studying .. .Future plans include college. SALLY SHUSHEREBA Commercial... Sally is co-editor of the Year- book, Business Manager of Campus...Sophmore, junior, and senior cabinets...A peppy majorette for two years...Ambition is to become a Private secretary. 32 l W- -- ls.. 'J ff . 'ii' f '31 5 M mt Eve is as 16.174 55.511 JOHN SLAZKA Vocatlonal John ss o very frlendly person Works on P A System and Stage Crew Dlslnkes havmg a 'ob stolen In shop Enloys bowling Hopes to become a machlmst PAUL SMITH Preparatory Smitty IS Treasurer of Student Councll Actlvntles Include Memorial Staff and Student Asststant Pet Peeve IS Engllsh Literature Hobby IS Hugh Fidelity Plans to enter college Preparatory Harry took part In basketball Varslty W Club Memorial Staff Jumor Red Cross Chemustry Club Junior Class Play Engoys golfing skung and hunting Plans to goto college BARBARA STEWART General Barb always has a smile for everyone Engoys singing and llstenlng to the radio Pet Peeve IS boys Amblhon ns to become a nurse EUGENE STIRONE General Gmo plays football and basketball Member ot E M B Engoys dancmg drlvlng and lust loaf In Ambition IS to own the biggest used car lot In the world MARY ANN THURSTON Commercial Mary Ann IS an active member of Chorus Dnslakes people who smoke IH her face Favonte pastlme ns day dreaming Future plans are un decrded THOMAS TORKOS Preparatory Tom rs one ofthe mcld scientists In the Chemlstry Club Student Asslstant Dlsllkes women behind the wheel Enloys drlvlng Plans tc go to college and enter the tleld of science MARY LOU VARNER Commerclal Mary Lou as Secretary of G A C Memorual Staff Pastlme as tnends fashaons and frllls Hopes for an alrlme career 33 , ,, . . -'N' .:. 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EFTSST' eng She sims enz- gms em Sei Q-Emi H .M ease mils me me an mam: - m E , Hs is mini EEZ ss U 11 MARY LOU VERES Commercial Lou is a member of the Yearbook Staff . ,. Enioys listening to the radio Ambition is to become a Medical Secretary. JOHN VISNICK General . . . Nicknac is an football squad Member of Varsity W Club Took part in junior class play Future plans are not certain. CATHERINE VRACAR Commercial Kitty is the secretary of the chorus Enioys doing art work .. . Dislikes dusting for Mr. Manis ... Ambition is to go to secretarial school and become a private secretary. VIRGINIA WENDLAND Commercial . . . Virginia can either be found talking on the telephone or driving around in her Buick Pet peeve is people who are never on time . . . Future plans are to become a secretary. CARL WIDEN Preparatory Carl is a member of Chemistry Club and is active as a Student Assistant Pet peeve is English Literature . . . Enioys bowling . . . Plans to go to college and become a physicist. DENNIS WILLIAMS Vocational . . . Dino is a member of stage crew and movie crew Dislikes conceited girls Enioys water skiing, golfing, and playing the pinball machine . .. Plans to enter field of Electrical Engineering. THOMAS WILLIAMS General f'WilIie was active in football, basketball, and baseball Member of Varsity W . .. Dislikes sack dresses Enioys baseball games and loafing with Gino and the boys . . . Ambition is to own a 59,000,000 yacht. THERESA WYANT Commercial ... Tessie enioys dancing Dislikes people who think they are too good to talk to others . .. Ambition is to become an l.B.M, operator. 34 RONALD YEX Preparatory Ronnie IS a member of Memorlal Staff and Chemustry Club Student Asslstant Junuor Class Play Pet peeve IS Engllsh Lnterature Hopes to become a flught englneer nn the Anr Force zz Q 3 PRISCILLA YOHA Commercial Patsy ss on the Memorlal Staff Artnst for the Campus Comments Refreshment Squad Jumor Cabnnet Actlve nn GAC Dnsllkes concelted people Enloys dancnng Plans to enter Comptometer School or to work for an Arrlune Company I JOHN Yusxo JR 'lu' Vocational .lake comes from Wall Works on PA System and Stage Crew Dlslukes having a 'ob stolen IH shop Enloys bowling Hopes to become a machinist ,ag WM T' and lxve Jn Alaska ga YN in MARY JANE ZOFCHAK 'QW Commerclal Janne as a peppy cheerleader Achve on Student Council and Memorlal Staff Junior Calumet .lunlor Class Play Enloys reading and llstenmg to the radio Plans to go to college Hartzell P Kenney M A Madaras J Ruchards Student Councal Decorates tree 35 ,J A J, - - 1 f J 1 ' W., : M 'vw 3 - ,,... -:J ss 2-2 we , :sv-1 J' - n 11 - ' ' , J., F . . . 1 ' .I . , 5' 'J ln ,V - 3 '25-:, 1 - , f V tg., -' ., . 1 . ,, ,J gg 54- Y . . . . . . ' C , 1 X -I 'V N I ' 'J Q K , x G .J 'f Q T E sw JK! is ,QA-25 'F 3 , s ms, Y ,L ,V . , 1 15 - It - 1 J ' ' ' -Ii. I . 1 -'N . . ' . . . . , -1: , v ', J wif- . . . . . 'Q ,ww f J , V A Jig K A Que, T .. Mft? M59 B 5 1 T. , . , . . f - ' 1 - - A l i J 555 .s 1 Samba Senior Pyramid Senior skit for Yearbook Program. Changing classes. A. Argall at work. Shorthand class. .. Qgqg 1 4. x J i , wa - .WA-QAM 36 I... .. -'Emu '- kr.:.i,g1rg:N..if Senior arf students. N Senior Study Hull. Seniors in gym. Seniors' lost game. if ii swf W5H255EQii'Sf'5gf1'Z23'?S3fg3iQQgQ'gQ'K A Q fngmjlh mes sgsgi? H B is Q its E ggpsxux we mama Hasan miie BEST DRESSED The stylish and colorful clothes worn by Mary Jane Zofchak and Harry Speedy have earned them the title of Best Dressed for 1959. Along with their fine choice of clothes, the neat way they wear them has also helped them to win this coveted title. lf it is true that the appearance of a person plays a large part in his success, we are positive that Janie Zofchak and Harry Speedy are destined for very successful futures in whatever they do. BEST SECRETARY AND MACHINIST The Senior Class of T959 has voted the titles of Best Secretary and Best Machinist to two very skillful and industrious students. They are commercial student Mary Ann Madaras and vocationalist Bob Casper. Along with their fine talents, many hours of work and honest effort have earned them these enviable titles. We, the Class of '59, wish them the success we are sure they will find in their endeavored vocations. BEST LOOKING The admirable appearance of our best looking seniors, Margie Pochciol and Ed Janero is envied by all. We don't believe that pretty Margie Pochciol will have any difficulties winning beauty contests or becoming a glamorous movie actress someday. As for handsome Ed Janero, we expect that he will be one of our future Mr. Americo's and be admired by every- one. We are confident that much success is in store for each of them in whatever they do in the future. We E 25't:lllsislll W.. is V MK his ,, N rf fs fs? 38 truly earned the title of Busiest. gl ' HE ' T H .L N guna ' S, 'P ss ff Bt' 1 R rf ,,. . , ,i- y 3 f T 'C lg I 1 as ,t -, , ., .W is . .. as 3 pu it fm . 552 H . KG ft v. aa , rs if BUSIEST Every student of W.M.H.S. should feel proud to have had Sally Shushereba and Joseph Lengyel as fellow students for they have contributed much of their time improving our school newspaper and government. Besides devoting much of her time to the Campus Comments , Sally has taken active port in many other activities around the school. Joseph, President of the Student Council with his excellent ideas and hard work. He, too, has given up much of his time for other activities. We all agree that Sally and Joseph have NICEST PERSONALITY Margaret Dunmire and Thomas Hartzell, two of the nicest seniors of 1959, have deservingly gained the title of Nicest Personality . Their friendly attitude toward fellow students and members of the faculty throughout their school years have entitled them to this honor. Peggy and Tom never seem to be too busy to exchange friendly words or smiles with their fellow classmates, whether it be in or out of school. Many students teel that Margaret Dunmire and Thomas Hartzell are two of the nicest people that have ever attended W. M. H. S. BEST DANCERS Whenever there is a dance in town, you will usually see two of our seniors having a good time. Sally Reilly and Bob Ponsetto are really hep when it comes to knowing the latest dance steps. Their great interest in dancing has won them the Best Dancers title. Sally's dancing ability is the envy of every girl. All the girls just love the way Bob dances, whether the tune be a slow or a fast rocking number. You will see a lot of this fast moving pair at tuture dances. S753 11. , BEST ATHLETES The ability to play well. The desire to win, and good sports- manship have helped Regina Leech and George Jesko to make the grade as the best athletes in the senior class. Regina is quite an athlete when it comes to playing volleyball or badmin- ton. She is also an active member at the Girl's Athletic Council. George is active in all kinds of sports. His ability to play well has earned him a high standing on both the football and basket- ball teams. Good luck in the future. 'Ti a -is - me as was .emma as sae. Y ' 1' H3525 Us, .es WFS as sane- ss 'we 1 B1 ' 'sis es E' H SHORTEST St TALLEST Between classes in our crowded halls two students stand out above the rest. These two are our tallest seniors, athletic Regina Leech and Personable Ronnie Yex. On the other hand, in the same crowd hidden from view are our shortest seniors, quiet Eunice George and humorous Harry Grubbs. Our tallest seniors, Regina and Ron see just about everything above the crowd. While our shortest seniors, Eunice and Harry see only legs as they go on their way. L+ The Most Dependable title this year went to Roslyn Botti and George Belchick. These two seniors well deserve this title. Roslyn and George are always ready and willing to help with the many extra-curricular tasks around the school. Roslyn is copy and personal editor for the Campus Com- ments. George holds the highest position on the newspaper that of editor. They are prompt with their regular work and seem to get much enjoyment out of it. This pair has a fine future ahead. 'Mining' oss i s 1 Tw it H M s an me as is as sim it no ts , as eq new it HE ye- as aegis ii- msd? X Q its i it it gimmti s , 'egg it in ' ' g 'lm i it QU: E.-gk We E . 2 B - at X if it it 5 as si a omg? is s if e E. nfs .:m.t,i dressers are quiet Nancy Karwoski and athletic Terry Doughty hope and work for the ability to piclc the right clothes and wear them neatly Their continued neatness should lead My to many great opportunities and help open the doors ol M is success for both of these fine students from the class of 59 MOST POPULAR as w 4 as me as ss ZH sm mn ass as mx B Kms SSB me W s as E s an HB X E on mam BB an N W fs Q s Bm s rm ,mswzss amass has uma: 2 sw epage B s ss BEER BE ss .za a we E so gm as W s ss Ek A Hswm ss ma BEST MUSICIANS M M Q Y-ww Marlene Bruncllk who plays well deserve the tntle ot Best work are the mam reasons for ments so well Even though It IS the clarinet, and Charles Lodkey drummer, M hours of practnclng and Musrclans any ss their wonderful ablllty to play their rnstru hard work both have worked hand In hand N ratnon has mode our ws wrth the other members of the band Thus great co ope band one of the fmest In the state ms a a me a w mn n nm E s me me we Q' su ss N ss an me mx mx me xx ss a me same? as ww me E Egg on me mt Hmmm s ss tw an as PRETTIEST HAIR The slick hcur styles ot Janet Pelecovlch and Joseph Mednate are admired by all and have enabled them to wan the tutle of Prettlest Hour Janet one of our good loolcmg prep students has beoutnlul long, blonde haur Joseph a general student has well hair Both ot these semors should feel groomed block proud to have such beautiful hour Almost every sensor agrees that Patsy Roney and f the most popular Carmen Sarnlcola are two o students at WMHS Patsy a prep student, will be remembered for the tnendly smnle and always Ilkable personality that she possesses Carmen a vocatnonal student, IS known by his classmates for his friendly attntude and wonderful personalnty ts MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED h Leonardo, two very lntelllgent prep students, are expected to be the most lukely of all the seniors H of the class of 59 to succeed followung graduation Therr ablllty to excel ID whatever they dad ln Wllmerdmg brought about thus honor We are sure that they wull contlnue to excel and be a credlt to Wrlmerdmg Hugh School Linda Lauter and Josep ss W s. ass as wa sam: up Ye old drinking fountain. J. Nesto and J, Medicare in shop K. Rullo hard at work Pouse thot refreshes Junior Red Cross meeting Typing is not all work is Q, ...Y f X sv ix i .L 4' L 5: 4 if . , ' . si a Q mm 4 42 v ws my H 3 li Refreshments served by Mothers Club Boblch B Sondrovlch R Mlrro -,,--+ 1 ,. K Scorpone and A Yusko Mr Zonchunsky and C Jusczor M Fun at Hula Hoop contest a Sefhng up for Junlcr dance ,I nm w f I f f ' f 1 5 1 .J K 5353 Q ls: 43 .- f. iw-If-f ' I-74 W . , .' L- '-1-QFiW':': Y- 1 -f ,1.if'i'..1 W QQ W P ' -ww .-. KM-, ss . gr - Y 1. Q5-Pssirwisswm .2 M If . XT A :.Ef2S?w?QQ,.w 'M ELM ' , sa 2' Q. H -fww' -,Q H E WM! Q ff. 2' if 58 ' Q ' wh . H FX W -.fig ' 2 u f. . Z1 . 4 M ' 4525 ' : n- 1.1. U. .1 . -2135583 , ' ,. -ij- M E! . Z W - ff, 5.5 H I4 I F .. . . ,, .... . 2 4 HW tj, gpg .1 B bm W '2 fH1!f.i.k:5- ' . y ' ' - ., -.QJ.A. 5 .. R 'J -.4.:g1'A.LbS --M in -1 3 G. , . , . w - y A - . -- . -Qfgw - f - Eff .Q V4 f . 9 ' -U-' - ww ' 31 .1 W fig.. 4, Y - HM ..,:. , a V I If E . has E Q m W .S Q W H ' . .A , -l E Q 5 - ...Q 51 M ,I -lx 'mf V' , U Q f fx- 'HQ 1- W S . Hmm x1---- ..- 'Y , :fx . V Q H-V .1 .9 'weak .z E Ai K X A 3 . rm E . , - ' n J- . Q. .1 ,Y up R E H H - E X , if E' E 1s'T' -y H A . E E... H E -L . . W, in .. ..... - A 2. . E: E ,. . B V . . .E rf' T. Kwolek, A. Comunale, N. Estok, W. Stoiakovich, Mr. Quinlan The Juniors are looking forward to their Senior ear with Y anticipation and zeal. The biggest event of the year which is the Junior Prom, depends on their creativeness and ability to raise funds. All ofthe members of the Junior Class are working hard in order that their Prom will be a gala affair. The various proiects undertaken are: the sale ot candy, holding dances, and the sales of Christmas trees. It is the hope of the Juniors that their Prom will be the most memorable Prom in the history of W.M.H.S. . Some of the activities the Juniors participated in were: the band, the G.A.C., Campus Comments, Student Council, chorus, various sports, and the Junior Play. lt is their desire that the class of T960 will always be remembered as a suc- cessful and dependable class. Sitting: R. Bacco, S. Lytle, P. Frydrych, J. Ponsetto Standing: F. Biddlestone, R. Peckich, N. Lettieri, P. Bacco 'A'-sr T4 'q? P-v All 44 A 'Ati X TTS' yea... W. Stojakovich. . . . . President A. Comunale . . . . V. President N, Estok . . . , . Secretary T. Kwolek . . . . Treasurer Mr. Quinlan, . . . Advisor 41 7. A. Lucarelli, T, Kwolek, S. Marlin, M. Manno, N. Miskow S. Lytle. Row 3: G. Millington, R. King, T. Malone, H. Lyle, Kuhns, J. Miller, M. Smith, H. McClelland, R. Lacivita, M, Luna. W. Lauris, R. McAllister, H. Krantz, W, Mogush, R. McGuirk, . Lockaton, A. Kordislos, M. Lucarelli, P. Kowalski, R. Marasco, N. Leltieri,N. Locke, A. Minster. Lucarelli, B. Lash, P. Malick, C. Smith, M. Leech, F. McClain, ff:-22 7: F. Serrapere, P. Rcdulovic, P. Shurgot, S. Scheuer, J. Morgan, Slaczko, P. Slepsky, A. Pomposelli, L. Moore, S. Porter, P. Serropere. , Pekich, L. Psico, J. Rubino, D, Panzo, M. Olsen, J. Ponseffo, P. Spranco, B. Yeroce, J, Zimmerman, P, Soclwanski, Williams, C. Speranzo, H. Swanson, C. Woifon, S. Zomp, H. Yusko. . Visnick, M. Travis., R. Sfifr B. Yenche, F. Tomasello, M. Romosko, C. Rawson, N. Nesto, M. Muir, P. Muro. Raw 3: H. Podkul, J. Rusnok, D. Morgan, R. Russo, H. Schiemer, R. Remack, C. O'Brien, T. Palmer, P. Nicely, D. Keck, Mr. Knapek, C. Woiner, K. Webb, H. Toms, G. Volpe, M. Stark. Row 3: G. Yeroce, L. Yusko, Z. Yolwo, E. Yatry, P. Stewart, W. Slojakovich, J. Spungle, D. Tordio, Mr. Dupar. Row 1: R. Bacco, R. Capo, M. Christafano, L. Beveridge, P. Cahill, P. Barnyk, M. Briggs, P. Brzezicki, M. Daily, B. Amos, A. Bacco. Row 2: P. Bacco, J. Bacco, T. Casey, A. Communale, R. A. Beard, P. Buzzie, R. Christman, A. M. Chrisienson, M. Cwynar, N. Balana. Row 3: E. Dandar, R. Adams, J. Champion, J. Botti, J. Abrams, R. Bercik, E. Barrett, F. Biiflesfone, R. Barton, Mr. Wabrick. Row T: D. Hunter, M. De Paul, F. Filler, S. Elek, J. Hennigan, J. Jackel, M. Gibson, D. Fusilli, M. Gaifo, N. Esfok, R. laci. Row 2: M. Jackspn, N. Genre, K. Garden, J. Filler, C. Heiple, B. Fritchi, N. Darby, R. Davane, R. Fike, J. Dusic. Row 3: Miss Monro, A. Jazcar, M. Holub, G. Dvorznak, W. Doyle, R. Deer, D. Gagetfa, R. Galkei, W. Doperak, H. Heller, J. lantimarino, L. Kennel. M. Travis and F. Bittlesfone in Yearbook Assembly 46 ,.1..xx.av , st-u H ss 1 1 .--V? N' 1 'SVN' ,sash , ' JSSSHH' ' mi J. Bofii and P. Remock BE ., K . ' r :aka Class Meeting R. Pekich in shop 4 ' ,113 fi it 2 yuh ,L L N 'K ,QNMWL -W- H : :QI'E'?? sgmrgw EBISSEK sm E ., ww E88 Wagga, namsswx' I Q . -MQ ml x J. Stirone, F. Diagostino, E. Torre, A. Arth, Mr. Liptak Our first few days at Westinghouse Memorial High School were filled with tension and excitement. Schedule changes, finding rooms, and general disorder caused much of this. Before long, however, we became rather well adiusted. We were proud to be members of the senior high school. Along with the upper clossmen we quickly became an active and interested group in all school activities. This class of 6l took part in everything. Mr. Smith, G. Merkovsky, J. McLachlan OFFICERS A. Arth . . . ....... . . President F. Diagostino. . . Vice-President J. Stirone . . , , Secretary E. Torre. . . Treasurer Mr, Liptcik. . . Adv We Sophomores had wonderful school spirit. Ample proof of this was the enthusiastic way we cheered and encouraged our team during the football and basketball season. Due to all the fine qualities of our classmates, the Sophomores can certainly look forward to worthwhile years as .luniors and Seniors. R. Bianco, A. M. Botti, K. Kent, A. Arth , P xsw, I 'i ur-? 3-3 i N Rowl F Slpush A Wolner MA Wczlko B Secko R Wharfon Zomoskn J Rowles Row3 Mr Pogczno A Thompson A Yerace J C Vczstcdore J Thompson W Thurston A Ryon Row 2 J Shrone Ross: F Tucker R Tormc M Vrocor B Wolton M Vukmlr W Whrghom E Torre A Smnfh S Tessler A Yusko M Whorfon P Trengo E I lnli. 4. 'mv B Neluk R Muro G Mocko F Hemgan R Reardon Row 2 Muller T Keagel M Jones R Pefrusko D Holub D Holub C Row7 F Couch J Hayes A Both M Harvey M Ccpezzufo R Comlfo F DlAgoshno M Dryburgh P Andelmo Row 2 P Comunole P Costello R Blanco M Drylle K Corfeol C Harvey A Belchnck 0- 51 Pczescno R Omclkus J Nesto A Lucarelll A Mcnns F Kclmo E OBrien Mr Llghtner Absenf J Rrchle J Blozevlch S Gefert Row 3 A Gabler W Carter B Antolovlch C DlMlen A Arth G Carrano W Frcxzee F Doperak L Carier Mr F Bolton Absenf M Gnles avi 12 : . I , . ' , . . , . , . 1 A, . . : . , . , . , . - 1 - 1 - 1 - . : . 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - . g I - AIN '44, 'ff 4. .3 - T KZ V 3,- I . . -V, J I . ,, - . 5 1 t fy-7: .- . ' i . , 5 ' 7 . 4 1 V . F . , 1 ROW 7: L. Muir, P. Kennedy, D. Mcrguriet, J. Ritter, A. Hlatkey, O'DonneII, G. Merkovsky, M. Mczur. Row 3: K. Kent, J. McLachlan, E. - 1 . 1 . , . ' , . . : T. 1 - 1 - 1 - '1 - 1 - ' 1 - . , . . U . . 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I ' ' - - - : . , . , . ', . , . , . . ' , . . : . , . , . ' , . , . 1 - 1 - , . , . ' , . . . : . ' . , A l , - 1 1 '- ., ' MN J--. E' , - , L- P W . R. Baccari, Mrs. Truax, M.J. lhnat, G. Merkovslcy, S. Leonardo With our entrance into ninth grade we fresl'1ies feel that at last we have become a real part of Westinghouse Memorial High School. Many of our classmates take part in the band and in Student Council. Then, too, some of us have been active as football and basketball players. At the beginning of the year we found ourselves confronted with many new and strange subiects which we thought would be very difficult. Such subiects Freshman Algebra Class 4 RED CROSS OFFICERS R. Baccari, Mrs. Truax, M.J. lhnat, G. Merkovsky S. Leonardo. os algebra, general science, and commercial math had some of us frightened. However, by studying we have conquered most of the difficulties presented' by them. Now the school year is drawing to a close, leaving with us many happy memories. Next year we will be sophomores, but even in our senior year, we will remember all the good times we had in ninth grade. C. Witouski, Mr. McLain, P. Romansky I ill! .. 2 tx- ss Xi. if -is ms me me , is B 'si ie E ss me ,E . mx ,f ss. is .. ss' is W1 'Sw owl C Kosls S Leonardo R Rc I8 Rowson P Rus ng Moore H Lowden ML Lowden J Mlrro J Krcll S Mllllgan M o ellch J Lodkey Row 2 N Pcrks M Pickle S Lcrrd Mochon M Medvecz W O Neill Pecenlok P Morcoz D Nrber C Merrltts Mr Kelly Row 3 W Rowl T Dunmlre E Couch P Copezutto D Gobbels J Bacco J Mr McLain T Bolton D Cxzouckus N Churchfleld S Kenderes H Gotto E Closson S Ccuspor J Drylue J Knrkpotnck Row 2 M Bonner J Fnend G Elko J Androsko E Crowe J Kaskm Cheslock J Bonner L Fnsher P Jay R Backus BJ Brown Row 3 Row 7 E Verosko A Yuslco J Thurston S Scheuer E Yeroce WOHCICS J 5lC1C1kCl B V05-l40 ROW 3 R TEIGH J Wolko M Yeroce C Rytel C Wltowskl M Yoho Row 2 G Sponger P Zoldel J Slepsky R Wrest E Smith R Stork C Volpe T Rush Shxrmg L Wllson C Woskowucz K Scczrpone P Romonsky D Vrocor J YGX -l 50kOlOWSl4I ei? ig., me wr L and 51 R 1 . , . , . I h , J, , . I , J. , . , . . , . , . , . 1 . 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Sonovic, A. Skomra, WiIson,S. Pembrooke, J. Siirone, Mr. Zabroski. S. Rogers, B. Smifh, N. Rubino, M. Tessler, Y. Tarbuck, D. Shumaker. Row 7: L. Ferron, G. Drahuz, C. Jaszcar, E. Dripps, L. Barton, J. Fix. Row 2: S. Dovci, L. Jenkins, J. Dilmore, C. Baccari, C. Daily, Row 1: C. Murner, A. Moore, T. LaGorga, L. Kenderes, G. Laird, G. Kirkpatrick, A. Kurey. Row 2: W. Mazzie, F. Lodkey, K. Montgomery, J. Karlin, K. Lyfle, G. McLachlan, A. Kalocay, M. Markovic. Row 3: Y. DuCoeur, J. Homiiz, B. Hicks, J. Cowans. Row 3: R. Bochy, J. Barnyk, F. Cheslock, R. DalCan1on, Mrs. Truax, S. Abrams, L. Bonner, P. Jenkins, A. Fix. - Mr. Quinlan, J. Nash, R. Marcoz, E. Mull, M. Karas, S. Nastari, F. Marasca, J. Merkovsky, D. Miichell. . W ,... fgng ., if .,.,., 4 ,, , .. This year, we the eighth graders, have concentrated chiefly on Scholastic Achievement. Our Teachers have placed extra emphasis on our studies. Besides the hard work, we have part in many activities, such as assemblies, bond, and sports. We Being a seventh grader is one of the toughest jobs I know of. The unexpected volume of homework due on a certain day is a new idea to us. The changing of classes doesn't help either. Being a seventh grader is also one of the nicest jobs I know of. 1 ' Y l i -get r-:WK . :W il: sp, , V Y . . K --- g ,-.f A . A ,.-E5 ... ... s.. ' -A 'sais ,., .. :Ez H . , I.: M -FF HT ' jf ..., 5, hope to prove ourselves capable in each of these fields by the time we are seniors. T959 has been an important and memorable year for us and we are looking forward to many more at Westinghouse Memorial High. Seuenda Qaeda Electing Student Council representatives, participating in the Senior Band, Junior High Basketball and track has been fun. 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Walko, M.A. Vracar, 5i!'!!l!v4-- .- ig 'lj -1 lg,,-.,.A ,i , flaitseigip wi -, 413-ivefsrg. ' .5 .-9-'1f!!!lIn-' 5 em. f- 1 . y -,EQ , 'si .5-i:i'1ui ' ' g . . V Q Q it --E ,E , Q . .. . -.. , I. an . . - 1. ' ' he .. . v i t H ., rt A HQ, , kg., : ii Y . - 25 .3 elf 1 f - --f.x:. .L..: 'F J' ,j Sli 2 31' - M' i , 225- R 1- ng Q 5 1-.g K ...1 M 'iff R U . - N. ., glgf 45 '. G.: - 1 . ss L 132 iff- Q. I -. .-. we 7: E. Secko, M. A. Serrapere, B. Lucarelli, M. A. Rising, L. Serrapere. Row 3: Mr. Zarichansky, F. Mill, L. Leeman D. McWilliams, R. Comas, V. Vuick, M.A. Merrick, B. Markovnc Omcikus. Row 2: J. Zomp, C. Zywar, B. Penn, C. Richie, A.Vukmir,G.Papinchak. Witouski, R. McNeal, R. McClain, A. Malone, M. A. Skinner, R. Cherry, P. Gligonic, J. Karas, D. Jankovich G. laci Dobranich, H. Crovosky, W. Caskey, J. Fusilli, M. Capo, D. , . E. Dzikiy, P. Caskey, D. Castagnero. Row 3: B. Cagnacci G Kordistos, E, Burkey, S. Gigliotti, A. Grubbs, K. Kasonik, R. Friend chan, J. Beard. Row 2. D. Elko, G. Cowans, M. Couch, J. Istvanick, R, Aker, R. Cwynar, J. Gagetta, E. George, Miss Pero Comunale, S. Kocsis, D. Kirkpatrick, P. Fisher, J. Christufano, am me .mm X aj 55 ss ss .ma X5 Ti . 3552 ' xref., ggm agmm is ff, ENG? ns JW' agizgg 3595552 H , W as-325' . E MM gX,QgW XE JM nf- xf mpgs E? 5-N f N 1. VR s . is N M - XSQX., W , f'?Yg'Q'X?A,?'hrf5 w f rfg' .411 , gmggw Z: 3 H M M9251 HA.. ., Hemsg H I vmxxiiix ' , ww Q, L gggggi, ,, . Q .4- --.. x .x 2 K 'g smug xnw gs 1 1 .za J. Leonardo and S. Shushereba lst row-J. Barackman Laufer, O. Drahusz. 2nd row-R, Mirro, C. Bacco, J. Pelecavich. Out of our Senior class, consisting of over 140 students, Sally Shushereba and Joe Leonardo were chosen to edit our yearbook. Both of these very busy and capable students found that it was quite a chore to put together a book which would be a true picture of our highschool life. Sally spent much time scheduling pictures that fill the pages of our annual, Joe had the very difficult chore of correcting each and every article turned in to him. Both of our editors spent many hours with our Advisor Mr. McLain, in putting together the annual which we hope you are now enioying. Our Memorial staff has worked diligently to prepare the 1959 edition of the yearbook for you. Under the capable supervision of Mr. McLain, our faculty advisor, we have worked many long hours and have surrmounted many difficulties. We who are responsible for this edition have enioyed the work because it provided us with opportunities to come in closer contact with our classmates, faculty, and administrations. We owe much also to Mr. Dupar whose excellent photography has enhanced the book. The administrators and faculty have been very under- standing in allowing us time for this work to be accomplished. , S. Eskey, P. Martello, J. Zofchak L. Merritts, B. Sandrovich, E. Brown F. 3rd row-M. Critchfield, P, Smith, R. Yex, C. Kauric J. Lengyel. 1 'Q Siu.: 79' 1 m mx m Nm f' 3 n Sffhng P Yoho, S Really C McFadden, M L Veres, C Andelmo,A Argall mum uw Haw new seam as ma M A Mudaros, S Eskey M Vcrner P Yoho, M Bruncllk M Poch1aI,P McrfeIIo,A Argoll M L Veres R Both Typlsts C Andelrno Gnd C McFadden J Pnbqnlc Gnd S Rell as ww E an-f . af ,. W L,. . Q T W . I-f QI. 1 Min M In M 1 j bw 'V cm. M ,ifw f. .L Q iii! ' '55 1 ' if A 'Lizzy ' .fi C: ...Q YV.. . I ,. X A: ' 1 ' . 1- L , . Q. we L l' : . . ' , . . . . Siundlng: P. Blllnsky, J. Pribanic, M. L. Vurner, M. Brunchk H Speedy M Pochlul .I , . , . ', . '. - A- ,, Mwxfma' ' ' A Q 5 - 'VE' . ix- E V ss H .,. . ifxggi vw- I 1 K mx Qfifwfw - M ' U . Q S Hi: BABE fx H . . . , . - . 7 I ?W' .f N ff Eli .1 5 . ' , A V B 'A..f f .qw . H, kl.. .Win N E 1. I- V. .1 N.. X ' .. , T wr, 4 11-Y aj,-if Y S ,WSF X ' eg Through the combined efforts of the 18 mem- bers of our staff, we published bi-monthly, our school's newspaper, Campus Comments. Under the able supervision of our advisor, Mr. Beauseigneur, and our editor, George Belchick, we worked diligently to get the paper out on time, and tried to bring laughs as well as news to our readers. Meeting the deadlines kept the room in a constant state of activity. When difficulties arose, they were met with determination and hard work, but fun and good times were never for away. We, the class ot '59, shall always cherish our memories from Journalism class, and Campus Com- ments. Editors - M. Varner G. Belchick Juniors J. Zimmerman M. Visnick P. Musick S. Porter C. Woiner Seniors standing J. Richards, B. Merkovsky T. Doughty R. Mirro S. Shushereba M. Madoras M. Brunclik Mr. Beauseigneur. sifting P. Yoha P. Martello R. Botti L. Laufer. 58 KW Q will 'E Q The Educational Measurements Bureau of our high school, usually referred to as the E.M.B., is a club composed of Senior, Junior, and Sophomore boys. The E.M,B. under the guidance of Mr. Manis was organized for the purpose oi correcting l.Q. tests and other interest tests which the students take throughout the school year. The club meets every Wednesday in room 300 Following their task of correcting tests, they all go to the gym where they try to match their basketball skill against that ot Mr. Manis. ..-:gg wane 1: Q4 ww qc at 4,,. A V ,M .. .sz We H 5 Mr. Manis: Advisor Sitting: J. Lucarelli, T. Laird, J. Bonner, R. Davane, G. Jesko, E. Stirone. Standing: P. Scerrapere, J. Nesta, W. Merkovsky, F. Serrapere, P. Muro, Mr. Manis. s., Mr. Manis checks A. Arth's work T. Torkos asks Mr. Manis a question 1.1 Y 59 lsf Row: M. DePaul, A. Argcll, M. Roberts, C. Fiedor, A. Kordistos, M. Thursfon, C. Smith, J. Cherry, S. Sloczkci, C. Rczwson, K. Berfoluzzi, B. Yenchi. 2nd Row: M. ,Whczrton, J. Ritter, N. Bryonf, M. Rice, L. Muldrow, A. Belchick, D. Torclio, R. Beard, D. Bell, K. Vroccxr. 3rd Row: Mr, Wcibrick, B. Amos, T. Malone, C. Lodkey, M. Burnett, R. King, G. Ccirrono, E. Jonero, D. Filer, C. Farr, S. Borner 7faca.lM ' -..f.:L'.'f. Mr. Wczbrick Leads Senior Chorus D. Tordio, C. Vrocor, J. Fillcir, E. Jonero, Mr. Wobrick K. Fiedor, S. Burner, M. Thurston, D. Bell, K. Berloluzzi 60 1 J. Pribanic, P. Roney, S. Shushereba P. Matick, J. Pribanic, A. Smith R. Petruska, S. Shushereba, M. Visnick P. Roney 61 Westinghouse Memorial High School is proud to honor its seven maiorettes. These girls have helped to brighten up the halt-time shows at the football games. They practice every fourth period with the band at the stadium. During concert season, three ot the majorettes play in the band. This year the girls received new uniforms which consist of white slacks and jackets. Three of the girls will be graduating in the spring. They are Joann Pribanic, Patsy Roney, and Sally Shushereba. The whole school is sorry to see you go. Maiorettes pose for the camera. Dancing tothe Bleacher Boogie. Mr. Petrocelli - Director N 455, it M my Football games just wouldn't be the same without our taithtul band, each halftime marching out on the field with Grand Entry Swing, followed by a terrific show and then our beloved Alma Mater. Students boasted with pride as the band again and again performed spectacular shows. Unique shows, with lights, added much to the crowd's enioyment. As the leader of school spirit, the band has done well. These sharp, alert, and snappy students in their blue and gold uniforms have added much to our enjoyment of football. Our band again last year won a Victory at State contests in Harrisburg. Under the able leadership of Mr. Petrocelli, we retained our superior rating. Long, hard hours of practice entailed in preparing for these contests again proved their worth with another victory. The soloists, ensembles, and groups entering the Forensic contests also did their part to make us proud of our music department. Majorettes: R. Petruska, A. Smith, M. Visnick, P. Roney, P. Matic, J. Pribanic. lst Row: Left to Right: Joseph lantimarino, Diane Marguriet, Henry Padkul, Marlene Brunclik, Karen Bertoluzzi, Betty Fritchey, Janice Rowles, Pat Bilinsky. 2nd Row: Mary Ann Capezzuto, Hazel Mae Lowden, Norma Rubino, Anna Vukmir, Francis Sipush, Toni LaGorga, Kevin Kent, Sally Martin, Mary Ellen Dovice, Mary Lou Lowden, Mary Gibson, Claudia Merritts, Mary Lee Hughes, Sandra Porter. 3rd Row: Anna Marie Lucarelli, Elaine Zamosky, Patricia Tre-nga, Martha Drylie, William Frazee, Priscilla Comunale, Lenorf Corteal, I gms mms ss , , s ,,, cs ' fake 'L Wfmw X QL, H Ks sow .E .S ,ws ss . wr., , A, ' -- 7 si ' gg iz M'1,.J s ' - ' -1. s ,, f we E .W N I . , S P. Bilinsky, S, Porter, P. Trenga, H. Amos, iOfficersj Woodwind Section Flute and Trumpet Section Charles Kauric, Angelina Marseglia, Catherine Macko, John George Macko, Jeffrey Drylie, Danna Bell, Robert Comito, McLachlan, Charles O'Brien, Harold Lyle, Richard Russo, Frank Blaise Woiton, Jerry Comunale, James Istvanick, Regina Diagostino, Larry Trenga, Lynn Barton. 4th Row: Charles Leech, Jan Shrader, Henry Amos, Milton Critchfield, David Lodkey, Earl Richards, Peggy Barnylc, Ron Volpe, James Cowans, McWilliams, John Merkavsky. Absent: Geraldine Merkovsky. 63 Sitting: C. Richie, R. Baccari, S. Leonardo, C. Monro, N. Miskow. Standing: S. Yerace, C. Lytle, P. Jay, A. Kalocay, C. Baccari, Y. Jankovich, C. Murnak, N. Bryant, P. Noon. Everyone has had to go to the library at least three or four times a month, and when they do, the people who help them the most are the Library Assistants. These girls give up their study halls and much of their free time in order to help other stu- dents enioy their time in the library. These girls, under the guidance of our librarian, Miss Seneta, are always ready to help you with a friendly smile. They certainly render a valuable service to our school. G. Belchick finds a helping hand. t t I Kneeling: J. Yusko, S. Karas, L. Krall, D. Williams, P. Marcoz. Standing: H. Grubbs, D. Carter, K. Cholak, R. Maschok, C. Sarnicola, J. Slaczka R. Ponsetto, J. Brizzi, R. Casper, A. Cagnacci, B. Kerin. This year eighteen boys will graduate from our Vocational Course. One week these boys attend their regular classes. The next week is spent in our machine shop under the watchful eyes of Mr. Strager. While in the shop, the boys make a variety of tools and machine parts. ,Sometimes one or two of them will be excused for a special educational movie. Those that belong to the stage crew are kept quite busy operating the lights and curtains and setting up stage props. They not only arrange the scenery for class plays and special school programs, but they prepare everything J. Slaczka trims job down to size. for programs arranged outside the school. W.M.H.S. can well be proud of these fine boys who see to it that all the preparatory work is done for all our affairs. H We . N. Mignogna some is U .V he geswsgggg H LENW A I egg? Aunts send Teddy to Panama Mortimer receives bad news Mr. Gibbs offered poisoned wine 5'P On Jan. 22, 1959, the Senior class presented Arsenic and Old Lace, one of the most successful plays ever to be staged at W,M.H.S. The famous Broadway comedy was outstandingly performed by 14 seniors under the able direction of Mr. Bolton. The cast was especially heartened by the fact that many people commended them for their professional-type performances. The play, a three act comedy, dealt with the life of two eccentric old women who poisoned elderly, lonely gentlemen to put them out of their misery. Believing this to be a chari- table deed they had no fears about telling their young nephew Mortimer about their hobby. His efforts to stop their activities farm the basis of this enioyable play. The members of the cast will always remember the wonderful time they spent in pre' paring this fine production. CAST Abby Brewster . . ..,. . O. Drahusz Martha Brewster, Mortimer Brewster Jonathan Brewster . . . . C. Widen Teddy Brewster . . Dr. Einstein . . . . . . C. Andelmo . . . -. J. Leonardo . R. Alexander Elaine Harper. . Mr. Gibbs . . . Officer O'Hara . . Rev. Harper . . Officer Brophy . . Officer Klein. . . Lt. Roney .... Miss Witherspoon. Dead Body . . Student Director . . . J. Zofchak . . T. Hartzell . . . P. Smith . . J. Shrader . . M. Critchfield . . . E. Janero . T. Torkos . . D. Bell . . . . . J. Yusko ................C.Merritts Prompters-L. Laufer, J. Pelcovich, M. Dovice, F. Bacco V F. Bacco, R. Alexander, R. Russo YM' K: ,JY wi ,EWS J. Yusko, D. Carter, L. Krall, J. Slaczka fstage crewj Play cast await curtain call ist Row: P. Kenney, P. Smith, M. Daily, J. Lengyrel, J. Bacco, Joann Grabowski, T. Palmer. 2nd Row: J. Champion, M. Mazur, M. A. Walko, J. Mirro, C. Witowski, P. Frydrych, S. Lytle, M. Brunclik, A. Arth. 3rd Row: J. Merkovsky, S. Yerace, M. A. Serrepere, M. Jofchack, J. Gatto, P. Roney, C. Jasczar, R. Cwynar. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of W. M. H. S. is comprised of one representative from each homeroom, the officers of each class and club, and a set of officers of its own, elected by the entire student body in the spring of each year. The principal duty of the Student Council is to consider and investigate all matters referred to it by the faculty, administration, civic organizations, P. Smith, J. Bacco, Mr. Manis, J. Lengyel, M. Daily and student body, and take whatever action it deems necessary. Another integral part played by the Student Council in extra-curriclar affairs was the production of a great number of assembly programs. Most Assembly programs are scheduled and directed by the assembly committee of the Student Council. C. Merritts, J. Leonardo, L. Laufer, J. Lengyel, R. Mirro lv Sitting: J. Curran, P. Muth, R. Young. Standing: G. Churchfield, A. Pici . . I Our custodial staff is headed by Paul Muth, a The condition our school is kept in makes us all fcivorite with all' of us. He and the other unsung very proud. We, the students of Westinghouse Mem- heroes perform unending tasks ond olwoys spread orial, take our hats off to these dependent men for good cheer omong the students. Whether you are a a iob well done all year round. teocher or o student ond ask one of them for help, you can be sure he willingly will do his best for you. J. Curran ond G. Churchfield R. Young and A. Pici l 69 , IT . ZH .5 ,se X? .K :,:-- :f -Q35 f5.'.,:. ,. ' Q rr 4 :-:Y sl' s' A 9 Comfort and proper medication can always be had by a visit to th H lth D e ea epartment. Mrs. Shearer, our capable school nurse, is always willing to help us with minor ailments. During our school days we have all had a physical examination by Dr. Leonardo, and an eye checkeup by Dr. Bloom, and our teeth examined by Dr, Barrett. Speaking for the whole student body we will always appreciate the attention we received from our health department. Dr. Leonardo and L. Leeman K W Q W . M ss mf -- V. W 3 si 4 1 Q fl S P .Z J K H E X E 35 E .NWN A LE S ,M . :mg 111' .. -1- ig ' ff? . 1: -3 - k I Q H - Q Q 1' E , .... .. K e 2 .NEW gm E PM Em 2 L. -at if Q. it H F ' ....: W ., 1 w Mrs. Shearer -- School Nurse Mrs. Shearer and L. Laufer mfr i sl fwgeill ex nl' E 2 gi Hi ' 5 i -Ba i 70 -Q egfgial' ..- Mrs. L. Carrano, Mrs. S. Neshoff, Mrs. D. Comunale, Mrs. L. Ashbaugh Mafhws Glad The Mothers' Club, this year as in previous years, awarded jackets to our senior cheerleaders, band members, and athletes. The best wishes of our student body is extended to those warm hearted women who gave of their time so unselfishly. The officers for 1958-59 school year are: Mrs. L. Carrano fPres.J, Mrs. S. Neshoff KV. Pres.J, Mrs. D. Comunale Ureasurerj, Mrs. L. Ashbaugh fSecretaryJ. 91. Through the years the Parent-Teachers Association has aided the faculty and Student body. The untiring efforts of this group to further the interests of our public schools is shown by its theme, Self improvement . . . parent, teacher, and child. The officers for the 1958-T959 school year are: Mrs. R. Peters fPres.J, Mrs. R. Hunt KV. Pres.j, Mrs. A. Ritter lSecretaryD, Mrs. F. Berkoben lTreasurerD. Mrs. E. Halsinger. Mrs. R. Peters, Mrs. M. Papinchak, Mrs. F. Berkoben, Mrs. A. Ritter, Mrs. A. Rubino, Mrs. J. Istvanik, Mrs. D. Pero, Mrs. J. Barnyk, Mrs. D. Bilinsky, Mrs. E. Hartman, Mrs. R. Leeman, Mrs. R. Hunter. .447 .., ,,f 1. .s was. Mr. Monis catches W. Thurston roaming the hulls. 0 ' ' X X G. Jesko gives o pep talk Mr. Zcbrosky explains mop to seventh grade students. J. Stirone cmd G. Corrcmo try their luck. 72 x 11 ,K .1 Q 9 V . ,r 5 FC4 DHI' G' 11:47 vm -4 E? ffl Ti Qiilfkh f 4 for pw ,w1..,, ML. mph mf :A . , 3 flimvevm EQ'-23 if A 32 1 - Bax gm N, x 5 : . W 'AHB X LW Am W in 5 if-E3 rig jg: 7 Ts NLQL , , 2 if N552 sb' Jw snr ini lst row: J. Stirone fmgr.j, R. Marcoz fmgr.J, J. Bacco, L. Nash, T. Williams, T. Doughty, A. Pornposelli, A. Bacco, T. Malone, A. Manns, L. Serrapere fmgr.J, T. Keagel fmgnl, Mr. Bolten fasst. coachj 2nd row: Mr. Zabrosky fasst. coachj, Mr. Liptak fcoachl, G. Carrano, M. Holub, A. Thompson, R, Lauris, J. Botti, T. Hartzell, A. Arth, M. Vukmir, P. Bacco, J. Friend. 3rd row: C. Sarnicola, R. Pekich, J. Visnik, J. Richards, G. Jesko W. Merkovsky, L. Carter, J. Champion, J. Sokolowski, Mr. Scurci lasst. coachj 4 Opening the T958 season, the Wilmerding Wild- cats played host to a good Union Township team and were defeated 25-O. The Wildcats got an the winning track by traveling to St. Vincent. Showing offensive power, they defeated the Bearcats 32-6. Homestead was too much for a fighting Wildcat eleven, and they went down to their second defeat, T4-6. Wilmerding then hosted Blairsville and Blairsville's speedy backfield and hard charging line were too much for the Wildcats, and they were defeated 12-7. Wilmerding's record now stood at l and 3. The tides of fortune remained unchanged when Glassport invaded Wilmerding. The Wildcats lost a hard fought T2-7 decision. Wilmerding broke their losing streak by playing Penn Claridge to a 20-20 stalemate, A steady ground game behind good blocking in the line featured the Wilmerding attack. 0 Union Twp 7 Glassport 76 SCORES Penn Claridge 32 St. Vincent Norwin 6 Homestead Scott 7 Blairsville Swissvale Turtle Creek Wilmerding players surround a punt. Pomposelli and Nash break up a pass atrempt. T. Williams C. Sarnicola T. Doughty 77 T. Hartzell - J. Visnik R. Pekich ' Jaan Jana Wilmerding traveled to Norwin and were defeated by a score ot 27-7. The following week the Cats played a highly favored Scott team and although fighting gamely, were downed 31 -6. Wilmerdings's next toe was Swissvale and the Cats were beaten in a very close game, 9-6. The following week, the Cats played host to the Turtle Creek Creekers and were dealt a 41-7 defeat. The Creekers Double A club were too much for the smaller Cats, and although giving it all they had, Wilmerding was clearly out classed. The Wildcats had a poor season, but have a fair nucleus tor next year's club with seven' lettermen returning. Nine seniors and one iunior have played their final game. They are Carmen Sarnicola, Robert Pekich, Tom Hartzell, James Richards, Larry Nash, Bill Merkovsky, Terry Doughty, George Jesko, Tom Williams, and John Visnick. J. Richards W. Merkovsky ' L. Nash G. Jesko Fi-'wif . E as we-isles smfsig.. Q mwuzri-EE him 78 I . .vig .ga Z .- 't ' w . ' .. 2- 2.11 .,. W . sn 3' K 7 were J fi' P' 3 'i iffy E 'i Em 'f ' 1 QQ ' . , ' M' A 1 iz- 6 ew H H , ,,,, -y if ' f . . x. L M- . Q v qw I E X E , Yr' M- A , .. . . x XX A :V V 4 H X 1 J. Zofchalc, A. Woiner, M. Daily, J. Zimmerman, C. Woiton, R. Capo 0 You can always count on six girls to be present at all the football games, basketball games, and pep rallies. In rain, snow, or shine they can be seen in their blue velvet skirts and bright gold sweaters doing their many different cheers. The only senior of the squad is: Janie Zofchok fl yearj, The five remaining squad members are Marlene Daily, Sheli Capo, Carol Woiton, Janice Zimmerman, and Arletta Woiner. A touchdown for sure!! A tense moment during the game. During the games these girls lead the cheering section and let the team know that the school is behind them. Sometimes, when the team is losing this is difficult to do, but the girls never quit shouting words of encouragement. The cheerleaders have practiced regularly and have worked hard to be a credit to the school. Their goal has been to raise school spirit. q. r if NWI hi Sitting: B. Sandrovich, R. Mirro, T. Wyant, A. Argall, G. Bobich, M. Pochciol, P. Yoho. Standing: P. Smith, J. Pelecovich, K. Vracar, R. Botti, Mr. Zarichansky, E. Brown, N. Bryant, S. Barner, C. Widen. REFRESHMENT SQUAD The refreshment squad is under the able direction of the Senior class advisor, Mr. Zarichansky. The members, all seniors, volunteered their time and services to earn money for the senior class by providing the loyal fans with refreshments. lt takes a great deal of time and effort to get ready for a game, but the satisfaction they gain is well worth the effort. As you go by the stand you will see their smiling faces, ready and willing to serve everyone. The entire student body extends its thanks to you. STUDENT ASSISTANTS From the first kick-off to the last pass of the season, our student assistants are busy collecting tickets and making sure that everyone at the stadium receive a lineup. Little do we realize that this is only one of their many duties. At one time or another you have looked up at the scoreboard. Did you ever realize that this, too, is one of the jobs of the assistants? Our thanks for a iob well done. Sitting: R. Fontela, J. Cappetta, C. Andelmo, M. A. Madaras, P. Grant, C. McFadden. Standing: Mr. Graham, R. Alexander, P. Kenney, M. Dunmire, C. Farr, J. Leonardo, R. Yex. - Q W ., 4 PM sf save . y A nv. .yea 75,33 W Q., ff Ji, . 07 yn. ,rr ' 'Lv . . ,Y ,,.f 1 , Q rf ' 1 A I ,N K3 ,, 94 '- .Q . 4. . ev 1 . 11 , ' 4 . up K v Xe '. -U g is Y Sitting: P. Yoho, D. Bonnar, B. Sondrovich, M. Varner, P. Bilinslay. Standing: P. Frydrych, N. Ne:-sta, M. Drylie, E. Torre, S. Lytle, A. Lucarelli. M '4 Ayden' ' , , leffft , er, e 1 if FQ ., A -5 ,hifi The G.A.C. is a school organization whose purpose is to y .2 Eg. K U , encourage athletic activity at W.M.H.S. lts goal is to achieve if 1 1... not only participation in various games, but an attitude at Q fair play and good sportsmanship. The enrollment, formerly ten, Q Q Q' was increased to twelve. The requirement for membership is a . I B or better average in Physical Education' and a passing A A - . grade in all other subjects. f ' I tis ' ' fliL i'sgg3 , l , The council is advised by Mrs. Reichenlsach and the officers ' .EM I H ' are: B. Sandrovich, President, P. Bilinsky, Vice-President, M. N 51. A, Q Varner, Secretary, and A. Lucarelli, Treasurer. L -W A it ' f 'V ' 'if' '... 5 .T me T 1 Q' , Y 'T 52cm-J3524s,,,,if .if Y Q 1 V' I g'E1'2T5Zf iE f A 'elif ' 1 -Wim '29 s E. Torre and M. Drylie P. Yoho and D. Bonnar B. Sandrovich, M. Varner, P. Bilinsky, A. Lucarelli ,icusuong WIUXAVS 81 Merkovsky lays one in. .,,. C 1 e c .3 .. Q A tense moment for our rooters. B Wilmerding's T958 Section XVI champs competed in touq Section VII this year. Heavy graduation losses and lack experience faced Coach Scurci's Wildcats. Finishing fourth, t Wildcats won 6 of its I4 sectional games. The Wildcats opened their pre-section schedule by winni over Glassport 51-47. The Cats then dropped three in a ra to Plum, Jeanette, and Norwin. Wilmerding defeated Clairtt 55-38, but dropped a heartbreaker, due to a scorer's err:- to Glassport 37-36. After being defeated in the Steel Vall Tourney by Central Catholic 47-36, the Cats closed cn their pre-season' schedule with o 45-35 win over Thom Jefferson. Kneeling: T. Doughty, W. Merkavsky, G. Jesko, J. Richards, H, Speedy. Standing: Coach Scurci, B. Woiton fmgr.I, A. Thompson, J. Botti, H. Heller, J. Bacco, R. Adams fmgr.I. Absent: W. Doyle, J. Nesta. B si Hn? is rx. va gr: .N af . 25.575 Y- Doughty gets oft shot SCORES Giossport Plum Township Jeannette Norwin Clairton Glassport Central Catholic Thomas Jefferson Scott Turtle Creek Swissvale Braddock Rankin Wilkinsburg Penn Scott Turtle Creek Swissvole Braddock Ronkin Winkinsburg Penn tes Section VII Record - 9 and 13 Jesko scores Richards lays one Kneeling: J. Mitchell, T, Palmer. J. lontomorino, F. Kcxlino K. Kent. Standing: A. Mcmns, P, Stewart, G. Corrcno, J McLochIc:n, A. Arfh, Mr. Kelly. Jesko fights for rebound Richards cmd Merkovsky foil drive-in .....,.. x 1 - .,,...W,....m-4, .N WM wwf- fr Terr Dought H. S eed Y Y P Y Um eww!! Section VII piay got underway with the Cats winning over Scott 52-44. The wildcats were defeated by Turtie Creek 44-25, after leading for two quarters. The Wildcats, after leading most of the way in each game, lost three heartbreokers to Swissvale, Braddock, and Rankin. The Cats were ambushed at Wilkinsburg and were beaten 41-34. The first half of play ended with a 58-34 win over Penn. James Richards W. Merkovsky i , WZ-. -1 ' fr 1 Q Ji :limit it W George Jesko it T 11 H vw- ' 111 it . ,.,,Z , LT ' -4 W 1-jj :inn L1 V1.5-1Lelg.:, jf. LJLL I ,Q A 1 , , ,, Y 1113! lin- xml -olk , , y.,,T.T:T. :rg 2 A -an vlhv 5-'Zig f Y- S- - I-H ,YJ I-4 Wax 4 ,L , Q W, ,,,r,,. .. ,, i , Q 4.- -u it , QE iiiii5iE,mg.fi,:,i ' - 'M I ,. ' l-- -ll! Tjfgff' i az 2 l 1, ez it f5ff!iQi2L.Z'ie QM m. 'diff'-i': f:-L-Q Q 1 . ' -W 1 u - -- a.:.,::.:f- - r ,L ,5-14,47 7-:i-Z-, 'i?gwLe ,....m, ,n,,,..,,e,--.-f-Q w if 2 if ' 1 5 ski A. Q F lem 5.5-,Q ' ... T - gsm' fl Emir? if Y .rx X? Ye- , af ? 11.w i - 155, - 112321 ff, ...hir f i ., x me we ,MMU T -T 'ft TQ,,I,,fEx, ' L X I T , ., . ,:,..,,..,..--..R.. .. -.-Y ... ,,.,. H, -::: 555 -.-': -- T -i.: W' f ' -Q rf - wmngf' K X 1 V A T 1: f -1q,X,5,yi,: g7,1 fH5w??25s een: I -if rw---W .mzwgm 1 :V Mi-.. .. 85 Second-half play found the Cats losing to Scott 46-44. Wilmerding gave their all ond threw a scare into Turtle Creek, before bowing in the last seconds 49-48. Swissvale was defeated 45-44, but Braddock defeated the Wildcats 79-68. Revenge Locker-room session. was sweet as the Cats upset Rankin 59-36 and Wilkinsburg 32-30. The court season closed at Penn. with a 50-44 victory, giving the Cats a season record of six victories and eight defeats. Doughty fires away. Kneeling: W. Smith, E. Richards, J. Istvonick, W. Coskey, A. Witouwski, B. Murcoz, L. Serrcupere, R. Cwyncr. Sfanding: J. Bornyk fMgr.Q, J. Friend, J. Merkovsky, F. Mcrusco, R. Bcchy, J. Sloczkcz, R. Weisf, E. Smith, L. Trengo, fMgr.J, Mr. Quinlan fCoc:chJ. Speedy fries for two Jesko goes up for rebound 87 wvifgg E H B we .. ms W5 , xiii m oz ms-sen P. Mcrcol G. Belchick L. Nash J. Richards T. Williams G. Jesko 88 wg.. .. s Q. . V1 Q X W .i.E I . MNH SS 'Sf' Ki SS E H - H , ' - A A .5 Q K - W B -.. Y' g .L . Q n ' m a my , ' x a ss wa' fa, ,W my ' '- . .. . .. V' - , 5, H1 - , , . ...WE ... -'MES' lu Q iimsm AMER Y E E .E B ' . 1-4 1 . ' X f .Q x 'H 1.2. ':iz . K ' f' , ... H- .. ... P: fi: '5 . H FV w-lb li .1 .'f.I -- ' 'T -V. nf- . , A .z A 5 ,J . . I J Q V - .1 'g X. Q Ha W Q- gui. V- .sf ' mm 5- X A iff--Y rv ss ' ' if .JV :..v . . . - V . - 3' , ' ,I :V R. Casper T. Doughty D. Belchick Sophomores slave over Q bookkeeping fest. C' 5 N. Medved and T. Williams in library. Woodwind section practices diligently 89 A 5 ! . ' i , 1 1' C, fi f ,M i N, ..,,: I Q - I - ' Q, C. Merrifts, J. Pelecovich, Mr. Smith Jesko up for a shot 5 sf-X Q X xiii: X 1 ii . .. W' 5 W 5553356 if 4 If X as :aj I I ,S K i K ' 14 5 1 f, ii Q if 1 f . f' :gh If Q Q i WSE Hg' 5 f ' I i g 2 ,x Q I gr sf, 1 Our Junior Closs Play Refreshmenf crew check their cooking Chorus sing Christmas carols 90 ,ff A Q K ' 1 ' -S4 ,Q Y .. fi sf B j , - 3' F ' wud 'F' , 'fi MT? if ...Q gwwg B' ' , 31 WW F 'Q as '-4511 amy' . 5 Qt 5: - in W, H ,V wir, 1 - A f':' '-I z.:- F , an Q 4 r X, , 25' Q 34:55. ,:.-M -2' -ibm 2. xi' if :gin V ,.5,l,:.' ' Y W 91 ,. best wishes. . to the members of the Class of f-59 HX.: 'lx Xu ,.1 l El.. I lil I 1 -x 5 W , ,Q X if , 11.1, ff' 1 llfrllil ,,, f I ,ZQZQ X + f. f ' :14f ff' me-fe Q- 19 l J ,. . I' I' ' l' 'f,f,!.j, Q ,419 ,. .. I fn 1. ., ,,fff , - ' , , . ffjf f ffffffffif. sl V W' f'-'4 'al ?ff35'fi2 1 .., I HG I: .- 7 igqi , I . . llii. I ' L f ' I ' u ,'-- ' ef fig, N : In '1'- T . A - ' - '--' L 1 H- i '. WHEREVER YOU GO in the days ahead, you'll find a little bit of home. For everywhere . . . on railroad Streamliners, city subways . . . streetcars or trolley buses, you'll find that travel is safer and faster under the control of Westinghouse Air Brakes . . . made in Wilmerding. We tinglijolilq leggllf Brake AIR BRAKE DIVISION H WILMERDING PENNA 92 WILMERDING LIUNS CLUB Liberty Intelligence Our Nations Safety 93 Good Luck to the Graduates DI MlERI'S SERVICE STATION General Auto Repair, Tire And Battery Service Phone VAHey 3-9510 State 81 Middle Avenue Wilmerding Pennsylvania State Inspection - No. 9877 Congratulations to the Class of '59 from FIRST FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSN. OF WILMERDING Savings Accounts Mortgage Loans 204 Westinghouse Avenue Wilmerding, Pa. vAlley 4-1070 Congratulations to the Graduating Class Compliments of GRlMM'S DRUG STORE 419 Station Street, Wilmerding Pitcairn, Pennsylvania D. GENRE Lumber and Mill Works Roofing I Wall Board Lucas Paints I Plywoods Builders' Hardware VAlley 3-1166 313 Station Street WILMERDING, PA. 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