Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1960 volume:

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Many people never realize this. They see in teaching only a means of earning a living. VVe see in teaching a means of helping to shape the future. Here are the faces of those who teach, of those administrators who guide, and of the men in the background, the school directors, Whose policy forms the life of our school. Here are those whose thumbprints, un- known to you, have helped shape you in your image. CLYDE E. BOUNDS Superintendent of Schools ALEX G. ATTY Aflministmtorx WMQ4, ERNEST B. CASSLER High School Principal Assihtani Principal in charge of Curriculum and Instruction Chemistry Physiology Human Relations Athletic Trainer 4 Scloool Boom' Officers of the YYindl1er Area School Board are Harold Keller, treasurerg Edward Hughes, vice- presidel lg Lloyd Shank, president: and Carl Lawhead, secretary. The task of a school board is not easy. The directors are the guardians of com- munity property and advisors on the welfare of all the students attending school. The board is responsible for making the policy which runs the schools under their care. They formulate the rules and regulations which guide the teachers and ad- ministrators. But their most important job is financial. These men must spend wisely the funds in their care to obtain the greatest benefit for all. We are fortunate that our board has provided for us so well with the new school addition. The VVindber Area School Board is composed of Harold Keller, Edward Hughes, Lloyd Shank, Carl Lawhead, Thomas Senella, seatcdg and standing, Stephen Conjelko, George Lamb, Michael Serrian, Irwin Weavmfr, Joseph Hobba, Andrew lNIalloy, Vaughn Horner, and Clyde Pl. Bounds. 5 MARGARET B. ADAM ELAINE AITEEN F ' MERLE BEAM English Elementary Music Supervisor General Science Choral Music ' Algebra Sr. Girls' Ensemble Jr. Girls' Ensemble JAMES JOSEPH CONJELKO EILEEN DUNCAN History English History Stylus Editorial Advisor GORDON EMERY ANTHONY ERCOLE Art, Science Hi-Y Advisor 6 THOMA DUR T Biology . Physics Faculty nager of Athletics VIVIAN FEELEY Science Spelling English JOSEPH FLOR1 PATRICK FREEMAN Physical Education History Health Jr. High Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Jr. High Basketball Coach LOUIS GUISTO j .4 JOHN D. GOLISH Music J Industrial Arts Band Dance Band Pep Band JOANNE GEORGE Science Mathematics VIEVA HECKLER Home Economics F. H. A. Advisor Co-operating Teacher I. S. T. C. STEPHEN KAPLAN yy JOHN KAWCHAK - Math8H13tICS High-,ry O Varsity Football Coach Varsity Basketball Coach 7 GRETCHEN KNOBLAUH Physical Education Health KENNETH KOON TZ Biology Mathematics JOHN J. LOCHRIE WALTER LODOLINSKI Problems of Democracy M21th6II13tiCS Civics Football Line Coach EDNA I. LUTHER English Reading ANDREW MATEY NOVA MAYER Mathematics Homernaking SCi6IlC6' F. H. A. Club Advisor MARGARET G. MCLAUGHLIN English GEORGE MEASE RICHARD MICKEL Mathematics History Civics 8 LEONA C. OLDHAM BEATRICE I. ONSTEAD ERNEST CHAK Mathematics Business Education f Music I High School Treasurer 'I Band W la? GEORGE PETRO ANNEQB. PRoiER'.11V L, W. MICHAEL PROHONIC SCIENCE A Ffllglii-ill K' V V E Industrial Arts Physical Education 'X 1 J- i Health A A Varsity Baseball Coach Y' i ,-' A JANET PUDLINER ALTA ROUDABUSH ROSE MARIE SANTUCCI Health HiSt0l'y Business Education Physical Education Gwgraphy Sr. High School Commercial Club Cheerleader Advisor Pep Club Advisor A J 2 N 9 ff-J, ARTHUR A. SERRIAN FLORENCE SHAEEER T. P. SHERWOOD English Ef1Sli5h Journalism Spelling English Human Relations Hi Times Advisor RONALD SHIRT JOHN E. SHRUDA JOHN SHUSTER Geography Business Education Business Education Stylus Business Advisor Hi Times Business Advisor Commercial Club C0-sponsor . .sw 3 HELEN STAHLEY HELEN STEELE HERBERT WAGNER Hiswfy Librarian Driver Safety Education Geography Chess Club Advisor Jr. High Aviation Club 10 MARY MARGARET WASHKO CECIL WEAVER RUBY ROMAYNE WEAVER World History Geography Latin Mathematics Pi, U. GRANT WEAVER MARLIN R. WINGARD RONALD YOUNKER Industrial Arts Chemistry General Science Health Physical Education EMMA M. ZACK il Mniikm ANN REAGAN LORRAINE DIGIULIO Art w..A. X l Chief Office Secretary ASSiStHHt 03506 S0Cl'etal'y Jr. Y-Teens Advisor I, U1-A 11 HILMA C. SHAFFER Mrs. Shaffer receives a report about a case she will investigate as part Spanish of her duty as home and school visitor. V , Home and School Visitor We 1 i x , bf Future T cachers Advisor ' Q ' 3 . Guidance X Comultantf 1 Helping us to make the right decisions about our future is the main objective of Mr. Shaffer, guidancc counselor. Most of us will remem- ber him in this pose, that of advising a student on his prolnlems. ROBERT MUCCIOLA English Mr. Mucciola examines the results of a placement test given to check Reading the progress of students. These tests, interpreted by the counselors, Asst- Guidance Counsellor help us discover our class subject weaknesses. The counselors can then advise us on what to do to improve in our studies. 12 Tlu- IIIOII who arc rc-spf111sil1lc for Illilllllilllllllg our building are sky, Zlllll Joe Surkosky. T114-y :arc 4-ullvrl 1111 to fix Zlllytllillg liI'0lll :1 lqft fo right: Alvin Mic-kvy, lizlrl Slziglv, Millard G1-isel, Frank simple pcm-il sl1:1rpc11o1' to lllv c'o111plic'z1ts-cl Sibllllil SySl0Ill ill ilu- Rivll, and Allg1l'l0 Slcfziim, Supl-ri11tc11rle11t of Building unfl ofiive. VV4- Illily lake ills-ir work for g'r1111l1-rl lnlt il is work tl1:1l is ciI'0llllClS. Hou' 2: liclwaircl llvllo, Nivk PilIl0ttl, zinml -IQIIIICS Kc-irn. 11otic'c1l Ill0Sl NYllL'Il it is inisscrl. lfrm' -if Paul YYz1s1111r-k, Frm-cl l'cV:1l1c111se, Paul Kotzun, .loc Pfllilll- CMIIOLIIZHI Xing? eg 5 W., nrffn' -W., 'Illlx ladies who keep our Svlwol nent :md tidy urv, left in right: clOStilIltlIl0, Florz-111-v Locke. Huw J: Eliznlmi-tl1 Urosko, Bcity J,1liz1 M:1rinc1, M:1rgz1r1-I Phillips, Lottiellitcr-ln-W,listlln-1' l7v111:1r1-0. King, 111111 lfrglylg-QS Sig!-I-ish, XYC never S00 them work, but WL. mn lion' Q: fllilfil IlllIIlIIlCl, N1-lliv Owmis, Justin Stefmlcik, Millie :1lw11ys11ot1cc wlicrctheyhavel1ce11worki11g. 13 Our Our frcslnncn ol'l'ic'crs were Bill DL-yarniin, vivo-prcsirlr-iitg Susie Martin, sccrvhlryg Jack Crock, treasurc-rg and Put Slivrloc-lc, pr:-sidvni. 11'v'V0 Clliillgvil ai lol since this pivturc was lake-n. , NVNZIU YOCCA EDVVARD D. SIIAFFHR 4 Fri-slnnzin Advisor 1956-1957 S0pll0Il10I'0 Advisor 1957-1958 '.n!,' 0, Industrial Arts Guidant-v Counselor Y. , Stage Crew Advisor Studs-nt Council Advisor ' National Honor Socioly Advisor fl ' W ff 1 V If xk X nm! I 1 x 1 x X W lx fi In - Lg -1- ff ... f lflfv 'lla Q M il -gl I . X WW, YYYY Y--i K ,ilff ' 55 1 ., I . X W,'.,, XX ' ,1- t.. X. 142. 1 ff - 1 . ' Our sophomore vlass officers were Torn Bossi, trcasurcrg Jo Ann Sharpe, vice-president John Borucli, prosidcnl, and Dorothy Honadlc, secretary. 14 na--7 Adwlrorf Our junior Class ofiieers were Judy Livingston, treaisllrerg hfary Ann iB2lI't0iUIllll!'K'i, seereturyg Terry Ileekler, president: and Clurenee Wlngner, vice-president. JOIIN C. SAAy'IAtJR BICATRICE MURPHY Junior Chlss Advisor 1958-1959 S6'Ili0l' CIIISS AdViSOI' 1959-1960 - Physies P- 0- D- -' 1' Mzithennities Lau K . J' Hal ff' W 7 Y 4' sl A i if i ly! 0 J JM' 4 .il f All' 1 - ----1---1 Y' '-A 1. 4 -- - 7.2.-g:: '40 lil, '.-.L:.,:. Z ' :ww up-A iii . S- f uf ki 14, Y, Q ini .t Y 5? M ' V i . '- Mx: W hx? r S' P3 - - X '41 L S Our senior class officers are Dorothy Honadle, seereturyg Clarence Wagner, vice-pres- ,!.' E I identg Jack Creek, treasurerg and Ric-hard Marfizfm, president. Compare the picture of 1 X ' '-N Jack Creek here with the one on the opposite page. Change can be measured not in V inches but hy the expression on the face and in the eyes of our classmates. Prefenting The Sen iam To be a senior is a conflicting experi- ence. Not Children, but not yet consid- ered adults, we Work to cram our heads full of facts and We dream of the day when we will be independent. Somehow, our minds can be filled with data and dreams at the same time. W'e rush to finish an assignment before a date, and We spend some of our television time Worrying about tomorrowis lessons. Here are the seniors. VVe are on the threshold of graduation, with our persons in the activities of the present and our hopes in the future. Senior Clem 0 een iii WMMWMW , President Serretary RICHARD RIARFIZO DOROTHY HUNAULH Treasurer Vice President JACK CREEK BUD WAGNER 18 Senior Council and Adnfiror The Senior Council for 1960 consists of from left to right: Shirley Cotz, Shirley Shank, Donna Miles, Miss Murphy, our advisor, John Boruch, Tom Bossi, Mary Ann Alexander, Sally Blackburn and Dennis Cominsky. The senior eouneil consists of members of the senior class. Together with Bliss lllurphy, the senior advisor, the council decides upon important issues concerning the senior class and their activities throughout the year. The senior class advisor is Miss Murphy. She assists the senior class in solving their problems, and also directs the seniors in producing their class play. 19 MARY ANN ALEXANDER College August 10 FNA 33 Mixed Chorus 4g Girls' Chorus 23 Senior Council 43 Pop Club 3,4-. JOHN BEECHAN Commercial .llay 2? Commercial Club 43 Statisticizm for Basketball 3,4. CAROLE ELAINE BAKER College May 4 Jr. Y-Teens 13 Librarian 43 Dra- matics Club 4g FHA 43 Mixccl Chorus 33 Girls' Chorus Q. VVILLIAM ROBERT BENKO College August 10 Football 1,23 Basketball 43 Track Q,3,4. SANTO RICHARD BERTINO General April 19 Stage Crew l,?.,3,43 Baseball 33 Band l. MARY ANN BA RTOLOMUCCI Commercial .lime G Colnrnercial Club 3,43 Band l,2,3, 4-3 Attendant to Queen of Hearts 23 Class Sec. 3. GLORIA MARIAN BERISH General September 15 FHA 3,43 Girls' Chorus 23 Program Seller 2,3. SALLY JANE BLACKBURN SALLY JO College September 2.5 BLATTENBERGER Jr. Y-Tccns l,2fScc. Q3 Ili Times Commercial August 1-9 33 FNA 33 lllixcrl Chorus 3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Stull. Council Girls' Chorus 1,23 Quccn of llcurts 33 Hall Monitor 43 Girls' Enscmblc 23 Senior Council 43 Pop Club 3,4. 43 Band 2,3343 Jr. Y-Toons 2 Q0 7 V2 ' H - COIYlfI19I'Llll Club 3 4 CAROL JUNE BLOUGH Commercial J une 1 Jr. Y-Teens 13 Commercial Club 3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Dramatics Club 23 Pep Club 3. JOANNE CATHERINE BOKINSKY College October Q8 FNA 33 Girls' Chorus Q. DAVID EUGENE BLOUGH General September 8 Football 1. GENEVIEVE BERNADETTE BONITZ College January 8 Hi Times 33 FNA-Vice Pres, 33 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Girls' Chorus 23 Pep Club 3,4. LINDA LEE BOSSI College February 18 Honor Soc. 3,43 Nat. Thespian Soc. 3,43 Hi Times 33 FNA 33 Girls' Chorus Q3 Dramatics Club l,3,43 Cheerleader 3,43 Chess Club 3,4M Sec-Treas. 4g Pep Club 3,4. THOMAS J. BOSSI College December 18 Stylus 43 Honor Soc. 3,4-Pres. 43 Stud. Council 33 Hi T imes-Sports Ed. 33 FTA 3,43 Football 1,Q,3,43 Chess Club 3,43 Class Off.-Treas. 23 Senior Council 4. EMILY JUNE BLOUGH Commercial March 10 Commercial Club 3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3. JOHN NICKOLAS BORUCH College April 213 Honor Soc. 33 Stud. Council 1,Q,3, 4-Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Football I,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,43 Track 1, 2,3,43 Wrestling 33 King of Hearts Q3 Class Off.-Pres. 23 Senior Council 4. NEVA C. BOWSER Commercial October 11 Jr. Y-Teens 1,23 Commercial Club 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 43 Stylus Stall'-Bus. Mgr. 4. PHYLLIS JEAN BROWN Commercial December 1 Stylus Staff-Assist. Bus. Mgr. 45 Jr. Y-Teens lg Commercial Club 3,4g Mixed Chorus Q,3,4. MARGARET JOAN BYTHEWAY College December 252 Jr Y-Teens lg FNA 3g Mixed Chorus 3,45 Pep Club 3,49 Girls' Chorus 23 Girls' Ensemble 45 Dra- matics Club 4, Chess Club 4. EDWARD STANLEY CHUHTA College August 10 Honor Society 3,43 Hi Times 35 Student Council 43 Track Q,3,4g Hall Monitor 3,43 Wrestling 3. 1f'V ' 1 CECILIA ELSIE BRUNBERG College November Qi? Librarian 1,2,4g FNA 33 Girls' Chorus 25 Band 3,45 Pep Club 3,4. y I. ,nf W w Mgr , ll Q 'if' ual M' BONNIE ELAINE CALDWELL College September 11 Band 2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,4. CARL RICHARD CICOTELLO College April 27 Stage Crew 1,2,3,4. 22 I Mu' 'Aw A l' FREDERICK NICKELAS BRUNBERG General May 19 ARTHUR ANTHONY CATENA General June 7 Stage Crew 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4. DENNIS CYRIL COMINSKY College February 13 Track 1,2,3,4g Senior Council 4. NANCY ANN CORLE General November 3 FHA 3,4. ROBERT BERNARD CORLE General June 1 S. JOSEPH COSTA College October 28 Hi-Y-Sec. 43 Basketball Mgr. 1, 2,3,43 Chess Club 4. ., ,V JACK RAYMOND CREEK College December 2 Stud. Council 1,43 Mixed Chorus 23 Football 1,Q,3,43 Track 1,Q,3,43 Wrestling 3g Attendant to King of Hearts 23 Class Off.-Treas. 1,43 Hi-Times 3. JOSEPH COSTANTINO, JR. College December 27 FTA 4. VICTOR ANTHONY DALIMONTE General July 9 Mixed Chorus 43 Wrestling 233. 23 BETTY M. COSTA Commercial September 19 Commercial Club 3,43 Band 1,Q,3, 43 Orchestra 33 Pep Club 3,4. SHIRLEY CHRISTINE COTZ Commercial October 2 Stylus Staff 3,43 Commercial Club 3,43 Librarian I,Q,3Q Cheerleader 3,43 Senior Council 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. LORETTA MARIE DAMICO Commercial October 7 Commercial Club 3,43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,93 Pep Club 3,4. WILLIAM DOUGLAS DEYARMIN College March 10 Stylus Staff 3,4-Sports Ed. 45 Hi-Y 3,4fPres. 45 Stud. Council 1,25 Hall Monitor 3,45 FTA 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Baseball Q,3, 45 Basketball 15 Class Off.-Vice Pres. 1. DOROTHY JEAN DILL College January 18 Hi- Times 4-Art Ed. 45 Hall Mon- itor 3,45 FTA 3,4-Vice Pres. 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Pep Club 3,4. BERNADETTE M. DONA Commercial June 17 Jr. Y-Teens 1,25 Commercial Club 3,4-Vice Pres. 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4ALibrarian 35 Girls' Chorus lg Pep Club 3,4. JERRY DIGIACOMO General July 17 Hi-Y 45 Mixed Chorus 2,2-,45 Boys Quartet 45 County Chorus 3,45 Basketball 1. CATHERINE ROSE DIPAOLA College September 29 FNA 35 Band 2,3,4. f . .fm new MARY ELIZABETH DIGIULIO College February 21 Hall Monitor 45 Usher 45 FTA 45 FNA 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Jr. Girls' Chorus Q5 Girls' Ensemble 45 Pep Club 3,4. KENNETH DOMONKOS General December 19 Wrestling 1. FRANCES MARY DRESSICK Commercial January 17 Jr. Y-Teens 1,25 Commercial Club 3,45 Librarian 35 Chess Club 45 Pep Club 3,4. Q4 WILLIAM C. DUDINACK General January 13 Hi-Y 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Basket- ball Mgr. 1,Q,3,45 Band 1,Q,3,45 Pep Band 45 Chess Club 4. KENNETH EUGENE DURST General llfarfll ,il Football 12, JOHN THOMAS FINDISH Commercial February 10 Commercial Club 4. EVELYN JEAN FLORI General December 11 FHA 3,43 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 1,QQ Pep Club 33 Program Seller 2,3. DOLORES DOROTHY ROSEMARY CECELIA DUTZMAN FAGAN College July QI College A pril 1 Hi- Timex 43 Hall Monitor 4. Honor Society 33 FTA 3,4-Pres. NANCY DARLENE FINK College December 30 Stylus Staff 3,4fEd. 3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Stud. Council 1,Q3 Hall Monitor 43 FTA 3,4-Sec. 33 Girls' Chorus 23 Dramatics Club 3,43 Attendant to Queen of Hearts Q3 Chess Club 3,43 Pep Club 3,4. CAROL ANN FOLTZ Commercial September 30 Jr. Y-Teens 1,2-Exec. Committee 1,93 Commercial Club 3,43 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 1,3-LL brarian Q3 Jr. Girls' Chorus 23 Pep Club 3,43 Program Seller 3. 43 Orchestra l,Q,3,4. DOLORES JEAN FINNEGAN College July Q-3 Ili Times 33 Hall Monitor 43 FNA 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,4. ANDREW THOMAS FRIDAY General November 17 Football 23 Wrestling 1. STEVE JOHN GALL Commercial December 11, Commercial Club 43 Hall Monitor 4g Duplicating Crew 4. 'QMS LINDA LEE GARRETSON General April Q4 Librarian 4g FIIA 3,4fVice Pres. 4. JOSEPH PAUL GAVLAK College June Q6 Ili Times 33 FTA 3,43 Football 1, 2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,43 Chess Club 3,4. CAROL FAYE GINDLESPERGER Commercial December Commercial Club 3,43 Girls' Cho- rus l,Q,33 Dramatics Club 2. ELAINE MARIE GAYDOS Commercial September 30 Jr. Y-Teens 1,23 Commercial Club 3,43 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Pep Club 3. PATRICIA MARIA CECILIA GIORDANO Commercial April 27 Commercial Club 43 Librarian 43 Jr. Girls' Chorus Q. 26 SYLVIA ANN GASPER College February 3 Jr. Y-Teens 13 FTA 43 FNA 33 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Girls' Chorus 23 Pep Club 4. DENNIS CHARLES GEISEL General January 12 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Attendant to King of Hearts 2. CLAUDIA MARGARET GOETZ College June 12 Stylus StaH-Copy Ed. 4g Honor Soc. 3,43 Jr. Y-Teens 13 S-tud. Council 33 Hall Monitor 43 Girls' Chorus-Accompianist 23 Band I, 2,3,4-Sec. 3,43 Pep Band 4. WARREN EUGENE GROVES General October 15 Orchestra LQ. BARBARA ANN HELD Commercial February 3 Commercial Club 3,43 Librarian Typist 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Pep Club 43 -Ir. Girls' Chorus 2. ALICE ALENE HOFFMAN General January 15 .Ir. Y-Tc-cns 1,23 FTA 3,44-Treas. 43 FHA 2,3,4-Pres. 4. EDWARD WAYNE HADIX General June 25 Football 2,3,43 Basketball 13 Track 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 3. BETTY JEAN HILL Commercial August 21 Jr. Y-Teens 13 Commercial Club 3,43 Librarian Q3 Mixed Chorus 2. WILLIAM PAUL HOLLERN General December 18 27 TERRY SCOTT HECHLER College September QQ Stylus Stall' 3,43 Stud. Council LQ, 3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Orchestra lg Attendant to King of Hearts 23 Class Off.-Pres. 3. PATRICIA MAE HITESHEW General February 2 FHA 1,Q,3,4. BETTY JANE HOLSOPPLE Commercial July 3 Sr. Y-Teens 33 Commercial Club 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 4. WESLEY GLENN HOLSOPPLE General July 1, Band LQ. RICHARD PHILIP HOLSOPPLE General December 1.4 Stage Crew l,2,3,4. DOROTHY MARIE HONADLE College March Q0 Jr. Y-Teens Q3 Stud. Council 43 Hall Monitor 4: FNA 35 Cheer- leader 3,4-Capt. 45 Attendant to Queen of Hearts 25 Class OH.- Sec. Q,4g Pep Club 3,4. STEVE LEONARD HORNYAK General February Q5 JOHN JOSEPH HROMACK General April 17 Football 1,2,3. HELEN ELIZABETH HORWATH College May 927 PNA 33 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Girls' Chorus 25 Pep Club 3. RICHARD ALAN HUNTER General November 18 28 RONALD LEE HOSTETLER College January 7 Hall Monitor 4. ROGER HERBERT JAMES General December 18 Track 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 45 Orchestra 3. PATRICIA ANN JONES College April 23 Jr. Y-Teens 1,93 Sr. Y-Teens 33 Hall Monitor 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 43 Pep Club 3,4. THOMAS FRANCIS KISS General May 15 Stage Crew l,2,3,43 Wrestling 1. LOIS JANE KAUF MAN College March 26' F.N.A. 3g Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 District Chorus 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,4. STEPHEN EDWIN KOCSIS College August 12 Stylus Senior Editor 3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Hall Monitor 43 F.T.A. 43 Band l,2,3,43 Pep Band 2,3,43 Orchestra 13 County Band 2,33 Chess Club 3,4-Pres. JOHN JOSEPH KERSHESKEY College September 126 Hall Monitor 43 Track Q. 1 BARBARA CHARMAINE KOHLER Commercial February 27 Jr. Y-Teens 1,23 Commercial Club 3,43 Pep Club 3. VIRGINIA M. KOOT Commercial September 30 Stylus Assist. Bus. Mgr. 43 Honor Society 3,43 Jr. Y-Teens 1,23 Com- mercial Club 3,43 Student Council 33 Mixed Chorus 4. LILLIAN THERESA KOPASEK Commercial May Q5 Commercial Club 3,43 Pep Club 43 Librarian l,Q,3,43 Mixed Chorus 23 Girls' Chorus 3. 29 JOANNE KOPCHAK General June 19 F.H.A. 33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4-3 Pep Club 4. JAMES EDWARD KORZI JOHN J. KOVAL WILLIAM GEORGE College August 12 Commercial J ulg Q KOVALSKY Stud. Council 1,43 Hall Monitor 43 Commercial Club 4g Duplicating College September 30 F.T.A. 4g Baseball 3,45 Basketball Crew 4. Football lg Baseball 1,4g Basket- 1,Q,3,4g Band 1,Q,3,4g Pep Band 35 ball 1,2,3,4. Attendant to King of Hearts Q. -gil?5,,e31 MARY ELIZABETH NORETTA FRANCES BERNICE MARIE KURCIS KREMPASKY KUBALA Commercial November 12 College July 17 College November Q1 Jr. Y-Teens 1,2-Pres. 23 Conl- F.T.A. 3,43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Librarian 2,3,4g F.N.A. 35 Blixed Inercial Club 3,43 Stud. Council Q5 Girls' Chorus lg Pep Club 3,4. Chorus 3,43 Girls' Ensemble 3,43 Librarian 3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,43 Pep Club 3. Cheerleader 3,4g Pep Club 3,4. BETTY JEAN LANDI JOSEPH THOMAS HAROLD RAY LEHMAN Cgmmgrgfal Dgggfmbgfr 14 G0'Il,8'l'lll June 10 Commercial Club 3,4g Librarian 3, General Jul!! 9 43 Girls' Chorus 33 Jr. Girls' Cho- Usher 43 Mixed Chorus 23,43 rus-Lib. 23 Pep Club 3,4. Wrestling LQ- 30 ANDREW LEVCHIK General December 6 PATRICIA ANN LYNCH General July Q7 Jr. Y-Teens LQ, F.II.A. 3,43 Girls' Chorus lg Jr. Girls, Chorus Q. .L ,,' 0 P D 'Haan ,5 SUSANNE PARNELL MARTIN College March 19 Honor Society 3,45 Jr. Y-Teens- Vice Pres. Q, Sr. Y-TeenskVice Pres. 3g Hall Monitor 3,45 Band 1, Q,3,4g Pep Club 3,4g Class Officer- Sec. l. MARGARET GAII, LEWARK Commercial July Q7 Jr. Y-Teens I1 Jr. Girls' Chorus lg Commercial Club 3,41 Stud. Coun- cil 4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Pep Club 3,43 Attendant to Queen of Hearts 2. JOSEPHINE THERESA MADEY Commercial August 30 Jr. Y-Teens lg Sr. Y-Teens 3g Commercial Club 3,43 Mixed Chorus 4g Girls, Chorus 2,33 Jr. Girls' Chorus 1. JAMES ANTHONY MASH General August 31 Mixed Chorus 3,4g Basketball 3,4. 31 JUDITH ANN LIVINGSTON Commercial lllay 5 Commercial Club 3,45 lNIixed Cho- rus 3,4g Jr. Girls' Chorus Q5 Pep Club 3,45 Class Officer-Treas. 3. RICHARD JOSEPH MARFIZO College M ay Q3 Stud. Council 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Football 12,33 Basketball 3,45 Class Officer-Pres. 43 Attendant to King of Hearts Q3 Student Ro- tarian 4. STEVE MATE General February 20 MARTHA ANN MATTA Commercial April 30 Commercial Club 3,4, Librarian and Typist 3,43 Pep Club 4. EVELYN JOANN MAURIZIO College October 11 Jr. Y-Teens 1, Student Council 4, Ili Times 3,43 Librarian l,4, F.H.A.-Sec. 4, Drarnatics Club 4. JOHN ANTHONY MAURIZIO General July 1 Q Student Council 4, Track 3,4-g Wrestling 2,3,4-. 'llvn ' THOMAS JAMES MCCUCH General January 13 Hi-Y 4, Stage Crew 1,2,3,4. ., arrkr -Qawyff TERRY SCOTT MERCER College May 3 Stylus Staff 3,4-Class Ed., Honor Soc. 3,4-Vice-Pres. 4, Hi-Y 3,4- Treas. 3-Vice-Pres. 4, Stud. Council 1, Track 3,4, Band 1,Q,3, 4, Pep Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 1. KATHLEEN B. MCDOVVELL Commercial April 3 Stylus Stall 4, Comm. Club 3,4-g lllixcd Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Jr. Girls' Chorus 2, Pep Club 3. GERALDINE ANN MERISKO Commercial November 11 Jr. Y-Teens 1, Sr. Y-Teens 4, Comm. Club 3,4, Girls' Chorus 3, Jr. Girls' Chorus 2, Pep Club 4, Color Guard 3,4. CLIFFORD RENFRO MCGEE General December 12 EVELYN LORRAINE MESERVICK General December 31 Jr. Y-Teens 1, F.H.A. 3,4-Degree Chairman 4, Dramatics Club 4. DONNA LEE MILES DAVID EARL MILLER College September Q5 General April 21 Hi Times 3,4-Exchange Editor 35 F.H.A. 4-Historiang Senior Coun- cil 4. E ,I 5 A 1 WILLIAM C. MITCHELL BARBARA MOCK Commercial October 19 Commercial July Q6 Commercial Club 45 Usher 45 F-H-A-1,2,3SLilJI'HI'if1H 4. Wrestling 2. A lflll If syn' ' 1 fy if , ,L+ lj f , lil' 1, 'K W 'cf LUN JUDITH MAE MQORE PATRICIA EILEEN MOORE Commercial ,May A College JUNK 23 Commercial Club 3,4g Band 1,Q,3, Jr. Y-Teens 1,25 Girls' Chorus 35 45 Librarian Typist 45 Orchestra JF- Girls, Ch0I'11S Q- l,2,3,4. 33 PATRICIA ANN MISOSKY College January 15 F.N.A. 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus 25 Pep Club 3,4-. CAROL ELAINE MOORE College July Q8 Jr. Y-Teens 1,25 Girls' Chorus 35 .Ir. Girls' Chorus Q. v 0' . I A ,W VINCETTA MARIE MUCCIOLA College November 10 F.N.A. 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Jr. Girls, Chorus 2. CHARLES ALBERT MYERS General September 19 Hall lwonitor 43 Baseball 43 Track 1,23 VVrestling 132,33 Band 1. ANNA LOUISE OLDHAM General April 16 F.H.A. Q,3,4. BETTY ANN PATRICK Commercial April 3 Commercial Club 4g Hi Times Typist 43 Librarian Typist 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls, Chorus 1, 2,33 Pep Club 3,4. RICHARD MANUEL NAGY General April Q8 JOSEPH JOHN OLENIK General J une 19 Band 123 Orchestra 1,2. new l ,i , Q. ELSIE MAE NEMCEK College June 10 Honor Society 3g Hi Times 33 F.T.A. 33 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Girls' Chorus 23 Pep Club 4. HELEN MARIE ONDERKO Commercial March 31 Commercial Club 43 Librarian Typist 43 Girls, Chorus 12,33 Pep Club 3. JOSEPHINE TERESA ALFRED HENRY PAZIENZA PAVLOSKY General February Q3 Commercial August 13 Mixed Chorus 2,43 Football 1. Commercial Club 43 Librarian Typist 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Pep Club 4. 34 DONNA LEE PENROD College July QL Jr. Y-Teens 1,2-Treas. Q5 Sr. Y-Teens 35 F.T.A. 45 Band 1,Q,3,4. JOSEPH JOHN PIPON General February 11 Track 45 VVrestling 1,2,3-District 5 finalist 3. ALEX ROBERT RICH College October Q7 Hi-Y 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Base- ball 3,45 Basketball 1. LOIS BETTY PHILLIPS College May 31 Jr. Y-Teens l,Q5 F.N.A. 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus Q5 Girls' Ensemble 45 Majorette Q,3,45 Pep Club 3. FRANCIS POLGAR General July 31 VVreStling 15354. BERNARD JOSEPH RIPPER College September 3 Stud. Council 15 Basketball LQ, 3,4. 35 JAMES J. PINTO College November 9 Football 15 Baseball 1,25 Basket- ball 15 Baseball Statistician 3,4. SHARON LEE POTTS Commercial September 17 Jr. Y-Teens 1,25 Band 1,45 Or- chestra 2,35 Pep Club 3,4. ROBERT EUGENE RIPPLE General March 29 Mixed Chorus Q,35 District Cho- rus 25 County Chorus Q,35 Track 35 Wrestling Q5 Band 1. ROBERT JOHN RIZZO College June Q7 Hi-Y 3,43 Mixed Chorus 33 Base- ball 3,43 Basketball l,Q,3,43 Track 4. CONNIE MARIE RUBAL Commercial December 10 Commercial Club 43 Girls' Cho- rus 1,22 Pep Club 3,4. MARY ELEANOR SEN CY Commercial November Q6 Stylus Staff 43 Pep Club 3,43 Corn- mercial Club 3,43 hlixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus Q,3. CATHERINE ELIZABETH ROBERTS College January 1 Honor Society 43 F.T.A. 33 Jr. Y-Teens 1,23 Hall Monitor 43 Jr. Girls' Chorus Q3 Dramatics Club- Sec. 3. EILEEN HELEN RITBAL ClU7fL7II9I'!'1.Gl June 27 Couunercial Club 43 Mixed Clio- rus 43 Stud. Council 13 Librarian 1,33 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Pep Clubs Pres. 4. DUANE ARTHUR SENIOR ROLAND GEORGE ROLLO General February 11 RUTH ANN SAYLOR College February Q6 Honor Society 3,43 Ili-Times 3- Assist. Ecl.3 Band 9,43 Nat. Thes- pian Society 2,3,43 F.T.A. 43 Chess Club 3,43 Pep Club 3-Sec. SALLY EILEEN SHAFFER General August 4 College September 12 Football 13 VVrestling 1,3. 36 F.N.A. 33 Band 1,23 Orchestra 3,4. SHIRLEY MAY SHANK Commercial March J' Commercial Club 3,43 Librarian 4g Girls' Chorus l,Q,33 Senior Council 43 Pep Club 4. 1 ..,..f-K THOMAS WILLIAM SHERWIN College .'V0zrember 8 Stud. Council Q3 Football 1,Q,3,-13 Basketball 1,23 Track Q,3,4g At- tendant to King of Hearts 2. .IO ANN SHARPE College April Q3 Stud. Council l,Q,3,43 F.N.A. 3g Mixed Chorus 3,43 Girls' Chorus 13 Jr. Girls' Chorus 2iPres. Q3 Attendant to Queen of Hearts 23 Class Vice Pres. 23 Pep Club 3,4-. PATRICK SHERLOCK College April 3 Stud. Council 33 F.T.A. 43 Foot- ball l,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Track 1,Q,3,43 Class Pres. 1. TIIOINIAS JAMES SHUSTER Commercial Jlay 14 Commercial Club 43 Duplicating Crew 4. JOHN KENNETH SLATCOFF BARRY GLENN SlVIlTH Commercial July 1 General July QQ Stylus Stall' 43 Commercial Club lNIixefl Chorus 3,4. 43 Duplicating Crew 4. 37 V -gg., YA ,JV 'f QNX. .- J , NANCY EILEEN SKONE College July 31 Ili Times 33 F.T.A. 3,43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Girls' Chorus Q3 Pep Club 3,4-. BEVERLY GAIL SMITH College August Q-3 Jr. Y-Teens 13 F.N.A. 3,43 Or- chestra 1,2,3,4. DANIEL ANTHONY SPINAZZOLA General July A Mixed Chorus Q. TERESA DEBORAH STEFFISH Commercial June 16 Commercial Club 3,4g Girls' Cho- rus 2,3. IRVIN JOHN STIFFLER General F ebruary Q8 Mixed Chorus 3,45 County Chorus 3g VVrestling 2,35 Chess Club 3. JOSEPH RAYMOND SPIN ELLI General September Q9 Mixed Chorus MARGARET JEAN SPISAK Commercial Sepiember 5 Commercial Club 3,45 Librarian 43 Girls' Chorus 35 Pep Club 3,4. GEORGE STEPKO College June Q9 F.T.A. 4g Track l,2,3,4-3 Band I, 2,3,-lg Pop Band 2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,4f. JOSEPH MICHAEL STOPKO General August 18 Football l,2,3,4g Track 2. 38 KATHLEEN MARIE JOYCE STEVENS Commercial ,Way 16 Commercial Club 3,43 Librarian 4-Q Girls' Chorus 9,3-Soc. 33 Pep Club 3,4-, JOHN ALBERT STRACZEK Commercial October Q1 Stylus Staff 43 Commercial Club 4g Honor Society 3,45 Stud. Coun- cil 43 Mixed Chorus 4g Duplicating Crew 4. JOSEPH JOHN STRELETZ College August 10 Honor Society 3,45 Band 1,Q,3,4g Pep Band 3,43 Orchestra 23 County Band 3. STEVE TOTH General October 14 Mixed Chorus 25 VVrostling 2. PATRICIA ANN FLASKY Commerrial ,llarrh 2,5 .Ir. Y-Teens LQ, fl0lllll10I'l'l2ll Club 3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,35 111' T1'mc.s 3,4-fBus. Mgr. 4. JOSEPH KENNETH TALLI ON General March 4 MARY LOUISE TOMCHIK Commercial November Q6 Stylus Stall 4g Commercial Club 3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Pep Club 3,43 Sr. Girls' Chorus-Lib. 3. MARY LOUISE TURCATO Commercial January 30 Coimncrcinl Club 3,43 Girls' Cho- rus 3g Pop Clulw 3. JOHN LEON VEDOCK College November 6 39 NANCY LEE TURK Commercial January 26 Jr. Y-Teens LQ, Cominercial Club 3,41 Pop Club 3. BARBARA ANN VERES College May 7 Honor Society 3,43 Hall Monitor 45 F.T.A. 3,4-Sec. 4g Girls' Cho- rus Qg Band 1,Q,3,43 Pep Band 43 Orchestra 1,35 County Band 3. Stylus Proof Reader 4. JUDY ANN VEROSTIC Commercial August Q8 Librarian 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Girls' Ensemble 4-3 Pep Club 3,4, JOHN DAVID WAGNER General December 6 PATRICIA ANN VITKO College June 18 Librarian 33 F.T.A. 3,43 F.N.A. 4g Mixed Chorus Q,33 Pep Club 4. CLARENCE CUBAUGII VVAGNER Il College June Q9 Ili Times 3,4-Ed. 43 Band 12,43 Pep Band 23 flI'f'll6StI'2l 23 Class Uflicer-Vice Pres. 3,4. PATRICIA ANN WALKER Commercial lllay Q6 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 33 County Chorus Q,3,4g Cheer- leader 3,4-Co-Capt. 43 Pep Club 3,4. LARRY JAMES WARGO General May 19 Stud. Council 2,43 Hall Monitor 3g Baseball Mgr. l,2,3. GARY NEIL WEAVER General November QI, Hi-Y 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra LQ. 40 DENNIS MEARL WALTCIIACK General March QU Hi-Y 23 Stage Crew Q3 Mixed Cho- rus 23 VVrestling 1. G. QUAY VVEAVER College March I 7 Transfer student: Thespians .i,,5,' lllu Alpha Theta .35 Key Club- Treas. vig Stud. Council 1,Q,3,' Jr. Classical League ,ig Class Play 1,25 Usher 1,23 Dram. Club 1,23 Mu Alpha Theta Award 35 D.A.R. ELDA MAE VVEBB Commercial March 16 Jr. Y-Teens 35 Commercial Club 45 Libra1'ian Typist 45 Mixed Cho- rus 45 Girls' Chorus 35 Chess Club 45 Pep Club 3,4. TERESA MARIE WOZNIAK Commercial June 8 Stylus Stall 45 Honor Society 3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Student Council 1,25 Hi Times 35 Pep Club 4. DOLORES JEAN ZEGLIN Commervial October 30 Stylus Staff 45 Jr. Y-Teens 1,25 Commercial Club 3,45 Hi Times 35 Pep Club 3. VIRGINIA LUCILLE WINAS General February 1.4 F.H.A. 3,45 Girls, Chorus 1,25 Program Seller 3. FRANCES ANN YANKE College January 31 Honor Society 3,45 Jr. Y-Teens 1, 23 Sr. Y-Teens 3-Treas. 35 Hall Monitor 45 Usher 35 F.N.A. 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4. PAUL EDWARD ZELENAK College October 26 Stud. Council 35 Football 15 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,4. 41 PAUL ALBERT WOZNIAK College April Q3 Mixed Chorus 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,3,45 VVrestling 2. .,, .,.f:if ti ANDREW JAMES YOURICH General July 9 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Track 1,2. l ln memory of our classmate KATHLEEN FAGAN 1942-1959. ARSI ..-,e' Members of the Varsity Court for 1960 included: left to right: T. Gavlak, C' Bfunbefgy B- Kl1FCiS, E. Haclix, J. Stopko, S. Blatten- Sherwin, R. Marfizo, S. Blackburn, M. Alexander, T. Her-hler, P. hcrgcr, and P. Sherlock. The two crownbearers were Jennie Atty and Wozniak, P. Walker, S. Cotz, D. Colninsky, J. Creek, D. Miles, I.. Domcnivk Ml?Cl1f'll. Bossi, G. Nlerisko, S. Shank, D. Martell, D. Honadlc, T. Bossi, J. 42 The climax of a wonderful evening-Eileen Rubal and Bud Wagner crown the King and Queen of Football: John Boruch and Lois Phillips! 3 As usual, there were excellent refreshments, served by: Shirley Shank, Roger beats out 3 real mean one of the skins, while Tish, Seemingly Martha Matta, Donna Miles, and Cecilia Brunberg. unaffected, slaps a mean bass! 43 The Senior Clow resentf . . . Members of the senior play cast pose for a picture in the auditorium. A-qu Miss Murphy and John Boruch, student director, discuss some of the play's problems. 44 Richard Marlizo Lois Phillips Quay Weaver Sally Jo Blattenberger Linda Bossi Jack Creek Bud Wagner Thomas McCuch Ruth Ann Saylor Donna Miles Shirley Cotz Barbara Veres JoAnne Sharpe Evelyn Meservick Lois Kaufman Joseph Lashinsky Patrick Sherlock James Mash Dorothy Dill Susan Martin Robert Rizzo Margaret DiGiulio Richard DeLuca Jerry DiGiacomo William Benko Catherine Roberts John Boruch Cart Narrator Betty M acDonald Don M acDonald Anne Joan Howard Roger Claud Claire Fessenden Lesley Arnold Margo M iss Garvey Bee Gee S alsie K itsie M rs. Watsonls Harry New Motor Marvin Mr. Curtis M rs. Curtis Lyda Jim Dotty Joey Phil Murray Old Buddy Radio Announcer Student Director niom in the Stew A three act play dramatized by William Dalzell and Anne Coulter Martens, from the book by Betty MacDonald. The committee members for the senior class play are: Row 1: P. Jones, L. Damico, B. Smith, N. Fink, C. Goetz. Row Q: M. A. Berish, E. Flori, S. Shaffer, C. Moore, M. B. DiGuilo, N. Kubala. Row F. Dressick, B. Patrick, E. VVel1b, M. L. Tomchik, V. Koot, B. Mock, M. Matta. Raw 4: J. Creek, D. Cominsky, C. Cicotello, A. Catena, T. Kiss, R. James, J. Korzi, W. Kovalsky, R. Hostetler, J. Cos- tantino. if Lois Phillips and Quay Weaver rehearse their parts for the play. Carl Cicotello shows the new 3l1dit0I'il1m COIIUOI Panel to Shirley Cotz. 45 C. Roberts and J. Costantino prepare for a chemis- try experiment. Senior C. Brunberg reports to the students in Miss Mur- phy's P.0.D. class on the state courts. Miss McLaughlin helps her senior English class in writing themes. In ormalx T. Mercer discusses the use of spherical triangles to the solid geometry students while Mr. Mease Watches. Mr. Yucca explains fundamentals of architectural drawings to a drafting III class. Students in the advanced math class are aided by Mr. Kawchak in solving a difficult problem. P1fe.rentz'n cg e lmfef To be one of a class gives a student an identity, a place in life. People know who we are and what we can do when we tell them our class in school. As members of a class, we are growing year by year in knowledge and maturity. We step into the broader world of high school as sev- enth graders, a little bewildered and con- fused at the size and scope of our new school world. Class year by class year we broaden our minds and social horizons until, as young men and women, we reach graduation. Here are the faces of those students who make up Windber Area High School. In six years, the seventh graders here will not resemble their present pictures Very much . . . and perhaps many of the jun- iors won't either. Search for your own face and those of your friends in these pages. They are here. 5j!i?5E?'r: ' The Junior class officers, F. Kurowski, secretaryg J. Molnar, treasurerg P. Henger, presidentg and P. Senella, vice-presidentg discuss plans for their annual magazine campaign with their advisor, Miss George, The funiom' The juniors are a class with their eyes to the future. Specific goals are beginning to formulate. Their role in academic and social affairs is a large and important one, giving them the qualities of leadership they will need as seniors and future cit- izens. Training received in leadership and cooperative following is put to good use. The junior magazine campaign tests the ability of the class to work together. The grand climax to their year is a prom given for the seniors. The hard work put forth by the juniors gives both juniors and sen- iors an event which is long remembered. Miss VVashko discusses the Renaissance period with an M Sz M history class. NNE' f' .W ' f Mr. Shruda checks the progress of his students in bookkeeping class. 50 M. DiDonat0 and J. Berkey add the finishing touches to a piece of furniture they have constructed in woodshop. 'dhxxigf Mr. Serrian explains the diagraming of sentences to an absorbed Junior English class. rift' W ,y A, ff I1 Plane Geometry students rack their brains to Construct geometric drawings on the board while fellow Students watch. 51 H nun .. w e - ' -1 iz: 1' 1 f ' t r' fr Z J' I ' - - f a' ri- i I' ps ii Y , 1 , , .. l Y fi 7 - .T Q V fi !Il 3 S W' it I Q J W Z l- ' f, ,al x X i M r k Q i -' if 1 i 7 s if 'C at 'Wg f Il f 40? .4 2--Q S' X xgat' ft if ' fw ' ' 7':f:.sise:,sTffili f Row' 1.' l'1.Dukery, P. Davis, I.. Dcyarmin, M. Borish, T.. Grove, A. IW. Anrlvrsou, G. Boxcu, D. J. Carroll, H. Grcluis. Ram' 2: D. R. Dun- mirv, BI. lYAlin1oI1te, C. Gratis, C. Bzlrndollzir, J. Custor, T. Finclisll, U. Dilliulio, Nl. Clmrm-go. C. Burt:-k, B. Gogo. Hou' .ff J. Bm-rkcy, J. Baer, J. Dunko, J. Boll, R. l,l'Iil1f'il, G. Gays, R. Izfblllll, YY. Criclc-r, P. Hcngvr, M. Tylljtbllillfl, A. Bm-ri. Hou' L: T. JHIIIOS, T. Fc-tsko, D. Uunmirv, ll. G1-isor, J. Custer, K. Allrlcrsou, T. Bohorik, C. Daly- ton, P. Bufluy,T. Fomlnk, I.. BI'0lllll.1f0Il75.' Rlfovcr, H. I'llL'TSl'llllZll1CI', R. Fx-tvllko, J. TTJlllCll1lI'lC'k, J. Daily, R. Berg, TNI. cliltllll, G. Brulllwrg, D. Cln-ment. - . in ' 1 if ... , - 'A A ' ' ' ' ' .. .. L -' 3 ,. . rm ' ' ' - v-- :.'f-:-A. -R wi 4- rv-f'E:..3 f...f'?:w..-' -.. . .- ' x ' D 'MPOA ..., , 'F ,..,Mmwfsw?rEF-m. . . :-1 f m.. - . . . w.s:r,1l' 3514 Hou' 1: Bl. Locke, J. Klov, S. Korn, C. Knapp, C. Ilornyak, N. Gnnovosc, B. Kovacll, R. lf. Laslu, R. J. I4ZlP0Ytil. Hour K Nlillcr, M. A. Kncvht, C. Kovavh, J. Lawliczul, J. Koot, D.Kol1ler, C. Kohler, D. Kohler, D. Iloffnizm, R. M. Mc'Cuc-h. lfou'J.'V.L:ishi11- sky, G. Manza, J. A. Hudzik, IC. Koontz, J. TIOTTIIIQIII, B. Langley, P. I..1I'lnca, U. Lisku, A. Kohler, P. Hill, F. Kurowski. Huw L: B Hostctlor, F. Koshinskio, A. Kovzmh, C. Koavh, B. Kotch, G. hier- isko, J. Korhut, D. Kcllcr, M. Kosturko, G. llfadcy. Hou' 5:VV. Kllr owski, B. Korzi, J. Korzi, T. Marsh, J. Koshinskic, Nl. BICl,8I1Il0ll, P Nliller, G. Hritz, J. Lloyd. f,.- an Row 1: S. lllarsli, A. Bostock, R. Gill, B. D'Arcangelo, T. Mchaly, E. I.Cl1Lll8Il, J. DX-Xgostino, J. Horwath, B. Magazzu. Hou' Q: M. Cordutsky, L. Bowser, A. Bcliiliia, R. Nattzl, R. Sccsc, DI. Rosen- baum, J. Reese, J. lllaurizio, J. Blasko, J. Crognalc. If0'll.' Ji: R. Sciotti, R. Ups-tt, S. Skillman, J. l'lil'im-lli, ll. Martt-ll, S. Spinus, J. Mmiry, 'l' lim-Curie, lf. Seback, R. Picrrc. Hou' 5: B. Utt, P. Miilitti, C. Utt, R Polochak, B. Prucliniv, K. Scliafer, J. Molnar, F. Patrink, J. Sally Row 5: J. Ripper, B. Uyler, J. Puriscclli, B. Salko, J. Munro, J Rosebury, P. RUIIllll0l, B. Miller, P. Piatck, D. Slialler. .lk - ' 5 fs. How 1: B. YVasl1ko, H. Wvatyka, V. Yvozny, J. VVargo, D. YVest0v0r J. Ynunkcr, P. VVhitaker, M. K. Vcnzon, L. Vizi, B. Updcgraff, C Weaver, B. VVolford. Ron' Q: P. Sc-nolla, A. Nagy, B. Re-pko, B. lllitclicll, E. Totll, B. Vtvoavcr, A. Strapel, A. Pckala, E. Statler, DI. Swim-inski, F. Palumlmo, K. Naylor. Rau' J: B. Statler, D. Smith, l. Phillips, P. Smith, B. Sanderson, B. Nauglc, B. Ripper, C. Slagle a J. lVlitf'hell, S. Naugllton, J. Pcnncr, lll. A. lllatsky, B. Salmo. Rim' 4: S. Puricclli, J. Pachella, J. VVl1istlcr, B. Yvilusz, V. Vcnanziu, J. Upflegraff, B. Surkosky, B. Tallyeil, C. Thurman, J. Sulosky, B. Yoder, B. Spinelli. Row 5: li. VVcavcr, L. Tlirvato, F. '1lllUUlilS, B. Sulosky, R. Stawarz, I. Thomas, D. Vargo, T. Vlfcbb, S. Studniary, R. VVeaVcr, VV. VVirick. i The officers of the sophomore class, A. Darcangelo, sccretaryg R. Rubal, pres- identg J. Swaynos, vice-prcsidcntg and C. Mayer, treasurerg hold a discussion with their advisors, Mrs. Mayer and Mrs. Probert. The rfophomores The whirl of activity thrust upon a sophomore student puts into action all he has learned academically and socially in his former high school years. Sophornores are busy with studies from morning until night. They have by this time chosen a definite pattern of study and have set many goals to be accomplished. This class sponsors our annual Valentine Dance. It is an exciting and important part of the social calendar. Gowns, corsages, white shirts, ties, and crowns all lead to the climax of the announcement of the king and queen. A climax which furnishes many pleasant memories for all who at- tend the event. Mr. Freeman watches closely as these history students work 1Q2'Pjg:.3 -1-na.. L. ll: will on their assignments. Miss VVeavcr explains a difficult verb conjugation to her Latin H class. 54 Under the instruction of hir. Flori, this gym class works out with basketballs in the new gym. Mr. Yorca gives some helpful advice to A. Pipon as he works on one of his drawings. Mr. Durst is giving this biology class some information on the Starfish 55 Rau' Z: I.. Balser, A. Diliiacmno, K. Gerkey, B. Bossi, B. Brakzit, T Cerwinsky, BI. Brutts, I.. Brelnn, C. Faust, R. France. Row Q: J. Cotz, C. DiAli1nonte, llf. Baer, B. Berisli, C. Chess, A. Frusca, C Delorie, lVl. Bzulowski, M. A. Cliontas. Hou' ff: L. Berkelmile, I.. Bar Zensky, J. llill, VV. Bzilrulzi, D. Iyllllilllil, VV. Benson, C. Farlio, J Rau' I: B. Allison, BI. Gavzires, D. Price, C. Brown, C. Horvath, D. Hiteshew, B. Gates, Y. Greatliouse, P. Gamly, G. Kubala. Row Q: A. Gumlmita, R. Kelly, J. L:aPorta, M. K. Kotzan, li. Jerley, J. Imler, J. LaPlac-za, S. Ilarbuugh, S. Hzizy. Row Ji: M. Kzitchrncrie, R. Hender- son, T. Kirkwood, R. Hunter, S. Joseph, T. Howells, Q. Hissong, P. DiGizic-oino, K. fnrroll, J. Diliuilio. H011'.l:A. D'Arc-angela, J. Dutz- inan, J. Blougli, N. Botlock, R. ffonstnnto, S. Huntley, VV. Crew, C. Burlny, B. llelisai. 1frm'J7.' C. Carolius, H. Blair, C. Beal, L. Difliulio, J. Fzigzni, D. Dona, T. Clllllltil, T. Boyko, T. Conjelko, R. Enee. 5955313 if av , if E5 Q 5 s Holsopple, D. Kiss, S. Gem. Hou' J: T. KfDSl1iIlSklt?, U. Lateline-y, C Koshinski, T. Kovzic-li, J. TlOllIIl2lIl, J. Hoffman, G. Koaeh, J. Geisel, B. Hissong. limp 5: G. I-lolsopple, R. Kelcselleny, P, Koharchik, S. Kusli, T. King, T. lluglies, J. Groves, L. Koliarchik, T. Leonardio, J. Kohler. I , Gap S Row 1: B. Blitchell, C. Svnior, L. Shaulis, NI. J. Yankowsky, C. Torncllik, WY. lVilson, A. llfitchcll, J. White. Hou' Q: hi. Spinelli, D. Zahurak, C. Smihal, H. Wadas, S. Walls, S. Shuster, P. VVestover, RI. Sllllliff, B. VValtos. Hou' -i: C. Young, M. Toki, B. Sharpe, B. Row I: J. Miller, R. Rogers, L. Lynch, L. Popp, F. Rollo, P. Peters, J. Rununx-I, B. Mnugcr, C. Millor, K. Kluk. Row Q: S. Lovlie, C. Sclcpac-k, R. Murray, J. Pupinchak, K. Malloy, P. Roberts, J. Nagy J. Potts, T. Regan. Hou' .IJ M. Sharpe, S. Blartell, C. Mason, C. Keni D. Rich, C. Ott, J. Nfuzzic, H. Powell, BI. Nladoskcy, R. lwoore s VVcbb, S. Zahurak, J. VVarshcl, E. Zciglcr, C. Vveaver. Hou' 4: VW Smith, T. Tirnko, J. Swaynos, R. Vvozny, J. Zepka, J. Toth, G Tobias. How L: J. Pruicelli, J. Phillips, D. Noon, A. Pipon, J. lx1ilkl1Cll, R. Rubal, R. Saho, C. Ostrosky, H. Pomeroy. Iiouv 5:C. Mayor, L. Mayer, G. Bfarusvllok, J. Lucas, C. IJ0t0CllilI', K. Gisewllitc, J. l,I'ilZOIl0Vll'll, T. Navarro, T. Potasnik, G. lllillcr. v The Freflomen The door of high school life really begins to spin for the freshman student. Individual interests and talents are encouraged to flourish. Selection of college, com- mercial, or general courses will mold the collection of studies an individual student receives. Latin, Algebra, Home Ee., and Shop help students choose the various courses of study they may wish to follow in the next three years. New clubs and activities are very important to the social life of the freshmen. The freshman party is the highlight of their social year. Hard Work and care- ful planning by the offiicers, advisors, and committees usually make this an outstanding event for all the classes. Mr. Yocea and the officers of the freshmen class, G. Yarnal, treasurer, J. Sekela, presidentg and T. Marfizo, vice-president discuss plans for some future class projects. --u-1 -Ti.. Mrs. Probert and the other members of her class listen as L. Korhut gives an oral book report. These freshmen students listen intently as Miss George teaches a lesson in general science. These freshmen look on as Mr. Mickle brings out a point from his reference hooks. Miss Weaver seems to be enjoying herself as she .drills Latin into these students. , Miss Murphy watches as these students illustrate Latin sentence structure. i This class of freshman are enjoying themselves as they attempt to solve algebraic equations. ,M 'Sf Hou' 1: R. Bs-risli, G. f'zn'olus, li. Dl1S2ll'k, J. Blair, B. limiit, D, Conjelko, B.Furm:1m-hik, A. F4-dur, R. llarlml. Hou' Q: G. Fm-rrznllv, Bowen, B. Evert, P. Glosky, P. .Xllison, F. LJOFIIJZI. Rau' LZ: P. Vi-wk, D. Gepllart, J. Cassalu-sv, P. Alcxallder, J. For-lil, U. F9111-rrwim-li, IW. Brukat, li. Davis, M. J. LJFJIIIUS, J. linyflos, J. Rossi, J. Ifm-q-igiyii, E. Gratis, B. Bachovclhin, G. Groves, ll. U-affm-y, R. Furla-. How' 5. J. IJUIIISPY, L. llznnic-0, M. Iloyzirnlin, T. llc-clllvr. lfnu' -2: M. Ilirc- P. Bock, U. Donato, E. L. Grohzll, A. C. I?iIldiSll, M. J. Ah-xniirivr, wiuz, I.. Iiurnriiru, R. F4-tr-likn, R. llulisu-, J. D4-ll, N. Ilmvsi-r, J. B. H21diX,F. Univ, R. D1-Polo, J. Bwylc, J- B1U'tll0JUUl0W4 Row 1: V. Lucas, G. BIHFSII, M. K4-rshcrkm-y, K. Lushinsky, B. Ilvl- Kurcis, RI. 1VIc'Cl11c'z1s, F. Iluciy, J. NICFIIIIQ, T. Ksizlzck. Iffm' .51 L. nian, L. Helscl, W. llenclorson, S. Karla, C. Dobson, G. Bm-rkoy. Ifnu' Lehman, B. Henry, J. LOJIUHIN, M. Horner, J. Hritz, L. Login-, T H. Kersllcskcy, M. Kotznn, M. Koh-li, S. Hosts-ll:-r, J. Lrwlis-, N. High, 1W.Norwitz, L. NICGQ-0, N. Link, K. Bfutta. If0u'5.' D. Hostvtlor I.aPlava, J. Dfalek, R. Kovnvh, if Mate, J. Lloyd, M. Muxwn-ll. Row' D. Dlrnriges, A. Liskn, A. BIPIDIIHIIGJI, D. R. Kosturko, J. Ilolnick 3: T. Mnrfizo, R. Knecht, L. lluntor, L. Korliut, J. Kun-zowski, B. J. Hudak, R. Islnnan, J. Lynch, G. Hcison. 60 ,fm .. rim .W .M .1-Sf: .5 f--., Q-gg. Aigr J... 15 -f ,, . fi 4- . :.- W.. .fe Rau' 1: J. llasli, D. SkllIl2ll , D. Shark, J. Sanders, 17. Olrlhzim, BI lllill-ar, IC. Snydc-r, 11. Oldhznn, D. Phenivie, li. lvluttis. Ifmr 2: R. Rubul, J. Shaffer, YV. Slliifllfxf, U. Svndek, M. Sopeiy, C. Novak, ll Nagy, H. Nlcliikovic, B. Pavalosky, J. Rosvetti, YY. Rummy-l. lfnu' Ji: J. Ripper, A. Pipon, J. Pz1t1'if-k, l . l'nulvy, S. Popp, J. Paxton, li Soltes, L. Shaffer, J. Pipon, G. Sholko. Ifrm' L: B. Pomroy, ll. Phil lips, T. Pitera, R. Rakoczy, R. 1lc1Elvs'cc, li. Moore, J. Stxkvlkl, J llliller, E. Slmffcr, J. Snyder, P. Rivh. Ron' 5: T. Pc-nrml, V. Mic-kvy R. Shank, D. Smith, R. Skillman, Bl. Sherlock, J. Naughton, li. UH J. Piatvk, M. Saluncy. Row I: J. lvoocls, Nl. Undcrko, D. YVL-lah, G. xv0llI'lK'll, L. 'l'11rc':lto, R. P, Stopko, G, Updg-gmff, R, Yng-ga, S, Spism-k, T. Vyulkcr, ,IA '1'1,0HmS, Verostick, P. Wadas, A. Natta, D. Rec-sv, J. Swzmsigor. Hou' G. T. Thomas, G.Strayer, J. Swerof-k, C. Vzllavzxk. Hou' .Qi M. Wissingor, XTQTHZI, C. lvirick, l.. Zarisky, J. VVisc, IJ. Slopko, J. Tlnirnmn, G. C. Vanciken, S. VVicnt., S. Tlniele, D, '1'rf-ssh-I-, VV. VVmyi.r, C- yyis- Yarnil, L. Yzznkc, lll. L. Yanik, J. Spangler, B. Surlmsky. limi' J: Singer, B, 'fatm-, R,T01,h. The officers of the eighth grade class, M. Damico, secretaryg A. Costa, presidentg and A. Kopasko, vice president, hold an informal discussion with their advisor, Mrs. Luther. Absent when the picture was taken was D. Rodish, treasurer. Mr. Ercole aids a science student in examining a specimen under a -ig 1 111 1m gn B I -zz: - ,I :s 1 microscopel i ,- . - . i s ff' l l lu is lu I iam.: ':t'.:!-f'Cfrffff :nazi Liiii' J . ll c f ll el f -- fa: A ,I . . I 'W 5555: 1 -Tfx '- , 1:3 9 55' 5 p 1 1 all Eli. , ,I l sszssas ' JW' 522.225 pg! :anim v nngn we . ' x' E l ig H fl , 7 ii V l The Ezgktlo Grade The High School life of an eighth grade student is still in a formative stage. This year is a continuation and a broadening of experiences sampled in seventh grade. Studies are advanced to prepare the stu- dent for his role as a freshman. They are caught in a whirl of social events, which have broadened since their first year in high school. Planning a party teaches them to work with officers, advisors, and committees. This experience is valuable and important to the formation of a well- organized and active class in future years. Mrs. Luther cannot decide which pupil to call on to read a passage for English class. R- MOFEHU identifies C0Untfi9S for MF- C0H.l9lk0lS histofb' Class- An absorbed group of boys wateh Mr. Golish demonstrate a new piece of metal shop equipment. Students participate in a geography discussion with their teacher Mr. Weaver. Mr. Beam explains the cube root of x to a puzzled algebra student. 63 5. How 1.' K. Davis, C. Corle, S. Clapper, R. Felflbauer, J. Bosak, J. Dona, G. Feather, L. Bowser, I.. Bunk. limi' Q: Bl. Bueei, R. Emery, P. Ciotti, G. Cordutsky, J. Alex, J. Fink, F. Dagistino, S. Berkey, M. Dietriek. Rau' J: T. Berkey, J. Decker, D. DiGiulio, M. Darnico, D. Adams, A. Gates, J. Blough, J. Faccriani, C. France. Row 4: E. Della, D. Bc-rkey, C. Boyko, F. Coat, VV. Fleegle, B. Daily, F. Garlathy, P. Gahriek, B. Conga-rsky. Hou' B. Berkey, J. Burger, D. Terranto, C. Bottorll, P. Berish, J. Drazcnovirh, W. Gates, A. Bostoek. Hour 1.' R. Brown, F. Giordano, T. lVIaurizio, lVl. Gregovic-h, E. Ble- kelco, J. Hutchison, A. M. Costa, J. Bokinsky, J. Gavares. Row Q P. Grahish, C. Kovach, P. Kirkwood, lll. llanges, A. llcil, C. Knecht lN1. Knot, D. Joseph, I.. Horvath. Row J: P. Gavalak, S. Kendig, P L:1P0rta, D. Hritz, B. Ilolxba, W. Laslo, D. Gordon, D. Kinkela, K. Lynch, N. Katrllmeric. Hou: L: C. Mayer, E. Korzi, A. Litko, A. Koposko, J. Maurizio, J. Matta, F. Makorzy, K. Kohler, Il. Hoff- man. Row 5: D. Kostnrko, B. Mercer, E. Maruschock, R. Norra, J. Kicta, G. Gogo, S. Hancharick, S. Langley. lxrm' If T. fifilllt, S. Hissong, J. X. llcyn-rs, R. ciI'02ltTl0llSl', ll. Luwls, B. Smith. Hou' .Gi J. Soiku, J. Studuialry, S. Parks, U. Slzlllvr, G. DIOC'k C .Grylrlc-y, YY. Kllcllolivll, I.. ISTIIIIIIII, H. Korn-kos. lfu'u'1?.' D. Severna, K. Ripplc, M. J. Niovivh, J. STIIITTICT, H. Popp. Hou' 5: f'. Prim-, D Spirms, l'. Novak, .L PI'1If'llIliI', J. Snyder, B. Pif-rrv, IIOSUIITHIIIHI, Sag:-r, J. Pc-nrod, J. Shustcr, R. Rulwrsun, T. Repim-, G. Sc-kc-rn, R X. Rm-nlz, I., Kiss. lfnzr .ls T. Pmnroy, D. Blorgurm, li. Podrzlsky, Shzxffvr. li. Sh-ilinll, fl. Smith, S. Mn-ym-lv., I.. llvpinv, J. Miluru, J. Slmffs-1', lion' I: S. Nlivklv, R. Sllyfll'l', Nl. l'r-tcrs, li. Suyrln-r, T. Yvziiykzl, U. YY4-:nw-r, T. Tobias, A. Xv2lI'Zlllllll0f'll, J. Spzlllglvr, li. Shank. lfnu' .5 Hur-k, I., Miller, K. Mic-klv, lfnu' 2:11. Phillips, F, IJTTOFRI, I1.'lJllI'l'2lT0, li. VL-rcs, G. Jvc-zlvn-1', V. 'FllI'll0I', li. VVZIFIT, J. Stn-vm-las, U, Yilm-lily I . SIIJIIZIZZOTZI, S,S1-ninr, ff Rippvr, D. Rrnlislu, R. xvllllllg, J. YV:1rgo. J. VVNIVQ-x', A. VVvis, J. Shay. Hun' 5: J. Yislnsky, H. Sh-vc-ns, B nu' J: K. Twill, A. Yilkn, K, Slc-wart, V. YY1-:lvm', J. Young, T. Zcmvik, M. Zyggnlunt, J.VVll:lllvy, P. Zllorfwzlllvik, R.VVz1rgo, J. Toki 65 1 The seventh grade class officers, V. Palumbo, president, S. Borouch, secretaryg and J. Cover, treasurer, listen as their advisors, Mr. Weaver and Mrs. Rouda- bush, give them a few words of advice. C. Kotch aids Mr. Prohonic, who is pouring molten metal into mold forms. Miss Adam and her class listen carefully as F. Harlan reads a passage aloud from his English book. 66 Mrs. Stahley lends a helping hand to one of her geography students. These boys are working on projects for the geography show. This math class of Mr. Matey's studies as he checks their individual progress. Mrs. Roudabush looks on to see if any of her students are having Mrs. Shaffer, Patient Spellillg t6HCh9I', PFOHOUHCSS HH exercise to One difiiculty with their geography map assignment. of her classes to help them improve their vocabulary. 67 I - .4-. l I . :IS ' limp I: L. Bantley, F. Fogle, J. Cullen, S. Corle, R. DeLuca, D. Ben- Bailey, K. Baliorik, J. Carolu, H. DiCarlo, M. livanchock. Row .4 son, ll. Difliulio, C. Conjelko, S. Custer, E. Corlc. Ron' Q: M. L. ll. Dawson, D. Bcrkey, B. Cicfmanski, J. Cornonsky, A. Buclay, N Beret!-nel, B. Custer, D. Cook, S. Borur-li, P. Garland, H. Burgan, J. Blougli, B, Caton, J. Crew, J. Bolyak, DI. Clement, B. Bulek. Kon' 5 Cover, A. Beutman, D. Bertino, NI. Barr, R. Danko. Hou' df S. Nl. Blavklmurn, M. DcBiase, C. Barlowiski, D. Flori, D. Dona, J Blough, E. Brunberg, L. Berg, II. Brunbaugh, B. Drazenovivk, C. Bytlieway, D. Farbo, J. Jife, A. Cassanese, L. Blair. limp 1: R. Cook, J. Chisman, D. Fanan, J. Hodowanes, B. McCucl1, L. Maurizio, J. Diiiuilio, C. Creek, R. DiMarco, A. Buchorz. Hour Q: C. Kovacli, B. Koontz, B. Helbig, VV. Lombardi, M. Koot, V. Jablon, R. Manotti, J. Husinka, E. Gordon, C. Heggi, A. Madosky. Hou: 3: A. Kubala, B. Graff, J. Korzi, G. Mitchell, E. NIL-Gregor, C. Koval- 2 i:'!.'5 cliik, C. Law, M. Joe, J. Kohler, P. Kraynick. Row 4: K. Holsopple C. Gerula, M. Kochinski, K. Gohn, T. Holsopplc, S. Hadix, G. Izing D. Greene, S. Kondas, lw. Letosky, S. Holsinger. Row 5: C. Gubeto B. IFIOHIIIIIII, J. Karczewski, B. Geraltowsky, D. Hrivnak, M. Liska G. Heclller, P. Marfizo, D. Martell, C. Landers. n 23553 -2 i- lfow 1: T. Knecht, R. Kill1lllDTl, F. Harlan, I. Nlauger, P. Holsopplf- D. Kliinek, IC. Horwin. A. Lovlie, R. Hornyak, G. Hutehison. Row Q W. Latz, D. Rcpine, S. Slateoif, S. Newcomer, J. Podrosky, D. Snylor, D. Streltz, C. Sherlock, H. Korhuf, C. Glosky, F. Laslo. Hou' J: J Rcaun, J. Nyeste, M. Owens, P. Muck, J, Slnusler, D. lillllllllvl, J Statler, IC. Salko, B. Snyder, J. Popp. Raw 4: H. -Renfroe, C. Stoek P. Phcnivif-, hi. Ohergrass, V. lllucciolzi, I.. Snyder, C. Sherlock, D Salkin, G. Phillips, M. Mickel, J. Pollock. Row 5: G. Seeora, B Murphy, A. lwurtin, B. Patriek, D. Newcomer, J. Secorax, G. Slxaffer G. Petrillu, B. Shank, B. lh-iifme. I .. .ff.,...,Q-. f .EEEKHQQ Qi Row 1: J. Whistler, F. Utt, B. Pieraceini, G. Yuera, M. Wagner, J. Spin-1-lli, G. Naugle, G. Rec-se, T. Swzinsiger, M. Meholie. lion' B. Replzo, R. Miloro, P. Toomey, U. Surkosky, J. Zuhrosky, K. Upfle- graff, C. Olenik, U. W'iri1-k, J. Thonizis, J. Sellirzxlo. lfnu' J: T. Spiszik, D. wvllifiilllf, B. Zarisky, D. Spenik, J. VV:ir0nek, C. Strzipple, I.. Oyler, R. Teore, S. VVc:1ver, F. VVatyk:1, T. Utt. Run' ,5: V. Pzllumbu, D. VViriL'k, R. Wieyant, D. VVozny, R. Sulosky, B. Vitzenty, C. VV:1lker, R. Tzillion, J. Stevens, R. Swineinski. Row 5: J. Venzon, A. Zygninnl, B. Strclnik, R. Vitucci, D. VVey:n1t, VV. Tliornas, I.. Turner, li. Weaver. . wwf Row 1.' Officers of the Junior Band are A. M. Costa, treasurerg M Damico, librariang G. Vernag librariang P. Rich, student conductor P M. Koot, secretaryg T. Heckler, vice-secretaryg and J. Facciani, pres- ident. Bbw 2: Oflicers of the Senior Band and conductors: Mr. Pap- inchack, Junior Banii Directorg J. Korzi, presidentg H. Fleischhauer, vice-presidentg P. Henger, treasurer: C. Geotz, secretaryg and Mr Guisto, senior band director. l l Row 1: The officers of the Girls' chorus are J. Miller, librariang M. D'Alin1onte, librariang J. Blasko, presidentg C. Hornyak, secretary- treasurerg and C. Smihal, vice-president. Row 2: The oflicers of the Mixed Chorus are: L. Damico, librariang M. Lewark, secretary- treasurerg J. Mash, vice-presidentg and J. Verostic, librarian. The members of the Girls' Ensemble are: Row 1: M. Cordutsky, C. Slagfe, S. Kern, J. Horwath. Row Q: J. Verostik, D. Carroll, N. Kubala Row 3: J. Koot, P. Bytheway, S. J. Blattenberger, B. Rip- per. Row 4: L. Phillips, V. Venanzio, M. B. DiGuilio. The members of the Boys' Quartet, J. DiGiacamo, R. Ripple, J. Mowrey, B. Deyarmin, are rehearshing with Miss Aitken. Windber Area i 19 Row 1: Mr. Guisto, E. Toth, D. Finnegan, A. Nagy, J. Crognalv, li. B. Veres. Hou: L: C. Goetz, VV. Crew, J. Streletz, G. Stcpko, J. Hoff D'Arcangclo, C. Miller, J. Maurizio, C. Brown, S. Shuster. lion' J. man, J. Swaynos, W. Cridcr, J. Iluclak, M. A. Bartolomuc-r-i. Hou- 5 Potts, A. Pekala, P. Davis, J. LaPlaCa, S. Harhaugh, P. Roberts, A. K. Schafer, D. Donato, C. Ott, B. l,I'lll'lllllC, B. Uurlinak, J. Korzi Frasca, J. Dill, K. Malloy, J. llnlcr. ffllili J: J. Conjelko, F. Zciglcr, T. Hughes, S. Kocsis, G. Vveaver. L. Weaver, C. Thurman, IC. Shallvr, G J. Ott, D. Penrod, B. Yorlvr, o 0 Wznclber Area 1 lo lf1'1l'1F'I- CHHCH- P- Uvlsvpplv, D- SHYIOT, A- Y21FZUmllCl'k, C- Creek, Ve-res, M. Buvrfi, L. Repino, G. lzing, ll. Mangos. Hon' L: li. Gratis, T- UU, J- Swillislllef, G- IHSSUIIQZ, E. Ott. Hou' Q: J. VVei1veI', fl- Billfilk, S. Hancharick, S. Parks, B. Mora-r, J. VV. Bytlit-way, J. ltippa-r, G. J. Podrasky, E. N1c'Gregor, J. Statler, J. Nye-ste, B. Koontz, G. Mit- S1131-fi-r, G, Slmfll-r, P, Baiigkt-. c-hull. How J: L. Snyder, V. Muvviola, J. Thurman, G. Upclcgraff, E. 72 School Senior Bond Row I: E. Statler, R. A. Saylor, P. Kelly, B. Mitrhell, C. Vveaver, C Knapp, B. Holsopple, L. Balser, B. V. VVolford, J. Younker, L. Vizi Row 2: J. A. Hudak, B. Costa, N. Bowser, P. Jones, J. llloore, M. K. Kotzan, S. Potts, E. Naugle, B. Sabo, L. Berkebile. Row J: F. Puri- celli, T. Timko, B. Ott, S. Martin, R. Costantino, T. Kirkwood, A D'Arcangclo, Q. Hissong, C. R. Dipaloa. Row L: J. Boll, G. Miller J. Updegraff, G. Gaye, J. Lehman, P. Hcngcr, R. Cover, B. VVagncr M. Charnego. Row 5: T. Mercer, G. Brunbcrg, H. Fl0lSCllll1llXOI', It James, D. Vargo, D. Clement, K. Anderson, B. Caldwell, L. Diiliulio School unior Bond R070 15 MT- E- Pilpilwhak, R- DMIHFCO, T4 SWilIlSig6l', J. VV00flS, J. Thomas, J. Nfickle, J. Bosak, S. Hosts-tlcr, E. Poclrasky, M. Miller Thomas, VV. Lombardi, D. Sklinas, A. Pruchnie, L. Islnnan, C. W, Shaffer, J. Fiffv. Row 4: B. Murphy, J. Facciani, P. Rivll, C Strapple. Hou' Q: K. Updegraff, Nl. Owncs, D. Repinc, K. Davis, 0. Boyko, R. Shank, J. Vvllalley, T. Repinc, E. Utl. Rodish, J. Spinos, K. Gohn, B. Pierre. Row 3: M. Dretrich, W. Majbretteg Flag Twirlem Row 1: M. Lovkv, A. Straps-l, C. Mason, L. Phillips, If A. Dclurie-. Hou' 2: K. K. Kluk, L. Popp, M. Kntchmeric, C Boxen, S. Walls, B. Bossi. Hou' -f: li. Pom-ll, S. Puricclli, V. Lnsllinsky. Hou' 4: J. G1-iscl, D. llunruire. Senior Band G. ML-risko, B. Bravkat, B. Spinelli, C. Hornyak, C. Brunlxorg, S. J. Hluttenbergcr, D. Hoffmann, J. l42lWllC2ld, B. l'pdegr:1i'f, M. K. V1-nzon. 74 and olor Guard! unior Band S. Mic-klu, L. Horvatll, M. Knot, K. Lynn-ll, D. Bcrtino, K. Mic-klo 'i 1 Q Rau' 1: G. Verna, T. Heckler, S. Custer. Row Q: A. IW. Costa, M. I.. Grvgovivh, L. Uylcr, l'. Kirkwood, P. Novak, C. Kovalchik, S. Kcndig, BI. lleholic. Hour J: C. Stock, N. Katclllrlvriv, J. Gaydos, M. l,iiI1liCO. Row 4: G. Yarual, B. Fur- II13llChik, M. J. Grimes. '75 Mixed Chorus lffm' I: A. lliGizu'on10, M. Krvlnpzlsky, II. Vlvzltyka, C. VV:-zlvcr, V. M111-viola, B. Kurcis, K. Mcllowcll, Ii. Flori, M. Corclustky, J. A Ilorwzith, J. I7'Agostino. lion' 2: P. Misosky, S. Cotz, B. Ilona, E. N1-xnvvk, P. Brown, S. 15l2ll'klJllI'll, Il. Patrick, N. KllIJfJl1l, J. Vero stick, I.. Ihunico, IC. VVQIJIJ, S. Korn. lion' Ji: G. Ilonitz, J. Kanifinan II. Horwzxth, J. Mitchell, J. Mowry, A. Rich, J. I.z1shinsky, P. VVoz- niak, J. lNI:nl0y, J. Penncr, J. Livingston, J. Sharpe. Ro11'.5.' C. Kovach, IJ. J. Corroll, C. Kohler, C. Bartok, Il. Upctt, V. Ilalilnontc, J. llnsh R. Rulml, A. Pzlzicnzu, IC. KIZIYIIOS, S. Gzisper, S. Kohler, IVI. Senccy Hou' V. Knot, B. IIvld, P. Bytllcwzly, Il. Honafllc, B. Slllitll, J IJIGIHCOIIIO, H. I,llIIIllilK'k, Il. ll0l01.'IIElk, IC. Iluhal, M. Il. I3iGiulio M. I.1-wark, F. Yankv. Hou' U: J. Kopchak, S. Bantley, M. A. Alcx RIIHICF, B. Sulosky, Ii. D1-yarlnin, R. Muriizo, J. Strzwzvk, M. Kos turko, If Foltz, I.. Phillips, P. VValkvr. Girly Claoruf M I M - . . .A I lf., ig Q WI I Z f l . . I i Ifmr 1: Y. IiI'01iIll0llS6, YV. Hohha, M. Gzirares, R. FF2lllK'l', A. Gum- hitu, I.. Bowser, J, Blasko, J. Miller. lion' C. Tolm-llik, A. Bchinio, Il'Alimont0, I.. Iizlrzcnsky, C. Slzlglth, J. VVargo, S. Nzlughton. Hou' 5 K. Carroll, C. Oli, F, Kurowski, V. XIOIIIIIIZIO, A. Nl. Anclcrson, J F. Ilorvalh, Il. Ilvpko, P. Samlc-rson, I., I74-yzlrrnin, IS. Kovnr-h, C. Iliflinlio, I.. Grow-. SIIIIIGII, J. A. Colz. Ifou' J: R. M. M:-C'uc-li, C. Chess, S. Gem, M. 1 Urcbeftm Q 4 Q A-K QE? tif 23 3 'Q Q 4 J 1 limi- 1: H. Yvnlyka, R, M, Mg-C114-h, J, Yuunkcr, R, Nlonrq, S, Har- A. I,'.AI'C'2illg8i0, S. llartin, B. Vervs. Hou' .Gi J. Strclciz, J. Boll, J haugh, J, BIOOPO, I., Bprkcbile, C, Vhwavgr, B, Smith, B, Mitggllcll, Hllflilk, J. Updegraff, L. Dilluilio, D. Donato, K. Schafer, B. Cald- Mr, ffluistu, limp IC, Naugle, C, J, Ott, J, Cqmjglko, M, Charnego, well, G. Gaye. How 5: K. Anderson, D. Clement, R. Jzune-s, G. Brun- S. Sliuifvr, P. Joni-s, J. Inlwiln-ml, P. Ruin-rts, J. IIllik'I'. How fi: B. IWPH, T- Higlw, D- Vilrgil, M. KllSil1l'kll,lJ- Dlldillaivk. Fagan, B. Yoder, YV. Crew, P. Hanger, B. Ott, T. Tirnko, B. Vvagiier, Mr. Palpillvllak takes the junior hand through an rvllozirsal. What the youngsters lac-k in size they Can make up in volume. Uur junior hand carries on u full schedule of rehearsals, and appears both at football games and the spring vollvert. '77 Mrs. Heckler looks on as Miss Thomas teaches a class in clothing selection. Mrs. Mayer and Mrs. Heckler are shown here discussing future plans and new teach- ing techniques with two student teachers, Miss Large and Miss Phillips. 78 B. Furmanchik has little difficulty with her sewing on this new machine. Commercial Dqmrtment ish, kii, . , .V.,,..,...Nl k.,k: 95 iq, Winn ' ie. The four members of the duplicating crew: J. Slatcoff, S. Gall, T. Shustcr, J. Koval are busy at their job in the new business machines room. Miss Santucci looks on as D. Kiss works a bookkeeping problem for the rest of the class. ' ' ' l ....... , lllll l l 'iiliflllllillllll l,ll , , 1.4 c Nl I ' f l!'522:fsa lIl Mis. F' 'V Q' 3 ' V' fu II ,ff V 1, -- 1 lsiiililiffrilllgaaszfsszall e, i sl -lux lu .v is .1 ' ll ' lllllllllll - , ' I, jfggzw 1.51 214 ZZ MW ,... lvl .D . . ff l!-'A ' J l M i'w'f' l Wwe .1-V. DWL ? X U I f -41144 QQ M cf' g i ' Z '1Lffy This group of commercial students is diligently working at their typewriters under the watchful eye of Mr. Shuster. 80 Art Dqbmftment These students are using some of the modern facilities in the new art room. D. Dill and C. Goetz are cleaning up after a hard day's work. Mr. Emery, T. Heckler, and A. Pazienza are still busy on their art projects. The art editor of the Stylus, T. Heckler, discusses some of his work with Mr. Emery. 81 fi Mrs. Zack is standing in front of the mural, which has been painted by some of her junior high students. The other members of her class are busy on their own projects. .4-V Science Dqmrtment li' l' l llllll wi fl ffl Il. il ' 'X 1 L., .ii l. . ' 4, l :M ,Li .1 Iv I l ' ':fg:.... ,f iigligllmy Hil l lgu up ltlllllllll In 4 l e .s.-oi.,-ik w e una 'mqgnsnllllllgrqgl l I ' ll I 'll ' ' IT ' 1 I I 5 Hi W l ,. Ji f I l 1 'L fl, l!,W,Ll 1: :zu fl '- ' 1' ugw. ' ' ' M. C l rr 411 7 l X 3 ' vm-4 az! . , i l lm i pl: , yi 'liiijgg' 5 Q so Mr. Saylor is helping F. Palumbo interpret the results ol' her experiment. The other Ng. Q Vsf, members of this physics eluss are watching intently for any elmnge in the experiment. QE, - I ' Eflsf l Z X 1' 4 S if fx -A These students look on as Mr. Petro gives a demonstration on the Pmpefties of mcks 'V' the Hewly 9f1UiPP0fl Sclence mom- Mr. Koontz watches J. Toth and C. Weaver take notes on their ob- servations through the microscopes. 82 This seventh grade class is trying out the tools in the new junior wood shop. Mr. Golish is showing D. Mock how to use his set of hand tools. ln the rear of the shop is ii drafting room, in which the boys plan their projevts. Industrial Arty Dqmrtment These metal shop boys, J. Whistler, M. Mcllannell and R. Rollo, Can't decide which wheel to turn. Can you blame them? Mr. VVez1ver gives his final approval on the gun case which B. Corlv has just Completed. J. Spinelli and J. Maurizio are putting the finish- ing touches on their projects. 83 Z il Mrs. Elias, the school nurse, examines her records in the new nurse's office. Dr. Gourley gives his yearly dental exznnination. milk Dqbalrtment Dr. lililbilhlllliilllll, the scllonl xlovtor, exams sonic SpQC'ilIl0IlS in his oflicc. s Q 'K Vx s T. Bossi gets his chef-k-up by Mrs. W'agnor. ibmry R. James is shown checking out 21 book with the student librar- One of Mr. Beanfs science classes uses the library for their research ian, C, Baker. work. This group of seniors are looking over some of the many magazines the library receives. l sftlgg and.. J. Phillips examines one of the new hooks displayed in the library. 'W af W llull- mints Nnlll 3 +1-was infer Eklucation M., 0..-gwunum mi SMH f' l V ,,,3'f+l3vrg1, lWlr. Wlagncr gives N. Turk and J. Pipon some final instructions lmvlorv taking to the mail 45' l ll2llQl'5' 1I 'Sl 45' 4 l :EJ fig l ,., M, J ' ik- A '. ' aaq,. Iuiq.,. 1... wash! llllfl ,k.. rd This mlrivcr irzlining class is gc-Ming some C'l2lSSI'UOIIl instructions lyc- forc ilwy go out on the road. . Q ,-A N. Turk and J. Pipon look on intently us Mr. Wagner shows tlwm what makes tllis Ford Falcon go. Prawn ting Atbletzhf To be an athlete is to be one of a team. Since adult living requires the coordina- tion of the activities of many into one action and the cooperation of all who are Working on a job into one result, the athlete has had valuable experience that will stand him in good stead. Athletics provide an excellent chance to learn this lesson of teamwork. They provide the opportunity for each boy on the team to discover his worth. They also teach the participants to think quickly and act quickly under pressure. For some, ath- letics opens the door to college that might otherwise be closed. Here are the faces of the boys on Wind- ber's teams. In football, basketball, base- ball and track, these young men have rep- resented all of us. Our records are not perfect, but We follow the slogan VVin or Lose-Windber.,, Basketball Row 1: Steve Kaplan-head coach, P. Sherlock, J. Korzi, P. Roscetti, Navarro. Row 3: R. Sabo, R. Ence, B. Blair, D. Dona, C. Mayer T W. Kovalsky, B. Ripper, R. Rizzo, Patrick Freeman-assistant Hughes, E. Salkco, J. Costa. Row 4: W. Dudinak, C. Farbo, L. Mayer coach. Row 2: P. LaPlaca, A. Catena, R. Marfizio, P. Zelenak, T. R. Wozny, J. Delisa, P. Piatek, S. Zahurak. Varsity Scores HBH Scores Windber Altoona 65 Windber Altoona 42 Windber Gallitzin 40 Windber Gallitzin 17 Windber Altoona Catholic 65 Windber Altoona Catholic 19 Windber Richland 54 Windber Richland 48 Windber Richland 59 Windber Richland 38 Windber Altoona Catholic 54 Windber Altoona Catholic 55 Windber Westmont 58 Windber Westmont 65 Windber Indiana 51 Windber Indiana 34 Windber Conernaugh Twp. 37 Windber Conemaugh Twp. 35 Windber Conemaugh Boro. 67 Windber Conemaugh Boro. 29 Windber Johnstown 58 Windber Johnstown 40 Windber Central Cambria 46 Windber Central Cambria 34 Windber United Joint 48 Windber United Joint 26 Windber Ferndale-Dale 50 Windber Ferndale-Dale 51 Windber Indiana 50 Windber Indiana 49 Windber Westmont 55 Windber Westmont 40 Windber Ferndale 52 Windber Ferndale-Dale 31 Windber Johnstown '77 Windber Johnstown 43 Windber Central Cambria 64 Windber Central Cambria 45 Windber United Joint cancelled Windber United Joint cancelled Windber Altoona 65 Windber Altoona 40 Windber Conemaugh Twp. 49 Windber Conemaugh Twp. 28 WON 14-LOST 7 WON 12-LOST 9 90 Tri-Coungz Champions For the second time in three years the courtmen coached by Steve Kaplan have captured the Tri-County Basketball League crown. At the time of printing the Ramblers had won all ten of their league con- tests, with but a single one remaining. The Blue and White cagers are now eligible to vie in the eliminations for the District Six Cham- pionship, their opponent not having yet been chosen. Congratulations are due indeed to Coaches Kaplan and Freeman, and the players, for turning in one of the most outstanding court records in the history of Windber High. You're doing a good job boys, keep it up! The gaine's over and Windber won, but you would never know it by looking at these tired players. 91 Bernie Ripper is on his way to adding two more points for VVindher's cause. Coaches and senior basketball players are, Kneeling: Patrick Freeman, assistant coachg Steve Kaplan, head coach. Standing: Bob Rizzo goes in for a lay-up against Westmont. n A Catena, P. Sherlock, P. Zelenak, VV. Kovalsky, R. Marfizo, J. Korzi, R. Rizzo, B. Ripper. Everyone wants it, but it appears that Tom Navarro will snatch this rebound. Jim Korzi goes high into the air to display the form that made him Windber's high- point man. Tmcle we ,v M Row 1: A. Catena, J. Boruch, J. Hancharik, D. Keller, J. Creek, Hechler, P. Minitti, D. Dunmire, P. Piatek, M. Fleming, R. P. Wozniak, R. Oyler, P. Sherlock, D. Cominsky, E. Hadix. James, B. Benko, J. Paehella, D. Spinos, R. Cover, G. Brun- Row Q: T. Conjersky, J. Kiss, J. Stasko, C. Shuster, T. Nlarron, herg, E. Chuta, G. Stepko, T. Mercer. G. Heeter, T. DePolo, J. Csordas, T. Sherwin. Row 3: T. Cold water catches the reflection of Tom Sherwin Art Catena, leading the runners, fights mud as he passing the baton to Dave Dunmire as they win the tries to win the half mile race. half mile relay. 94 Bmelm ll 'UW1 -'warn 'Wh Jim Korzi waits tensely for the Coach Petro watches nervously as next pitch. Bert Langley dashes for home plate. Row 1.' G. Petro, coach, D. Geisel, F. Thomas. Row 2: M. Fetsko, J. Korhut, B. Deyarmin, J. Gavalak, T. Bossi, J Simler, J. Korzi, P. Rocetti, J. Kirkwood, J. Hoffman, R. Fagan,B. Langley. Row 4: Managers:D. Zahurak, S. Zahurak, Kraycirik, L. Sabo, P. Zelenak. Row 3: J. Mash, A. Rich, T. A. Pipon, G. Kochinski, T. Howells. 95 Claeerleaderf Senior High School Cheerleaders are: Row 1: V. Wozny, J. Wargo, V. Venanzio, P. Walker, D. Honadle, K. Miller, B. Kur- cis, S. Cotz. Row Q: L. Bossi, K. Naylor. Junior High School Cheerleaders are left to right: P. Stopko, L. Shaffer, Senior Cheerleadef-S are Front Tow: S' Cotz' D M. Adams, L. Dunmire, A. Gates, C. Wirick, J. Stoye, E. Dusack. Honadle' L' BOSSI' Bank Tow: P' vvalker' Mrs Standing: Mrs' Knoblauhy advisor' Knoblauh, advisor and B. Kurcis. 96 Band at Work VVindher and Johnstown hands combine to play the National Anthem before the hig game. Drum majorette Mary Kay Venzon and Mr Guisto escort VVindber's mascot Sophie. Band members listen attentivcly as Mr. Guisto explains part of a drill for the next half-time show. 97 unior Hzlgla Basketball Raw 1: P. Rich, J. Facciani, J. Roscetti, B. Hobba, J. Vislosky. Row 2: D. Zahurak, R. Ripple, B. Zemcik, D. Dona, J. Piatek, C. Heggi. Windber 15 Joseph Johns 42 Windber 30 Keith 39 Windber 36 Richland 22 Windber 13 Garfield 40 Windber 5Q Conemaugh Twp. 33 Windber 22 Roosevelt 48 Windber 47 Laurel Valley 21 Windber 38 Cochran 16 Windber 23 Joseph Johns 36 Row 3: R. Rosa, M. Sherlock, M. Alexander F Garo R Hobba Joseph Flori, coach. Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber 32 Keith 65 Laurel Valley 26 Garfield 3 1 Roosevelt 33 Conernaugh Twp 21 Cochran 34 Richland Won 6-Lost 10 41 unior H zlglo Football . la .2 f Row l: R. Vitucci, N. Reese, R. High. Row Q: J. Bossi, V. Palumbo, T. High, N. LaPlaca, A. Liska, R. DePolo, C. Heggi. Row J, L Vane R. Ripple, J. Faccini, R. Seese, J. Cassanese, J, Dell. Row 3: R. Opett, iken, B. Haddix, R. Skillman, M. Alexander, J. Bartholomew M managerg N. Dona, D. Hrionak, H. Fohel, S. Hancharik, R. Rubal, Sherlock, D. Oldham, J. Sekela, F. Gaio, J. Piatek. Nindber 12 Keith 19 ... , X ,. I Nindber Q7 Roosevelt '7 H , , Nindber 14 Cochran 6 -i f' 6 Q MISS? I 4,- Nindber 29 Everett 13 :I 7, 'ff p M1421 7Vindber 14 Joseph Johns Q7 ' 5 J 4 W nfl' vindber 7 Garfield Q1 l 1 lagxyiig 7Vindber 28 Conemaugh Twp. 7 I Q al i Q ff Won 4-Lost 3 A 1.5 M7 i 7 -X 1,1 . .. v' , 'Lua' I I' ,1 1,0 H, f' 22 A' K4 f'l'm1ff iw -' I f iffy ! 'X , -X . lux' N- .N , Q5 K If 'K 4 'l 1 ,Qi XJ' il!! 4 .. ff' -1 f ., N 7 ff w' l V llll i x ' lllg J f' X l J llmallil' J ll fl ,- V f A . rf np, ' J.: l - . A ill, fn - - 4 .S 3. S' . ' 5214, I 4' Y ' i i - '7 ': '3'v 'f-3' ff- 411-2' ' K ?Ef - f?7i77'l 2lJI'l hh, 'x-'Q- 0 i' pu? ef' W. V f f,x1.n5iwQ il-if JL'-Gy-'fi . Q W IE Q 1-FSS? X . X L X Q 'J wJ ' gs if 72 If 2' ' 'L l ' .ll 5 5 K 5 W , :,'r?, . 2731, Jliggff ya , pigs J 'I ,H 1, Q a 49 :m f Xl J 4' X 4 M142 ' fyl'11z'f f' fa 5 R an . Lf' 'Q MIN M I fr. X IW J .4 , 1, r 'll 435 i. an .ig16Zy,7'g , 'a.4..am-- f , ,fe f p ff X , f r, Q, g g .U -,..-M151 W ,244 1 . -Lqf: Hnlms y Jzllhil. Iqgha lndwiil ! W -P. ' I I ' f? 'W ,1 4,W Tw V ' 5 , - V 0 ' ' -4 lk- . 'W A- ' qv ' M75--2 .W '- -.-Q:-351, , -ip, I-nqi ,. ' w4'..L.-f- .ln . N 1 f .Q .Ji 0,1-1 ' ' ,I 14522124--:nh v -bm M . i1i':1e-- - ,g1:f: ' ,gf , ...n a ,.. .... - , - . f 1 Football is I I I l Row 1: J. Stopko, P. Wozniak, J. Creek, J. Gavalak, J. Boruch, T Sherwin, P. Sherlock, T. Bossi, E. Haddix, T. Heckler. Row 2: S Kush, P. Piatek, D. Martell, D. Dunmire, F. Koshinsky, A. Langley, R. Oyler, J. Hancharik, P. Minitti, T. Fetsko. Row 3: R. Stawarz P. Roscetti, B. Sharpe, L. Mayer, C. Koach, M. Seese, R. Fetcho Windber 80 65 13 1600 Q20 49 28 6 41 609 1380 1836 9224 Total first downs First downs rushing First down passing Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted by Yards returned intercepted passes Yards gained passing Net yards rushing Net yards rushing and passing Game net yards . E. Salkco, E. Buday, C. Mayer. Row It: T. King, J. Toth, W. Smith G. Tobias, J. Koshinskie, J. Pachella, J. Danko, B. Blair, J. Dutz man. Row 5: A. Pipon, J. DiGiacomo, J. McCuch, C. Farbo, J. Fagan , T. Chuhta, H. Pomroy, R. Rubal, R. Ence, J. Zepka. Statistics Opp, Windber 86 28 '75 1 98 6 2 1592 18 1 78 3 1 .5 52 1 1 0 57 5 3 1 55 44.4 1 74 256 14 13 3 1529 20 209 9 8 100 Penalties Yards lost penalties First downs penalties Punts Average yards punts Punts blocked by Yards returned punts Kickoffs Average yard kickoffs Yards returned kickoffs Ball lost on downs Fumbles Own fumbles recovered Opp. 31 300 5 Q3 32.6 0 '70 20 40.3 405 5 33 14 Coaches John Lochrie, John Kawchak, Alex Atty, and Joseph Flori discuss the team at a practice Varsity Scores 5 WINS-2 LOSSES-1 TIE Windber 3 1 Windber 1 2 Windber 21 Windber 13 Windber 32 Windber 39 Windber 12 Windber 20 Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Westinghouse 6 Altoona 27 Indiana 0 Johnstown 20 Chambersburg '7 Conemaugh Twp. 7 Pittsburgh North Cath. 12 McKeesport '7 B Scores 4 WINS-2 LOSSES 25 Everett 0 13 Altoona 20 41 North Cambria 12 32 Conernaugh Twp. 6 0 Johnstown 13 20 Johnstown Cath. 6 101 J. Gavalak reaches for T. Heckler's aerial. Scoring surges in the closing minutes proved not enough to overcome their opponents' first half advan- tage, and the Ramblers dropped the season's second contest, Q7-12, to Altoona. The Mountain Lions built up a strong Q7-0 halftime lead as halfback Bob Gutshall recorded three touchdowns on runs of 75, 47, and 16 yards. With three minutes remaining, of first down on the losers, 29 quarterback Terry Heckler hurled a bulls- eye to end John Boruch on the Windber 42. Joe Gav- alak, trailing the play, grabbed a lateral from Boruch and covered the remaining distance to score. Not yet finished, the gridders of Coach John Kawchak struck again with a minute to go. After Sherwin picked up Q4 yards to the losers' 36, Heckler tossed a screen pass to Sherwin who rambled into paydirt. Spoiling Indiana High School's hopes for an unde- feated season, the visiting Kawchakmen picked up their second win of the young season by blanking the Braves, 21-0. After Ed Hadix recovered an Indiana miscue, Blue and White signal caller Terry Heckler jaunted Q7 yards around end for a touchdown. Late in the first quarter Windber scored again with Dave Dunmire diving over for the one. Recovering a fumble on the home teamis 15 late in the fourth period, Wind- ber pushed over another TD as fullback Tom Sherwin plunged the final three yards and added his third con- version. Johnstown defenders close in on T. Sherwin. With the strong arm of quarterback Terry Heckler and the hard running of fullback Tom Sherwin, the Ramblers once again downed their opponents in the season's opener. This time the Blue and White easily defeated the defending Pittsburgh City League champs, Westinghouse, 31-6. Windber tallied in the first quarter on a jump pass from Heckler to end John Boruch. In the big second period, Sherwin scored from 31 yards outg a Heckler-to-Boruch pass added six more pointsg and Sherwin plunged over from the two. Dave Dun- mire, junior halfback, accounted for the last Rambler touchdown in the third stanza. Johnstown evens the score at 7-7. T he game saw the home forces of Windber lose a thriller to their powerful Johnstown opponents, 20-14. The Ramblers captured the lead twice, but found the huge Trojan team too much to stay. The Blue and White gridders drew first blood when end John Boruch broke through to block a Johnstown punt and recover the leather on the visitor three. Dave Dunmire tallied and Tom Sherwinis placement was good. Johnstown evened the score easily in the second stanza and went ahead in the third quarter, 13-7, on a 67-yard pass play. Guard Bob Oyler picked up a Trojan bobble and ambled into the endzone. Sherwinis placement sent Windber ahead, 14-13. Sparked by a 34-yard pass, the visiting squad came roaring back to score the needed winning touchdown and capture their 15th straight win. Johnstown has won 19 games while Windber has copped 15 in this, the oldest series in the district. Seven of the encounters ended in deadlocks. Sparked by three touchdown passes by quarterback Terry Heckler, Windber rambled to a 32-7 win over the Valley Trojans of Chambersburg High School. The Blue and VVhite scored in every quarter, with two of Hecklerls scoring aerials completed to end John Boruch. Halfback Joe Gavalak accounted for two more Rambler tallies, on a pass from Heckler and a running play from scrimmage. Fullback Tom Sherwin added to the scor- ing column with a 34-yard scoring jaunt. Sherwin also converted two points after touchdowns. D. Dunmire spots daylight in the Johnstown line. The Ramblers rang down the curtain on their short eight game season of 1959 with a 20-7 victory over the McKeesport Tigers. The winners scored on the third play from scrimmage with Tom Sherwin rambling 62 yards to tally. Terry Heckleris eleventh touchdown pass of the season, in the second quarter, hit Joe Gav- alak in the end-zone to boost Windber's advantage. Sherwin plunged into paydirt to record the Coaltown- ers, last TD of the year. J. Creek opens the way for T. Heckler. Bearing the brunt of the attack, hard-hitting full- back Tom Sherwin led the Ramblers to their fourth win in six games by bowling over Conemaugh Town- ship, 39-7. Averaging almost eight yards, Sherwin crossed the goal line four times with runs of 14, 51, five, and eight yards. The Rambler back also added three extra points. Quarterback Terry Heckler com- pleted a 19-yard pass to John Boruch who snatched the ball in the end zone between two defenders for Heckler's eighth TD pass of the season. Halfback Joe Gavalak accounted for the remaining Winrlber tally. With mud and rain setting thc scene, Windber and the ever imposing Pittsburgh North Catholic wal- loweda' to a 12-12 deadlock for the second year in a row. Last season,s game ended in a 7-7 tie. North Cath- olic scored first on a march of 80 yards. The Kawchak- men evened the board with a 77 yard pass play from Heckler to Boruch for the Rambler quarterback's ninth scoring aerial of the season, his sixth to Boruch. With Tom Sherwin doing most of the ball carrying, the Ramblers moved to the visitors' 20 where Heckler hit Boruch for his tenth touchdown heave. North over- came the deficit in the closing moments of the half. T. Sherwin runs hard for yardage against Chambersburg. 5 . '?i?iWf- ,, 'K K I x N' N r 1' T1 A.. fel k V. .gfgfgyss EG ,Q John Boruch Jack END END 3- H? Ed Hachx TA CKLE Pat Sherlock TACKLE i fx Q N A Final T , ,l ? -SJW Paul Wozniak GUARD A Q. 'N' - F fP w 4 . f f . y ,S V yl., 5- ,.a.a.ewsva wnmammm ,asf , i W 'F ' F-fbi: ww ' K- Q-5-35-, - ' -:f5f'.'fff2.E,1,zf'i - .-'gg,L.- -rm Q .,,f' -1- ' - fp: ix .. 1 -1' - -.-.- gf:-M-Z . 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Every student Wants to be part of the school life, not merely one who attends and looks on. The many activ- ities available at school provide an out- let for energies and interest of all kinds. Interested in music? The band, orchestra, ensembles and choruses Will give you the opportunity for guided participation in music events. Like a more quiet activity? Join the Chess Club. Here are formal pictures of the organ- ized clubs and activities at school. Here also are the informal shots of meetings and events. If you belong to a group or club, your picture is here. If you don,t, hunt for yourself in one of the informals taken in the hall, in the election day line, or in the mob during the change of classes. ational Honor .foczkt Row 1: R. Fagan, L. Bossi, R. Saylor, E. Nemcek, C. J. Piatek, D. Malik, S. Blattenberger. Row 3: J. Streletz Roberts, J. Vislosky, J. Kallay, V. Koot. Row Q: T. VVoz- J. Boruch, T. Bossi, J. Strazek, S. Kocsis, T. Mercer, E. niak, N. Fink, C. Goetz, B. Veres, S. lllartin, F. Yankee, Chuta. The newly selected members of the National Honor The group now lights their candles in preparation Society receive candles during the initiation service. for the pledge of the National Honor Society. 108 Future Teachers of Amend: jim pasky, M. Locke, Mrs. Shaffer, Advisor. Row 2: N. Geno- vese, S. Gasper, P. Vitko, B. Veres, J. Lawhead, J. Kovach. Rnw F. Kurowski, D. Dill, A. Hoffman, M. DiGuilio, Row 1: E. D,Archangelo, N. Skone, P. Davis, M. Krem- N. Fink, R. Fagan, D. Penrod. Row lf: G. Stepko, W. Crider, J. Gavlak, G. Gaye, J. Costantino, J. Hoffman. Row 5: G. Brunberg, J. Hancharick, S. Kocsis, J. Korzi, P. Sherlock. Senior members of the F.T.A. discuss their future ambitions as teachers with Mr. Cassler. Rosemary Fagan, president of the Future Teachers, gives instructions to her fellow officers. Nancy Skone, senior F.T.A. member, enjoys the idea of going into an Eighth grade English class and filling the responsibility of a real teacher. Mr. Cassler gives a few words of encourage- ment to a group of prospective teachers. R Joe Costantino holds the undivided attention of his amigos while conjugating a verb in Spanish class. 110 A J -1 -lil Hou- 1: M. Spisak, B. Landi, J. LaI'laca, J. Runnncl, C Hornyak, A. Nagy, K. Stevens. lfou: 2: B. Dona, A. Pckala B. Kurtis, J. XYEIVQO, S. K1!llll'I', li. Nunn-ek, V. Mu:-viola Hour J: S. Potts, B. Berisll, J. Livingston, B. Costa, M. I I A Ag Toki, C. Malloy, B. Ripper, D. Kiss. How 4: M. Tolnchik I.. Grove, P. Jones, li. Rulral, F. Kurowski, V. Lasllinsky F. llra-ssick. Row 5: P. Walkvr, M. Ala-xalnlcr, M. Snyrlor N. Fink, D. Dill, S. Shank. Hou' 1: J. Nfiller, C. Senior, U. Finnegan, L. Bossi, R. Franco, J. Yankowsky, C. Tomchik, K. Naylor. Row 2: F. Palumbo, L. LyIll'll, J. Verostic, C. Rubal, S. Cotz, D. Kcrikcs, B. Repko, E. D'Arcl1gelo. Row If: L. ljllIIliC0, P. Misosky, K. Miller, J. Sharpe, J. Kaufman, S. Blackburn '111 A. Frasco, G. Wlozny, NI. lNIatta. Hou' .fu J. Dill, IW. Knccllt, J. Difiuilio, D. Latcllney, S. Bantlcy, N. Botlock, J. La- Porto, C. Chess. How 5: B. Held, M. Lcwark, Martin, K. Anderson, NT. Dillvuilio, V. Venanzio, U. Honadle. unior YTeem I A RUN' I-' K- Klllk, C- T0I11f'llik, P- Gfllllly, P- CF00k, D- Nagy, M. J. Farciziui, G. Yairnnl, T. Heckler. Row 4: N. Link, J. Patrick, P Spimflll, lu- VVHSOIL N- lW4'lIllyN', MTS- Z21Ck, Advisor. Hou' 32: B. Roberts, S. Ililfllilllgll, F. Rollo, L. Duumiro, BI. Deveiwicz. Row 5. Brzikzit, P. Kclly, S. Shustvr, T. Nairisky, C. Brown, J. Dvmscr, BI. B. Hissong, J. Phillips, J. Groves, S. Popp, J. l,uPorta, E. Powell Brnkat. Row 3: C. Smihal, NI. Grimes, J. R01-fl, F. Paulc-y, R. Rogers, Uflici-rs of thi- Jr. Y-Toi-ns :uri-2 J. Phillips, K. Kluk, B. , Tvrry M1-rccr, vice pri-simlont of tho Ili-Y disc-ussc-S the Brakut, and P. Urcck. ll, is thoir cluiy to svn- the 4-lulfs nn- Hz- i PUVIW5 Uli lllf' Hl'Y Will' his Ulllf'0I'H R- VUVW- fi- BFUI1- nual alriivitivs :irc wirric-rl out. lwrfl. fmfl J- VUSNI- Iiow 1: J. Costa, W. Cridcr, J. Boll, G. Gaye, li. VVcaver, Mr. Eiiiory, Giacomo, J. Mowcry. lfou' J: H. Flcisclillaucr, T. Mercer, G. VVcavcr, Advisor. How Q: R. Cover, A. Rich, E. Chutn, T. Nlcfucli, J. Gi- T. Bossi, G. Brunhvrg. 112 Dfdmdflkf Club Row 1: L. Bossi, E. Bossi, P. Sanderson, S. Naughton, R. Saylor, Miss McLaughlin, Advisor. Row 2: E. Maurizio, A. Anderson, L. Grove, P. Roberts, D. Miles, C. Baker. Row 3: D. Dill, C. Goetz, S. Martin, C. Mason, C. Roberts. Row 14: N. Fink, T. Mercer, S. Kocsis, T. Bossi, J. Bell, S. Bantley. Claes! Club Row 1.' H. Steele, Advisor, J. Mill- er, B, Bossi, T. Reagan, R. Saylor L. Bossi, Mr. Cecil Weaver. Row 2. F. Dressick, J. Boruch, N. Botlock, J. Baer, M. Rosenbaum, D. Dia- mond. Row 3: E. Surkosky, T Mercer, S. Kocsis, T. Bossi, Pi Bock, N. Fink, S. Bantley. Dr. Gording, advisor of the Chess Club, watches an absorbing match which has stumped club members. 113 The following students are assistant representatives, Row Z M. Wagner, B. Vitzenty, J. Venzon, J. Soika, M. Damico E. Law, K. Kluk, J. VVargo, Mr. Shatter. Row Q: R. Saylor, J. Bossi, J. Facciani, J. Wargo, P. Lynch, C. Chess, T. Ksia- zek. Row 3: J. Sharpe, P. Stopko, P. Rich, J. Creek, J. Koot M. Sharpe, B. Hoffman, L. Shaffer. Row 5: J. Berkey, J Drazononich, J. Sekela, R. Cover, G. Tobias, G. Heckler D. Honadle. Row 5: S. Hancharick, P. Roscetti, L. Wargo, C. Mayer, J. Molnar, M. Lewark. The Following students are homeroom representatives, Row 1 B. Pieraccini, S. Newcomer, D. Bertino, J. Yankowsky, S Slatcoff, C. Walker, V. Jablan, Mr. Cassler. Row Q: C. Brown A. Gates, T. Heckler, G. Smith, F. Pauley, M. Koot, J Younker, P. Creek. Row 3: J. Facciani, J. Maurizio, R. Rip- ple, I. hlanges, F. Kurowski, E. lwaurizio, B. Nemcik, C. Ott V. Palumbo. Row lf: S. VVint, S. Thiele, T. Heckler, J. Han charick, J. Strazek, J. Korzi, S. Kush, E. Chuta, G. Koch- inski, J. Pachella. s Student Council officers T . Hechler, J. Younker and J. Boruch discuss affairs of student government with Mr. Shaffer. I. Boruch discusses business problems with J. Straczek and P. Lynch. E. Chuta, J. Korzi, and T. Hechler look ahead to the future through material in our guidance department. -MQUA Three senior members of the Student Council discuss ways to help fellow students and make school life more pleasant. 5 Future Nurfef 0 America ,. mmf Row l.' Mrs. Elias, R.N., Advisor, K. Naylor, Linda Bossi, aker, B. Ripper, D. VVestover, M. Bcrish, B. Smith. Row 3 F. Palumbo, E. D'Arcangelo, G. Wozny, A. Nagy, Bliss M. Knecht, J. Hudak, S. Shaffer, C. Brunberg, P. Vitko Washko, Advisor. Row Q: E. Dukery, K. Miller, P. VVhit- C. Dipaolo, B. Wilusz, J. Koot. Frances Yanke, Linda Bossi, and Barbara Ripper, oflivcrs of tho F.N.A. pause for :1 drink. 116 Future Homemaker! 0 Amerzeez liow 1: Mrs. Mayer, Advisor, B. Allison, K. Berkey, L. E. Flori, B. Magazzu. Row ll. Miles, P. Sanderson, S Bowser, B. Vlfashko, S. lNIarsh, V. Heckler, advisor. Row Q: Martell, S. Naughton, E. lweservick, E. Maurizio. Row I, C. Weaver, P. Hiteshew, P. Lynch, C. Baker, L. Garretson, D. Smith, G. Be-rish, C. Ustrosky, A. Hoffman, N. Corle Alice Hoffruan outlines plans for a tea with fellow home-ec students. 117 Row 1: Mr. Emery, S. Cotz, N. Genovese, J. Koot, P. Davis, C. Knapp, F. Palumbo Miss Duncan. Row Q: B. Veres, N. Fink, J. Hoffman, C. Goetz, M. Rosenbaum. How 3: D. Clement, B. Deyarmin, T. Bossi, S. Kocsis, T. Mercer, T. Hechler. Murray Rosenbaum, Stephen Kocsis, Nancy Fink, Nancy Genovese, Terry Hechler and Frances Palumbo seem to have found an interesting and amusing group of pictures. 118 Editors i11 chief Nancy and Murray observe the work of staff members, Janie Shirley, Terry and Peggy. --...h- Nancy Fink and Miss Duncan work together to NHUCY, UOUI' happy 0dit01 ' Checks the W0rk Of her form a well organized staff. 5lSSiStf1llt- Staff members take time out for a chatfabout business matters, of course! 119 T e Hi-Timer Row 1: S. Kada, M. Brakat, J. Dernser, T. Ksiazek, C. P. Henger, A. Kolar, D. Clement, F. Patrick, B. VVagner, Hudy, J. Horwath, P. Sherwood, Advisor. Row 2: D. Dutz- D. Dill. man, D. Miles, P. Ulasky, J. Bossi, E. Maurizio. Row Mr. Sherwood, advisor of our paper, reviews Copy with Buddy Wagner, editor. These members of the Hi Times staff are comparing our school paper with those of surrounding schools. Most reporters think ours is the best! Commercial Club Row 1: K. Stevens, M. Spisak, P. Giordano, B. Landi, B. Kurcis, S. Cotz, BI. Mntta, K. McDowell, G. lNIerisko, C. Gindlesperger, Miss Santucci, Advisor. Row Q: L. Damico, P. Brown, N. Bowser, BI. Toinchik, B. Hill, E. Gaydos, V. Koot, N. Turk, L. Kopasek, B. Dona. Row -3: S. Blattenberger, B. Costa, J. Pavlosky, P. Ulasky, C. Blough, M. Sency, J. Livingston, T. Stcffish, B. Patrick, F. Dressick, J. Zeglin. Row 4: C. Rubal, B. Held, M. Lew- ark, S. Shank, M. Bartolomucci, B. Kohler, E. Rubal, T. YVoZniak, E. Blough, J. lVIadey. Row 5: J. Findisll, W. Mitchell, J. Beeehan, J. Strazek, S. Gall, J. Slat- coll, T. Shuster, J. Koval, C. Foltz. Officers of the Commercial Club discuss plans for the next activity. Row 1: J. D'Agastino, J. Blasko, J. Kloc, B. Mitclicll, M. Ulatsky, B. Kovach, A. Behina, R. LaPorta, J. Crognale, Bliss Santucci, Advisor. Row 2: J. Maurizio, C. Hornyak, B. Repko, B. Updegraff, J. Vilargo, M. Venzon, L. Vizi, Anderson, C. Slagle, R. McCucl1, B. Spinelli, J. Mitchell E. Grebis, L. Deyarmin, A. Pekala. Row 4: P. IIOl'Vi'ltll V. Lashinsky, S. Grove, F. Kurowski, V. Venanzio, B Yoder, T. Findish, M. Swincinski, S. Kohler, M. D'Ali- monti. Row 5: R. Opett, P. Hill, C. Bartek, F. Patrick, K A. Strapel, E. Statler, J. Penncr. Row J: B. Statler, A. Anderson, K. Schafer, R. DeLuca,D.Dunrnire,B.Weaver. 121 .ft lm V? Row 1: J. Kloc, M. Sency, V. Koot, K. McDowell, Mr. Shruda. Row Q: P. J. Brown, D. J. Zeglin, N. Bowser. Row 3: F. Kurowski, J. Straczek, J. Slatcoff, T. M. Wozniak, Typist, M. Sency, K. McDowell, T. Wozniak, M. L. Tom- chick, J. Zeglin, are hard at work preparing many pages of copy. Hi --- Copy and more copy-Will we ever finish? 122 Dir. Silflldil, Business Advisor, assigns various duties to the member of his staff Neva Bowser holds the attention of her 00-workers as they review subscription records of previous years. 123 Student egners Hall Monz'torf Row 1: D. Finnegan, NI. Rosenbaum, P. Jones, D. Dill, Statler, J. Blasko, Mr. Casslcr. Hou' Q: D. Dutzman, S. Blat- tenberger, C. Roberts, N. Botlock, C. Goetz, B. Vcrcs, D. Honadle. Row 3: S. lllartin, M, DiGiulio, R. Hostetler, J. Kerclicskey, C. Myers, N. Fink, P. Liska. Row 4: F. Chuta J. Lloyd, J. Korzi, T. Bossi, S. Kocsis, S. Gall. Q Store HeQJerr Row 1: B. Statler, N. Botlock, C. Delorie. Row 2: J. Geisel, G. Manza. Stage Crew Roy' 1: T. Kiss, J. Hritz, Pl. Surkosky, J. Kleinieli, J. Sulosky, Mr. Yocca. How Q: R. lsliman, R. Sciotti, A. Catenzl, B. Crew. Row 3: T. MCCUCll, P. Kosturko, C. Cir-otello, B. Miller, R. Ilosopple. Program Sellerr Row 1.' A. Costa, G. Verna, P. Kirkwood, L. Hor vath. Row Q: T. Hevkler, M. Koot, M. Grimes Row 3: M. Damico, B, Furmancliik, J. Gayflas, G i Yarnal. The entrance to our gymnasium is modern and attractive. All Around School The following girls are on hall duty between classes. Row 1 VV. Henderson, W. Hobba, P. Petro, L. Jirley, B. Magazzu C. Moore. Row Q: R. Rodgers, C. Chess, A. Strapel, S. Potts C. Hornyak, M. Baer, P. VVest0ver. Row 3: J. LaP0rta, N Carle, D. Miles, B. Weaver, D. Penrod, M. Bodouiski. Row If M. D,Alim0nte, D. Latchney, J. Groves, F. Patrick, V. Ven- anzio. The lunch period rush', starts at the candy store. John Boruch, Terry Hechler and Shirley Cotz admire the new entrance of the gym. a mr 1 A .fi fs. I Q R J t ii' if In ormalf hlrs. Reagan, our good friend and efficient office secretary seems quite pleased with the new facilities and working area. Who are they and what are they doing? A group of commercial girls and their friends are caught off guard while working on the Stylus subscription lists. Miss Steele, former advisor for the Stylus, gives Stephen Koesis and Nancy Genovese some advice 011 arranging their yearbook work. Statt inemlmers were aided greatly this year by Bliss Steele. 15 I n ormcllf Miss DiGiulio operates the new telephone switchboard in the office. Four outside trunklines are now available for school business, and the board provides interconnecting service for all phones in school. Students were delighted to discover that a telephone booth for their use had been installed outside of the auditorium. Members of the senior play cast listen attentively as Miss Murphy gives them a pep talk. Sparkling new, the cafeteria opened the first week of February. A hot lunch program is available to all, allll those who bring their lunch find ample table space. The Building Autlaorigi Responsibility for construction of the new building addition rested with thc Building Authority. All prob- lems of architecture, design, plans, contracts and finan- ces were decided upon by the Authority. From the first bids to the Hnal details, these men had charge of The two members of the Build- ing Committee for tl1e new school addition arc Secretary, Angelo Stefano, and Chairman George Lamb. Mr. Lamb, as a school director, and Mr. Stefano, as the district's superintendent of school buildings and grounds, were re- sponsible to the Authority and the board for seeing that the details of construction were per- formed by the contractors. From the first shovelful of earth to thc last new light globe, the Author- ity and the committee have worked hard to make new dreams of a new school addition a reality. creating the addition that adds so much to our school. hlembers of the authority are, left to right, Mr. William llunt, Mr. Carmen Weaver, hir. James Fagan, Mr. Fred Sell and Mr. B. F. Freeman. ' Doors open and close. Students come and go. Soon the year is finished and it is time to draw the curtain on the STYLUS SHOW- CASE ....... 113113 4' 'A' ,J 'WE' M ,sf iv- U -uii.4,,giw,u-x N 'W ,augur f w -msgs 'f , . ev 1 is A 5 L v-so-an -f., W, -W THE END Gold Star Patrons Windber Plumbing and Supply Company Windber Trust Company Blue Star Professional Patrons Dr. James E. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Aron Rosenbaum Dr. G. F. Wheeling S ilver Star Patrons , Pristow Motor Sales Machtley's Dairy Red Top Markets Arcadia Theater Glenn A. Gaye U.M.W. of A. No. 5229 Frosty Korner Johnstown Milk Dealers Association Glosser Bros. Marinelli Hardware Cover Studio Johnstown Traction Company Weiser Music Center The Young and Chester Shop Morgan Brothers Jo Vee's Green Star General Patrons Highway Hardware Dr. M. J. Klena Hunter-Weaver Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars Campanella's Restaurant Reach Sciotti Motors Dr. John A. Orris Loyal Order of Moose Reverend Richard Smisko Fairview Dairy, Inc. Windber High Grade Coal Co. Bassel Furniture Co. Windber Restaurant Yocca's Beauty Salon Mr. Sz Mrs. Henry J. Skone Fulgenzi Food Market Windber Builders Supply Company Bestform Foundations of Windber, Inc. Gerald N. Zeigler Nitterhouse Corp. Hungarian Reformed Beneficial Society John McKool Patrons Lzfrt Scalp and Paint Fire Company W. Harley Miller, Inc. Latrobe Road Construction, Inc. Kepko Funeral Home Dr. and Mrs. E. Z. Eperjessy Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Dimond W. Floyd Bush Stouten-Kendig-Miller, Post M795 Nelson's Store Rummel Church of the Brethren Buterbaugh Hardware Pomroy Bros. Service Station The Berwind-White Coal Mining Co. Conjelko's Dairy Store St. Anthony's Church Callen Baking Company Reitz Coal Company Whalley Ford Sales Gallucci Bros. Music Center John Sz Carol Rubal Abruzzi Workmen's Beneficial Society Zepka TV Sales and Service Victoria Distributing Company Ripple's Drive-In Restaurant D'Arcangelo's Food Store John's Market Town Tavern Windber Maytag Store Phillips Flower Shop Norman W. Stahley La Monaca Bakery Meek Funeral Home Sons-of-Italy A. B. Martin Taylor B. Colfroth Crystal Beverage Citizenis National Bank Berkey Coal Company, Inc. Kurowski Cafe Torosic's Confectionery Sz Grocery Zankey's Lanes Blough's Poultry Farm Portage Cleaners, Inc. Ss. Cyril and Methodius Church John H. Bell, D.D.S. Costantino Coal Company Eureka Stores Coca-Cola Bottling Company Dr. and Mrs. John N. Watkins Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Sherwin V'-Marieis Beauty Salon M. W. Criswell's Shafer Drug Store Scalp Level Cut Rate McNeal Lumber Company Louis Cicotello Floor Craft The Wilmore Coal Company Leslie A. Whitaker Sz Son Windber Auto Parts Windber Lumber Company Catena's Service Station Stan's Esso Service Station Windber Electric Corporation Don Shaffer Chevrolet Hilltop Dairy Hiteshew Planing Mill Dan Dee Pretzels and Potato Chips W. T. Grant Company Slovak Educational Club Shank Funeral Home Blattenberger News Agency Brunberg's Garage Sandy's Cut Rate Sz Jewelry Stores Harry Bricker Corner Store Park Vu Restaurant Zepka Tavern Service Garage James G. Keirn Mary's Beauty Shop Don L. Ruffner and Son Nick A. Depolo Hershberger's, Inc. Steve's Market New Palace Hotel Dr. David Luther G. E. Cherrington, Inc. Yori Joy Sportswear, Inc. Baumgardner Motors, Inc. 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