Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

=a, iy SF been rn epee 7 bo sf Spee a mp PAL ria Ps IE Fo BEER NEED A ep N ar Lyte neta eee i) fix� Aye Wn “hy e fi i . MIG ; acd DT alte were dhdtdidd Bids The 1966 Arlion presents Patterns Destiny Arnold High School New Kensington-Arnold School District Arnold, Pennsylvania a at : | Foreword “The tissue of the life to be We weave with colors all our own And in the fields of destiny We reap as we have sown.” John G. Whittier Patterns From Birth to Death Unaware of the first form Completed in his behalf, Man moves unendingly Over and under Around and through A series of patterns Until his death. Dimly traced in the half-light of dawn, Boldly outlined in the bright glare of noon, Faintly discerned in the obscure dusk of evening, These patterns chart man’s progress . Bound by the covers of this book, Somewhat hidden or drawn in detail on its pages, Are the “Patterns of Destiny.” Whether forms to be completed, Skills to be mastered, Talents to be developed, Goals to be reached, Or personages to be emulated . . . These are the ‘Patterns of Destiny.’ Contents Ty Eo: Dedication “Our destiny exercises Its influence over us Even when, as yet, We have not learned its nature; It is our future That lays down The law of our today.” 6 Frederick W. Nietzsche e 1° Dedicated Annually from the portals of Arnold High School Graduates have moved silently, Yet unendingly Across the plains of indecision, Through the mills of immediate occupation, Or within the walls of further preparation To take their ultimate stance In the ranks of society. Among them Are doctors, lawyers, nurses, and teachers; Preachers, priests, technicians, and diplomats; Laborers, beauticians, scientists, and housewives. No prophet, sage, or seer Can wholly predict Or unerringly tabulate The final world destruction or edification To be derived from this ever lengthening parade. For many years at Arnold High School Boys and girls Have been marking forms, Mastering skills, Developing talents, Reaching goals, And emulating personages. It is to these graduates of Arnold High School That this book is dedicated. Whatever vocation, profession, or career followed, All of Arnold’s graduates Receive this honor. wad ARS aan! pe hted Fi ‘ Siaate tl Juiny te THERA i THALA HE i} i ae HL {HHH} SL TEN Se a SSS | ‘ Na . a im 4 “oS 35 S Renae PT Se , ‘f So Minas Son. SBN LK - SSS = “The law of life has not been logic: it has been experience.” Holmes VERONICA MROZKOWSKI Secretary PHILIP CORBIN, JR. BLAIR E. GENSAMER Solicitor President School MICHAEL FELACK NICKOLAS H. PALLONE wet) Cs Pade : HENRY J. BITAR ROBERT W. BEATTY EDMUND HUMENIUK P. LOUIS DeROSE Vice-President Solicitor Board JAMES PATTERSON, JR. FRANCIS RICHARDS DR. CARL G. VONDERHEID” Superintendent W. L. JEFFERSON Penn State University University of Pittsburgh “Tt was in making education not only common to all, But in some sense compulsory on all, That the destiny of the free republics of America was practically settled.” Lowell NORMA WARSING Assistant Superintendent H. D. BERKEY Indiana State College University of Pittsburgh | “The destiny of mankind is not decided by material computation. | When great causes are on the move in the world... ba a We learn that we are spirits, not animals, Oy a And that something is going on in space and time, = aT And beyond space and time, DELLA M. MYERS Which, whether we like it or not, spells duty.” Churchill oS a A i i Principal ALEX TANNAS Mercer University Duquesne University “A great man represents a great ganglion in the nerves a y of society, oe aid af ; A op) fp Ye ga os to vary the figure, : | 5 ie! ff ee strategic point in the campaign of history, . And part of his greatness consists in his being THERE.” JO-ANN J. PAULENDA Holmes 16 Assistant Principal RICHARD E.ROMITO | St. Vincent College University of Pittsburgh “Life is an end in itself, I And the only question as to whether it is worth living Is whether one has enough of it.” Holmes CECELIA E. LEACH JOSEPH M. ARNONE Duquesne University Business Education JOSEPH BANICHAR California State College Grove City College Mathematics Business Education ‘RUTH E. cRIBBs Indiana State College English, Business Education | | LOIS JEAN | CLARK wed Indiana State College English SUZANNE FRYER Penn State University Home Economics VINCENT J. DELDUCA University of Pittsburgh Mathematics, Science JOHN H. GEARHARD FRANCIS L. GRESSLY Slippery Rock State College University of Pittsburgh Mathematics, Physics Machine Shop ALBERT P. GARELLA California State College University of Pittsburgh Mathematics i a) MARGARET O. CALDWELL� Grove City College — Ais Indiana State College English y, Faculty — KENNETH BURKHART _ LOUIS F. BUTERA Indiana State College University of Pittsburgh History English, Spanish JOSEPH J. DEDA University of Pittsburgh World Culture VAUGHN H. CLAY Westminster College Art LOUIS J. GALLI Clarion State College University of Pittsburgh Librarian ANTOINETTE M. DeROSE Grove City College English, French HELEN HAGEAL PAUL A. LIVRONE Thiel College University of Pittsburgh Business Education Auto Shop rr ———- De FRANKLIN A. LORENCE Indiana State College “a Band JAMES R. MARINO Duquesne University Driver Education, History Faculty ROBERT M. TERLINSKI Indiana State College University of Pittsburgh History, Geography OLIVER J. PHILLIPS University of Chattanooga Health, Physical Education RONALD D. SWAB Thiel College Biology FRANK MARTIN St. Vincent College History Music RUTH A. SIPES Slippery Rock State College Mathematics LORRAINE B. TROIANO Slippery Rock State College Health, Physical Education WARREN V. MASSARO Grove City College English, Reading GEORGE SALOVICH Duquesne University VIRGINIA A. URSIC Chatham College : Latin, Journalism, Arlion | } LEONARD F. PALETTA | Duquesne University History, Civics THOMAS C. SELLARI Lenoir Rhyne College Health, Physical Education WILLIAM F. WALCUTT California State College Industrial Arts Faculty Manager of Athletics ALBERT PALKO Clarion State College Mathematics RICHARD SOWINSKI Indiana State College INEZ E. WALLIS Chatham College University of Pittsburgh English, History _ RUTH M. SACK - University of Pittsburgh _ English, Reading MARTHA Muskin gum College Home Economics Problems of Democracy, Economics MARIO L. PERETTI Wittenburg University University of Pittsburgh Science, Mathematics BERNARD E. WROBLESKI Clarion State College Chemistry JOSEPHINE O. LECNAR College Misericordia University of Pittsburgh Guidance Counselor, English —————————————— . an Sr ey LAWRENCE F. McGUIRE DONALD A. McLAIN Carnegie Institute of Technology West Virginia University Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor, Librarian Counselors DR. JOHN A. SOROKA FRANCES A. TANNAS, R.N. University of Pittsburgh Nursing School Dental Hygienist Martin's Ferry, Ohio School Nurse DR. LOUIS C. CERASO Bucknell University y Temple University 7 School Physician “This generation of Americans has a rendezvous with destiny.” Roosevel? 23 BEST PERSONALITY George Joseph Francine Phillip MOST FEMININE Judy Arabia BEST DRESSED Kieran Kowal Diane Zilinski MOST INFECTIOUS LAUGH CLASS CLOWN Evelyn Manley Catherine Guzzi MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED George Joseph Nora Chodkowski MOST ATHLETIC Joseph Unites SWEETEST SMILE CUTEST DIMPLES Mary Jo Allen Jacqueline Mondale MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED Barbara Tusing Daniel Barbiaux (' ® Sef ele DANIEL BARBIAUX Academic “Danny” Blond hair and blue eyes . . . blushes easily . . . voted Most Service-minded and School-spirited . . . president of senior class, captain of basketball team, and member of National Honor Society . . . will head for college after graduation. President GEORGE EDWARD ADAMS Vocational “Smokey” An engine is “Smokey's” best friend . . . proved his love for the outdoors by his many hunting trips . . . member of the Auto Shop Club... plans to become an automobile mechanic. Vice President FRANK LOMBARDO Academic “Paco” This line-smashing guard was a great asset to the Lions . . . powerful . . . member of Stu- dent Council and class vice-president . . . will see his name added to the Halls of Ivy. SANDRA LEE ALBANESE Academic “Sandy” Friend to all . . . sincere . . . harassed editor-in- chief of the Arlion .. . president of F. T. A... . National Honor Society, Leaders Club, and J. C. L. demand her time... eventually claim her. elementary teaching will Academic “Barb” Low in height, high in spirits . . . well-liked by all . . . able captain of cheerleaders . . . treasurer i of National Honor Society and senior class . . . plans to teach Spanish. Treasurer an % } | BARBARA ANNE TUSING i ] Secretary DIANE J. ZILINSKI Business Education “Diane” Cute and petite . . . sparkling smile . . . voted Best Dressed Senior Girl . . . class secretary for four years and secretary of National Honor Society - member of Leaders Club and Arlion .. . high-stepping majorette . . . excellent prospect for sonie office. MARY JO ALLEN Academic A petite senior . . . one of Arnold's peppy cheer- . leaders . . . voted Senior with the Sweetest Smile . member of F. T. A... . plans to be a KAREN ALLEN Business Education “Kran” Never a dull moment with “Kran” around . noted for her long, blonde hair and friendly smile . . . active member of F. H. A. . plans to attend business school after graduation. RONALD ANDRING Vocational “Top Cat” A rugged, good-looking senior . . . dynamite on the football field and dance floor... “Ronnie” keeps everyone guessing . . . future plans unde- cided. ———o et a ts oe BARBARA LEE ANSILIO Academic “Barb” A neat package of sweetness . . . accomplished pianist for the choir . . . vice-president of Future Nurses of America . . . plans to be an “Angel of Mercy.” GERALD R. BAHNAK Academic “Jerry” Tall and likeable . . . never a mean word from erry”... enjoys golf and gym . . . college and teaching lie in his future. LOIS BARANSKI Business Education “Lois” A friendly miss with an even disposition . . . one of our taller seniors . . . ardent member of F. H. A... . eyes the secretarial world. JUDY ARABIA Business Education “Judy” Pretty as a picture . . . voted Most Feminine and Attractive Girl . . . keeps a certain someone in mind . . . will become a beautician after gradua- tion. LESLIE BARBIERI Vocational “Gino” Usually found under the hood of a car .. . mem- ber of auto shop . . . intends to join the Air Force upon graduation. THEODORE F. ARTKOWSKY Academic “Theo” Well-liked by all . . . can always be found in the middle of mischief . . . ‘‘Arnold’s Palmer” . . . will be an asset to the college of his choice. ALAN BARONI Academic “Al” A good-looking, friendly senior . . . an all around athlete who excelled on the gridiron . . . always good for a laugh . . . plans to attend college. murals made the prom a success . . . did a fine DENNIS CHARLES BATTEN Business Education “Denny” -going guy . . . has a friendly smile for all or real enthusiast . . . future lies in the IBM field. RONALD BELLINI, JR. Vocational “Cool Ron” Very capable in the machine shop . . . enjoys dancing, football, and all kinds of good food... plans to enter technical school upon graduation. JOSEPH BONDRA Academic “Jasper” A personality all his own . . . “Jasper's” artistic job as football manager . . . will enter art school upon graduation. MICHAEL BRANDOLINO Academic “Iron Mike Carefree . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . . . can be found in the middle of any mischief . . . future plans are hazy. MARSHA ANN BINDAS Academic “‘Marsha” Congenial in the nicest way . . . sincere and likeable . versatile club member—National Honor So- ciety, F. T. A., Leaders Club, and Arlion .. . looks forward to teaching elementary education. MARY A. BERCZEK Academic “Mary” Quiet and reserved . . . likes things out of the ordinary . . . enjoys swimming and dancing .. . will wear the white of a nurse. MIKE BROWN Vocational “Squeak”’ Blond hair is his outstanding feature . . . hunting and fishing are his favorite sports . . . belonged to Auto Shop Club . . . will enter the Army upon graduation. JOHN C. BREM Academic ya PS Short in stature, but rates big among his friends ... J. B.'s” always popping in and out of trouble . evades homework . . . college looms in the future. JOHN BUA Academic “Bua” Quiet and shy best describe “John” . . . an en- thusiastic baseball fan . . . his interests revolve around the stars . . . plans to be an astronomer. antes tenet tes: Ue ne a — GARY CALBERT General “Tojo” Something happen? . . . “Calbert did it!! ... noted for his sense of humor . . . able member of the Auto Shop Club... future plans are un- decided. PATSY A, CAPO Business Education “Capo” Quiet, genial lad. . . optimist at heart . . . friendly to everyone ... art is his hobby . . . hopes to become a priest. DAVID C. CARABIN Business Education “Dave” A gray Cadillac is his trademark . . . enjoys spend- ing money . . . plans to study I. B. M. training. EVELYN MARIE CANI Business Education “Ey” A quiet, soft-spoken lass who never causes any fuss . . . dancing is her favorite pastime .. . member of F. H. A. . . . undecided about her future plans. ROBERT CALCAGNO Business Education “Bob” His serious look belies his true nature . . . happy- 80-lucky guy . . . possesses a keen sense of humor ++. Will visit Uncle Sam. RONALD CERNICKY Academic “The Bird” Quiet, reserved . . . “Bird” wings his eagerly — to books and crossword puzzles . . Tae the — greener fields of education. iy FRANK L. CECCHETTI Academic “Chick” Fun-loving rascal . . . likes to tease . . . belongs to the Key Club . . . football manager . . . plans to major in business administration. NORA ANN CHODKOWSKI Academic “Nora” Attractive brunette . . . sincere and thoughtful . voted Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed . able worker of National Honor Society, F. T A, and Arlion . . . her intelligence will aid her in college. DENNIS CHOLTCO Academic “Denny” Seems quiet?? ... has a way with the girls... a versatile gymnast . . . plans to be an engineer. | JOHN A. CIMINO Academic “Cim” An all ao good guy... “Cim” has records Bie . displayed his ability on the basketball court . . . desires to enter the field of teaching. ROBERT LOUIS COLELLA Academic “Bob” Built like a Greek god... got a big “kick” out of football . . . always ready with an answer... plans to enter the field of teaching. Ol ees etd Benn, | 0 GERALD V. CIESLINSKI Academic “Chisel” Fun-loving, likeable guy . . . avoids work . . . “Chisel’s’ main dislike—teachers who talk too much . . . would like to be a millionaire. CATHERINE CIANFLONE Business Education “Cathy” A bundle of giggles . . . avid sports fan... enjoys listening to the radio . . . will enliven some office soon. LINDA L. CORCHIA : Business Education “Linda” i This attractive, high-stepping majorette wears a big smile for everyone... member of the “td Club . . . interested in the secretarial field. | CHRISTINE CONWELL Business Education “Chris” A reserved miss . . . capable and friendly describe her best . . . enjoys reading and playing volley- ball . . . able asset to any office. KEITH COWEN Vocational “Keith” Tall, rugged Jad . . . usually found under a car . machine shop member . . . his future is a little hazy at the present. ENIS TERESA CRESTETTO Academic “Enis” Unique personality . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . member of the Library Club, F. T. A., and National Honor Society . . . an asset to any office. ELISSA A, DELLEDONNE Business Education “Lisa” Not a shirker, but a worker—Arlion; not a talker, but a walker—school office girl . . . displays good taste in her wardrobe . . . “Lisa's” future lies in attending business school. — may: FILIPPINA DeLUCA Business Education “Filip” A real spaghetti twister . . . a true comedienne . .. loves to bake and sew . . . member of F. H. A. ... would like to become a secretary. JAMES R. DAYOUB Academic “Midnight” Happy-go-lucky lad . . . can make anyone laugh . . . good taste for clothes . . . plans on going to a technical school and studying drafting. THERESA CRUSAN Business Education “Theresa” Always wears a pretty smile . . . a loyal com- panion . . . talkative member of F. H. A... . sure to have a bright and happy future. JAMES A. DEVORE Vocational gia D9 fae Seems to be shy . . . a car-racing enthusiast... .— has great mechanic ability . . . will join the service after graduation. GREGORY A. DePALMA Academic “Greg” Handsome guy with a pleasant disposition . . . moves to the rhythm of his drums . . . president of Student Council and band . . . sure to be a success in college. RICHARD DEYARMIN Academic “Rich” One of the fair-haired seniors . . . a quiet lad whose pet peeves are teachers and boring classes . .. plans to be a computer programmer. MARY SUSAN DOUTT ) Academic “Mitzi” Sparkling blue eyes . . . well-liked by all... | accomplished roller and ice skater .. . proud mem- ber of National Honor Society, F. T. A., and Ar- lion . . . vice-president of choir and secretary of J. C. L.... teaching is her chosen career. JUDITH ANNETTE ELWELL Academic “Judy” A perky blonde . . . loyal rooter for the Lions +. . perfectionist in piano playing and scrapbook making . . . member of National Honor Society, F. T. A, choir, and Arlion . . . plans to add her name to the teaching lists. JUDITH E, ELWOOD Business Education “Jud” Happy, easy-going gal . . . never a cruel word from “Jud” . . . enjoys knitting and volleyballing ... future plans undecided. ed) oo — VIRGINIA LYNN DuPONT Academic “Ginny” Chatterbox a Ja mode . . . has a laugh all her own... an active F. T. A. member . . . plans to major in elementary education. RONALD WILLIAM DUNBAR Academic “Dunlap” { Medical-minded lad . . . one of the most physically f fit boys . . . member of the football team. . . will specialize in the field of obstetrics. RHONDA L. FALCON n Business Education “Ronnie’ Happy, attractive lass with a friendly smile . . . energetic lead majorette . . . president of F. ae and member of National Honor Society . - . be- coming an efficient secretary is her goal. ‘ ANGELO J. ENCISO Academic “Itchy” Tall, congenial guy . .. “Itchy” is a mischief maker at heart . . . avid member of the basketball team and Key Club . . . dead set on becoming a mortician. BARRY FIORINA Vocational “Barf” His deep voice was seldom heard . . . always creating mischief . . . enjoyed working in auto shop ... future is undecided. DENNIS A. GENTILE Vocational “Dog” Don't be fooled by his shy looks . . . a practical joker . . . likes people in general . . . plans to become a mechanical engineer. EDWARD M. FRAZIER Academic “Ed” A handsome lad with a twinkle in his eye... known for his sense of humor and musical ability . . . member of the golf team, F. T. A., and band . . . college lies on his horizon. JOHN ANTHONY GEORGE Academic “John” This lad has a personality to match his good looks . . . sets the feminine hearts a flutterin’ ... treasurer of Key Club... will liven up any college campus. .. j JUDITH LYNN GALIE Business Education “Judi” Energetic lass with a charming smile . . . noted for her constant chatter . . . enthusiastic member of F. H. A. and choir . . . aims to own a beauty shop. LORRAINE GEORGE Business Education A cute senior with a good sense of humor... noted for her freckles . . . demure and sweet . .. plans to be an efficient secretary. GARY GEISINGER Vocational “Geis” Can be found either laughing or sleeping . . . “Geis's'’ pet peeve—girls . . . member of the Auto Shop ... plans to join the Army. LINDA SUE GLOVER Business Education Has a pleasant gift of gab and uses amiable, able, and ambitious . . F. H. A... . will seek employment upon gradua- tion. DENNIS S. GOURLEY Academic Red hair and freckles galore .. . “Senor Gore” sharp dresser . . . baseball manager and avid football fan . . . plans to enter college upon graduation. | THOMAS E, GRABOWSKI | Academic “Tom” Mischievous is the word for “Tom” . . . friendly at all times . . . displayed his talent in’ the Art Club . . . college is in his future. DANIEL HANNA Academic “Ju Ju This handsome, rugged senior spent many hours on the gridiron . . . nothing bothers “Ju Ju”. . . will do anything for a close friend . . . sure to be a success in college. is WILLIAM HEASLEY Academic “Heas” Corny jokester . . . avid rooter for the Lions .. . member of Future Teachers of America . . . will enter the Ivy League. | _ vin € 3 2 - ee ae 4, hn Sed =, aioe the ee LS, ee , . RONALD HAGGART Vocational “Jap” A quiet lad . . . enjoys tinkering with electronics . . . avid member of the machine shop .. . will further his schooling in the service. | | J { { 4 i] CATHERINE S, GUZZI Business Education “Guz” A sharp dresser . . . never at a loss for words ... voted Class Clown . . . member of F. H. A. . already displayed her skills as a beautician. DOUGLAS ANDREW HORNAN Academic “Dougie” Liked by all because of his friendliness . . . subtle — sense of humor . . . member of the band . . will liven up some college campus. DEBORAH ANN HECKER Academic “Debby” A well-liked senior . . . serious-minded about her studies . . . president of Latin Club, member of F. T. A., Leaders Club, and National Honor Society . . . will major in secondary education at Clarion State College. RAYMOND JEFFERSON Business Education “Jeff” A tall, quiet guy . . . noted for his friendliness . . . gave his best as center on our basketball team . . . will amourit to a business accountant. CHARLES JOHNSTON Vocational “Chuck” Quiet, conservative lad . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . one of the auto shop boys . . . the Army will soon register his name. KIERAN JON KOWAL Academic “Ko” Rates high in looks and intelligence . . . has expressive blue eyes . . . voted Best Dressed Senior Boy . . . medicine is his chosen career. BARBARA KREGIEL Academic “Barb” Quiet miss with an amiable nature . . . spends het spare time with a certain boy . . . choir member ... college is her aim. GEORGE A. JOSEPH Academic “Geeg” High man on any totem pole . . . “center” of at- traction on the football field . . . able National Honor Society president and member of Student Council . . . most likely to succeed in his chosen medical profession. Se SS ee ROBERT E. JONES Business Education “Bobby Joe” Comments on anything and everything . . . known for his terrific artistic ability . . . member of the Art Club... . future plans are uncertain. KAREN L. LANFALONI Business Education “Karen” — Easygoing . . . true to her many friends... was a great help to Mr. Galli . . . aspires to be a secretary. rs DANIEL J. F. KUNICKI Academic “Kuz” Kuz is never without a smile... carefree... enjoys reading . . . active member of National Honor Society and Key Club. . . plans to attend college. SHARYN LANFALONI Business Education “Sharyn” Puts fun into everything she does . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . likes to dance and to play volley- ball . . . plans to be a secretary. DANIEL B. LAPORTE Academic “Dan” Light-hearted guy with many friends . . . dresses with good taste . . . capable Key Club president, member of the band, and a hard working football manager . . . will attend college. BARRY R. LUTSKY Academic “Barry” Not really as quiet as he appears... a happy “shutterbug” for the Arlion . . . philatelist . . aspirations include electrical engineering. CLAUDIA F, MacDONALD Academic “Claudia” This cheerful lass has friends galore . . . “better late than never” is her motto . . . active member of Library Club and F, H. A. . . . future plans are undecided. DENNIS LICATA Academic SLic A happy-go-lucky guy . . . sharp dresser . . . mis- chief is revealed in his eyes . . . “Lic’ will be an asset to the college of his choice. GREGORY LEONARDI Academic “Leo” One of the handsome senior boys . . . where there’s fun, there’s “Greg” . . . vice-president of the band . . . plans to attend college in the future. ROBERT LEE MALECKI Academic “Bob” Tall, likeable lad . . . played his heart out on the courts and proved loyal to Arnold's eleven till the “end” .. . member of J. C. L., Student Coun- cil, and Arlion . . . will embark upon a career in forestry. P JOHN H. MAKUTA Academic “John” The innocent bystander full of pranks and teasing fun . . . an active member of band and Key Club sergeant-at-arms . . . plans to major in engineer- ing. KAREN L. MALGOTT Business Education “Karen” Attractive blonde . . . always neat as a pin... proud member of National Honor Society, F. H. A,, and Lionettes . . . looks to the secretarial ffeld. WILLIAM MALLOUGH Business Education “Mallough” This quiet young gentleman enjoys bowling . . . “Mallough” is an active member of the Art Club . . . someday he hopes to have a “good job.” Academic “Paula” Petite . . . our high-stepping head majorette .. . excels in swimming and dancing . . . member of F.H. A... . hopes to attend nursing school after graduation. PAULA ANN MARCANTONIO DIANE MARELLO General “Tiny” “Tiny” can add a spark to any conversation... a whiz at razzing teachers . . . member of F. H. A. ... sure to have a bright future. JOHN MANCHINI Vocational “John” Serious minded? . . . not this fun-loving lad . . . belonged to the auto shop . . . sure to be a success as a machinist. MARY MARGARET MARTZ Academic “Martz” Always seen; always heard . . . member of Latin Club and F. H. A... . one of the lead majorettes . .. aspires to be a nurse. EVELYN MARQUITA MANLEY Academic “Evy” Her infectious laughter echoed through the halls of A. H. S.... add . . . member of F. attend college. ed a cheery note to the choir T. A... . future plans are to MARY LOUISE MATISKO -_ : Academic “Matisko ” Friendly and lovable . . . fun and laughter follow her .. . member of F. H. A. and Latin Club... would l ike to enter the therapeutical field. | ROBERT MATTIOLI Academic “Matt” Words can’t describe our good looking “Matt” . . . “Voice of Arnold High School” . . . must be looked up to on the basketball court .. will be a real challenge to Ben Casey. BONNIE MAE MINNICK Academic “Bonnie” Effervescent personality . . . has the gift of gab . . . member of National Honor Society, Future Nurses, Latin Club, and Arnold Band . . . will enter Citizen's General Hospital School of Nurs- TONI V. MAUTINO Business Education “Toni” Fun-loving senior with an eye-catching smile . . “Toni” excels on the dance floor . . . member of F. H. A.... wishes to be an efficient secretary. BILLIE JOYCE MITCHELL Academic “Billie Jo” A bubbly lass who shows her skills on the dance floor . . . great asset to any team . . . active member of F. T. A... . plans to attend college. KATHLEEN ANN MERCURJO Academic “Kathie” Loquacious and flirtatious . . . effervescent Var- sity cheerleader . . . president of the Future Nurses . . . member of J. C. L., Leaders Club, and Arlion . . . will turn from “true blue” to “nurse’s white.” DEBORAH JEAN MAZUR Academic “Debby” Slender and neat in her appearance . . . faithful Lion rooter . . . National Honor Society, Latin Club, and Arlion demand her time . . . vice- president of F. T. A... . will use her abilities as a reliable teacher. JONNY LOU MOSES Business Education “Jonny” A welcome addition to A. H. S. . . . feminine in all respects . . . owns a bright and friendly smile . . . “Jonny's” future plans are hazy. JACQUELINE MARIE MONDALE Business Education “Jacky” Small charge of dynamite . . . “Jacky's” got the cutest dimples . . . a member of the F. H. A. . . . desires to be a secretary. CARMELLA NICASTRO Academic “Carm” Good-hearted . . . nimble with a needle .-. . ardent member of National Honor Society and F. H. A... . would like to attend college and study merchandising. ——_ ALEXANDER F. PAINTER III Vocational As Bow A real mischief maker . . . famous for his prac- tical jokes . . . member of the Machine Shop Club . . . plans on going to Florida to work. PATSY PESCE Vocational “Moose” “Moose” possesses a “happy-go-lucky” attitude -... enjoys working on cars... - member of the Auto Shop and Key Clubs . . . California, here he comes. FRANCINE PHILLIP Academic “Franni” Her eyes twinkle when a certain someone is men- tioned . . . voted Senior with the Best Person- ality... member of F. N. A. . . . wants to follow in the footsteps of Florence Nightingale. GERALD ALAN PECONI Academic “Jerry” One of the most popular personalities . . . | Arnold’s own “Cary Grant” .. . the “living end” of the football team . . . will be a welcome ad- dition to any college. ROBERT LOUIS PALOCHIK Academic “Pussycat” A real class clown . . . loves to have a good laugh . . . a vital member of the football team ... plans to go into the teaching field. PATRICIA ‘POLSINELLI d Business Education “Patty” | “Patty” adds laughter to any situation . . . well- liked by all . . . always looks neat . . . member of Library Club . . . aspires to become a sécretary. THOMAS PIVARSKI Academic “Tom” A tall lad who enjoys lively class discussions . verbose . . . member of F. T. A... . plans to attend college. MARGARET ROSE POTOCNAK Business Education “Margie” Pretty and pert senior . . . her sense of humor is loved by all . . . enjoys swimming and dancing . . . will become an excellent secretary. LINDA PUGLIESE Fr Academic “Lin A most delightful gal . . . forever laughing +.� one of the pert Candy Stripers . - ° will brighten any hospital. i v= ANTHONY L. RICCHUITO Academic “Rick” _ Always seen and always heard . . . loves sports, especially football and baseball . . . member of F. T. A... . hopes to become a teacher. “a WILLIAM RICHARDS Academic ee Me A potent force on the gridiron . . . puts his best foot forward on the dance oats ’ where there's “Bill”, there's B. J... . member of Student Council . . . plans to attend college. ERWIN RATAJCZAK Academic “Rat” Quiet, hardworking senior . . . displayed his talent on the gridiron . . . member of National Honor Society and Key Club . . . college is in his future. EDWIN RATAJCZAK Academic Edwin” Humorous in a quiet way .. . can be found playing tennis . . . active member of Key Club .. . future plans are hazy. THOMAS D. RUSHNOCK Business Education “Tom” Not much for size, but oh, those eyes! . . . likes to dance . . . will don the Air Force blues upon graduation. JACQUELINE ELAINE ROBERTS Business Education “Jackie” “Jackie” adds laughter and gaiety to any situa- tion . . . will always be remembered for her friendly smile . . . member of choir and F. H. A. . plans to attend business school. FRANK D. SANESI Vocational “Denny” Always found in the midst of a conversation . capable auto . plans to seek work in Michigan. . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . shop boy . . JOSEPH SCHMIDT | Academic “Joe” _Nonchalant . . . always finding ways to avoid work... can be seen with a cue stick in hand ,... plans to attend college. MIRELLA SANTUCCI Business Education “Tooch” Little girl with a big heart . . . sweet personality draws many friends . .. member of F. H. A... business school is her next stop. EVELYN M. SCOSKY Business Education “Evelyn” Quiet and reserved . . . enjoys volleyballing and dancing . . . member of F. H. A. . . . desires to be an efficient secretary. JAMES B. SARNIAK Academic “Jim” A quiet (?) lad with a pleasant disposition . . . enjoys reading . his car displays his favorite color, green... ‘plans to seek a career in medi- cine. JOHN H. SHOCKLEY Academie “Johnnie” Quiet blond lad . . . enjoys bowling and horse- back riding . . . welcome addition to the band . wants to further his education. THOMAS SAULLE Academic “Tom” A friend to everyone . . . kept his classes ae ing . . . favorite Phrase ‘See: yalioeuas gee Lion trainer” . - college education is his goal. JO-ANN SHULER General “Schul s e A helpful miss . savas laughing . . . memb of choir and F. H. A. . . plans to be a beauticia DALE C. SINGLETON Academic “Dale” Quiet but friendly guy . . . early rising is his pet peeve . . . enjoys fishing and coin collecting . . . future plans include technical school. Aim WILLIAM DAVID SMITH Vocational “Moe” A tall, slender lad . . . enjoys fishing and hunt- ing . . . member of Student Council . . . his goal is to be an automotive technician. SHARON DOLORES SPISAK Business Education “Sharon” Friendly, sincere senior . . . enjoys swimming and sewing . . . member of F. H. A. . . . secretarial work is her choice. KENNETH STENGER Vocational “Fats” Never a worry in the world . . . speaks only when spoken to . . . secretary of the Machine Shop Club . . . future lies in the mechanical field. ROBERT SOROKA Business Education “Soaky” Never has much to say . . . enjoys basketball and football . . . lover of rod and reel . . . plans to enter the Army. rif THOMAS J. SOLTYS Academic “Soltes” Who's wandering through the halls? . . . “Soltes” . great guy with many friends . . . valuable member of the tennis team . . , . college is in his future. LOUISE V. SZOCH Academic “Louise” A tall, slender lass . . . fun-loving and carefree . . . loyal member of F. H. A. . . . her future lies in teaching. ROGER E. STIVESON Vocational “Stive” Good-looking senior . . . a hard-hitting tackle for the Lions . . . enjoys the company of a certain someone . . . plans to further his educa- tion in trade school. SANDRA LEE TORCHIA Academic “Sandee” The girl with the mischievous wink . . . a friend at every turn . . . able member of F. H. A... . will set her cap for nursing at Montifiore Hos- pital. DONNA RAE TUTELO Academic “Donna” A slender, attractive blonde . . . dresses with a flair . . . member of the Future Nurses of | America . . . will grace the halls of Citizen's General Hospital. MARJORIE A. VETOVICH Academic “Marge” Quiet and demure . . . collects records .. . member of F. H. A... . would like to be a sec- retary in a business office. Pew Ss PHYLLIS VRUDNY Academic “Vrud” An attractive, dark-haired majorette . . . favorite subject—boys . . . member of F. H. A... . hopes to study home economics upon graduation. JOSEPH MICHAEL UNITES Academic “Joes Arnold’s All-American . . . hard-hitting co- captain of the Lions . . . “Joe” attracts females and fun . . . would like to be a teacher. JOHN L. TYMOCZKO Academic “Too ‘much” The “nutty professor” in person . . . friendly and sincere . . . outstanding in school and out . . . vice-president of National Honor Society and secretary of Key Club . . . sure to have a bright, successful future. ESTELLA WATKINS Business Education “Stell” Quiet in the very nicest way . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . member of the choir . . . plans — on working her way through college as a secre- tary. “ KAREN ALTA WARDEN Business Educat ion “Karen” A friendly gal full of fun and laughter .. . Mr. McGuire's able assistant . . . member of the National Honor Society . . . bound for busi- ness school. GARY WILSON Vocational A unique personality . . . always has a comment ready . . . member of the Auto Shop Club... desires to become a mechanic. Ese oes f t 4 bh? a Ff ee W die —a- - — “Flywheel” KATHLEEN JEAN YOTZ Academic college. Quiet and reserved in her own way . . ; neat dresser . . . added her voice to the choir . member of the F.H.A. .. . plans to attend eT “Kath” . very Treasured What are we doing here? Why all the fuss? About cramming, and studying, and cheating—who us? They said, “You're promoted; freshmen no more.” We gazed out the window, looked down at the floor. With all these new teachers, giving homework stacked high, We kinda wished we were back in old junior high. “There's no fooling around; no f’s, and’s, or but’s.” “Don’t do this!” “Don’t do that!”, but gee, “Don’t do what?” “Watch out for the seniors and juniors as well; Stay away from the principal”, we heard them all tell. We had nine years behind us, only three more to go; Just why was this year moving so slow ? But some how it worked out, and the days did pass by. Boy, what a beginning in old senior high! Then we were juniors; a smooth part we played— We bossed the rookies; seniors we obeyed. Who could ever forget all that this year took in? Like our '64 football team. (Why did Montour have to win?) And selling at the games was always fun, Though there never were enough jobs for everyone. Se eee , 7” Se 3 ieee ee, eS — {p= MARCIA A. ZAMPERINI Business Education “Marcia” An attractive lead majorette . . . has shown her sewing ability in her beautiful wardrobe .. . member of National Honor Society, Library Club and F.H.A. . . . will make a pleasant, efficient secretary. KENNETH J. YOTZ Academic “Ken” A tall, slender fellow . . . never an unkind word . + . takes an active part in the National Honor Society, Latin Club, and Key Club . . . will pur- Sue an engineering career. Memories We were met with some laughter, and many a tear, Big dates, and small dates, all in one year. | And last but not least, came our prom—what a day! | Our girls looked so precious. Our boys led the way. Our prom decorations caught all as they gazed At murals and paintings; the crowd we amazed. At last we were seniors; we held our heads high. | We made it our best year; then said goodbye. ! Goodbye, once-feared principal, who made us to see Men and women of merit, we all ought to be. Goodbye, loyal teachers, you've taught us a lot. : The treasures you've given us could never be bought. . Goodbye, noisy hallways, slight glances, and tests. Goodbye, all the games that proved we were best. And goodbye, Alma Mater, in our hearts you will stay. You've given us something we can never repay. You've given us knowledge, both bold and true. i Yes, you've given us everything— Ks Goodbye, ORANGE AND BLUE!! - —by Kathleen Mercurio PEReae Pre Junior R. Adams President D. Graziano Secretary K. Stanko S. Baksis K. Barr J. Bellamo P. Bender D. Berghofer C. Bernardi K. Bielek 5; Bliss J. Brittingham Vice President E. Solomon Treasurer P. Pagliaro J. Carter L. Cascone S. Cimino C. Clark B. Claypoole S. Cline W. Conwell ee eae eee Sa eee ee Junior E. Eiseman A. Fiscus J. Gardener J. Gatto D. DeMao R. DeStefano J. Elliot C. Enciso L. Fitch P. Forsha M. Gentile P. Gentile D. Gigler D. Guida H. Gutknecht A. Guzzo S. Hanna a ee F. Kordalski A. Licata Malecki fo E. McNally J. Migliorisi L. Masarik M. Milisits R. Kunicki F. Martin F. Manni V. Martz M. Mangone D. Manley G. Pellish M. Pryor T. Reighard J. Rizzo A. Roberts G. Pierce K. Renock R. Restori Junior T. Shields Class C. Sopeak H. Stanko M. Toscano S. Teclaw D. Soroka L. Stiveson J. Tallarico W. Texter G. Traenkner N. Turco Sophomore P. Nee President N. Banichar B. Berardone ss Halwa B, Bougher ecretary C. Arbuckle A. Cecchetti D. Bender J. Chodkowski F. Bongiovanni L. Buhl P. Cirigliano R. Beveridge C. Confer V. Birty A, Connor A. Briggs . Capo F R. Conroy __H. Anderson C. Conwell s iced se V. Corsi . Biricocchi Achi T. Bridgen D. D’Achille __C. Campana P. Carter J. Defassio S. DeMao D. Domin R, Domanski P. Donley f F. Arabia (oil Vice-president W. Elwell G. Farinelli SS M. Elwood C. Fisher y . Te a M. Mautino 2 Treasurer we X SN, | G. Gans C. Enciso R. Heasley R. Fischer L. Hilovsky D. Gatto L. Greb L. Holes J. Holsing M. Forsha J. Householder B. Grabowski S. Guida A. Gustafson R. Huth 2 T. Huth D. Falcon F R. Jefferson L. Gabrish C. Jenkins J. Graham K.Gump : K. Halwa ¢ : L. Haracenak H. Johnston | B. Joseph L. Karson , oe D. Kearley Sinai D. Keller MY Orne : fl —_ - 7 | Ly 7 Sophomore H. MacDonald M. Marra P. Mangone C. Matisko G. McNally J. Lubresky M. Mativko G. Montgomery P. McHenry D. Moses J. Mercurio C. Lewandowski F. Lumbomski S. Moses C. Marbery A. Marcantonio D. Moskus J. Mazary R. McElheny M. Myers L. Mele R. Mele D. Milsom G. Mitchell J. Naccarato G. Novak P. Novick C. Ogurkis M. Ozdany R. Pagano J. Polito A. Pollino M. Provenzano Class T. Ruffini A. Santucci P. Smith S. Rumbaugh R. Staub F. Sharrock R. Stewart D. Sobolak D. Solomon D. Stuck L. Rusnock G. Salati K. Taylor P. Sharick M. Smith — G. Szmyd L. Snow R. Snow A. Soroka W. Speck — M. Soulcheck C. Stanko A. Timko J. Timko C. Torchia D. Trzeciak S. Turko M. Unites Cc. Vasil B. Walker B. Walker Freshman D. Artkowsky D. Jakubowski President R. Armstrong B. Biller T. Alexovich D. Bertolino S. Valchar Treasurer G. Bliss S. Adams S. Berghofer : Caravaggio : G. Black K. Carney | B. Bump c D. Adamosky G. Cascone C. Belli E. Cecchetti B. Black C, Cernicky D. Buhl D. Calcagno J. Chiappetta D. Acone S. Chizar H. Beatty L, Cianflone S. Bindas M. Ciuffoletti YY vi ; R. Buchanan D. Caicco ort ths J C. Capsambelis C, Clark D. Clark S. Collodi M. Coury C. Crawford J. Dananay D. DeFelices DD. DeRose H, Dietrich J Doutt 76° J. Drolz M. DuPont G. Solomon Vice-president M. Edwards T. Fazio D. Gentile M. Elwood P. Federinka M. Gentile L. Greco C. Heighes R. Holes lr’. Holloway D. Enciso E. Fiscus P. Glover D. Grego as G. Harris D. Holsing H. Hustak E. Jablonski D. Janicik F. Johnson J. Johnson J. Kalinowski J. Kebik K. Kelly D. Kudlock D. Kuzmick G. Leay I. Leonarc D. Licata 77 « A 4 att by As att ahaa B. Lubomski G. MacDonald T. Martin R. Mazur K. Louche L. Marsico T. Moses V. Lombardo P. Manni J. Paterak E. Morgan N. Pavlick A. Nesteruk P. Lomando K. Peconi M. Malecki W. Peffer F, Montemurro A, Pesce T. Nee D. Onesi R. Planchak J. Powell S. Procopio B, Pryor R. Pryzmenski D. Pugliese R. Pulcini D, Rewnick R. Ricchuito Class , S. Seft . t 4 pets N. Shearer D. Sekeras L. Sieracki A. Snow B. Tempest M. Tierney . sia D. Sobolak T. Soroka J. Tinnemeyer ay V. Torchia foe M. Trebac , S. Trempus T. Ttofnoff B. Troutman a — i T. Smi A. Tusing — T. Susa — P. Tallarico T. Tarhay D. Tymoczko S. Valentine D. Verdini J. Wasylik | L. Weber | M. Bahnak _ PtN 7 ' (= Vin fi Vi _ B. Armstrong F. Blissell L. Arbuckle B. Bigenho S, Bua R. Ansilio T. Beattie C, Bryan J. Caripolti L. Albanese , Ansani G. Costello J. Barr J. Bartoloyich S. Crawford B. Bowser K. Bridgen D, Cunningham L. Butera J. Calastrini J. Cirigliano C. Ciuffoletti A. DeMao D, Albanese J. DeMao L. Barbiaux D. DeMeco R. Bosio J. DeStefano J. Buzzard R. Catella R. Ciuffoletti R, DiPasquale T. Dunn C. Elias L. Enciso M, Enciso T. Fabian J. Forsha D, Gamble S. Gass S. Gaudy 1. Geisinger N. George Rk. George J, Gilliam F; Golembiewski D. Gustafson M. Hadley D. Hale M, Humeniuk T. Jefferson J. Jensen J. Johnson §. Johnson G. Jones 80 P. Lobur Eighth V. Clever ch Psy D. Conwell K. Corey Grade D. Mangone P. Miglorisi G. Marra F. Molli A. Olivo L. Mazzotta D. Monteleone D. Roberts , - D. Ormesher C. Sacriponte T. Parshook J. Sacriponte W. McQuaide F. Salvati R. Moore D. Moyer M. Santucci I. Ostrowski T. Pagnottz G. Peconi C, Pellish H. Pollino V. Prescott D. Saulle J. Schmaley H. T. Sciullo M. B. Scosky A, S: E. E. J. Seft K. Serene K. Shaffer B. Shannon L. Sharrock C. Shearer R. Shearer J. Sleigh D. Smith G. Solomon J. Sopchak D. Stenger : K. Stepano 8 H., Stone � OD. Tempest M. Toney L. Tuttle G. Vowerchak T. Vivola — K. Wardoclip J. Wicks Seventh B. Bertocki C. Briggs ee | A. Baker M. Bridgen M. Catella _ K. Caripolti D. Culp M. DeFelices P. Falsetti E. Fantozzi M. Fazio H. Galie M. Galie D. Gamerro A. Dananay ; 2 Derbaum j . DIP: 1 “a siti aid P. Gavasto i: : M. Generelli j M. Ghia C, Gianotti i} L. Gilliam J. Graham N. Gump { eae D. Halwa Q 4 D. Harnish y D. Heasley f E. Hilovsky ( T. Holsing M. Humeniuk J. Isaac D. Johnson M. Kafoury vad gi F. Kalwarski J Kantorse aa eee ie Grade D. Leach C. Lomando E. Martorana K. Lubresky L. Massarelli C. Meredith M. Lecorchick B. Pontremoli L. Machara R. Powell D. Mazary M. Morelli L. Naccarato P. Premutico D. Rischia S. Rizzo —, 4 Y- Se ao Ben Ge G. Ross D. Saellam P, Savage R. Scaries D. Morgan : S. Nix Cuda =| M. Panara OD. Pastura i M. Paterak ™M. Peltz i, N. Schwetz A. Semego R. Serefine J. Sh arick D. Sieracki E. Slomainy E. Smith R. Smith S. Sobkiew P. Solida J. Spisak J. Tierney F. Tomkiewicz + Future scholars? “Here we go again! “Who's the wise guy?” “Sure, we'll smile for Do you promise to stop the picture.” hiding in my piano? ent ¥ “Don't look now but we're being watched! “T said, ‘Knock before you enter!’ ’ se y + tl’ “ ’ ” “ ’ . Now you're getting it: Look, who's the boss—me or you? Haven't we seen him someplace before?” UIT “Going some- where?” If I've told you once ... Forward look in educa- Mr. Peretti wants you! tion ; “Now if you ask me...” : } Mr. Massaro and his class Smiling Listening; Reasoning Filing Pondering Staff ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colao Studios New Kensington Daily Dispatch Tarentum Valley Daily News Taylor Publishing Company 88 “What are we looking for anyway?” Editor—Sandra Albanese And now a word from Advisor—Mrs. Ursic FIRST ROW: B. Lutsky, R. Malecki SECOND ROW: K. Mercurio, N. Chodkowski, J. Elwell, S. Albanese—editor. D. Bindas, B. Claypoole, M. Doutt, E. Delledonne, D. Zilinski Mazur, M. 89 —— NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 Words of Welcome National Honor Society Candle of Character FIRST ROW: E. Crestetto, J. Elwell, D. Hecker, C. Ni- castro, S. Albanese, R. Falcon, M. Doutt SECOND ROW: E. Ratajczak, M. Zam- perini, B. Minnick, D. Kunicki, N. Chodkowski, K. Malgott, K. Yotz “Congratulations!” OFFICERS D. Zilinski, secretary; G. Joseph, president; Miss Caldwell, advisor; J. Tymoczko, vice-president; B. Tusing, treasurer Bits of Wisdom 1 Ws “Oe = Sm % 7 = ; (ee Candle of Leadership FIRST ROW: B. Tusing, D. Zilinski, K. Warden, D. Mazur SECOND ROW: D. Barbiaux, G. Joseph, M. Bindas, J. Tymoczko Student Council as me Vy) . ( i a oY aaa 9 ae 7 Sed { D. Barbiaux, vice-president; B. Tusing, corresponding secretary; Mr. McGuire, advisor; DePalma, president; G. Joseph, treasurer; R. Falcon, recording secretary. PURPOSE: To promote the general welfare of student activities ACHIEVEMENTS: Class Elections Dance Record Library Council Convention Christmas Decorations Birthday Calendar Annual Gift to School FIRST ROW: K. Mondale, C. Clark, M. Halwa, P. Pagliaro SECOND ROW: N. Chodkowski, W. Ross, D. Biricocchi, W. Richards THIRD ROW: D. Domin, J. George, D. Restori, W. Smith, R. Malecki, D, Graziano, M. Smith FIRST ROW: P. Donley, F. Lombardo, R. Cameron, G. Farinelli SECOND ROW Stanko, F. Martin, P. Nee, G. Peconi, E, Solomon G. K LE ——S ARNOLD Doe) om NN. HorscHoo! = — ENNSYLVANIA x so NSTIVANIA y CaN CLUS - - J. Tymoczko, secretary; D. LaPorte, president; R. Cameron, vice-president; Mr. Sowinski, advisor PIE ST ROW: P. Pesce, J. Bondra. T. Soltys SECOND ROW: E ki, A. Enciso, Ratajcezak, Yotz, G N PURPOSE: Serve community and school ACHIEVEMENTS: Maintain Campus Pride Activity Bulletin Board Key Club Convention Community Fund-raising Projects amie ROW: A. Soroka, G. Salati, W. Elwell, J. Enciso SECOND ROW: D. Biricocchi, J. Migliorisit, G. Gans, A. Marcantonio, K. Stanko THIRD ROW: Rellamo. BD. Guid ; Elliot, M. Wolfson, D. DeMao Re Se 93 Future Teachers of America as N. Chodkowski, secretary; D. Mazur, vice-president; Miss Cribbs, advisor; S. Albanese, president; Mrs. Ursic, advisor; D. Gigler, treasurer; D. Hecker, historian. FIRST ROW: M. Allen, K. Lanfaloni, K. Yotz, B. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: M. Doutt, B. Kregiel, E. Ratajczak, E, Frazier, J. Elwell, E. Crestetto, E. Manley. THIRD ROW: W. Heasley, V. DuPont, A. Ricchuito, G. Leonardi, D. Licata, M. Bindas, L. Szoch, R. Deyarmin. PURPOSE: Develop interest in the field of education ACHIEVEMENTS: Teacher Appreciation Day Open House Teachers’ Aids Scholarship Fund C. Crawford, P. Mangone, K. Schmaley, J, Chodkowski, B. Monteleone. ‘Cecchet! i Texter, J. Naccarato, B. Grabowski, L. Gabrish, C. J Cali, D! Verdini, A. Fiscus, M. Kido, L. Hilovsky, “y. UR en ee ee a i = =e Future Nurses Club L. Cascone, secretary; Mrs. Tannas, advisor; K. Mercurio, president B. Ansilio, vice-president; E. McNally, treasurer. FIRST ROW: P. Marcantom L. Pugliese, D. Soroka. SEC- OND ROW: M. Berczek, S. Teclaw, C. Malecki, F. Phil- lip, M. Martz. THIRD ROW: B. Minnick, B. Claypoole, D. Tutelo, J. Shanahan, J. Mish- tal, J. Jones. PURPOSE: Prepare girls for a career in nursing ACHIEVEMENTS: Candy Stripers Fund Raising Drive Scholarship Fund Future Nurses’ Convention FIRST ROW: L. Buhl, G. Farinelli, R. Salvati, D. Gatto, V. Birty, R. Mele. SECOND ROW: M. Matviko, M. Mautino, A. Conner, M, Halwa, F. Bongiovanni. THIRD ROW: S. Guido, J Holsing, D. Baroni, B. Joseph, D. Milsom, G. Mitchell 95 French Club To enliven the study of French and _be- come better acquainted with the French people and their culture ACHIEVEMENTS: Projects Plays P. Gentile, secretary; B. Mitchell, president; L. Gabrish, treasurer; Mrs, DeRose, advisor; L. Dunn, vice-president FIRST ROW: C. Jenkins, B. Grabowski, A. Connor, P. Mangone SECOND ROW: R, Staub, P. Ci- rigliano, C. Lewandowski, C. Ma- tisko, J. Naccarato, W. Wenzel FIRST ROW: R. Paul, M. Berczek, K. Schmaley, Guzzo SECOND ROW: V. DuPont, RB. Hopkins, D. Manley, A- Roberts, J. Brittingham 96 Mr. Gearhard, advisor; D. Verdini, corresponding secretary; R. Kunicki, recording secretary; D. Graziano, president; D. Gigler, vice-president; A. Fiscus, treasurer ® PURPOSE: To enlighten any interested student in modern mathematical problems not discussed in regular classes 4 ACHIEVEMENTS: Advancement in Math Competition FIRST ROW: J. Lubresky, R. Doman- ski, J. Gatto, J. Blissell SECOND ROW: F. Kordalski, R. Hopkins, F. Mangieri, D. Berghofer, D. Lousche FIRST ROW: M. Peconi, C. Vasil, C. Zambanini, M. Mangone SECOND ROW: T Sekelsky, J. Wardoclip, T. Shields, G. Traenkner, N. Turco 97 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: M. Tos- cano, D. Bender, L. Dunn, K. Stanko, C. - Torchia® SECOND - - ROW: C. Nicastro, C. FIRST ROW: J. Polito, N. Zambanini, M. Myers, C. Fischer, J. Arabia SECOND ROW: H. Stanko, K. Mal- gott, §. Hanna, P. Forsha, M. Zamperini, M. Santucci, D. Moses THIRD ROW: C. Clark, G. Adamosky, R. Jeff- erson, C. Matisko, M, Unites, T. Crusan, C. Enciso PURPOSE: To further the members’ interest in homemaking ACHIEVEMENTS: Prom Refreshments Cookie Sale Open House Fashion Show Homemaking Competition K. Malgott, treasurer; R. Beveridge, vice-president; R. Falcon, secretary; P. Gentile, president FIRST ROW: J. Mondale, S. Nov- ick, Cani. P- E. P. Gentile, S. Rum- baugh SECOND ROW: L. Wolfe, j Ie “wll FIRST ROW: S. Bliss, E. Reed, L. Mele, J. Galie, C. Crawford SEC- OND ROW: R. Bever- idge, K. Yotz, M. Cowen, W. Texter, S. Spisahk C. Stanko THIRD ROW: V. Martz, F. DeLuca, S. Torchia, D. Doumont, L. Baran- ski, P. Sharick, P. Young, E. Eiseman, T. Mautino FIRST ROW: K. Mer- curio, M. Martz, C. Ma- lecki, P. Marcantonio SECOND ROW: E. Mc- Nally, B. Minnick, F. Martin, W. Texter, D. Verdini THIRD ROW: J. Mishtal, K. Jones, R. Wroblewski, F. Sproull, J. Shanahan, B. Clay- poole 100 Junior Classical FIRST ROW: H. Stanko, L. Masarik, K. Stanko SECOND ROW: L. Cascone, D. Mazur, M. Matisko, M. Peconi, P. Campbell THIRD ROW: M. Wolfson, W. Sabo, R. Dun- bar, D. Restori, J. Gatto, F. Mangieri PURPOSE: Stimulate an interest in classical antiquity ACHIEVEMENTS: Senior Awards Spring Picnic State Competition National Competition SEATED: D. Baroni, secretary; M. Mautino, treasurer STANDING: K. Mondale, president; F. Arabia, vice-president FIRST ROW: G. Fari- nelli, D. Gatto, C. Stank- o, R. Salvati SECOND ROW: M. Halwa, S. Guido, A. Soroka, M. Matviko, R. Beveridge THIRD ROW: G. Gans, B. Joseph, P. Nee, D. Domin, G. McNally, G. Salati FIRST ROW: S. Tur J Mercurio, B. Beradone SEC- OND ROW: D. Milsom, W. Elwell, J. Holsing, C. Vasil, V. Birty THIRD ROW: F Sharrock, L. Hilovsky, J. Blissell, M. Kido, R. McEl- heny int i Leaders Club P. Marcantonio, president; K. Stanko, secretary- treasurer; M. Unites, co-chairman of activities; S. Albanese, co-chairman of activitics, Miss Troiano, advisor; L. Corchia, points chairman FIRST ROW: M. Bindas, D. Hecker, L. Corchia, S, Albanese SEC- heliad K. Mercurio, B, Tusing, P. Marcantonio THIRD ROW: . Zilins PURPOSE: To arouse among girls an interest in athletics and to promote good sportsmanship ACHIEVEMENTS: Gym Class Aides Play Day Awards Intramural Sports Weekly Activity Periods FIRST ROW: K. Stanko, H. Stank- o SECOND ROW: S. Cline, C. Clark THIRD ROW: L. Cascone, R. Kunicki FIRST ROW: M. Brandolino, A. Baroni, R. Colella, G. Joseph J. Unites, R. Dunbar SECOND ROW: T. Johnson, F. lo, W ichards, E. Ratajezak, J. Bondra, D. LaPorte THIRD ROW: R. Andring, D. Peconi, R. Malecki, R. Stiveson, J. George, T. Saulle FIRST ROW: R. Audo, K. Renock, F. Adams, W. Conwell SECOND ROW: F. Martin, M. ido, G. Plate, E. Solomon, F. Sproull THIRD ROW: W. Sabo, T. Reighard, D. Restori, D. iley, J. Pryzmenski, A. Roberts PURPOSE To review plays ACHIEVEMENTS: Football Equipment Football Films Foot! ll Jers vs FIRST ROW: D. Sobolak, S. Moses, J. Mercurio, C. Campana, K. Mondale SECOND ROW: H Johnston, J. Edwards, M. Provenzano, F. Lubomski, M. Rodites, R. Zarichnak THIRD ROW: V. Corsi. G. McNally, M. Raybure. P. Nee. C. Kreviel. R. Pagano. M. Marra 103 E. Cani, K. Lanfaloni, P. Polsinelli, M. Zamperini, D. Zilinski E. Crestetto, K. Yotz, M. Vetovich FIRST ROW: B. Monteleone, K. Elias, L. Haracznak, L. Dunbar C. Capo SECOND ROW: Li Grebb, D. Tarhay, L. Masarik, S. Cimino, K. Halwa, R. Kunicki, M. Forsha, P. Pagliaro, J. Chodkowski PURPOSE: H To maintain school library ' ACHIEVEMENTS: Library Bulletin Board Booklist | Inventory of Library Books PURPOSE: To develop artistic talent in students ACHIEVEMENTS: Scenery for Plays Competition Posters FIRST ROW: J. Ansani, D. Larussa, $. DeMao, C. Marbery SECOND ROW: L. Ward, A. Guzz0, M. Soulcheck, J. Carter, J. Bondra THIRD ROW: P. Novick, R. Snow, W. Mallough, R. Jones, KR. Deyarmin, A. Snow, G. Gans Mr. Livrone, advisor; J. Manchini, vice-president; L. Barbieri, secretary; J. Devore, president; D. Higgins, treasurer FIRST ROW: G. Wilson, C. John- ston, G. Adams, G. Calbert, P. Pesce SECOND ROW: F. Sanesi, — G. Geisinger, W. Smith, B. Fiorina, , M. Brown, F. Sanesi PURPOSE: To enrich the student's knowledge of the automotive world ACHIEVEMENTS: Competition Instructive Films Develop Skills FIRST ROW: M. Smith, G. Pierce, G. Prinkey, W. Ross, J. Davis, L. Fitch SECOND ROW: G. ; Montgomery, J. Huybrecht, J. Ryba, F. Manni, H. Anderson, J. Householder — FIRST ROW: D. Gentile, R. Andring, A. Painter SECOND ROW: R. Stiveson, K. Cowen, K. Stenger, R. Haggart, R. Bellini Senior High Office Girls and Their “Boss” FIRST ROW: G. Montemurro, R Adams, F. Bostic SECOND ROW: M Gentile, C. Henry, D. Kowal, J. Gard- ner, W. Bump E. Delledonne B. Claypoole C. Conwell C. Cianflone M. Matviko M. Halwa Miss Paulenda M. Allen, “Do you give Green Stamps?” Have no fear, Joe's here! 106 Ban takes the worry out of being close. Fancy Pants” Cheerleaders | SENIORS | Capt. B. Tusing M. J. Allen K, Mercurio G. Joseph F. Lombardo J. Unites L. Dunn S. Cline M. Myers M. Soulcheck K. Schmaley P. Donley FIRST ROW: B. Clay- poole, B. Tusing, M HalwaSECOND ROW: G. Farinelli, G. Resick, M. J. Allen, K. Stanko, K. Mercurio A Ie Jr. High—cC. Pellish D. Calceagno VARSITY FIRST ROW: G. Farinel- li, Capt. B. Tusing, K. Mercurio SECOND ROW: G. Resick, B. Claypool, K. Stanko, M. Halwa, M J. Allen S. Phillip S. Johnson ee J.V.—M. Soulcheck M. Myers L. Dunn K. Schmaley S. Cline P. Donley t FOR THEIR 1941 ———} B® Geretra (out AATH HO © me twat mnt LAY DUN Aue TY My 1.6 LEAD MAJORETTE LEAD MAJORETTE M. Zamperini R. Falcon LEAD MAJORETTE M. Martz FIRST ROW: é Mae H. Stanko, K. ee a Oo ee | ws Z i. we « Malgott, L. Cor- - ; x aN , chia, P. Vrudny, . ra ‘ j D. Zilinski, S. : regs es oe Teclaw SEC i ’ fag a OND ROW: L. . P 4 ; ,; Cascone, C. Cali, ; _ a 8. Cimino, E, F ‘ 4 Pe McNally, V. Martz, P. Pag- liaro Lionettes DRUM MAJORETTE R. K HEAD MAJORETTE P. Marcantonio FIRST ROW: G. DePalma, president; D. Licata, vice-president SECOND ROW: T. Sekelsky, financial secretary; G. Leonardi, secretary; E, Frazier, treasurer FIRST ROW: L. Buhl, A. Cecchetti, K. Gump, G. Salati, B. Walker SECOND ROW: R. Stewart, M. Provenzano, R. Audo, J. Migliorisi, P. Sharick, H. Johnston THIRD ROW: D. Guida, T. Shields, D. Choltco, J. Shockley, J, Makuta, J. Gatto, D. DeMao FIRST ROW: J. Enciso, W. Elwell, D. Biricocchi, A Licata, D. Bender SECOND ROW: J. Defassio, M. Rodites, R. Pagano, H. Allen, V. Corsi, M. Marra THIRD ROW: D. Gourley, J. Bua, D. Lousche, T. Sekelsky, F Kordalski, G, Peconi, M. Wolfson FIRST ROW: B. Beradone, D. LaPorte, K. Stanko, W Kerr SECOND ROW: A. Marcantonio, C. Ross. B Minnick, K. Jones, W. Texter, G. Szmyd THIRD ROW: J. Bellomo, F. Mangieri, G. Traenkner, J. Elliot, D. Manley, D. Hornan, G. Pellish, D. Graziano FIRST ROW: M. Generelli, C. La- mando, M. Peltz, G. Choltko, R. Enciso SECOND ROW: J. De- Mao, G. DiPasquale, S. Makuta, F. Wilson, S. Bua, D. Smith THIRD ROW: D. Culp, K. Se rene, J. Calastrini, P. Lobur, J. Bartolovich, D. Cunningham, C. Meredith, D. Leach FIRST ROW: D. Calcagno, D. Sen- b dykar, M. Ciuffoletti, D. Buhl, R. Pulcini SECOND ROW: D. Rew- nicki, B. Pryzmenski, J. Schwetz, L. Greco, L. Sieracki, C. Craw. ford, J. Chiapetta, S. Guido THIRD ROW: H. Dietrich, N. Mahan, R. Mazur, C. Heighes, D. Kudlock, R. Buchanan, S. Chizar, K. Lou- j sche, D. Artkowsky { FIRST ROW: M. Lecorchick, N Schwetz, C. Butler, T. Sciullo, S Nix SECOND ROW: G. Colella R. Scaries, D. Or her, D. Pas tura, D. Sieracki, J. Cirigl , M Catalla THIRD ROW D. Lobur G. Mar G. J lL. Oste k J. Soy A. DeMa L. Wolt J. McS 76 Trombones? FIRST ROW: K. Yotz, R. DeStefano, A. DeMao, K. Bielek, M. Berczek SEC- OND ROW: M. Zamperini, M. Day- oub, .B. Kregiel, C. Jenkins, M. Cowen THIRD ROW; J. Elwell, J. Blissell, C Kregiel, J. Roberts, C. Ogurkis, J. Shuler | borba causa i controversia | contumelia f culna fi SEATED: G. Resick, secretary; P. Mangone, president; STANDING: C. Matisko, vice-president; A. Gustafson, SEATED: E, Manley, president; M. Doutt, vice-president STAND. treasurer ING: C. Guzzi, treasurer; B. Ansilio, secretary Sophomore Choir | FIRST ROW: C. Crawford M. Toscano, R. Robinson, R. : Mele SECOND ROW: C. Fischer, p, Forsha, A. Con- her, C We rnardi J Adamosky, L.. Greb, A. Gustafson THIRD ROW: K. Barr, $. Guido, J = “itoko, K. Halwa, R. Snow Gabris} D. Solomon P FIRST ROW: R, McNally, D. RB gen, J. Pateruk, E. Hilovsky, M. Mey arg nak, D. Hale, P. Savage SECOND ‘ROW: By Farinelli, M. Cali, N. Pavlick, A. Vida, F. — Sucecpanski, T. Jefferson, M. Papa, A. Korowicki, Wicks THIRD ROW: S. Johnson, A. Baker, i Soroka, D. Clark, D. i RS M. Trebac, L. 5 Mazzotta, C. Belli, J. Johnson, S. Trempus 3 i FIRST ROW: M. Kafoury, D. Monteleone, S. Sobkiew, K. Shaffer, R. Elwell, D. Acone, K. Corey, E. Smith SECOND ROW: J. Doutt, P. Migliorisi, D. Gamerro, L. Greco, D. DeFelice, T. Trofnoff, D. Halwa, R. Bossio, T. Martin THIRD ROW: R. Catella, R. DiPasquale, M. Tierney, C. Pellish, S. Healey, S. Gass, M. Humeniuk, K Wardoclip, K. Lubresky, B. Bigenho Junior High Choir SEATED: K. Sarniak, secretary; M. Soroka, treas- if urer STANDING: M. Tierney, vice-president; T Alexovich, president; Mr. George Salovich FIRST ROW: M. Bridgen, S. Crawfo: cK niak, H. Pollino, T. Alexovich, S. Sabo, J. D. Albanese, N. Gump SECOND now. a Gamble, E. Martorana, P. Gavasto, M. Panara, § Pish, T. Holloway, C. Ozdany, D. Saulle, D, Rose THIRD ROW: T. Parshook, P. Tallarico, — C. Ciuffoletti, D. Derbaum, J. Drolz, Sy DuPon' E. Fantozzi, B. Biller, D. Pugliese, J. Whitesel FIRST ROW: F. Kalwarski, G. Solomon, C. Gianotti, J. Tierney, W. Wolosyn, H. Hustak, M. DeFelices, L. Albanese SECOND ROW: C. Sac- riponte, G. Peconi, D. Bertolino, M. Heasley, B. Pontremoli, B. Lubomski, D. Mazary, M. Enciso, f Fe Holsing THIRD ROW: D. Conwell, M. Galie, S$. Collodi, M. Humeniuk, G. Solomon, } Leonardi, D. Enciso, 8. Nesteruk, D, Licata, J. Caripolti Deep Sea Dreamland “Memories Are Made of This” i “We Belong Together” I Want You to Meet My Baby” “Tonight's the Night” “The Way You Look Tonight” “We should do this more often.” “Do we have to sing this again?” “Come on, Gary, we don’t have all day.” “No pictures now, Barry, we're busy.” “Patty, isn’t it nice to be able to type without looking?” gin “Where is that Wanda the Witch?” Bs “I get a headache just thinking about all this homework.” Jt all sounds so logical ... but—” “Psst! Hey Joe, look on page 50. “Let’s see if I can find this one with my eyes closed.” “Destiny has more resources than the most imaginative composer of fiction.” Moore oy A SK), ia re | Weds! Joe Unites Mike Brandolino Ron Dunbar Football i ' y aS “Is that their band or football team?” % Z ’ 6 =A ’ aN Ss ‘ by ae 4 . ; George Joseph P| if A Erwin Ratajezak Varsity Scores ARNOLD PLUM Sotto 27 me ARNOLD WEST DEER ‘ ARNOLD FREEPORT uf ARNOLD TARENTUM ... CK ; ARNOLD OAKMONT ..... ' ARNOLD FORD CITY .... ; s ARNOLD LEECHBURG .... 2; ARNOLD - HAMPTON .....: =e Alan Baroni FIRST ROW; J. Edwards, R. Zarichnak, K. Renock, A. Roberts, T. Johnson, D, Hanna, Coach Martin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Swab, M. Brandolino, F. Lombardo, M. Kido, M. Rodites, W. Richards, R. Audo, W. Conwell, F. Martin, R. Dunbar, Mr. Marino. THIRD ROW: Mr, Palko, M. Rayburg, P. Nee, D. Restori, R. Fisher, F. Adams, T. Reighard, R. Andring, W. Sabo, E. Solomon, D. Manley. FOURTH ROW: Mr, Phillips, J. Pryzmenski, R. Malecki, A. Baroni, J. Unites, G. Joseph, R. Colella, R. Stiveson, E. Ratajezak, G. Peconi,’ R. Palochik per Pr seal 21 2071 a cheaP 17 4 Bob Malecki Dan Hanna Ron Andring The story in itself Roger Stiveson Bill Richards we rl the ee re rer, , —- ' tee = Bob Colella ne P} th 2 ce! — = ; a - a a sx ee : a) eo = = eee 7 ‘ hes - —_— é 2 — ee = le Fags? mt CO — a J.H. Scores ae: Sa ee | a a= Mee ARNOLD...... ND 88) her rite 19 as ———_ if s ARNOLD...... 0 FREEPORT ....19 = TARENTUM ... 0 LEECHBURG .. 0 FORD CITY ...14 ‘ : — ¥ t ' ’ is FIRST ROW: M. Soroka, J. Paterak, T. Alexovich, J. Cirigliano, J. Chiappetta, D. DeRose, T. Martin, C. Crawford, R. Helgert, M. : Paterak. SECOND ROW: Coach Palko, R. Pryzmenski, R. Mazur, E. Cecchetti, H. Beatty, C. Campanella, W. Golembiewski, G. Solo- mon, T. Nee, G, MacDonald, F, Wolfe, A. Wicks, Coach Swab. THIRD ROW: J. Doutt, C. Meredith, J. Tinnemeyer, G. Black, R. f Planchak, J. Leonardi, D. Taylor, E. Zilinski, W. Harris. r It’s unanimous, a touchdown! The 1965 football season was a sad one in more than one way for Arnold High School's Lions. Not only did they fail to obtain a winning season, but this s | marked the end of the highly successful coaching career of the Lion’s head coach Frank Martin. With only two regular players returning from last year's A.I.C. championship team this year’s squad was gre utly lacking exper- ience. But this did not stop the Lions who were game and played many exciting ball games in which they just fell short of win ning. Throughout the season the players and coaches displayed a ‘never say die’ attitude ort in the back, Gee The “Brain” Half Of The Game J.V. Scores ARNOLD 14 FREEPORT ARNOLD 33 HAR BRACK ARNOLD 7 OAKMONT ARNOLD......19 TARENTUM ... ARNOLD - .26 KEN HIGH ... . ARNOLD 4 PLUM’ see oir ARNOLD 7 LEECHBURG Frank Lombardo FIRST ROW: T. Reighard, W. Conwell, K. Renock, M. Rodites, J. Edwards, P. Nee, W. Sabo, F. Adams, D. Restori, Coach Marit SECOND ROW: Mr, Palko, R. Audo, M. Marra, R. Fisher, M. Rayburg, F. Sproull, H. Johnston, R. Zarichnak, J. Pryzmenski, Mr. Swab. THIRD ROW: G. McNally, M. Kido, D, Stuck, G. Plate, C. Kregiel, F. Martin, J. Mercurio, M. Provenzano, V. Corsi, R. Pagano. Co-captain Dan Barbiaux Co-captain Ray Jefferson Basketball KNEELING: D. Biricocchi, Coach Sellari, C. Kregicl SECOND ROW: B. Sabo, D. Barbiaux, J. Cimino, J. Unites, G, Joseph, D Manley, R. Jefferson, B. Mattioli, A. Roberts, A. Baroni, B, Conwell Time Out fn A A New Version of Swan Lake Joe Unites Danny scores again! Bob Mattioli AHS 52 71 74 65 80 63 74 67 46 51 47 55 51 70 61 58 54 72 50 42 99 “6 i George Jos ft ph Varsity Scores PLUM SHARPSBURG FRANKLIN WILKINSBURG WEST DEER BURRELL HAMPTON OAKMONT HAR BRACK KITTANNING FORD CITY KISKI KEN HI TARENTUM FREEPORT . HAR BRACK KITTANNING FORD CITY . KISKI KEN HI TARENTUM FREEPORT FIRST ROW: M. Provenzano, B. Staub, R. Cameron, A. Arbuckle, G. Pellish, W. Elwell. Lae ae ROW: Coach Alberta, A. Enciso, M. Rayburg, C. Confer, P. Nee, R. Fisher, R. Malecki. ip : q J.V. Scores AHS 56 PLUM i. dacndecaaee dae 40 45 SHARPSBURG .........- iar 39 FRANKLIN © ..325.eacaesue 56 48 WILKINSBURG ........ _— 44 WEST DEER ..0.s905000ee 42 53 BURRELL bie: 52 HAMPTON 3 OAKMONT 33 HAR-BRACK 33 KITTANNING 45 FORD CITY 33 KEN HI ..: 33) a 38 TARENTUM 46 FREEPORT 35 HAR-BRACK 4 . KEN HI ........00e 63 FORD CITY 48 RISK .. .0c5 gee 40 KEM HB. :...ccusssasd ae 67 TARENTUM 48 FREEPORT John Cimino Alan Baroni FIRST ROW: J. DeMao, K. Serene, T. Dunn. SECOND ROW: L. Barbiaux, A. DeMao, E. Zilinski, R. Planchak, J. Wasylik, I. Ostrowski, G. Solomon, T. Nee, Coach Palko. Chalk up two for Ray. —y = eS oe ee Two toward the record ° . High Scores PEM ree psccetal eis ccettatasir ee 35 FRANKLIN ............ 21 PEM esis antes waa aye 52 RAST (DEBR aiscihes vie-eis.er 41 RBREBPORT. 3 gsicisieesvv iss 46 BUORBREUD Se ircree ely 04.00) 44 HEAR-BRACK: Uecans seni 49 SPRINGDALE | 0.6 ss:00:0 55 RUNGE Ae ee aren ees 55 TABENTUM osc ccciess 33 RAST DEER esicewscs 17 FREEPORT on o.viesvsiees 53 BURRELL, Soiacsssa revs 40 THIARDRACKS coisas is aie 53 SPRINGDALE oc. sess 73 RINSE. as spuesncooneaws 63 TAREDITOM . -s ii50.5. :s0.05% 43 There're two! Bob Malecki The 1965-66 basketball season brought with it many highlights for the fans of the Lion five. For the first time since the Lions.entered the strong Section I competition were they able to come through with a winning season, After roaring through their eight exhibition games undefeated, the Lions let it be known that they had come into their own and were rated as a strong contender for the section title. But in the first league game they suffered a defeat at the hands of the Har-Brack Tigers. However, they came bouncing back and won four of the six remaining games on the first half of their schedule. Playing spastically the rest of the season, the Lions acquired their best record in six years. One of the bright spots of the season was the home game against Ford City. It was in the highly con- tested game that co-captain Dan Barbiaux amassed 34 points for a new school record. Consequently, through the fine shooting and all-around play of the Arnold five they were able to claim the first victory over a Ford City team since the 1959 season. Angelo Enciso Baseball ARNOLD sci ccedeees Peo KEN HY xicicayeens 2 ARNOLD sratedscsces 1 SPRINGDALE ...... 0 ARNOLD iicisiuk cava 7 LOWER BURRELL ..0 ARNOLD 30.05 fico $) HAR-BRACK .,.0 003 3 ARNOLD. salsacesrs 6 FREEPORT ........-. 1 ARNOLD Yivceceeves: 6 5 KEN HI, foe 1 RRNOLD finkis oes ands 1 SPRINGDALE ...... 2 ARNOLD tye ti sna cat 6 LOWER BURRELL ..0 IRRNOLD soc 7 vires 3 HAR-BRACK ....... 0 ABNOLD, ( dicsarsays 1) -PREBPORT .6.0423% 0 ARNOLD soc saesre 5 GREENSBURG ..... 2 ARNOLD: cosuiessk«. S SGATEWAY. aeecsneed | ARNOLD..’..........8 | NORTH HILLS .....0 ARNOLD =. oc ke ver 11. BEAVER FALLS ....1 } WPIAL = CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: J. Migliorisi, E. Solomon, B. Sabo, J. Ciciarelli, D, Graziano, D, Gourley. SECOND ROW: F. Martin, D Barbiaux, G Hustak, D. Matra, A. Baroni, G. Harris, Coach Marino. THIRD ROW: R. Schaffer, D. Coyle, J. Unites, A. Silvestrin, C. Napierkow: ski, C. Johnson, V. Fantuzzo, J. Mazur. : HUGH SCOTT PENNSYLVANIA . Fa ? “mmifed Sicles Senate WASHINGTON, O0.C. Coach Jim Marino Anxnold High School Arnold, Pennsylvania! Dear Coach Marine: - My reantiest congratukations to you and 20507 ae ; your fine team on takirg the WPTAL Champconsntpey oer stand what a thac£ling vieteny es 3 noid! Tt was certainly 2he SORG ‘ eat tcam that won, but gtye Tie ¢ tulations 20 Jim Fantuzzo, WO ed the way. : a ge 2 , : . ’ = Wath warm best wesnes, ere Sincerely, Hugn Scoxt From the beginning, the 1965 baseball season looked bright for Coach Marino and his mighty Lions. With another year of experience under the belt for 11 of his versatile players, the Lions were expected to improve. But how do you improve on a section championship team with a 10-1 record? The Lions were determined that they could do so, and after finishing the first half of their schedule undefeated, they were established as the team to beat in section cight. But each attempt to do so by the opponents only further proved the Lions’ supremacy. The second half of the season resembled the first, until the Lions suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Springdale Dynamos. However, the Lions came back and won their three remaining games. Thus the Arnold nine successfully de- fended their section title and began planning for the W.P.I.A.L. playoff games, Their plans must have been well laid. Greensburg, North Hills, and Gateway fell in rapid succession before the booming bats and stellar defensive play of the Lions. | Thus the stage was set for the big game of the year, the W.P.I.A.L. championship, against the Beaver Falls Tigers. The Lions brought a successful season to a glorious end by easily trouncing the Tigers 11-1. Only one question remains to be answered. How do you improve on a W.P.1.A.L. Championship? Determination - pe ; er . Y se | Frank Martin Dave Graziano (266 a x No, first base is the other way! ay +aar Joe Unites Alan Baroni Dan Barbiaux John Ciciarelli, Jim Fantuzzo, John Mazur A Narrow Escape A Foiled Attempt A Happy Team Diamond Daze When you mention baseball, we say it’s ovr game For it is the one that brought us to fame. With Coach Jim Marino close by our side, We came back to our valley, bursting with pride. At the “House of Thrills” on the sixteenth of June We sent the Fallsmen to their doom. Of “Big Jim Suskiewich” we'd heard tales And after the first our faces had paled. They went ahead in the first when “Suskie” scored But they found the Lions could not be ignored. For Coach had put “Fanny” on the mound And we knew to victory we were bound. The Lions went ahead 5 to 1 in the third To disprove the tales of “Suskie” we'd heard. Baroni was walked; then a single by “Maz”; “Fanny's” single scored Alan for happier days. A bobble, a low pitch helped our John to score. Joe walked, “Chick” bunted, “Fanny” scored one more. 14 EB ee eis . dee Coyle safe on an error of a very nervous Tiger Allowed two more runs and the score rose even higher. The 4th opened with Alan getting hit by a ball; “Maz” singled, “Fanny” tripled—for “'Suskie” that's all! He left the mound behind 8 to 1 But our roaring Lions still were not done. They hit hard off Gray, in relief of poor ‘Suskie.” The Tigers tried hard, but our boys were too husky. They scored 3 more runs to make sure of the prize; They brought home the trophy—we're proud of our guys. It was a day of frustration for the Beaver Falls nine, But the Arnold High Lions were all feeling fine. So Suskie” was beaten, despite all the stories And Arnold fans showered their heroes with glories. Yes, our boys were all heroes—they never gave in— “Maz,” “Chick,” and Joe all helped with the win And “our boy Fanny was bursting with pride, “I'm never afraid with my coach by my side! ]. Elwell The Correct Way? a e “You're Out!” 139 Coach and Co-captains A Matter of Feet (but whose?) Togetherness Dan Coyle, Tony Silvestrin, Chester Napierkowski J. DeLuca, V. Grego, G. Shaffer Scores - 6% KEN HIGH LOWER BURRELL “a 4 : : A - = . st Anon A. Licata SECOND ROW: D. Licata, R. Palochik, Vv. R. Palochile, A. Licata. Artkowsky, J. DeLuca, G. Sasiter. ber me =, rks s N. Turco, J. Peluso FIRST ROW: K. Masnick Malecki, B. Baehl, N. Turco, J. Kuchta | ! ARNOLD... ARNOLD. K. Masnick, B. Baehl, J. Kuchta Scores ARNOLD.... ARNOLD ARNOLD.... ARNOLD ARNOLD ARNOLD NM we ONS Ba toa a dm dk a a SECOND ROW: “TE it weren't f the holidays—boy “If I have to laugh at that joke one more time .. You can lead a horse to water ... “I better run off a batch of fifties.” Congratulations Class of 1966 WHERE BAKING IS AN ART SPECIALISTS IN ; - DECORATED CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS POTTER’S 337-4241 1900 Kenneth Ave. ARNOLD, PA, JOSEPH S. PATI AND SONS) ESTABLISHED 1916 Formal Rentals and Tailoring LATEST STYLES : For Rent or Sale Tuxedos—Summer Forrnals Cutaways—Strollers—Tails Children's Tuxedos The Valley's Finest and Most Complete Stocks of Formal Wear Available for All Occasions Complete Rental Service from Ring Bearer to Groom APPOINTMENTS ANYTIME Dial 337-4751 857 3rd Ave. New Kensington, Pa. Congratulations, Seniors of 1966 ARNOLD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Companies Nos. | and 2 NORTHERN WESTMORELAND COUNTY UNITED LABOR COUNCIL AFL-CIO ee ee Joseph Ivanusic ON Vern Householder Recording Secretary .................. William Snyder OS Pete Lobur TE a ne Adam Petrosky Trustees ..... ie Wi ada v-sv.0's « Harvey Custer Felix Suzio Wallace Terry Sergeant-at-Arms .................0-55. Bruno Brunelli AR-KEN PLUMBING AND HOME SUPPLY Plumbing Supplies, Fixtures, Paint, Hardware, Garden and Lawn Supplies 337-431] 1612 Fifth Avenue or 3374337 PLUMBING “4 Sonepotlianl, ARNOLD, PA. Congratulations Seniors of 1966 ALLEGHENY LUDLUM STEEL CORPORATION PITTSBURGH 22, PENNSYLVANIA DYKE AUTOMOTIVE STORES INC. 201 Ninth Street New Kensington, Pa. Congratulations Class of 1966 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of O CLASS OF 1966 IAES Best Wishes Best Wishes to COOKE AND RYAN Registered Architects Class of 1966 1614 Fifth Avenue ARNOLD, PA. From ARNOLD ENOS COOKE, RA P.T.A. MILTON W. RYAN, RA a —— a — _ = There’s a ‘‘one and only’ RINGS ° PINS in refreshment, too MEDALS CHARMS excellent CUPS esign bien pa skilled craftsmanship superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST 226 Public St., Prov., R. I. New York Philadelphia MANUFACTURING JEWELERS BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Compliments MEMBERS OF ARNOLD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE President «us 5 ..cs000s eves eueeeeeeene Tom Tannas Executive Vice President .............--- Joe Provenzo Vieo Presicant . ;.. ... +s anaisaad ape Gino Marotta ey ere ee Dom A. Savile LC) ee ee Alex Prontremoli Dedicated to a United Effort for Community Betterment.” When You Think of Insurance Think of | HUNGER INSURANCE AGENCY DONALD H. HUNGER, Agent Your Friend and Neighbor Congratulations From W. R. GOTT For Style For Durability For Comfort FIFTH AVENUE ARNOLD 337-8821 or 337-6618 NU-KEN CANDY AND CIGAR CO. 647 Fifth Avenue NEW KENSINGTON, PA. ARCHIE MILLER For Better Men's Wear 964 Fifth Ave. 335-4212 162 AUTO STORES 1044 Fourth Ave. ¢ New Kensington, Pa. Phone: 337-3831 Where Spending is Saving MUFFLERS � AUTO PARTS � GENERATORS SCHMALEY’S Home Improvement Co. 1712 Fifth Ave. ARNOLD, PA. cS Congratulations R WHEN INTHE ¢ Seniors of 1966 Mo gO OOD EDNA HOTEL 1739 FIFTH AVE. ARNOLD, PA. FORCED AIR FURNACE CO. 1539 Fourth Ave. Arnold, Pa. SPECIALIZED SERVICE ON ALL HEATING EQUIPMENT : Phones Phones 335-2851 335-285! 335-4288 335-4288 ELMO B. CECCHETTI AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1715 Fifth Avenue 337-4283 ARNOLD, PA. | A MULTI-LIST BROKER Compliments BETTOR’S ARMY SPORTS STORE 856-858 FIFTH AVE, NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Sporting Goods tor Every Sport Delicious - - Tempting @ Home Made Candies NEW KENSING TON, PA. Phone: 335-4371 PREMUTICO’S SUNOCO SERVICE Vic, Vince, and Wayne Tune-Up, Brake Service, Minor Repairs State Inspection We Give S H Green Stamps 339-9592 4th Ave. and 18th St. ARNOLD, PA. TABBY’S GLASS SHOP Auto Glass a Specialty ALFRED THEIBERT, Prop. 1329-4th Avenue Phone: NEW KENSINGTON, PA. 337-3321 R GROce WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS o ¥ so. le, Don't Forget Every Day Is Bargain Day Here P. PASTURA SONS Groceries, Meats and Fruits 1617 5th Ave. ARNOLD, PA. FREE DELIVERY 335-2781 2 335-2981 ARNOLD LUMBER CO. Fourth Avenue at Fourteenth Street The Lumber Number 337-4700 LUMBER—MILLWORK—ROOFING—PAINT ITS A GINO E. MAROTTA VEASURE! WATCHMAKER JEWELER Authorized Agency for Bulova Watches Rings—Watches—Jewelry—Photo Supplies Watch and Jewelry Repairing—Engraving 1722 5th Ave. © ARNOLD, PA. 335-5530 Compliments THE ARNOLD DRUG STORE PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS 1707 Fifth Avenue 337-6508—ARNOLD, PA. and TOWN AND COUNTRY PHARMACY oem 2209 Freeport Road 335-2330—-NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Compliments MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES Phone 842-1691 Congratulations, Seniors BOYER’S CONCESSION Quality Refreshments For Sporting Events and Parties 20 Years of Dependable Service ' 1821 Leishman Ave. ARNOLD, PA. 335-9377 Gifts for all occasions ALANN JEWELERS CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER Authorized Longine and Wittnauer Sales and Service 1919 Fifth Ave. ARNOLD, PA. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1966 GAMMA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY Prembbenl? ois ricores any ome eee dee ee John Cimino Vien: President 5) 2.. 255 ack eee eee Greg Leonardi ee) ME CERES Or rs Dan Laporte Ya ( } TORE 5. oc ccche 0d ede oR TEER George Joseph Senior Representative . ................. Frank Lombardo Junior: ‘Repeasenhatiie...: 6x 0285009 csctanaereet Frank Martin Best Wishes to Class of 1966 From PETE, FRANK, and JOHN DONATI’S JOHASKY’S SERVICE STATION 1610 Freeport Road Arnold, Pa. = Phone: 339-9275 Best Service in Town’ Compliments MANZELLA FUNERAL HOME 1509 FIFTH AVENUE ARNOLD, PA. FRANCO BEAUTY ACADEMIES For the Finest Professional Training 415 Smithfield St. PITTSBURGH 19, PA, 600 Fallowfield Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. 342 9th St. NEW KENSINGTON, PA. 528 Merchant St. AMBRIDGE, PA. All Schools Completely Air Conditioned 157 PHYSICIANS Vote in 1988 Louis C. Ceraso M.D. Ray W. Croyle M.D. R. M. Evans Jr. M.D. Daniel Fine M.D. Charles M. Reel M.D. John E. Scheid M.D. D. H. Schumaker M.D. John A. Soroka D.D.S. Harold W. Thomas M.D. Less Government More Responsibility A Better World ROMY RS SHAW. 5.5 5 i5csie oe ccc vcss cee President BOBURN ON Ors sce ies sous eia's Vice-president Beate eee ah eran tea web ie wlois'e's-6 Senator PRN Gio nieaie cutis Senator Joseph Banichar Jr. Harry D. Berkey James Capezzi Francis L. Gressley Frank Kasper e oT ners Edward Killian ay Paul Livrone Mrs. Florence Bailey Themes, 1x. Raccts Mrs. M. J. Gensbigler Mrs. Stephen Grayson Mrs. Eleanor Horne Mrs. Helen C. Kasper Mrs. Cecelia Leach Mrs. Della Myers Mrs. Ruth A. Sipes Mrs. Muriel E. Wachter Mrs. Mildred Walter Atty. Ms. P. Louis De Mr. Mrs. C, R, Briggs aes Mr. Mrs, Joseph Clark Mr. Mrs. Wiblliarn Cline Mr, Mrs, R. Collodi Mr. Mrs. Louis Elias Mr. Mes, Henry Gabrish Mr. Mrs, Louis Greco ee Mrs, Joseph Lousche yh Mrs, Thomas Mangone r. Mrs. John Migliorisi rl Mrs. George N, Ofiesh tr Mrs. Chester Ostrowski Mr. Mrs. Frank Prescott Mr. Mrs, John Schwetz Mr. Mrs, Edward Stepano Mr. Mrs. Gene Zilinsts Mrs. David Culp Arnold High School Band Boosters Mrs. Julius Hornan Mrs. Simone McShane Mrs. Anna Stanko Mr. Jack Cali Mr. Mack Catella Mr. Angelo Colella Mr. John Defassio Mr. Pete DeMao Mr. Phil DeMao Mr. James Gallo Mr. J. F. Kunicki Mr. John Makuta Mr. Louis Provenzano Mr. Perry Salati Mr. Verdyn Stewart Mr. George Wolfson Mr. Bernard Zamperini QUARTERBACKERS Mrs. John Marra Mr. Mrs. James E. Meredith Mr. Mrs. John Palochik Mr. Mrs. Joseph Pagano Mr. Mrs. Francis Richards Mr. Mrs. Gust Rodites Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Solomon Mr. Mrs. Joseph Unites Mr. Mrs. Forbes Adams Mr. Mrs. Mario E. Baroni Mr. Mrs. Dom Colella Mr. Mrs. William Fisher Mrs. Joseph Gatto Mr. Mrs. George A. Joseph Mr. Mrs. Stephen Malecki Mr. Mrs. Demaree Manley Mr. Mrs. Frank Martin Mr. Mrs. John Acopine Mr. Mrs. Anthony Bianco Mr. Mrs. Theodore Cappone Mr. Mrs. Arthur DePalma Mr. Mrs. P. Louis DeRose Mr. Mrs. Howard Elwell Mr. Mrs. Raymond Korowicki Mr. Mrs. Eugene Mazur Lele Baxt Mr. Mrs. Alex Tannas re Mr. Mrs. Patsy Torchia Ruth Cribbs ; Joyce Greb Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Ursic Helen Hageal Jo-Ann Paulenda Martha Tefft Martha E. Zilmer FRANK’S OF FIFTH Falsetti The Tailor Longo’s Market McDonalds Hamburgers Monarch Co. Music Box New-Ken Pharmacy Reo's Flower Shop . . . Be a Lovelier You Try Either of the Two... Ritz Shop Vendig's Children Shop Erenk. oF aia Armstrong Studio Nader's Grill Arnold Typewriter And Supply Co. Peconi's Market Bellomo's Market Phil’s Barber Shop Bongi's Market Phil's Pizza House Conto's Market Robert's Furniture Co. 425 5th Ave. Giuliani's Market Ron's Beauty Salon Arnold, Pa. Janicik's Market Tallarico Shoe Repair 337-7610 Jimmie's Barber Shop Turner Book Store Josephine's Beauty Salon Vermari's Pizza Shop MERCHANTS IGGY’S SHOE STORE 1720 Fifth Avenue PHONE 339-1141 ARNOLD, PA. VALOS HOUSE OF CANDY Distinctive HOME MADE Candy 335-5281 1718 Fifth Ave. ARNOLD, PA. Also New Kensington Plaza JOHN GRAYSON . 1038 Fourth Ave. . NEW KENSINGTON, PA. T C HOBBY HOUSE 724 Fifth Ave. NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Phone: 335-424] 335-2621 664-7154 YOUR HOME TOWN DAIRY SERVICE 2706 Leechburg Rd. NEW KENSINGTON, PA. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 ESTABLISHED 1859 KEN KAMERA Photo and Hobby Supplies reas Pars NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Heights Plaza ......... -o.es...ee...... NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA. HECKERS SERVICE QUAKER STATE GAS—OIL—LUBRICATION Tire Recapping—Battery Service 1701 Freeport Rd. ARNOLD, PA. Phone 339-9274 MEET CROWNS WEAR DIAMONDS ee 940 Fourth Ave., New Kensington Yutrttious DAIRY PRODUCTS ad THE KEYSTONE DAIRY CO. QUALITY PRODUCTS Dairy Store 337-3568 329 Sixth Avenue 661-3020 Our 28th Year mii R ( Robert S. Rusiewiez Funeral Home FIFTH AVENUE AT FOURTEENTH STREET ARNOLD, PENNSYLVANIA =S Phone: Funeral Directors 335-2841 ROBERT S. RUSIEWICZ 339-1536 WILLIAM R. RUSIEWICZ BEST WISHES JO-DUKE PONTIAC INC. PONTIAC—TEMPEST The Friendliest Guys in Town DUKE GEORGE JOE PROVENZO Owners é 1542 Constitution Blvd. Phone 7 Arnold, Pa. 337-4556 Congratulations, Class of 1966 DANKO‘’S PASTRY SHOPS Office New Kensington Arnold Lower Burrell 958 Fourth Ave. 1709 5th Ave. New Ken Plaza 337-8152 337-3620 335-1080 rv vn OO Compliments MELODY RESTAURANT 968 4th Ave. 339-9296 NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Qual} cleaning ARNOLD SUPER CLEANERS ce AW WE CLEAN CLOTHES CLEANER “ey y iN V, All Work Done in Our Own Plant i DANS CARL GENTILE FRANK Peggy NELSON ee hee a Phone: 335-541! 1805 Fifth Avenue ARNOLD, PA. CONTACT LENSES DR. S. PICONE Optometrist 409 Tenth Street NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Phone 335-823! 167 MILLER BROS. SHOES 908 FIFTH AVE. Newest styles for the Teen-agers Shoes for the Entire Family Shop Our Big Downstairs Store | Happy Future Class of 1966 os2 FoOUuURrTM ava., HOw RONGINGTONM, PA. NORTH STAR VILLAGE PIZZA Always a Winner With Everyone | Taste Tempting PIZZA 1065 5th Ave. Famous Since 1929 Route 8 NEW KENSINGTON Open 7 Days a Week BAKERSTOWN JIM ELIAS GARAGE 339-9046 NOVOTNY AUTO BODY 335-2451 OFFICIAL AM) GARAGE IKE MILLER 1385 Fourth Ave., NEW KENSINGTON, PA. GEORGE ELIAS 335-6424 24-Hour Towing Service 337-6178 FURNACES FRIGIDAIRE AIR-CONDITIONING AUTOMATIC HEATING SUPPLY COMPANY 335-8532 1708 5th Ave. ARNOLD, PA. Rotter's Home Center 1155 WitoLtire LooGe ROAD LowerR BURRELL. PA. 15069 PHONE: 337-6535 PHONE: 362-2366 SS a 3 ——— ¥ = a3u ats 337-8830 GHIA AUTO REPAIR Your Car Is Our Specialty LOUIS V. GHIA Owner Constitution Blvd. and Ewing St. ARNOLD, PA. VALLEY OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Typewriters—Adding Machines Cash Registers 1124 Fifth Avenue 335-365! NEW KENSINGTON, PA. GENE’S MARINE and ouTBOAnCS ALT RO Re SEAT COVER CO. Free Expert Installation 300 Stevenson Blvd. GENE MAZZOTTA Route 356 Bypass 337-3563 New Kensington, Pa. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1966 DELTA PHI OMEGA SORORITY OFFICERS PEA sips tase dass evaraes Linda Corchia RM OOM TTS, chy 5 4 G05 004.5 Sa..2 ave y die Barbara Tusing SULT a aly ¥4.5-4 019.9 9.9.55. 4.4 9,4.� 9-000-0 Sandy Albanese RMR SINT sr yc idikst:s, sine ho 2 p00 6-0 2 Rhonda Falcon Senior Representative ................045 Debby Hecker CL MMCROOUNIENVE! ool inis cbse tesscnees Cathy Cali Sophomore Representative ................ Mary K. Kido IEEE EEE Phone: 339-9861 Phone: 339-9862 LUCCHETTI AUTO PARTS VINCENT LUCCHETTI, Prop. We Specialize in Salvaged Parts Free Teletype Service to 50 Major Cities 2300 Constitution Blvd. New Kensington, Pa. ” el Congratulations, Class of '66 SUZY’S BEATRICE HANLON, Prop. Corner of Alcoa Dr. and Drey St. Phone: 339-9439 M L PLUMBING MERLE L. COWEN Repairs and New Installations Electric Eel Specialists Don't Dig 1609 Leishman Ave. Arnold, Pa. Dial 335-7768 THE STORE OF FASHIONS 955 FOURTH AVE. NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Compliments of a Friend Congratulations Class of 1966 SHOP ‘N’ SAVE 100 Tarentum Road, Riverview Plaza New Kensington, Pa. 15068 ASCHI NADER Owners GOOD LUCK EDWARD M. NEE Transfer and Storage 306 Murray Ave. Phone: ARNOLD, PA. 335-1761 Compliments of SERVICE WHEN NORTH STREET a. NEED IT SERVICE STATION I iS5O— DONALD (DON) BENGEL ARNOLD PA. CALL FOR Congratulations Class of 1966 STORE ADDRESS 1731 Freeport Road Ja ARNOLD, PA. MARTIN REXALL DRUG STORE Serving Arnold, Lower Burrell, New Kensington, and Surrounding Areas FREE DELIVERY LOFT'S CANDIES SOLD EXCLUSIVELY VISIT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN 1729 5th Ave. ARNOLD, PA. 335-9833 mer Compliments of i. WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM PENNSYLVANIA a The Arnold Plant of the AMERICAN SAINT GOBAIN CORPORATION Congratulates THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1966 and the ARNOLD SCHOOL SYSTEM The company as well as the employees are proud of having been a part of this community for over fifty years. Collectively we extend our best wishes to the graduating class of ‘66 for continued success in their re- spective fields of endeavor. | ALMA MATER Alma Mater, Benevolent and great, Arnold High School, Oh help us in our fate! Alma Mater, Glorious, Thou art e’er victorious And with thy spirit Guide us to the truth and Light forever more. j Wie Sow an act, reap a a habit; otaiad a asaniaie reap a DESTINY.” Oe ane a thoug| f, reap 0 an oe