Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

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MARY DOLORES LORENC Iuly 4 Dimples lf A's were stars, her heavens would surely be bright. MICHAEL MAKUCH August 23 Magoogoo His mouth is like a mousetrap upon strings, He opens it often and says funny thinqsf' ROSEMARY MARUSCHOCK October 12 Rose 'lCommercially inclined and very efficient, Her qualifications should be sufficient. ELlzAB1:'rH ANNE CAROL IOANN Micro.: ALFRED R. Mock MHHALIC March ll Shorty March 3 Monty IUHUGTY 21 BefkY Little of stature, big of Humorous, witty, full of Nothing is impossible heart, grit. to a willing heart. ff. .sri ' Kind of disposition, ready to do her part. ic . Thaf's why he is such a great big hit. My IUNE M. MAKEPEACE March 24 Iune With smiles on her face and eyes of blue, She'll gain success in whafe'er she may do ANTHONY MARINO Iune 15 Bugs I have escaped with the skin of my teeth. ROSEMARY MATTA March 14 Rosemary A friend is never known fill man hath need. EDWARD MOLNAR March 23 Eddie l belong to the union. My books are closed at night, ana,-y,':F',..,'T' 5' Q fvi Twenty Five 1 .fm aw!! fwk 3 fav'

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W... ,FX we fi'- .- 7 - ,sv Iosspx-I T. KOVACH November 17 Ioe I can live without music, poetry, and walking, But who in the world can live without talking? MARJORIE ANN KUTSICK March 30 Margie A willing heart lightens work, Which is our duty, nev- er to shirk. IANICE LEHMAN Ianuary 11 Ian Smiling and always talking, What she says is some- times shocking. JANET Ltr: LENUSKY Ianuary 20 Ianet Clever and quick at re- partee, Always busy as a bee. 1335. MEL... I if i f A M ,N WE' 'Y' MARIE ANN Kuxcsics SOPHIE MARY KUSH ANN Kurcl-i November 2 Mary Ianuary 16 Soph October 26 Ann A good disposition is Has giggling down to The beauty or the in- more valuable than a fine art. convenience ot the riches. blush, 'Q7' .ww 'Qi MB' rx raw fe- 'S Twenty Four Which is greater? MARY LEBER March 8 Mary Her air is so modest, her aspect so meek, So simple yet sweet are her charms. SARAH A. LEHMAN October 24 Sarah A lovely, clever miss- the perfect combina- tion. MARY LIVINGSTON Ianuary 14 Mary A rose is sweeter in the bud than full blown.

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3.67 l f me 1359! .4-'nw' ELXZABETH L. Momicn Domi YVONNE MORGAN ALFRED Louis MUSCATELLO Ianuary 6 Betty December 25 Frenchy November Z8 Musky To one man constant After all is said and On the team, no one ever. done, his place could fill. Dora is lively and lull of fun. IULIANN NAGY August 15 Iul A kind deed is never lost, although you may not see its results. ELIZABETH A. NAYLOR April 4 Beth She is an Irish lass, One ol the most popular in our class. ANNA ELIZABETH OREsxo October 8 Arm We admire this stately lass, The sunshine ot the Sen- ior Class, ,pi yltf' Twenty Six r,: 45- sw? i A get f -.ff Louis WILLIAM MUSCATELLO December 19 Luigi Dreams may come true, it we don't oversleepf' Ioi-IN Nnvnimo November 6 Pancho A star in all, As he is in basketball. EUGENE OLDHAM February 2 Big Gig Yet a mighty genius lies beneath this rough exterior. ETHEL PAYE Orr October 17 Eth She is a maid ot artless grace, Gentle of manner and lair of lace.