East Pittsburgh High School - Crystal Yearbook (East Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

Q ei W? st. gi 2 ' if W 5 i 92 ?' :Z E Q 92 if f Ss. W ff? 5 E 5 'i si, 5 E M Q. 1. Editor . ....... Michael Mezick Assistant Editors . Sandra Cirota Betty Kondas Art Editor .. .. .. jean Coursey Adviser .... Mrs. Helen Morgan East Pittsburgh High Schoo1's Story of the Year , if , x ' - ' , J ' bf 32 2 1 31 1 Contents Classes Pages 7-35 Activities Pages 56-51 Athletics Pages 52-67 R xxx. i 5 5 if 2 ii is gg, A- Eii2:3 ,W Sf -as i Dr. Henry G. Beamer Aware that a public school program should provide tor the growing youth in a changing world, Dr. Henry Beamer, superintendent, and the members ot the East Pittsburgh School Board have adopted and maintained a public school program planned to tit the educational needs ot the boys and girls ot East Pittsburgh. Dr. Henry Beamer, superintendent ot East Pittsburgh Schools, is a man devoted to the educational welfare of the community. Although his duties cover a wide scope, he finds time for all individuals and the many problems that otten arise. Dr. Beamer's education and understanding make him a worthy asset to the com- munity and educational system. Indispensable in the handling and directing of the multiple duties connected with a school's business office is Mrs. Verda Spangler Burnett. Her patience and willingness to aid teachers and students, in spite ot her busy schedule, is characteristic ot East Pittsburgh High School's secretary. Her etcticiency and sott-spoken, triendly manner make her an essential part of East Pittsburgh's school lite. Mrs Verda Spangler Burnett To assist with the secretarial duties in the oFFice, Mrs. Madeline Abram joined the stalyr in March, l96'l. Pleasant and amiable Mrs. Abram has adjusted easily to school ottice routine. The Board, consisting of Mr. Patrick Clougherty, presi- dent, Mr. John Marko, Mrs. Marie DuFfy, Mr. Michael Poach, Mr. Regis Comer, Mr. William Thompson, and Mr. Orville Rice, secretary, works behind scenes to pro- mote an eFFective educational program, provide for the physical needs, and formulate school policy. The administration, working with the educational in- terests ot boys and girls in mind, believe in promoting the highest possible standards for East Pittsburgh Schools. Board of Education Mrs. Madeline Abram Michael Poach, Leo Comer, Mrs. Marie Dulty, Egan J. Durkin, Solicitor, Patrick A. Clougherty, President, Henry G. Beamer, Superintendent, John Marko, Orville Rice, Secretary, William l.. Thompson, Vice- president. 'WX N I 1 n 1 x i k . 5 . W In addition to providing for the academic training of the student, East Pittsburgh feels an obligation to him and his family to help guard his health. Miss Ann Mc- Glashan, nurse, Dr. Edward Newhouse, physician, and Dr. Samuel Weiss, dentist, conduct periodic examina- tions of each student and report their findings to his MISS ANN McGLASHAN St. Lukes School of Nursing, School Nurse, Home Nursing, Jr. Red Cross MRS. ELIZABETH HUCKA Chatham College, Pittsburgh Art ln- stitute, Substitute Teacher family. No school would operate effectively without an effi- cient maintenance man. Mr. Joseph Polock's duties are many and he does them all cheerfully. Mrs. Betty Hucka has been a regular substitute at the high school for several years. JOSEPH POLOCK Janitor MR. ALBERT MIHALCO St. Bonaventure College Physical Education, Health, Athletic Coach, Athletic Council FACULTY Realizing that a varied as well as specific educa- tion is needed, East Pittsburgh's teaching staff of twenty faculty members contributed to the well- rounded training of all students in the fundamentals of both required and elective subjects. For the balance between mental and physical growth a varied physical education program is pro- vided. The guidance counsellor performs a service in planning for the college bound student. MISS ROSABEL WHITMAN Indiana State Teachers College, Art MR. BERNARD HYNES Duquesne University Social Studies, Science, English 12 MR: JOHN NESE Steubenville College, History, P.O.D., Economics, Assistant Athletic Coach MISS BERTHA RAYNOVICH University at Pittsburgh, History, English, Junior Class Adviser MRS. MARGARET KEEFE BRENNAN University ot Pittsburgh, French, Latin, Thrift Club MR. BERNARD PETRUSKA Duquesne University, English, Civics, Chairman Civil Defense MISS BETTY JANE BROWN Pennsylvania State College, Physi- cal Education, Health, Science, Ath- letic Council, Cheerleader adviser, Pep Club Adviser MRS. HELEN GUSTASON University of Pittsburgh, Mathematics, Senior Class Adviser MR. FELIX DEFINO University of Pittsburgh, Chemistry, Biology, Science, President of Local P.S.E.A., Chairman of Assembly Programs MRS. HELEN MORGAN Susquehanna University, English, Public Speak- ing, Crystal Adviser, Jr.-Sr. Class Play MISS HELEN E. BRENNAN Carnegie Institute ot Technology, SDCC, Typing, Bookkeeping, English, Sci- Green 8g White A clviser ze 1 f1efwii..s.i,- ,,..,. 1,:wf'ssffsQ-ssw-wmv2: 'sfffgfffiwtff'ftlwtfi' of E' W - iw?iswisilisfigiiggffgbi kifgffa-1.ie,isz-:ez503,55-,fgzmxzsz .g,'iq,1,. :, ,gf Mgwiwirtliw ss ,2'iHs:91 ., f,,i,,-3,41-it, m- H -mmm ,,s,.,swm iw- Maw fiiifzfsefsiiwfi-fa:ms.sez:gsweissisfgswwxisst . f w lsmswgw zssn-55' S wewir V- ,, -2 Sztsisiiiilfwsftef My V,-f,--s,,w., -f,,,m-m, ,,s-s, ,f .V ,,..,s,g mfwlkamiemgs fXizsisi1,,Lf,,,Qatwzw1g4g::-ssxin .. L. 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Marko, T. Keane, T. Briggs. ROW 2: L. Dugan, D. Ryan, T. 2: M. Mezick, R. Litzinger, P. Holleran. ROW l: E. Rohaw, S. Cirota. ROW 2: Kondas, P. Nese, J. Pesta. Cast Tammy - R. Litzinger Rita - J. Begey Miss. Jenks - B. Kondas Mrs. Call - P. Holleran Sandra Rook - J. Pesta Margo - E. Rahaw Abby - G. Grega Colette - S. Cirota Miss Bromley - P. Nese Mrs. Shaefer - M. J. Boden Mrs. Grays - T. Keane Dr. Stack - E. Price Mrs. Van Ness - A. Moorhead Della - S. Karl G. Grega, E. Redinger, B. Pete Brent - R. Witkowski Grandpa - M. Mezick Joey - R. Sullivan Tom Freeman - D. Rudy Prof. Everett- D. Ryan Chuck - E. Redinger Prof. Shaeffer - C. Mlinarich Kiley - F. Marko Judge Slater - T. De Simone Jones - T. Briggs Mr. Welling - M. Manclark Mr. Holman - L. Dugan Dr. Garfield - B. Molnar Crushak - J. Connors Mrs. Morgan - Director Marie Tonet - Stud ent Director DeSimone, M. Manclark. Tammy Tell Me True Irresistible Tammy Tyree, a shanty-boat girl, goes to college and then delightful fireworks start. Young Profes- sor Tom Freeman, charmed by her quaint way of talking and her understanding of people, advises her about courses. Pete Brent, her own true love, is surprised and not too pleased at her arrival. Just when it looks as if Tammy may not be allowed to stay at college, a new ac- quaintance comes to the rescue. Miss Annie Call, a lonely old woman dominated by a money-hungry niece, arrives to live on the shanty boat with Tammy but insists that her identity be kept a secret. Finally, Miss Annie is found by the police, and Tammy is taken off to jail accused of theft. At the hearing, it is Tom who clears her name and makes things right again. Tammy, who has come to col- lege to learn, realizes now that she has learned a new understanding of true love. ROW iz B. Molnar, E. Price, J. Connors, S. Karl. ROW 2: M. Boden, C. Mlinarich. - 26 E. Rahaw, Secretary, R. Witkowski, President, M. Mezick, Vice-President, STANDING - J. Begey, Treasurer. Senior Class Officers Commencement at last! The high powered seniors, who only a few years back thought it was a far distant goal, see the end in sight as June draws near. Through- out our four years we have had many academic, ath- letic and social activities to prepare for our future life - be it college, career, or the home. Even as freshmen, many of us realized the impor- tance of a good education. However, we did not neg- lect participation in sports and extra curricular clubs. Under the supervision of Mrs. Gustason, we elected J. Begey, president, W. Sepanskey, vice-president, P. Nese, treasurer. We took part in the May Festival and wisely chose Marie Tonet and Michael Mezick as our court attendants. The first year was a rewarding year for us all. More exciting still was our sophomore year. Robert Witkowski was elected president, Elmer Redinger, vice- president, Johnetta Begey, secretary, and Arlene Yurko, treasurer. As we socialized more and more, sopho- mores became cheerleaders, maiorettes, twirlers while others ioined the football and basketball squads, the chorus and the band. Arlene Yurko and Robert Wit- kowski represented our class at the May Festival. Per- haps the biggest thrill of the year was receiving our school rings. As we started our iunior year, our class began to de- crease in number to only 39 members. We carried on our general procedure of electing officers. Robert Wit- kowski remained as president, Michael Mezick, vice- president, Elaine Rahaw, secretary, and Marie Tonet, treasurer. Under the guidance of Mrs. Gustason, we assumed the responsibilities of earning money by sell- ing Christmas cards and sponsoring .a Junior Class dance to take care of upcoming expenses. The big event of the year was the Junior-Senior. Prom-atrthe lonial Manor which was also the scene of our May Crowning. Johnetta Begey and Robert Witkowski re- presented our class as court attendants. The distribution of senior pictures made us realize at once that this was unquestionably our senior year - our last. For the third year, Robert Witkowski was elected to lead our class as president, Mike Mezick, vice-president, Elaine Rahaw, secretary, and Johnetta Begey, treasurer. To increase our treasury we sold Christmas cards and held our Senior Dance. Each was a success. As we close our senior year and mentally review the bright moments of the years spent at East Pittsburgh, we know that the friendships and memories will be a part of our lives as we go on to higher fields of edu- cation and endeavor. ROW l: J. Powell, B. Kaefer, S. Karl, M. Corrigan, M. Magda, M. M. Churchfield, C. Skrabski, L. Scott, E. Ross, J. Pesta, F. Botti. ROW Medvis, P. Ryan, C. Prosser. ROW 2: M. Remias, J. Jones, S. Oliver, 4: S. DeMatty, T. Keane, J. Schiffhauer, J. Lovis, L. Coley, R M. Boden, T. LaBoda, B. Wentz, A. Moorhead. ROW 3: M. Tokar, Grasha, F. Whitney. Class of '63 Looking ahead to upperclass status, printing and editing the school paper, participating in sports and extra curricular clubs were some of the varied ac- tivities ofthe class of 1963. ln October the Juniors had their first real oppor- tunity to show their talents as salesmen. Their first ma- ior project was a Christmas card sale to finance the Junior Prom. Under the direction of Miss Raynovich and in cooperation with the Curtis Publishing Company, the class reached its planned goal. The Prom committees SITTING: M. Boden, Treasurer, R, Sullivan, Presi dent, J. Holleran, Vice-president. STANDING: P Holleran, Secretary. ROW l: B. Molnar, C. Briggs, J. Holleran, D. Haynie, R. Naugle, J. Jackson, F. Marko, L. Dugan. ROW 4: T. DeSimone, J. Janocko, G. Grega. ROW 2: E. Price, J. Gamrat, K. Bakos, P. Holleran, J. C. Thomas, P. McCaEery, D. Ryan, A. Payne. Stone, W. Stone, R. Sullivan. ROW 3: E. Petrosky, J. Toth, E. Comer, worked hard on last minute detils to end the year's Holleran, secretary, M. Boden, treasurer, spent time activities with the May Prom. and effort in order that the activities of the Junior Miss Bertha Raynovich served as class adviser. She, Class would be well organized and carried through. in close cooperation with R. Sullivan, president, P. This has been a fruitful year for all of us. M. Magda, M. Churchfield, F. Botti, and M. Remias practice dictation skills. ROW iz J. Miller,- B. Kotlar, C. Kenyhercz, B. Regrut, E. Reed, D. 3: R. Koscho, S. Kovarik, R. Dvorznak, J. Rice, C. Mitchell, P. Pintar, Abshier, R. McDonald, D. Neatsy. ROW 2: J. Begey, S. Katancik, M. B. Tarby, W. Reusch. ROW 4: E. Musurres, R. Jackson, B. Atkins, K, Jones, N. Dougherty, N. Clougherty, J. O'Neal, J. Markum. ROW Kovarick, N. Kelly, N. Martin, J. Reno, J. Sivy, L. Polesnak. Class ' of '64 Hurrah! Senior High at last! Leading the class of '64 were president, Barbara Kotlar, Vice-President, Jo Anne Markum, Secretary, Betty Jane Regrut, Treasurer, Bon- nie Redinger, and their adviser, Miss Diana Munias. Our Sophomore Class made itself known immediately by its representation in social and athletic activities. Jo Anne Markum, Barbara Kotlar, Betty Jane Regrut, and Ruth Ann Skodacek were elected cheerleaders. Bonnie Redinger, Jean Begey added their names to the maiorette group and Janet O'Neil became a J. Markum, Vice-president, B. Kotlar, President, B. Redinger, Treasurer, STANDING - B. Regrut, Secretary. ROW l: M. Tokar, D. Pribanic, D. Holmes, T. Rice, M. Masula, J. Payne, R. Skodacek. ROW 2: B. Redinger, E. Macesich, D. Gregg, J. Marchinski, C. Bordogna, C. Ritzel. ROW 3: R. Sabol, A. Botti, A. twirler. Many of our boys ioined the football and bas- ketball squads and we are proud to have James Reno and Robert Yankes on the first string in basketball. Participating in the Pep Club, writing for the Green and White, rehearsing in chorus and band, attend- Hreha, K. Price, M. Passmore, R. Yankes. ROW 4: R. Berger, C. Shiner, J. Morgan, A. Hinkleman, R. Martin. ing Junior Achievement meetings rounded out the class activities for the year. The sophomores ended the year looking forward to their junior and senior years with anticipation and expectations of assuming new responsibilities. Sophomore English class completes assignment. ROW l: R. Tokar, W. Ryan, C. Friez, C. Orehosky, G. Naugle, T. Visco, D. Thomas. ROW 2: C. Carrigan, D. Carrigan, E. Shields, D. Friez, J. Elton, K. O'Connor, L. McNally, J. O'Neal. ROW 3: L. Seigh, J. Kanick, H. Randall, J. Truckly, W. Kir- shner, J. Cooley, W. Kern- ion. ROW 4: M. Draznek, E. Truckly, R. Mullin, D. Joyce, J. Ronallo, W. Grasha, H. Mlinarich. Class of '65 After three months of summer vacation, on a bright September morning 83 students officially became the freshman class. Divided into three groups, the academic class was assigned to Miss Keefe, the commercial to Mr. Dotten, and the technical to Mr. Petruska. During the first week of school we elected our officers under the supervision of our adviser, Mr. Clougherfy, James Antis was chosen president, Eugene McCue, vice- ROW iz P. Carpenter, F. Lewandoski, K. Mudry, R. Whitney, K. Lewandoski, C. Ryan. ROW 2: J. Lazaros, C. Musurres, B. Berklich, C. Kelly, L. Reeder, S. Kelly, D. Suranofsky. ROW 3: M. Tonet, I. Molnar, A. Koschik, E. Nash, D. Forgione, D. C. Gosik. Cochrane. ROW 4: C. Hen- line, S. Brooks, E. Hinkel- man, D. Carrigan, S. Ruzyc, ROW i: J. Mason, P. Har- nagy, B. Preisack, F. Pri- banic, J. Ranclall, G. Swu-V cus, J. Pillar. ROW 2: M. Re- pasky, R. Estocsin, E. Mc- Cue, F. DePhillips, J. Pupich, M. McGivern, B. Walker. ROW 3: J. Osel, K. Welsh, R. Yakin, L. Susalla, P. Price, D. Plaskon, I. Gold- Pon. ROW 4: J. Bradich, W. Ruzyc, J. Antis, E. Cochrane, R. Bcilok, J. Porter, E. Bakos, J. Dovec. president, Maureen Repasky treasurer, and Edith Bakos, secretary. Band, football, and basketball aroused the interest and participation of many fresh- men. We are now awaiting our next year as sophomores and to become more active in life at East Pittsburgh High School. E. McCue, Vice-President, J. Antis, President, M. Repasky, Treasurer. STANDING: E. Bakos, Secretary ROW l: M. Walker, A. Nau- gle, D. McGettigun, J Knuckles, R. I Begey, L Ryan, M. Masula, L. Clug ston, L. McDonald. ROW 2 R. Porter, J. Sfanos, R Owens, J. Fetzko, S. Sko dacek, L. Ryan, M. Oliver J. Kostik. ROW 3: L. Welsh D. Grasha, D. Knotts, K. Pu- pich, R. Amatucci, L. Hunt ley, G-. Naugle, R. Sliger, M. Pillar. ROW 41 C. Gre- gor, R. Lovis, L. Thomas, L Brooks, J. Wasl-ako, R. Mor- ris, W. Caton, B. Musurres. 1 1 Grades Seven and Eight ROW l: R. Mladian, B. Porter, M. Masula, T. Papalazarus, B. McDonald, C. Konclas, E. Cor- coran, F. Randall. ROW 2: M. Pesta, L. Matechen, S. Klein, M. Pochato, B. Ross, J. Dovec, L. Riley, D. Karas, V. Kotlar. ROW 3: S. Grasha, B. Hreha, A. Mar- garos, C. Henline, G. Abshier, D. Ludwick, l. Spencer, C. Brim- low. ROW 4: D. Gamrat, D. Portillo, J. Kerr, M. Tarby, W. Ross, V. Antolik, R. Kresik, G. Garrett, A. Grasha. Sandy Cirofa - u favoriie high-stepping muiorette. M, F' J' Mr. Darien and R. Wifkowski plan Sfuclenf Council sfudy proiecf. 7 him! 'f X' E BW- rl? 11-RT : 5, ,,,4.,Q,n . , Jn wxii Mmm, 4 Mr. Dehno and S. Skoducek are happy over successful chemistry experiment. D. Malile, C. Prosser and J. Begey print the lates? Green and P. Nese fries fo explain new cheer. While. . ,I 1 I I V ,N 4 1 2'V45:Qi'5.1Q1fWf,f1:'J.:-.-iii ., ' ' ':- v flfuzf 452. .ssl E4 UH V, , Q ll .IL 31,53 fi.-M .A1f!,i,!,. Us ,Q sf, 1.315 pi- . 4 Y , , A A 11 1.1, 5, 3.1 7, A I , , ,, .Q 5, .. L 5 3 Eff -5 1, H J f-ulfsfd 1:4 wail. J X Q .1 if f.'Y . .2 ' 557' Y , if , :lr W 2 , - Pi: g E Q Q W L '5 2 Y Q15 M...z, W, ,UMW EWR-.. 'N .m sewn-!'m 59.23 ROW I. S. DeMatty, M. Boclen, K. Mudry, P. Holleran, S. Cirota, Stone, D. Gamrat. ROW 3: D. Karas, L. Matechen, D. Knotts, K. J. Begey, N. Smith, G. Grego, J. Begey, B. Redinger, L. Reeder. Pupich, R. Lovis, M. Masula, M. Tarby, W. Kernion, J. Antis, O. ROW 2: R. Mullins, K. Bakos, J. Pesto, I. Goldfon, B. Walker, P. Freeman. ROW 41 C. Skrabski, W. Caton, B. Hreha, M. Masula, Carpenter, V. Antolik, C. Henline, B. Kondas, S. Skadacek, W. C. Kondas, J. Jackson, R. Mlodian, S. Skodacek, C. Thomas, F. Caton, R. Whitney, M. Walker, M. Tokar, J. Morgan, L. Seigh, J. Marko, J. Truckly, G. Swacus, M. Oliver, D. Joyce. Marching Band entertains at half-time shows. Senior Band Members - S. Skodacek, B. Kondas. Smartly dressed in green and white, 53 members of the East Pittsburgh band gave many fine perform- ances at half-time for all of the football games. Un- der the direction of Miss Marie Perego, the band inspired the team by executing precision routines, playing the school songs, and helping to lead the cheers. The band also marched in several parades and each appearance was outstanding. A hearty cheer, also, for our high-stepping maiorettes, whose colorful routines carried out their interpretations of the music which the band played. tt' 5 -ga:- 3 ta: wa'-,va M igfwl-r'pzmr-11-t.s::1'rtA +.rr'fsf.frf-':':4'1 r-arf: an-f Concert Band Performs at May Festival Twirlers Matty, K. Mudry, B. Redinger, L. Reeder, M. Baden. Majorettes W 11 N. Smith, J. Begey, S. Cirofa. R G. Gregcz, J. Begey, ROW I: J. Pesto, C. Skrabski, M. Churchfield, G. Grega, R. Skoclacelc, V. Morenzi, B. Redinger, B. Kon- dos, S. Skodacek, S. Cirota, N. Smith, B. Walker, B. Preisach. ROW 2: J. Gamrut, C. Orehosky, M. Rem- ias, E. Price, K. Mudry, R. McDonald, J. Markum, K. Kovurik, M. Coursey, J. Marchinski, D. Pribanic, J. Luzaros. Chorus offers training for the musically For those students who wish to enjoy choral singing and know the satisfaction of blending voices in close harmony, the Chorus oFfers valuable experience. Fifty-two en- thusiastic members, under the direction of Miss Marie Perego, are given the oppor- tunity to discover their musical ability, develop individual talents and to entertain at school and civic aitairs. Carolers entertain at assembly program. 40 ROW 3: S. Kovurik, S. Brooks, L. Seigh, R. Balok, J. Antis, D. Haynie, J. Payne, C. Bordogna, R. Sullivan, E. Redinger, J. Connors, E. Macesich, S. DeMatty. ROW 4. R. Berger, J. Dovec, J. Passmore, A. Hinkleman, C. Thomas, F. Marko, J. Morgan, R. Montgomery, R. Mullin, R. Witkowski, D. Rudy, E. Comer, R. Porter, T Rice. talented students of East Pittsburgh. Programs at Christmas, caroling in the school and throughout the town, performing for the Rotary Club, and participating in the Spring Festival and Commencement pro- grams. This organization serves as a means of instruction and entertainment, and at the same time provides pleasant associations with fellow students. Seniors get ready for Christmas assembly. 41 ROW 1: M. Tonet, Mrs. Morgan, M. Mezick, S. Cirota. ROW 2: D. Rudy, R. Montgomery, B. Kondas, M. Coursey, E. Rahaw, R. Witkowski, J. Connors. Crystal staff tells story of the year. The members of this year's Crystal Staff spent many hours preparing the dummy, scheduling and taking pictures, writing and editing copy, and reading proof for the 72 page account of the 1961-62 school year. Editor Michael Mezick, assisted by Associate Editors, Betty Kondas and Sandra Cirota, directed the staff members in compiling a vivid pictorial story of school lite. To keep in step with the times, the staff and Mrs. Morgan, the adviser, chose to add an additional color to place emphasis on several segments of the book. We have aimed to present a complete portrayal of school life - classes, activities, athletics, and the many unforgettable moments we shared together in 1962. Staff constructs ladder diagram. -is , w 5 nv 1 his y f :sf ,1-ef,fg.v.,1ff-ii' 2 Mfg . l 962 ff x' Q . t taiffr f - if Nigga: z'f -- ' ' jf1TiW1f'f . vs 6 rf aisftililgf' X, 1 ' . 4if'tk?,5-girl!! . M5554 jf 5 ta .1 Q?,m,s,gw.gsye.-way? . , sm f .mx aiwisf at tain.-: . tg' :fffig ff.:-is QQ : Q . '- - ' - 4 , T Lgfgf , s z.y,5' 5,1 4 g 39. N 7 .,53,i ' tfgf.-sjagiiff-M' Q4 Nfl-'M T k:QU:5i f Hi' if 13' Senior staff members Green and White artists plan school paper Green and White goes to press. To present a coverage of high school news . . . to publicize the activities of organiza- tions . . . to encourage creative writing were the aims of the Green and White staff. All the news is collected and written for the purpose of entire coverage with impartial- ity. Miss Brennan, the adviser, guides a staFF of eager workers who aim at efficiency and attractivness in each issue. Elaine Rcihaw, the editor, heads a mimeographed news- paper that is highlighted by popular regular columns and feature articles. 51:'I1fwrgiiefrimeim,v?ga':'w:4,rse-Ereis sw ., 1 ' 'V 5 ggigeii' iga?m4qq39s1t:,wxLf .a Ei' ROW l: J. Begey, P. Harnagy, S. Cirota, E. Rahaw, B. Kondas, M, D. Malile, R. Sutek, E. Redinger, P. Holleran, E. Ross, C. Prosser Tonet. ROW 2: A. Hinkelman, E. Macesich, K. Price, M. Coursey, G. Grega, M. Remias, M. Magda, M. Churchtield. STANDING: R. Witkowski, D. Rudy, Mr. Clougherty, adviser, T. Cvercko, E. Redinger, J. Connors, R, Montgomery, M. Mezick. SITTING: S. Skodacek, S. Cirota, M. Coursey, B. Kondas, Go-to-College Club Under the guidance ot Mr. Clougherty, the senior students who plan to further their education are in- formed ot available examinations, scholarship tests, and are trained to work rapidly and accurately. Thisrclub Library Twelve students selected from grades 8 through T2 make up the Library Club. Miss Bates, the librarian, coaches these members in the proper use ot the library, that they in turn may help others. Efficiency in the use of skills, such as repairing, shelving, checking, and pre- provides information to help prospective college stu- dents improve their vocabulary, mathematics, and other weaknesses before graduation. Club paring new books for school use, is the aim ot the club. Requisites tor membership are maintenance ot a B average in academic work and cooperation in helping others. m:'-we-Mfme.-i 4m4s1mm1e1f.e samaesissazsmf ' ' ROW l: Miss Bates, J. Dovec, B. Kondas, B. Walker, G. Grega, P. Harnagy, D. Ludwick. ROW 2: J. Pesta, M. Coursey, R. Skoclacek, M. Remias, C. Musurres, R. Kresik. me-...........+ SEATED: A. Thomas, J. Sivy. STANDING: G. Harnugy J. Begey, R. Witkowski Queen Crowned at junior-Senior Prom. The Junior-Senior Prom combined with the May Crowning festivities was held at the Colonial Manor and proved to be a great success. All who attended this gala affair had a wonderful time and will never forget it. The students at East Pittsburgh chose Jack Sivy and Audrey Thomas as their king cmd queen. Senior attendants were Robert Stegon and Georgia Harnagy. The junior attendants were Robert Witkowski and Johnetta Begey. Mr. John Coleman, Executive Director X ,WL U as as Q ,X is .. fuss Y? xr fi .2 meet S mr 2. .1 A P W A15 mea! L, . . QQ ,.. .W .... st 4 . at N .Q we me S. Q X we saw, fu s we 3 A2 Q 'EAW 'W f-mu . .gf ,W A Q. .Q . xx X W .X 92 A f7l:s'l5ii.rTI5i., '.'41- .. ffifsii: 1'f ?gi?ilig2?5?G3fss . 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'g,.- ..s: :.iE::9?:15ff ' zz' .Wzfib 1-' -Ei 'R 'f' :s3?l Eiii?i.i 1 -'.ffisf2 .H e?iQf2ss ag' 's QI 15232222 fTIs.'.11,i?Qgf?Zff .. , ,555 f iw iifrfifi W .,'iQ'55if59?e':f35' ig If K K, f f'- :eng 'E Y i. -1-2.3 .- ' 9 .gi I vrzlv , ,.,:: .. 722,11 fi. ROW iz L. Scott, D. Holmes, R. Dvorznak, F. Whitney, S. Oliver, M. Coursey, F. Botti, A. Moor- head. ROW 2: B. Regrut, J. Mur- kum, B. Redinger, E. Redinger, B. Kotlar, M. Passmore, R. Witkow- ski. ROW 3: M. Churchtield, P. Nese, M. Tonet, S. Kovarik, K. Ko- varik, E. Ross, R. Jackson, J. Jackson. ROW 4: D. Rudy, R. Montgomery, P. McCaHrey, D. Ryan, W. Lacy, J. Janocko, R. Burger, A. Payne. f1f?i:v K:?, mzsgeg2fQ9s.ym. . sf., Q ,Q hw Business and Youth Partners in Progress ROW I: E. Price, T. Keane, S. DeMatty, J, Pesta, C. Skrabski, A. Hreha, ROW 2: L. Coley, P. Holleran, J. Stone, J. Gamrut, B. Atkins. ROW 3: A. Glucs, W. Caton, C. Mitchell, N. Martin, N. Kelley, C. Shiner ROW 4: K. Bakos, E. Comer, L. Dugan, J. Morgan, C. Thomas, T. DeSimone. ROW iz J. Brezarich, M. Bo- den, M. Magda, C. Pribanic, C Kenyhiercz, M. Remias, N Clougherty, HJ. Begey. ROW 2 A. Botti, B. Kondas, D. Gregg S. Skodacek, M. Jones, B Tarby, R. Marton, P. Pintar, J O'Neal. ROW 3: N. Dougherty T. Rice, C. Katoncik, R. Sobel C. Ritzel, J. Jones, S. Karl, B Wentz. ROW 4: D. Pribanic, J Reno, J. Begey, E. Macesich, A Hinkelman, K. Price, R. Skoda cek, J. Rice, R. Koschc. The nation-wide organization known as Junior Achievement is composed of teenage business men and women who manage miniature companies of their own with the guidance of adult counselors drawn from lo- cal business and industry. Through Junior Achievement the students of our high school grasp the principles and benefits of our free enterprise system because they experience them in their own company activities. This movement helps to insure today's youth becoming tomorrow's responsible and informed citizens. The Turtle Creek Valley Chapter of Junior Achieve- ment, which our students attend, is sponsored by the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, where Mr. John Coleman is the executive director. ROW l: M. Tokar, R. Mc- Donald, D. Abshier, J. Powell, R. Litzinger, B. Kaefer, E. Reed, E. Rahaw. ROW 2: R. Naugle, V. Mo- renzi, J. Toth, R. Sullivan, M. Tokar, J. Miller, D. Neafsy, M. Masula. ROW 31 R. Porter, D. Haynie, J. Marchinski, M. Medvis, M. Carrigan, C. Prosser, J. La- zaros, T. l.aBoda, G. Grega. ROW 4: F. Marko, B. Mol- nar, W. Stone, L. Polesnak, T. Cvercko, J. Connors, C. Briggs, W. Reusch. ROW l: P. Nese, M. Tonet. ROW 2: C. Mlinarich, J. Mor- gan, B. Kondas, A. Hinkleman, J. Marchinski, J. Powell, E. Redinger, D. Haynie, F. Botti, J. Connors. Pep Club Cheerleaders, the band, Varsity E cmd representa tives of students from grades l0 through 'IQ const: tute the Pep Club. Miss Brown, adviser, offers help ful suggestions for pep meetings to interest and en tertain the squads, student body and faculty before each game Lively skits featuring personal interviews, cheers band music and movies encourage interest and en- thusiasm for scheduled athletic contests if is zfetifit stef Q we tttlig Cheerleaders Our cheerleaders are a group of eight girls chosen by the student body of the school, after being screened carefully by members from the student council and faculty. Each year freshmen and sophomores have the senior one lunlor four sophomores and two freshmen These girls go all out in cheering for the teams at pep meetings and games P. Nese, R. Skodacek, B. Regrut, C. Orehosky, L. McNally, B. Kotlar, J. Markum, F. Botti I if q sftskf B fins - .. 1, N' I V I 13. J, 3 ' -N 5 ' 'i ' , 6 Iizgil if l L i 2 F55 .i i-L .gy s, iff? 1 I at Pia' - . 'I .t'f1i156wf'i. e I . if -' ,,,, i W I y'd5:.,'q,g fs:-3 dbjhd , -. ,A-VkY:g3.i..r-2.2K G ,:,kU'V,f,'a! is ' -W is H545 , 1, ' opportunity of trying out. ln this group, there IS one I I ' . I I ROW iz Mr. Mihalco, J. Payne, A. Botti, R. Porter, R. Naugle, J. Elton, D. Holmes, J. O'Neal, D. NeUfSY, P. Harnagy, G. Naugle, E. Redinger. ROW 2: M. Mezick, C. Bordogna, J. Holleran, F. DeiPhiI- lips, J. Jackson, H. Mlinarich, J. Porter, J. Dovec, D. Gregg, H. Randall, R. Yankes, R. Marton, C Mlinarich, Mr. Nese. ROW 3: R. Montgomery, P. McCaffrey, C. Briggs, T. Cvercko, J. Reno, T. Rice, R Witkowski, J. Connors, M. Manclark. ROW 4: W. Ruzyc, R. Balok, C. Thomas, L. Dugan, J. Janocko, W Lacy, J. Shiffauer, E. Cochrane, E. Comer. Varsity E Boys who take part in basketball and football are Carl Mlinarich, secretary, and Carmen Bordogna, treas- eligible for membership into the Varsity E Club. To urer. Coach Mihalco and Mr. Nese are advisers for lead its activities for this year, the club elected Robert this organization which promotes good sportsmanship Witkowski, president, Elmer Redinger, vice-president, and fair play in all activities. Athletic Council Miss Brown, Miss Perego. STANDING: Mr. Nese, Mr. Mihalco, Mr. Dotten. - Mr. Dotten, instructor, T. Keane, P. Holleran, F. Botti, J. Connors, R. Litzinger, G. Grega, W. Vargo, B. Kaefer, C. Mlinarich, V. Morenzi, M. Mezick, J. Brezarich, A. Glucs, M. Knotts. Drivers Education Mr. Edward Dotten, instructor, disclosed that this year's class will be the first to be issued restricted dri- ver's licenses upon passing the driver's examination. This restricted license will automatically become a regu- lar unrestricted license when the person reaches the age of 18. The purpose ot this course of driver education is to develop the proper attitude and courtesy while driv- ing and develop a sense of responsibility toward pedes- trians and other drivers. Student Council In a democratically administered school, the students have delegated participation in the management of the school. At East Pittsburgh High School the Student Council is an organization of students, elected by classmates, who serve as their representatives in all matters of concern to the entire school. President Robert Witkowski, Vice-President Elmer Redinger, Secretary Francene Botti, and Treasurer Barb- ara Kotlar with Faculty Adviser Mr. Edward Dotten earnestly tried to cope with student problems. This year the Council sponsored the election of ma- iorettes, cheerleaders,' and twirlers, conducted the Good Will Drive, set up standards of student con- duct at athletic contests during the school year. ROW l: B. Kotlar, Mr. Dotten, R. Witkowski, E. Redinger, F. Botti. ROW 2: C. Orehosky, B. Preisack, K. Kovarik, R. Marton, C. Briggs, E. Hinkelman, M. Tonet, J. Dovec, R. Sullivan, M. Churchtield. Mv'riMwsW 'W'c '- -W-- in W'mmm:mmmv---w'W-+-fw--- --M- w'ww' WAQ-' - ' ROW'l: R. Sutek, C. Pribanic, E. Rahaw. ROW 2: R. l.itzinger, J. Begey, A. Glucs. ROW 3: J. Pesta, P. Nese, D. Malile. STANDING - Miss Munias. Secretarial Club One of the oldest clubs in the high school, the Secre- tarial Club, encourages knowledge and practice in business procedures and secretarial habits to prepare its members for worthy positions in the business world. Here, the individual learns her weaknesses and po- tentialities and to create the desire to improve her per- formance. Under the leadership of Diana Malile, president, Patricia Nese, vice-president, Andrea Glucs, secretary, Johnetta Begey, treasurer, the club enioys many field trips to business, cultural, and artistic institutions. Miss Munias is the adviser for these future secretaries. ROW l: C. Prosser, M. Jones, B. 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W 6 im, 1+ i f if f.:l'LMi.'T z'f'2V ' - , wW'l' .lf ,M ' 1, - t ' 1 ,mt Wifi. V' . W, X. s....s,f ,, .es ,,. as ' r ,sf5.'. t, ' 7 l if Football's Final Season East Pittsburgh Adopts Baseball The same cheer Go Shamrocks Go! will resound above the bleachers and echo from the quarry wall. The green and white clad team will thrill to the roar from enthusiastic fans. However, Hit that line will become Batter up as East Pittsburgh replaces football with baseball this coming spring. The East Pittsburgh Board of Education voted unanimously to drop football as a major sport and to replace it with baseball. The action taken by the Board of Education came as the result of careful study and deliberation involving a number of reasons. Chief among them was the increasing difficulty in scheduling games in the class to which the school has been assigned. The school enrollment has been de- creasing for a number of years and the B classification has made it difficult to schedule and meet teams comparable in size on an enroll- ment basis. Football has been an exciting part of East Pittsburgh's school life for thirty-six years - years filled with action, defeats, and champion- ships. In 1925 Speedo Loughran ran the first team on to the field. Slessinger was elected coach for the 1926-1927 season and Coleman took over in 1929 and remained until 1945. The Ernie John years 1932 through 1935 were very successful and in 1941 the Sham- rocks 1 943 won the class B W.P.l.A.L. championship in Section 16. ln under the guidance of Dom Rich, the Shamrocks were runners squad from up in the All Valley team. James Vitsas coached the 1945 until 1947 when Al Mihalco took over. ln 1952 the new Quarry Dave Flood Field was completed and the squad had a fine season. assumed position of coach from 1954 to January, 1961. In 1961-62 Coach Mihalco led the Shamrocks again for their final season. Even though the Board of Education found it expedient to drop football as a maior sport, it has replaced that activity with spring baseball. The local fans are eager to back their favorite team in this new proiect. 54 Va ,. .U ,lit iii3llil 5i5i-' 2m.d-bf s' ' ' , ', . 5 Ms. .Siam 55, 7 V-.Brig -M. . . wa. 2 . W- f gtg-sfa5gsx+sw5v,.1yD9gg,rtt,ygsfgemwgilfiwgallggwwavItime Riagg ef gW,tl+rs,3s5ist.t ww? ggrgkpuaiis -iqflstfiiglw w J A 1 1. . 'Q ww , 1 , :X Q P 2 X :SF I. v 1 Y r V , 1 aw few KW? 1, Vw, ROW I: T. Cvercko, R. Marion, C. Mlinarich, E. Redinger, C. Bordogna, R. Wifkowski, F. DePhilIips, R. Porier, J. Payne, J. Porter. ROW 2: H. Randall, J. Reno, J. Dovic, H. Mlinarich, J. Holleran, T. Rice, J. O'NeaI, D. Neafsy. Coaches Nese and Mihalco plan siraiegy. M. Mezick fries for extra yardage Witkowski is tackled from behind. J. Elton, P. Harnagy, B. Naugle, A. Botti, M. Manclark. ROW 3: Mr. Nese, E. Comer, P. McCalTrey, M. Mezick, B. Montgomery, C. Thomas, J. Janocko, B. Lacy, J. Shitthauer, R. Balok, L. Dugan, W. Ruzyc, J. Jackson, Mr. Mihalco. ' Shamrocks face great football odds. The football squad composed of thirty-five boys, ten of whom were seniors, completed the 'l96l season with a record of one tie and eight losses. The scores, however, do not tell all of the story. Hours of training and practice, exhibitions of good sportsmanship and fair play, exuberant backing .by loyal fans combined to pro- duce a team that was a credit to the school. Coaches Mihalco and Nese strove against great odds in orga- nizing a going team from our school's low enrollment, facing teams from larger schools, and meeting the dilticult task of schedu- ling games with schools of comparable size. The season was a suc- cess in the eyes of the school-spirited Shamrock boosters. Coach Mihalco suggested, Maybe the ball iust bounced the wrong way. 57 Football managers: KNEELING J. Connors, C Briggs. STANDING D. Gregg, E. Cochrane, D Holmes. R. Porier runs R. Witkowski Quarterback 5'8 E Redlnger Hulfback M Munclurk 5 10 P- MCCUHVEY J- Junvcko C. Mlinarich Fullbuck 5'l0 195 Tackle 6'1 150 Guard 5'11 for the score. M. Mezick 1 155 End 5 R. Porter 140 Halfbcck 5'7 C. Thomas 150 End 6'1 R- Monigomery T. Cvercko W. Lacy 150 Cenier 6' 165 Guard 5'9 190 Tackle 6 2 KNEELING: J. Holleran, E. Redinger, R. Porter. STANDING: R. Yankes, T. DeSimone, M. Mezick, Mr. Mihalco, C. Thomas, J. Reno, R. Witkowski. Varsity The Varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Mihalco, is composed of nine boys, five seniors, two juniors, and two sophomores. Although our team is not very big, they have won a number of games and have earned much respect in the section. The Jun- ior Varsity with Mr. Nese as the coach, provided the fans with many thrills before the varsity game. The J.V. is composed of five sophomores and nine freshmen, which gives the team a good outlook for the future. unior Varsity KNEELING: P. Harnagy, D. Holmes, D. Neafsy, C. Borclogna, J. Porter, F. DePhillips, E. McCue. STANDING: Mr. Nese, J. Antis, R. Marion, D. Joyce, E. Cochrane, R. Balok, J. Sivy, J. Bradich. y I, .... - , V Q' li ,,,k,.. , . ' K J w . 4 '- , V Fil., v' fLi 5nf': -- ?' 54 15 X Eff A .-iw-.,,g,4Q.m , ff- -:A Q vw an V , , . ww.. ,, -, - -:w1'f,iQfff?Ub 2334 1 ' . A sf, 2 , V' I ' I , ,EI 4 . . e g J Q Sf 1 1 ' Claude Thomas scores on lump shot. Inexperienced squad enjoys better than average season Claude Thomas HOME Friday, December 1 .. Tuesday, December 5 . Friday, December 8 .. Tuesday, December 'I9 Friday, January 5 .... Tuesday, January 16 . Friday, January 'I9 . . . Tuesday, February 13 . Friday, February 16 .. AWAY Tuesday, December 'I2 Friday, December 'I5 . Friday, January 12 . . . Tuesday, January 30 . . Tuesday, February 20 . 62 , ..... Bellvue Friday, January 26 ...... Friday, February 2 ...... Tuesday, January 23 . .. Tuesday, February 6 .... . . . 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Win 'OSS' Faculfy members ioin the cheering section. 67 Student Index -A- Abshier, Donna - 30, 47 Abshier, George - 34 Amatucci, Robert - 34 Antolik, Veronica - 34, 38 Antis, James - 33, 38, 41, 60 Ash, Shirley - Atkins, Bonnie - 30, 46 -B- Bakos, Edith - 33 Bakos, Kathleen - 29, 38, 46 Balok, Robert - 33, 41, 49, 57, 60 Begey, Jeanne - 30, 38, 39, 47 Begey Johnetta - 18, 26, 27, 35, 38, 39, 43, 45, 47, 51 Begey, Raymond - 34, 67 Berger, Robert - 31, 41, 46 Berklick, Barbara - 32 Boden, Mary - 26, 28, 38, 39, 47, 51 Bordogna, Carmen - 31, 41, 49, 56, 60 Botti, Andrew - 31, 47, 49, 57 Botti, Francene - 28, 29, 46, 48, 50, 51 Bradich, Joseph - 33, 60 Brezarich, Josephine - 18, 47, 50, 51 Briggs, Clarence - 26, 29, 47, 49, 50, 57 Brimlow, Constance - 34 Brooks, Leonard - 34 Brooks, Sharyn - 32, 41 -C- Carpenter, Patricia - 32, 38 Carrigan, Carolann - Carrigan, Dennis - 32 Carrigan, Donna - 32 Carrigan, Maureen - 28, 47, 51 Caton, Waverly - 34, 38 Caton, Wilma - 18, 38, 46, 51 Chambers, Lorraine - Churchfield, Martha - 28, 29, 40, 43, 46, 50, 51 Cirota, Sandra - 18, 26, 35, 38, 39, 40, 42, 43, 44 Clougherty, Nancy - 30, 47 Clugston, Linda - 34 Cochrane, Edward A. - 34 Cochrane, Edward G. - 33, 49, 57, 60 Cochrane, Donna - 32 Coley, Leila - 28, 46, 51 Comer, Edward - 29, 41, 46, 49, 57, 66 Connors, Joseph - 19, 26, 41, 42, 44, 47, 48, 49, 50, 57 Cooley, James - 32 Coursey, Margaret - 19, 40, 42, 43, 44, 46 Cvercko, Thomas - 6, 19, 44, 47, 49, 56, 59 -D- DeMatty, Sarah - 28, 38, 39, 41, 46, 51, 65 DePhillips, Frank - 33, 49, 56, 60 DeSimone, Thomas - 26, 29, 46, 60, 62 Dougherty, Norine - 30, 47 Dovec, John - 33, 41, 49, 56 Dovec, Josephine - 34, 44, 50 Droznek, Marvin - 32 Dugan, Lawrence - 26, 29, 46, 49, 57 Dvorznak, Rita - 30, 46 -E- Elton, Joseph - 32, 47, 57 Estocsin, Rosemary - 33 -F- Fetzko, Judith - 34 Forgione, Donnetta - 32 Freeman, Otis - 38 Freeman, Robert- Friez, Charles - 32 Friez, David - 32 -G- Gamrat, Donald - 34, 38 Gamrat, Janice - 29, 40, 46 Garrett, George - 34 Glucs, Andrea - 19, 46, 50, 51 Goldton, ldabess - 33, 38 Gosik, Cheryl - 32 Grasha Annabelle - 34 Grasha, Donna - 34 Grasha Rudolph - 28 Grasha Sandra - 34 Grasha William - 32 Gray Fred - Grega, Gloria - 26, 29, 38, Gregor, Carole - 34 39, 40, 43, 44, 47, 50 Gregg, Daniel - 31, 47, 49, 57 Student Index -H- Harnagy, Paul - 32, 43, 44, 49, 57, 60 Haynie, Daniel - 29, 41, 47, 48 Henline, Carole - 32, 34, 38 Henline, Patricia - Hinkelman, Alan - 31, 41, 43, 47, 48 Hinkelman, Eileen - 32, 50 Holleran, James - 28, 29, 48, 56, 60, 63 Holleran, Patricia - 26, 28, 29, 38, 39, 43, 46, 50 Holmes, Daniel - 31, 46, 49, 57, 60 Hreha, Adrienne - 31, 46 Hreha, Beverly - 34, 38 Huntley, LaVerne - 34 - I - Irvin, Wayne - -J - Jackson, James - 29, 38, 46, 49, 57 Jackson, Robert- 30, 46 Janocko, John - 29, 46, 49, 57, 58 Jones, Mary - 30, 47, 51 Jones, Janics - 28, 47 Joyce, Dennis - 32, 38, 60 -K- Kanick, Joseph - 32 Karas, Diana - 34, 38 Karl, Shirley - 26, 28, 47 Kaeter, Bertha - 28, 47, 50, 51 Katoncik, Cynthia - 30, 47 Keane, Theresa - 26, 28, 46, 50, 51 Kelly, Christine - 32 Kelly, Nancy - 30, 46 Kelly, Sharon - 32 Kenyhercz, Carolyn - 30, 47 Kernion, William - 32, 38 Kerr, James - 34 Kirchner, William - 32 Klein, Steven - 34 Knotts, Dianna - 34, 38 Knotts, Myra - 20, 50, 51 Knuckles, James - 34 ' Kondas, Betty - 20, 26, 38, 40, 42, 43, 44, 47, 48 Kondas, Carol - 34, 38 Koschik, Anna - 32 Koscho, Robert - 30, 47 Kostik, John - 34 ,69'. Kotlar, Barbara - 30, 46, 48, 50 Kotlar, Vicktoria - 34 Kovarik, Karen - 30, 40, 46, 50 Kresik, Ronald - 34, 44 -L- LaBoda, Theresa - 28, 47, 51 Lacy, William - 20, 46, 49, 57, 59 Lazaros, Janet - 32, 40, 47 Lewandoski, Frances - 32 Lewandoski, Kathleen - 32 Litzinger, James - 20 Litzinger, Roseann - 21, 26, 47, 50, 51 Lovis, John - 28 Lovis, Rosemary - 34, 38, 65 Ludwick, Darlene - 34, 44 -M- Macesich, Eva - 31, 41, 43, 47 Magda, Marilyn - 28, 29, 43, 47, 51 Malile, Diana - 21, 22, 35, 51 Manclark, Michael - 21, 26, 49, 57, 58 Marchinski, Judith - 31, 40, 47, 48 Margaros, Anna - 34 Marko, Francis - 26, 29, 35, 38, 41, 47, Markum, Joanne - 30, 40, 46, 48 Martin, Nancy - 46 Marton, Roger - 30, 31, 47, 49, 50, 56, Mason, James - 33 Masula, Margaret- 38 Masula, Matthew, 34, 38, 65 Masula, Melvin - 31, 34, 47 Matechin, Linda - 34, 38 McCaffrey, Patrick - 29, 46, 49, 57, 58 McCue, Eugene - 33, 60 McDonald, Barbara - 34 McDonald, Linda - 34 McDonald, Rachel - 30, 40, 47 McGettigan, Dennis - 34 McGivern, Mary - 33 McNally, Laura - 32, 48 Medvis, Marlene - 28, 47, 51 Mezick Michael - 10, 19, 21, 26, 27, 42 44 43 50 56 57, 59, 60, 61 Miller, James - 30, 47 Mitchell, Carol - 30, 46 Mladjan, Richard - 34, 38 Mlinarich, Carl - 22, 26, 43, 49, 50, 56, 58 Mlinarich, Henry - 32, 49, 56 Molnar, Bela - 26, 29, 47 Molnar, Ilona - 32. Montgomery, Robert - 22, 41, 42, 44, Moorhead, Arlene - 28, 46, 51 Morenzi, Victoria - 22, 40, 47, 50 Morgan, James - 31, 38, 41, 46, 48 Morris, Robert - 34 Mudry, Mary - 32, 38, 39, 40 Mullin, Roland - 32, 38, 41 Mulroy, Dennis - Musurres, Barbara - 34 Musurres, Edward - 30 Musurres, Catherine - 32, 44 -N- Nash, Estella - 32 Naugle, Gilbert- 32, 57 Naugle, Albert - 34 Naugle, Gail - 34, 48 Naugle, Richard - 29, 47, 49 Neatsy, Dennis - 30, 47, 49, 56, 60 Neil, Robert - Nese, Patricia - 22, 26, 35, 46, 48, 51 -Q- Ocel, James - 33 O'Connor, Kathleen - 32 Oliver, Melvin - 34, 38 Oliver, Shirley - 28, 46, 51 O'Neal, Janet- 30, 47 O'Neal, Joseph - 32, 49, 56 Orehoslcy, Carol - 32, 40, 48, 50 Owens, Raymond - 34 -p- Papalazarus, Ted - 34 Passmore, Michael - 31, 41, 46 Payne, Anthony, 29, 46 Payne, Joseph - 31, 41, 49, 51, 56 Pesta, Joanne - 23, 51 Pesta, Joyce - 26, 28, 38, 40, 44, 46 Pesta, Mabel - 34 Petrosky, Edward - 29 Pillar, Michael - 34 Pillar, John - 33 Pintar, Phyllis - 30, 47 Plaskon, David - 33 Pochatko, Mary - 34 Student Index 46, 49, 57, 59 Polesnak, Lawrence - 30, 47 Porter, Beverly - 34 Porter, Jerome - 33, 49, 56, 60 Porter, Robert - 34, 49, 61 Porter, Roger - 23, 41, 47, 56, 58, 59, 60 Portillo, David - 34 Powell, Joan - 28, 47, 48, 51 Preisack, Barbara - 33, 40, 50 Pribanic, Carol - 22, 23, 47, 51 Pribanic, Donna - 31, 40, 47 Pribanic, Frances - 33 Price, Elizabeth - 26, 29, 40, 46 Price, Katherine - 31, 43, 47 Price, Patricia - 33 Prosser, Cynthia - 28, 35, 43, 47, 51 Pupich, Joseph - 33 Pupich, Kathleen - 34, 38 -R- Rahaw, Elaine - 23, 26, 27, 42, 43, 47, 51 Randall, Frank - 34 Randall, Harry - 32, 49, 56 Randall, James - 33 Reed, Edith - 30, 47 Reeder, Linda - 32, 38, 39 Redinger, Bonnie - 30, 31, 38, 39, 40, 46 Redinger, Elmer - 24, 26, 41, 43, 44, 46, 48 58, 60, 61 Regrut, Betty - 30, 46, 48 Remias, Mary - 28, 29, 40, 43, 44, 47, 51 Reno, James - 30, 47, 49, 56, 60, 62 Repasky, Maureen - 33 Reusch, Wayne - 30, 47 Rice, Jo Ann - 30, 47 Rice, Terrance - 31, 41, 47, 49, 56 Riley, Lloyd - 34 Ritzel, Carol - 31, 47 Ronallo, James - 32 Ross, Bernice - 34 Ross, Ernestine - 28, 43, 46, 51 Ross, William - 34 Rudy, Denis - 6, 24, 26, 41, 42, 44, 46 Ruzyc, Sandra - 32 Ruzyc, Wallace - 33, 49, 57 Ryan, Clara - 32 Ryan, Donald - 26, 29, 46 Ryan, Linda - 34 Ryan, Lynn - 34 Ryan, Patricia - 28, 51 Ryan, William - 32 49, 50, 56 ...5- Sabol, Robert- 31, 47 Schiffhauer, James - 28, 49, 57 Scott, Linda - 28, 46, 51 Seigh, Lawrence - 32, 38, 41 Sfanos, Josephine - 34 Shields, Edward - 32 Shiner, Carol - 31, 46 Simon, Anthony - Sivy, Jerald - 30, 60 Skodacek, Ruth - 31, 40, 44, 47, 48 Skodacek, Samuel - 34, 38 Skodacek, Sharon - 24, 35, 38, 40, 4 Skrabski, Carol - 28, 38, 40, 51 Sliger, Richard - 34 Smith, Norma - 24, 38, 39, 40 Spencer, Irene - 34 Stone, Julia - 29, 38, 46 Stone, William - 29, 47 Sullivan, Robert- 26, 28, 29, 41, 47, Suranotsky, Diane - 32 Susalla, Linda - 33 Sutek, Rosemary - 25, 43, 56 Swacus, George - 33, 38 -T- Tarby, Bernadette - 30, 47 Tarby, Martin - 34, 38 Thomas, Claude - 29, 38, 41, 46, 49, Student Index 4, 47 50 57, 59, 60, 62, 63 Thomas, Daniel - 23 Thomas, Leroy - 34 Tokar, Mary - 31 Tokar, Michael - 28, 38, 47 Tokar, Robert - 32 Tonet, Marie - 25, 32, 42, 46, 47, Tonet, Marlene - 43 Toth, John - 29, 47 Truckly, Edward - 32 Truckly, James - 32, 38 -V- Vargo, William - 25, 50 Visco, Timothy - 32 -W- Walker, Barbara - 33, 38, 40, 44 Walker, Michael - 34, 38 Washko, John - 34 Welsh, Kathleen - 33 Welsh, Leona - 34 Wentz, Bessie - 28, 47 Whitney, Fred - 28, 46 Whitney, Rosemary - 32, 38 48, 50 Witkowski, Robert - 10, 19, 25, 26, 27, 35, 41, 42, 44 45, 46, 49, 50, 56, 58, 60, 61, 63, 66 - Y .. 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