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MK p .. -f-'K'-:i-Q1 , :lax v . - '-. ' .g.'....'v, 'fi' -Sf. . Am A-' .CASSZLEK -:P '2' 5 ., M. ,.g- . MIL. NDS U! Um 'Llniumm at-Q WINDBER JOINT HIGH SCHOOL Under the iointure created last year of Windber Borough, Scalp Borough, Paint Borough and Paint Township, the iunior-senior high school is operated by a Joint o:. A.: 1 .6 .' ' ..?:--'. ' Q 'HR' ' .4 'o o :2. , .,'..:., ' :gg-. . -. 521 f 'Y A . . 4 .-.' ....',.. , .., Operating Committee which is 'ZTf 3 'II -L . . 0, .4 chosen from the twenty-two man I ,' . ' - -ffm- ioint board. The officers are ' 'o ' 'fri' chosen from th 'o'nt board. . ,fn- el I - If- f Q' ' Q-:nt f, I VICTOR ZACK - . ' - , President O .: 321' :J EY '-.-I-: .3 - , ...va-.. , 1 . ...St i . : ' pr- 1 1- +L- . , I ' A-,. . Mizz' X I it If. 4 ,Q F ALEXANDER RICH ' 4 -gi. Q, , Vice-President - '-fQ':,-fi 5 lsuygerqi 4 ' ' lifffs Q i ' ' ' 0' . , .O r 4.5156 X - :tif ' -'f I gen... A . - 1 sf4'?'zr'- ' 'q'O: I I I1 - . , QI. 1.15: PAUL ESMONT .':'-ifglgn L Secretary ' . '.' .Q?214 'lunf 1 Q. .KO i ' 'uw '. .gf I. .st . . .'l I -rr 'lr . Hg 1 4'4 is I ' gl- yu . U .- I f . : ' - 1 1 f -4 1 - -B -af-fig. - 0 ' ' ' 'Pb O .Q ' --v .0 .494 ...tk 1:2 :. 5 Q' ' S0 0 ' .2 Ca . i V 6 O.Q .Q .nzfg M HAROLD KELLER - 'fo . '-' - l: '- .25 ,Q ' 3, Treasurer . ' : 'O ' fg..:.a 'Q ' .so.s: 'T 0 s.' - Q o I , Q ALEX ATTY ARDELL FEELEY JOHN SAYLOR MARY MARGARET MERRIL , . Physiology General Science Physics WASHKO BARTHOLOMEW Health Student Council Algebra M. and M. History Metal Shop Athletic Trainer Adviser Visual Education F. N. A. Adviser Hi-Y Adviser Guidance Counselor Chairman . O ff X . I X , 3 f f ' nf ' 1 .,:- ., .fri I' O I A nw x in - , f , I , Q I .' O - ' ' . - psi K i :X . ' 1 ' f .: A' Kr 9 I 4 ' f I I, I 597. ,V :If I . . f ' 1 . ,J4 X v M . l -ll , ffl! 0 A5 b X , ' I 1 Q . ..-. ' X S s 1, . X -X YI, ,ZZ-I . A A K 5 .-, ' . .I 5 AQ: .iz --'71 ? 1 - ' 'f jf- L If H n. -X --7 Q -- . D '71, I, Q I Q 6 1' . . ' i ' If vvr is I I I uuuu e OLIVE FORNEAR ROMAYNE WEAVER LOUIS LAMBERT LUCILLE CARROLL GEORGE MEASE Vocal Music Latin Instrumental Music English Mathematics Senior Y-Teens Band, Orchestra Football Program Midget Basketball Adviser Sale Coach Track Coach RONALD YOUNKER Science, Health Physical Education Wrestling, Baseball and Football Coach VIEVA HECKLER Home Economics Office Secretaries-Eleanor Panick and Phyllis Horvath MARLIN WINGARD Chemistry General Science . -, gp ,Q F u i ,gm-if ggi... 1 .f Q . :Tig-f1-',::1V 4- o J J wr- ou. 'fin' ' . Q . 4 1 . 4- - --. I- . vs' H a ' 1. off' f f' A 4 0 'i- ' F' - lu Uk M. , G Lg. . ' '-1'-S '. 09:1 'tis' K NUNZIO YOCCA Drafting, Wood Shop Art, Stage Crew Adviser Freshman Class Adviser JOHN KAWCHAK BEATRICE MURPHY GORDON EMERY Football Coach P. O. D. Art, STYLUS Adviser Mathematics Hi-Y Adviser JOSEPH FLORI Civics, English Health, Junior High Football Coach W tiiinkgg -x , ,.f-,gfki 1 ww-J' Yew' . ,gig-wg' ':',f.'11x.,,f'.5gf 'Q:1,'Lg',. . ,iss w. 1-Sf www an JANET ROWLAND Physical Education Health Cheerleader Adviser STEVE KAPLAN Healfh, U. S. Hisfory Physical Education Baseball and Basketball Coach ROSE SANTUCCI Commercial Subiecls Commercial Club Adviser :,. 1 1 THOMAS DURST Science General Mafhematics HELEN STEELE U. S. Hisfory STYLUS Adviser Mrs, Younker, Mr. Younker, Mr. Flori and Mr. L C re STYLUS Pep Dance L - F' if lrr,r ll' ll ' ,,,. 4lf,Vf Vl- 2 ll , ' I l c,54c. QM A 4' ., nlng ' H T, ,.,.,. ..,. If , 2: 'Q 1' AA iligir I fl T llm wa. Facully Manager NOVA MAYER HERBERT WAGNER ASNE Home Econgmics DI'lVlflg, HBUIHT. Office Secretaries-1 F. l l. A. Adviser Physical EdUCOlI0rl Helen Makuch and Rose Matta Qu Six! 3 s A I I P. O. D. General Mathematics Librarian HILMA SHAFFER JOHN LOCHRIE KENNETH KOONTZ KATHERINE KEENAN GRANT WEAVER Spanish Civics, English Biology English Wood Shop F. T. A. Adviser Home and School Football Coach Sophomore Class Hl-TIMES Adviser Vigifor Adviser Journalism Secretary to the Principal-4 Camerafshy Flori Mary Alice Scvcrinc RICHARD MICKLE Civics Faculty Athletic Manager lll!!l'I, Ula r .gywTfIgH?, ' Q-'Will 5 Qiff ' i?fWVu?ih:?Q EILEEN DUNCAN JOHN SHRUDA ANN PROBERT English Commercial Subjects English Junior Y-Teens Adviser STYLUS Adviser Senior Class Adviser U. S. History MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN English Dramatics Club Adviser National Thespian Society Adviser JOHN SHUSTER Commercial Subjects Commercial Club Adviser HI-TIMES Adviser BEATRICE ONSTEAD Commercial Subjects Activities Treasurer ' r I Q - . ' 0 . ,s 1 ..:-H.. I 0 '. l ' . . . I fu ..'0 .' -f - , N gJ....,.. -.- . I 'nf' g . 'O . vu.. I' I Q ' . O , , g . 1 I . Q ,M . ., f , ' '- - ,. 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' 1 'L-exp., X-:.' . sv 3' . -'V -' IFJ?-1?':5 . 5 'IA Q ' 'I 14- ' ' 'inf-a' '. - - ' - 131 . 'fr' . 1 .' 'Q , . 'T-545-film. 0 Sh. . l 0 . g Au . ..'y'Egim.- .- . . Z,-1.0 li 'if - .- -.:-,: - .. -:s ' .f:'a A 4 ' -' Q . -' .:'.-- -'Per af ' i -' I -'i- f':- '--- 'taxa-.-: 5 ' ' A 96' -Se CLASS OFFICERS CLASS ADVISER PRESIDENT-Tony Joseph VICE-PRESIDENT-Charles Weyondt SECRETARY-Phyllis Horvath TREASURER-Beth Paul Anne Probert Twelve SENIOR COUNCIL lfrom president, clockwisel Joan Fleck, Richard Czaikowski, Robert McDowell, Joseph Ledney, Charles Finnegan. lRichord DePolo and Esther Alex ob- sent when pictures were tc1ken.l M. Botlock. R. Hickey, M. Mdkwull. M. Bell, I. Sep:-ty. MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN Abby's reason for going to college with her daughter is hard economics. She's used most of the insurance that her husband left for her, and there iust aren't many opportun- ities for an unskilled widow. The only way she can afford to keep daughter Susan in school is to take advantage herself of an unusual, but most generous scholarship. Abby's first two names are Abigail Fortitude, and anyone with those names is eligible for a liberal memorial scholarship established years ago by a wealthy woman of the same name. What a situation- a mother who is only a freshman with a daugh- ter who is already a sophomore! I, Sepely. P. llorvarh CAST Mrs. Abigail Abbott . .... Matilda Findish Susan .,,..,.,,. . .. ..... ..... C onstance Fatla Mrs. Miller ............ Martha Bell Sylvia . .... . Mary Eleanor Botlock Bunny . , ..........., . Linda Aldstadt Helen .. .. . Eleanor Patrick Carrie ........ Wanda Blough Clara .. . .... Rose Marie Hickey Marge . .... Mary Ellen Maxwell Bobo ..... ........ G lenn Benson Jack .. .... Joseph Brutts Howie ...... ..... J oseph Fetsko Bill .....,............ ..... ..... W i lliam Smutko Dean Gillingham ..... . ....... Joseph Sepety Professor Michaels ..... .... C harles Weyandt . C. VVOvandt. C. Fatala. G. Benson I F tk . I.. Ahlsinilx I. Brutts, XV. Sntutko lu. Pairnk VV, Hlnugli. I.. Gi-is.-I 'Hd -ku. we-'fx 3 . Phewl 'lvhr senior chemists are .it it again: Nancy Berlin-v. Martha Bell. Mc 22' Zabruflsv. George Bcnlso. Linda Alnlstafit. I ALDSTADT li. ALEX R BARNDT M. BELL LINDA ANN ALDSTADT-May 20, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4-Secre- tary-Treasurer 4, Accompanist for Mixed Chorus 4, All-State Chorus 2, Central-Western Chorus 2, All-County Chorus 2, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4-Secretary-Treasurer 4, All- County Band 2, 3, Pep Band 4, Dramatics Club l, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 3, 4-President 4, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 2, Attendant to Football Queen 4. ESTHER ALEX-March 10, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Senior Council. RALPH L. BARNDT, JR.- July 9, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 4, Hi-Y 4. MARTHA K. BELL- September 2l, Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 3, Pep Band 4, Orchestra 2, F. T. A. 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE A. BENKO-July 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Class Vice-President 2. EDWARD V. BENSE-August 27. GLENN E. BENSON-July 2l, Hi+Y 3, 4-Treasurer 4. JOHN R. BERARDONE-March 30. STEVE E. BERETSEL-March l, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Class President l, Track l, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY J. BERKEY-April 25, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Dramatics Club 4. G. BENKO G. BENSON S. BERETSEI. .46 E. BIENSE R. BERARDONE D. BHRKEY 'SQ' qgggex was at use ., gain.-1 3 .V Q .- 0 . , 1 9-1- f 2 . ot- an ul ,. J.. . 'R l?Qf1,. ' 0 I 33 C 0 ' 4. ,X C 1 - '7 l. IlJ.IH - .Ig . - . - '- . - .1 ,J .M .. I' . Ali.-f.'g',4iZ-I s ' 4 ming, sf'-1' 3 5.-fl 5 nh' '-' 7-an 5 '-1-A W if my gm- ' I L, f 4, 1.4 if 5 N. BERKEY W. BLOLIGH N. BORUCH M. BOTLOCK C. BOYER BRUTTS R. BRUTTS C. BUNK R. CAMPITELL V. CANIPITELL W-we a F 5 I S I I I 3 Q Q NANCY KAY BERKEY-October 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 4. WANDA L. BLOUGH- April 17, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, F. N. A. 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, District Orchestra 2, Band 2, 3, 4. NANCY A. BORUCH-December 19, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. MARY ELEANOR BOTLOCK-August 21, Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 2, Student Council 1, 3-Treasurer 3, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, All- County Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4, Thespians 4, F. N. A. 3, 4-Secretary 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4. CHARLES BOYER-April 26. JOSEPH BRUTTS-November 23, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Track 2, 3, Baseball 2. ROBERT BRUTTS-December 12, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3. CARL J. BUNK -February 17, Hi-Y 4, Mixed Chorus 1. RICHARD CAMPITELL- August 14, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. VIRGINIA CAMPITELL-October 9, Cheerleader 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4- Secretary 3-President 4, Commercial Club 3, 4-Secretary 3- Treasurer 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4, Librarian 4. FLORENCE ANN COLAMECO-December 7, Commercial Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 'l, Dramatics Club 'l, 2, 4, Photography Club 3, Librarian 4. JAMES CONJELKO-July 27, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4--Drum Major 2, 3, 4. ROBERT COSTA-February 3, Hi- Times 3-sports Editor 3, Track 1, wrestling 3. JAMES 2.: V CRUM-July 24, Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Dramatics Club 4-Treas- urer 4. CLARENCE R. CUSTER-May 15, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Xl i Basketball 'l, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Commercial Club 3 ZZ' ,- gl' -President 3. LAVERNE CUSTER-September 4: Girls' Chorus V , ' '-': f , ,f l 1, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, F. N. A. 3, 4, N F0 I 1 - ffff ' LGU 1 --, ---, . , .,.. ,.,.,.,. . f .1 ' . - f .- N. D President l, Wrestling 'l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, Senior X , . Football P gram Seller 3 4' YTeens l 2 3 4- Llbrar l 2 3 RICHARD CZAJKOWSKI September 29 Class Vice Council. JOHN DAGOSTINO-January l2, Stage Crew l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Wrestling 3. MARY DAMICO-September l, F. N. A. 3, 4. ANTHONY J. DEMARCO-January 17, Football l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. F. COLAMECO l. CONlEl.KO R. COSTA l. CRUM C. CUSTER L. CUSTER R. CZAIKOWSKI I. DAGOSTINO M. DAMICO A. DEMARCO Tirnc nmrchvs on with nur xumclshop: Edward Ba-use. Mr. VVcaver Charlcs Lamb. ala- V 'kv R. DEPOLO N. DIGIACOMO I. DRESSICK M. DLISACK E. FACCIANI G. FALK ,fs .r 1 A If mg .1 -v--'L 'SH RICHARD W. DEPOLO7April 26, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, Senior Council. NlCK DIGIACOMO-June 21. JOSEPH DRESSICK-July 28, Mixed Chorus l. MARY ELLEN DUSACK-June 20, Girls' Chorus 'l, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Stylus 4, ELIZABETH FACClANl-June 26, Class Secretary 3, Commercial Club 3, 4- Vice-President 3, F. H. A. 2, 4, Stylus -Class Editor 3, 4. GLENN FALK-February 26, Stylus -Art Editor 4. CONSTANCE STEPHANIE FATLA-August 14, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Or- chestra 2, Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 3, 4. JOSEPH FETSKO-June 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 3, Hi-Y 3, 4-Secretary 4, F. T. A. 4. MATILDA FINDISH June 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4, Stylus 4. CHARLES FINNEGAN-March 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2 3, 4, Track 3, Basketball l, Student Council 'l, 2, 3, Foot- ball King 4. C. FATLA I. FETSKO M. FINDISH C. FINNEGAN ,T l x SQ l 6, gl '61 ll ill .L X X t ll A 2 S 4 if fl l tl fl 2 If U Double, slouhlr toil and trouble: fire lturn, and calclron bubble lhow mir.-.ulml Mafhetli sgwvrhesl Charlotte Hvlsel, Martha Krller and lvl--nn Hcxtsun Itilw turns in reading them. I. FLECK K. FLEEL LE R. FRANCE I, GAl:1:Nl'H G. GAHAGAN L. GEISEL I. GERGELY S. GILLESPIE lf. GIORDANO T. GRABISH . sif- ff! :mg 'Q JOAN FLECK-October 95 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4-President 45 Student Council 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Hall Monitor 45 Attendant to Queen of Hearts 25 Attendant to Football Queen 45 Senior Council. KATHRYN FLEEGLE-September 235 Girls' Chorus 1, 4. ROBERT FRANCE-February 125 Mixed Chorus 25 H1111 Moni- tor 4. IRENE E. GAFFNEY-March 145 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 F. N. A. 3, 4. GWYNN GAHAGAN-July 25 Class President 25 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. LYDIA M. GEISEL-April 195 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 4-President 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Or- chestra 1, 2, 35 District Orchestra 1, 2, 35 F. N. A. 45 Hall Monitor 4. JOSEPH L. GERGELY-Frebruary 205 Commercial Club 3, 45 Duplicating Crew 45 Stylus 4. SUZANNE GILLESPIE- April 285 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 All-County Chorus 25 Central-Western Chorus 35 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Somerset County Maple Queen Contestant. FREDA J. GIORDANO- November 185 Hi-Times 3, 4-Advertising Manager 4. THOMAS GRABISH-October 275 Baseball 4. AQ'-W' X 'E-r I, HADIX D, HACKETT I HANCHARIK NI. HAMZIK JOHN R. HADIX-January II5 Football I. DAVID HACKETT- November 25 Photography Club 35 Commercial Club 3, 4- Vice-President 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Duplicating Crew 4. IRENE HAN- CHARIK-November I95 Girls' Chorus I5 Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Librarian 45 F. N. A. 3, 45 F. H. A. 4. MARIE HAMZIK-September 55 Dramatics Club 'l. 25 F. H. A. 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus I5 Cfirls' Chorus 3, 45 Football Program Seller 3, 45 Librarian 4. JOHN HAYDU-April II5 Mixed Chorus 3. CHARLOTTE HELSEL-March 225 Girls' Chorus 2, 4. ROSE MARIE HICKEY-March 'I5 Girls' Chorus I5 Dramatics Club 3, 4-Vice-President 45 Thespians 45 F. N. A. 45 Student Council 45 Attendant to Football Quenn 4. DAVID HOLSOPPLE-December 225 Hall Monitor 4. PHYLLIS HORVATH- November 35 Attendant to Queen of Hearts 25 Dramatics Club 1, 2-Treasurer 25 Cheerleader 3, 4-Captain 45 Attendant to Football Queen 45 Office Secretary 3, 45 Class Secretary 45 Stylus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 3. WILLIAM HRITZ- January ll5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Attendant to Football King 4. XXX' 5, w .l s . il? ar asia 05,9 ,I 'Ima A1 . -F,.,,,,,m A lj 1. mvmu c, HELSEL R. Hicxav D. HOLSOPPLE P. HORVATH W. HRITZ I. HUNTER C. IMGRUND W. ISHMAN T. IOSEPH M. KALLAY M. KEIRN G , JAMES HUNTER-July IO, Student Council 4. COLETTE IMGRUND -March 7, Girls' Chorus I, Dramatics Club I, 2, 4, Thespians I, 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 4, Hall Monitor 3, 4. WILLIAM l. ISHMAN- July I, Hi-Y 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Duplicating Crew 4. TONY JOSEPH-July 20, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class President 4. MICHAEL T. KALLAY-February I2, Stylus - Faculty Editor 3,-Editor 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, All-County Chorus 2, Track 3. MYRNA KEIRN-September 28, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 3, Girls' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 4, F. N. A. 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4-President 4, Cheerleader 3, 4. MARTHA KELLER-October 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4-President 2, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4-Accompanist 2, 3, 4-President 4, Boys' Chorus Accompanist I, F. N. A. 3, 4-Secretary 3, F. H. A. 4. THEODORE W. KLUK-November 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. ALBERT KOLSON-January 4. GEORGE KONDAS- October 24, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 2, 3, 4. M. KELLER T. KLUK A. KOLSON G. KONDAS Mrs. Shaffer assists Michael Kallay and Nancy Bcrlwy in learning the h language of our friends south of the lworiler. QV' if ROBERT W. KOOT-October 22, Band 1, 2, 3, 4-President 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. BARBARA KOPCHAK-November 20, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Times 4, Librarian 4, Y-Teens 2, Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 4. MARGARET KOSLAP-June 9, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Times 3, 4-Editor 4, Stylus 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Football Program Seller 4. RICHARD KOVALSKY-May 16, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 1. JOHN KREMPASKY-April 13, Stage Crew 3, 4. FRANCES M. KUSH-December 2, Hi-Times -Exchange Editor 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Photography Club 3, Librarian 4. CHARLES LAMB-March 19, Stage Crew 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. ALBERT C. LAMBERT-November 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, Usher 4. BARBARA ANN LANDERS-July 21, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 3, 4, Photography Club 3. JANIE LAW-June 14, Girls' Chorus 1, 3, Hi-Times 4, F. H. A. 4, Librarian 4, C LAMB A. LAMBERT B LANDERS I. LAW 5 zv- R. KOOT B. KOPCHAK M. KOSLAP R. KOVALSKY KREMPASKY F, KUSH .4 ,swf Q-Zf U .rf .' - 4.5, is- '--.... F- ,, , 'S s F L 0153! R 1 sr' vlP ' , Q W-rf I LEDNEY G. LEONARDIS I I.liWARK T, LORENC JOSEPH LEDNEY-March 27, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. GINO LEONARDIS-November 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-President 4, Central-Western Chorus 3. JOHN R. LEWARK-November 16, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. THOMAS A. LORENC-October 27, Stylus -Senior Class Editor 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4. LORRAINE LUBRANO-October 13, Commercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 4. FRANCES LUCAS-.luly 16, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Orchestra 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4-Secre- tary 4, F. H. A. 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4, Stylus 4. HELEN MAKUCH-August 8, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4-President 4, F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Office Secretary 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4. ROSE MARY MARFlZO-January 28, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4. FRANK E. MARUSCHOCK-January 13, Stage Crew 2, 3. JOANNE MATTA-August 16, Dramatics Club 1, 2, F. H. A. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 4. The climax to the football season that everyone looks forward to is the cr the King and Queen of Football. Mrs. Probert helps R. Marfizo, I. Lewark, C Kon a nd B tt ad vii' flowcrs T. Ioseph. Niovich a I. ru s lust th I.. LLIBRANO ll. MAKIICH lf. MARUSCIIOCK lf. LUCAS R. MARFIZO I. MA'l l'A ge .-A ,IIIIII I 6' - I 1.7 I gi '. 25 I I to T :,, fig- ', V. 1 f I .Q Z - ..- : 5 4:,.. xii . TQ! A ...A, 3 .. may 2,11 as in Y .' Ivl' .. il' sri as 4 am '- LN . 10 - . Ah' 'F 'II .5 it. Q, m2.ff5, . A I I it 2 ' ff1'2f1- I ' ,'.4.. ' I -riffavli ll. I K f m , A. Mll..I.IiR Mi lVIlI.l.IiR I. Ml'l'CllEl.l. S. MOCK P. MORWAY' M. MUSCATELLO R. MATTA M. MAXWFIL W. MAYER R. McDOWl'LL ROSE MARIE MATTA-January II, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 4, Office Secretary 4. MARY ELLEN MAXWELL-Merch 14, Photography Club 1, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, All-County Band 3, 4, F. N. A. 3, 4, Stylus -Photographer 4, Y-Teens 4. WILLIAM L. MAYER- October 27, Band 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Photography Club 2. ROBERT McDOWELL-February 4, Baseball Manager I, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 3, Student Council I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 2, Senior Council. ALAN MILLER-May I9. MARY ELLEN MILLER-July 26, Class Treasurer I, 2, Student Council I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, F.T. A. 3, 4, F.H.A. I. JAMES MITCHELL-May 26, Band I, 2, 3, 4-Student Director 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. SHELDON MOCK-September I3. PAUL MORWAY-August I3, Wrestling I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I. MICHAEL C. MUSCATELLO-October I2, Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3. QS JOHN JOSEPH NIOVICH-June 5, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. JAMES J, NOVAK-January l4. MAG- DALENE L. OCKAY-December 30, Girls' Chorus l, Hi-Times 3, 4, Librarian 4. ELEANOR PATRICK-August 18, Commercial Club 3, Dramatics Club 'l, Y-Teens 3, Girls' Chorus l, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 2, Office Secretary 3, 4, Stylus 4. BARBARA D. PERKOSKY-May l3, Girls' Chorus l, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. BETH PAUL-March 8, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 2, 4, F. N. A. 3, 4-Treasurer 4, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 2, Attendant to Football Queen 4, Cheerleader 3, 4-Co-Captain 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Voice of Democracy Winner 4. MICHAEL P. PINTO-May 20, Football l, Football Manager 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager l, 2, 3, Baseball 4, Attendant to King of Hearts 2, Attendant to Football King 4. DELORES J. PLETCHER-March l3, Girls' Chorus l, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, F. N. A. 3, F.H.A. 3. MlCHAEL R. POLASH-September 24. M. l'lN'l'O D PI.li'l'CHER M. POLASII Ih M A oy c Da WALTER PRUCHNIC-March 22. SHIRLEY A. RAKOCZY-April 9, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Mixed Chorus 'l, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 2, Queen of Football 4, Stylus 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4. JOAN RICH-June 24, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Girls' Chorus 4. FRANCES M. RIPPER-February 27, Librarian 4, Hi-Times 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l. JOSEPH J. RUBAL-June 2'l, King of Hearts. THEODORE RUBY-October ll, Commercial Club 3, 4. MICHAEL SALKCO-February 9, Football 'I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, Class President 3, Student Council l. CAROLE A. SANDERS-September 13, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 2, Dramatics Club 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, Commercial Club 3, Attendant to Football Queen 4. PAUL SCHMELING-July 25, Usher 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Stylus -Athletic Editor 3, 4. PETE A. SEESE A -December 3'l, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Wrestling 3, 4. an- 1 3 W. PRUCHNIC S. RAKOCZY tl' R'Ll52L FT. Rt5'i1'E'ifR P.MSCTFlAblJlElcEICI2IG CAPFQEESFSF 'F 1 as gl Y 41: -,E F. gm W . X .uow , A .X 1 51 A O' .'.,--', f-,--' . ki . -. . .ff-we we 9 .2 J it sf 1 f Q'-. -it lwl Il.. .' l' A5 ll l M L, 1 , ' 'ff.1. f . ' ei? X WM lmllvf . . .ii . J.,--.XLJ 51 . 'I'hc P. O. D. rlasws gc! rcady to Llcterminc the election results as Martha Be-ll, Ianws Crum and Williavii Ishman opvn the' ballot box. I. SEPETY R, SIIAFFIR D. SIIAFFIZR I. SIIIMKO IJ. SIILISIIQR D. SMI'l'll XY. SMLITKO ll. SNYIJER R. SNYDER V. SNYDER 45: . f K 10' 'hun-n' 5 , JOSEPH N. SEPETY-March 29, Band 1, 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4-Vice-President 4, Wrestling 1. RICHARD A. SHAFFER- December 30, Hi-Y 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Attendant to King of Hearts 2. DONALD SHAFFER-November 16, Hi-Y 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Wrestling 3. JOHN SHIMKO-January 27, Usher 4. DOROTHY SHUSTER-January 28, Commercial Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3. DANIELLE SMITH-August 10, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 1, F. N. A. 3, 4, Stylus -Activities Editor 3, 4, Somerset County Fall Festival Representative 4, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 2, Attendant to Football Queen 4. WILLIAM SMUTKO-October 26, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Baseball 4. HAROLD SNYDER-November 13. RONALD R. SNYDER- November 14. VERNON D. SNYDER-June 23, Band 1, Mixed Chorus 1. 13' .. lizbl 'E I ..-.a.-f..- . -Q ' NxQ2dL5.?? QW gy N. SPADONE N. STONE I. STATLER I. STOY 15N R. STRAPEL R. SLIRKOSKX R. TANTORNO C. THOMAS M. TOTH M. TOKI NICK SPADONE-February 55 Football 25 Photography Club 3. JANET STATLER-August 225 Student Council 45 Y-Teens l5 Girls' Chorus l5 Mixed Chorus 45 Hi-Times 35 F. H. A. 45 At- tendant to Football Queen 4. NORMA LEE STONE-May 155 Commercial Club 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 4. JULIANN STOY-March 275 Commercial Club 3, 4- President 45 F. H. A. 45 Attendant to Queen of Hearts 25 At- tendant to Football Queen 45 Stylus 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Student Council 4. RONALD STRAPEL-March 265 Boys' Chorus 'I5 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 District Orchestra 4. ROBERT J. SURKOSKY-December 305 Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Baseball Manager 3, 45 Hi-Times -Sports Editor 4. ROBERT TANTORNO-Novem- ber 205 Wrestling 45 Basketball l, 2. CLARENCE H. THOMAS- March l7. MARARET B. TOTH-June 145 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girls' Chorus l, 3, 4. MARGARET TOKI-February ll5 F. H. A. 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Stylus -Business Manager 4. BARRETT WAGNER-January 18, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN WALKER- F. H. A. 2, F. N. A. 3, 4. GEORGE WARGO -January 2, Hi-Times 4, Wrestling 3, Football l, Student Council 3. STEVE WARGO-January 20. MARCIA GAIL WEAVER -March 25, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble l, 4, Girls' Chorus 'l, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. MARGO JEAN WEAVER -May l, Girls' Chorus l, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. H. TRZECIAK A. LILATSKV E. UPDEGRAFF S. VENANZIO S. VERNA R. VITLICCI B. WAGNER C. WALKLLR G. WARGO S. WARGO MARCIA WEAVER MARGO WEAVFR HENRIETTA TRZECIAK-September 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, F. N. A. 3, Stylus -Assistant Business Man- ager 4. ANDREW J. ULATSKY-September 2, Track 3, 4, Base- ball 4, Hi-Y 4. EUGENE UPDEGRAFF-July 'l6. SHIRLEY P. VENANZIO-June ll, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, F. N. A. 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANNE VERNA-August 2'l, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 4. RALPH VITUCCI-December 'l7, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. M 5' ... . R 'A liil .., , .,., , K Q X 'fl it .am 'KN LARRY ALLEN WINGARD-April 18, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, District Orchestra 3, 4, District Band 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4-Chaplain 4, F. T. A. 4. TIPPY SUE WOODALL-May 20, Dramatics Club 4, F. N. A. 4, Y-Teens 4. MICHAEL G. ZABRUCKY-June 20, Chorus 4, Wrestling 4, Baseball 3, 4. ERMA ZACK-December 25, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. JAMES ZEIGLER-November 9. ROBERT S. ZEIGLER-October 5. CAROLYN SHERLOCK-December 9, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. iEnterecl school too late for picture.I WINGARD E. ZACK M ZABRLICKY R. ZEIGLER ZEIGLER T. WOODALL I I .,.--E. ' K1 ,i,: if 3 Q aw.: lbw 'ri D. WEBB I. WEBB K. WELLER C. WEYANDT D. WEYANT I. WILLIAMS .. . . . G' i fri' DOROTHY H. WEBB-January 17, Y-Teens 4, F. H. A. 4. JOHN D. WEBB-November 8, Wrestling 3, Commercial Club 3. KATHLEEN D. WELLER-January 21, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4. CHARLES WEYANDT- May 19, Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 4, All-County Band 3, Class Vice-President 3, 4, Student Council 3, Hi-Y 3, 4- President 4-District Hi-Y lnterclub Council Secretary 4, Usher 3, Track 3. DOROTHY WEYANT-January 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 4, F. H. A. 2. JANIE WILLIAMS-June 29, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. I ' 4 f I n ' 0 D . f , . Q . , Q ,nag I l !n - fr' 0 . V . ......-...P Q 1 . . E I l ' I O u 'n. ,nun 'n . N ' '. H . I . 1 ' '. u - ' 9 n . Q Q.: . o v.. HI. m,n,v .,-.I - O I ' 1 lllll . O '- 'v . , 11 , Q . 1 . , . O ' o v , .-- - Q . . .1 I ' 0 . U... . I 0 'n 5 5'1s'. 1 'I I .M - . D. - I . 'n 5 . :ya qzfffffjzffb 4 . . , In ' 'I' . V . . . . ':,,Nl:1,,lxf, H H : - , . 11,71 11,10 ff, , I, --, .-- . u,, ff, , .- u, In ' - .: . ':,, l . . . I. 7 'H' n. I 1 - ' ' ' 0 n ' o -' -4 4 . I f Za? ' . ' 1 ' . . ' .-2 ' - n . . . -- , 1.5 ' 1 ' fi,- wnl.. . -. .. ,,, af ' - 's .5 f . 11.1 . g..f 4 gy- .ff . o ! .2,, Irffg . o s 0 '.'. 'J'-ff' 1 '- ttf ' 'fb - - ' 4 . ,'. -1 . , 1 I- ' 1. ' ' .J 1 1 I ,4 7 .lg - . ' r, :lv n 0 ' ' l . s . Q X .- .1 I - . . , . . Q . I 5 ' , Q . I - , , I - .1 I - , . 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Q In 79 3 SIKA --ffif f ,,.,1-1 AI.. if A Wi ' ' I -. f' Iffif - :2'..:- 1 Af K .1 'A A I : . ' '23 ' 'I ,:2-:-' I Q. :-,.A, , '57 U my L7 -n gf-Q, A. NL - ' Q I Q blq: ANN MARIE FINDISH MARY THERESA NAYLOR ., . ,... A :Q ,H :,, it H, Presidenf Vice-President -' -,,: ' vf' ,K . ' ' A A W .,.A A A . - - 5 .- , .A r--' 'rx' A nf af.. A. A M- is qw I 11-' - ..-1:5 -' , Q. I M5 gl I me TK I rv... MM, . - . - ' KST, wr' 'TSI' in-- ' wr' 'uf if gg.. ya! ng... R. Weaver, R. Minitti, L. Soho, J. Shaffer, C. Shuster, L. Fleegle -i ef. G. Mczruschock cut work in drafting class we- A-1 . N ...lg I -E.-'M -A. in -,gl gl I f' gg '3 6 4 '. I I: 4353 A -M A 3. f- J' I bg' A-...A ,pn '15 W -air:-,I 7 WWW I If . I TP- fl . ' 7 U?j'.,:I K' ' ' '. Ex if of 22' i gk. 0 Q A 0 . ' - ' : '.:A xy K Q1- - f . . . F If f' 19 3 F7 . .. ' ,... f A Xf K 4. ig' 3 ' TS A - .... M: W if ' I W- . I :li N' as ' 5 - QQ 'I un X d I 1 X L' A . I f- -'7 ' R -3: .,.... , ,- 4 - K1-4 2 Z' 5. 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IIIII .... f ., - rn 5 1 4-.ff ,..... ,W iIxx 0 mm u rn v man. .. Iccglc, IVI. Ifln-ruling, Inn! I I. IImx.xlh. I.. II-ux.utI1. flmm 5 9 , ,4'-..'.h.E- ', - A-'11 ..- , 39? I-S? .f ....,, :rx :I 'T ,' ' Z ...A if is - -P i ' www! L. K I' I' i ' 5 f' 'N frizi' I . .:a:2. V LINDA HOFFMAN GLORIA WEAVER Secretary Treasurer Jack Weaver and his classmates discover new wood shop methods. art of metal cra with this pumpkin I-D. Horwit:. G. Hromco. I. Ierlev, S, Ioycc. I. Kallay. S. Kapaxh. G. Kellvr. P. Kiera. I, Kirkwood. D. Kiss: ROW 2-I. T. Knapp, G. Knechl. I.. Kochinskx. G. Kolak. G. Koicqa. P. R. Krayfirik, I. Krempa-ky. I. Kmhg ROVV 5-D. Lackatos. C. Lamher M. Lapurla, I. Ldtz, L. LI-.xg-h. A. Lvhman. Lehman. I.. Leidv S B. Lockc: ROW 4-K. Maclntyrv, D. Malek, C. Mangcs, D. Manqcx G. Marmchock, M, Maruschok, R. Maurizio. R. Maurizio, R. yp ROW 5-Cv. McCunc. R. MrQuadc, E. Medva, C, Mickcv M. Kelewuhcny, . Mmilli, M. Miuhcll, C. Mock, IT. Mock, R. Mock. M. 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The students elect their officers by means of a preferential ballot, the details of which are taught to them in their social studies classes. James Crum served as Judge of Elections this year. Eric Olsen is about to hand ballots to Beatrice Wagner President ...... Vice-President Secretary .. .. Treasurer President ...... Vice-President Secretary .,... Treasurer ..... ELECTION RESULTS SENIORS TONY JOSEPH CHARLES WEYANDT PHYLLIS HORVATH JUNIORS BETH PAUL JOHN RUBAL GARY PAULEY KATHLEEN PIERRE FRANK MILLER and Betty Jean Locke while Joe Gergely waits for his. President . . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . President ...... Vice-President Secretary .......... Treasurer ..... SOPHOMORES JOHN GLOSKY THOMAS KLENA MARGARET DUSACK FRESHMEN MARY FEDOR ANN MARIE FINDISH MARY THERESA NAYLOR .. LINDA HOFFMAN GLORIA WEAVER Bill Russian casts his ballot under the watchful eye of Judge Crum. if 'wdw' . Hg. .. 5 .I V If . sy flx Q6 We 4411. T! 'Fi P' -JK ff' 9 Q5-3 nf K9 r -Mg. LJ. 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Coala. li Daily, M. Daily. A. DiGiacomu, F. Dnhson. K, Dolan. li. Drazcnovirh. W. Dnrstg ROW 4- M. Dusack. B. Ente, N. Enoch, R. Fagan. E. Flori, M. Foust, I. France: ROW S Gaum. M. Geiscr, P. Ge-nnle, S. Gcrgc D. Gogo. F. Gnlish. C. Grimes, D. Hadxx K. llohha. B. Ilulfnmn. D. Holsopplc, D S. Faint, R. Farkaah. M. Fcclur. L. Findish. T. Flvck R. Furinanuhik, N. Gahagcn, I. Gaia, L, Gates, A ly: ROW tx-I.. Gindlcfpcrgrr. B. Glusky, I, Glmky L. Haclixz ROW 7-E. Hciscr, R. llvlmon. R. llickcv l lol4npplv. I. lloraluhav. Q96 46' ., ,.:..,., .. is i l ' . . , B F y. I up Mtv., M I .,,., , ... , 1 , ,A ., AA,. ...L y Klum :ff-o f ... ..,. . . JE I .. 1.1. D, .. ., I A ,- Sa MARGARET DUSACK Secreiary x'. ss.. -x Um :ua MARY FEDOR Treasurer A. Joseph, B. Mickey, M Daily, B. Glosky, R. For kosh, D. Gogo, K. Dolan J. Borovicko and S. Gin cllesberger resting while on Q Biology trip to the eynoldsdole is Hatchery. ROW l-K. Horduhay 'l'. llorncr. B. llurvath. S. Hrilz. P. Hurlack. M. Hvniclx, R. one A. luscph: ROW 2-l. loseph. Kelesrlwnyi. S. Khula. T. Klcna. T. Klux . ocai Kohler. D. Kohler: ROW' 3-T. Kohler. G. Koot. B. Kopasck. D. Ko chall. Kosturlco Kotch. G. Koxach, l. Ko:dron: ROW 4-R. Krcmpaxky. M. Lashmsky, . az. S. Lewar l. Link, T. Liska. M. Madcy, R. Magazzu. B. Maloris. D. Mandcl. C. Marino, M. Marron ROW 5-A. Martell, L. Martiri, N. Nlaxwcll, X. Maxwell. T. Mayket, H. NIcAnclrews. R an M as 4 'Q' WW Aamir' E IF '38 .11 at 11,4 nf M: 109' 4.1 si- 'Qi A 'IFN s..-I A 'z hm Ji 13 Q6 -ef Mccreary, H. Mclflhancy. W. McGee, C. Mvasc. B. Miclwy. R. Micklfz R. Miller, R. Mimsky, B. Mock, Molnar, H. Moore. M. Murray. A. catcllu. Nana, I. Nohlr, A. Nolan: ROW 7-R. Novak, 'l'. O'Hara. B. L. Pachclla. E. Paczvlx. D. Papinchdk. S. Parson. N. Paacovich, G. A. Pvkala. ROW 6-D. Miller Muscarello, S. Mus Olcnik, M. Onderl-no Patrick, M. Paxton -and' ww Q4 615'- -:SAN 'SQ' 'We x J M ' . ' A ln.. ,, Q nu' I A31 . I , A l ,M -fe.....r . W . R . 51. . 1, J 58 - M LL I ' . , ,S 1, L 'so .. K fs 17 if . 'fr M ,. . if r . M ia. ,,,:,.: zul 5 V . W' .,v ' 4 My iii : F WN. . f -f-.r are A .1 9 A -9 E . M. 'Lge MTA A if 'Y fi la ' W 1V, V... i A5 'K ' .ff if W f...Lm- R F h ww gg... A 1 M -K if f .. ,J . B .,'... O 1 .. i 1 K .. A. 4 pun 'li lr f . 9 f M. I Q' M 5 4155 .J Q5 5- it .,,,. , I V , .,g.g. r tv : Q- Qi Q 3 vs . 3. 5 3 E M 4 3 J W' , W ie., 0' Q Q ! if '-'UF' 1 X163 9 .. ., ,Q 'J f : . - t if -3, -.1 .. ,:,K.. t 'L 1, I x S' .pt ki 1 ' I A I E E A ...., b h - E V al A s Qi s f .s e ...Q iii C L ROW I-I. Pm-kala, M. Petro, B. Phillips. D. Phillips. R. Pinto. G, P.pun, 'l'. Polash. ll. Prussarix. VV. Rvcsc, C. Repinv C. Rish, H Rodlshg ROW 2-F. Rogcl. A. Rosa, R. Sfalliun. l.. Sccora, H. Src-r, R. Se-ess. C. Sm-ncv, D. Shaffer, D. Shaffer. N. Shaffer. E. cpl-ro. l. Shimlto: ROXV 3-VV. Shrwnthal, M. Shull M. Shusrcr. S. Shnsu-r. I. Single. I, Smith, I.. Smith. D. Snvnlrr, L. Snika, T. Stefano. Sichlcv. 'l'. Stvlnhafli, Tom Steinbach and Robert Vargo use microscopes on some plant life while Beverly Weyandt and Joan Wilson take notes. M- l'lYnlCk, T- P0Plf1Cl'l0li, 5- Clflrk, L. Antonich and J. Bowser Eugene Callihan and Stephanie Tallyen demonstrate their view Miss Duncan's Julius Caesar collection. typing abilities. Thirty Eight . ' 1 , , ,.,.: , Q if '.-' , . ' .I 'I ' j iing f - .T ' 'Q L Q - - Q ' . . . . N .. -,.. .:: ..-.v, .ll -I-V:-, J ' I . Q lu vig '5 3 E .ix M , da if 9 45' + K . . . . A in Z! Q N -E Q Q .,,,l ,... . :.,3 5: ,,,, 5 ,X , M nj 1 'wi A R A eel. 3 ' .af . .f X' 'l . l l l no i ,f md 'Al , S ss s s. s . me , ,..,. , , f Jj., g .,, - fa . . , A 92 L .Q l .W W - +I' ' '- A - , rw .. 1. ' 'Q 'f' lf' 'i ' ' Y M: K I ii f' .. A f . rf. ' 'B W 'V 4 .7 ' - ROXV 1-A. Stosky, M. Swerhinka, S. Tallyen, S. Tallycn. A. Tavnlsky. R. Tclcpan. I. Tessari, E. Topper, M. Toth, D. Trysmckv. I. Ulnskv, R. Updcgralfg ROW 2-R. Vargo, B, Vespa, D. Vllga, B. Wagiwcr, M. Walka'r, W. Walters, P. VVargo, I. VVL-avcr, H. Xvfjnnnli. B, While. Yvllson. M. Wivugarclg ROW 3-R. Wiriik. N. Vvixc, D, Wissllxqrr. R. VVolforxl. Yodcr, l.. Young, N. Zark, Nl, Znrlw-ekv. Zrpfcu, R. Zindash, R. Zvolrrin. -. 'v 4' ani' 1 . , 81196 Gunn 'Ss 4-P' '- Q f or gnr' K , r I' Q v f 'l -- i' 9- f ' Q K-,I I'.' I 57-11 Y j P- A e- ' me 5 W Q V- H al W vt F ' f if 5 7 wg- in ' 'HE ' l E 7 W O ' :-' XX' rr ,,-, l .-A -- -5 ' fr .V KENNETH KOONTZ ,gs I ,l 'A Sophomore Class Adviser :ii ' ' . f' Roberl Vcrgo and Tom Slembxh preparmg Q Typing assignment Wayne Walters teaches Norma Greene and Donald Wissinger the arf for Miss Onsteocl ' of introduction in Human Relations class while Mr. Atty looks on. Thirty Nine , ,.. , 2 , .. V, , I . W n I '- , s 2 -1' , 1 2 .r .3 A f 4- ' 1. f ,- JOHN RUBAL President R. Shaffer, M. Gerfy, R. DePolo, E. Sherlock and E. Schafer carrying out an experiment in the lub. .J :Q Q I Q SI' 'ff x- n K . KATHLEEN PIERRE Secrefcry 79 5 3? 'F ' . 'Q' H . .. . f 10 1 R ,xx U! B fffw f! VW I? I I Q E i ' I If - '3 ' f up 5 Y xv 1 J ' KA I. B.n'tvk. V. Ba1'mlmmxu'l, D. Brr xx Hu Cx C. Bundv. 'I'. Bunk. P. Chizumr P. Comm x Lorlg I. Cu-ta. M. Kfrinxcll G. D'ArcangcIu. R. DePolo, C. Dllhulm. E. DzMf1r.u, N. Famr. N Fcrmnm 4fM. Furgluclc. S. Urxxvr. M. Grrfv. A. Gcrqclv, E. Glorsiulm. R. G1wxxI11rv. V. Gurdon rn ROKR' I-S. Murphy I.. Naylor. A. Nublv. R. Oakm K. Olwn. I. Orssko, C. Uucm. A. Palumhu N Ialumho R '-'l'. I'.1m-In Ii. I7.wxmlmk. G. Patrick. U. P ulcv. D. Pvarxmx. N. Pcvahou:-c. T. Phlllipw. V Phu lx Plcrrs ROVV ' ' mn. If. R.nl.m4v. I.. Rms, C. Radu, if. Rlzru, I Rulwxl xOVV 4 NV Rm Schafcr. A. Seger, I. Svlepack. E. Scnnhk. ii . f X if if Q.. ... . - .... K J J '..,. Q 25:5 wb .x 364 L. 2.11. I . 'CTP' X. .ix -.':' I '.,'- K' I K ... -.-:. E? ' 'r A In - . 45 5 - n , .... 1 ' . K 'W I Q I A IL' 1 ,- .:1 .'-rsg ' is I 5 J I .3 big ,tt Q Q X K A -.-.4 f '-f1f 2 ,V... 3, 1- W, luzzzu I L :.,., -.': f- frf M - '- '..F' . U . . X, A . 1 tj f I 5.-il.. V 'mu , -.,: w . .. , .. . L J ...W Q 5 , , , K 'mf' I Y A I ' I iff . -- rl' RFQ 54' ' . ' f l gf 4:5 his I -'Iv:-:'::: x '. ' I M Q gr K gan.. A Azria, l W I km v l . ' I ' I ' I I . l 3 - I I L I i .tr tr , s L. wi Q ill: 0 I 'l l ,. .VIV I Y wk, ROW l-G. Greyheck, K. Grohal, D. Hatlix. D. Hancharick. N. Hurhangh. S. Hettle. B. Hubba, W. Hoffman, I. Hollcrn: ROW 2-I. Honadlc. R. Horwin. E. llutly. B. lshman. D. Ioncs. E. Km-rckes, F. Klt-mstinc, H. Klimck. I. Koliarrlur. ROW 3-D. Kough. B. Knvach. S. Kurrix. E, Kush. l.. Kush. D. Lzimlw. G. Lehman, l.. Link, Nlatlvv: ROW 4-M. angcs. G. Marcino. G. Martell. I. Maurizio. P. Maurizio, F. Millvr. A. Minitti, D. Mitchell, H. Murphy. M RO 7- I. Statler. F. Stcffish. B. btoplto. R. Stov. M. Tdllion. V. Toth. I. Tolskv. A. Vanuilwn. R. Vancikcn' ROW I-F k. W l-R. Senclck. R. Shaffer. R. Shaffcr, D. Sharpe. Sherlock, l.. Sherwin, Sklotlowski, C. Smith. M. Spinelli: ROVV Stcfancik. R. Vespa. K. Visloskv. C. Volk. B. Vovtko, I. Walker. G. VV.urshcl.,VV. VVL-avcr. C, VVt'hl's: ROW 4-S, R. Weis. C. VVirifk. S. VVo:nialx. 'lf Yankowsky, D. Yuurich, G. Zark. N, Zintlasli. .. , , A ,V . Q I - Pl It : th-2. I .- 252' A ' : ...z ,- 1 ' I I 'Q 9' I 5 'I . W. ,g 2,.,?.. -,Q . 5 wi . Q --in-uw . ' ' f lQ..fz::,,...5? I , X Y ,,,.. . La 7' if z- WV' ' f ' . . -lr A A. . .1 5- I' . I I cy E H I I ,. L . R ..,., . X ' I ff if 1 I AAJ 5.1 wil ' if .5 -. ' I 125. 'I'5...:, I i' f . ' - ' I . -W' -' :':5.-:., 1 W 5: 4 . gy ,ra ,,.,,. g ' Iliff I .--2 4 .., . .. . . I , . , '-slim, In I ' I Z . . 5 --r- Q - ,ff X -F' we Klan GARY PAULEY Vice-President l J. Hollern explains c ge- ometry problem to fellow classmates: M. Gerfy, L. Sherwin, E. Sherlock, J. Crum, G. Zcick and R. DePolo. l v ll I -4 ff? 5 ':.1: , 7 -'IQ-2 l 4'1' Hr 3. FRANK MILLER Treasurer 57 Mr. Wagner points out to his Drivers' Training class the insides of c cur. X :X .X X . ' X Y N xk X X T . NUR xxx '. f x X. ' 1 Q G Q Q a 2 , .... .h gf T J' Ip X K'-R M 'lnn u K .Af .f,.ggifQ5se2z2sA ' -iii? for wlilln Q Wyih Q '- X ALEX ATTY ,737 7 I A - ,N Junior Class Adviser ' ff!'f777hs'k f.' ' A section of Mr. Emery's Art class hard at work. lruzfhinq 911 w1y7,db2h THE MEANING OF GUIDANCE Guidance in the secondary school re- fers to that aspect of the educational program which is concerned especially with helping the pupil to become adiusted to his present situation and to plan his future in line with his interests, abilities and social needs. The entire school pro- gram today is complex, personnel work attempts to simplify it for the individual pupil. Guidance or personnel work repre- sents an organized effort on the part of the school to help the individual pupil become adiusted to his present situation in such a way as to provide the greatest development for him and to aid him in planning for his future. A school man attempting to help a parent understand the place of guidance in the complete program of education suggested that its function was to help Johnny see through himself and then to assist him in seeing himself through. Mr. Feeley types one of his many reports in the council room. - :. .-, - .. . ' 3---1, , -D: ' R , f -z ,a:i51, ' I 1 1' . . ' ,'1:v5g,,' n . swf? ,:.g7r4:. ' F'f 'f'f': U - I --iff'-14 X- , 57 -Min .5 tw..-frfnm .ff-fu' - ' . - '- V 5? ' 'i ' it . : ' 'lg 5 . 'H - 1g2,,,,, ' Q I :F-f, -5 I fl ' ' .v.-ee ' 5 2' ., A ml tk ' . film, '2 - if X M- . Q ,J .V ' A,gZf' -'.:-. , 1 R --5: el l 5 .- ,. J . . 1 , . f . ' .ff - ' 2' ti- ' . ' ' - ,f.-.L . ' -5 I '. -- - N 7 D 1, I . ,531 , J ugh.. A . v' 'A t . P.. A '-:- 5 , :lu i. .JB ,TZ I . . I 2 v l-,Q . .1 .4 f , .v,...,--,vt -1' ' - . 'f Aqvfff 1' . 4 -. v ' '-'f f - 11. .., Hi' - I - ' is fri WX I'-' '--L. -.rf ',- ' ' - ' - i T 'I Z5 - ,- , ,. . ,. -.,,, - -P - .' .. ,JN , . ,g - .. - . - f HOME AND SCHOOL VISITOR THE SOCIAL WORKER OF THE SCHOOL School social work exists because peo- ple's feelings interfere with the construc- tive process of education. Therefore, the Home and School Visitor's main contribu- tion is in the realm of human relation- ships, in order, in her way, to contribute to the emotions, what the nurse contrib- utes to the body, the teacher to the intel- lect, the dentist to the teeth, and the prin- cipal to self-government. Her work is a way of helping those children who need and want her help to become more aware of their difficulties so that they may be- come relatively more self-directing, and more productive, more giving and there- fore, more happily adiusted students. The Home and School Visitor works to unite the efforts of the home, the school and the community in the prevention as well as the solution of problems which inter- fere with children's successful participa- tion in School experience- Mrs. Shaffer is about to do some visiting in her station wagon. , u . 1 no o - 0 ' 9 . U n ' . , ' , I Q ...N- ' I ' IJ Q' . . 'f . I,--uf. 1 Q ' . O , , 0 , - ' s . . so-Qu? 1, 1, Q l -- . 1, I ,S ' - .rs '24 1 ,UUI17 ll la . ug . - . ,ll f,,,I 1,0 f . -. ' i. . Wm,,Il:f,,, . . ' . - - .f7l1,, 'm, lv - ,ff ' O f,f'0 . I . I I .f: - ' ' :J '. - ,' f. - . . ' ' V . J 11- -1 ' - ' - , ., . is ' I i 0 g . ' . Q 'Q , 'J ' mx.- '- ' -f.. . I if ' f . I.. .1 f ' J 15: - 55'-..,. ' . ' k .. z 4 . .4.J1..4,,, 1 - sy- l'o n ... .-. ., . I f ff 0 ' f ,Z 4 tl I ' I I I ff: f . X , ff X X.. , I X Inf!! .. u.u.s al, ,n U n'o0 . 5 0 Q' 'Je , .'f.' . Q. IQ. x . . , ' N' Q n, XHEX Q ' - - s I 1 xx ' . 1 ' 0 1 ' I 1 , Nw ' . 4 0 . x 9 ' ' X o .M l... . Q . IO '.. ' . . 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V ' - f hx . in . , . 54. -'ya . .. -'ga l - ' 9 3 ',. - -:-? 2.1, . . arg-.. f f.. ,-4' . 9 'I . , . f . - . . 5 , ' .0 - s . 4 4 3 . la' jawn 60122112 llfrmlmd and in Uruh- 6,au.a,call dvd juafro if 5 -K s if 7 gala! fl, I X it W Lx ty-1: '- 1.43:-1' 4- +I.-9 ' ffm ,vnlz i ' w.. 0 .-,'. 2- f . I -I fi -51: 4-5-' - f--1-1. ...,,, 4 -. - 4,.,.,.-5511:-, --, . , -:- !Ag,.p X L ,-.gf 122: 1.'. I. L W I R. Hnrwin. D. Sharpe. M. Gerfy, Miss Steele: ROW Z-Mr, Emery, B. Facciani. M. Niaxwa-II. N M ll. M. Murray. D, Smith: ROW 3-I.. Naylor. G. Falk, M. Kallav 'If Lorena. P. Srhnu-ling. STYLUS STAFF-1956 BUSINESS STAFF Editor ,.,.....,.,,.,.,..,......,.,,.,, Senior Editor ,.,. Class Editor ..,,., Activities Editor Sports Editor ..,.,,... MICHAEL KALLAY THOMAS LORENC BETTY FACCIANI DANIELLE SMITH PAUL SCHMELING Art Editor ..............., ........,,, G LENN FALK Assistant Art Editors ................ JANE WILLIAMS MARY LOUISE MURRAY Photographer .... ..,.. M ARY ELLEN MAXWELL Advisers .,..,.,,. ...,....,...,...,. H ELEN STEELE GORDON EMERY STYLUS STAFF- 'I957 FacuIty Editor ..,,.................... RHODA HORWIN Senior Editor ..., Ctoss Editor .,,..,, Activities Editor ..,, Sports Editor .,.., .. SARAH MURPHY MARTHA GERFY DIANE SHARPE LEONARD NAYLOR Business Manager ..,..... Assistant Business Manager ,,...,....,,,,,, Advertising Solicitors Typists Forty Six MARGARET TOKI HENRIETTA TRZECIAK MARY ELLEN DUSACK JUDY STOY SHIRLEY RAKOCZY MATILDA FINDISH DOROTHY WEYANT FRANCES LUCAS JOSEPH GERGELY MARGARET KOSLAP JOAN RICH PHYLLIS HORVATH ELEANOR PATRICK Margaret Toki and Henrietta Martha Gerfy, Diane Sharpe, Sarah Murphy and Mike Kallay shows Rhoda Hor rd Naylor find there's more to it than iust win whct's on the agenda for pictures. next year. Tom Lorenc, Mike Kallay, Paul Schmeling and Dannie Smith get busy with rulers, pencils and paper. F. Lucas, P. Horvath, J. Gergely, M. Koslap and J. Rich busy at their typewriters. Mary Ellen Dusack, Judy Stoy, Shirley Rakoczy and Tillie Findish deciding what to do about it. RKPVV lfll. llulnilh l Uvrgvlv Nl. Kuslupj RQJXY J-Nl. 'liulsi Slim: Ni ililil l M lliiszxuli. ROW' 5-fl. Rlfh. lf. llulilnli. H. 'l4i:vil.xlx. lf. l.m.xs lVll, Sliriuln. l QQ is li Jlmy rua will STAGE CREW ROW I-I. Crcw. Richard Scndek, Robert Sendek: ROW 2-Mr. Yocfa, USHERS R. Stallion, D. Holsopple. I. Kiss. F. Sell, R. Mauri:io: ROW 3-C. l.aml'1. T, Yankmvwkv, I. Honadle. I. Krvmpasky. T. Papinchnk. C. Knlak. MONITORS I. Rulval. P. Schmeling. L. Naylor: ROW 3-R. Glsewhire. T Klcna. E. Sherlock: ROW 4-W. Grccn. A. Pruchnir, 'l'. Pnncrti B. VVzxgnx'r. LIBRARIANS ROW l-Mr. Cassler. Sklodownkl, Fleck. E. Pap inchak: ROW 2-C. lmgrund, L. Geisel. M. Shedloskv I. Pcvahouac. L. Kufh: ROW 5-D. Holsopplc, 'l' Lorenz, R. Francv. ROW I-D. Pletcher, B, Kopchak, F. Colamcvo, P. Paul, l. Law, l. Han- charik, F. Kush: ROW 2-Mias Keenan. D. Kopchak, B, Kopasck. I. Smith, K. Dolan: ROW 3-M. Hamzik, V. Campitcll, C. Lambert. Forty Eight W ' ,9 a'l71ntion,7haf... ROW I-M. Maruschok, L. Hoffman, A. Findish, P. Wargo, I. Kush, I. Hordubay, R. Hickey, B. Stopko, R. Minitti, L. Kush, K. Pierre: ROW 2-R. Llpdegraff, Statler, Rubal, H. Makuch, C. Marcino. M. Keirn, L. Cicotcllo, M. Wise, C. Wozny, L. Sherwin: ROW 3- F. Mock, I. Crew, D. Dona, I. Stoy. E. Olsen, G. Heeter, M. Gerfy, D. Clement, T. DeMarcog ROW 4-Mr. Feclev. I. Dalimontc. R. Wargcm. I. Glosky, B. Paul, T. Klena, W. McGee, R. Hickey, I. Hunts-r. John Glosky, Linda Hoffman, John Rubal and P. Wargo, L. Smith, E. Olsen, J. Rubal, L. Sherwin Myrna Keirn keep things running smoothly at and Mr. Feeley listen to the business of the day. Student Council meeting. f Z ..., ,,,: D' ,F x a Z mpg 'lil' .. ' Q ll I sf., . M lj . q,..,, ,... x I a.g?rMlfl!llWII1y'X Linda Hoffman reads the Student Council minutes as Rose Hickey, Beth Paul and Mary Foust listen intently. ROW l-L. Custer. L. Luhrano. M. Koslap. F. Lucas, V. Campitvll, D. Hackett. I. Sklodnwski, N. Boruchg ROW I-Miss an uni. W. lshman. D. Corlc. D. Lamh, Margo Weax'cr, Marcia VVc.1xrr. C. Rizzo, B. Stopkn. K. Visloskv. E. Kush. Mr. Shu er ROVV 3-C. Volk, C. Owcns, G. Grvvhvmk. C. Bundy. C. Fdtla. M. Toth, F. Colameco. S. llcttle. I. Balwr: ROVV 4-l. Aiam C. Bafarl, D. llancharik. R. Marino, I. Rach. M. Fimlish. P. Horxulh: ROW 'F-E. Alex. B. Prrkusky, M. ll.-imzik. B, lliuuar M. Dusack, R. Kiss: ROW 6-H. Trczccrak, M. Toki. D. Shustrr. S. Varna, D. Wcyaiit. I. Plcfcher, I. Kngulg ROW' Tflf Rx kuxzv. S. Vexumzio, S. Rurlmczy, N. sions, C. Vvirick, Pvvalmnsc, M. Nloluzir: ROW 8--A. Noblv. R. Scnclulx. lf. VVQHU I. Grvrgely, W. lslrman, R. Campitell. M. Tallion, R. VVris. Mr. Bounds, S. Verna, M. Findish, H. Trzeciak and P. Horvath dig into a covered dish at the Com- mercial Club supper. cfozfa of Monk Miss Severine and Miss Carroll are served by Miss Santucci. Mary Ellen Dusack watches from the background as Betty Focciani and Virginia Campitell prepare to cu? the cake. . of jun. J. Gergely, W. Ishman, J. Honadle, E. Kush, D. Hackett and S. Verna put their heads together over serving the chocolate milk. Ed Stefancik and Sczroh Murphy run over their lines with Miss McLoughlin. 0 BQ OR NOT jo 482 ROW l-l.. l.earh, C. Volk, R. llorwin. R. llirkev, ll. Malxurh, l... Grlwl, B. Vovllxn Crum: ROVV 2-P. Shaulls, P. Blough. C. VVua'-cr, D, Ldmh. G. Grcyln-ck. C. Falla, F. Columcco, N. Baruch, B. Slopko: ROVV 5-M. Murray, 5. Murphy, D. Pvzxrxun. P. Comimky, ll. Murphy, l.. Rios. B. VVlvu-, I. Ll-hmau, G. B1lr'lololnucr'i. M. Kowlap: ROW 4-YP. Zvplxn, ll. Rvplco. M. La- Porla, P. Maurlzm, I. Link, ll. MrAndrews, B. llohha. li. Damicoz ROW 5-M. Bvll, I. Murphy, D. Wxssrrxger, lll, Bovd D. Hlasko. l.. Cruupixell. B. 'l'luurnas, M. Nuvlor. M. Furgrucls-. I. l.aI:: ROW fvfl. Pauluchrlx. lf. Golnh, D. Mandel. I. Adams. I.. Gales. M. li-Llor. P. Buxu-rx. R. lvlaltu, B. Kupclral.: ROVV 7-A. Nohlv. l, llurnlulvay. D. Malvk. llorxath, Vlxlosky. C. Vvllxon, Zrpku, B. Glosky. B. Muck, li. Slvfanclkg ROW X-N. Brrkcy, U. Knrvhl. R. Pclrn, N. Mzlxxxr-ll, D. Bx'rlu'v. C. Dilllulio, l. llanrlrarrk, B. Wn'x'zlrxLlt, D. Phrllipf S. Kfxrrzcxwkr. I. VVilli.rms: RKJW' 9-F, Strfllxlu, P. Bluugh. P. Vcnanzm. S. Ralxorzv. P. llvrguxon, l.. Yvmxdallg ROVV lil-K. XVrllrr, lf. Rakmtx. M. lrvdurlxo D. Lalkatof. M, Spun-Ilr N. Gallagrn. E, Drilzcnuxlch. S. Lrrpchak. M. Muller. S. Grllcsplc. N. Mrllvr, C. lmgruml. v 3- . .gary . Lt . '. . f11 W '. 'x 47 ' 5- , ,.-. , X Li- , .- X fx? X - 1 '77 -'AE nf, E I.-in W N ' - ' ' ' '- W llg I Q, f' I X. , , x x . ,e 4,44 f 925. 4-.'f'f-'ff W I N - ' X 1 ij? Q- gfziifh-uh W - '. ... .,.' T114 ' 'fx ,...,,, ,..-,' -,,.-:f, . V i Y '12 ' ' ' lf ' 'l5?Jf5Zi':'Ji - - -.-nag-'-. J. Horvoth, G. Knechr, M. Fedor, J. Crum, E. Drozenovich and E. Stefoncik play rheir parts well. . 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' :yqg.ygf' img: h . I -g.-.El-?Fq.:3:.-Ev: . I 1 I -V: .-'z.:1.iz:.:LE??ig, !I?'f-L91 'Qgsi-:25?'. '4:'P'5:'f-1El:if'. -1-'-. 1 . .' . - - .' - '- .i .-I-::f:Z-.I'5:5:-iw? ' ' .'Qf'fs'?.- ' '7'fi?.'?'-:'1'-.:N.'.'f- 11:11-2. :T.- - - .'-af-'f-'ifw-7.Lir95 ' .5-'-L -' ' M-'Lf-'-.ei--23,21-. -,:1G.'.-.'-.:.2,-L- 5121-1-:-1:':.',-z fi:-lui'-' hifi. - - 1 .f.-....u.2.w:a:'m'!.-:5:er::Lfm-'--P ROW l- . Fleck. N. Faint. K. Olsen. B. Vo tko, K. Vislosky, Mrs. Shaffer: ROW 2-D. Iones, I. Sklodowski, C. Grimes, D. Pletcher. P. Y . Cominsky. M. Miller, D. Mandel: ROW 3-K. Weller. I. Fetslco. L. W' d mgar . E. Sherlock. I. Single. R. Senclek. I. Pipon. ur., 33'1'T?-iiffi!-3' .mf-fi-.-.-. -- ' ' ' ,,.... -1-J f-'.1F'.-.. .I Q., .zur , -4A. H All A .... -. ,nryhl f-.,'?-E5-':i ' I I I eff:-, t . x ' X ' -:wily - 'iff' fl' 1' ' ' '.'35?:. X , 'I xX . .-T Q . ff NX '- 4w.:fy,-1-'- . . - - . f'eQ x1.,' '- . .:-.:?,-- ROW l-K. Pierre, D Sharpe L Link I St tl G P . . . . . a er, . atrick, N. Palumbo, L. D. Berkey: ROW 2-E. Papinchak. Miss Washko, L. Alclstadt. L. Kush, L. I. Rich, l. Gaffney, V. Phillips. N. Berkey: ROW 3-M. Maxwell. B. Lander: duba . B Rodish M. D k C . , usac . . Charnego, D. Yourich, DA. Smith: ROVV M. Kflarron, K. Dl ' oan. E. Sendek. C. Pristow. C. Imgrund, C. Walker. ag...-, - . - .. xl LP .-:.':-- --.-. .. 951' . g .... . . .. 9. 1 .fx- '-. '-.., . .w r. 51 7.: 4v:i.,3,'..: . s :X . .4-'s ' ' . , . , - . ,'..'.a:-.::-- . .: -3-qw-f 1-serif -: nz--5.5-j.Q:55f..'1g.'QSz2'.55f.,: z Iii ' id- 2-ad.-.f..z..z15-.mm.:r1.sf1f1.u- :a.'A1.ax.:!fd.reL- Custer, A. DiGiacomo, B. Mickey. K. Grohal, B. While. M. Gerfy. Geisel. W. Blough, N. Maxwell. M. Baer, B. Maioris B Olenik, R Hicke M Kll . y, . 2 er, M. Spinelli. 1. Hordubay, F. Gollsh,'K. Her -M. Da ' .M. - mlco Kelrn, B. Paul, L. Woodall. B. Hoffman. M. Shull 'ZW -. .-.- -:,,, - -1 sw., - 1- ' .v :ff-.' - J-z f X w-Za.. ' . tw. M - 4 'vm ff5?i'fr11':eMw6+51' I. mils- .. 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Greybeck, M. Furgiuele. B. Hubba. D. Blasko. A. Vaneiken: ROW 3-L. Custer, L. Link. M. Manges. C. Bundy. S. Verna, M. Findish, I. Malta. D. Berkey. G. Patrick: ROW 4-l. Hancharik. R. Malta. F. Lucas. M. Hamzik. S. Karczewski, C. Wirick. D. Webb. C. Fleegle: ROW 5-H. Makuch, E. Rakoczv. l. Adams. C. Volk. C. Rizzo. C. Owens, M. Spinelli. D. Berkey: ROW 6-R. Marfizo S. Rakoczy, I. Rich, C. Bafail, F. Ripper, M. Tallion, M. Ockayg ROW 7-M. Keller, M. Dusack, I. St tl , E. ' ' fish. N. Stone. I. Stoy. a er Zack. B. Facciani. F. Stef: Hand ROW l-Miss Weaver, L. Aldstaclt, G. Patrick, B, Kovach. L, Custer, C. Weaver, D. Lamb, Margn Weax'er. Marcia VVeaver: ROW 2-M, Keller, L, Geisel, K. Olsen. L. Link, D. Sharpe. R. Weis, I. Statler, I. Peval-louse, B. Stopko. D. Smith: ROW 3- M. Maxwell, B. Landers, N. Stone. D, Hill, C, Sanders, F. Steflish, M. Spinelli, G. Mareino. D. Pletcher. S. Webb: ROW 4-W. Blough, E. Patrick. S. Gillespie, B. Paul, M. Keirn. P. Horvath, M. Manges, I. Balscr, S. Hettlc, Pipon. ROW l.-C. Mease, R. Updegraff, C. Rcpine, R. Farkash, S. Brutrs, M. Zarneaky, B. Wagner. M. Faust. ll. Mclilhaxwv, G Keller, D. Lackatos, M. Laporta. C. Lambert: ROW 2-B. Drazenavlch, I. Weaver, E. Patrivk, I. VVilwon, P. Blough, 5. Paint P. Bowen, B, Mickey, A, Noble. R. Wolford, R. Seesc, M. Madeyg ROW' 3-M. Kelescheny, C. Mickey, I. Frazier, I. Deyarmin B. Bobalick, V. Farkash, E. Medva, P. Kiera, P. Hudack, D. Kopchak. M. Petro: ROW 4-Miss Duncan. B. Boyle. S. Parson N. Zack. A, Ioseph, L. Young. A. Nolan, M. Shull. B. Hoffman. S. Clark. Fifty Four Shirley Webb, Martha Keller, Margie Spinelli, Gloria Mareino and Marilyn Manges at Senior Y-Teen weiner boil. Y - T EN G Benson L Wmgard C Weyandt N - 4? .-if Judy Statler decorates for Y-Teen Prom while Linda Link and Joyce Balser supervise. Q w S f S 'rf .,r,l 55f?5' . X ' 1 '..:1-1 El .-.f,,f 3 ,1.. ' Jfsepefy lanel Jnrerskd . f . our fave Miss Duncan and Miss weaver preside Muskeieers. at the Y-Teen Tea. HI-Y L. C. ROW I-E. Srefancik, R. Barndt. W. VVez1vw:r, A. Lambert. G, Bvnsm. R. Surlmslxy: ROW 2-Mr. Emery. Oakes, C. Lanlh Wingard, T. Yankowsky. R. Wirick, I. Fetako, Mr. Bartholomew: ROW 3-D. Shaffer. G. Weaver, I. Sepetv. R. Gisewhirc Weyandt. W. lshman. 91aw.4, Uicum, Jada, ja.4lubn.4, .Sponta ROW I-I. Marta. M. Koslap, F. Kush, I, Law, M. Mnlnal'. V. Toth. A. Vanmkcn: ROW Z-Miss Kccnan. F. Rippvr. F. Giordano. M. Ockay. B, Knpvhnk. Mr. Shuestvrp ROW lfli. Stcinnrik. R. Surkusky. I. Waltus, G. VVnrgu. F. Kush, M. Ockay, M. Molnar, F. Giordano and B. Kopchak check over their exchange copies. Margie Koslap, editor, and Miss Keenan, Hi-Times adviser, check the dummy for errors. any 5459445 . A. Vaneiken, F. Kush, G. Wargo, E. Stefancik, M. Ockay and J. Matta help prepare Hi-Times copy. These five people represented our alma mater at various events during the school year. Beth was our Voice of Democracy win- ner both in W.H.S. and at the county contest where she walked away with the top honors. Her speech was sent into the state contest. Johnny appeared on the Wilken's Amateur Hour. He and his squeeze-box are going places. Johnny has a small or- chestra called the Silver Tones. He plays for school dances and local af- fairs. We feel sure we'll be hearing more about him in a few years. Donna and Mary Louise won first prize in the field of Historic Costumes in the first Historama conducted at the Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh in November. Their award consisted of a set of records entitled The Testament of Freedom. Dannie represented us at the Somerset County Fall Festival. This event replaced Pennsylvania Week in Somerset County. She presided over the Soroptimist Fair. Johnny appeared on the Junior Disc Jockey Show of WCRO. With his smooth voice, smooth personality and good records he was able to step into the win- ner's circle six weeks in a row. Beth Paul John Krempasky Donna Gogo and Mary Louise Murray Danielle Smith John Rubal r i 'Q O'q ll 4 Il jlmu and fm ,hx ,6.,s1 iKli':lk Q Wrox., o,0:'nni Q lin' it sl 'Q 'aging Carol Pristow, Louise Kush, Linda Link and Mary Jane Reighard roast hot dogs at the F. H. A. picnic. Virginia Campitell, Louise Kush, Lor- raine Rios and Nancy Gahagen keep the F. H. A. running smoothly at in- stallation ceremony. Nancy Faint and Kristine Olsen, our calorie sellers, tempting Sarah Murphy. J. Sepety, C. Lamb, C. Weyandt, L. Wingord, P. Schmeling and J. Krempasky clown it up at Hi-Y and Stage Crew assembly. Marilyn Manges, Margo Weaver and two unidentified pals seem intent on something or the other. 312.0171 dgncomjnq a Bunn Diane Pearson and Linda Link Hprettying up the lfnek Honclrargck Chfcksg Aliooli in R055 lfllclqelg gym for Y-Teen Spring Dance c ec s a oo ou an arie amz: is pus ' checking. F. Sell, J, Polansky, R. Sendek, D. Holsopple, C. Lamb, J. Hon- adle, J. Krempasky, J. Kiss, T. Yankowsky don't realize that more work and less supervision seems to be in order here. 9 if Lucky cake walk winners are Paul Hengen and Dorothy Oh! What a night it was! Parade, cheering, pep dance and the big game the next night. Nagy at Hi-Y Pep Dance. W. Mayers, W. lshman, Mrs. Probert, D. Hackett and J. Gergely seem puzzled about something at the Foot- ball King and Queen Dance. SENIOR CLASS SONG l Moments to Remember As Seniors we have worked and planned To hold our annual football dance, We will have these Moments to Remember. We proudly chose a King and Queen To make our dance supremely keen, We will have these Moments to Remember. Now King Chuck and Queen Shirley Are our Royal pair, they're the pride and ioy of Windber High, D So greet them with a cheer. And as the time so swiftly goes, the Varsity Dance we have to close, We will have these Moments to Remember. l wg dl gym . -. , ' nfl qt Hi V mm ':.'-'ful I Y R Qf?+'N'.f t I.: D , ,,..:.4.,.5. y . 1-,,1 -1,-aa., iS' X f-A .f- :.' S- gf,-J 'L '.j-13. N. .. , 7' . ' ::f:':??i .- .. - 1 .3 Eli .- :1- 5-R' - Q F .. , ,-' . ff- ?:.'fL fir' - . . : . 1 2.5.11- T, ll' I. . 'J 'I . in lf., I' l i ifAqfWtN'n.iaii ' is Fzggg., 1 f 1 523+ f sv' . .1-121:-A.vjZ'.tFf Y -951. , 'I' ' V' ' , Ii ' :t51.:.5L, --'H tlwgy... , U If . fif-T.-,...'.vflii-.f5'.f,,, f: N595 Y Y' , , . .. V ....aa.:v stew Charles Finnegan and Shirley Rakoczy sit on their royal seats. lAt least temporarily.J 'WZomanfA to Mr. Cassler, E. Rakoczy, P. Horvath, M. Findish and J. Gergely wait for the big moment . . . Who will be king and queen? Mrs. Perich helps M. Pinto, J. Niovich, W. Smutko and J. Lewark get ready for their grand entrance. .Qh And fun was had by all. P. Bowers, R. Vitucci, R. Barndt, S. Gillespie, E. Patrick and L. Lubrano, along with Miss Fornear, make with the music for the Varsity Dancel. olllilf, 4. I P as, 1 ' S ? 5 .' gg I -l 53 a.,.N1 :Liv .V A .,, it x i N' ,f,,' h ,Ld - . gt, , , We 4 P it , ,. .E AQ, 5 5 W M. . 9 I' n 1 Q QueenhShLrley and King Chuck '- - ' ' start t e ancing again. Jluwuqlz ' and 'Mp In ffm Jfnnm ll.ARlNETS-Mfxrlha Bell, VVaml.x lllmxgh. l0sUpl1 lirtsluu, Barbara Xvvllcr. Nancv lVlaxxxvll. Auclrvv Prnrml. TRl,llVlPlf'l'S-Rolwrt .annlvrm lVl.xx'v lfllvn Nlxller. Vrrmm GurLln11. Krxxtmc Olwn. Bar- Knut. lamcx Nlllulwll, lVlvlx1n CH-xxvll. l'34'rnarLl Emu' lVl.1rllnUv1wr lum Vnvllxo, Don Bzetlxtf, Carulvn Cflmrncgo. VVlll1.un Comvllxo. Rulmrml Nlnlxlv, luwplu llclxaln, lirul Rugcl. Carl Svmv, lvrrv linux llulxopplv. lrvnc Hordulmv, Inlm Latz. Marv Izmv Nlarron. llullman, l.1ml.n llullmfm, Clnrlrv lloxrrrlcr, Iarmw Knrlnuwml, lVl1u'1urlv Paxton, lizwlwz-1r.1 Ronlif-lx, lVlnl'lnn Slmll, Brits' lam' Lon-kc. lwlm Slaflio. VV1IIx.um Suarmklvxgclh 'l'l2UNll5ONES-lfslxxnul Snlmfvr, Nlnxv rlllwrvsn Nzxvlur, Carulvn Stunlinary. Vlllmums lnrqualo. VV1ll1am llollvvxalu, llvunix Grvvvx. l.elm's Lafz, Cllcnn Vlllmnms, NAXUl7llONlfS -Cfululzxlurv lintln, lfrmlrcx Luxuk lzuw YV1lliamX luvu- llcxxxwv' lin-ll Mmwnk. l5ARI'l'f7Nli llOl2NS-fl'Vlfll'x lfllvn l.u-ulvn Rufio Rum- lVlarv lllilmlm Knlhlferl lluxwlulmv, vlvhonmx lVl.1xxx0ll, lolux Sxnglv, llvfulrlcv VV.xgnrl. l5A5SllS-Clurv K.xufnmu. .lpunvlvalk ll.nlu.ulx YVl'ulr. Ruum VVnlforgl. l.xnu-X l'Aulml11lx. Cflmrlw Vv'vv.umlr, l.ux'rv VVmg.xul. lilfl,l.S-Elvsurmx' llnplvulmlx. lidxrv Scnuur. l7l.Ll'l'lf5-Suianlu' Gills'-pw, lolmn Unurlvv, Nlarqdrvl lualv Smllvr, l'l'lRCllSSlON-Punnlll Stmpvl. Dmul Kuuqlx. lir-1:lv:r l3.ulv lVl.1u VN'mg.u'cl, Zuc Ann Hcrkrlwxlv. Carole Yvxlxun. HORNS lhslmm. l,gxx'rv Gxmllvxpvrgcx. l.vuu.nul l.ulllzn.x. lfmmv Rnlx, -l.mnln Alnlxuull. Nfmrv Bcrlxrv, lVl.1rv lflcanur liuilmlx lf.-xtlulnwrx lfxlc Ol-cn. Our Drum Mcxior- Jomes Conielko Our Senior Moiorettes-Danielle Smith and Shirley Rokoczy .K 2 jluz Band Qld , the Janis fn planar Clockwise: Danielle Smith, Shirley Rakoczy, Emma Rakoczy and Jane Zepka. ,wt 45 is Jo, Connie and Lois look kind of bored with what ever is going on. The Ramblers must be winning! Look how happy Dannie, Emmie, Shirl, Eleanor and Janie are. 1 - . , fs Qu' Q , jlmq :UQ Hof , Jlmq 2112 Hn! ', Jimi! lm 5111 and ! ROW l-A. DiGiacomo. N. Palumho. L. Lvarh, P. Blough, D. Hadix. D. Pletchcr, N. Grcvnv. T. Bunk, S. Faint, I. Wilsoxi, I. Link. P. VVargo, L. Rios, E. lludv, H. Makuch. R. Matta. G. Bartolomuui. K. Gruhal, C, He-lscl, M. Lakhinsky, S. Gergi-lv. S. Hagan. G. Kvllcr, ll. Repkoz ROW 2-M. Fedorko, L. Antunuh, M. Mitchell, L. Cuslvr. M. Fedor. D. Mandi-l. N. Gahagcn. Rich. M. Dusack, Marcia Wt'ax'er, Margo VVeaxcr, D. Ioncs I. llorvath. C. Klimck, B. Hviwr. B. Maioris, E, Zahroxkv, L. Link, G. Wrax'i'r: ROW' 3--R. Marfizn I. Rich, A. Stoskcv. M. llamzik. B. Pvrkoskv. F. Lucas. M, 'l'oth, D. VVcyandl. D. Bvrkvv, I. Berkcv. N. Stone. E. Drazennvich, I. Pipun, K. Flvcglc, H. lhoniaw, P. Bnwrrw, L. Galt-s. 5. Clark. R. Micknuls. n n uni' U' 5 , Q' 1' gf Ji' A w ' i ' , 4 '- .fe-. s :vi ' 1' '4 ,.. ,f1 ,.- 4, ,N -V 'v 'Q fy' 3 nf -Q 4' . '39 '- . ' '- f .' L ' A Q I- M, , . Z ' 'L::s ':'.. ., c 0 ..:'s. ' . , N 'Lx L , ' 6 uf: .- , - 'U'-5 -, '5' I i. 1- U X 0 ,. , ' ' ' ROW I-C. Diliiuliu, I. Faust. Kipp, S. Miirphy. Smith, A. Muscatello, M. Manley. A. Nolan, E. DiMarro. H. Olcnik, B. White, S. Ls-wark, E. lllulky, I. Kallay, R. Vilucci, I. Felix. D. Wiswingx'r. C. Mareino. T. Yankowsky, F. Miller, W. Howell, R. Coniclko, C. Wirick. R. Surkosky, P. Hudack, H. Mclilhanry, R. Farkashg ROW I-P. Koot. F. Strffish, A. Findish. C. Stehlev. A. Vaneikcn, li. Daily. M. Petro. M. Rrighard, I. Slallcr, li. Zack, L. Luhranu. I. Matta, A. Hillcgm. P. Brutts, R. Shaffer, G. Lehman, T. Liska. I.. Findifh. G. Pipon, G. Patrick, P. Schini-ling, D. Kopchak. C. Bundy, C. Pristow. D. 'llrvsnickyg R. Maga::u, D. Goqo, L. Aldstadtz RKJW 3-P. Fi-rgiimii, D, Horwitz, H. lluriulh, V, Toth, R. Pinto, H. Clloxky. B. Mirkrv, C Mraw. R. llprh-grail, B. Vespa H, Bovlr, li. Kopuhuk, l:. Kusli. I. Crum, li, Boriwhak, 'l'. Phillips. W. Muyvr. D. Kohlvr, N. Enoch. M. Walker, M. Zahruiky. Walrus. Da- goxtino. G. l.s-onartlik, l.. Young, M, Zarnrkkv, S. Bruttx. C. Sanders. P. Horvarhp ROW 4-D. Pi-arson. G. Marcino, B. Kovach, D. B1-rkrv, Lf. Owenf, M. Barr, B, VVevandt, B. Kopasck, P. Cominsky, L. Horxath. G. Koot, B. lloffmzin. B. Mock, E. Patrick, I. Dressick, E. Stefan- uk, T. Panetti, VV. Grvrn, N. Ilarhziiigli, B. VVagnrr. R. Hickcv, Honadlv, F. Gnlish, L. Pachclla, S. Uillcapw, M. Miller. B. Paul, N. Spinelli, M. Km-irn. Sixty Four 1 K I N :::',: :gf v. . x , s a 'fi is ,, Q. I t Wff ' 5 M 6 'Q 2 5 A 5? if Jr ,X .. F im A 'Y , ' ,N '1 S-.fi 5' 5 W f?hi l 1 f fr 'WjfirfQf .N ' fa ' s a 4 '1 i. . O . 4 . O . . In . s . , . .1 , ' l. .lf -.,'.r,...,. . 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I -. ,U .' .I :j:f:'?::.-.:- K srevz HQPLRN ' KONPLLD voumzsg D. ,K MEX FLTTV jhcq .Keep Um Jmnm TRACK BASEBALL MANAGERS TRACK-Nicholas Poscovich, Alfred Min- niti, Larry Gindlesperger, BASEBALL-Gary Lehman, Robert Sur- kosky, Robert Helmon, Mike Pinto, Robert McDowell. BASKETBALL-Richard Furmanchik, Wil- liam Hritz, Steve B e r e t s el, Allen Pruchnic. WRESTLING-Paul Morwoy, Robert Gisewhite, J o s e p h Kush, George Konclcas. BASKETBALL WRESTLING -1 ,+.. - -it O ij' H UE Q O NL. -5' . ' gl fl Q. .1 'Q 'if .'f f . .L .. ... f RES U LT3 Q? 56 bLPf5ON mf: .5 1 5i22f1'1'wuNoe,era as SHPLDE TWP - - ' Q1 WNDBER 7 PLLTOONPL Q5 W.NDEwEIi o mm- mbmcv. as W .NDEVEK 7 JOHNSTOWN 13 'NDBEK I9 EQKPLDFOKD o wwmaerg 6 1.1 eomsmaucwfw 7 WINDBEIL 52: PLDFLM6 W' ,5 .ND DHL E525 pumxsumwmzv 7 QNVN D BML on fi JOHNSTOWN Clk' Q, 1 B. .N D wa +9 PITTSBURGH Me. 6 j ' - ' .,f.. s 4.-. '2-..:f! -C' . - - . - . .r4Q'i'? - '. f.ifff: a jim 155 fiamblazm ROW I-C. Cumtcr, I. Brutts. R. Zeiglcr, R. DePoIo P Seesc, C. Finnegan. R Brutrs 5 B1-retsel, G. Gahagen, W. Hritzz ROW 2--W. Smutko Zk ZdhELhkAPlbGWhlRDPIHKlkMSlkGKdROWlCPtk I. Lewark. G. ac . N. in as , . as ins y. . aum o. . ars e, e oo ime , . a co. . on asg - 1. a ric , I. Borovicka, G. Pauley, H. Polasko, C. Webb, C. DiGiulio, S. Kurcis, F. Klemstine, A. Pckala, A. Gannt: ROW 4-I. Kosturko, W. Walters. D. Dona, A. Tavalsky, Kotch, M. Hynick, R. Zvolerin. Sixty Nine Rich DePolo clicking off the yards on an end run. Fourteen seniors played their last for Windber High in the Pittsburgh North Catholic game on the twelfth of Novem- ber. Each closed, in that final game, four years of hard work and good playing in high school football. Two of our seniors did well in being placed on the Tribune- Democrat All-Scholastic team. They were Roy lPetel Seese and Charles Finnegan. Pete was chosen to be on the first team as fullback. Chas made the second team as end. Um 521712211 Siam gh!! Above-Clarence Custer, William Hritz and Charles Finnegan. Richard De-Polo Below-Robert Brutts, Pete Seese and Joseph Brutts. Above-Gwynn Gahogen, George Kondcls and William Smutko. Below-John Lewark, Robert Zeig ler and Mike Salkco. nw Steve Beretsel The recipient of the Windber Stadium Award was Pete Seese as a back. Pete was the high scorer of the Windber football team with 97 points. Other senior hard- workers were Rich DePolo, Mike Salkco, Robert Brutts and Bob Zeig- ler in the backfield. Fine line work was done by Gatch Gahagen, Bill Smutko, Bill Hritz, Clarence Custer, Joe Brults, Steve Beretsel, John Le- wark and George Kondas. ff Gatch Gahagen going after a Johnstown passer. Jim, ww iluz Hip Hip Hooray! That's the familiar cry of the Windber High cheerleaders. These girls played an important part in the sports activities of the school. The squad this year consisted of seven seniors: Phyllis Horvath, Beth Paul, Tillie Findish, Virginia Campitell, Helen Makuch, Myrna Keirn and Judie Stoy. Carol Pristow a iunior, and two substitutes, Jeanie Pevahouse and Donna Berkey com- pleted the squad. The girls, themselves, elected Phyllis Horvath as captain. Phyllis did a splendid iob in seeing that everyone in the group worked together. Beth Paul was chosen co-captain. Both girls earned them- selves a well deserved cheer. The cheerlead- ers attended football games that were at home or away. The fans could always count on the cheerleaders to keep their spirits aroused whether the team was winning or losing. They also attended the basketball games to keep that same spirit in the air. Miss Janet Roland did a fine job as ad- viser. She saw to it that the girls prac- ticed and she made suggestions whenever necessary. The cheerleaders really appre- B. Paul, P. Horvath, J. Pevahouse, D, Berkey and C. Pristow. Clcled lhe help She gave them' J. Stoy, M. Keirn, P. Horvath, B. Paul, D. Berkey, J. Pevahouse, C. Pristow and T. Findish cheer on the Ramblers at the Johnstown game. i ff 10 Seventy Two .iclwnlh 69Qpp.efz-'Llppmm H. Mclkuch, V. Compitell, J. Stoy, M. Keirn, P. Horvclth cmd B. Poul didn't seem to like that lost touchdown mode by Johnstown. Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Vvfindber Windber RESULTS OF B TEAM 7 14 33 32 I4 7 13 5 Wins Altoona 7 Bedford 7 Westmont O North Cambria 6 Conemcsugh Township 13 Johnstown 14 Johnstown Catholic O -- I Tie - l Loss M. Keirn, H. Mukuch, J. Stoy, T. Findish and V. Cczmpitell. 7 x f 5 l 1 ZW, ww Mwnmqw. umm-fmwt Wann Khppdzgsz Art Palumbo picking up yardage against the Troians of Johnstown. WINDBER-33 SHADE-7 Although they were the predicted underdogs, Windber started the '55 season out right by giving Shade a good lacing, 33-7. Fine running by Rich DePolo and Pete Seese sparked the attack. WINDBER-7 ALTOONA-25 On the following week, the Ramblers had a rough time at Mansion Park against Altoona where they lost by the score of 25-7. Altoona capitalized on four big breaks and handed Wind- ber their first setback. WINDBER-O HAR-BRACK-8 The Ramblers tasted defeat for the second time to the tune of 8-0. The boys from Windber put up a very good fight, but some bad breaks plus a downpour and a sea of mud ended Wind- ber's hopes of getting into the winning column again. WINDBER-7 JOHNSTOWN-'I3 Although Windber led almost the entire game, the Men of Troy came back in the last few minutes of the game to defeat their traditional rival, l3-7. This annual classic was followed by a melee which almost put an end to the long series of games between the two schools. WINDBER-'I9 BRADFORD-0 The Ramblers got back in stride after three straight losses by easily whipping a newcomer to the schedule, Bradford, l9-O after cz one day postponement because of rain. Again the top scorers for the Ramblers were Pete Seese and Rich DePolo. Seventy FOU1' WINDBER-6 CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP-7 The Ramblers met defeat for the fourth time in the '55 season as the Indians from Cone- maugh Township came out on top of a very close battle by the slim margin of 7-6. ln this game, Park Baker, the Indian's star fullback, was held to the least amount of yards he had gained this season. WINDBER-53 ADAMS TOWNSHIP-18 Roy lPetel Seese, senior fullback, led the assault on the Blue Hornets of Adams by making five touchdowns and passing the sixth. When the dust cleared, the Ramblers had come out on top by a score of 53-18. WINDBER-33 PUNXSUTAWNEY-7 The Kawchakmen came back nicely by completely outclassing their opponent to even up their wins and losses for the season at 4 and 4. WINDBER-61 .IOHNSTOWN CATHOLIC-6 Windber High School took advantage of three fumbles, two blocked kicks and an intercept- ed pass in rolling over Johnstown Catholic, 6l-6 at the Windber Stadium. It was the highest score chalked up by the Ramblers since defeating Conemaugh 65-7 in l95O. WINDBER-49 PITTSBURGH NORTH CATHOLIC-6 Using some real razzle dazzle football, Windber finished the season with a bang as they outplayed their heaviest opponent of the year, Pittsburgh North Catholic. Fourteen Ramblers played their final game and turned in one of their best performances of the season. There goes Pete Seese again! Seventy Five Jalm 'Wla 0141 VN l DC l I' R cl A P lx 1 I' Sh k M llvnickg ROW 2-G. Warwh1'I. T. loscph, I. Le-dncy. R. Zn-iqlcr, R. Drpolo, tl lx VN H ll I D I l B ln P ROVN 3 W B l R H lk T. Bo oc' 1 - -in. 14- 0. 'teh' q LIT: ' I -Izs-f' u:... , X ., N! . an if I .Yuki-Q V . . he 0 6 f. :'. . . .-: , ' T 1?-5' ', 6 :'1..' ti ' 1 A : . ' 'I gg. T - f 5 . x A '55 SEASON Windber Portage l Windber Portage 5 Windber Altoona 16 Windber Johnstown Catholic 9 Windber Richland Township 5 Windber Adams Township 5 Windber Conemaugh Township 8 Windber Conemaugh Township 7 Windber Cresson 7 Windber Cresson 9 Windber Adams Township i0 Windber Johnstown Catholic 2 Windber Richland 4 4 Wins - 9 Losses Jn fha fall Hmm ...N aa., Bob Zeigler doing some warm-up catching. hr Q. vig ' ' ' V , 'ff nf, ,l Q, , - , . t ffxu JU ' S H ' Nil ' x t.. -,Qu 'uh fm MQ ,f 5, lQg,,f' ,'.-kno mg 1 V ,, .-tv ...ff du-N Q.-ag, ,' if nf ,ww '2Lr, pi, . aug .xypk , IN - A, -H' 4 wwf - , 9 W V is , A ,fxwv . ' 'JM' X wg-1 an f ,4 1 , W fo: ,,.,.w '. Q an if - v - 1 11 vi' wh UAQ- ig' Sam Lewark getting ready for a fast peg to first. Bill Bundy all ready to take a swat at one. ,Q- Y E , me y 41 ' A J .. . W 6 E E,-E., 1 'N . Q 1 - , ' , M f' 4' : . fr V, A ' 1 . X - 'QQ' . w awvyf. N , f aww - G A K - - xi N,,y,,1 M., k O 4 , , ' ' :sw U J . Mxanwam W , ' 4. , M Ni Seventy Seven Q Uwz C55 Jnaclr jnam W Q9 1 yi' f 1 ,. X c .A J: K t .. 'ff X . 7 it . ,Q WW. Q . J' t v. s-.qi ROVV lfA. 'lNaivalsl:v. l. Noxak. R. Crrwr N. Zinrlash: ROW 2-I. Bruttx. A. Manu-ll. N. Giiirllrspvrqvr. E. Blackburn. C. Finnvqan: RUVV Sell, Custrr. NV. Smutka. 'l'. Quinn li. Slnwlrulc. U. Uahagvn. 5. Bvrvtscl. A John Novak and Art Palumbo making a tag in A. Palumbo, A. Minniti, N. Gindlesperger, S. Beretsel, a relay. C. Finnegan and R. Seese watch the action from the sidelines. Two of our seniors broke area records this past year. In Dis- trict 5 work, Tom Quinn set cz 22 new record for the high iump witth a leap of 5 ft. 9 in, at the meet at Somerset, Blackburn broke the tape record time in the 100 and 0-yard dashes. Eddie did his in Tri-County competition the Johnstown meet. Charles Finnegan coming down the line. Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Uwz 55 d5'aAAQbzn1m RESULTS OF '55-'56 CAMPAIGN 86 51 65 67 72 36 63 55 57 75 43 47 59 42 52 38 62 70 44 62 28 52 85 Wins Shade Township 56 Altoona 53 Adams-Summerhill 53 Johnstown Catholic 70 Richland Township 54 Alumni 37 Richland Township 51 Westmont 60 Indiana 58 Conemaugh Township 46 Johnstown Catholic 46 Adams-Summerhill 62 Ebensburg 67 Johnstown 80 Ferndale 56 Indiana 74 Westmont 78 Ferndale 61 Altoona 86 Ebensburg 48 Johnstown 42 Conemaugh Township 61 Shade Township 51 - 8 Losses - 15 W I-R. Depolo. T. Ioseph, G. Gahagen, I. Lewark, I Niuvich. M. balkcoz ROW Z-F. Rugcl. R. Vespa. R Depolo. E bh l k: R. Zvolctin. Bartok, C. Webb: ROVV 5-A. Gaunt, M. Hynick, I. Delisa, D. Dona, G. Kuvach, I. Tessari. D, W Seventy Nine gg:-,g 1 .' . 1,,:.. . c - 1 f' Q .' .5 5 - - . :Il l - 'LPS' ' -'. I ' A . .. fit, 'ff WV- Q. ' lt- '32 if-fL -'.'1f:,Qjq . Q 'E Q' f . , IQ si 5 ' 'IEE . 'JY fm J Z . J' . Q-+3 .': f 51.1 Q - . C ' . , ' fb' 1.. . s 0 .W J ,lp N I ' E O ,L -' ,':-1:AAs?.5 gf' K Lf 7. 1 K C996 - f . .5 D, 5 ...A A A M . - 6,5 , A X s s s C C 'VVQO 'Wiz f f A .- Cf Q 6 X ff b E -Z V V A V ' ?- 5?-1-e s,l,..,,.'?rM':, X -s+g:, 6,3 . '24 A , X1 x , Q ' ai., .Q 50 J j 5 . F 'f ff 2 g:3::. i L ' - ,W -' ' 'M -' .-Ifx' - -. - .' --4 VK- 'W fc '.'!f3 A I- . ' -' V.-zs'3'2 ' .E R 3 7fSfGi3'f5?:' 7' ' . Um .Suubfz Gutch seems to be in all the plays, doesn't he? A par? of The large crowd on hand to see the Windber- Wesfmont game. T. Joseph, R. Zvolerin and J. Niovich go up after a rebound. N fm -Nm! f X1.3j? 7'. ...u X ,N 4 M msg! .f A . wh: Mike Salkco watches as Cow ' Niovich tries a shot. Coach Kaplan gives o pep talk to his squad. Um 5532 ROW l-I. Csordas, Mitchell, C. Finnegan. M. Pinto, N. Zindash, R. Tantorno, T. DeMarco, R. Vitucci. Repkoy ROW 2-I. Mxlrphy, R, Zindash, D. Bowser, I. Bokinsky. E. Lashinsky, E. Borihchak, I. Carle, N. Enoch, R. Mauri:1o,C. Mareino, I. Crew. THE ROUNDUP Windber 23 Somerset Windber 11 Bedford Windber 20 Johnstown Windber 35 Portage Windber 'Il Indiana Windber 29 Boswell Windber 21 Everett Windber 36 Cresson Wins - 3 Ties - 1 losses - 4 ' i:T- r ,1- 'T :sY'1:1. . 'af':, '. ' 1:25 k ,-.wif ' 1'2'?:. 2.5.-LW1? 1 6' I . . Ll' F21-H:+4,,' n - ' Z 5346- . .,-' .fu 57 '5'h: U Il -aw'-e.f?'F ,f ff .1n'f 1 ' ..m??5'mD. af.-W' . ' Q ' . Ga ' 41' ...H-xqs .' 'Lg I. Q E.. . .'.. E. .. , . U Q ip Q : -U up 4- .. 1 A I 5. 'i' . i 4'-25' 1, 'iii-. . .:,:.,:,-A EH, .Pin vig if I I. 'I -.J '.,,- I , ' v L' . -. - .11-.. a..5,3'? KITS. ., ' 1.,,,- ', E, ' ..:.: ,ef 1 . A T ' ' ,-,A A I . ' pgs. -h ' 'f ., ,lm ' ' ' -'56 Eighty Two QSIMP-4 R. Tontorno, C. Finnegan, N. Zindash, T. DeMarco, The scorekeepers at the Portage match R. Vitucci, J. Repko and Coach Younker watch the action from the sidelines. 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Dunlo Coal 1424 Graham Avenue Company' Inc' Windbef PeIm5YlV3nia Windber Pennsylvania Phe11iCi6 Jack's Auto Supply Esso Service Stores 704 Main Street in Windber Pennsylvania Paint Borough Pennsylvania Some,-set Pennsylvania Compliments Remember Us for Your Car's Needs of . I Costantino s Wrndber Electric y Service Station COI'POI'afiO11, Graham Avenue and Nineteenth St. Phone 9187 Wxndber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Eighty Se V911 in14r14xiocn14v14m1ni vi 102: Q .6 0:0 Do 01411 1:1411 niozoioi pozoioiol 141111 1 ri ri ri 1 ri 1 311111 11111 ififvin11:'3ueo1o1o14v1n1o1 101 Compliments EAGER BEA VER of X 4 . fb W. ,,..:.1:z2eEi5i5fiiEfi5 2iiiiiiE25i'1ie:::1,.i''M''NW K UNITED MINE .AA1 gg , 2 WORKERS x V ::::A...,.,..:: in :.:,:,. 2 Q Z .,.,,.A.,.,.,., 1,4,.,. ,,.V..b E of ff ai, 535: 5: 5 1:.: 1 .1,.:Z Q ,:,,....,:.,.:.1:,.:.1.:.,..... H in ,.,.:,,, .. .:.. A,,.: 5 li, Z 5 Q2 5 Local Union Number X? 11: 1212 Aiiiiiif En if? 54 Li Wumrxlulummmvul rllll l X ir gil W ji RE Windber Pennsylvania - K7 '- DELIVERY SERVICE STRINGER STUDIO Official Photographer for 1956 Stylus Portraits - Commercial Photostats C A L L E N I S BAKING COMPANY 1424 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Windher Pennsylvania 01101 vii 31 1 11:11:11: p vioxx 1 ni nioioioioiuz Eighty Eight 0341111111113 1111111213113 in 111101111111 1 4111 ri 110101010101 ioioinioioiuii 1 1111 1 ri 3:14 1 1111 3 1 1 2 if 3121 24 101 24 TOWN TAVERN YANNELLI 8: GAYE New Proprietor Jewelers Good Food Opposite Post Office and Iust Seafood-'Steaks-Chicken as Reliable PRIVATE DINING ROOM Authorized Agents for PART'Q:ALL:3gu:19SR ETC STANDARD W. H. S. RINGS AND PINS ' ' ' PAN-AMERICAN BAND INSTRUMENTS Phone 9177 1700 Graham Ave. Windber, PCIIHSYIVHIHH Windber, Pennsylvania JOHN CoNJELKo,s BASSEL FURNITURE COMPANY IDEAL FOOD u I I Home Furnishings Electric Appliances 1200 Somerset Avenue Cash Of Terms 1308 Graham Avenue Phone 670-I Phone 354 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania S H A F E R BAUMGARDNER DRUG STORE MOTORS, INC. M. W. CRISWELL Dodge - Plymouth Proprietor Dodge Joh-Rated Trucks 1428 Graham Avenue Seventeenth Street Phone 363 Windber Pennsylvania Windber, Pennsylvania Eighty Nine 031101 1 ri in 101010101011 if 1 TO THE CLASS OF 1956 WINDBER FIRE COMPANY A No. 1 EXTENDS ITS CONGRATULATIONS AND WISHES OF SUCCESS IN THE ROAD AHEAD O+O Work Hard But When You Take Time Out for Relaxation and Play, Visit the WIN DBER RECREATION PARK OWNED AND OPERATED SOLELY BY THE WINDBER FIRE CO. N' ty :oi itif1iuicxioinimxiuioioi 101 ri 1 rioiainioi 2 1 -9 1 ioinimniaioioqoo Compliments of Ripplefs Drive-In New Palace Hotel Restaurant Charles Enoch, Manager WINDBER'S FAVORITE GATHENNG WINDBER-JOHNSTOWN ROAD Phone 7-9402 PLACE BANQUET5 WEDMNGS Meals - Milk shakes - Soft Drinks socmi GATHERINGS Sandwiches Wmdber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of Zankefs Campanella's Restaurant Classic Lanes Johnstown's Most Popular Eating Place Bowling for Young and Old Best Wishes I0 Graduating Class W' db , P l ' , m er ennsy vama Iohnstown Pennsylvania Compliments Fairway Cafe of Famous for Windber Hospital Spaghetti and Steaks Alumnae Association 2200 Graham Avenue Phone 9182 Wxndber, Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Anderson's Motel PATRON Baths -1 Phones -, Radios Best Wishes, Graduates T. V. In Every Room DI. Wm. L. Weaver Phone - Iohnstown 32-3121 Optometrist Iohnstown Pennsylvania Windber PCnn5YlV3nl5 Ninety One iuiuiuinioiuifxsoioioiuioioimriln ini 1 1 1 1 10113 31101 1 ini 2011313 1414111 3 1 143 2:11113 1 111410311 10 viii? 1:3 Compliments o f FRANK ZEIGLER O Windber Pennsylvania NELSON 'S STCRE 40+ Windber Pennsylvania 101 vi vi 11 1 1 ri xi ri 1 103011 Nine! LAMONACA'S BAKERY Established 1922 o+o Fine Baked Products The Bread With the Homemade Flavor O40 Windber Pennsylvania CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK IN WINDBER Windber, Pennsylvania Member of the F. D. I. C. Over Fifty Year of Friendly Service Windber Pennsylvania y Two .1031 xi1i11111301131i0i11 3 xi 303 his110101011viuiomriiliuiuioioiuioilrinrioii in1:13:xiuiuiuiinioiuiuioinioi 1 1 1riuioinioiuiuqoxixiuinziviniozn Mafihelli H8IdW3I6 Congratulations and Best Builders' Hardware-Roofing Wishes to the Class of 1956 Paints--Varnishes Fausfs Store Stoves 1912 Graham Avenue Meats and Groceries Phone 531 We Deliver Windber Pennsylvania Rummel PUmSYlVani3 If It's Insurance You Need Tommy's Diner 'STHE BEST COSTS LESS A. B. Abe Martin 1406 Graham Avenue 505 Thirteenth Street Windber Pennsylvania Phone 707 Windber Pennsylvania Venanzio Motors , gm, Home Furniture Co. I ' y Clinton and Locust Streets 3: :l 'ngljlh Ask About H ome's Free X Exclusive 5-Point Credit Q! Protection Bond Phone 469 u 311 Fourteenth Street lolmstown PCUUSYIVHFU3 Windber Pennsylvania Best Wishes Harry Bncker tv the Where Style, Quality and Class 0f '56 Price Meet Corner Store Phone 508 Fairview Ice Cfearn Windber, Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania i Ninety Three 1010101011 niuiulnioii :init 11vii114xxxxii1ioiuinioioioioiaxi Keystone Plumbing and Heating PATRUN Plumbing, Heating and Tinning Dr. J. S Kitzmiller W. H. Brown, Manager 1109 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania 'Tops Diners No. l-WALNUT AT WASHINGTON No. 21-MAIN AT MARKET Open 24 Hours To s in F ood-To s in Service P P Iohnstown, Pennsylvania Reach Sciotti Motors Twenty-First St. Windber, Pa. Specialized Economical Motor Service AAA SERVICE MODERN ENGINE TUNE-UP AND BODY REPAIRS ATLANTIC PRODUCTS Phone 71 1-I Windber Pennsylvania Best Wishes Dr. J. C. Gourley, Jr. Windber Pennsylvania D'Arcangelo's Market SELF - SERVICE Meat-Groceries-Produce Free Delivery 2114 Graham Ave. Phone 478-I Windber, Pa. G. N. Zeigler Fire and Auto Insurance Phone 649-I 1702 Graham Ave. Windber, Pennsylvania via ioiogniniixiomri 110101 1 ini Ninety Windber Business and Professional Women's Club Windber Pennsylvania UM PQ 1, 3, D D I IQOQIDI Q 1021113 Four iui 1 1 mini 111010101 1 1:1 1o,- 1 1 301011r1u1uan-n1u1nr1u141, 1 Compliments W I N D B E R of the RADIO SERVICE 1111 Graham Avenue Open 7 Days I 8 AM. to 10 P.M. T' V' - Radu' Sales and Service O+O +G? Phone 324403 Phone 691-I Windber New Windbef Road Windber Pennsylvania Compliments of MR. AND MRS. WINDBER LODGE DONALD C. NO. 349 LOYAL ORDER DIMOND OF MOOSE O Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Ninety Five- 1010102 ri ri ri aimaimrinvinvinri:fix131n1n1uioi1v11m1n1ni4noni 3 1 111 1 1 in CONGRATULATIONS FROM Hunter-Weaver Post No. 795 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS ot the United States ,NNEAV5 Q4Q' Q 'O at A Q W7 QA Qffljkf-'l 2fg,, fgggffvx 'V 'l . S t--. WW' -. ,,4'f f lg nrl ,,,, ,. NO-'IQE Rear 520 Main Street Scalp Level Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS SLOVAK EDUCATIONAL CLUB 1306 Iackson Avenue Windber Pennsylvania vi 1110112130100 101 ni 11 3 ri 1101411411 11 11 xi xi 1 11 ri ri xi ri 11 in 1 Ninety Six 1 1 1 ini 1 :ni 1 2 1:1 ni 111:11 1 1 1 inioiuioquioiui 1 3 1:11 PA TRON PATRON Congratulations Dr. Michael Hakucha from John H. Bell, D. D. S. Windber, Pennsylvania Windber, Pennsylvania R 35 S Tire and Massimo Self-Service Market Rubber Co. ,M 1206 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. Complete Tire Service u 6'Known Years for Quality Phone 1118-R 1296 Iackson Ave. and Servicevv Windber, Pennsylvania Phone 359 We Deliver Pontiac and Frigidaire Phillips Flowers Sales and Service S ' G Two Fine Stores ervlce arage Windber Pennsylvania Hordubay 8: Mason Iohnstown Pennsylvania woo Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Instruments - Repairs Music A Hurrell Music Shop F R I E N D 304 Market Street Iohnstown Pennsylvania ,gui 1 1 11112 Q :oi irxuioiuiuxoin in 1 112 11111 1 1111113 10: Ninety Seven 1011111111111 1111 1 1 3 1111111111: 1 11111 1111111111 1 1 SOMERSET FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Windber Somerset Meyersdale +o+ SEED FEED FERTILIZER PETROLEUM PRODUCTS A FRIEND 11 1 1 1: 1 115111111 21:10:11: 111111 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 2 11: Ninety E'ght 111121iiiiuiiixiiizmizriiiic111111411114 McNEAL LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers Of HARD AND SOFT WOOD PRODUCTS O Windber Pennsylvania For Better Cooking-For Better Baking For a Wholesome Beverage USE PASTEURIZED FRESH BOTTLED MILK When food costs are becoming more important each day, you will find that there is much more actual value in a quart of Pasteurized Fresh Bottled Milk than any other food you can buy at the same cost. It is Nature's Most Nearly Complete Food JOHNSTOWN MILK DEALERS ASSOCIATION Iohnstown Pennsylvania 10101 130101111 sri 1 11: 1 11101 1 2 3131211 1 1121113 2110211 N' ty N' 11111 3 11111 1 1111111 ini 1 :Q 1 -w-,- 1 111+ -V The Berwind-White Cnal Mining Enlnpany Windber Pennsyl EUREKA BITUMINOUS COAL 11011111111 11110 1 1111111 2: 1 1 1 11111111111 1 1 1 1 S 1 SCALP LEVEL AND PAINT BOROUGH FIRE COMPANY SCALP AND PAINT FIREMAN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION 12:1 1-1u1onu1u1wx3-1101 1 1: in 1 1 2:1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1112211111311 p Level Pennsylv 1 1:1 1 1 1 1 1:11:11 1:1 1 1111 1 1 1 11111 1 111:11 1011 Congratulations . . . Glosser Bros. extend best wishes to the 1956 Senior Class of Windber Ioint High School. Here's to a happy ending of your High School Days and a successful beginning of your new life. We Welcome the Opportunity to be of Service to You OJOHNSTOWN, PA. RYBODY'S STORE Compliments of . . . . WINDBER ERA, INC. Printers and Publishers Work of Distinction WINDBER, PENNSYLVANIA 508 Thirteenth Street Phone 113 10141 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 1u1u1u1u1u1u1a1x1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11101 One Hundred Two 1113111 :ini 1:10101 10101 101 m Compliments of a Friend Musicmack, Inc. 308 Fourteenth Street John McKool, Prop. Windber Pennsylvania 1110101 1 minima inininioini in Stop and Gas With Us Pomroy Bros. We Would Like to C. U. B. A. Customer 1718 Graham Avenue and 34 Crossroads Windber Pennsylvania Windber High Grade Victoria Distributing Coal Co. Company Francis R. Allison, Owner Bituminous Coal 511 Thirteenth Street 1309 MidWaY Phone 710-I Office Phone 24 ' ' Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvanla Congratulations TOI'OSiC'S Louis Cicotello Floor C9nfeCf10nefY and Craft GIOCSFY uyour Main and Locust Streets Windber Pennsylvania Scalp Level Pennsylvania 1 0 0 Paul s Service Station Baumgardner Auto Repairing and Body Meat CO, Work Telephone 60 509 Main Street Ph-one 52 Scalp Level Pennsylvania Scalp Level, Pennsylvania it1if13o1oiu3oiopu3o3s11110101111 One H un 1110111301 1 1 3 2 ini 1 1 3 341 3 d red Three ixxixiiirinivirii111111111 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1014 Compliments 01' WINDBER PLUMBING 8: SUPPLY COMPANY o+o Windber Pennsylvania Compliments Of ABRUZZI WORKMAN'S BENEFICIAL SOCIETY +O+ 407 Twenty-Second Street Telephone 444 Windber Pennsylvania 11 1111: 1 xi 111 11- 11:11 1111010101 101010101 xi 111:11 1 11: 10101010101 One Hundred Four 1411131120101 3 3 111 1 111 1 1 ni 3 ini 1 vi vi 1111011 3 1011 UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION NO. 5229 Congratulations KEPKO FUNERAL HOME +G? Scalp Level Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania , ' Walter E. Meek Camden E. Meek Cong' amlatwns PHONE so PHONE 9-4409 to the 1312 Graham Ave. 219 Ohio St. Windber, Penna. Class of 1956 Windber Post No. 13'1 Iohnstown, Penna. MEEK FUNERAL HOME AMERICAN LEGION . rel' Hu Sv J? A 551-E 2 H lwQ ,W 2 Q Rza! 52513-Q24 ,,,,,i,.l I W. Edgar Meek Marlin G. Meek PHONE 468-R PHONE 6l3fW 1009 Cambria Ave. 1009 Cambria Ave. Windber Penna. Windber, Penna. Windber Pennsylvania , aiu-goin: 1 in 1 .E 1 .2 zrnicvzlrirxirxzlui .-111 1:11 1 One Hundred Five -41111111 11101 1 1 2 1: ri vi vi vi ni vi 1 1 111011: in ini 11 11111: 11 ni ri 111014 WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT AFTER GRADUATION? This is a land of rivalry as Well as one of opportunity. The well informed are better equipped to meet chal- lenging competition. To keep informed and abreast of news of the world and your local community, read your daily newspaper regularly. The Jnhnstnwn-Tribune Democrat Iohnstown Pennsylvania DRINK To Be Sure You Have Plenty On Hand at Home BUY IT BY THE CASE 'r MQ 2 ,', il F INICT 15 1 J ug' -,- X.'9ll1H F 1 X ,1 1 1 1 111 1- 1 1 1 1 11r11r1mr1-1:1-rr: -1 -1 -1 1- 1 1 -1 -1 1- 1 1 ing One Hundred Six DAN DEE POTATO CHIPS PRETZELS CHEESE CORN CORN TWISTERS +G? Manufactured by BERGS BRETZELS, INC. Leetonia Ohio DON SHAFFER CHEVROLET 312 TwentyfFirst Street The Place to Buy New and Used Cars and Trucks Windber Pennsylvania 1111101121101 11 1xguioiuiuiuioim111:111 1 1 1 2 11111111 21113 One Hundred Seven 11 imri:viozoiixininiuiuic110101 n r Steven's Market MEATS and GROCERIES Free Delivery 2 11 1 2 1 111 1 mini 21211 1011 Rairigh Jewelers Trophies and Engraving Phone 619-I Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Sz t th Sons ot Italy W. db Op E 6 in er estaurant No. 959 for W. db P l i Home Cooked Meals , n s 1 m er Q n yvana Home Cooked Foods Windber Pennsylvania H0me'Made Piles Windber Pennsylvania Stan's Esso American Polish Service Station Educational Cor. Twelfth St. and Graham Ave. Association Phone 671-R 300 Seventh Street Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania The Young and Compliments Chester Flower Shop For UOriginals,9 in Corsages M C C R O R Y ' S or Floral Arrangements 5 and 10 Cent Store Call 255 1110 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania One Hundred Eight 10:1 1:21 11 111 1 iiiixiviiiuixiwi 11 311 11 111:14 WHY LEAVE WINDBER TO BECOME A NURSE? The Windber Hospital School of Nursing offers a three- year course of training to become a registered nurse with nine months affiliation in three large Philadelphia Hos- pitals, transportation and all expenses paid. No cost to students other than books, uniforms and pre-entrance examinations. See or Write the Director of Nursing for Bulletin and and full particulars. Windber Pennsylvania Compliments 0 f the AMERICAN-RUSSIAN EDUCATIONAL CLUB I Windber Pennsylvania 1: 1 11101 1 in 113 iuin1ui4r1u1o1i1101 111 1111113 2 10111113 One Hundred Nine 110101411 311111 91 2010102030141 ini 11 2 1111113111 11 114 1 nz at ni sir 1 101010ioluzoqoiu1010101010:1 5 h a n k Nick A. De Polo Funeral Home Insurance Counselor Phone Windber 578 1321 Midway Phone 107 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Eagles Don L. Ruifner WINDBER AERIE 1633 . R All K mds of Insurance s i x 1207 Graham Avenue 'Q' an Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania SlZOWI'0Il'S H0161 Stop and Shop In Rooms and Meals and J'ohn'S Market Banquets 502 Fifteenth Street 901 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Windbef Pem'lSY1V3nia ARCADIA THEATRE Windber Pennsylvania One Hun in 101 d Henderson's Inc. Dry Cleaners Launderers Rug Cleaners Iohnstown Pennsylvania red Ten 03031211 11113 1 li 111121111 101 1 ifmzoininzxrioiuiui in 1 CATENA'S Service Station Sunoco Products Electric Tire Recapping Windber Pennsylvania 1 111 1 ixioiuioquioiuizi 1 1 1 R E I T Z COAL COMPANY O Windber Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Plan on Cooking with Gas? SEE The B Oualit C I Y BUTERBAUGH OH. HARDWARE Company Windber Pennsylvania 1117 Graham Avenue B. F. Heckler, President Windber Pennsylvania E. L. HOFFMAN IMPLEMENT STORE PATRQN International Farm Equipment Farmall Tractors Dr' Matthew J' Home Appliances and Supplies Klena' Jr' Windber Road Windber Pennsylvania Iohnstown Pennsylvania 10101411111 111 poi 101 xoxo: 1 101 One Hundred Eleven 01111 111 21111111 1 1 1 111111n1w1r1r111m11x111 1 1 1 1 1 11111111114 WINDBER LUMBER COMPANY IN THE CENTER OF WINDEER Serving Our Community Over 50 Years o+o Windber Pennsylvania Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS UF 1956 THE WILMORE COAL COMPANY O40 Windber Pennsylvania 11:1 1:1 1111: 11 111 101014rinrininiuioiuiniuif1 1 141 1 1 101 One Hundred Twelve O . 1, , l ' . . v 1- . -lA, ' M 0. I 'W . - Q - .- 'Q U A

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