THE “U” 67 Another year is gone. For seniors this has been a hectic year. For underclassmen it has been one more step up the ladder. For teachers it has been one more year of satisfaction in knowing that America's youth is further educated. Seniors, underclassmen, and faculty will all look back on 1967 and re- member these school days. Now, as the seniors leave this school with mixed feelings of emotion, they thank all those who have made these twelve years the most fruitful years of their lives. A heartfelt thanks to God who, more than anyone else, has made it possible. i Dedication Miss Elizabeth L. Scott, for the past twenty-nine years, has been our school librarian and upon the completion of the school year will retire. We extend our sincere appreciation for all that she has done throughout the years for the student body. Miss Scott is a graduate of Muskingum College, where she obtained an A. B., and Penn State, where she received a Master's Equivalent in Library Science. She is a graduate of our own Union High School, where she returned in 1930 to become our school librarian. Miss Scott has been very active with the student body. She sponsored the first yearbook in 1941 and remained the sponsor until 1952. She has been a very influential Tri-Hi-Y Alpha advisor since 1948. Her feelings about our school are: It would be like a mother criticizing her child if I said anything about our school. I have grown with it. I am so proud of all the fine people we have graduated. Many thanks, Miss .Scott, and sincere wishes to you for the future. 2 Dedication Having taught in conditions from a one- room school house in Hanlin Station to our present Union High School building, Mr, Malone realizes the duration of forty-one years of dedicated service to his profession. With his Bachelor of Science Degree, which he received in 1925, he has taught general science, history, and biology. At one time he was also the advisor of both the Hi-Y Club and a Biology Club. At the end of our present school term Mr. Malone is retiring, leaving the limelight of a teaching position at Union but hardly leaving our cherished memories. In Mr. Malone's farewell state- ments he felt that teaching young people for the past forty-one years has tended to keep him feeling young. Mr. Malone, we sincerely thank you, and we hope that we have given you at least a little satisfaction in comparison to all the knowledge, guidance, and friendship that you have given us. 3 Table of Contents Academics 8 Seniors 32 Underclassmen 72 Organizations 98 Student Life 124 Sports 144 Ads 174 4 In Memoriam Mrs. Harris, who came to Union over eighteen years ago after teaching at Mid- way High School, became an institution here. To almost three thousand students over the years, her name was synonymous for Senior English and Literature. To these students, however, her name also meant more: it meant sympathy and under- standing to a student who needed it; it meant sternness and an unyielding atti- tude to one whose actions called for it; above all, it meant fairness for every- To the teachers and administration Mrs. Harris was a strong-willed person with very definite ideas about things. On the other hand, however, she was a very sympathetic person, who would not shirk when help was needed by someone. Yes, Mrs. Harris is greatly missed by her friends and students, for theoreti- cally she is gone. Yet, in a different sense, she is not gone because her in- fluence on the lives of thousands lives on. cademics Administration Donald Hall, George McMahon, Dave Miller, Eugene Petricca, Charles Pappas, Benjamin Bee, John Grecco, Richard Williams, Neil Phillips, Edward Sciamanna, Nick Mervosh Gabriel Hanna, Grant Sloan, (Not pictured, Harold Neeley) Supervising Principal Assistant Supervising Principal John Grecco Grant Sloan Senior High Principal R. Donald Hall Elementary Supervisor Junior High Principal Nick Mervosh Guidance Secretarial Mrs. Betty Lou Clark Mrs. Alberta Remmert Staff Miss Donna Mozina OFFICE HELP (L. to R.) J. Cook, C. Kubalak, K. Romettl, J. Mecannic, B. Dubich, D. Lewis. R. Merriner, F. Dellaria. • School COOKS (L. to R.) J. Weaver, R. Albano, B. Vuksanovich, C. McCain, F. LaPosta, J. Sworchek, A. Donati. Employees BUSDRIVERS (L. to R.) V.Gorder, M. Mikula,J. Brletich, M. Kranak, W. Toth, D. Florio, J. Zuccaro, G. Conley, J. Romeo, R. Fiazza, N. Latella. 13 The end of a perfect day. Language Mrs. Barbara Lunger, English Miss Helen Bigger, English Mr. Regis Brozier, English, Journalism Great Caesar’s Ghost! Mr. Thomas Jennings, English, Literature Miss Pamela Plate, English Mrs. Deanna Yanni, English, Literature, Speech Mr. Michael Kelly, English Mr. C. D. Patterson, Reading Arts Mrs. Dorothy Vukotich, French, English Mrs. Josephine Pusateri, Spanish, Latin Miss Helen Barthem, Spanish, English 15 Social Mr. James Tershel, Civics, History' Mr. Dominick Astorina, History The Whole World is upside down! 16 Studies World Cultures If I say Paul Revere is the White Knight, he's the White Knight. Mr. Clair Hvozdovich, World Cultures, Geog- raphy, Drivers Ed. Mr. Louis Petrone, Geography Mr. William Price, History, Civics Miss Mary Elaine Lozosky, History, Civics, Mr. Joseph Pusateri, Problems of Democracy, Drivers Ed. Mr. Patrick McGraw, History Mr. Timothy Bartkus, Geography 17 The Science of Miss Helene Horovitz, Arithmetic Mr. James Kimberland, Algebra, General Math 18 Can't say much for the machine, but your handwriting is beautiful. Mathematics Mrs. Amelia Kaezyk, Arithmetic Mrs. Rebecca Eannace, Geometry, Trigonometry, Alge- bra, Advanced Math Mrs. Enod Pusateri, Arithmetic, Algebra Mr. Robert Munhall, Algebra, Senior Math, General Math 19 What would you do in a situation like this? Modern 20 Mrs. Mary Jean Hanna, Science Science Mrs. Betty Munhall, Mr. Harold Malone, Science, General Math Biology Miss Rita McCay, Science Mr. Louis Vodopevic, Chemistry Checking dimensions? 21 Business Mr. Andrew Sedlak Bookkeeping, G.B.T., Selling Mr. James B. Smith Business Law, G.B.T., Retailing Miss Teresa Tiano Typing, Clerical Office Practice 22 Mrs. Joan Janshego Typing, Shorthand, Notehand Education No, Mr. Sedlak, it can't be used for your practice set. Miss Gina Filipponi Mr. Edward Kinder Shorthand, Secretarial G.B.T., General Math Office Practice 23 And I r an sing, too Mr. Regis Fechter, Band Director 24 Mrs. Barbara Dunmire, Music, Chorus Music Mrs. Martha Wysocki, Mr. John Yothers, Art Art 25 Since you’re not Picasso's sister Physical My ball’s bigger than your ball. Mrs. Barbara Ventresca, Physical Education Mrs. Erlabelle Howard, Physical Education, Health Education Mr. William Heckman, Mr. Bogdan Nicksick, Physical Education Physical Education 27 Identical twins? Ouch! My hand. Home Economics Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, Home Economics 28 Mrs. Sally Galambus, Home Economics Industrial Arts So this is the machine that’s taking our place. Mr. Phillip Sauter, Woodshop Mrs. Muriel Bohn, Mechanical Drawing 29 Mr. William Bohn, Industrial Arts Miss Diane Humphries, Educational Enrichment Specialized Mrs. Charlotte Wos Departments Librarian Miss Elizabeth Scott Miss Gina Filipponi, Guidance eniors Class History The graduating class of 1967 entered the halls of Union High School for the first time as students in the fall of 1962. As every eighth grade class before us, we elected our first class officers. The results were as follows: president, Renay Warchol; vice- president, Judy Beard; secretary-treasurer, Dave Boni. Most of us attended the eighth grade's annual Halloween Party. The American Legion Award was presented to Donald Giacomelli and Patricia Patterson. One might think that ours was a very ordinary first year at Union except for one thing that distinguished us from all other eighth grades— the fire. In the spring of our first year of high school, a fire completely destroyed the old high school building. Thus we go down in history as being the last graduating class ever to begin our education at the old Union. We began our freshman year in the new high school building on Bavington Road. Our class officers were: president, Jess Alonso; vice-president, Jerry Kranak; secre- tary-treasurer, Linda Jones. In October we held our freshman hayride and dance. In the fall of 1964 we officially entered the senior high wing of the school as sopho- mores. We elected Adam Rossi, Tom Mavrich, and John Muscaro to the offices of presi- dent, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer, respectively. The following girls repre- sented the sophomore class on our cheering squad: Sandra Baronio, Saundra Clark, Trudy Latella, Joyce Nicksick, Sharon Sebolt, and Linda Sinnett. Linda Bianchini was chosen as part of the majorette squad. Judi Kavensky and Jerry Petricca attended Washington County Band. Saundra Clark and Linda Jones were sophomore attendants to the Home- coming Court. In our junior year we elected the following as our class officers: president, Nancy Smiley; vice-president, John Muscaro; secretary-treasurer, Janet Carter. We also e- lected John Muscaro to represent our class on the Athletic Council. Renay Warchol be- came a cheerleader, and Linda Jones, Patricia Patterson, and Judy Scott became ma- jorettes. Our magazine campaign was a complete success. Our junior play, entitled Ask Any Girl, featured Judi Kavensky, Michael DeCook, and Dave Boni in the leading roles. The 1966 Prom was successful because of the hard work of the juniors on the decor- ating committee who chose the theme, Camelot. Three members of our class were exchange students to South America: Trudy Latella to Bogota, Columbia; Nancy Smiley to Rosario, Argentina; Judi Kavensky to Panama City, Panama. During the school year 1965-1966 our school spirit and enthusiasm seemed to reach its lowest point. As our senior year began, we tried to improve upon the morale of the students and the conditions in the school. The first big event in our senior year was Homecoming. The Student Council, along with the various clubs in the school and the Blue Devil Band, worked to make the 1966 Homecoming the most successful thus far. Linda Jones was elected Homecoming Queen with Saundra Clark as her senior attendant. Patti Trevena was added to our majorette squad, and Marilyn Kucher was added to the cheering squad. Senior class officers were elected as follows: president, Adam Rossi; vice-president. Joe Kubovic; secretary-treasu- rer, Janice Mecannic. James Matijevich and Nancy Kaste were elected Football King and Queen. Art Capozzoli received the McElhaney Award. Our senior play was entitled The Great Big Doorstep. The leading roles were played by Vonice Mis and Adam Rossi. We, as a class, feel proud in saying that in our senior year we have boosted the morale of the student body. Our cheerleaders, led by Saundra Clark, have done a wonderful job. in increasing the school spirit. Our Blue Devil Band has greatly changed since we were in the eighth grade. With the support of the student body and a great deal of work on the part of the members of the band, we now have a band in which to take pride. The Hi- Lite, whose editor-in-chief is Judi Kavensky, has brought reading pleasure to hundreds of people. The Yearbook, edited by Marie Tulle, has given the senior class the prestige and recognition it well deserves. We ask that we be remembered for our success and our failure as a class. We hope that we have done more good than harm, and we leave some work unfinished as our legacy to the class of 1968. 34 Class Officers Janice Mecannic, Secretary-Treasurer; JoeKubovic, Vice President; Adam Rossi, President. 35 PEGGY ABBOTT Commercial Ambition: Beautician. G.A.A. 10,11,12; F.H.A. 10,11,12. CYNTHIA S. ALLISON Commercial Ambition: Secretary. Jr. F.H.A. 8,9; Sr. F.H.A. 11,12 (V. Pres.); G.A.A. 10,11,12. KATHLEEN ALLISON Commercial Ambition: Secretary. Sr. F.H.A. 10; KoloClubl2; G.A.A. 10,11,12. JESS M. ALONSO Academic Ambition: To retire at the ripe old age of 35. Varsity U 10,11,12; B.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Spanish 1112 (Pres.); Jr. Historians 10,11 (Clerk), 12; Hi Y 10,11,12 (Pres.); Science Club 9; Latin Club 11,12; Band 8,9,10,11; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12 (Sports Editor); Yearbook Staff (Bus.); Hi-Lite Staff 12; Student Council 9, (Pres.) 10; Sr. Honor Society 10,11,12; Junior Class Play; Sr. Class Play (Comm.); Homeroom Offices 8, (V. P. ) 9, (Pres.) 10, (Pres.) 11, (Pres.); Track 8,9; Baseball 10,11,12; Football 9. JOHN J ALOUISE Commercial Ambition: Undecided. RAYMOND ALVAREZ General Ambition: Oceanographer. Art Service 9,10,11,12 (Pres.); HiY 12; Stamp and Coin Club 11. ROBERT BAILEY General Ambition: Welder. DONALD RAY BAILEYS Academic Ambition: To succeed and be happy. B.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Hi Y 12; Latin Club 11 (Pres.); National Honor Society, Sr. 10,11,12; Senior Class Play; Homeroom Office 11 (V. P.); Football 8,9,10; Basketball 8,9,10; Track 9; Baseball 10,11,12. 36 ELSIE M. BAKER Commercial Ambition: To enter the secretarial field. Sr. F.H.A. 10,11,12. EDWARD BARISH General Ambition: Unkown. SANDRA LEE BARONIO Commercial Ambition: To be an airline stewardess. Commercial Club 12; Jr. F.H.A. 8,9; Sr. F.H.A. 10,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Nurses Club 11; Kolo Club 8,9,10,11; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11; Chorus 12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Sr. Class Play (Comm.). LINDA M. BIANCHINI Academic Ambition: Mathematician. Spanish II 11; Jr. Historians lOjy ri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Itoa.9,10 (Pms.); Tri Hi Y Alpha (Pres.); Band 8,9; Mator pre folkinT National Honor SftBiety, Jr. 8,9; National HonoNf£ocj y 1vViV42; HomeroorriwOffrces 9 (V.P.) 12 (PreX ); Cit Academic il engineer. Varsity lXl0,l 1,12; Spanish II 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Sthdent Council 11,12; National 12; Football 8;T $, 11,12. BOKULICH Commercial Ambition: To be a secretary. F.T.A. 12; Jr. F.H.A. 9; Sr. F.H.A. 10,11,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Kolo Club 8,9; Sr. G.A.A. 10. FRANK BONGIORNI General Ambition: To be a tuba player in the Salvation Army. Homeroom Offices 8 (Pres.) 10 (Sec.-Treas.) 11 (V.P.). DAVID A. BONI Academic Ambition: To be editor of Playboy Magazine. Varsity U 11,12; Spanish II 11; Hi Y 12; Junior Class Play; American Legion Award. 37 JOHN BONI III General Ambition: To own a four-speed vette . Varsity U 10,11,12; Student Council 8; Wrestling 9,10,11,12. ROBERT MICHAEL BONI Academic Ambition: To be better looking than Rick. Varsity U 11,12; B.A.A. 10; Wrestling 9,10,12. PAULA A. BOZIC Academic Ambition: To be a nurse. Art Service 11 (Treas.), 12; Spanish II 10; Jr. Historians 12; Tri Hi Y Alpha 12; Nurses Club 9,10,11,12; Kolo Club 9,10; Sr. G.A.A. 9; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Senior Class Play. FRED CALEFFIE General Ambition: To own a 68 XKE. Sportsman's Club 10,11. NANCY JANE CALEFFIE Commercial Ambition: Christian Counselor. Tri Hi Y Gamma 8,9,10; Band 8,9,10. ROBERT J. CALEFFE Academic Ambition: To be top man on the totempole. Varsity U 10,11,12; Spanish II 11; Spanish nI 12 (Sec.); Jr. Historians 12;Hi Y 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12; Student Council 11,12; National Honor Society, Sr. 11; Football 10,11,12. ART CAPOZZOLI Academic Ambition: To go to Citadel and take orders like the rest of them. Varsity U. 11,12 (Sec.); B.A.A. 12; Spanish II 11 (Treas.); Spanish III 12 (Pres.); Hi Y 10,11,12; National Honor Society, Sr. 10; McElhaney Award 12; Basketball 9,10; Football 10,11,12 (Cap.); Track 9,10,11. JANET K. CARTER Academic-Commercial Ambition: To be happy and successful. Spanish II 11; Spanish in 12; Jr. Historians 11,12; F.T. A. 10; Jr. F.H. A. 8; Tri Hi Y Gamma 9; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11,12; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; National Honor Society, Sr. 11,12; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Senior Class Play (Comm.); Class Officer 11 (Sec.-Treas.); Homeroom Officer (Sec.-Treas.) 8,9,11,12. 38 tlWa , 0 -Jj jf Ax o A UA a ; AA N v Vy Aj AvO vKjV V sJL. vXX A V qQ VC VaJ, U VJ lX «-VUWU • vj BARBARA CHAST LIK Xj W CrX J$4( Academic Wu' i vwAm v-vtw olxiu vO Ambition: To be independent, l £ 1 VJVATVm VATCjj 3 c V- icdb vatv In vnHc o OaA THERESA CHASTULIK V 0 1 Kg x Ll wafc Ambition: To own a cherry red V.W. convertible. Art Club 10,11, 12; Spanish II 11,12; Nurses’ Club 10,1 l(Treas.)t 12: Senior G.A.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 12. IA c ,vAc VAO'A MARY ANN CHUBURKO Academic Ambition: Art teacher. Art Service 10,11,12 (Business Manager); Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; Jr. Historians 12; Nurses’ Club 10,11; Senior G.A.A. 10,11,12; Girls' Basketball Team 11,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial); Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Homeroom Office (V.P.). SAUNDRA LEIGH CLARK Academic Ambition: To succeed in living a very full life. GLENN E. CONKLIN Academic Ambition: To become an Army helicopter pilot. Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; Junior Play (Comm.). JESSICA LYNN COOK Commercial Ambition: To succeed in finding happiness. F.T.A. 11; Tri Hi Y Beta 10; Senior Class Play (Comm.). VERINA L. COSTANZA Academic Ambition: Commercial Artist. Art Service Club 10,11,12; Spanish II 11; Sr. F.H.A. 11,12 (Sec.-Treas.), Library Club 11,12; Chorus 9; Jr. Play (Comm.); Sr. Class Play. LARRY JAMES COUCH Commercial Ambition: Become a businessman. B.A.A. 10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,X2. KmxJJU-i 'V OO- -'jy ?V W- 39 KATHLEEN COWDEN Academic Ambition: To be a teacher. F.T.A, 10,11,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10; Kolo Club 9,10; French Club 10,11,12; Band 8; Yearbook Staff (Editorial); Hi Lite 12. FAYE CRAFT Commercial Ambition: To be successful. Sr. F.H.A. 11; Nurses Club 11,12; Kolo Club 11,12. DIANE DA1.ESIO Academic Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Tri Hi Y Alpha 10; Hi Y 11,12; Kolo Club 8,9; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; Hi Lite Staff 12; J njQr Cla s P y (Comm. Sen r Class Play (Comrn.). c ' le i(; Club 11,12; id 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11. ] ,£jL y df Goc-eJ. X (Ac c.ryca A- r i) you,rs ry JACK DAVIS Commercial 77 HENRY CDALVftlNX Ambition: Biologist. Art Service 10,ff 12; Frenc Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11. Ambition: To live in Los Angeles. Hi Y 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12; Homecoming Court (drove court) 12; Homeroom Offices 9,11. MICHAEL DeCOOK Academic Ambition: To become rich and successful. Art Service 10; Spanish II 12; (V. Pres.) Jr. Historians 10,11,12; Hi Y 11,12; Latin Club 10,11, Band 8,9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12; Junior Class Play 11; Senior Class Play 12; Homeroom Officer 8; FRANCES DELLARIA Academic Ambition: To become a successful buyer. Art Service 10,11,12, (Treas.); F.T.A. 10, Jr. F.H.A. 10, Jr. F.H.A. 9; French Club 11,12; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 11,12; National Honor Society 11; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Homeroom Office 11 (Pres.) District Chorus 12; DEBRA LYNN DLUSKI Commercial Ambition: To be happy, healthy, and successful in life. Jr. Historians 10,11,12; Jr. F.H.A. 8,9; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11, 12 (Sec.); Kolo Club 8,9,10; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Yearbooks Staff (Editorial) 12; National Honor Society 10,11; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Senior Class Play (Comm.)- District Chorus 12. 40 RONALD J. DLUSKI Academic Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. French Club 10,11,12; junior Class Play (Comm.); Senior Class Play (Comm.). LARRY ALLEN DOAK General Ambition: To be an astronaut. Hi Y 10,11,12 (V.Pres.); Wrestling 10,11,12; Senior Class Play (Comm.). DENNIS MICHAEL DONATI Academic Ambition: To be happy and successful. Varsity U 11,12; B.A.A. 11; Hi Y 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 11,12 (Editorial); National Honor Society 9; Football 8,9,10,11. SUSAN DONATI Academic Ambition: To lead a happy, successful life. Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; Jr. Historians 11,12; F.H.A. 8,9,12; National Honor Society 8,9,10,11,12; American Legion Award 8; Homeroom Offices 9 (Pres.) 10 (Treas.) 12 (Pres.). GEORGE M. DRAZICK Commercial Ambition: To be the warden at the prison in Slovan. NICKI LOU DRAZICK Academic Ambition: To be a nurse. Nurses Club 10,11,12; French Club 11,12; G.A.A. 10,11,12 (Pres.); Girls basketball 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Homeroom Officer 9,10,11,12; County Chorus 12. BERNICE DUBICH Academic-Commercial Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I attempt. Spanish II 11; Commercial 12 (Sec.-treas.) F.H.A. 8,9,10; Nurses Club 11,12 (Pres.); G.A.A. 10; Homeroom Officer 8,11, Yearbook Staff (Business Editor). ALBERT J. DUDECK Academic Ambition: To be a teacher. Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; Hi Y 10,11. 41 CHARLOTTE J. DUNN Academic Ambition: To be a nurse. Jr. F.H.A. 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 10; Nurses Club 9,10; French Club 10,11 (Sec.-Treas.), 12 (V.P.); Sr. G.A.A. 10,11; Chorus 9,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; Jr.-Sr. Prom Aid; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Homeroom Officer 12 (Sec.- Trea .). PATRICIA ANN ENDLER Commercial Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt to do. Jr. F.H.A. 8; Sr. F.H.A. 10,12; Kolo Club 11. RALPH B. FARULLI Academic Ambition: Airframe Mechanic. Spanish II 9,10,11; Spanish III 12- F.T.A. 10,11,12; Hi Y 9,10,11,12. JOANNE FIAZZA Commercial Ambition: To become a medical secretary. Art Service 11,12; Jr. F.H.A. 8; Tri Hi Y Gamma 9; Tri Hi Y Beta 10; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11,12; Nurses Club 9; Sr. G.A.A. 12; Band 8; Chorus 9; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Sr. Class Play (Comm.). THOMAS JAMES FINLEY Commercial Ambition: To be a success. Varsity U 12; B.A.A. 10,11,12; Basketball 11,12; Baseball 11,12; Football 11,12. CARL G. FODOR Academic Ambition: To go to college and become successful. B.A.A. 12; Hi Y 12. ' JOHN FRITCH General Ambition: To succeed. GEORGE EDWARD GALISH Commercial Ambition: To be a barber and make good at it. Art Service 9,10, 11,12; Kilowatt Club 10; Junior Class Play (Stage Crew); Senior Class Play (Stage Crew); Homeroom Officer 9 (V.P.). 42 RICHARD GILLESPIE General Ambition: To succeed. Varsity U 10,11,12, (Sec.-Treas.) Wrestling 11,12; Football 10,11,12; RAYMOND GONZALEZ Academic Ambition: To be a successful playboy. B.A.A. 11,12; Spanish II 11,12; Hi Y 10,11; 12; Sportsman's Club 11, Chorus 9; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12; Student Council 10; Senior Class Play 12. KATHLEEN GRATCHEN Commercial Ambition: Secretary. Jr. F.H.A. 9; Sr. F.H.A. 10,11,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Nurses' Club 10,11,12; Kolo Club 8,9; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; KAREN GRAUL Commercial Ambition: To become a secretary and to be a success. Library Club 9,10; Kolo 11; F.H.A. 12; BEVERLY GRIMES Academic Ambition: To find and maintain a position in which I will be happy. Jr. Historians 10,11; Jr. F.H.A. 8,9, Tri Hi Y Gamma 10; Kolo Club 8,9,10,11, French Club 9,10,11; Band 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 8,9; DREW HALL Academic Ambition: To be six feet tall. B.A.A. 10,11,12; Jr. Historians 11,12; Hi Y 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Band 8,9,10,11,12; National Society Jr. 8,9; National Honor Society Sr. 10,11,12; Homeroom Offices 8,9,10,11; County Band 11; Basketball 8,9,10,11,12: Baseball 10,11,12; ROSE ANN GATUS Commercial Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Commercial Club 11; Jr. F.H.A. 11; Tri Hi Y Beta 9; Tri Hi Y Alpha 10; ERNEST GILLESPIE Academic Ambition: Electrical engineer. Spanish II 10,11; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Senior Class Play (Comm.) 43 MICHAEL E. HANNA Academic Ambition: To be a success. Spanish II 11; Jr. Historians 12; Hi Y 10,11; Band 8,9,10,11,12; National Honor Society, Sr. 10,11. KATHERINE L. HERBERT Academic Ambition: To live a happy life. Kolo Club 11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Sr.X.A.A. 10,11; Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9. Ja jpa. GL-J£c czy DONAGENE JACKSON Commercial ROY W. JAMISON General Ambition: Auto mechanic. BETTY JO JOHNSON Commercial Ambition: To be a private secretary. Commercial Club 12; Jr. F.H.A. 8; Sr. F.H.A. 9,12; Jr. G.A.A. 9; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 8,9; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Sr. Class Play (Comm.). LINDA JONES Academic Ambition: To lead a full, rich, happy life. Spanish n 12; Jr. Historians 10,11 (Voting del.to state convention), 12; F.T.A. 11; Jr. F.H.A. 8; Band 8,9,10,11; Chorus (Accompanist); Majorette 11,12 (Drum Maj.) Student Council 10 (Sec.), 11 (Sec.), 12 (V.P.); State Convention Nat'l. Leadership Training Conf. 12; National Honor Society, Sr. 10,11; Homecoming Court 10,11; Homeceoming Queen 12; Senior Class Play; Class Offic 9(Sec.-Treas.); Homeroom Office 8 (V.P.); District Band. STEVEN BRADLEY KARNEK Academic Ambition: Business Administrator. Spanish II 11. Ambition: Undecided. Spanish II 11; Commercial Club 12; Nurses Club 10,11, 12 (Sec.-Treas.); Sr. G.A.A. 10,11; Band 8; Chorus8. KAREN LEE JACKSON General Ainuiuuii ------------- iu u avei or to De a iiDrarian. jr. . Club 11; Chorus 10,11,12; Senior Class Play (Comm.). «tv' 6s. • 44 ercial -Nanonai TlonorxScrciety, Sr. QOMf, Homeroom ) 10, (Sec.) 11, (Pres.) 12; Girls Basketball Team JUDITH ANN KAVENSKY Academic ROBERT W. KEMP Ambition: To be a lawyer. Spanish II 11. SJ 0 M ’ ARTHUR A. KERN Ambition 12 (Treas 3c . N«al ■( «lifkfr : {?r$ V V; 14 r r C1Ml10 1 fi.pA yj'- Academic Academic lv ! i a Ambition: To be a writer. Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; Jr. Historians 10,11 (V. Pres.), 12; F.T.A. 11,12; Exchange Student 12; Band 8,9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12 (Editor); Hi-Lite Staff 12 (Editor-in-Chief); National Honor Society Jr. 8,9; National Honor Society Sr. 10,11,12; Junior Class Play 11; Senior Class Play 12 (Prod. Manager); County Band 10,11. uise k6phazi as Acade; •LOVICH Ambition: 'to have Ambition: To own a Vette. Spanish II 11; Track 9; Baseball 10,11,12; Senior Play (Comm.). KAREN ANN KERN Commercial 45 MICHAEL KOSTREJ Academic Ambition: Make money. Spanish II 11. BERNADETTE C. KOTOUCH Commercial Ambition: Beautician. Kolo Club 12; Band 8,9,10; District Band 9. LINDA M. KRAMER Academic Ambition: Elementary school teacher. F.T.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 12. JERRY M. KRANAK Academic Ambition: To be president of the A.A. Varsity U 11,12; Spanish II 11; Jr. Historians 11,12; Hi Y 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 11,12; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12 (Sports Editor); National Honor Society 10,11,12 (V.P.); Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Class Office 9 (V.P.); Homeroom Offices 10,11 (Pres.). CAROL ANN KUBALAK Academic-Commercial Ambition: To be an executive secretary. Spanish II ll;Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10 (Historian); Tri Hi Y Alpha 11,12; Library Club 12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial); Hi-Lite Staff (Exchange Editor); National Honor Society 12; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Homeroom Office 9, (Sec.) 12. JOSEPH J. KUBOVIC Academic Ambition: To do good. French Club 12; Class Office 12 (V. Pres.) Football 9,10; Wrestling 11,12. MARILYN M. KUCHER Academic Ambition: To be happy. Spanish II 12; F.T.A. 12; Jr. F.H.A. 8 (Prog. Char.) 9; Tri Hi Y Beta 10; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11; Nurses' Club 12; French Club 10,11,12 (Pres.); Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; Cheerleader 12, Jr. Honor Society 8,9; Sr. Honor Society 10,11,12; Jr. Class Play (Comm.); Sr. Class Play (Comm.); Homeroom Office 8 (Sec.-Treas.). JOHN JOSEPH KUZYCK Academic Ambition: To be Premier of Atlasburg. B.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Spanish II 11; Hi Y 9,10; Yearbook Staff 12 (Business); Hi-Lite Staff 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10. 46 TRUDY L. LATE LIA Academic Ambition: To graduate from college and make money. Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; Jr. Historians 10,11,12; Tri Hi y 8,9,10,11; Kolo Club 9; Sr. G.A.A. 12; Band 8,9,10; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 12 (Editorial); National Honor Society 8,9,10,11,12; Exchange Student 12; Junior Class Play 11; Senior Class Play (Business Manager) 12. DONNA JEAN LEWIS Commercial Ambition: To be a secretary. Commercial Club 12; F.H.A, 8,9,10,11,12; Nurses' Club 10,11; Kolo Club 10; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12 (Vice Pres.); Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; Football Court 12; Senior Class Play 12; Homeroom Of fi c e r 10 (Sec.-Treas.); Girls' Basketball Team. RAYMOND CHARLES LINK General Ambition: To be a steelworker. Sportsman's Club 11; Wrestling 12; Track 9; Football 10. GERALD LEWIS MADER Commercial Ambition: To be wealthy. Hi Y 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Football 9. DANIEL E. MALONE Academic Ambition: To make lots of money. B.A.A. 11; Hi Y 10,11. EVA E. MALONE Commercial Ambition: To have a happy future. Commercial Club 12; Nurses' Club 12; Kolo Club 9,10,11,12; Chorus 11,12. RANDALL L. MALONE Commercial Ambition: To join the Navy. B.A.A. 10,11,12. DANA DIANE MASLYK Commercial Ambition: To be an accountant. Spanish II (Vice Pres.); Commercial Club 11,12; Tri Hi Y 8,9,10,11,12; Sr. G.A.A. 11,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; Senior Class play (Comm.). 47 JAMES MATIJEVICH Academic Ambition: To be a success. Varsity U 11,12; B.A.A. 12; Hi Y 10,11,12; French Club 10; Student Council 9; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10. HENRY MASSENGILL General Ambition: To be a truck driver like Bill. Sportsmen's Club 12; Kilowatt Club 11. . Academic J U ( J. i. Mr Tt £r Ac JONATHON T. MAYHEW Academic Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Art Service Club 11,12; SpanishII 11 ;Spanish III 12; I ibrary Club 10,11,12; Kaufman's Gold Key Art Award 9. JANICE MARIE MECANNIC Commercial Ambition: To be successful. F.H.A. 11; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Alpha 12; Yearbook Staff 12 (Editorial); Hi-Ute Staff 12; Junior Class Play 11; Class Officer 12(Sec.-Treas.); Homeroom Officer 8 (Sec.) 9 (Sec.) 10 (V. Pres.) 12 (V Pres.). BOLEY D. MERMON General Ambition: To get a job. Sportsmen's Club 10,11; Varsity U 11,12. RITA YVONNE MERRINER Commercial Ambition: To be a successfulairlinestewardess. Commercial Club 11,12; F.H.A. 9,11,12 (Pres.); Chorus 11,12; Junior Class Play 11 (Comm.); County Chorus 12. PAUL D. MERRYMAN Academic Ambition: To be an architect. Art Service Club 8,9; Spanish II 11; Homeroom Officer 10 (Sec.-Treas.); Wrestling 12. 48 JOANN McCLEMENTS Commercial Ambition: To be happy and successful. Commercial Club 12; Jr. F.H.A. 8,9; Sr. F.H.A. 10,11,12; Kolo Club 8; Sr. G.A.A. 11,12; Chorus 8; JACK McCLEMENTS General Ambition: D.J. JOSEPH MICHALSKI Academic Ambition: Own a herd of Rhinos. Art Service 9, Spanish II 11,12; Spanish III 12, (Sec.)Student Council 9; Homeroom Offices 8 (Pres.), 10 (Pres.), 11 (Pres.). ROBERT MITCHELL Academic Ambition: To be successful. French Club 10,11; Sportsmens Club 11, (Sec.-Treas.) Homeroom Offices 8,(Pres.), 11 (Sec.-Treas.), 12 (V Pres.). VONICE ANN MIS Academic Ambition: Happiness. Art Service 11; Spanish II; Spanish III 12 (Treas.); Jr. Historians 11,12; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11,12 (V. Pres.); Kolo Club 9; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 10; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; Hi-Lite Staff (News Ed.) 12; Student Council 10,11; National Honor Society Jr. 9; National Honor Society Sr. 10,11,12; Junior Class Play 11, Senior Class Play 12. MONTE MONTEQU1N Commercial Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. WILLIAM ERNEST MOORE Ambition: None. Sportsmen's Club 11; General JOHN MUSCARO Academic Ambition: To become a teacher. Varsity U 10,11 (Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Isogenics 12 (Pres.); Spanish II 10,11 (Treas.); Jr. Historians 11, (Treas.) 12; Hi Y 9,10; Student Council 11,12 (Pres.); Junior Class Play 11; Senior Class Play 12 (Comm.); Class Offices 10 (Sec.-Treas.), 11 (V. Pres.); Homeroom Offices 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12, Co-Capt. Southwest All Star Team 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12, (Capt.) 49 STANLEY MUSCARO General Ambition: Become President of the Ku Klux Klan. Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Varsity U 11,12; ELAINE NADIR General Ambition: To be a beautician. Sr. F.H.A. 12; Kolo Club 11; Sr. G.A.A. 9,10; Chorus 10; Junior Class Play 11 (Comm.); Senior Class Play 12 (Comm.). FRANK NOGA, JR. General Ambition: To be successful as a mechanic. CARLOS JAMES O'BRIEN General Ambition: To make millions. PAULETTE AUGUSTINE ORISON Commercial Ambition: To live a happy life. Jr. F.H.A. 8; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12. STEVEN OSTOP Academic Ambition: To be a Hell's Angel. Homeroom Office 8 (V. Pres.); Art Service 10; B.A.A. 10,11; Hi Y 10,11; French Club 10,11,12; Sportsmen's Club 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Junior Class Play (Comm.). 50 WILLIAM GEORGE PANIAHA Commercial Ambition: To get out of school. B.A.A. 10,11,12; Sportsmens Club 10,11,12. CHARLES PAPPAS Academic Ambition: To graduate from college with honors. B.A.A. 12; Spanish II 11, 12; Sportsmen's Club 11,12; Nurses' Club 11,12; Wrestling 10; Hi Y 10,11; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12. ROBERT PATTERSON Academic Ambition: To be independently wealthy at 21. Art Service Club 11,12; French Club 10,11,12. PATRICIA T. PATTERSON Academic Ambition: Nurse. Tri Hi Y Beta 10; Nurses' Club 10,11,12; Latin Club 11; Band 8,9,10,11,12; Majorette 11,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; National Honor Society 8,9,10,11,12; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Senior Class Play (Comm.); County Band; American Legion Award 8. GERALD SHAWN PETRICCA Academic Ambition: To be successful in life. Spanish II 12; Jr. Historians 12: Hi Y 10; French Club 10,12; Sportsmen's Club 11,12; Band 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,12; Student Council 8,9,10; County Band 8,9,10,11,12. JAMES HOWARD PETRICCA Academic Ambition: To be financially independent at 21. Hi Y 10,11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Homeroom Office 8,9; Wrestling 9,10,11,12. JAMES LEE PETRUCCI Academic Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; Jr. Historians 10,11,12 (Pres.) Hi Y 10; Wrestling 10,11. THOMAS POUNDS Academic Ambition: To graduate. Spanish II 11,12; Sportsmen's Club 10. 51 KAREN TONI ROMETTI Commercial Ambition: To be successful in anything I attempt. Spanish II 10; F.T.A. 12; Jr. F.H.A. 8,9; Sr. F.H.A. 10,11,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Kolo Club 8; Jr. G.A.A. 9; Sr. G.A.A. 10; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; National Honor Society 11,12. BOB PRESUTTI General Ambition: To buy the Redwood. PATRICIA JAYNE PROUDFIT Academic Ambition: To succeed. Spanish II 11; F.T.A. 11,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11; Nurses Club 10,11,12; Sr. G.A.A. 10,12; Sr. Play (Comm.). SARAH JEAN PRESTON Ambition: To be hap 8,9; Chorus 11,12. PHYLLIS M. RALSTON Academic Ambition: To lead a happy life. Sr. F.H.A. 12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Nurses' Club 9,10; Latin Club 11; Sr. G.A.A. 9,10; Homeroom Officer 9 (V.P.). GEORGE L. RATKOVITCH Academic Ambition: To graduate from college. Stage Crew 10,11,12. JOHN W. REID Commercial Ambition: None. Basketball 8. MARILYN JEAN ROLL AGE Academic Ambition: To become a math teacher. F.T.A. 10,11,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10: Tri Hi Y Alpha 11,12; Kolo Club 8,9,10,11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Sr. Class Play (Comm.). 52 ADAM ROSSI Academic Ambition: Always to be happy. Varsity U 11,12 (V. Pres.); Spanish II 11,12 (Pres.); Hi Y 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 11; Senior Class Play 12; Class Officer 10 (Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Homeroom Offices 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12 (Co. Capt.); Basketball 9; Track 9,10,11,12. ANDREA LOUISE RUJAK Academic Ambition: To be a nurse. Jr. Historians 10,11,12; Jr. F.H.A. 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 10; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11; Nurses Club 12; Latin Club 11; Library Club 11 (V. Pres.), 12(Pres.); Band 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; National Honor Society Sr. 11,12. JANE A. RUSSELL Ambition: To be successful. SHARON LYNN RUSSELL Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Tri Hi Y ✓✓ Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11,12; Sr. G.A.A. lo 11. tim RANDALL PAUL SABO Commercial Ambition: To further my education and to be a success. Home Room Offices 8 (Sec.-Treas.), 9 (Sec.-Treas.), 10 (Sec.-Treas.); Hi Y 11; Wrestling 10,11,12. JUDITH ANN SCOTT Academic-Commercial Ambition: To become a.business education teacher. Spanish n 11; Spanish III 12; Commercial Club 11,12; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Jr. F.H.A. 8,9 (Sec.-Treas.); Sr. F.H.A. 10,11,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Nurses' Club 10,11; Jr. G.A.A. 9; Sr. G.A.A. 10; Band 11,12; Majorette 11,12; National Honor Society Sr. 11,12; Junior Class Play 11; Homeroom Offices 10 (Pres.), 11 (Sec.-Treas.). SHARON JEAN SEBOLT Academic Ambition: To be an elementary Spanish teacher. Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; F.T.A. 10,11; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11, 12 (Treas.); Chorus 10,11 (Ensemble and Trio), 12 (Ensemble and Trio,); Cheerleader 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12 (Underclassmen Editor); Hi-Lite Staff 12 (Business Editor); National Honor Society Sr. 11; County Chorus 12. LINDA ANN SINNETT Academic-Commercial Ambition: To be happy and successful. Spanish III 12; F.T.A. 10,11 (V. Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Jr. F.H.A. 9; Sr. F.H.A. 10 (Treas.), 11,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8 (Treas.) 9; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12, Student Council 8; National Honor Society, Sr. 11,12; Homeroom Offices 8 (Pres.), 9 (Sec.). 53 NANCY F. SMILEY Academic Ambition: To be a teacher. Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; Jr. Historians 12; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10 (V. Pres.); Foreign Exchange Student 12; Class Officer 11 (Pres.); Homeroom Officer 10 (V. Pres.). ANDREW STEIMINGER Academic Ambition: To become wealthy. Varsity U. 11,12; Spanish II 11; Hi Y 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 9. JOHN P. STEIMINGER Commercial Ambition: To graduate. Varsity U. 11,12. ROBERT W. STEIMINGER Academic Ambition: To be a computer programmer. Spanish II 11; Chorus 9; Football 9,10; Track 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10. MARK S. STIEGEL Academic Ambition: To be a successful engineer. Varsity U. 12; Spanish II 11; Spanish III 12; Hi Y 10,11,12; Football 11,12; Chorus 9; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12; Student Council 8; National Honor Society Jr. 9; National Honor Society Sr. 10,11,12. STANLEY STOPENSKI Academic Ambition: None. Spanish II 11; Track 9,10; Wrestling 10,11. DONNA LOUISE SWEARENGEN General Ambition: To be happily married. Sr. G.A.A. 12. BARBARA J. TAKAH Academic Ambition: To go on to college. Spanish II 12; Jr. F.H.A. 8,9; Sr. F.H.A. 10; Kolo Club 10,11,12; Latin Club 11,12; Library Club 10; Senior Class Play 12(Comm.); Homeroom Officer 12 (V. Pres.). 54 JUDITH TAYLOR Commercial Ambition: To be a beautician. Jr. F.H.A. 8,9, Sr. F.H.A. 10,11,12 (Pres.); Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12. EDWARD THOMAS Academic Ambition: To be successful. Spanish II 12; Jr. Historians 10; Hi Y 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Business, Editorial) 12; Senior Class Play (Comm.), Hi-Lite Staff 12. ROBERT THORNBURG Academic Ambition: To go to Terry’s Bargain Store and buy a new leg. Jr. Historians 11,12; Hi Y 9,10,11,12; French Club 10,11; CATHERINE TONETTI Commercial Ambition: Secretary. Kolo Club 9; Sr. G.A.A.: Chorus 10; ERMA TONETTI Commercial Ambition: To be a millionaire. Sr. G.A.A. 11,12; SANDRA TRENARY Academic Ambition: Teacher. Spanish II 11; Jr. Historians 12; F.T.A. 10,11; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10,11,(Chaplain) Band 8,9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12; National Honor Society Sr. 11,12; Junior Class Play 11; Senior Class Play 12; Homeroom Officer 11 (Sec.) PATTI TREVENA Commercial Ambition: To be an airline hostess. Jr. Historians 11,12 (Pres.); Tri Hi Y 8; Sr. G.A.A. 9,10,11; Band 12; Chorus 8,9, (V. Pres.) Majorette 12; Yearbook Staff (Editorial) 12; Hi-Lite 11; Junior Class Play (Comm.) Senior Class Play (Comm.); Homeroom Offices 9, (Sec.-Treas) 10, (Sec.-Treas.) 11, (Pres.). MARIE TULLE Commercial Ambition: To be an airline hostess. Sr. F.H.A. 10,11; Tri Hi Y Alpha 12; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff (Business and Editorial) (Ed.-in-Chief). Hi-Lite (Feature Ed.); Junior Class Play 11; Senior Class Play (Comm.). 55 MARY J. TUSTIN Commercial Ambition: To lead a complete and happy life. Sr. F.H.A. 12; Chorus 12. JANET VANETTI General DONALD LEE VEGA Academic Ambition: To own a yellow 427 fuel-injected vette. Spanish n 11; Spanish III 12; $ Y 9,10; Science Club 9; Homeroom Offices 8 (V. 9 ,(j9ec.-Treas.); Wrestling 8,9,10,11. Academic jL-ra n. i.,jv H euLEN try. Art Service 10,11,12; K loClub 9,10; French Club (Editorial) 12; Hi-Lite Staff 12; Junior Class Jplay 12 (Prog. Comm. Chair.). GEORGE LAWRENCE WILLIAMSON, III Academic Ambition: To be successful. Jr. Historians 10,11,12; Latin Club 11,12 (V. Pres.); Band 8,9,10,11,12 (Sec.-Treas.); Chorus 10,11,12 (Piano Accompanist); National Honor Society, Sr. 10,11,12; Junior Class Play; Football 12; Wrestling 9,10. KAREN LOUISE VUKSANOVICH Commercial RENAY KATHLEEN WARCHOL Academic Ambition: To be a beautician. Art Service 11,12; Commercial Club 12; Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10; Tri Hi Alpha 11,12; Kolo Club 8,9,10,11,12; Sr. G.A.A. 10,11,12; Chorus 8; Homecoming Float 10,11,12; Junior Class Play (Comm.); Senior Class Play (Comm.). Ambition: To be a dental assistant. Spanish II 10,11 (Sec.); Spanish III'12 (V. Pres.); Sr. Historians 12; F.T.A. 10,11 (Sec.); Tri Hi Y Gamma 8; Tri Hi Y Beta 9,10; Tri Hi Y Alpha 11; Chorus 10; Cheerleader 11,12; Yearbook Staff (Business) 12; National Honor Society, Jr. 8,9; National Honor Society, Sr. 10,11,12; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Class Office 8 (Pres.); Homeroom Offices 9 (V. Pres.), 11 (V. Pres.), 12 (Sec.). General Senior 56 WILLIAM A. WILKERSON Commercial Ambition: To be mayor of Eldersville. Football 9,10,11; Track 9,10; Wrestling 10,11,12. ARTHUR WILKINS General MARIE ELIZABETH WONSEVICZ Academic Ambition: To be a successful art teacher. Art Service Club 10,11,12; Tri Hi Y 9,10,11; KoloClub9,10,ll,12; French Club 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council 9; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; County Chorus 12;. HELEN A. YAKOVICH Commercial Ambition: To be another Miss Filipponi. Kolo Club 9,10,11,12; TED YAKSIC Academic Ambition: To be a teacher. Basketball 8,9,10,11; Track 8,9; Homeroom Officer 8,9; Junior Honor Society 8,9; B.A.A. 8,9,10,11, 12; Spanish II 11. BARBARA ANN YANOVICH Ambition: To be a secretary. F.H.A. 10,11,12. Commercial JOSEPHINE ZARNICK Commercial Ambition: To be happy and successful. Spanish II 11; Commercial Club 11,12; Nurses Club 11,12; G.A.A. 10,11,12. 57 CARL FRANCIS ZIBRITROSKY Commercial Ambition: Undecided. Hi Y 11,12; French Club 10; Chorus 9. ANTHONY JOHN ZICK Academic Ambition: Accountant. Latin Club 10,11; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Homecoming Court 12; Seniors Without Pictures RAYMOND BOYER General RANDOLPH PAUL RYAN Academic Ambition: Lawyer. Wrestling. Ambition: To graduate. Spanish Club. DONALD ALLEN DILEY Senior Directory Page Page Abbot, Peggy 36 Allison, Cynthia 6,36,69,102 Allison, Kathleen 6,9,36,102 Alonso, Jess 130,135,136,141,145,147,170,171,175 Alouise, John 36 Alvarez, Ray 36,61,68,138 Bailey, Robert 36,141 Baileys, Donald Ray 36,69,107,114,130,135,137,141,147, 170,171 Baker, Elsie Barish, Edward 37 Baronio, Sandra 37,102, 121,123,147,148,168 Bianchini, Linda 37,100,118,119 Blank, Harry 37,65,101,108,114,115,131,135,141,150,152 Bokulich, Veronica 37,67,102,103,106 Bongiorni, Frank 37,61 Boni, David 37,62,136,141 Boni, John 38,108,141,158,160,162 Boni, Robert 38,108,158,160,162 Boyer, Raymond Bozic, Paula 38,66,70,100,104,109,112,113,123,132,135, 137,138 Caleffie, Fred 38 Caleffie, Nancy Jane 38,61,69 Caleffee, Robert 38,99,101,103,109,111,113,115,130,141, 150,151,175 Capozzoli, Art 8,33,64,66,68,99,101,108,111,141,145,147, 152,156 Carter, Janet 38,61,99,106,111,131,134 Chastulik, Barbara 39,103,109,111,114,115,141 Chastulik, Theresa 39,68,104,106,112,121,123,139,142,143 Cluburko, Mary Ann 39,62,69,99,104,106,109,111,113,136, 137,139,141,142,143,166 Clark, Saundra 33,39,60,67,111,114,134,141,146,148,149 Conklin, Glenn 39,99,111 Cook, Jessica 11,39,103 Costanza, Vernia 39,66,102,103,104 Couch, Larry James 39,107,158,160 Cowden, Kathleen 40,64,103,112,113,123 Craft, Fay 40,102 Dalesio, Diane 40,62,64,65,69,99,103,106,111,113,134, 141,143 Dalvemy, Henry 40,103,112,116 Davis, Jack 40,66,101,108,113,135,172,173,175 DeCook, Michael 40,60,62,68,101,109,110,113,116,117,136, 137,138 Dellaria, Frances 11,40,64,68,104,106,112,121,123,132, 136,137,138,139 Diley, Donald Dluski, Debra Lynn 40,66,100,106,121,123,131 Dluski, Ronald 41,135 Doak, Larry 41,63,101,130,141 Donati, Dennis 41,64,69,108,113,123,134 Donati, Susan 41,69,99,102,109,111,114,128 Drazick, George 41 Drazick, Nicki Lou 41,106,112,122,123,143 Dubich, Bernice 11,41,62,108,113,175 Dudeck, Albert 11,41,99 Dunn, Charlotte 42,69,70,112,113,121,123,136 Endler, Patricia 42,68,102,138 Farulli, Ralph 42,66,99,101,103,111,131,141 Fiazza, Joanne 42,63,100,106 Finley, Thomas 42,108,114,150,165 Fodor, Carl 42,101,107,141 Fritch, John 42 Galish, George 42,61 58 Page Page Gatus, Roseanne 43,69,102,104 Gillespie, Ernest 43 Gillespie, Richard 45,108,150,151,158,161,162,163 Gonzalez, Raymond 43,61,66,113,127,135,137,175 Gratchen, Kathleen 43,66 Graul, Karen 9,43, 68,102,141 Grimes, Beverly 43,66,70,109,112,116,139 Hall, James 43,67,101,107,108,109,114,116,117,118,140, 141,164,165,168,169 Hanna, Michael 44,67,109,116,117,138,139 Herbert, Katherine 44,68,103,112,116 Jackson, Donagene 44,69,104,106,112 Jackson, Karen 44,63,69,103,123 Jamison, Roy 44 Johnson, Betty Jo 44,66,102,106 Jones, Linda 33,44,60,109,110,115,118,119,122,126,127, 134,137,138 Karnek, Steven 44 Kaste, Nancy 45,64,66,100,103,106,123,131,134,138,166 Kavensky, Judith 33,45,61,63,64,67,99,103,109,111,112, 113,114,116,123,136,143 Kemp, Robert 45 Kern, Arthur 45,103 Kern, Karen 45,100 Kophazi, Kathleen 45,69,100,103,116 Kopolovich, Lois 45,66,100,103,106,112,113,114,166 Koraido, Joseph 45,170,171 Kostrej, Michael 46,69 Kotouch, Bernadette 46,69,106 Kramer, Linda 46,67,103,121,123,139 Kranak, Jerry 4,33,46,60,101,109,113,114,123,136,137, 139,142,150,152,172,173,175 Kubalak, Carol 11,46,64,67,100,111,113,114,123 Kubovic, Joseph 35,46,112,141 Kucher, Marilyn 46,66,100,103,106,110,112,134,138,141, 146,148 Kuzyck, John 64,107,113,123,134,141,145,146,147,164,165, 168,175 Latella, Trudy 47,66,69,99,106,109,111,113,139,140,148, 166 Lewis, Donna 11,47,60,64,69,70,102,104,106,123 Link, Raymond 47,158,160,162 Mader, Gary, 47,135 Malone, Daniel 47,131,135 Malone, Eva 47,66,106,112 Malone, Randall 47,107 Maslyk, Dana 47,60,103,109,110,113,123,134,143 Mati jevich, James 48,101,107,108,112,134,138,141,145, 147,150,153,172,173 Massengill, Henry 48 Mavrich, Thomas 48,113,175 Mayhew, John 48,99,103,104,111,141 McClements, Joanne 49,102,104,105 McClements, John 49 Mecannic, Janice 11,35,48,64,67,70,100,113,123,135,137, 156 Mermon, Boley 48,108,141,147,158,161,162 Merriner, Rita 11,48,102,104,121,123,130 Merryman, Paul 48,159,162,163 Michalski, Joseph 49,60,64,111,138,141 Mitchell, Robert 49,130,142 Mis, Vonice 33,49,64,66,69,99,100,109,110,113,114,123, 136,137 Montequin, Monte 49,61 Moore, William 49,65 Muscaro, John 33,49,60,107,108,109,115,128,134,136,138, 139,140,145,147,150,152,164,165,169,172,173 Muscaro, Stanley 50,108,150,152,164,165 Nadik, Gladys 102 Nicksick, Joyce 50,62,64,65,99,103,111,114,123,141,146,148 Nolan, Antoinette 50,102,106 Noga, Frank 50 O’Brien, Carlos Orison, Paulette 50,69,106 Ostop, Steven 50,65,141 Paniaha, Bill 51 Pappas, Charles 51,101,107,113,175 Patterson, Robert 51 Patterson, Patricia 51,62,113,114,117,118,119 Petricca, Gerald 33,39,51,60,67,103,109,112,116,117 Petricca, James 51,112,139,141 Petrucci, James 51,99,109,111,134,141,161,162 Pounds, Thomas 51 Preston, Sarah 52,121,123 Presutti, Robert 52 Proudfit, Patty 52,103,112 Ralston, Phyllis 52,68,70,102,135 Ratkovich, George 52,109,112,116,117 Reid, John 52 Rollage, Marilyn 52,100,103,106,112,134 Rometti, Karen 4,11,41,52,64,102,103,113,123 Rossi, Adam 33,35,53,60,64,113,134,137,138,150,175 Rujak, Andrea 7,53,64,69,103,109,113,114,116,123,134 Russell, Jane 53,61 Russell, Sharon 53,100 Ryan, Randy 53 Sabo, Randy 67,134 Scott, Judy 19,53,61,69,99,102,103,111,114,118,136,131,142 Sebolt, Sharon 33,53,60,62,64,66,99,100,109,111,113,121, 122,123,134,147,148,168 Sinnett, Linda 53,60,68,70,99,102,103,111,113,141,146,148 Smiley, Nancy 54,65,99,103,109,111,130,141 Steiminger, Andrew 54,101,107,108,112,141,150,153 Steiminger, John 54,108 Steiminger, Robert 54,173 Stiegel, Mark 14,54,99,101,108,111,113,150,153 Stopenski, Stanley 54 Swearengen, Donna 54 Takah, Barbara 54,69,110,138 Taylor, Judy 55,102,106 Thomas, Edward 55,64,101,113,123 Thornburg, Robert 55,109,130 Tonetti, Catherine 55,106 Tonetti, Erma 55,106 Trenary, Sandra 14,16,55,109,122,130,135,139,141,171,175 Trevena, Patti 18,19,20,55,63,69,109,113,123,134,138,143 Tulle, Marie 33,55,62,63,66,70,100,106,113,123,136,143, 175 Tustin, Mary 56,69,102,121,123 Vanetti, Janet 56 Vega, Donald 56,111,141 Vermeulen, Judy 56,64,66,104,109,112,113,123,132,135, 136.141 Vuksanovich, Karen 56,61,69,100,104,106,109 Warchol, Renay 56,66,109,110,113,114,135,136,137,139, 147,175 Wetzel, James 56,103 Williamson, Larry 56,61,64,109,114,116,118,122,130,135, 136,137,139 Wilkerson, William 57,108,161 Wilkins, Arthur 57 Wonsevicz, Marie 57,69,104,106,112,121,123,125,136,137 138.142 Yakovich, Helen 69,71,109 Yaksic, George 57,110 Yanovich, Barbara 57 Zarnick, Josephine 57,106,110 Zibritosky, Carl 58 Zich, Anthony 58,114,115 59 Most Versatile J. Kranak and S. Clark Best Dressed M. DeCook and D. Maslyk Most Musical Who’s Most Popular A. Rossi and L. Jones Most Athletic J. Muscaro and D. Lewis Wittiest J. Petricca and S. Sebolt J. Michalski and L. Sinnett Who Best Looking Most Likely to Succeed L. Williamson and J. Kavensky R. Gonzalez and J. Carter Best Dancers R. Alvarez and J. Scott Biggest Bluffers F. Bonjoirni and J. Caleffle Most Bashful M. Montequin and J. Russell Most Talkative G. Galish and K. Vuksanovich Our Unique The editors of the various sections of the yearbook and their sponsor have worked hard to make this book one in which Union High School can be proud. Go, Judy, Go! Our great junior play, Senior Class Quite a pose! Our heman! Let us all bow our heads for a moment of silence. Wow, what profiles ! 63 I 7 come 11? Would you believe they’re related? Do you all remember Debby Guire? Got an itch? 65 Row 1 M. Tulle, L. Kopolovich, J. Vermeulen, V. Costanza, G. Malone, R. Gonzalez. Row 2 J. Davis, R. Warchol, D. Dluski, S. Sebolt. Row 3 V. Mis, M. Kucher, B.J. Johnson, B. Grimes. Row 4 Trudy and friends, N. Kaste, P. Bozic. Row 5 K. Gratchen, P. Bozic, A. Capozzoli, R. Farulli. 66 Row one K. Rometti, V. Bokulich, J. Petricca, J. Kavensky, Row Two C. Kubalaik, J. Alonso, and R. Sabo, J. Mecannie, R. Sabo. Row Three L. Kramer. M. Hanna, S. Clark, D. Hall. 67 How One: K. Herbert, K. Graul, F. Dellaria. How Two A. Capozzoll, L. Sinnett, P. Endler. How Three R. Alvarez, T. Chastulik, P. Ralston. 68 Row One M. Chuburko, M. Kostrej, C. Dunn, A. Rujak, H. Yakovich, K. Vuksanovich. Row TwoT. Latella, P.Trevena, K. Jackson, J. Scott, M. Tustin, D. Jackson. Row Three L. Williamson, J. Caleffie, K. Allison, M. W'onsevicz. Row Four R. Gatus, D. Donati and S. Donati, K. Graul, B. Kotouch, D. Dalesio. Row Five K. Kophazi, B. Takah, P. Orison, D. Lewis, V. Mis, R. Baileys. 69 SENIOR ADDITIONS TO HONOR SOCIETY. Seated (1. to r.) D. Lewis, M. DeCook, P. Bozic. Row two C. Dunn, B. Grimes, P. Ralston, J. Mecannic. Not pictured, J. Vermeulen. 70 Would you believe Siamese twins? Thank You We, the editors and the staff of the 1967 U, would like to thank all those who have contributed their time and effort in the publication of this yearbook. Many doors will open to the members of the class of 1967 in the years to come, but one door will close forever. We sincerely hope that this yearbook will preserve many cherished moments for those who care to remember them. Editor-in-Chief Marie Tulle Editors Faculty and Administration Seniors .................. Underclassmen............. Clubs and Organizations . Student Life ............. Sports................... Advertisements........... Staff..................... Photographer Adviser . . . ..............Mary Ann Chuburko ...................Judi Kavensky ..............Joyce Nicksick and Sharon Sebolt ..................Trudy Late 11a and Pat Patterson ...................Diane Dalesio ........................Jess Alonso ...................Bernice Dubich . P. Bozic, B. Caleffe, M. Chuburko, K. Cowden, J. Davis, M. DeCook D. Dluski, D. Donati R. Gonzalez, N Kaste L. Kopolovich, J. Kranak, C. Kubalak, J. Kuzyck, D. Lewis, D. Maslyk, T. Mavrich, J. Mecannic, V. Mis, C. Pappas, K. Rometti, A. Rossi, A. Rujak, L. Sinnett, M. Stiegel, E. Thomas, S. Trenary, P. Trevena, J. Vermeulen, R. Warchol. ..................Malcolm McCrerey ..................Mr. Regis Brozier 71 ndergrads J u N I 0 R Pres. E. Sciamanna, V. Pres. L. Pendracky, S. Treas. A. Filipponi, Athletic Council Rep. E. Slopek c L A S S Seated (L to R)-C. Findling, c. Cody, T. Esno, D. Creps, R. Bertovich, R. Bertovich, F. Allison, J. Allen Row Two-B. Evans, C. Diaz, K. Cunningham, R. Fratini, D. Ford, M. Fratini, L. Collins, L. Bertolotti, Row Three-M. Farulli, B. Creps, C. Caleffe, G. Capozzoli, C. Anderson, A. Bongiomi, A. Filipponi, L. Comport, M. Drazick Row Four-D. Daley, J. Bertovich, R. Allison, M. Allas, J. Azzarello, H. Barkley, R. Andirkanich, J. Comport, C. Cecchini 74 Seated (L to R)--C. Kleer, P. DePaul, J. Phillips, H. Elias, D. Evantz, G. Kemp, P. Fuller, D. Durham, Row Two—L. Goleski, S. Kovach, D. Herbert, M. Karas, S. Janowitz, D. Janulewicz, T. Jelovich, M. Kerekes, F. Hoberek. Row Three — R. Gelestor, D. Hicks, D. Kidd, E. Kophazi, R. Kopolovich, D. Klimenko, K. Jancart, K. Goni, J. Gobleck. Row Four—S. Harris, B. Grankovich, L. Keating, S. Klonick, J. Korosec, D. Gregorski, G. Famer, M. Harris. Seated (L to R)— B. Pescho, R. O'Shanka, M. Orenchuk, J. Phillips, F. Korpus, A. McMahon, M. Martinez, I. Pagonovich. Row Two—P. Nunez, K. Radacoy, P. Parkin, S. Narquini, M. Kunkle, C. Lonick, S. Moore Row Three-T. Maltony, W. SDence. K. Linger, R. Nesbit, F. Micle, E. Neil, M. Nice. Row Four—T. Mitchell, D. Mosie, D. Moore, C. Kreszock, L. Mitko, S. Muscaro, L. Pendracky, B. Pavlich 75 Well, you got one too, didn’t you? Wow! These two aren’t bad. Seated (L to R)-J. Repole, H. Simmons, D. Scruppi, T. Rupani, E. Sciamanna, P. Rotta, C. Smalley, P. Riddle Row Two-D. Roberts, C. Sebolt, B. Rigo, P. Revay, A. Sayre, G. Shayes, N. Schaffer, R. Reese, D. Seals Row Three-S. Rhode, N. Scott, R. Russell, K. Ryan, R. Quader, R. Rotellini, C. Resnik, B. Scouvart, S. Rinehart Row Four-S. Pusateri, L. Roach, R. Roach, R. Roberts, M. Riddile, P. Shergi, R. Rumbaugh, E. Slopek 76 Seated (L to R P. Yaco, S. Vranjes, K. Wetzel, C. Smith, J. Taylor, M. Walker, S. Vanek, M. Speer. Row Two-J. Waters, M. Socha, B. Wilt, B. Watton, M. Venner, D. Williams, A. Stracci, A. Thompson, J. Wiles. Row Three-J. Vallina, D. Williams, D. Yukevich, M. Tasz, C. Toth, D. Visnich, V. Spanogians, S. Stetar, D. Suica, G. Warrick. Row Four-T. Welsh, J. Strope, H. Strope, G. Wilgocki, D. Strongoski, J. Taylor, J. Toth, F. Turkaley, O. Tomblin, J. Visyak. 77 They just don't make a desk big enough these days! Pres. C. Mahoney, V. Pres. R. Ciabatteri, S. Treas. L. Alouise Seated (L to R)-C. Alsup, V. Boni, L. Alouise, J. Chastulik, S. Bradley, D. Backel Row Two-D. Anderson, P. Carr, D. Delich, L. Curtis, C. Burris, C. Bingel Row Three-M. Demczak, D. Cunningham, C. Churburko, B. Campbell, V. Boyer, L. Bridges, M. Delessandri Row Four- P. Davisson, J. Brletich, V. Bednarzik, F. Dellapiazza, S. Byrad, R. Camp 78 Seated (L to R)-G. Borsos, J. Bebo, D. Bywaters, J. Alonso, R. Ciabaterri, R. Atkinson. Row Two- M. Churpak, G. Couch, J. Cassey, J. Barrett, D. Bailey, A. Bittner. Row Three-J. Delong. T. Cleland, M. Baker, J. Bronzo, J. Carter, K. Cowden, J. Allen. Row Four-C. Bihum, R.Cowan, J. Bertovich, C. Budash, R. Deere, A. Dalfeh, M. Alvarez Seated (L to R)-G. Gelester, B. Gilbert, B. Gavazzi, K. Howard, J. Hicks, F. Dreyer. Row Two-B. Kotouch, E. DiNino, D. Doak, M. Krynak, G. Karch, G. Kortyna, K. Havelka. Row Three- W. Jones, E. Fernandez, D. Halulka, P. DeSanto, W. Link, J. Dversak, L. Harris, L. Harshey. Row Four-J. Harmon, J. Grove, R. Ginosky, R. Kramer, J. Longo, D. Kranak, J. Froats, M. Gruber. 79 Seated (1 to r)-B. Haffher, S. Grabsky, K. Mitchell, P. Meneely, R. Foster, S. Macugoski Row Two-- R. Gonzalez, M. Foltz, D. Guglielmo, R. Guglielmo, L. Hall, D. Harris Row Three-C. Hallam, M. Freeland, R. Ford, L. Gavazzi, J. Hinerman, D. Jackson Row Four-D. Matesic, C. Monseau, D. Malone, B. Michaels, W. Morris, J. Markivich, G. Massey Row Five-D. Merriner, R. Lounder, C. Mahoney, M. Mecannic, K. Melnyk, H. McClements Seated (1 to r)-M. Lukancich, M. Koncheck, H. Nicola, C. McQuain, J. Kisner, J. Keating Row Two-C. Pappas, C. Pakisz, R. Kostrej, Q. Hickman, P. Pakisz, A. Montequin, C. Mader Row Three—S. Lawson, S. Knisley, M. McCutcheon, K. McGraw, D. Kendrick, K. Kyluch, J. Kophazi Row Four-R. Maroni, D. Milom, K. Lonick, M. Megyesy, C. Mader, J. LaPosta, K. Paniaha 80 Seated (L to R)-J. Parke, T. Patterson, J. Romeo, T. Sabatasse, J. Pascarellie, J. O'Hera, L. Steele. Row Two-J. Roman, D. Murphy, J. Newman, T. Weatherholt, P. Scarriot, D. Peters, J. Pescho, J. Pever. Row Three-C. Scott, S. Sprando, J. Schuler, D. Shipman, B. Ramsey, C. Stevens, B. Peterson, M. Stroud, H. Russell. Row Four-J. Ramsey, B. Schulte, D. Powell, D. Szczerba, J. Parko, B. Roach, H. Swenie. Seated (L to R)-C. Riggle, T. Perchiran, K. Skarupa, P. Sprando, C. Pradetta, R. Smiley. Row Two-D. Schilinski, R. Rener, S. Robinson, M. Ash, S. Rumbaugh, A. Pulice, L. Reid, A. Roberts. Row Three-P. Riter, V. Sentipal, P. Steiminger, T. Revey, D. Shiel, B. Sabatasse, A. Quader, M. Povera. Row Four-F. Remmert, C. Riddle, K. Pescho, P. Petrel, R. Resnik, V. Pavlich, J. Rupani, L. Pusateri. 81 Seated (L to R) L. Vuksanovich, D. Wass, G. Wetzel. W. Sztukowski, D. Vuksanovich, R. Yoho, J. Thornburg, L. Watton, Row Two D. Swartz, P. Wetzel, N. Williams, C. Walters, T. Wonsevicz, R. Stetar, L. Taucher, C. Stone, J. Zabetakis Row Three H. Walden, M. Yesko, A. Wolfkill, J. Wojnar, C. Vangorder, L. Wright, R. Zibritosky, M. Zibritosky, Row Four E. Wonsevicz, R. Turkaly, M. Wasik, K. Weaver, F. Tucci, R. Thiel, D. Vranin, C. Wilkens 82 Who's back here? Seated (L to R)--A. Bittner, C. Baronio, R. Bell, K. Abbott, M. Baloga Row Two--E. Baker, S. Alrutz, G. Brown, M. Bruno, M. Bartoletti, Row Three--C. Campa, P. Clark, S. Bartoletti, N. Caleffe, C. Capozzoli Row Four--F. Bovalina, B. Buchanan, J. Byard, L. Anderson, S. Call 83 Seated (L to R)-J. Aller, W. Bolling, G. Bywaters, P. Brancazio, R. Camp. Row Two-E. Bongiorni, R. Call, R. Baker, B. Anderson, B. Burris. Row Three-B. Bracken, D. Abbott, R. Bailey, G. Allen, S. Burns. Row Four-F. Adams, E. Bittinger, L. Benish, F. Blanchard, D. Barto Seated (L to R)-F. Dellaria, D. Donati, M. Drazick, C. Cody, M. Dellenbaugh Row Two- D. Dodds, R. Dumbovich, J. Chambers, J. Dragnett, J. Chatter, B. Cikovic. Row Three- L. Davisson, R. Couch, L. Cecchini, F.Chilinsky, R. Cowan, J. Domick, J. Donohue. 84 (Seated L to R)- P. Davidson, R. Drazick, S. Fernandez, T. Dellaria, G. Donley Row Two-M. Ervin, J. Devitt, K. Diley, E. Farren, D.Clouston, F. Curtis, V. Donovich Row Three-B. Ensminger, J. Craft, S. DeSantis, K. Fish, D. Culley, C. Ervin, D. Devore (Seated L to R)- C. Ratkovich, D. Ralston, L. Porchiran, J. Edwards, D. Jackson, J. Herbert, B. Richter Row Two-R. Evans, D. Price, R. Reynolds, M. Pierce, K. Revay, J. Reid, D. Phillips, T. Garren, R. Hawkins, Row Three-K. Jackson, J. Hicks, J. Edmond, F. Foder, E. Fender, K. Hill, T. Johns, Row Four-L. Galish, J. Haley, S. Elish, G. Harris, G. Fodor, G. Gunn, D. Hoberek, J. Findling 85 (Seated L to R)-L. Kortyna, D. Goodnight, C. Gerffert, S. Ivanac, M. Homitz Row Two-S. Kiss, N. Kidd, P. Kern, B. George, A.Kosak, J. Florio, V. Gillespie Row Three-J. Hicks, C. Kelley, C. Jacobs, C. Harris, C. Kaminski, K. Gilliam, S. Hoberek (Seated L to R)-J. Scariot, D. Zarnicki, P. Scandola, R. Rozums, N. Lucanich, L. Maslyk Row Two-C. Scott, L. Rodriguez, D. Russell, S. Roach, J. Kleer, R. Lemmi Row Three-M. Jones, M. Mermon, W. Lander, H. Metheny, J. Koraido, C. McGinnis Row Four-R. Kern, J. Keating, R. Law, J. Larocka, L. McGaughey, D. McCutcheon 86 Seated (L to R)-M. Lombardi, K. Mecannic, M. Perkins, A. Mikula, K. Mayhew. Row Two-C. Malone, M. Mercer, D. McCombs, L. Parks, D. Mecannic, K. Nesbit. Row Three-A. Mecannic, R. Leasher, N. Mitchell, K. Lyons, C. Mayemick, D. McGaughey. Row Four-T. McKee, R. Matijevich, L. McNinch, C. Nemeth, M. L. Krezecowski. Seated (L to R)-H. Moss, D. Paven, D. Ozimek, T. Nicksick, B. Metzler, E. Petricca. Row Two- R. Swearingen, W. Skidmore, M. Sebolt, M. Scouvart, D. Smith, P. Socha, L. Sweetie. Row Three-T. Stansberry, T. Sprando, S. Stascheak, J. Stanish, D. Scouvart, S. Skover. Row Four- D. Michaels, R. Michaels, R. Mitko, J. Orison, B. Orison, B. Prata, D. Ozenbaugh, R. Nicholson. Row Five-K. Plants, M. Pauchnik, C. Pond, D. Pietroski, R. Paulin, T. Moore, P. Parkin. 87 Seated (L to R)-V. Testa, V. Thompson, P. Tucci, E. Roberts, R. Truax, N. Visnich, J. Taucher Row Two-L. Tustin, B. Wagner, D. Varner, N. Wenzel, A. Toothman, D. Taylor, D. Rodriguez, J. Riggle Row Three-B. Simpson, F. Roberts, S. Santek, C. Slopek, D. Sciamanna, G. Stiegel, A. Reed, J. Ramsey Row Four-T. Steiminger, G. Roberts, A. Serish, F. Shannon, D. Roach, J. Seals, A. Refosco, R. Riggs, S. Spencer, W. Smitsky 88 With feeling of mixed emotions Who has a Toni--boys or girls? Seated (L to R)-R. Wilkens, C. Williams, A. Yesko, P. Swartz, H. Yaworski, J. White Row Two-K. Zick, M. Wonsevicz, B. Yazevac, M. Wright, M. Wikes, T. Wilson Row Three-R. Tustin, C. Tingler, R. Wilson, L. Stroud, R. Sabatasse, D. Zalaznik, D. Waters Row Four- M. Zibritosky, J. Talley, P. Stracci, D. Thiel, K. Williams, G. Vermeulin, V. Tender Row Five- J. Yankulics, H. Wilt, D. Tustin, D. Thomas, F. Wilkens, D. Tustin, B. Ternent 89 Pres. -M. Yaco, V. Pres. -K. Vallina, S. Treas. -R. Bohn Seated (L to R)-R. Crawford, T. Delong, H. Black, L. Barnhart, N. Allison, J. Bumbera, R. Andrikanich, E. Boni. Row Two-L. Barkley, R. Bohn, L. Barr, S. Adamson, R. Andrews, P. Boni, J. Bokulich, G. Cain, F. Baker. RowThree- R. Asti, R. Bendick, J. Burke, B. Bunn, B. Anderson, R. Doehre, D. Evans, Row Four-R. Anderson, G. Bittinger, D. Boyce, F. Ceresa, J. Allen. 90 Seated (L to R)-M. Galish, R. Hughes, K. Henwood, J. Guiddy, L. Gilbert, J. Jones, D. Jeram, R. Keefer. Row Two-L. Gilbert, S. Galish, P. Delich, S. Ervin, C. DiNino, M. Delprata, M. Gianfrancesco, H. Diamond. Row Three-N. Craft, J. Edelman, D. Felton, K. Farnan, D. Chappell, N. Evans, C. Costanza, L. Davis. Row Four-R. Jacobs, R. Haspel, P. George, D. Hall, R. Frankovich, J. Jackson, G. Huggins, J. Froats. Seated (L to R)-L. Grabski, L. Langston, R. Link, M. Kucher, K. Humberson, B. Jones, J. Watton, D. Law. Row Two-D. Stieneman, S. Lashhorn, J. Kophazi, C. Kern, S. lams, M. Kolenick, R. Goni. Row Three-D. Lemasters, D. Link, J.McCrerey, J. Kuzior, K. Kotouch, M. Lemmon, G. Kunkle. Row Four-J. McGaughery, C. LaRue, B. Kovach, B. Kyluck, F. Kokoskie, J. Maroni, A. Kokoskie, W. Kriznik 91 See, in our library, nobody talks. Seated (L to R)-R. Mermon, J. McGraw, M. Nokovich, A. Beadie, C. Medice, D. Ralston, E. Nencione, B. Lewis Row Two-P. Peters, S. Massey, J. Price, P. Pounds, M. McClements, B. Bawland Row Three-W. Orison, C. Roberts, A. Moore, R. Leggett, S. Morris, L. McNinch, P. Richards, D. Porchiran, P. Panjusceak Row Four-J. Moore, S. Mozina, P. Pulver, J. Milnarcik, P. Mitchell, M. Muzopappa, J. Pace, K. Narquini, G. Mendack 92 Seated (L to R)-D. Sayre, R. Rhodes, C. Spontak, P. Rinehart, C. Scouvart, R. Romestan,S. Rupani, K. Sutherin Row Two-B. Strope, J. Riggle, E. Skover, S. Smith, D. Starkey, P. Stickles, J. Ralston, J. Refosco Row Three-D. Strope, R. Swearingen, J. Speer, G. Sabatasse, J. Sinnett, R. Sterckle, G. Rollinitis, B. Rotellini Row Four- B. Rumbaugh, J. Tennyson, P. Sweeney, K. Speer, R. Scruppi, G. Stevenson, W. Russell, W. Scariot Seated (L to R)-M. Yaco, R. Watson, M. Wasik, L. Boyer, M. Toward, S. Tucker, J. Zibritosky, R. Yukevich Row Two-R. Wilkens, D. Toothman, C. Mullooly, D. Taylor, D. Wilkerson, C. Testas, N. Williams, S. Turkaley Row Three-M. Yanek, B. Zamick, N. Wetzel, P. Tender, N. Trussel, J. Zoloznik, R. Wass Row Four-B. Warrick, C. Wilkerson, E. Vosburg, K. Vallina, J. Tumel, R. Wilson, S. Wilkes 93 Pres. T. Patterson V. Pres. D. Clark S. Treas. M. Rujak Seated (L to R)-D. Blanchard, L. Wasik, J. Bucey, S. Bertovich, D. Bole, K. Baker, D. Asti Row Two-R. Bolling, K. Bable, S. Bittner, D. Angus, G. Anderson, R. Alouise, P. Allas Row Three- C. Byard, J. Andrews, C. Benick, D. Barkhurst, J. Alvarez, D. Baughman, K. Booher, E. Armstrong Row Four-B. Anderson, W. Buchanan, J. Bertovich, J. Bracken, D. Poitell, R. Baileys, J. Anderson, C. Allen, D. Brown 94 Seated (L to R)-K. Boyer, D. Widner, E. Foster, M. Deer, C. Buckoske, A. Cavery, N. Camp Row Two-C. Cleland, A. Creps, D. Clark, K. Coffman, M. Cowan, J. Cagnon, P. Craft Row Three-R. Dunkovich, B. Ferguson, P. Fritch, R. Dreyer, R. Coipo, J. Diley, S. Cooper Row Four-W. Donaldson, R. Dubich, D. Filipponi, E. Campa, J. Freshwater, J. Abbott, B. Davisson Seated (L to R)-D. Dluski, C. Davis, T. Davis, C. Jelovich, C. Havelka, R. Florio, M. Golonka, S. Dettorre Row Two-B. Ginosky, C. Dubich, R. Dodds, D. Drazick, M. George, C.Diaz,C. Fodor, K. Hallam Row Three-M. Harris, T. Golonka, E. Graul, C. Haffer, K. Curtis, J. Elias, W. Harshey, R. Hurd Row Four-V. Handick, C. Ivanac, G. Gillespie, R. Keating, G. Ireland, S. Hickman, H. Guzell, D. Kaminsky, R. Hoberek 95 (Seated 1 to r)- R. Lillard, G. Maxwell, K. Hamilton, P. Maropis, D. Hughes, J. McClements, H. Karas, P. Harris Row Two—B. Koncheck, D. Marshall, D. Manni, K. Johnson, D. Harlan, L. Harper, L. Hodge, D. Malone, Row Three—J. Long, C. Hollaway, T. Lilly, C. Harris, L. Kern, M. Kozares, S. Leavitt, T. Keith, Row Four—D. McCracken, J. Koraido, J. Moore, S. Kophazi, J. McCormick, R. Lemasters, C. Kuhn, D. Lonick, Seated (1 to r)- S. Pulice, R. O'Shanka, G. Pensis, J. Petricca, A. Pescho, L. Milon, D. Mitko, B. Mecannic Row Two—B. McCombs, L. Perkins, S. Bugay, P. Parkin, K. Brammer, D. Martin, J. Maslyk, L. Cassidy Row Three—T. Medice, B. Moore, L. Reed, C. Morris, R. Merriner, D. Moore, M. Moss, M. Mayhew, W. Patterson Row Four—J. Pratt, R. Orgovan, L. Reed, G. Reynolds, J. Petrel, R. Pradetto, J. Nogier, T. Patterson, L. Powell, R. Riggle 96 (Seated L to R) R. Stevens, R. Stroud, M. Smitsky, A. Russell, F. Serish, B. Pirillo, G. Saver, R. Rhinehart. Row Two--R. Prado, M. Rujak, D. Riggs, M. Sarish, A Rozmus, C. Pond, L. Scarriot, C. Rozmus, D. Sella. Row' Three— R. Spontak, P. Pulver, K. Ralston, D. Pietrowski, J. Schwartz, J. Schulor, P. Resnik, R. Steverns. Row Four—V. Sabatassee, D. Sterckle, R. Summers, K. Skidmore, E. Riter, M. Roberts, M. Snyder, L. Shoup Seated 1 to r—P. Slopek, D. Tustin, K. Stevens, M. Stanish, T. Taylor, D. Vallina, J. Sefla, L. Wilson. Row Two—G. Zirkle, S. Wetzel, J. Verelst, C. Sweetie, M. Wozick, S. Wilt, D. Victor, D. Sutherin, M. Wagner. Row Three— T. Takah, E. Tabone, K. Wolfkill, D. Yaksic, L. Yoho, R. Thomas, R. Williams, G. Waters. Row Four—G. Warchol, F. Waters, B. Talley, W„ Welshans, W. Thompson, D. Thomas, D. Wiles, C. Watton 97 rganizations ALPHA Seated (L. to R.) M. Tulle, D. Dluski (Sec.), V. Mis (V. Pres.), L. Bianchini (Pres.), Miss Scott, S. Sebolt (Treas.), L. Kopolovich (Chap.), C. Smith. Row Two D. Yukovich, K. Kophazi, N. Kaste. C. Kubalak, P. Bozic, S. Russell. K. Kern. J. Mecannic, D. J nulewicz. Row 3 M. Socha, S. Rinehart, M. Rollage, K. Vuksonovich, E. Kophazi. S. Janowitz. M. Kucher, J. Fiazza, C. Diaz, R. Kopolovich. Row Four S. Rohde, D. Hicks, C. Kleer, N. Scott, B. Scouvart, D. Ford, D. Kidd, C. Sebolt, T. Rupani, D. Klimenko. Tri-Hi-Y Alpha, sponsored by Miss Scott, con- sists of juniors and seniors. The members held their annual Easter egg sale, and the proceeds were used in a local project. Under the leadership of Mrs. Vukotich, the Beta Tri-Hi-Y, which consists of ninth and tenth graders, made their annual trip to the C ounty Home at C hristmas. There they put on a Christmas program and distributed gifts. The Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, which consists of seventh and eighth graders, under the leadership of Miss Bigger, arranges parties and programs for the daycare training school and the special class at the Borough School. The purpose of these clubs is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. BETA Seated (L. to R.) P. Ash, P. Pakisz (Chap.), C. Mader (Sec.), L. Pusateri (Pres.), Mrs. Vukotich, L. Wonsevicz (V. Pres.), M. Scouvart (Treas.), C. Campa, J. Hinerman. Row Two K. Stone, K. Walters, K. Ratkovich, M. Wonsevicz, V. Testa, K. Zick, K. Revay, M. Koncheck, J,Keating, J. Zabetakis, L.Gavazzi, K. Kyluck, C. Riggle. Row Three R. Camp, A. Roberts, S. Scrupa, D. Baughman, A. Montequin, D. Woss, V. Sedgwick, P. Riter, B. Sabatasse,D. Milon,T. Porchiran, J. Kophazi, Row Four J. Rupani, S. Robinson, W. Sztukowski, D. Guglielmo, R. Roner, A. Quader, L. Vuksonovich, R. Gonzalez, R. Hall, D. Swartz, R. Stetar, C. Bingle, D. Shiel. Row F ve D. Anderson, P. Carr, H. Nicola, C. Pakisz, C. Riddle, R. Yoho, M. Povero, V. Bednarzik, P. Resnik, M. Megyesy, R. Kostrej, P. Sprando, C. Chuburko. lOO GAMMA Seated (L. to R.) C. Haffner, P. Slopek, C. Scouvart, (Pres.), B. Bohn (V. Pres.), Miss Bigger, S. Adamson (Sec.), L. Gilbert(Treas.), R. Prado, D. Marshall. Row Two J. Riggle, K. Booher, P. Boyer, D. Victor, K. Curtis, T. Taylor, C. Harris, R. Dodds, M. Rujak, L. Hodge. Row Three A. Bailey, N. Allison, L. Wilson, R. Hi The Hi-Y began another active and suc- cessful year under the direction of Mr. Kelly. The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, Andrews, P. Boni, D. Clark, K. Coffman, J. Zibritosky, B. Konechek, A. Bittner, T. Lilly. Row Four D. Smith, C. Costanza, C. Medice, N. Trussell, A. Creps, E. Graul, S. Dettorre, M. Cowan. D. Asti, C. Benick. Row Five J. Bumbera. T. Peters, K. Farnan, R.Romestan, J.Bokulich, S. Rupani, P. Parkin, J. Sella, P. Phillips. -Y school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y conducted its annual toy drive for the needy children in this area during the Christmas holidays. Seated (L. to R.) B. Caleffe, R. Gutierrez, D. Hall, J. Kranak, P. DePaul (Treas.), J. Alonso (Pres.), Mr. Kelly, L. Pendracky (Sec.), L. Doak (V. Pres.), J. Davis (Chap.), D. Scruppi. Row Two E. DiNino, G. Kortyna, H. Blank, J. Alonso, M. Riddle, C. Fodor, J. Phillips, C. Pappas, A. Steiminger, T. Mroczowski, F. Allison. Row Three A. Capozzoli, G. Wilgocki, C. Resnik, R. Rumbaugh, D. Delprato, J. Pascarella, M. Steigel, R. Farulli, J. Matijevich, E. Thomas, T. Maltony, J. Harmon. Row Four J. Comport, C. Zibritosky, J. Waters. D. Daley, C. Kreszock, B. Andrikanich, B. Dalfol, M. Mroczowski, J. Allen, C. Bywaters. Row Five J. Repole, M. Harris, A. Stanish, H. Simmons, R. Quader, B. Paulich, D. Gregorski, J. Korosec, M. Allas, R. Schulte, R. Fernandez,D. Creps, E. Sciamanna, M. DeCook. 101 Seated (L. to R.) Mrs. Wilson. J. Taylor (Pres.), C. Allison (C. Pres.). V. Costanza (Sec.-Tres.). Row two C. Alsup, S. Narguini. D. Lewis, G. Schayes, P. Ralston.J. McClements, T. Nolan. M. Speer, S. Donati. Row Three K. Radacoy, L. Collins, S. Seals. B. Johnson, L. McNinch, M. Tustin, P. Endler, M. Karacas. Row Four J. Scott, L. Sinnett, R. Merriner, I. Pogonovich, S. Baronio, T.Revay, K. Graul. E. Nadik, F. Craft. Row Five V. Bokulich. K. Rometti, S. Knisley. S. Grabsky, R. Gatus. P. McCutcheon, C. Burris, L. Curtis. Future Flomemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization whose purpose is to help students foster development of creative leadership in home and group rec- reation, and to further interest in home economics. Through this club, sponsored by Mrs. Wilson in Senior High, and Mrs. Galambus in Junior High, interest in home economics may be established. Represent- atives from our school attended the Farm Show in Harrisburg with Mrs. Wilson. Seated (L. to R.) J. McGraw, P. Davidson (V. Pres.), S. Staschiak (Pres.), R. Wilkens,Mrs. Galambus, S. Sames, B. Lewis (Sec.-Treas.), K. Diaz. Row Two M. Tucci, M. Stanish. D. Price. D. McCombs, A. Pescho, S. Wetzel, T. Davis, D. Southern, G. Zerkel. Row Three D. Filton. 102 M. Rozmus, K. Sutherland. P. Delich, N. Evans,S. Galish, K. Allen. C. Fodor, D. Blanchard. M. Gianfrancisco. Row Four S. Bugay, D. Bales, J. Zalaznik, S. Kidd. J. Valesto, E. Scover, N. Trussell, K. Blank, M. George. Row Five M. Nokovich, D. Taylor, S. Lashhorn. Seated (L to R.), D. Janulewicz, C. Smith, P. Proudfit, M. Rollage, J. Nicksick (V. Pres.), Mr. Vanni, D. Maslyk (Sec.-Treas.), L. Sinnett (Pres.), K. Rometti (Hist.). D. Dalesio, J. Kavensky. Row Two K. Cowden. J. Cook. M. Tasz, G. Kemp, S. Janowitz, L. Comport. E. Kophazi. P. Rotta, D. Kenbrick. D. Hicks, C. Kleer, S. Rinehart. B. Rigo. Row Three J. Petricca, L. Kramer. S. Bradley. J. Rupani. S. Robinson. A. Quader, R. Stetar. W. Sztukowski, L. Taucher, T. Jelovich, C. Smalley. Row Four C. Kreszock. U. Strongosky. R. Pavlick. S. Muscaro. B. Caleffe. S. Pusateri, M. Kucher. J. Scott, V. Bokulich, D. Scruppi. R. Farulli, N. Smiley. B. Chastulik. J. Phillips. Future Teachers of America Library Club The purpose of the club is to bring together those students in grades ten, eleven, and twelve who have similar in- terests related to the teaching profession and to familiarize the students with situa- tions they will encounter as a teacher. The advisor is Mr. Yanni. In the early spring the club visited three colleges: Slippery Rock, Clarion, and Indiana. Library Club members, with their sponsor, Miss Scott, have worked hard to make the library more efficient. Assistant Librarians check out books, assist students, and collect fines on over- due books. Money collected is used to buy additional equipment for the library. Seated (L. to R.) J. Mayhew (Treas.), L. Kopolovich (V. Pres.). A. Rujak (Pres.), N. Kaste(Sec.), A. Kern (Treas.). Row Two W. Sztukowski, D. Ford. R. Kopolovich. K. Kophazi. D. Dalesio, K. Kern. K. Herbert, E. Kophazi, P. Proudfit. J. Cook. C. Kubalak. V. Costanza. M. Rollage. Miss Scott. Row Three J. Parko. C. Scott, H.Dalverny. J. Wetzel 103 104 Seated (L. to R.) J. Phillips, D. Evantz. D. Strongosky. F. Dellaria (Treas.), Mrs. Wysocki, T. Rupani (V. Pres.). J. Yizyak (Sec.), J. Vermuelen, V. Costanza. Row Two T. Chastulik, M. Chuburko, M. Wonsevicz, P. Bozic, R. Bertovich, C. Sebolt, C. Lonick, M. Fratini, S. Rhode. K. Vuksanovich. Row Three C. Pakiz. J. Rupani, D. Ford, P. Davidson, J. Bertovich, R. Camp, V. Spanogians. A. Mikula, P. Socha, M. Sebolt. Row Four N. Nicola. C. Capozolli, S. Bartoletti. M. Harris. D. Creps, R. Quader. M. Socha, K. Havelka, J. Mayhew. Row Five C. Riddile, E. Wonsevicz, H. Dalvemy, R. Roberts. R. Nesbeth. J. Wojnar, F. Turkeley, J. Alonso, B. Link, C. Bihum. Not Pictured: R. Alvarez (Pres.) Art Service Club Commercial Club This club is under the able guidance of Mrs. Wysocki. Objects of the club are to provide artistic services, to promote a greater understanding and appreciation of art among students and the community, and to develop the members’ artistic skills. The Commercial Club, under the direc- tion of Miss Tiano, plans monthly programs in an effort to help themselves become better stenographers and more efficient secre- taries. Although small, this club is com- posed of extensively skilled students. Seated (L. to R.) R. Gatus, D. Lewis, R. Merriner, J. (v. Pres.), Miss Tiano. M. Karas (Pres.). Row Three McClements. Row Two B. Dubich(Sec.-Treas.), J. Gobleck K. Allison. D. Jackson, D. Herbert, K. Jancart. Seated (L. to R.) F. Allison, M. Kreszock. J. Romeo (Treas.), A. Filipponi (V. Pres.), Miss O'Hem, S. Kovach (Sec.), P. Meneely (Pres.), A. McMahon. Row Two K. Pradetto, D. Vuksonovich, P. Nunez, C.Diaz,D.Klimenko, C. Smalley, M. Tasz, P. Parkin. Row Three G.Kortyna. T. Patterson, H. Walden. T. Mroczkowski. J. Pascarella. L. Hall, C. Chuburko. R. Hall. Row Four L. Pusateri, D. Harris. C. Riddle. R. Merriner. J. Azzarello.R.Remmert. L. Alouise. Union Historical Society Stamp and Coin Club Under the direction of Miss O'Hern, this newly-formed group has been very active this year. Stimulating interest in state and local history is the goal of this club. The group works with the Junior Historians on the major club projects. The small, but energetic, Stamp and Coin Club is under the able supervision of Mr. Bohn. The club members want to understand coins and stamps, to know the makes of coins and stamps, and to know how they are made. The boys also raise money to go to various stamp and coin shows. Seated (L to R.) D. Zalasnik G. Steigel, J. Talley, L. Kortyna, Mr, Bohn. Not Pictured are: R. Coll (Pres.), Stroud. D. Vraninin, J. Kleer, J. Herbert. Row Two M. and D. Sczmba (Sec.-Treas.) Yesko, K. Weaver, R. Schulte (V. Pres.), A. Refosco, G. 105 Seated (L. to R.) Mrs. Yentresca, Mrs. Howard, L. Hall, D. Vuksanovich. F. Remmert. C. Riggle, B. Sabatasse. R. Smiley, K. Kyluck, M. Martinez, M. Chuburko, N. Drazick (Pres.), D. Lewis (V. Pres.), T. Latella. Row Two L. Pusateri, M. Kunkle. J. Zarnick, M. Drazick, D. Suica. M. Orenchuck. R. Bertovich, P. Nunez. C. Lonick. S. Findley. M. Farulli, P. Parkin. S. Stetar, A. Bongiorni, K. Cunningham. R. O'Shanka. R. Fratini. Row Three D. Backel, T. Mader, P. Sprando, C. Chuburko. M. Povero. C. Walters, R. Kopolovich. M. Socha, B. Scouvart, D. Klimenko, N. Scott. B. Pescho. D. Caleffe. L. Bertolotti, M. Walker, R. Foster. Row Four J. Rupani, W. Sztukowski. T. Wonsevicz, C. Pradetto. D. Milon. M. Freeland. C. Pappas. K. Vuksanovich, M. Rollage, V. Bokulich, D. Dalesio, M. Kucher, D. Maslyk. G. Wetzel. J. Laposta, C. Paniaha. Row Five D. Guglielmo, T. Revay, A. Thomas, S. Seals, L. Collins, B. Johnson, C. Allison, J. Taylor. P. Orrison, L. Kopolovich,N. Kaste.D. Dluski. J. Carter, M. Tulle. Row Six H. Nicola, C. Pakisz, C. Riddle, T. Nolan. J. McClements, E. Tonetti. D. Jackson, G. Malone. K. Allison. B. Kotouch, C. Tonetti, J. Fiazza, F. Dellaria, T. Chastulik. M. Wonsevicz. Girls’ Athletic Association ”A game for every girl, and every girl in a game,” is the purpose of the G.A.A. With this purpose the clubs, sponsored by Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Ventresca, aim to stimulate interest and activity in various sports among its members and to develop high standards of sportsmanship while further developing athletic ability. The girlsT main project is purchasing equipment for the girls' physical education departmentc Also stemmingfrom the G.A.A. is the girls' basketball team. Seated (L. to R.) L. Anderson (Sec.-Treas.), V. Gillespi (V. Pres.), P. Socha (Pres.). Row Two D. Snrth. R. Bell, N. Wenzel, L. Porchiran. D. Ralston. T. Bovalina, C. Capozolli, S. Bartoletti, N. Visnich, S. Desantis, B. Truax, S. Fernandez, J. Stamsh, P. Clark. Row Three G. Brown. M. Sebolt. D. Sarnicke,C.Kaminski,D. Malone, M. Perkins, A. Mihullaa. V. Donavich. C. Griffert, N. Caleffe, C. Harris, R. Drazick. M. Lombardi, Mrs. 106 Ventresca Row Four D. Goodnight. C. DiNino, M. Yanek, M. Bruno, A. Yesko. M. Bartoletti, M. Wilkes. B. George, C. Ivanac, B. Macugoski, C. Scouvart, J. Kophazi, D. Smith. Row Five P. Tucci. R. Romastine, S. Rupani, L. Gilbert, C. Kern, J. Hicks, C. Williams, N. Kiss, C. Nemeth. M. Kreczowski, M. Homitz, B. Buchannan, G. Donley, S. Hoberek. Row Six B. Bohn, D. Starkey, T. Peters. L. Barr, J. Byard, B. Ensminger, K. Gilliam. T. McKee, L. Kortyna, R. Matejevich, B. Yasevak, K. Mecannic. Row Seven K. Farner, P.Scandala,D.Scouvart, T. Kunkle, C. Kelly, C. Jacobs, P. Kern, A. Bittner, M. Delprato, J. Ralston, B. Howard Seated (L. to R.) L. Harris, P. Fuller. D. Scruppi, A. Capozzoli. A. Steiminger, J. Matijevich (Sec.), D. Hall (V. Pres.), J. Muscaro (Pres.), J. Kuzyck (Treas.), C. Foder. Row Two C. Pescho, D. Pulver. T. Maltony, A. Wolfkill, R. Baileys, E. Slopek, D. Evantz. J. Alonso, R. Ciabattari. J. Vallina. Row Three C. Tabone, C. Pappas, R. Mitchell, J. Parko. G. Gelestor. G. Couch, R. Malone. L. Couch, G. Roman. D. Peters, H. Simmons. Row Four B. Gavazzi. B. Gilbert, M. Stroud. C. Scott, C. Megyesy. T. Sabatasse. H. Russell. T. Mitchess, C. Stamsh. Boys’ Athletic Association The Boys Athletic Association is com- prised of approximately sixty-five boys from both the junior and senior high school. Its sponsors are Mr. Nicksick and Mr. Heckman. The club met in gyms two and three every club period. The objective of the club is to promote athletic progress through calisthenics, gymnastics, and team games. Seated(L. to R.) D. Ozimek, B. Prata, K. Hill, F. Dellaria, B. Simpson, M. Drazick, T. Nicksick, L. Gilbert. Row Two K. Vallina, R. Williams, F. Waters, T. Tabone, C. Havelka, P. Maropis, M. Kucher, M. Lemon, E. Roberts. Row Three M. Deer, G. Waters, D. Vallina. K. Babel, C. Roberts, C. Jelovich, P. Mitchell, B. Andrikanich. Row Four R. Couch, C. Slopek. D. Waters, A. Mikulla, P. George, S. Hall. D. Yaksic, R. Crawford, D. Porchiran. Row Five G. Pcsolinski, D. Barto, P. Branciazo, P. McMann, F. Shannon. 107 Seated (L. to R.) M. Harris, G. Wilgocki, E. Stanish, H. Simmons (S. Arms), J. Repole (Pres.), Mr. McGraw, D. Scruppi, G. Capozolli, M. Riddile, J. Vallina, L. Cecchini. Row Two B. Peterson, E. Moore,R. Lillard, J. Anderson, D. Wiles, J. Moore, S. Cooper, D. Yaksic, C. Kleer, J. Comport, K. Havelka, P. Stracci, R. Rhinehart, J. Hicks (Sec.). Row Three W. Kyluck, S. Diamond, R. Orgavon, G. Ireland, J. Allen. J. Haley, R. Anderson. M. Drazick, D. Takah, R. Jacobs, E. Moss, B. Chicovek. Row Four R. Lounder, G. Kortyna, G. Harris, B. Simpson, R. Keating, Isogenics Club The Isogenics Club was newly formed this year by Mr. McGraw. Membership is composed of boys who are interested in improving their physical strength and be- coming better athletes. W. Dunn, P. Scariot, J. Milnarcic, W. Scariot, D. LeMasters, F. Allison, A. Reedy, B. Dumbovich. Row Five L. Grossman, M. Jones, M. Mermon, B. Braken, B. Kern, D. Ozimek, D. Pcsolinski, D. Pavan, C. Kreszock, F. Tucci, J. Alonso, R. Fernandez, F. Fodder,D. Halluka. Row Six F. Blanchard. B. Prata, F. Cleland. G. Allen, B. Braken. W. Bolen, R. Wilson. J. Romeo, R. Kramer, D. Krynak, G. Hicks, H. Walden, P. McNeely, E. Slopek, T. Maltony, L. Benish. Varsity U Membership to the Varsity U, spon- sored by Mr. McGraw, is open to any boy who receives a letter in one sport or who has participated in varsity competition for two years. The Varsity U organizes participants in the various sports into one group. During the various sports seasons it helps the teams in anv wav it can. Seated (L. to R.) S. Muscaro, J. Matijevich, A. Cappozolli, Mr. McGraw, J. Muscaro (Pres.), D. Gillespie, J. Vallina (Sec.-Treas.), J. Davis, A. Steiminger. Row Two H. Blank, E. Stanish, G. Wilgocki, M. Steigel, D. Scruppi, 108 G. Cappozolli, B. Wilkerson, M. Alverez. Row Two D. Donati, D. Hall, H. Simmons, T. Finley, D. Evantz, J. Steiminger, R. Fernandez, C. Mahoney, J. Hicks, D. Takah. Seated (L. to R.) M. Drazick, D. Visnich, P. Yaco, S. Vranjes, K. Vuksonovich, Mrs. Vukotich, H. Yakovich, N. Scott, K. Allison, D. Kidd, A. Roberts. Row Two B. Yazevac, D. Yukevich, C. Hallam, P. Revay, T. Pulice, C. Toth, M. Dalessandra, B. Speicher, B. Maroni, L. Budges, R. Bell, N. Wenzel. Row Three C. Griffith, V. Gillespie, C. Capozolli, J. Keating, M. Konecheck, R. Yoho, D. Wass, P. Riter, S. Knisley, J. Kisler, R. Camp, J. Thornburg, G. Blanchard, K.'Pescho, L. Anderson. Row Four G. Schayes, C. Malone, N. Kiss, M. Homitz, P. Kern, A. Mecannic, K. Zick, S. Fernandez, P. Clark, H. Diamond, D. Baughman. K. Kyluk, K. Scruppa, J. Rupani. Row Five K. Gilliam, L. Curtis, C. Burris, D. Roberts, D. Anderson, M. Wonsevicz. C. Kaminski, A. Kosak, J. Byard, L. Watton, S. Byard, P. Petrel, D. Goodnight. Row Six N. Lukancich, H. Metheney,G.Donley, B. Buchanan. S. Hoberek, M. Erwin, D. DeVore, L. Vuksonovich, L. Gavazzi, R. Matijevich, L. Kortyna, T. McKee, V. Donovich. K.0I0 Club Junior Historians The Kolo Club is made up of students who enjoy folk dancing. Mrs. Vukotich teaches the members various Kolos, which come from Yugoslavia. In the spring, they enjoyed their annual trip to the Folk Fes- tival in Pittsburgh. Preserving our Pennsylvania heritage and stimulating interest in our state and local history is the purpose of the Junior Historians. The main project of the Junior Historians this year was marking famous forts in our area. Seated (L. to R.) D. Hall, B. Caleffe, J. Kranak, J. Petrucci, Miss O'Hern, P. Trevena (Pres.), S. Muscaro (V. Pres.), S. Janowitz (Sec.), E. Sciamanna (Treas.). Row Two S. Sebolt, R. Warshol, S.Trenary, J. Vermeulen, R. Fratini, P. Bozic. B. Grimes, A. Rujak, M. Chuburko. J. Kavensky. T. Latella. Row Three V. Mis, N. Smiley, B. Chastulik, P. Rotta, G. Kemp, T. Jelovich, L. Jones, J. Carter. D. Janulewicz, S. Donati, Row Four M. DeCook. J. Muscaro, M. Hanna, L. Pendracky. J. Petricca. B. Thornburg, G. Ratkovich, L. Williamson. 109 Seated (L. to R.) J. Repole, P. Fuller. M. Harris, J. Phillips, L. Jones, D. Maslyk (Pres.), J. Alonso (Pres.), M. DeCook, R. Gelester, R. Fernandez. Row Two Mrs. Pusateri, B. Takah, T. Yaksic, J. Allen, M. Kucher, B. Scouvart, E. Kophazi, D. Kidd, D. Visnich, P. Yaco, P. Nunez, J. Gobleck. Row Three C. Kleer, P. DePaul, D. Gregorski, S. Pusateri, G. Famer, H. Strope. F. Allison, M. Drazick, J. Zarnick. Row Four G. Capozzoli, D. Daley, L. Mitko, J. Azzarello, A. Steiminger, T. Mitchell, G. Wilgocki, J. Vallina, A. Capozzoli, R. Gonzales, T. Mavrich, E. Thomas. Spanish II Club The Spanish II Club, sponsored by Mrs. Pusateri, consists of two groups, the regular Spanish II classes and the Spanish II advanced class. Stimulating an interest in and an ap- preciation of the civilization, language, literature, and art of Spanish speaking countries has been its purpose. To ac- tivate this purpose, the club started and is continuing a student exchange program. ADVANCED Seated (L to R.) S. Janowitz, S. Stetar, D. Klimenko. Mrs. Pusateri, L. Pendracky (Pres.), A. McMahon. S. Kovach, C. Sebolt, T. Rupani. Row Two S. Vranjes, S. Rhode, C. Lonick, T. Mroczkowski, 110 D. Creps, K. Ryan, L. Comport, S. Muscaro, M. Tasz, P. Rotta. Row Three M. Walker. T. Bongiorni, T. Jelovich, C. Smalley, G. Kemp. D. Suica, C. Kreszock, H. Blank. E. Sciamanna, J. Taylor. Seated (L. to R.) A. Mendizabal, S. Sebolt, B. Caleffe J. Scott, J. Nicksick, N. Smiley, B. Chastulik, T. Latella, (Sec.), L Krasilchik, A. Cappozolli (Pres.), R. Warchol M. Chuburko. Row Three J. Meyhew, G. Conklin, J. (V. Pres.), V. Mis (Treas.), Mrs. Pusateri, R. Gutierrez. Kavensky, R. Farulli, D. Vega, J. Michalski. J. Petrucci, Row Two A. Dudeck, M. Steigel, S. Clark, L. Sinnett, J. Carter, S. Donati, D. Dalesio. Spanish III Club Under the direction of Mrs. Pusateri, the Spanish III Club has been very ac- tive this year. Special members of the club, the ex- change students, this year, were Lea Krasilchik of Brazil, Amalia Mendizabal of Peru, and Ricardo Gutierrez of Columbia. T. Latella, J. Kavensky, N. Smiley Three members of the club, Judi Kavensky, Nancy Smiley, and Trudy Latella, spent last summer in South America as exchange students. Activities of the club included the Harvest Ball, El Gren Baile , and a Spanish Fiesta. A. Mendizabal, R. Gutierrez, L. Krasilchik 111 Seated (L. to R.) Mrs. Wos, M. Drazick (Program Chairman). D. Suica, (V. Pres.), P. Riddile (Pres.), D. Jackson (Sec.-Treas.). M. Kucher. D. Dalesio. D. Scruppi. Row Two S. Vranjes, A. Thomas, M. Demzak, D. Delich. P. Revay, P. Patterson. V. Spanogians. R. Gelestor. L. Bertolotti. J. Gobleck. Row Three A. Rujak, G. Malone. L. Kopolovich, P. Bozic, T. Chastulik, R. Kopolovich, D. Kidd. M. Venner. S. Vanek. Row Four B. Pescho. I. Pogonovich, P. Proudfit,C.Toth.D. Visnich, S. Stetar, D. Klimenko. L. Comport. Row Five D. Strongosky, T. Mavrich. R. Gonzalez. C. Pappas. Future Nurses Club French Club Membership in the Future Nurses Club, sponsored by Mrs. Wos, R.N., consists of senior high students who share an interest in careers in nursing and other fields of medicine and health. Through the club’s activities and pro- grams the members are enabled to explore opportunities and requirements in their field of interest. The French Club, sponsored by Miss O’Hern and Mrs. Yanni, has been raising money in hopes of gong to Canada. The Club opened a storeroom this year to provide, at a small expense, supplies for the students. Seated (L to R.) D. Scruppi, M. Rollage. N. Drazick. Mrs. Yanni, C. Dunn (V. Pres.), M. Kucher (Pres.), K. Cunningham (Sec.), D. Herbert (Treas.), Miss O'Hern, D. Strongosky. Row Two A. Steiminger, J. Kubovic, J. Petricca. M. Wonsevicz, F. Dellaria, B. Grimes. K. Herbert, K. Cowden. J. Vernuelan, C. Finley, M. Karas, 112 R. Fratini. D. Janulevicz, C. Smith. Row Three D. Jackson, J. Wetzel, M. Freeland. L. Taucher.K. Jancart. L. Aloise, C. Pakicz, S. Bradley, C. McQuain, J. Kavensky.D. Backel, M. Foltz. Row Four J. Karsh, K. Howard, M. Yesko, S. Harris, K. Havelko, C. Cecchini, J. Parko, H. Dalverny, D. Kendrick. C. Pappas, R. Gugliemo, D. Harris, Row Five R. Dluski, R. Ramsey, J. Phillips, J. Matijevich, R. Bertovich, G. Ratkovich, J. Grove, R. Rumbaugh, S. Klonick. J. Petricca, J. Turkaley, E. Stanish. Seated (L to R) J. Mecannic, J. Vernuelen, A. Rujak, K. Cowden, S. Sebolt, C. Kubalak, M. Tulle, N. Kaste, D. Dluski, T. Latella, P. Patterson, V. Mis, D. Dalesio, D. Maslyk, J. Kuzcyk. Row Two L. Kopolovich, P. Bozic, C. Dunn, D. Donati, M. Stiegel. J. Kavensky, M. DeCook P. Trevena, J. Kranak, E. Thomas, M. Chuburko, L, Sinnett, J. Alonso, K. Rometti, J. Nick sick. Yearbook Staffs The Editorial Staff, under the direction of Mr. Brozier, has worked diligently in an attempt to produce the best possible yearbook. We have added many features for a larger and more memorable annual. We feel that we have been successful in making such a book. The staff has enjoyed working on the yearbook and hopes you will enjoy it. The Business Staff is responsible for collecting the money for the various ads to finance the yearbook. They have worked hard to make our annual one of the best. 113 Seated (L to R) R. Gonzalez, T. Mavrich, A. Rossi, J. Kuzcyk, J. Davis, C. Pappas, R. Warchol, S. Trenary. Row Two J. Kranak, R. Caleffe, B. Dubich, M. Tulle, J. Alonso Seated (L. to R.) C. Smith, S. Clark, J. Nicksick (Sec.), J. Kranak (Pres.), Miss Filpponi, D. Hall (V. Pres.), B. Chastulik (Treas.), T. Jelovich, T. Latella. Row Two V. Mis, J. Kavensky, C. Kubalak, L. Kopolovich, A. Rujak, R. Warchol, S. Trenary, P. Patterson, S. Vranjes, C. Smalley. Row Three S. Donati, J. Scott, K. Rometti, L. Sinnett, T. Rupani, M. Karas, S. Muscaro, P. Nunez, D. Honor The Honor Society honors those stu- dents who have character, leadership, citizenship, and scholastic ability during their years through high school. The Senior section is composed of tenth, eleventh, and twelveth graders, while the Junior section includes seventh, eighth, and ninth graders. Janulewicz, S. Janowitz, A. McMahon, P. Rotta. Row Four L. Bianchini, M. Kucher, J. Taylor, P. De Paul, L. Pendracky, A. Zick, H. Blank, J. Alonso, L. Williamson, A. Filipponi, G. Kemp. Row Five E. Sciamanna, T. Mroczkowski, S. Pusateri, M. Riddle, R. Baileys, M. Steigel, J. Petricca, H. Simmons, B. Rigo. Society Miss Filipponi advises the Senior Honor Society, and Mr. Bartkus advises the Junior Honor Society. Both sections sponsor in- duction services for the student body and the Senior section holds a student-teacher day. Seated (L. to R.) J. Stanish, P. Clark. N. Caleffe, T. Nicksick. Mr. Bartkus, P. Swartz. G. Bywaters,D.Donati. 114 Row Two A. Yesko. M. Bruno, M. Bartoletti. A. Toothman, G. Steigel, J. LaRocka. S. Hall. W. Bolling. Row Three L. Gilbert. R. Truax. T. Sprando. M. Scouvart. C. Campa, B. Bohn. K. Farnan, R. Rozmus. Seated (L to R.) H. Blank. R. Caleffe, Miss Lozosky, P. Rotta (Sec.), J. Muscaro (Pres.), L. Jones (V. Pres.), E. Sciamanna (Treas.), J. Phillips. Row Two T. Mader, Student The Senior High Student Council, spon- sored by Miss Lozosky, and the Junior High Student Council, sponsored by Miss Horovitz, are designed to aid the faculty in the government of the student body. The members are elected by the student body as D. Backe, L. Foster, J. Romeo, J. Alonso, R. Ciabattari, B. Chastulik, A. Zick, J. Vizyak, L. Pendracky.J. Taylor. Council their representatives. Each class has six representatives. A Christmas collection for C.A.R.E. was again sponsored. The students will be making their annual trip to Toronto, Canada. Seated (L to R.) N. Caleffe (Pres.), T. Sprando (V. Pres.), T. Nicksick (Sec.), M. Scouvart (Treas.), Miss Lozosky. Row Two K. Vallina, M. Yaco. E. Roberts, L. Gilbert, P. Maropis. Row Three J. Petricca, N. Allison. R. Dodds. P. Phillips Row Four W. Bolling. B. Bohn. M. Rujak. D. Drazick. 115 116 Row One A. Roberts, R. Camp, M. Scouvart. Row Two C. Harris, T. Davis, R. Dodds, D. Kidd, C. Dubich, D. Doak, K. Herbert, C. Baronio, J. Scariot, D. Zarnicke, C. Campa. Row Three Mr. Fechter. E.Petricca,C.Kleer, S. Trenary, R. Drazick, L. Hail, B. Grimes, J. Chastulik, C. Ratkovich, D. Herbert, J. Roman, L. Williamson. Row Four C. Riddile, J. Petricca, A. Mikula,H.Dalverny, K. Kophazi, J. Grove, A. Refosco, B. Kophazi, D. Dodds, L. Alouise, F. Remmert, J. Kavensky. SENIORS L. Williamson, A. Rujak, H. Dalverny, D. Hall, J. Petricca, M. DeCook, M. Hanna J Kavensky, S. Trenary, K. Herbert, B. Grimes, K. Kophazi, G. Ratkovich. Row One (L. to R.) S. Janowitz, J. Kophazi, D. VVass. Row Two R. Rozmus, S. Fernandez, A. Rujak, M. Rujak, D. Hall, L. Shoup, K. Pescho, L. Comport, D. Yukevich, J. Florio. Row Three T. Patterson, D. Zalaznik. J. Waters, H. Walden, R. Asti, R. Turkaly, R. Scruppi, S. Burns, M. Petrel, R. Fernandez, C. Tabone, W. Gilbert. Row P our G. Ratkovich.M. Allas, S. Harris, M.DeCook.T. Patterson. R. Couch, P. Petrel, J. Bumbera, M. Hanna, C. Megesey, D. Sczerba, D. Pakisz. Band Under the capable direction of Mr. Fechter, the band has once again displayed its talent throughout the year. The halftime performances during football season were the entertaining results of much time and effort. A first for Union High was the In- vitational Concert in February. The Fort Cherry and Chartiers-Houston Bands were invited to perform with our band for this concert. The annual spring concert, which contained many new and different sounds, provided an enjoyable evening of music for all. The band strives constantly to improve and hopes their improvement will create greater enjoyment and pride in our band. COUNTY BAND PARTICIPANTS J. Petricca, P. Patterson, L. Hall. 117 MAJORETTES: L. Jones (Drum major), T. Jelovich (Head), M. Tasz (Asst. Head). Row Two (L. to R.) R. O'Shanka, L. Bianehini, C. Smith, D. Janulewicz, P. Patterson, P. Trevena, R. Foster, J. Scott, M. Walker, A. Bongiorni. 118 COLOR GUARD: (L. to R.) R. Camp, A. Roberts, J. Kophazi, D. Waas, M. Scouvart. P. Pakisz, C.Riddile, G. Wetzel, S. Janowitz, (Sec.-Treas.), H. Walden, R. Scruppi, P. Patterson. BAND COUNCIL: Mr. S. Harris, R. Rozmus, T. Jelovich, D. Hall Fechter, T. Patterson, R. O'Shanka (V. Pres.), (Pres.), L. Williamson Judy Scott Patti Patterson 119 Senior Majorettes Linda Bianchini Patty Trevena Linda Jones Drum Major Seated (L. to R.) J. Stanish, D. Scouvart, F. Bovalina. K. Diley, M. Dellenbaugh, D. Zalanzik. Mrs. Dunmire, D. Jackson C. Alrutz, R. Rozmus. M. Mercer, R. Swearengin, T. Stansberry. Row Two H. Yaworski, J. White, V.Thompson, J. Reid,D.Sciamanna, G. Bywaters, D. Donati, P. Tucci, C. Kelly, T. Dellaria, C. Harris. Row Three L. Tustin, C. Scott, S. Scouver, K. Caleffie, I. Elich, P. Parkin, B. Tumett, L Stroud, S. Fernandez, T. Sprando. J. Florio. Row Four K. Mayhew, D. Taylor, E. Petricca, J. Findling, P. Kucher, J. Delpiaza, B. Anderson. D. Culley, C. Jacobs, L. McNinch. Row Five E. Baker, A. Bittner, S. Call, I. Burns, J. Tingler, T. Steimenger, F. Roberts, M. Wright, L. Sweetie, R. Truax. Ninth Grade Chorus Seventh-Eighth Grade Chorus The ninth grade chorus meets dur- ing the activity period to practice for programs. They will hold a concert this spring. They also participated in sev- eral programs throughout the year. The seventh and eighth grade com- bined choruses, for the first time, have a scheduled class for chorus this year. They have participated in the Thanks- giving and Christmas programs this past year. In the spring they will have a Jun- ior High Chorus Concert. Seated (L. to R.) J. Zibritosky, L. Sarracino, B. McCombs, M. Lemmon, J. Guiddy, P. Kucher, R. Prado, S. Bittner, B. Konecheck, D. Asti, Mrs. Dunmire. Row Two D. Scouvart, L. Gilbert, C. Costanza, A. Creps, D. Gerarm, M. Galish, D. Clark, C. Benick, K. Humberson, N. Camp, D. Durain. Row Three S. Bertovich, P. Pounds, J. Bokulich, S. Rupani, G. Stevenson, A. Readie, R. Anderson, M. Gianfransico, D. Harris, K. Booker. Row Four J. Petricca, D. Dluski, B. Bohn, K. Faman, G. Allen, J. Kuzior, B. Dunn, W. Scariot, T. Peters, H. Karas. Row Five B. Strope, M. Nokovich, R. Rhodes, S. Mathews, B. Pirillo, J. Price, L. Barr, D. Chapel, N. Allison, D. Smith. Row One S. Sebolt, D. Vuksonovich, K. Pradetto, K. Stone, S. Rinehart, S. Vranjes, A. McMahon, B. Scouvart, N. Scott, M. Martinez, P. Yaco, Mrs. Dunmire. Row Two N. Drazick, D. Dluski, P. Scariot, G. Karsh, C. Wilkens, M. Dellenbaugh, S. Pusateri, S. Elich, J. Allen, R. Merriner, A. Filipponi, A. Thompson. Row Three D. Merriner. G. Massey, R. Mitko, B. Dalfol, C. Moore, J. Froats, K. Ryan, C. Resnik, J. Azzarello. S. Baronio, D. Anderson, L Kramer. Row Four P. Sprando, R. Smiley, J. LaPosta, C. Toth, S. Robinson, F. Dellaria, T. Chastulik, M. Wonsevicz, D. Hicks, J. Thornburg, K. Jackson, G. Schayes, C. Dunn. Row Five T. Wonsevicz, R. Hall, L. McNinch, M. Farulli, C. Costra, C. Chuburko, D. Cunningham, D. Ford, M. Demzack, J. Preston, M. Tustin. Senior High Chorus The Senior High Chorus provides our school with entertainment during the holi- days and with an annual spring concert. It gives those students who are gifted with musical ability an opportunity to show and improve their talent. Mrs. Dumire directs the chorus and has accomplished very much in the past few years. Row One D. Vuksonovich, S. Rinehart. S. Elich, S. Dluski, F. Dellaria, L. McNinch, G. Schayes. Row Three Pusateri, J. Allen, N. Scott, S. Sebolt, Mrs. Dunmire. A. Wilkens. F. Ryan, C. Resnik, J. Azzarella, J. Froats. Row Two J. LaPosta, N. Drazick, M. Wonsevicz, D. 121 TRIO S. Sebolt, N. Drazick, J. Thornburg DUET S. Elich, K. Resnik ACCOMPANISTS (L. to R.) F. Remmert, L. Jones, R. Rozmus, S. Trenary, R. Hall, L. Williamson, B. Delfo 122 Seated (L. to R.) M. Wonsevicz, F. Dellaria, N. Drazick, L. Kramer, C. Dunn, R. Merriner, S. Sebolt, S. D. Dluski, M. Tustin, J. Preston. Row Two K. Jackson, Baronio. Senior Chorus Members The majority of girls in the senior chorus have been members of the group for three years or more and have demon- strated outstanding service in a variety of ways over the years. Hi-Lite The Hi-Lite, our monthly school news- paper, is written by the journalism class. Everyone who reads the paper enjoys the feature articles and benefits by the news articles. Each year the staff sponsors an annual football dance at which there is a king and queen elected. Seated (L. to R.) S. Sebolt (Bus. Man.), D. Maslyk, V. Mis (New Ed.), M. Tulle (Feature Ed.), J. Kavensky (Ed.- in-Chief), D. Dalesio, A. Rujak, K. Cowden, D. Lewis. Row Two D. Donati, Mr. Brozier, K. Rometti, J. Alonso (Photographer), J. Nicksick. P. Trevena, P. Bozick, C. Kubalak (Ex. Ed), J. Mecannic. N. Kaste (Ex. Ed.), J. Vermeulen Row Three E. Thomas. J. Kuzyck. J. Kranak (Sports Ed.). 123 tudent Life 124 Homecoming Court Moments to remember. Union High's annual Homecoming was held on Saturday, September 24. The fes- tivities began with a parade composed of the band, court, and floats. The big football game began at 2:00 with a great crowd attending to cheer the Blue Devils on to victory. The half-time ceremony was devoted to announcing the queen. The Sophomore attendants and their escorts were Rhonda Foster and Gerald Romeo, Tina Mader and Ralph Ciabatari; the Juniors, Dee Dee Janulewicz and Tony Zick, Terry Jelovich and Sam Muscaro; and the Senior attendant, Saunnie Clark and Ray Baileys. Linda Jones, with es- cort Ray Gonzalez, was crowned Queen. Linda received a bouquet of roses. Also at the same time, Miss Lozosky received flowers for her organization of this event. That night a dance was held at the school for alumni and present students. Summing up, the day hit it off perfectly. Lover boy in action. Junior Historians- Hansel and Gretel -First Prize. French and Kolo Clubs- Snow White -Second Prize. 128 Spanish Clubs- Thumbellina -Third Prize. Varsity U and Art Club-Pinocchio-Fourth Prize. Nurses' Club-Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Student Council-Cinderella. 129 Harvest Be brave, the night is still young. 130 Isn't that strange? They were playing a fast song. The proof of an enjoyable evening. 131 The Van Dels at the Harvest Ball. 1966 Prom (L to R.) L Schooles, M. Szczerba, Queen B. Boni, King B. Berkhimer. R. Krocsko. E. Guna 132 It can’t be that time already. No Posing! “Camelot” Entrance to Camelot. Ecstacy of '66 133 There is a place with imaginary grace—called Camelot. This was the sight of chivalry and a breath of medieval grace here. Bonnie and Brooks reigned over this medieval land. The ladies and their escorts whiled away the hours until midnight, when this fantasy was broken. All departed going their ways; then Camelot was no more. Junior Play (L. toR.) J. Scott, J.Mecannic.R. Warchol, J. Vermeulen, V. Mis, J. Kavensky, F. Dellaria, M, VVonsevicz, t! Latella, C. Dunn, M. Tulle, M. Chuburko. Row 2 L. Williamson, M, DeCook, J. Kranak, J, Alonso, J. Muscaro D. Boni Ask Any Girl The play is the story of a small town girl, Meg Wheeler, who goes to New York Ciiy looking for a husband. She finds an eligible candidate, Evan Doughton, and with help of his brother Miles, succeeds in getting him. But Meg is really in love with Miles and finally realizes this. Amid confusion at her board- ing house, all ends well and Meg gets Miles. Cast Judi Kavensky . . John Muscaro . . Judy Vermeulen Renay Warchol . Trudy Latella . . Judy Scott . . . . Larry Williamson Dave Boni . . . . Vonice Mis . . . . Meg Wheeler . Mr. Wheeler . Aunt Lettie .........Lisa .........Heidi ........ Terri .........Alvin Evan Doughton .........Jane Barbara Chastulik . . Telephone Operator Mary Ann Chuburko Charlotte Dunn . . Marie Tulle . . . , Marie Wonsevicz Janice Mecannic Jerry Kranak . . . Mike DeCook . . . Frances Dellaria . Jess Alonso . . . . . Mrs. Wheeler . . . Aunt Fern ...........Ada ...........Ruby ... Jeannie .........Vince Miles Doughton .........Ellen . . . Conductor 136 Senior Play (L. to R.) J. Mecannic, R. Baileys, M. VVonsevicz, F, Dellaria, M. Chuburko, P. Bozic. Row 2 L. Williamson The Great Big February 16, 1967, was one of the big nights of the year for the senior class. The Great Big Doorstep was pre- sented to the public after weeks of hard work by the play cast. The play describes . Warchol, J. Kranak, V. Mis, A. Rossi, R. Gonzalez, L. Jones, M. DeCook Door Step the plight of the Crochet family, who find a great big doorstep floating down the Mississippi, and their efforts to acquire a house to go with it. Miss O'Hern was the capable director of the play. Cast Vonice Mis...................Mrs. Crochet Renay Warchol........................Topel Larry Williamson....................Arthur Frances Dellaria......................Elna Jerry Kranak.................. . Dewey Janice Mecannic.............Mrs. B.Crochet Linda Jones .............Phyllis Alconstid Adam Rossi...................Commodore Marie Wonsevicz..................Evvie Paula Bozic.....................Fleece Ray Baileys......................Tobin Mary Ann Chuburko...........Mrs. Dupre Mike DeCook..................Announcer Ray Gonzalez......................Tayo 137 Aren't they cute!! 138 Chivalry and beauty portrayed here. Gee, Mr. Yohe sure had many girlfriends. Come on, Moe and Jerry, let’s see those hips sway. H-e-e-elp! Come on. help the little old lady. You're not Mr. Fechter! 139 He sure is brave. No coaching on the side. Nice donkey. 140 Oh come on, don't be so stubborn. Don't just stand there; shoot a basket. Bedlam at Union High. Get all that free food!! Don't look so sad; there are always other classes. 141 Sure. I'll go to the Casbah with you. I hope this is the up door. 142 This land was made for you and me. thletics 146 Trudy Latella Joyce Nicksick Sharon Sebolt Renay Warchol Marilyn Kucher Sandy Baronio 147 (L. to R.) M. Kucher, G. Kemp, S. Sebolt, T. Latella, A. Filipponi, S. Baronio, C. Smalley, R, Warchol. Top Row J. Nicksick, P. Rotta, S. Clark, L. Sinnett. B Squad Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders (L. to R.) C. Cunningham. D. Vuksanovich, L. Hall. 148 Junior High Cheerleaders Our Little Mascot, M. Kucher Quiet, please! 149 Varsity Football Seated (L. to R.) D. Bywaters, H. Blank, A. Capozzoli, S. Muscaro, J. Kranak, a. Rossi, M. Mu scaro, J. Matijevich, J. Repole, D. Scruppi, H. Simmons, D. Takah. Row Two B. Caleffe, T. Cleland, B. Wilkerson, E. Stanish, E. Slopek, C. Kreszock, T. Maltony, M. Riddle, G. Wilgocki, F. This past football season has been somewhat of a disappointment both to the student body and also the football team. Nevertheless, our team didn't give up fighting. Misfortunes have plagued the team as far back as our first scrimmage when senior tackle, John Moe Muscaro, was injured with a broken leg. Injuries again overtook us in the opening game with Madonna when fallback, DaveScruppi, was scratched from the starting line because of a carti- lage separation in the knee. This game was ended with Madonna taking the win, 20-7. This was their first win over Union in 6 years. Our first win came on Homecoming against Chartiers- Houston with the score being 19-7, but again the following week we were defeated by a powerful Midland eleven. The following three games also were taken as losses and our next win came over McGuffey, 14-12. Our final game was recorded as a win with Union scoring 32 points to the opposing Homer-Center's 15 points. This victory left the Blue Devils with a discouraging 3-6 record. In all, injuries accounted for losing five of Unions starting lineup, but the rest of the team never gave up and ended the year with a triumphant win. Korpos, M. Stiegel, A. Stieminger, T. Finley, G. Kortyna, R. Gillespie. Row Three H. Walden, R. Deer, D. Kranak, J. Alonso, R. Kramer, D. Halulka, M. Allas, B. Peterson, G. Capozzoli, P. Meneely, R. Fernandez, J. Hicks. Varsity Football Union Record Opponents 7 Madonna 20 13 Waynesburg 14 19 Chartiers-Houston 7 0 Midland 26 12 Carnegie 13 19 Fort Cherry 25 6 Beth-Center 42 14 McGuffey 12 32 Laura Lamar 15 Won 3 Lost 6 150 B Squad Football Seated (L. to R.) D. Bywaters, D. Haluko, R. Deer, J. Meneely. Row 3 G. Capozzoli, B. Peterson, R. Kramer, M. Alonso, R. Fernadez, T. Maltony, D. Takah. Row 2 T. Allas, C. Kreszock. Cleland, G. Kortyna, H. Walden, J. Hicks, D. Kranak, P. 151 Our faithful football managers!!! There is no doubt in my mind Adam Rossi 6’2 185 Letters won, 1; Position, Fullback . Art Capozzoli 6'2” 190 Letters won, 1; Position. End. Jerry Kranak 5'11 196 Letters won, 2; Position, Guard. Stanley Muscaro 6'2 175 Letters won, 1; Position, Tackle. 152 John Muscaro 5'ir 225 Letters won, 3; Position, Tackle. 330 — zmw Jim Matijevich 6,1 195 Letters won. 2; Position, Guard. Andrew Steiminger 5'9 160 Letters won. 1; Position. Guard. Mark Steigel 5 11” 160 Letters won. 1; Position, Tackle. 153 Harry Blank 5'10” 170 Letters won, 1; Position. Center. Go get ’em Jer! Let go of that face mask, T. J. Two against one ain't fair! 154 Get the heck out of the way, Ref! Stick ’em up Join the Dodge Rebellion Butterfingers Reep in action 155 McElhaney Award (L. to R.) G. Franks, D. Hall, G. Sloan, J. Marcussi, A. Cappozzoli, P. McGraw, J. Fligg, B. Wood. The McElhaney Award was presented to Art Capozzoli as the feature of the Union High School football banquet held in the high school cafeteria on Wednesday, November 23. Grant Sloan, Assistant Supervising Principal of the Burgettstown Area School District, presented the award to Capozzoli. Art was the regular right end and leading pass receiver on the 1966 Union High squad. The McElhaney award was instituted several years ago by George and Harold McElhaney in honor of their brother, James Lee McElhaney, who died at an age before he could participate in high school ath- letics. Art in action. 156 Little Blue Devils Seated (L. to R.) G. Shilinski, D. Pavan, R. Wilson, W. Boling, F. Blanchard, C. Tingler, N. Lukancich, G. Harris. Row Two Mr. Vodopevic, G. Hicks, D. Tennyson, D. Porchiran, J. Haley, A. Kokoski, B. The enthusiastic Little Blue Devils, under the direction of Mr. Vodopevic and Mr. Munhall, came up with the best sea- son record since 1952. They got off to a slow start by losing to Cecil, but the loss they suffered made them play harder in the following games as their record shows. The Varsity team should look for improvement in the years to come at Union High, with such a fine junior high team. Chicovic, J. Moore, Mr. Munhall. Row Three S. Hall, G. Kunkel, F. Foder, G. Mendak, D. Ozimek, R. Mitko, E. Moore. Record UNION OPPONENTS 0 Cecil 6 7 Fort Cherry 6 35 Bridgeville 6 32 Peters Township 0 12 McGuffey Won 4, Lost 1 0 157 Varsity Wrestlers (L. to R.) T. Alvarez, D. Takah, D. Shipman, B. Gavazzl, D. Evantz, B. Boni, B. Gilbert, L. Couch, L. Harris. Row Two Mr. Sedlak, J. Boni, R. Link, The 1966-67 Wrestling team of Union High had a fairly good season considering the loss of most of its varsity members from last year. The team was off to a bad start when injuries plagued them with less than a week before the first match. Never- theless, our boys never gave up trying, even though most of it was in vain. B. Wilkerson, B. Mermon, D. Szezerba, D. Gillespie, P. Merryman, Mr. Kimberland. Record UNION OPPONENTS 34 Freedom 24 8 Trinity 52 11 Chartiers-Houston 43 14 C arnegie 35 28 Fort Cherry 19 42 South Fayette 12 6 Washington 57 9 Canon-McMillan 42 23 Canevin 22 27 Upper St. Clair 22 16 Avella 32 14 Peters Twp. 35 12 McGuffey 33 29 Hopewell 23 158 Wrestling Managers Hide 'em, Rick! 159 B Squad Wrestlers (L. to R.). T. Alvarez, K. Mltchel, D. Gavazzi, J. M. Yesko, M. Krynak, B. Bracken, W. Boling, P. Vallina, G. Pcsolinski, M. Mermon, T. Maltony, J. Merry man, Mr. Kimberland. Kuzior, L. Harris. Row Two Mr. Sedlak, D. Murphy, John Boni 138 Ray Link 145 160 Boley Mermon Captain 165 Dick Gillespie Unlimited 161 Put the hurt to him, Fang Boy! Hurry up, Ref, I can’t hold him all day. 162 Tomorrow is another day, Dick. Let’s go-clap, clap, clap ! ! ! Give him the elbow, Boley. Wake up, Dick! 163 Varsity Basketball (L. to R.) M. Mroczkowskl, C. Mahoney, H. Simmons, D. Hall, R. Clbatari, A. Wolfkil, E. Wonsevicz. Row Though the Devils had three letter- men returning, they got off to a slow start. The cagers had high hopes in clinching the section title this year, but luck was against them as their record shows. Two E. Slopek, P. Fuller, M. Riddle, J. Korosec, S. Muscaro, J. Kuzyck, J. Muscaro. Record UNION OPPONENTS 68 South Side Beaver 70 32 Chartiers Valley 86 59 Canon-McMillan 64 51 Madonna 60 60 Hopewell 62 53 West Allegheny 50 51 McGuffey 54 51 Madonna 60 51 Fort Cherry 64 61 South Fayette 47 49 C hart ier s - Houston 64 73 Avella 57 164 Stan Muscaro Stash 6’ Letters won 1 Tom Finley T. J. 5 8 Letters won 1 John Kuzyck Kuz Drew Hall Drew 5’ 11” Letters won 2 5,7” Letters won 1 John Muscaro Moe 5’11 Letters won 3 165 Girls Basketball and B Squad Basketball (L. to R.) L. Kopolovich, N. Kaste, M. Chuburko, R. Smiley, C. Riddile, D. Backel, R. O'Shanka, A. Bongiorni, M. Walker, T. Latella. Seated (L. to R.) J. Marivich, B. Ramsey, J. Pascarella, G. Gelestor. Row Two D. Bywaters R 166 Kramer, B. Merriner, J. Pescho. ' Junior High Basketball Seated (L. to R.) D. Donati, G. Mendak, F. Dellarta, P. Brancazio, D. Barb, D. Sciamanna, Mgr. D. Zalaznik. Row Two T. Nicksick, P. McMahon, F. Shannon, D. Ozimek, J. Edwards, B. Prata, Not pictured, E. Roberts. Record The Junior High team, coached by Mr. Bruce Dalcanton, had a highly successful season by finishing in third place. High scorer for the season was Francis Shannon, with 172 points. Tim Nicksick and Pete McMahon followed closely behind with 164 and 148 points, respectively. Their experience of playing basketball will prove of great value when these boys replace the graduating seniors now on the varsity team. Union Opponents 58 Chartiers 15 55 South Fayette 21 38 Immaculate Conception 43 36 Peters Township 42 58 Fort Cherry 43 46 Chartiers-Houston 22 53 McGuffey 32 40 Upper St. Clair 39 47 Immaculate Conception 52 43 Peters Township 51 56 Fort Cherry 26 62 Chartiers-Houston 20 62 McGuffey 37 43 Upper St. Clair 72 167 Won 9 Lost 5 If I were only as tall as Wilt, Get it, Kuz!!! Halloween is over, Mel, Chalk it up. Don't just stand there, do something!! Varsity Baseball Row 1 (L. to R.) Mr. McGraw, D. Evantz, C. Mahoney, J. Repole, D. Hall, D. Takah. (Standing) K. Howard, The Union High Baseball Team had a fairly successful season last year. Union started off in a good stride by winning the first four games of the season, but had difficulty on the playing field for the re- mainder of the season. There was an upset in the second game of the season when Union toppled Steubenville Big Red by the score of 8 to 1. In league competition Union split their record with a 6-6 mark. Union's five returning lettermen will attempt to form a solid nucleus for a successful season this year. P. Fuller, E. Slopek, R. Baileys, J. Alonso, J. Koraido. (Not pictured, M. Riddle, T. J. Finley.) Record 1966 Union Opponents 2 South Side Beaver 1 8 Steubenville Big Red 1 8 Canon-McMillan 0 11 Peters Township 2 5 Washington 12 6 Trinity 5 1 Chartiers-Houston 2 1 Canon MacMillan 5 7 Washington 1 2 Peters Twp. 4 6 Chartiers - Houston 1 3 Fort Cherry 2 4 Fort Cherry 9 6 Trinity 7 170 Won 8 Lost 6 Joe Koraido Pitcher Letters won 1 Drew Hall Infield Letters won 1 Jess Alonso Ray Baileys Pitcher Infield Pitcher Letters won 3 Letters won 1 171 Varsity Track Seated (L to R) F. Allison, F. Micle, R. Roberts, J. Davis, B. Stelmenger, D. Bywaters, Mgr., B. Andrikanich. Row Two J. Wiles, J. Roman, B. Dalfol, R. Quader, D. Peters, J. Romeo, C. Kreszock. Row The Union High Track Team, coached by Mr. Mike Kelley, had a fairly successful season in 1966 compared to the record of 1 win and 7 losses in 1965. The future appears to be much brighter as Coach Kelley is attempting to promote an interest in the sport. The boys worked hard last season and this year's outlook calls for a promising and respectable season. Three Mgr. K. Weaver, P. Shergl, K. Havelka, D. Szczerba, J. Matljevich, J. Kranak, M. Muscaro, D. Smith, R. Deer, Coach Kelley. Record 1966 Union Opponents 43 Chartiers-Houston 80 48 Peters Township 66 35 Moon Twp. 109 61 West Allegheny 48 50 Peters Twp. 73 47 Beth-Center 71 67 McGuffey 48 1 2 67 West Allegheny 40 1 2 60 Bentworth 63 Won 3 Lost 6 172 Jerome Kranak Shop put, Discus Letters Won 1 Senior John Muscaro, Captain Shot put, Discus Letters Won 3 Jim Matijevich Bob Steimenger Shot put, Discus 220 Yd. Dash, Relays Letters Won 2 Letters Won 2 Players Jack Davis 100 Yd. Dash, Relays Letters Won 2 dvertising PICTURE YOUR FUTURE With McCREREY STUDIO 176 Congratulations and a sincere thank you to the Senior Class of 1967. Compliments of Compliments of TUCCI’S GARAGE KITTY’S SERVICE CENTER See the 67 DODGE at TUCCI'S Phone 947-9381 Famous Philco Home Appliances 13 Main Street We Service Everything We Sell Slovan, Pennsylvania not better than the best Phone 947-9363 but as good as the rest Burgettstown, Pennsylvania At uAcL'jUU '. A A X3?nfip!frnents' 5 ’ jUzU'TZfl --ffc A A A 7C - tU.'U 4'( d 7 - W RALPH FILIPPONI SONS Compliments of MARGY’S SERVICE STATION American Gas Pop, Candy, Ice Cream Slovan, Pa. Avella, Pa. 177 Edwin McFarland Insurance Agency, Inc. WILLIAM R. SAUSSER Insurance Broker Phone 947-3961 Main St., Burgettstown, Pa. fefi fT G. Chevrolet 40-0-0 , , t__i er FirstyChoice By a Margin of Millions Jl Lt-rr L ?t C - -- rtytf-C -- Lc 2 t S - -C CP y£t SlA0 - Xs t-4L t ( Chevrolet-Chevy II-Chevelle-Corvair ' ' . 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