Bishop Boyle High School - Lance Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1967 volume:

yjoyfe 1967 fofume 2 fBoyfe Jfiyfi ScAoof 3fom es ea f, fennsyfoania Our 7fi e ne S piri i i AND WHAT IS SPIRIT? S piri i is . . . going to the junior- senior prom . . . practicing for the Spring Concert with the Glee Club . . . being tired, yet going on . . . appreciating the hard word, the soft hand, the kind heart . . . being excited when you read about Boyle in the MESSENGER . . . leading, though no one follows . . . walking up the aisle at St. Teresa's to receive that diploma you've awaited since the first day you walked in the Post Office entrance . . . coming back to teachers and classmates . . . spreading Christian joy and love with SPIRIT. - Ginny McElhinny Editor . being a Boyle student . going to Noon Mass . cheering at a game . coming into the auditorium in silence . holding your locker partner's books while he hunts for his physics notebook . going from the caf to the 3rd floor without grumbling . loving the Lancers, even when they don't win every game . cramming for that exam you've known about for two weeks . decorating for the semi-formal 2 Administration and Gon en s Underclassmen............................page 78 page 40 Organizations . . .......... page 60 Activities 3 6 Needless to say, I am very pleased and honored to learn that this yearbook is being dedicated to me. Boyle High School is one of our youngest secondary schools, but it is already well known for its loyalty to our oldest and best traditions. Hence, the honor paid me is indeed a treasured one. I would hope, however, that the students who decided this dedication will understand it in the sense which I have taken the liberty of interpreting it. Frankly, I do not relish the dedication as something per- sonal, but rather as a dedication to those values and ideals which my office as Bishop and as Superinten- dent represent. In this sense, your choice is deeply appreciated. I take this to mean, then, that your graduation theme will be a renewed determination to seek the best in your personal and common life in terms of love of the Church and love of our community, for the office of Bishop and Superintendent truly stand for these. Hence, you will be determined, as graduates of Boyle High School, to live as staunch, alert and dedicated citizens of both Church and nation. This ideal is a goal worthy of all Catholic students and quite in keeping with the traditions of Boyle High School. We expect that Boyle students and graduates will accept this lofty objective as their own and constantly strive to achieve it, and having achieved it, make their contribution to Church and nation. If they do, then the sacrifices made daily to have Boyle High School will seem as nothing to bishops, priests, parents, teachers and community. May I express sincere congratulations to the Class of 1967 and add the prayer that you will always be loyal to the principles which give meaning to the school, and have determined its unique character. These same principles will give meaning to your life and help you form a truly noble Christian character. — Bishop John B. McDowell Dedication In every age, great men have arisen to stamp an era with their character. Common to the great is a zest for living, an energetic drive, a passion for action that can be summarized in the word SPIRIT. It is the spirit of a man that makes him a leader, that makes his influence felt in ever-widening circles. Where that spirit is dynamic, properly channelled, and youthful, there is no telling how he can change the world; there is no measuring his influence on that world. Such a man, such an influence, such a force for good is Pittsburgh's school superintendent, Bishop John B. McDowell. Under his leadership, the Catholic school system of Pittsburgh has become synonymous with progress, with open mindedness, with vitality and growth. Wherever the best in educational progress is mentioned, the name of Pittsburgh’s educational leader is there. He has made the diocese the place where the action is ; in many cases, he has been in the vanguard of that action. He has dared. Because of his tremendous foresight and his faith in the future, he has had the courage to undertake tasks larger and vaster than his own lifetime. These are the qualities that we admire in our Bishop, our school superintendent. They are the qualities that most appeal to our youthful ideals, to our unhampered spirit, and to our desire for challenge. Our zest for life, like his, is great. Because he typifies for us the spirit of challenge, creativity, and resourceful- ness, the Senior class of Boyle High School dedicates this issue of BOYLE 1967 to 10 The Most Reverend John J. Wright, D.D. BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH 9 or you, 9 am a fjisf op, but cvitfi you 9 am a GAristian —c5 lucjustine Uhe Spirit of Aui iorifp is Service Father Richard L. Conboy, S.T.L., Headmaster Bound by charity to one another and to their students, and penetrated by the apostolic spirit, . . . (they) give witness to Christ, the unique Teacher, by their lives as well as by their teachings. — Declaration on Catholic Education Sister M. Martina, S.C., Vice Principal M.A. 13 Dfistory Sr. M. Liguori, D.D.R. Father Peter Ptlarsk! Mr. Daniel Krlkston Beautiful, therefore, and truly solemn is the vocation of all those who assist parents in fulfilling their task, and who re- present human society as well, by undertaking the role of school teacher. This calling requires extraordinary qualities of mind and heart, extremely careful pre- paration, anda constant readiness to begin anew and to adapt. — Declaration on Christian Education 14 JKaih Mr. Elmer Hensler Sr. Mary Alice, D.D.R. as ness Sr. Donna Marie, S. C. Sr. Ann Margaret, S. C. Sr. Marie Berchmans, S. C. Mrs. Gilda Mammone Miss Geraldine Stec Science Jfea i )- cJy n 17 Mr. Timothy Bober Sr. Anna Marie, V.S.C. LATIN Mr. Thomas Jackman LATIN Sr. M. Ursula, O.S.F. SPANISH Classical Canyuaye CIToc ern Mr. Joseph Leon SPANISH Mrs. Madeleine Bree Father John Klein FRENCH FRENCH, GERMAN 18 Let teachers work strenuously to in- spire personal initiative on their students’ part . . . — Declaration on Christian Education Sr. M. Roberta, D.D.R. 19 Mrs. Dolores Carr RECEPTIONIST Mrs. Adele Peretieh BOOKKEEPER Even though George Kennelly is using MEDIEVAL MYTHS and Mike Dembski holds Eric Fromm's THE ART OF LOVING as references, Senior boys carry on an active dis- cussion in Mr. Leon's religion class. All that seems to be missing is Bill Cosby’s Noah. 20 Sharon Hobart ob- serves a poster on Bible Week made by the religion classes. Fr. Pilarski, Tony Russo, and Marty Finegan aren't sing- ing but discussing one of the many topics of the junior relig- ion course. This was the first class after the Notre Dame- Michigan State game. Could it be . . . ? The rest of the class listens most attentively. Sister M. Antoinette waits for the right answer which appears slow in coming with a sophomore religion class. Perhaps her senior girls will brighten up the day. 21 Sr. M. Sharon, V.S.C. seems somewhat surprised at the answers she is getting in English-literature, sophomore style. All the students in Miss Reznik's junior English litera- ture class concentrate on their assignments. All that is except Anna Marie Siket, Joe Colizza, and George Serechin,who pause for the flash of a bulb. THE LIFE OF THE ARTS, FAR FROM BEING AN INTER- RUPTION, A DISTRACTION IN THE LIFE OF A NATION, IS VERY CLOSE TO THE CENTER OF A NATION’S PURPOSE-- AND IS A TEST OFTHE QUAL- ITY OF A NATION'S CIVILI- ZATION. —John F. Kennedy Mr. Keally uses one of the many aids in teaching junior English composition. Pat McClintic, Tom Connelly, Pat Swick, Sheila Pechin, and Donna Rettgar gaze at the screen or just gaze. 22 Dimensions of C ny is i From the expressions on Mr. Manear’s humanities class, he must have just completed a vivid description the three modes of discourse. It’s really a post- test session. Summer School students make use of the overhead projector for a quick exercise under the guidance of Sr. Ro- salia. So this is English lit , muses Ed Peretich If only I could blow it out.” A MAN BLEEDS, STARVES, SUFF DESPAIRS, NOT AS AN AMERICAN O RUSSIAN OR A NEGRO OR A CHINE BUT IN HIS INNERMOST BEING AS MEMBER OF A SINGLE HUMAN RACE. -- A. Stevenson Mr. Mulvihill patiently waits for the returns of the American history tests and possibly, for the bell. William Chapko, Mark Turon, Bill Bingham, and MikeMroz intently study the economics and government course taught by Mr. Keally. Mr. Mannion's question in world history will be answered in a minute. Barbara Jo Dominici has that disgusted look that American history tests bring. Other re- flections are by juniors Debbie Kondis, Mike Coyne, Veronica Kovacs, Barbara Uhler, and Tony Russo. 24 The sophomore world history class por- trays the seriousness of youth .... . . . What happened ? Getting down to one of Sr. Liguori's typically serious P.O.D. classes are Pauline Bodnar, Wanda Sch- lecht, and James Stitt. The board is also typical. Regis Majcher and James Shafer use the map, one of the many aids in the classrooms, for Mr. Jack- man's sophomore world culture class. Sue Shank sees another map. Where, Sue? 25 Paul Markowitz never real- ized how much trouble a bad boy could be until he tried to decline him” in Mr. Jackman's Latin I class. One volunteer is all I ask, says Mr. Jack- man to his freshman Latin class ... It appears that Paul Markowitz has been drafted for declens- ion at the board. 3ah'n a ? Ger e Latin 4 students, Bob Leitzel and Gino Smalley show varied concern for what Sr. Anna Marie would like to get across. It must be a Friday afternoon. Deutsc i? G7al A German I class was added to the curriculum this year and many students responded. The different expressions of Father Klein are displayed. It must be Kaffee Klatsch time! 26 Sr. Ursula supplies the setting for the translation of Span- ish 4 for Elaine McKinney, Colleen Kinevey, and Linda Kirsch. 7rancais Expressions ranging from anxiety (Charles Ranson) to interest (Margie Burgy) across the faces of French I stu- dents as they wait for Mme. Bree to return a test paper. 27 Room 201 Where the action is ... in the vib- ration of Gerry Ducko's op art . . . in Deby Ditillo's carvingan idea into form . . . in Tom Baker’s painting har- mony of color . . . in Sr. Roberta's guidance in creativity and freedom 9£e artist s iou cf foue life ancf s iow us f iat it is Beautiful lS)it iout Ai n we miy it no t Jincf it so. — yinato e France ... in freshmen tempera design. . . . nomoustraps here for Charlene Brown. 28 JITustc washes away from the sou the c ust of eueryc ay hfe. —Jiertho cf htuer ach Room 213 isn't on television yet, though appearance and sound lead us to believe so with the Sophomore Chorus practicing Sing Gloria. Here’s the inside story on them. HONORS mg i WORK. UQ LOVCS M£ V HCN I ' . .UU ■ -v; All freshmen have an opportunity for music classes with Sr. Marie John who gives them here, a lesson in listening. The upbeat is given to the Glee Club made up of jun- ior and senior students. From classroom singing to private rehearsals, as Keith Caito, Deby Ditillo, Jim Lenkner, and Margaret Heim demonstrate with Sr. Marie John, to the real performance--Boyle’s mu- sic department rates ex- cellent. 29 aa-3£ c C Mr. Baden acquaints the fresh- men general science with the effects of heat . . . . . . and surprises Albert Pol lock with a question. cienee surprises School isn’t just for nine months for most stu- dents. Here, some freshmen take a peek of what’s in store for them in biology course during sum- mer school session. Charlotte Miller weighs the precipation while Rose- mary Pusatere works the calculations after an ex- periment in chemistry lab. Sr. Goretti prepares a surprise from her bi- ology files as she in turn is surprised. Mr. Baden explains the vector to the senior physics class. The vector is as easy as phili- dog and as mysterious as Jim- my Durante and is as fearful to encounter a s Abraham Lin- coln. 30 Sr. Genevieve explains one of the many pro- blems in A. P. chem- istry. Although we can't see the expres- sion on his face, we hope that Larry Con- nelly grasps the equa- tion. an cfcfi iscoueries Double, double, toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble. When shall we three meet again?” are the thoughts of A. P. chemistry students Bob Leitzel, Simon Kovalik, and Terry Shields. JlCat iem atics No this is not the side that had 27% fewer cavities. It's Miss Rez- nik's freshman class learning the fundamentals of algebra. Freshman algebra I class at- tentively watches as Mr. Baden (un- seen) explains the quantity of un- known factors. 'rings pro £fe. ms Junior John Colizza actually is the only stu- dent in calculus class taught by Sr. Marie Ber- chmans. Individual sch- eduling and individual teaching is a reality at Boyle. 32 Bernadette Yanek mul - tiplies binomials in Sr. Marie Berchmans' algebra 2 class. Six times three was never like this! Whereas, Sr. Donna Marie’s expression is cheerful, the mixed expressions of sopho- more students reveal the complications of plane geometry. It's not so plain after ail! answers Sister Ann Margaret, who is never a- lone, talks with a group of algebra 2 students after the bell. To earnest scholars, no class is ever really dismissed. 33 3£e Dfanc s 3£e Ofancfs Of I 7. Jo nan Business is a man's world, but without a woman's hands, it would be almost totally paralyzed. The woman in business has come to stand for efficiency, service, willingness. Because a woman manages the de- tails, a man can devote his time to the big decisions that confront him. Boyle's secretaries-to-be are con- scious of their role in the business world and have made service the key word in the development of their skills. Miss Geraldine Stec, BUSINESS TEACHER, at the files. Cheryl Lipay and Irene Needham at the CALCU- LATORS. CLEANING TYPEWRITERS AND CHANGING RIBBONS: Francis Radis, Janet Asmonga, Virginia McElhinny, Linda Davis, Cheryl Lipay, Kathy Phillips, and Rose Majkowski. L Bui 7£e T$)orJ? 7s 77e I'JorA? Of G irist Andrea Nemchik at the FOLDER. Mary Lou Godec and Rosemarie Fedorke at the MIMEOGRAPH; Lorraine DiLucia, at the TYPEWRIT- ER. Heads together for BOOKKEE P- ING; Dave Verbanick, Paul Kundrat, EdGrosick, Mr. Olliffd, and WiUiam Barca. SHORTHAND WRITERS Loretta Kinevey, Linda McGreevy, Virginia McElhinny, and Karyn Russo. TYPISTS: Beverly Os- trowski, Judith Crawford, Laura Davis, Carol Mich- aliszyn, Suellen Connolly, Mary Roth, James Tunney, Mariann Swetz, and Barbara Pajak. 35 An innovation at Boyle this year is Independent Study, whereby upperclassmen can utilize their free periods in any way they wish for enrichment or for more help in a subject. Dolores Jacobs seems to be taking full advantage of the opportunity in the chemistry room. Sc uvaS Vocational The second year in welding finds Michael Dembskiapro in that field at Schwab. Bob Dan- kovic gives his undivided atten- tion to his assignment in the first year of auto shop. C educational features independent Study Juniors and seniors get the opportunity for a shared- time program at two schools in the area. Schwab Vocational (across the street from Boyle) accommodates boys only. Steel Valley Tech welcomes boys and girls as Gary Lucas and Ed Sage board a school bus for the ride. Steel 1 )alley ectinica c jcnooI Leonard Saus, David Rakar, and Michael Hricz, under the direction of Mr. Shamey, manipulate the test bench power panel in hydraulics or fluid power class. 36 Mr. Hemphill calculates the force of gravity acting on slope for students James Stitt and George Gribar in civil construction 2. Gary Lucas looks as if he will cause an upset by the weight in his hands. Under the watchful eyes of instructor Mr. B. Kaiser and Pauline Bod- nar, Bruce Varga resets memory locations on the computer. Secretly, Mark Stulginsky, Kathy Alexander, Connie Colizza, and Kathy Dankovic are trying to make report cards during data processing class to sell to Boyle students in need. S ee 1 )a Iey UccAnicaf Sc Aoo It’s as easy as pie, Mr. Paul says as he demonstrates the technique of drawing ele- vations. But with visions of bulldozers in their heads, we see Bill States, Ed Sage, Jim Hasak, Ken Manfred, Mark Ruddy, Laurene Bossert, and Joe Corso in civil construct- ion 1 class. Ed Peretich isn’t really playing switc hboard operator though AC has a busy signal in electronics. Mr. Coder and Rudolph Sterner are try- ing to get on the line. Stan Wrobel looks like a pro at the diesel engine with Mr. Yoder. And this really isn't a portable television set in electronics 1 though the ocilloscope has certainly captured the interest of Dave Voe- lker, Frank Bator ick, instructor Mr. O'Brien, Paul Maxin, and John Salay. A Sound JlCincf in a Sound iody The senior girls gym classes are full of action. Mary Lee Spelman and Elaine McKinney show determination in kicking the ball to their team's side of the gym in a relay game. Urging the team onward are Mary K. Spelman, Anne Tomica, Elizabeth Hallman, Margaret Heim, Janet Bodnar, and Carolyn Lancos. The opposing team is exerting just as much energy in encourage- ment. The study of mental health is not neglected, as seen here in the sen- ior health class, instructed by Mrs. London. 38 Enthusiasm (to have their pictures taken) is shown by the senior boys during a health class. Mr. Bober lectures on health problems to the students. .. .in Jfea i i ancf G asses While I'm struggling to do twenty- five push ups, I'll bet the guy up- stairs is sleeping,” thinks Gary Lester. Although it seems that way, Francis Popp is really straining to keep his feet six inches off the floor. 39 40 41 A lW'fnS J)oy e easons Students express tneir tnanxs ai Thanksgiving time by giving to the Little Sisters of the Poor. SI Performing for the 1966 Spring Concert are the Freshman Chorus and the folk dancers. Mr. Manear's 106 shows its Christmas spirit. Carmella Fucillo, re- presenting Mexico, pre- sents her gift in the United We Sing Christmas perfor- mance at Carnegie Music Hall as the Glee Club sings A Mexican Christmas Pro- cession. 42 Auditorium: October 14, 1966 ’’Where the Aetion Is” c spirit in Cflclion.• Jj fac anc Jofcf Z) 2 Carmen DeLuca brings the micro- phone down to Sister Donna Marie's level, as he thanks her for her part in Black and Gold Day. Homeroom 109, led by Sr. Liguori, get ready for the festivities, too. Mary Lee Spelman, Tony Amendola, and Mr. Mulvihi 11 stuff Serra. ''We'll beat the stuffing out of them.” 43 Homecoming court and their escorts: Andrea Nemchick; Pat Slater, Queen Colleen Kine- vey, Linda Kirsch, Kitty Cullen, Frank Greca, Dave Timko, Paul Weir, Jim Kontul and Dave Hornyak. Coach Magee re- peats his famous speech; Now I'm not much at mak- ing speeches: Blah, Blah, Blah.. Escort Paul Weir presents Colleen with the queen's bouquet. JJuiiincj 1 fom ecominy [ Joyet er The bright spot of Homecoming weekend. 44 Colleen Kinevey thanks Sister Ann Margaret for making home- coming weekend possible. Jim Kontul shows that behind every great Lancer mascot Jim Astuto shows off his suit of armor. The Steel City Trio leads the singing of Rock My Soul” at the Friday night reception. 45 . . . the four trumpeters accompanying the Hallelujah Chorus. . . . Boyle's fabulous band making a concert appearance. . . . the Magi and Angels adoring the Christ Child. Uhe Souncf of Christmas Cpirit ... a beautiful shepherd tableaux of 1966 . . . the Sophomore Chorus and narrator David Murray. . . . the expression on Sr. Marie John's face as she holds her Glee Club on pitch. We could havedancedall night, think dancing couples Jack Horensky and Kathy Swick, Dave Hornyak, and Kitty Cullen. 7))inter J.)on c er ancf That the semi-formal was a big success is evident from the ex- pressions of Jack Wassell, Pat McCiintic, and Irene Needham. Well, it's finally my turn, says Roger Ellis. 48 Speech 43 rpm Rita Deffenbaugh, Johnny Hess, and Jim Roth dance on without partners. Where they are nobody knows. Larry Bost and Barb Froelich manage a treat- ment by the Monkees their way. The Feedbacks demonstrate the ability that won their victory in the Battle of the Bands. Cherish is sung and played by Yank Urban Bianchi , Mickey Dorko, Dave Patterson, Jerry Patterson, and Joe Sedon. ances Members of the dance committee at work: Jerry States spins discs and Larry Kratzenberg spins (no!) sells pop. The space program is explained to students by a representative from NASA. Past, Mrs.Simcho, what's 8 base 7 in the new math? whis- pers Mrs. Tomica during National Education Week. Soyou think we better enter the army? Nick Kopay and Jack Wassell ask a college representative on college day. Monica Leech,National Honor Society member, presents an award at the award's assembly last June, 1966. Boyle boys must wear ties at all times and Jim Len- kner shows that they obey the rules. (Would you be- lieve he washed out part of his shirt because of spa- ghetti sauce?) 50 7ifm Jestiuaf I.D. cards here for extra credit” says Mr. Manear, chairman of the Film Fes- tival as Judy Crawford col- lects admission. Dave Patterson and Dan Spellman, Projectionist Club members, make sure everything is in order for the showing of Lust for Life.” A captivated audience (almost) watches David Copperfield.” Other fea- tures during the festival were Tea and Sympathy,” and Brothers Karamazov.” At intermission, the F.T.A. sold cookies and pop at all performances. Colleen Kinevey, Geri Erleba, andGinoSmalley are members. Frank Wargo, Jim Kontul, Monica Leech, and Elaine Stolick are customers. 51 Uhe Center of the Oat (j Ccheciu e . . oon The option exercised at noon time shows students at Mass, study, or lunch. At St. Mary Magdalene's, Fr. Conboy's homilies strike home. Father Klein here distributes with communion and then the crowd wends its way to the cafeteria. Lunch time is talk time too. Sr. Martina converses with senior boys; Bob Claire lis- tens. Mary Beth Slater joins the listening group; Frank Wargo munches on his candy bar. 52 U ie Jfiy i JJoinl of the funior f ear Leading the pledge of loyalty is Junior class presi- dent, Martin Finegan. ’’Here you go, Wayne, now you're an upperc lass man, says Father Conboy to Wayne Bugel. Teresa Sheehy leaves the altar with her ring as Anna Marie Siket, Claire Sinchak and Mary Beth Slater approach Father. Served by senior girls, the juniors enjoy ring day brunch. 53 The 1966 prom, Oriental Sun- set , queen and her court: Dick Snyder and Andrea Nemchik, Col- leen Kinevey and Carmen DeLuca, Linda Kirsch, King and Queen Bill Parnell and Bonnie Shank, Steve Bartko and Marita Miles, Bob Ward and Teresa Wakefield, and Mary Jo Kozbelt and Jim Kudis. And then they danced. CProm Un ime Juniors plan the '67 prom. The girls have named it Dais- ies in May. Looks like the boys are searching for some- thing more masculine. 54 JKarcfi Sras Uhe spirit of Hey, what do you think you're doing,” these senior girls seem to be saying as the photographer calls for their attention while making decorations for Mardi Gras. ”Ahh, isn't he cute! says raffle win- ner Tony Russo to Bob Leitzel and Franny Pajak. After three wins Joanne Schu- etz pauses a bit. The king and queen: Gene Saus and Elaine McKinney. A 55 Enjoying the Mardi Gras. Serene and serious, Sr.Martina leads the first graduating class oi Boyle out of St. Mary Magdalene Church. 7irs 5'racfuation C)fass of '66 There's a jubilation which comes with accomplishment. Who said man cannot fly? The Honorable Judge Hugh Boyle and Headmaster Father Richard Conboy walk down Amity Street to the graduation re- ception at school. 56 C ’ ass o 1967 Walking the halls of Boyle near the end of their senior days with Mr. Olliffe are Dennis Verosky and Tony Amendola. Pretty soon we’ll be leaving for good. It's a pretty mixed-up feeling. It won't be long until we’ll be wearing these things for the real thing, Ed Peretich tells Irene Needham as they express the typical graduate look. The beginning of graduation starts early as seniors fill out order blanks for graduation an- nouncements and name cards. A great honor is bestowed on two great seniors. Sister Martina, vice principal, presents Janet Bodnar and Bob Leitzel with their letters of selection as National Merit Scholarship finalists. 57 58 59 f? ?A inI i AfiOfl Cwunci From the beginning Boyle's Student Council has had good leadership. This year’s officers are nc ex- ception. Behind projects which ranged from Home- coming to the Mardi Gras, they proved that coopera- tion and leadership are the keys to success. We see them here with their moder- ator. Robert Leitzel President Roseann Zaremba Mary Lee Finegan Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Sister Ann Margaret, S. C. Student Council Moderator Working both alone and in conjunction with the Student Council, this year's Senior Class Officers typify the ambition every senior has. They are: Terry Shields, Treasurer; Sister Liguori, senior class moderator; Carmen DeLuca, vice presi- dent; Carolyn Lancos, secretary; Dave Timko, president. s Off. veers 60 Cation a Jhfonor ociety NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Janet Bodnar Pauline Bodnar Car mella Fucillo George Gribar Simon Kovalik Monica Leech Robert Leitzel James Lenkner Jean Novotny Edward Peretich Wanda Schlecht Terrence Shields Mary Kay Spelman Mary Lee Spelman Norma Thomas Anne Tomica John Urban Patricia Bolger Lorraine OiLucia Geraldine Erleba Mary Lee Finegan Virginia McElhinny Kathleen Rabb John Smalley Dave Timko Patricia Cauley John Colizza Claire Coopie Barbara Dominici Thomas Horensky Martin Finegan Michael Kelly Deborah Kondis Janet Orosz Beverly Ostrowski Mary Pajak Patricia Patterson Ronald Poland Anthony Russo Ruth Spelman Mary Treshler Barbara Uhler John Weir Father Conboy congratu- lates the new members of the Honor Society as he address the assembly. Dr. Lawrence A. Griffin, Ph.D., superin- tendent of the Munhall public schools, was guest speaker at the assembly. Junior Beverly Ostroski receives her National Honor Society Pin and card from Father Conboy, as mem- bers Janet Bodnar and John Urban watch the ceremony with interest. Parents present at the Honor Society Assembly watch the induction of their sons and daughters with pride. Language Honor Members WandaSchlecht, Joe Yarnevich, Colleen Kinevey, Elaine McKinney, Mary K. Novis, Margaret Hein, Dave Tinko, Nancy Burgy, Marguerite Hoffman, Pat Cauley, Sharon Hobart, and Paul Weir go over a Spanish translation with moderator Sister Ursula. Ed Peretich, president, seems to be the center of inter- est in this discussion of the Math Honor Society. Besides Ed, the members are Veronica Kovacs, Patricia Patterson, Claire Coopie, Terry Shields, Larry Connelly, John Colizza, and Martin Finegan. Bakefor 1 hour at 350°, wasn't exactly what Chemistry Honor student Franny Pajak had in mind as she prepared to coat a nickel plate with silicone. Ranking among the best in the state, Boy- le's Business Honor members Lorraine Di- Lucia, Lucy Quinlan, Ginny McElhinny, Anna Marie, Brody, Loretta Kinavey, Linda McGreevy, and Kathy Rabb have a right to be proud of their accomplishments. 62 Dfonor Societies You’re not grasping the impact of the situation, Sr. Liguori tells her History Honor members: Chuck Carr, Martin Barkin, Dennis Knapp, Derris Jeff coat, Cathy Stecher, Chris Harbodin, Ron Maxin, Libro Oniboni, and Ray Gretz. Boyle Musart Honor members, Carol Pusatere, Wanda Schlecht, and George Gribar listen attentively to a lecture on Rumanian archi- tecture in one of the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh's many nationality rooms. Norm Polivka in Pitt’s Syrian Room. Displaying their ability to convert thoughts and ideas into words and sentences are these members of the Writers Honor Society. With moderator Mr. Keally are: Pauline Bodnar, Pat Bolger, Monica Leech, Janet Bodnar, Kathy Spelman, and Norman Polivka. 63 Guidance counselor, Father Campbell discusses various prob- lems with college Directors of Admission. Versatile Mr. Hensler does everything from teaching math- ematics to running errands to getting kids into colleges. What is A Harvard? questions Tom Baker, while underclassmen get individual attention concerning a scheduling difficulty. Miss Barry sorts IBM report cards to be sent out to the pastors as one of her many duties as guidance secretary. cipline both mean Mr. Mulvihill as he scouts the halls for violators of the law. Father C. A. Koob, Sec- retary General of the NCEA, speaks to the Father's Club on the Greeley-Rossi and' Notre Dame report on Cath- olic schools. On stage are Father Murphy,Pastor of Res- urrection Church; Father Campbell, guidance counse- lor; Father Conboy, head- master, and Mr. Paul Kontul, president of the Father's Club. Semi-formal guests are having as much fun as the kids. A social and scholastic life are shared. Boyle parents show their interest in the school by sponsoring and attending such events as Nite at the Races, the covered dish dinner, and participating in National Education Week. 65 U£e Spirit of Beaming is Jteacfing From freshmen religion to senior literature, librarian Sister M. Patricia is always willing to help. Student Librarians Anna Marie Brody, Debbie Ondo, Frank Baker, Janice Besselman, and Sharita Camp- bell prepare books for circulation as part of their job as Student Library Assistants. Whether it be typing cataloging, stamping or pasting, Boyle Mother's, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Pavicic, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Burgy, assist Sister Patricia with the library chores. It’s interesting whatever it is, that these Future Nurses of America, Joan Surdy, Barbara Dudas, Peggy Donovan, Kathy Swick, Nancy Wierzchowski, Carole Dodo, Ruth S pel man, and Marianne Swetz are looking at as they turn their attention toward Pat Slater, president of the organ- ization. ’’Service” is the word marking these Red Cross mem- bers. Making favors for the Jewish Home for the Aged are Joanne Schuetz, Stephanie Hess, Colleen Spellman, and Sis- ter Goretti, moderator of the group. Another serving” group in the school is TAR- GET. One of their activities was the discussion and ap- plication of a broadway musical, The Man of La Mancha.” The . man” is Don Quixote. Mission Club president, Pat Bolger, signs up another Mission Helper in the annual Propagation of Faith drive spon- sored by the Mission Club. Total student partic- ipation is a character- istic of Mission Club functions. Here the Mission Mass, with the entire student body present, typifies this. “other”— Oenterecf Sister M. Antoinette: Moderator of Boyle's Mission Club. 67 Layout people count, cut, paste and decide on headlines, all the while hoping that their math will agree with the printer's. Not enough copy, is Sister Mary Alice's byword. Too much copy is the printer's lament. Working: Joan Surdy, Barb Pajak, Ginny McElhinny, Lorraine DiLucia, Patricia Baker, Kathy Spelman, Janet Bodnar, and Robert Griffin. I liked your choice of pictures, too , continues Sister Mary Alice, speaking of the December issue which the journalists did entirely on their own. Enjoying the praises are Mike Hrico, Ginny McElhinny, and Bob Griffin; in the back, Ginny Lopez. Film, says the efficient Lance photo- grapher John Urban to his non-photo- graphed assistant. John really got around this year, and almost no one escaped him. From Pittsburgh, east to New York and west to Arizona, to Germany and Rome, The Lance gets around. Journalist Lorraine DiLucia, with the aid of the business stu- dents, prepares the newspapers for mailing. Rewrite jobs aren’t always so peaceful. Most are done under time pressure by frantic older journalists. Mary Margaret Treshler and Pauline Bodnar. Senior journalists Ginny McElhinnyand Lorraine DiLucia type and check copy before sending it to the printer. I’ll bet it's too much,” surmises Lorraine. P.S. It was. Spin' S7n Jjrin The Lance, Boyle's bi- monthly paper, reflects the spirit of Boyle. More, though, it helps make that spirit. It is the voice of the students; it is the school's publicity agent. It gives those who produce it a spirit of oneness; it gives those who read it the feeling: I'm glad I belong. I'm proud to be a part of all this. Editor Janet Bodnar and Moderator Sister Mary Alice have the job of taking apart the paper after it comes back from the printer's. Purpose: We try not to make the same mistake twice. Lance's Laurels earned during its first two years. Missing: Another DUSPA first place award certificate and two individual writing awards--ceramic plaques won by Bill Shuetz and Janet Bodnar. 69 Spirit of Doing ancf CRe ne nSeriny What is a yearbook? What does it mean? A yearbook means a lot of things to a lot of people. It means different things to different people. This brings up another question. What is a Boyle yearbook? Once again, it means different things to different people. ... To a few people it means something to move when dust- ing the bookshelf after a few goings-over. . . . To Boyle students it's a memory of their days at Boyle —1967 style. . . . To Boyle seniors, it brings back their final year at Boyle, the last year, the happiest year, the saddest year. Boyle '67 also means partic- ular things to particular people. . . . To Kathy Spel man and the senior section it means all those crazy committee meet- ings. ... To Sue Thomas it brings back the thought of class sched- ules and what do you call that whatchamacallitin science and how doyou spell Spelman Spel- lman and Kinavey Xinevey. ... To Mary Lee Finegan and her group it recalls the mem- ory of trying to identify all those underclassmen, some of whom, they'd never seen. ... To Terry Shields, it re- minds him of all those 2-minute lunches so that he could get up to 201, and the golf pictures taken in Frick Park. ... To Kathy Smith it recalls trying to squeeze all those extra activities in. ... To Pauline Bodnar it brings back those trying pic- ture taking sessions and mak- ing sure no small club or or- ganization had been forgotten. ... To Lorraine, it means trying to read often illegible and scribbled handwriting and typing it--in triplicate. ... To Wanda, it means trying to capture the right spirit and getting the picture to fit that spirit. ... To each of the section editors it reminds them of their pages into which they put so much work. Mike Hrico, Ginny McElhinny, Bob Griffin, Jerry Shuba, Janice Mrzygot, and Kathy Spel man, Senior section editor. Kathy Rabb and Irene Needham, Business Wanda Schlecht, Dividers Norman Polivka, Layout . . To John Urban, BOYLE '67 is a thrill of a lifetime; having proof that something has been well done, much of the credit going to him. . . . To George Kennelly, it means wearing a rut to Hill's Studio with a new role of film. . . . To Norm, it means all those 9th periods spent among pictures, pages, and layouts. . . . To Kathy and Irene, it brings back the thought of checking and re- checking those green slips and recording all those patron donations. . . . To Sister Roberta, BOYLE '67 means all the guidance, consideration, thought, and prayer that went into making it what it is. . . . To Ginny, Boyle's second annual was a dream come true; an experience and a half. . . . To Everyone on the staff it means Saturday mornings of writing copy, tedious croppings, taking pictures, and re-taking them, mental anguish of give me a heading for page 22. Yes, a yearbook is a lot of things to a lot of people. But to many of us it’s a part; a big part of our lives. It is Boyle in pictures, words, and reality. 70 Pauline Bodnar Organizations Mary Lee Finegan, Underclassmen Carmella Fucillo. Suzanne Thomas Administration and Classes Maureen Coyne and Kathy Smith, Activities. Edgar Doerry and Terry Shields, Sports Editor. John Urban Photography Future Scientists Jim Kundravi, Anne Tomica, Bob Leitzel, Terry Shields, Simon Kovalik, Larry Con- nelly, Dennis Knapp, and Derris Jeff- coat wonder about the outcome of a demonstration experiment. New teachers during the second semester were Mrs. Klebonis, and Miss Gross who filled vacancies in the Literature department. Future Teachers Car mella Fucillo,Deby Dit- illo, Gino Smalley, Geri Erleba, Paul Weir, and Colleen Kinevey prepare to host the F.T.A. members of Taylor Alderdice who paid a re- ciprocal visit to Boyle one afternoon. The Boyle members visited Alderdice earlier in the year. Mr. Manear is their efficient moderator. 72 Freshman officers David Murray, pres- ident; Elaine Kociban, treasurer, and James Sunseri, vice-presi- dent . Absent the day the picture was taken was Heather Nee, secretary. New upperclassmen senior Fred Grubb and junior Charlene Popp exchange views on their new school as they change classes. 73 UJie Jreat Tlancf Cra Mr. Music Man Mr. Janies Belles Bandmaster Seventy-six trom- bones and thirty new band uniforms helped fill the fans with rous- ing spi rit at the Greens- burg game. Follow the Leader. Boyle’s first drum major, Lenny Saus. The first formal concert thrills all as director Mr. James Belles puts these Music Men through the paces. The president of the band, drum- mer Chuck DeMon- aco, models the new Lancer marching uniform. Let there be Drums! And there were drums, re- sounding from the first floor to the third. When the Saints Go Marching In. The Boyle High Band makes its first foot- ball appearance at the A Field. 74 The Varsity cheerleaders are winners everytime ! Meet them! Debbie Kondis, Margaret Heim, Linda Davis, Rita Deffenbaugh, Geri Erleba, Linda McGreevy, and Kitty Cullen. Eager to follow in their foot- steps, Boyle's Junior Varsity Cheerleaders pose at one of the Lancer football games: Linda Cerra, Diane Kubasak, Mary Kay Cepko, Kathy Shuster, Jean To- mica, Karen Erleba, and Sharon Hobart. MS-P--I-R--I-T. Got Spirit. Let's hear it!” Varsity cheerleaders Linda McGreevy, Kitty Cullen, and Rita Deffenbaugh make their cry for enthusiasm known. CPerJect! This could well be called the Junior -Junior-Varsity with little Donna Dorko sandwiched between Diane Kubasak and Karen Erleba. Sister Donna Marie is moderator of the cheerleaders; Mrs. Dorko takes care of HER little Donna. Force behind the Pep Club includes moderator Sister Donna Marie and the hundreds of student members who loyally support the team and the Pep Club. Bend and stretch seems to be the order of the day at a Pep Club Rally during Black and Gold Week while Pep Club mem- bers Loretta Kinavey and Janice Mrzygot decorate their home- room for the festivity. Psychological warfare aimed at dimming Mount Pleasant's hopes for victory seems to be the object of Pep Club members Judy Needham, Mary Ann Fitzgibbon, Mary Lee S pel man, Janice Mrzy- got, Rose Fullen, and Rosemarie Fedorke as they ready posters for the game. 76 Moderator Mr. Jack Keally and forensic members Pat Patter- son, Dolores Jabocs, John Tovlin, Larry Bost and Celeste Gamboa watch Roseann Zaremba as she practices dramatic interpretation for a Forensic tournament. J.G.B. Roseann Zaremba Mark of Latin ex- cellence is typified by a Latin Trophy won by J. C. L. members Kathy Rousher, Janet Bodnar, Bob Leitzel, and Barb Uhler. All roads lead to Rome and this fact is emphasized as J. C. L. members Janet Bodnar, Dave Voitasefski, Bobby Dee, Bob Leitzel, Gino Smalley, and Simon Kovalik leave for a Latin Workshop at St. Vincent College with moderator Sister Anna Marie. JofJ? Singers The Boyle Folksingers',' one of the most popular groups in the school,run through a rendition of one of their many numbers. They are Dave Hornyak, Karyn Russo, Geri Erleba, Bob Leitzel, Jimmy Kontul, Dave Timko, Mary Lee Finegan, Margaret Heim, Gino Smalley, Paul Weir, Kitty Cullen, and Maureen Coyne. 77 78 79 [Juniors — [Room 101 9i ioe me a u O' Sr. Donna Marie, S. C. Frank Batorick James Biocher John Braszo Lloyd Brenning Hr 1' Thomas Cain Gregory Cavaliere John Colizza Thomas Connolly ’’These lunch periods just aren’t long enough,” thinks Deby Dttlllo still munching away after the cafeteria bell has rung. Linda Knepp Claire Coopie Robert Elash Christine McElhinny Robert McMonagle Christine Fitzgibbon Karen Freda Carol Michaliszyn Wayne Morelli Michael Mroz Beverly Ostrowski James Gallagher Barbara Rotz Dale Hess Anthony Russo Christine Ryczek Karen Sauerwein Leonard Saus David Tarasevich John Tovlin James Tunnev Carol Tohnston Christine Kaczkowski f hdiM p a c William Kinavey Patricia King Susan Urasek Richard Verbanick James Walsh Beverly Weiss Gerald Zamborsky Ji amors — CRoom 103 9i :iue me an u 9? Sr. Mary Antoinette, V.S.C. William Bingham Laurene Bossert Kathryn Bruchas Claudia Carr Joseph Colizza Suellen Connelly Laura Davis Rita Deffenbaugh Carole Dobo James Fagan Diane Farley Patricia Funyak Geraldine Gajdos Thomas Galvin Richard Gatehouse Mary Carol Hanus William Klimovich Mary Pajak Sheila Pechin Donna Rettger Russell Sabo Dennis Schack Louis Sciarretti Richard Seech Veronica Kovacs James Kundravi Anna Marie Siket John Smart Stephen Kura Bernard Kusibab William Tarr David Tener Paul Maxin Louis Mi Ike Mary Treshler Kristine Zilko Ronald Miller Michelle Misko 81 Juniors iRoom 103 Sister M. Rosalia, V. S. C. Richard Beddard David Boyle Mary BrailsforH Ronald Buck Sloe William Carson Michael Chickwak Joseph Corso John Danielich Edward Sage Joseph Sedon Betty Semego George Serechin Theresa Sheehy Ernest Sota Thomas Susinskas Joseph Toth Mark Turon me an Deborah Ditillo Theresa Dziekonski Samuel Gigliotti Robert Gottus James Hickey Dolores Jacobs Colleen Kinavey Deborah Kondis Mary Beth Lackovich Gary Lester Bonnie Linn Jerome Manning Janet Orosz David Rakar 82 Missing: Susan Piscitelli David Voelker Sr. M. Roberta, D. D. R. [Juniors [Room 201 SJiue me an Junior class officers: Vice-President, Tony Russo, Secretary, Janet Orosz, and Treasurer Joe Toth linger awhile in the hall with President Martin Finegan before they face a wall-to-wall-audience” for an auditorium assembly. u 0?” Margaret Donovan Barbara Dudas 4i lit £ SM Frank Baker Patricia Baker Janet Brody Patricia Cauley Roger Ellis Timothy Hartz James Hasak Thomas Horensky Suzanne Cloherty John Cloonan Sandra Kalla Nicholas Kopay M iM d M Mil Lawrence William Macioce Macko Timothy Mardeen Patricia Eileen Ronald Magerl Maszkiewicz Patterson Pitchford Poland Mark James Ruddy Sailor Gary Shaming Ronald Sklencar Ruth Spelman William States Michael Frank Verbanick Vereb Donna John Nancy Vemo Wassell Wierzchowski [Juniors — [Room 204 Michael Hricz Kathleen Hruska 9i 'lue me a u U”. . . Sr. Mary Alice, D.D.R. Paul Jankowiak Timothy Kaufman Jk Michael Kelly Kenneth Manfred Patrick McClintic William McElhinney Elaine Moore Philomena Rajakovic Joseph Balistrieri Daniel Bodnar TJJaPue you jot? JJreat! Robert Borkowski JtJaPue you yot? [Juniors! Wayne Bugel Joseph Campione Diane Capp William Chapko Christine Chervenak Frieda Conley Michael Coyne Geraldine Ducko Ernest Essner James Feczko Martin Finegan James Roth Mary Evelyn Roth Harry Rushe John Salay Claire Sinchak Mary Beth Slater Anne Sullivan Mariann Swetz Patricia Swick Donald Szokoly Robert Walsh Linda Zappa 84 Sophomores — SRoom 211 hhiue me an ac5” . . . Mr. John Keally Yes, it's true speak the eyes of blonde Karen Erleba, we do have more fun on Black and Gold day! Martin Barkin Edward Boczar Sharita Campbell Antonio Casciato Karen Muha Albert Ciuksza Joanne Davitt Rita Dobnak Karen Erleba James Fenton Daniel Flaherty Christine Niedzioch Rose Fullen Maureen Glackin Daniel Grib Marguerite Hoffman Joseph Kimball Mary Ellen Tot in Libro Oniboni Larry Kratzenberg William Leitzel Daria Verna Patricia O’Rourke Joseph Luberto Susan Malarich David Patterson Rosemary Pusatere John Marchinsky James May Robert Rosek Barbara Sheehan Raymond McCarthy Thomas Moneck Susan Simcho Michael Slezak Sandra Mi Ike John Spelman John Stefanik 85 Sister Marie John, S.C. Patrick McClure Geraldine McMahon S.Jwe me a A) op Aomores CRoom 213 Robert Joseph DiDiano Marsha Dobrzynski David Becze David Facchiano Maryann Fitzgibbon Teresa Borsch Diane Galata James Gregg Linda Cardillo Barbara Grove Judith Hess Eugene Horgos Patricia Karasinski Michele Krescanko Nancy Lucas Thomas Malatesta Michael Marcone Jo Ann Mayni Cfa 1 A -'-ft i rift r ■ ■ 11 ST A ik ft m £il m n Charlotte Miller Hugh Morgan Terrence Nea Catherine Obringer Francis Popp Thomas Sable Mark Sciranka James Shaffer Susan Shepherd Agnes Smith Frank Stotts Jean Tomica Edward Trena Mary Vislay George Wargo Rosemary Weiss 86 George Wargo stirs laughter among fellow officers, vice-president Bill Leitzel, secretaries Kathy Schu- ster and Patty O’Rourke, and treasurer Judy Need- ham. Janice Besselman Larry Coyne Linda Dreer Joseph Farrington Barbara Froelich Sharon Hobart Derris Jeffcoat Paul Little Ruth Logan ’’Knish drinks her milk quietly ’mid the company and chatter of Debbie Pas- ternak, Nancy Lucas, Pat Sharp, and Jean Magliere. Catherine McDermott John Murphy Judith Needham Harry Oliver Patricia O'Malley Mary Beth Quinn o .w V a Casey Andrew John Richard Daniel Dennis Daniel Rusko Sciranka Smith Tilves Clementi Knapp Spellman Sophomores CRoom 308 Sr. Mary Genevieve, O.S.F. Dolores Baranowski Nancy Burgy They're off! ... to an early start during change of classes. Richard Tilves takes the lead followed by Hugh Morgan, Celeste Gamboa, and Daniel O'Toole. Rliue me an u ”. . . Karen Cain Michael Caruso Regis Majcher Linda Cerra Robert Davis Gerald Monaco Dennis Mudry Deborah Pasternak Joseph Pusatere Patricia Rothert Raymond Gretz Kevin Harris Kathleen Schuster Patricia Sharp Kathleen Sikosky Susan Smith Lawrence Stawartz Michael Janosko James DiLucia Gloria Kowalski Joseph Kundrat Michael Dorko Donald Ellis Susan Feltes Roseann Giordano Patricia Manning Ronald Maxin Bettie McCann Daniel McCarthy Mary McManigal Missing: Marcia Kelley Dolores Frank James Anita Bernadette Susinskas Toth Vecchio Vojtek Yanek Miss Janet Reznik Sophomores JRoom 311 Dorine Rager Joseph Ruffing Paul Sakalik Susan Shank David Shuba Francis Sullivan t r Deborah Balogh Lois Ann Brugos Lenore Caruso Mary Cepko Elaine DiLucia Carolyn Elaschat Christopher Frank Gerard States John Tomino Margaret Trout ' ue me an cc T)ha foe you jot? Samuel Hanus Ross Hill George Hudak Raymond Kaselonis Marian Kolesar TJhafue you yol? Diane Kubasak Jeanne Magliere Deborah Manning James McCallister Kathleen McCusker Sophi omores Robert McMahon Patrick Miller Judith Mrzygot John Praskovich 89 Missing: Robert Benton Daniel O'Toole Karen Losz Bernard Marshalek Mr. Daniel Krikston Jres unen CRoom 221 Carol McGregor Linda Metzer Sandy Batorick Celeste Brletic Eileen Cosgrove Noreen Davis Robert Alexander Louis Baker Janet Fencik Nicki Ferrari Mary Hall Corinne Hobart Bonnie Barca Carl Godleski Patricia Jones Carol Koval James Kozar Marie Kratzenberg Frank Legnine es ill 1« • ■‘(fas David Murray Louis Pampena John Podrebarac Charles Ranson Clifford Reese Joseph Rocco Ronald Sciarretti Martin Shortall Teresa Sinchak Andrea Solay Dale Spirnak Hilda Tyner Mark Verbanick Judith Zamborsky CS itk i 90 Missing: Lawrence Bost o Robert Kruth Virginia Lopez Mary Majousky Robert Martin Thomas Matey to� to Karen McKeone Susan Monroe Heather Nee Mark Neitznick Rita O’Connor Mr. Joseph Leon Rres unen CRoom 223 Richard Pasquantonio Gerard Patterson Albert Pollock Francis Rutledge Donald Scanlon 0 aid ft ft fift d A ft tom • - A.lik Patricia Brinda Harry Carnegie Kevin Shea Barbara Shlapak John Snyder Mary Stack Kathleen Sullivan James Sunseri Number 705, alias Larry Bost, only THINKS of cheese as his picture is taken for his Joseph Treshler IJ). card. Theresa Valenjevick Charlotte Ciletti William Gentile Theresa Gorzynski Karen Hampers Kenneth Horvath Mary Johnston Marianna Kazsmar Karl Klingensmith Missing: James Kopp Donna Wisniewski Blase Zitelli 9i iue me an u 91 o. 9i ioe me a u 9”. . £ it Mr. Thomas Jackman Jresfimen J oom 301 Margaret McElhinney Linda Mizejewski Richard O'Connor Nancy Pastor George Rakar Nancy Laughery Edward Laughlin Nancy Liddle Cheryle Macko Paul Markowitz Karen Besseck Paul Rotz Harry Sears Deborah Bock Stephanie Shuba Ronald Smith Patricia Chiodo Terry Derby Andrea Ferchak Andrew Fitzgibbon Robert Garland Robert Gorda Kathy Hornyak James Jasinski Richard Katsur Larry Kish Christopher Kopay Mary Kratzenberg Patricia Spelman Michael Strasick Edward Thomas Diane Tutko Marilyn Urban Francis Vautier Kathy Welsh Edward Zebner 92 Jres imen CRoom 303 Sr. Anna Marie, V.S.C. Mr.DanKrikston, the Bob Dylan of Boyle High, leads his fresh- man religion class in song during Bible Vigil. John Fisher Daniel Flaherty Sfoe me an “jf ... Daniel Barkin Edward Gallagher Thomas Golle Edward Bullen Margie Burgy Ilona Chasko Pamela Hagerty George Janocsko Kenneth Karasinski Martin Kinavey Karen Kirsch Terry Koman Diane Robert Corso Dee David Denise Anthony Deborah Eileen Robert Lackovich Lester Macioce Markewinski McElhinny Miller Kathleen James David Nugent Palumbi Peretich Renee Linda Nancy Dennis Lynette Colleen Elaine Debra Rainville Roth Schuster Scrima Smith Spellman Stolick Tarr Patricia Yunecko Sister Mary Goretti, D.D.R. (P r K Rres imen CRoom 306 Senior Ginny McEIhinny wonders if this line of incoming Freshmen will ever end. Marilyn Urban, Barb Shlapak; what are your names? ■t Timothy Alexander James Barrlsh Bonita Bingham Robert Bowser Denise Copeland Marlene Feltes Kathleen Ferron Valerie Fullerton Robert Gotts chalk Michael Griffin Stephanie Hess James Jakub Kathleen Kaczkowski Dennis Kanai Maureen Kinevey Joseph Prosdocimo Thomas Rettger Joanne Schuetz Alison Kollar William Lang Mary Kay Shope Gerard Smith Eleanor Solymosy John Lesko Wayne Macara David Steimer Darlene Tapolcai Patricia Margo Patricia McBride Richard Varga David Vargo Rita Miller Thomas Mulder Thomas Volk Thomas Yura Carol Novotny William Overton 94 Sister Mary Sharon, V.S.C. Jiue me a Diane Shaming Colleen Shields Clement Smetana Susan Stackawitz Donald Swisher Eugene Trout Francis Vanek David Voitasefski Russell Wonsock Joseph Zettle h)£afoe llOJiaPue you yof ? Jres imen! illfctf Vincent Balistreri Patrick Barry Andrew Borsch Colleen Cerra William Deasy John Eisel Victoria Fronzaglia We are the Freshmen, the mighty, mighty Freshmen . . in number, that is! Christine Fucillo John Gidel Steven Gress James Havrilla Carol Hruska Martin Kinavey Elaine Kociban John Kurtz Donna Lesko Barbara Richard Carol Martin Kathleen Edith Karen Matthews Miller Moulayianis Noone Ord Pavicic Portokalis Sf’iKil 1966 67 Joo{6afI Sauacf FIRST ROW: M. Turon, J. Weir, J. Horensky, J. Blocher, K. Falce, J. Kontul, J. Cepko, J. Kominsky, J. Smalley, R. Leitzel, M. Dorko. S. Gigliotti, L. Connelly, R. Poland. SECOND ROW: Manager J. Smart, Manager C. Moulayianis. Assistant Coach T. Bober, W. Morelli, S. Hanus, N. Kopay, G. States, J. Wassell, J. Balistrieri, Head Coach F. Mannion, Manager R. Rozek. THIRD ROW: J. Smith, R. Elash, P. McClintic, F. Wargo, A. Russo, J. Stefanik, W. Leitzel, A. Cuiksza, J. Pusatere, L. Stawartz, G. Wargo, K. Harris. (Missing) P. Weir, D. Bodnar. GRID IRON SUMMARY Although the record of the 1966 Boyle Lancers was an unim- pressive 2 wins and 7 defeats, the slate could have been 6-3 with a few good passes of the pigskin. But this was not to be. Things like pass interception, fumbles, missed extra points, and mud seemed to plague the Black and Gold. Even though they didn't show a winning record, the Lancers did make history by achieving two firsts, the first victory ever on a varsity level for Boyle High and the initial victory in the Pitts- burgh Catholic Loop. These victories came over South Public and Mon Valley Catholic, respectively. Also this year, Central knew that they had been through a game! At the end of the season four seniors were chosen to partici- pate in the Knights of Columbus ALL-STAR Game. They were John Kominsky, Frank Wargo, Ken Falce, and Gino Smalley. When these and five other seniors will be gone, the Lancers and Coach Mannion will have an abundance of lettermen returning for the '67-68 season. But all in all, wherever the Black and Gold traveled, their presence was heavily felt. Tense moments become personal gripping moments for injured Paul Weir, his fellow player Frank Wargo, and fans who hold their breath till all is right. 98 John Kominsky Paul Weir Frank Wargo BOYLE OPPONENT 24 Bishop Carroll 27 South (Pgh. Public) 6 Greensburg Catholic 6 Cane v in 6 Central Catholic 2 Serra 0 North Catholic 27 Mon Valley 6 South Catholic Ken Falce Here comes the Lancers! Senior gridderstake the field for the last time against South Catholic. The many moods of Magee. Sorry you can't hear him on tape! Heads,” calls Mon Valley's captain. Boyle won the toss and the game! Co-captain Paul Weir (42) heads for pay dirt and his second touchdown in Boyle High's first varsity win over South Public. Winning smiles are flashed by head coach Fran Mannion and co-captains John Komin- sky and Paul Weir after a 27-0 whitewash of South Public. Srsdefers' Courage Halfback Frank Wargo (4) scores the Lancer's first touchdown in the Homecoming victory over Mon Valley. A hard-running Lancer finds a block in a sea of mud against Canevin. Bob Elash demonstrates against South Catholic the old fight that typified the 1966 Boyle Lancers. The boys on the bench, ready, willing, able, and cold. Junior Bob Elash (20) follows fine interference around end for a first down against Central. Not even the camera could keep up with Jack Horen- sky's speed as he runs for an extra point against South Public. 1966-67 BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING: Manager Tom Galvin, Ed Peretich, Steve Kura, BUI Kinavey, Dave Tener, Joe Balistrierl, Bill Tarr. STANDING: Bernie Kusibab, Lou MUke, Dave Tinko, Mike Verbanik, Carmen DeLuca, Jerry Shuba, Coach Francis Mannion. Jjoyfe j asJzetSaff BASKETBALL SUMMARY The 1966-67 season for our Lancer cagers didn't turn out quite as well as most Boyle fans had expected. Nevertheless, it did hold in store many exciting moments. In many games a few bad breaks spelled the difference between victory and defeat for the Black and Gold. The team was led by Captain Carmen DeLuca, Dave Timko, Ed Peretich, and Jerry Shuba, all seniors. How- ever, the juniors in the squad showed great promise and it is quite certain that the names of Verbanik, Milke, Tarr, Kinavey, Tener, Kura, and Balistrieriwill have a lot to do with the out- come of the 67-68 Catholic A” champions. Lancers gather around Coach Mannion for strategy during time out. BOYLE OPPONENT 52 South Hills Catholic 103 70 Serra 84 60 North Catholic 74 69 Mon Valley Catholic 70 78 Canevin 83 76 Greensburg Catholic 75 74 Central Catholic 92 BOYLE OPPONENT 43 South Hills Catholic 77 45 Serra 70 68 Mon Valley Catholic 72 62 Canevin 86 102 All for one and one for all.” Boyle quintet takes the floor against Greensburg Catholic. Mike Verbanik taps in two for the Lancers against Johnstown's Bishop Mc- Cort. Jerry Shuba is all alone and pre- pared to take the ball on his way to the Lancer hoop. The beginning of the Catholic Class A Loop for Boyle. Steve Litz of South Hills Catholic gets the jump on Carmen DeLuca. South got the jump on us, too. £, ancers in Ed Peretich fakes to his right and prepares to drive in for a Boyle bucket. This was no uncommon sight for Lancer fans throughout the season. yiction Ed Peretich passes off to Lou Milke in a game against Bishop McCort. Dave Timko pushes a long, left-handed jump shot through the cords against South Catholic. Mike Verbanik controls a jump ball with ease. This was typical of the effort that brought the Lancers a victory over Greens- burg, 76-75. Captain Carmen DeLuca drives ’en route to a lay up and two points against the South Rebels. Dave Timko is about to get his , as Canevin's Phil Harris impedes his progress to two points. Captain Carmen DeLuca Coach Francis Mannion Senior (layers Jerry Dave Timko Shuba 105 Where's Floyd? Floyd? Help me find my contact lens I I lost my scapular medal. Ed Peretich Jack Wassell brings down Dan Spellman. Jim Davis, Co-Captain 106 Tony Amendola, Co-Captain John Ellis Bancer JlCatmen Wrestling coach Bill Knight instructs Jim Davis how to get escape the grasp of Jack Wassell. Also getting helpare Dave Facchiano and George Wargo. 1967 WRESTLING TEAM KNEELING: Dan Spellman, George Wargo, Dave Facchiano, George Rakar, and Jack Wassell. STANDING: Joe Zettle, Jim Davis, John Ellis, Tony Amendola, Chuck Mou- layianis, Thomas Volk. WRESTLING SUMMARY The Boyle grappling team of 1967 became a re- spected member of the Catholic League after only two years in competition. In most matches the Lancers had to spot their opponents nearly 15 points due to the lack of wrestlers in certain weight classes. Seniors on the team were co-captains Jim Davis and Tony Amendola also John Ellis and Chuck Moulayianis. Next year’s team should improve with 5 lettermen returning. Under the direction of Mr. William Knight they will definitely make their presence felt next year. The senior battery of Joe Yarnevic and Paul Weir head for practice. 7% 7U ! BASEBALL SUMMARY The 1967 Boyle High Baseball team prom- ised to be a very strong contender for the Pitts- burgh Catholic League. Many letterman are ex- pected back by Coach Fran Mannion. Some of these lettermen are catcher, Paul Weir, who forms a very formidable battery when teamed with Joe Yarnevic or Paul's brother John Weir. Jim Kontul provides veteran experience in the infield. Others who are expected to see plenty of action are Jack Horensky, Nick Kopay, Jerry Shuba, and Wayne Bugel. With this experience and other players expected to try out for the first time, the Lancers have the nucleus of a powerful ball club. John Weir points to the upcoming baseball season. Jim Kontul is surprised to fine that it is almost spring. The Lancer Baseball Team (at least part of it) meets Coach Mannion in preparation for the upcoming season. With Coach Mannion are pitchers Joe Yarnevic and John Weir, outfielder Jack Horensky, infielders Jim Kontul and Jerry Shuba, and catcher Paul Weir. 108 Tom Vogel fol- lows through after a chip shot out of the rough. Chris Tyner asks, Why doesn't somebody clean off the fair- way?” His teammates quip back Play the ball where it lies. Keep your eye on the ball, boys, instructs Mr. Jackman. Bart Rahubaconcentrates. The result was a beautiful drive. Roger Ellis adds a little body English after this drive. THE '67 GOLF TEAM KNEELING: Tom Vogel, Bart Rahuba. STANDING: Chris Tyner, Roger Ellis, Larry Connelly, Coach Jackman. Bjoy e Uees OJjf 109 Mr. Mulvlhill and Mr. Belles show their stuff. Mr. Bober exhibits fine form as he tosses in a layup while Mr. Jackman applauds and Mr. Barker twists his ankle. Fr. Conboy issues a blue slip detention to Carmen DeLuca as a penalty in tying up Father for a jump ball. 7acu ty 7) arsity; S'ame of Cjncfu uranee As Mr. Mulvihill pulls a black jack from his pocket to halt Jerry Shuba, Mr. Olliffe dribbles away with the ball. Coach Hensler barks orders to his team in the fashion of some coach or other. Senior roundba 11 stars, band members, and their parents were honored at the Var- sity-Faculty Game. 7)oijIe ’v Sports ’ Spectacufar What goes up, must come down. Anne Tomica goes up and comes down in beautiful form. Anne teaches gymnastics at the Sokol Club. No, its not the Leaning Tower of Pisa, its Jack Wassell doing a hand- stand. Laura Davis shows her championship diving form. Laura has placed first in many meets. Here she practices at the Irene Kauf- man Center. Smile, please. Watch the birdie. Keep your legs to- gether . Simon Kovalik, another Sokol gymnast, has all these comments directed at him (and as you can see he listens well). Simon placed sixteenth in the nation at a Sokol tournament during the summer in Chicago. Front row, center? Not quite. M r. Deffenbaugh sells a ticket to Junior Gary Sc le- arning. Don Ellis, of the Lancers JV's arches a long set shot against the JV’s of North Catholic. Mickey Dorko out jumps a North Trojan J.V. and pulls down the rebound. 112 fjancer Stars of the Juture — Jrosh an cfJ.V. Coach Tom Jackman instructs Lancer fresh- men Bob Dee and Rocky Prosdicimo in a game against North. Pat Barry of the Lancer Frosh drives in to two against Greensburg as Jim Kozar (14) awaits his turn. Captain Bob Dee puts in a twisting jump shot for the Lancer Freshmen against North Catholic. Freshmen Lancers Jim Kozar, Dan Barkin, and Pat Barry await rebound. Bob Leitzel analyzes a Boyle error as Bob Dee, Terry Shields and Ed Doerr watch the action. M3 IU Kathleen Adams Kathleen Alexander Anthony Amendola Janet Asmonga Elizabeth Barrish Theresa Bayuk 116 Janet Bodnar VI spirit of energy, vigor, exuberance, bJhe spirit of strength. Pauline Bodnar Patricia Bolger Vincent Bruno James Bryan Timothy Burke Keith Caito Anna Marie Brody Step aside, world. Here come the seniors. Make way for Paul Weir and Jim Kontul! Kathleen Brogan 1 ■ A O s ie b o i 1 (p° . . c K Charles Carr Concetta Colizza Marilyn Condrln Maureen Coyne E. Robert Clair C 6sjM VI spirit t iat cfares fz e , coooq 118 Judith Crawford Kathleen Cullen Charles Custer Linda Davis Carmen DeLuca UAat fonys to foue ancf foues to fiue A spirit that yioes. 119 l ie Spirt of :67 Charles DeMonaco Lorraine DlLucia Isabel DiNlcola Edgar Doerr 120 C71 spirit of enthusiasm, interest, ancf zest Cfl spirit f zeal Joseph Gajdos Kenneth Falce Rosemarie Fedorke Mary Lee Finegan Carmella Fucillo William Galvin Frederick Grubb Mary Lou Godec Frank Greca George Gribar 121 Robert Griffin Edward Grosick Christine Harbodin Mary Jo Harrison John Halko lizabeth Hallman C71 spirit tJiat dopeju lp peers Zt iroug i todays confusion into tomorrow’s promise. Priscilla Hauser Margaret Heim 122 John Horensky David Hornyak lael Hrico Thomas Kennedy C l spirit that trusts, Loretta Kinavey Linda Kirsch George Kennelly Colleen Kinevey — d '1CCCl4- CX'?77 hi h C?l D xy — cc oCC .' Jhb-0c y coc i John Koval Jo Kav -£_ . . . And a red wagon and a tin soldier, and please, Santa, a victory!” plead John Kominsky and Dave Timko from Santa Tom Vogel. John Kominsky James Kontul 123 i Simon Kovalik Carol Laneos Paul Kundrat Mark Lanham Uhe spirit of 67 C a per for cfia lenpe 0. Xxif -r P OmJ anxious or c ' it anye. Robert Leitzel Lorraine Linkhauer 124 Cheryl Li pay James Lenkner Patricia Linkhauer Gary Lucas Rose Majkowski Gregory Martin Rosemary McCallister Virginia McElhinny The class of '66 taught us how to study. We sure learned well, as Gino Smalley and Jerry Shuba demonstrate. Ct ie spirit ofpout A 125 Linda McGreevy Elaine McKinney Irene Needham V Charles Moulayianis Victoria Mrasko Janice Mrzygot y spirit courageous ancf daring Qlncfauntecf ancffogaf, Andrea Ne me hick Mary Kay Novis Jean Novotny Deborah Ondo 126 Linda O’Neil Carol Pusatere Barbara Pajak Lucy Quinlan Edward Peretich Kathleen Rabb Frances Radis Kathleen Phillips Paula Polischak Norman Polivka St ArvCcc :, SI spirit that foues. 127 Kevin Rafferty Bartley Rahuba Elaine Rainville Terry Shields takes time to think things over at Noon Mass. David Rous her 7£e spirit of'67 71 spirit f dedication, constant and true. 128 Kenneth Rusnica Karyn Russo Claudia Sage Eugene Saus t o oaJ c jk 'f PoJ 9- Timothy Sciarretti LtL dt f . KtyrhL Vinture Sciarretti n . r I 97 o f J t mo. Wanda Schlecht Robert Schuster John Sciranka Terrence Shields Sharon Shlapak Gerald Shuba Janet Skapinak Patricia Slater 129 Uhe spirit of faith. John Smalley Mary K. Spelman Mary Lee Spelman C71 spiritjotpfuf andpenerous■ David Smith Kathleen Smith Do-o-o-o-. Soloist Keith Caito warms up his vocal cords at practice for Christmas Pageant. Cathy Stecher Rudolph Sterner Earl Stevens Albert Stratemeier Mark Stulginsky James Stitt Joan Surdy Norma Thomas Susanne Thomas JiUecf with wonder and concern, Elizabeth Swisher William Tapolcai Kathleen Swick David Timko Anne Tomica 131 C7l spint that cares, James Voelker 132 Ronald Vernon Dennis Verosky Thomas Vogel viv cr Cheryl Volk Francis Wargo Paul Weir Stanley Wrobel Joseph Varnevich Tm so graceful.” Waterboy, Dave Timko, douses Serra coach, Car- men DeLuca, with a bucket of water, (glub, glub) Michael Young Roseann Zaremba . . .andmooes . . .anddues . . . andis. Dolores Ziiko c)e mor - Kathleen Adams - Resurrection STYLISH 847 Maple St. - West Mifflin Yearbook, Library Club, Prom Commit- tee, Drama, Student Secretary Pauline Bodnar - St. Michael A WORD FOR EVERYONE 401 School St. - West Mifflin National Honor Society, Yearbook, Jour- nalism, Glee Club, Mission Club James Cepko - St. Mary Magdalene CEP 4640 Desdemona - Pittsburgh 7 Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Missi Club Kathleen Alexander - St. Mary Magdalene A GOOD SPORT 619 19th Ave. - Munhall Band, Mission Club, Yearbook, Latin Award Anthony Amendola - Corpus Christi LOVABLE 6453 Dean St. - Pittsburgh Yearbook, Bowling, Football, Wrestling Library Club Janet Asmonga - St. Teresa COMPOSURE 401 Elizabeth St. - Munhall James Astuto - Holy Angels ASTUTE 422 Baldwin Rd. - Pittsburgh Band, J. C. L., Football, Pep Club, Lancer Mascot Thomas Baker - St. Rosalia EXPLORER 4043 Lydia St. - Pittsburgh Spanish Honor, Musart, Bowling Projectionist Club, Stage Crew William Barca - St. Mary Magdalene WILLING 212 21st St. - Munhall Mission Club, Projectionist Club Elizabeth Barrish - Holy Angels PLEASANT 5188 Glenhurst - Pittsburgh Business Award, Library Club, Folk Dancing, Mission Club, Musart Theresa Bayuk - St. Mary Magdalene QUIET 112 E. 11th Ave. - Homestead Folk Dancing, Musart Patricia Bolger - St. Mary Magdalene MAGNANIMOUS 5510 Mifflin Road - Pittsburgh Student Council, Mission Club Pres. 4, Library Club Sec. 4, Yearbook Exec. Board, Pep Club Anna Marie Brody - St. Mary Magdalene PERFECTIONIST 904 West St. - Homestead Diocesan Business Honor Society, Glee Club, Library Club, J. C. L., Business Award Kathleen Brogan - Holy Angels ETHICAL 5608 Rodgers St. Ext. - Pittsburgh Yearbook, Folk Dancing, Pep Club, Fu- ture Teachers, Mission Club Vincent Bruno j V St. Rita BINKY XO [ « 115 Frank Ave. ' ) Whitaker Band, Musart, Art Award James Bryan St. Michael RESOURCEFUL 613 Hazel St. West Mifflin Mission Club Pep Club Timothy Burke - St. Stephen UNPRETENTIOUS 125 Ashland - Pittsburgh Projectionist Club Keith Caito - St. Teresa VOICE OF THE SENIOR CLASS 3636 Watchill Rd. - Munhall Glee Club Soloist, Pep Club, Folk Sing- ing, Geography Award Charles Carr - St. Mary Magdalene LIGHTHEARTED 120 15th Ave. - Homestead History Honor, Journalism, Pep Club, Freshman Chorus Louise Chapko - St. Mary Magdalene DOWN TO EARTH 927 Goldenrod - Pittsburgh 7 Mission Club, Yearbook, Shorthand Business Award E. Robert Clair - St. Teresa SENSIBLE 3601 Watchill Rd. - Munhall Student Council Linda Cloonan - St. Mary Magdalene FADDIST 877 11th Ext. - Munhall Student Council, Library Club, Pep Cb Yearbook, Business Award Concetta Colizza - St. Teresa IMAGINATIVE 1231 Edgewood Dr. - W. Homestead Mission Club, Musart, Pep Club, Yes book, Latin Award Marilyn Condrin - St. Teresa THOUGHTFUL 1335 Cascade Dr. - W. Homestead Glee Club, Pep Club, Yearbook, Pr Committee, Student Sec. Lawrence Connelly - St. Teresa VERSATILE 3406 Manorwood Dr. - W. Homestead Math Honor, Football, Future Scientis Basketball, Baseball John Coyne - St. Stephen BUTCH 214 W. Elizabeth - Pittsburgh 7 Library Club, Mission Club, Pep Clu Maureen Coyne - St. Teresa STUDENT CONSCIENCE 3614 Cambria St. - Munhall Student Council, Glee Club, J.C.L., Ye book, Folk Singing Janet Bodnar - St. Michael LOYAL 120 E. 16th Ave. - Homestead National Merit Finalist, National Honor Society, Student Council, Lance Editor, Glee Club Deborah Carr - Sts. Peter Paul CASUAL 141 W. Edna - Munhall Library Club, Yearbook, Musart, Pep Club, Art Award Judith Crawford - St. Teresa MISSION MINDED 3614 Ada St. - Munhall Glee Club, J. C. L., Mission Club, P jectionist Club, Jr. English Award Cathleen Cullen - St. Teresa PORTRAIT OF BOYLE 1546 Woodhill Dr. - Munhall Theerleader, Glee Club, Yearbook, •tomecoming Court, Folk Singing Charles Custer - St. John Evangelist THE GENERAL” 1212 Bingham St. - Pittsburgh 3 3and, Library Club, Pep Club, Wrestling Kathleen Dankovic - St. Teresa SELF RELIANT 1373 Woodhill Dr. - Munhall Journalism, J.C.L., Pep Club, Stage Crew, Latin Award Michael Danzuso - St. Teresa HARD WORKER 1634 Marina Dr. - Pittsburgh Band, Intramural Basketball Thomas Davidson - Holy Angels AGGRESSIVE 1807 Orchid St. - Pittsburgh Mission Club, Wrestling James Davis - St. Mary Magdalene JUNGLE JIM” 333 W. 15th Ave. - Homestead Mission Club, Pep Club, Wrestling, Pro- jectionist Club, Basketball Linda Davis - St. Rita ENTHUSIASTIC 132 W. Marigold - Munhall Cheerleader, Mission Club, Musart, Yearbook, Art Award Carmen De Luca - St. Rosalia HAPPY-GO-LUCKY 846 Kennebec - Pittsburgh 17 Student Council, Folk Dancing, Mission Club, Basketball, Senior Class V. Presi- dent Nicholas De Martino - St. Albert MUY SYMPATICO 3676 Oakleaf - Pittsburgh 27 Journalism, Mission Club, Yearbook Ex- ecutive Board, Basketball Michael Dembski - St. Anthony A NICE GUY 227 E. 15th Ave. - Homestead Schwab Vocational Charles De Monaco - St. Rita ”THE MUSIC MAN” 117 Regina St. - Whitaker Band Pres. 4, Pep Club, Diocesan Band Lorraine DiLucia - Holy Angels WARM HEARTED 1802 Orchid St. - Pittsburgh 7 Diocesan Business Honor, Glee Club, Journalism, Olivetti, Underwood Award of Merit Isabel DiNicola - Holy Angels LOQUACIOUS 135 Main Entrance - West Mifflin Journalism, Mission Club Edgar Doerr - St. Teresa PICTURE OF CONFIDENCE 1019 Sullivan Dr. - W. Homestead Student Council, Mission Club, Pep Club Sharman Douglas - St. Teresa SUGAR AND SPICE 3619 Cambria St. - Munhall Folk Dancing, Future Nurses, Library Club, Mission Club, Pep Club John Ellis - St. Teresa GENEROUS 4200 Harvey St. - Munhall Mission Club, Pep Club, Wrestling, Foot- ball Geraldine Erleba - St. Teresa VIVACIOUS 4534 Woodhill - Munhall Student Council, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Yearbook, Leadership Award Michael Evans - St. Michael WELL MANNERED 4320 Tesla St. - Pittsburgh 17 Library Club, Musart, Drama Club, Ju- nior Achievement Kenneth Falce - Holy Angels DEBONAIR 297 Baldwin Rd. - Pittsburgh 7 Glee Club, Mission Club, Football, Base- ball, Folk Singing Rosemarie Fedorke - St. Rita THAT GIRL 712 Maple Street - West Mifflin Library Club, Musart, Pep Club, Year- book, Art Award Mary Lee Finegan - St. Teresa CALM, COOL, COLLECTED 4826 Clover Lane - West Mifflin Student Council Sec. 4, Glee Club, Li- brary Club, Yearbook, Folk Singing Car mella Fucillo - Holy Angels SHORT AND SWEET 416 Mifflin Rd. - Pittsburgh 7 Student Council, National Honor Society, Latin Honor, Glee Club, Yearbook Joseph Gajdos - St. Rita EVER-READY 171 W. Marigold - Munhall Band, Library Club, Mission Club William Galvin - St. Agnes ALERT 5747 Century Ave. - Pittsburgh 7 Band, Journalism, Musart, Pep Club, Art Award Mary Lou Godec - St. Agnes A GREAT GAL 1725 Placid St. - Pittsburgh 7 Library Club, Musart, Yearbook, Art Award Frank Greca - St. Rosalia CLASS CLOWN 780 Melbourne St. - Pittsburgh 17 Mission Club, Pep Club, Football, Wres- tling George Gribar - St. Michael ANTENNA OF SENIOR CLASS 619 Ninth Ave. - Munhall Student Council, National Honor Society, Musart Honor, Yearbook, Silver Medal Art Award Robert Griffin - St. Teresa STRONG WILLED 4210 Davis Ave. - Munhall Forensics, Journalism Business Man., Pep Club, J.C.L., Yearbook Executive Board Edward Grosick - St. Rosalia THE BAKER” 4037 Haldane - Pittsburgh 7 Library Club, Basketball, Mission Club Senior Directory John Halko - St. John FUN TO BE WITH 4514 Woodhill Dr. - Munhall Pep Club, J.C.L. Elizabeth Hallman - St. Michael HELPFUL 1417 Mifflin Rd. - Pittsburgh Folk Dancing, Library Club, Yearbook, Mission Club, Library Award Martin Hanchak A FRIEND TO ALL 923 Forset Ave. - W. Homestead Mission Club, Basketball Christine Harbodin - St. Teresa RESERVED 204 Emerson Ave. - Munhall Future Teachers, Library Club, Pep Club, Mission Club, History Honor So- ciety Mary Jo Harrison - St. Rita NEFERTITI 180 Lincoln Ave. - Whitaker Library Club, Mission Club, Business Award, Freshman Chorus Priscilla Hauser - Holy Angels CHEERFUL 128 Main Entrance - West Mifflin Future Nurses, Glee Club, J.C.L., Mis- sion Club, Religion Award Margaret Heim - St. Teresa OUTGOING 4722 Brierly Drive - West Mifflin Student Council, Yearbook, Folk Singing, Glee Club, Cheerleader John Horensky - Holy Angels JACK BE NIMBLE, JACK BE QUICK 1053 Elwell St. - Pittsburgh Musart, Football, Baseball, Pep Club, History Award David Hornyak - St. Agnes EASYGOING 4600 Homestead, Duq. Rd. - West Mifflin Mission Club, Folk Singing, Basketball, Baseball Michael Hrico - St. Teresa WITTY 3913 West Run Rd. - Munhall Yearbook Exec. Board, Target, Glee Club, Journalism, Future Teachers Thomas Kennedy - Holy Angels TOP KAT 1171 Oakleaf Dr. - Pittsburgh George Kennelly - Sacred Heart ORIGINAL 6313 Shakespeare - Pittsburgh Photographer's Staff Loretta Kinavey - St. Mary Magdalene RAYDO 2009 Orchard St. - Munhall Diocesan Business Honor Society, Li- brary Club, Pep Club, Yearbook, Busi- ness Award Colleen Kinevey - St. Agnes MUY BONITA 4533 Homestead-Duq. Rd. - West Mifflin Spanish Honor, Glee Club, Homecoming Queen, Library Club, Yearbook Linda Kirsch - St. Agnes FRAULEIN 523 St. Agnes Lane - West Mifflin Library Club, Homecoming Court, Mis- sion Club, Yearbook, Spanish Club John Kominsky - St. Stephen STRONG AND SILENT 3 Alluvian St. - Pittsburgh Pep Club, Football, Captain, Wrestling James Kontul - St. Teresa LIVE WIRE 214 Roberta Dr. - Munhall Glee Club, Football, Folk Singing, Base- ball, Mission Club John Koval - Sts. Peter Paul INDEPENDENT 224 E. 14th Ave. - Homestead Simon Kovalik - St. Teresa RESPONSIBLE 617 Brierly Lane - West Mifflin National Honor Society, Classical Honor, Student Council, Future Scientists, Foot- ball Paul Kundrat - St. John Cathedral CAUTIOUS 1182 Leaside Dr. - Pittsburgh 7 Band, Mission Club Carolyn Lancos - St. Mary Magdalene SPEAKS HER MIND 346 W. 12th Ave. - Homestead Folk Dancing, Glee Club, Yearbook, S nior Class Sec., Library Club Mark Lanham - St. Anne HIGH IN SPIRITS 210 Hazelwood Ave. - Pittsburgh Pep Club, Softball Maxine Larkin - St. Mary Magdalene ACTIVE 114 E. 20th Ave. - Munhall Library Club, Mission Club, Yearboo Junior Achievement, Student Sec. Monica Leech - St. Agnes INGENUITY 5110 Interboro Ave. - Pittsburgh 7 Student Council, Glee Club, Yearboo Classical Honor, National Honor Socie Robert Leitzel - St. Teresa SUPERCALAFRAGELISTICEXPIALKX CIOUS 3716 Trautman St. - Munhall Student Council Pres., Glee Club, Ns tional Honor, Football, National Mer Finalist James Lenkner - St. Francis DEDICATED 258 W. Schwab Ave. - Munhall Student Council, Mission Club Pres National Honor, Forensics, Glee Club Lorraine Linkhauer - St. Mary Magdalei FRIENDLY 301 22nd Ave. - Munhall Folk Dancing, Mission Club Patricia Linkhauer - St. Mary Magdalei SYSTEMATIC 301 22nd Ave. - Munhall Band, Library Club, Mission Club, L brary Award Cheryl Lipay - St. Brendan UNSELFISH 19-A Hawkins Village, Rankin Mission Club, Business Award 136 3ary Lucas - St. Agnes MATURE 1224 Brierly Lane - St. Agnes Pres. Soph. Class, Wrestling, Outstand- ing, Catholic Youth Award, V. Pres. Ju- nior Class Pres., Mission Club Rose Majkowski - St. Anne ROSEBUD 2-B Longfellow Dr. - Munhall Library Club, Pep Club, Yearbook, Busi- ness Award Gregory Martin - St. Rita HUMOROUS 2020 Whitaker Way, Munhall Journalism, Mission Club, Basketball Rosemary McCallister - St. Mary Magdalene CORDIAL 605 17th Ave. - Munhall Freshman Chorus Virginia McElhinny - St. Agnes PERCEPTIVE 5741 Century Ave. - Pittsburgh 7 Diocesan Business Honor, Glee Club, Target Journalism, Yearbook Editor Linda McGreevy - Resurrection SINCERE 837 Maple St. - West Mifflin Student Council, Diocesan Business Hon- or, Cheerleader, Yearbook, Business Award Elaine McKinney - St. Stephen SUNNY 132 Ettwein - Pittsburgh Library Club, Mission Club, Pep Club, Spanish Honor, Red Cross Charles Moulayianis - St. Mary Magdalene MOLE 911 West St. - Homestead Mission Club, Yearbook, Bowling, Bas- ketball, Assistant Manager of Football Victoria Mrasko - St. Anne FUN-LOVING 3413 Pinewood Dr. - W. Homestead Mission Club, Red Cross Janice Mryzgot - St. Anthony FAITHFUL 119 E. 18th Ave. - Homestead Folk Dancing, Mission Club, Pep Club, Yearbook Executive Board Irene Needham - St. Mary Magdalene RENEE 209 E. 14th Ave. Library Club, Mission Club, Pep Club, Yearbook, Business Award Andrea Nemchik - St. Agnes RADIANT 629 Bettis Rd. - W. Mifflin Folk Dancing, Library Club, Pep Club, Yearbook, Business Award Mary Kay Novis - Resurrection SOFTSPOKEN 222 Magnolia - Whitaker Spanish Honor, Future Teachers, Library Club, Yearbook, Mission Club Jean Novotny - Resurrection POISED 331 Division St. - W. Mifflin National Honor Society, Forensics, Fu- ture Nurses, Yearbook, Art Award Deborah Ondo - St. John YOUTHFUL 3614 Whitaker St. - W. Mifflin Folk Dancing, Mission Club Linda O'Neil - St. Teresa CONGENIAL 5535 Keefe St. - Pittsburgh 7 Forensics, Future Teachers, Glee Club, Mission Club, Yearbook Barbara Pajak - Holy Angels DIMPLES 1058 Cox Place - Pittsburgh 7 Journalism, J.C.L., Library Club, Year- book, Latin Award Edward Peretich - St. Mary Magdalene DRY WIT 711 E. 10th Ave. - Munhall National Honor Society, Musart Club, J. V. Varsity Basketball, Art Award, Steel Valley Kathleen Phillips - St. Teresa PHIL 5415 Halchess St. - Pittsburgh 7 Mission Club, Musart, Pep Club, Red Cross, Prom Committee Paula Polischak - St. Mary Magdalene CONSIDERATE 1326 River Road - Munhall Future Nurses, Journalism, Mission Club, Musart Club, Yearbook Norman Polivka - Holy Angels QUICK-WITTED 662 Baldwin Rd. - Pittsburgh Mission Club, Yearbook, Two Art Awards Carol Pusatere - St. Teresa ARTISTIC 3623 Wayne Rd. - Munhall Student Council, Musart Honor, Journal- ism, Secretary of Mission Club, Year- book Lucy Quinlan - St. Teresa CANDID 132 W. Virginia Ave. - Munhall Diocesan Business Honor, Glee Club, Library Club, Mission Club, Business Award Kathleen Rabb - St. Michael LIGHT GAY 184 E. Marigold St. - Munhall Diocesan Business Honor, Business Manager of Yearbook, Pep Club, Busi- ness Award, J.C.L. Frances Radis - St. Teresa SYMPATHETIC 16-G Longfellow - Munhall Folk Dancing, Mission Club, Projection- ist, Red Cross Rep., Business Award Kevin Rafferty - Cathedral IRISH 514 Roslyn Place - Pittsburgh Bartley Rahuba - St. Mary Magdalene DEPENDABLE 29-G Longfellow - Munhall Journalism, Yearbook, Basketball, Golf Elaine Rainville - St. Agnes SOCIABLE 5028 Ball Ave. - West Mifflin French Honor Society, Future Teachers, Glee Club, Mission Club, Yearbook David Rousher - Holy Angels GENTRY 5010 Glenhurst Dr. - Pittsburgh Glee Club, Journalism, Mission Club, Steel Valley Kenneth Rusnica - St. Michael HAM OPERATOR 3334 Duquesne Ave. - West Mifflin Glee Club, Mission Club, Bowling 137 Senior Directory Karyn Russo - Holy Angels VIGOROUS 500 Baldwin Rd. - Pittsburgh 7 Glee Club, J.C.L., Mission Club, Year- book, Folk Singing Claudia Sage - St. Mary Magdalene AMIABLE 559 West 8th Avenue - West Homestead Folk Dancing, J.C.L., Mission Club, Mus- art Club Eugene Saus - St. Mary Magdalene EASY TO TALK TO 610 Doyle - West Homestead Library Club, Projectionist Club, Wres- tling, Bowling Wanda Schlecht - Holy Angels ENCHANTING 1006 Elwell St. - Pittsburgh 7 Student Council Treasurer 3, National Honor Society, Modern Language Honor Society, Musart Honor Society, Yearbook Robert Schuster - Holy Angels TRUSTWORTHY 5344 Cox Ave. - Pittsburgh 7 Mission Club, Pep Club Timothy Sciarretti - St. Rosalia LOTS OF FUN 959 Lilac - Pittsburgh 17 Wrestling Venture Sciarretti - St. Rosalia HIGH SPIRITED 226 Harcher St. - Pittsburgh Folk Dancing, Mission Club, Yearbook, Wrestling John Sciranka - St. Anne SURFER 4210 Millington, Pittsburgh 17 Band, Mission Club, Art Award, Bowling Gerald Shuba - St. Teresa ALL AMERICAN GUY 3446 York St. - Munhall Journalism, Yearbook Executive Board, Football, Basketball, Baseball Janet Skapinak - St. Anne BAND-AIDE 4804 Lougean - Pittsburgh 7 Band, Library Club, Mission Club, Year- book, Diocesan Senior Band Patricia Slater - Resurrection AIMS TO PLEASE 4124 Vistaview St. - West Mifflin Classical Honor Society, Future Nurses, Glee Club, J.C.L., Latin Award John Smalley - St. Mary Magdalene GINO LATIN SCHOLAR 3918 Inland Avenue - West Mifflin Glee Club, Latin Award, Basketball, Foot- ball, Bowling David Smith - St. Teresa JUNIOR 1043 Goldenrod - Homestead Bowling Kathleen Smith - St. Teresa LIVELY 1016 Goldenrod - Pittsburgh 7 Glee Club, J.C.L., Library Treasurer, Yearbook, Latin Award Mary K. Spelman - St. Teresa FLAIR FOR LIVING 322 Tioga St. - Munhall Student Council, National Honor Society, Glee Club, Journalism, Yearbook Exec- utive Board Mary Lee Spelman - St. Teresa CLEAR THINKING 3425 Pinewood Dr. - W. Homestead Student Council National Honor Society, Classical Honor Society, Glee Club, Yearbook Cathy Ann Stecher - St. Mary Magdalene BELLS OF BOYLE 118 1 2 E. 15th Ave. - Homestead History Honor Society, Band, Future Teachers, J. .C. L., JCL National Con- vention, 1st place prize in National Con- test Rudolph Sterner - St. Michael RUDY 2436 Perry St. - Munhall Projectionist Club Earl Stevens - Sacred Heart SEQUI SOL 212 Lehigh Ave. - Pittsburgh 32 Pep Club, Target James Stitt - St. Teresa OPPORTUNIST 3629 Valewood Dr. - Munhall Mission Club, Basketball A1 Stratemeier - Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament NEWCOMER 519 Seagirtst - Pittsburgh Mark Stulginsky - St. Mary Magdaler BULL 1119 McClure St. - Munhall Mission Club, Bowling, Steel Valley Joan Surdy - Resurrection RESPONSIBILITY 3318 Garfield Ave. - West Mifflin Forensics, Future Scientists, Journ ism, J.C.L., Yearbook Kathleen Swick - Holy Angels FEMININE AND SHY 1066 Cox Place - Pittsburgh 7 Future Nurses, Mission Club, Mus Club, Yearbook Elizabeth Swisher - Holy Angels CUTE AS A BUTTON 513 Mifflin Road - Pittsburgh 7 Yearbook Staff, Projectionist Club, M sion Club, Library Club, Folk Dancir William Tapolcai - St. Michael STUDIOUS 608 School St. - West Mifflin Future Scientists, J.C.L., Musart, La Award Norma Thomas - St. Agnes SENSE OF OBLIGATION 4823 Ball Ave. - West Mifflin National Honor Society, Forensics, F Dancing, Mission Club, Glee Club Suzanne Thomas - St. Mary Magdale: PRETTY SMILE 106 21st Ave. - Munhall Yearbook, Mission Club, Future Nurs J.C.L., Latin Award Terrence Shields - St. Teresa AMBITIOUS 3321 Valewood - Munhall Student Council, President National Honor Society, Science Honor, Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Treasurer Sharon Shiapak - St. Mary Magdalene POODLES 620 18th Ave. Munhall Library Club, Mission Club 138 David Timko - St. Teresa ’PRES” 1124 Fairfield Ave. - Munhall President of the Senior Class, Spanish Honor, Glee Club, Basketball, Folk Sing- ing Anne Tomica - Holy Angels SOKOL 5619 Keefe St. - Pittsburgh 7 National Honor Society, J.C.L., Science Honor, Musart, Art Award John Tomko - St. Rita JAY TEA 164 Grant St. - Whitaker Library Club, Mission Club, Pep Club Christopher Tyner - St. Teresa KING OF THE FAIRWAY 3528 Wayne Rd. - Munhall Band, Golf Thomas Vogel - St. Teresa SANTA 512 W. Miller Ave. - Munhall Band, Bowling Award, Pep Club, Golf. Bowling Senior Homeroom Teachers Thomas Vojtek - St. Rita Deceased RED 1 1 67 255 W. Schwab - Munhall Musart, Library Club, Mission Club, Projectionist Club, Bowling Mr. John Manear Room 106 Cheryl Volk - St. Michael TINY 916 Lindberg Ave. - Homestead Student Teacher, Student Secretary, Folk Dancing Francis Wargo - St. Michael ’’HALF BREED” Sr. M. Ursula, O.S.F. 4118 Vista View - West Mifflin Room 108 Football John Urban - St. John Cathedral ’’EYES” OF BOYLE 230 W. Schwab Ave. - Munhall Student Council, National Honor Society, Glee Club, Journalism, Yearbook, Pho- tographer Bruce Varga - St. Agnes GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR 135 Video Dr. - Munhall Junior Class President, J.C.L., Student Council, Mission Club, Stage Crew David Verbanick - St. Anne KIND HEARTED 532 Niceville St. - New Homestead Projectionist Club, Wrestling, Mission Club Ronald Vernon - St. Mary Magdalene ’’PENSIVE” 119 E. 11th Ave. - Homestead Basketball, Pep Club Dennis Verosky - Holy Angels BROADMINDED 5331 Cox Ave. - Pittsburgh Musart, Future Teachers, Bowling, Stage Crew James Voelker - St. Michael ’’QUIET” 902 Brierly Lane - West Mifflin Paul Weir - St. Teresa GENTLEMAN 1203 Vivjon Dr. - West Homestead Spanish Honor, Glee Club, Pep Club, Football Captain, Baseball Stanley Wrobel - St. Mary Magdalene ”MR. FIX IT” P.O. Box 66 - West Homestead Glee Club, Mission Club, Latin Award, Sr- Liguori, D.D.R. Steel Valley Tech. Room 109 Joseph Yarnevich - St. Rita STABLE 159 W. Schwab - Munhall Spanish Honor, Glee Club, Baseball, Bas- ketball Sr. Ann Margaret, S.C. Room 111 Roseann Zaremba - St. Teresa IDEALIST 4206 Fairfield Ave. - Munhall Student Council, Glee Club, Mission Club, Target (Exec. Board), Forensics Michael Young - Sacred Heart YOUNG AT HEART 204 Lehigh Ave. - Pittsburgh Pep Club Dolores Zilko - St. Anne PRACTICAL 1300 Sylvan Ave. - Homestead Business Award, Folk Dancing, Mission Club, Projectionist Club, Freshman Cho- rus Mr. Michael Mulvihill Room 203 139 New Year's Evefor Tom Vojtek began, per- haps, a little more quietly than it did for most of us. Instead of the traditional party, complete with noise makers and a multiplicity of people, his plans included a midnight bowling date with a handful of friends. But the happy anticipation of a good time was never realized. It was a horrible, terrifying crash-an awful death. While we were busy meeting a new year, Tom was meeting a New Life. We don't pretend to understand; we only acknowledge the will of God. And we remember. In our prayers, and in the Spirit of our class, Tom Vojtek is very much alive. Thomas Vojtek Class of 1967 7 ie Jirst Oeatfi at toy e SPECIAL PATRON Rev. John S. Hoehl Rev. Francis P. Plantes Dr. Richard J. Hoffman Orthodontist Dr. Morton J. Keisler, Optometrist Francis J. O’Malley, M. D. C. Jane Schragl, D. D. S. A Friend A. J. Abels Roofing Co. Bernard F. Antol Insurance Mr. Mrs. John Asmonga Boyle High Lancer Band Mr. Mrs. Charles Caito Sons Catholic Daughters of America Court Homestead 343 Christian Mothers of Holy Angels Church Community Pharmacy Corbett’s Pharmacy Miss Margaret Cupak Dan Cummings Landscaping Tree Service Dewar Olds Inc. Don’s Delicatessen Duff Insurance Agency Edward's Beauty Salon Mary Fetzko Irvin Frank--Bev-O-Matic Co. Garden Cafe, Whitaker Way John G. Gates Gold’s Shoes, Inc. Willis C. Golle Family Mrs. Mary C. Griffin Gus’s Market Harry’s Clothes Shop Holy Angels Parent Teachers Guild Homeroom 213 Homeroom 313 Homestead Buick Co. Homestead Nest No. 1538 O. O. O. J and I Dairy J. T. Packing Co. Katilius Inc. Kaye’s Market Mr. Mrs. Peter Klimovich, Bobbie Billy Alfred M. Lutheran, Dist. Mr. John Manear Mellon National Bank Trust Co. Munhall Thomas Monaco Landscape Gardener Munhall Foodland Pacific Baking Co. Park Arena Park Dairy Pittsburg Pest Control Co. Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. Joseph A. Prokopovitch Proudfoot Plumbing Heating Supply Co. Russo’s Cafe St. Mary Magdalene—Parent-Teacher Guild Albert J. Savolskis Funeral Chapel Short Stop Dairy Mr. Mrs. William F. Slater Stark’s Tavern Mr. Mrs. Joseph Straka Joe Straka’s Restaurant Theatre Candy Co. Pgh. Pa. Tippy’s Dairy Store John Esther Torma Wesko Grill West Homestead Democratic Organization West Homestead Realty Earl Williams Sons, Inc. Woody’s Durg Store, Inc. Charles D. Virostek Zsak Greenhouse SENIOR LISTING Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Amendola Mr. Mrs. Edward E. Bodnar Pat and Mike Brogan Mr. Mrs. Donald T. Carr Mr. Mrs. W. F. Coyne Mr. Mrs. L. Cullen Mr. Mrs. Francis DiLucia John Ellis Mr. Mrs. Frank Fedorke Mr. Mrs. Leo V. Finegan Mr. Mrs. Edward C. Godec Mr. Mrs. John Gribar Mr. Mrs. Francis R. Griffin The Martin A. Hanchak Family Michael Hrico Family Mr. Mrs. Thomas Kinevey Mr. Mrs. Simon F. Kovalik Mr. Mrs. Louis McElhinny Mr. Mrs. Charles Moulayianis Mr. Mrs. Clarence Needham Anthony Pusatere Family Mr. Mrs. Andrew T. Rabb Mrs. Robert F. Schuster Mr. Mrs. Anthony Shuba Mr. Mrs. Eugene F. Smith, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Michael Smalley Mr. Mrs. John K. Surdy Mr. Mrs. Stanley Swick Mr. William Tapolcai Mr. Mrs. Edward Tomica Mr. Mrs. John Urban Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Vogel Mr. Mrs. Henry Volk Mr. Mrs. Stanley Wrobel Mr. Mrs. Miles Young, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Steve Zilko PERSONAL PATRON Canon Joseph S. Altany, L.L.D. Very Rev. Msgr. John Bilock Rev. Giles Grabowski Father Peter R. Pilarski Saint Margaret’s Church—Rev. Richard Molnar Saint Rita Church—Rev. John Vlha A. E. Kasel, D.D.S. Stephen L. Kondis, D.D.S. Louis Krieger, D.D.S. Dr. M.L. Lincoff Leonard C. Piazza, D.D.S. Dr. S. Rosenthal, D.S.C. Rita M. Rosini, M.D. L. Thomas Sabow, M.D. Dorothy Christie Scott, M.D. Dr. Robert L. Toner, Chiropractor Dr. Mrs. R. J. Tuite A friend Anonymous--A Friend In loving memory of Mrs. Catherine Klimovich In loving memory of Mrs. Stella Pribila A.A. Home Service Center- Shirts Bachelor Service Laundry Albert Burstin Realty Alice Dairy Store Angelo’s Bar Ann Street Radio Ann’s Flower Shop Mr. Frank Aquila Arcadian Bowling Lanes Mrs. Mary Beddard Bernie’s Super Market Richard Beseny (Rich’s Conf.) Black White Market Chas. Burke, Prop. Mr. Stanley Bober Mr. Ralph Bolland Bonnie Frocks Mr. Mrs. Andrew Borsch Family Ivan R. Braszo-Funeral Home Mr. Mrs. John Brugos Buffingtons Lounge Butko Body Repair Capitol Cleaners Carmela’s Beauty Shop Carmen Caruso Pharmacy Carmine’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Russel F. Cauley Central Barber Shop Codispoti Brokerage Mr. Mrs. John Coopie Mr. Mrs. Thomas Corso Thos. Cronin Contractor Mr. Mrs. Regis F. Cusick, Sr. John Cusumano David C. Davis Mr. Mrs. John Deffenbaugh Charles M. Dembrak D. H. DeNardo Co. Jewelers, Braddock, Pa. Rosemary DiLucia Don's American Service Mrs. Irene Dorko Dorothy Steele’s Fairmont Travel Service Dower’s Tavern Mr. Mrs. Frank H. Eoste Elsie’s Tavern Joe Evans Fashion Dress Shoppe Fashion Hosiery Shops, Inc. Pgh., Pa. Farm Market Mrs. William A. Ferraro First Catholic Slovak Union Br. 18 Jr. Order, Munhall Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Fisher Forrest Lanes John R. Foster Frankstown Club Mrs. A. Froelich Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Gentile Meyer I. Grinberg Morris Grinberg’s Fashion’s Great Valley Lanes Groves Appliance T.V. Co. Gus and Sal’s Charles J. Guttilla H. F. Roofing Co. H. H. Restaurant Harry’s Super Market Haver’s Pharmacy Hawbeckers Card Gift Shop Hazelwood Realty Co. Mr. Mrs. John P. Hickey Hilks Hollywood Lounge Homeroom 101 Homeroom 103 Homeroom 105 Homestead Elec. Mach., Co. Homestead Hardware Mr. Mrs. George J. Hudak Hunt Stained Glass Studios Inc. Human’s Ladies’ Wear Mr. Mrs. Othmar L. Miller Mr. Mrs. Paul Moore James T. Morris--Dispensing Optician Munhall V.F.W. - Post No. 6673 Murphy Insurance Agency Manuel Neft Albert M. Norbert Investors Acceptance Corporation Jack’s Cleaners Mrs. Agnes Jacobs Mr. Mrs. George Janosko Derris Helen Jeffcoat Derrise Jeffcoat Johnnie’s Cleaners John’s Bar Johnson’s Cleaners Jones and Kapp Opticians Jones McClure Judy and David Judy’s Candy Nut Shop Mrs. Anna Kalla Edward P. Kanai Mr. John T. Keally Kennedy Meat Mkt. Kish’s Restaurant Kolas Bros. Auto Parts Mr. Mrs. Nicholas E. Kolesar James Kozar Kuban’s Records-Music Store Kubasak Family Lincoff’s Jeweler Mr. Mrs. Ted Lis Victor Lisotto Son Lubin Smalley Florist Luke’s Bar and Grill Macy’s Cleaners Mae Bishop’s Beauty Salon Timothy Magerl Mallo Construction Co., Inc. Mr. Mrs. Louis Mammone Joseph J. Manfred Margolis Jewelers Marksline Card Shop Mary’s Bar Grill Mr. Mrs. George M. Mattes Dorothy McCallister Beauty Shop Mrs. H. McClintic Mr. Mrs. T. F. McDonough Jim McGrall J. Clyde Miller, Jr. Mr. Oliffe Family Olsavick’s Market Hardware Mr. Mrs. William J. Ostrowski Page Dairy Mart Park Beauty Shop PERSONAL PATRON Pat O’Connor’s Garage Paul's Lounge Pizza King Polito Landscaping Co. Post Shoes Thomas Power Ralph’s Sunoco Station Don and Joan Rider Mr. Mrs. Michael J. Roth Mr. Mrs. Michael Rutledge 5 Anonymous Friends Dr. Morgan Joseph F. Radison, D.D.S. Mr. Mrs. F. T. Alexander Mr. Mrs. C. A. Aliberti Al’s Barber Shop Alice’s Beauty Shop James Blocker David Ambro Janice Ambro Armen Amendola Anchor Wire Specialty Co. Mrs. Wm. Baden Barrett's Cleaners Peggy Barry Bartek’s Cafe Mr. Mrs. C. S. Bechman Becks Run Auto Wrecking Co., Inc. Mrs. John Bednar The Belusar’s Mr. Mrs. Richard Bertan Bette's Variety Store E. M. Bicsey Bill Bacik’s Market Carole Black Janet M. Black Lynne Black Mr. Mrs. M. Blasko Timothy A. Bober Mr. Mrs. James P. Bolger Mrs. Margaret Bolger Patricia Bolger Mr. Mrs. William Bonenberger Mr. Mrs. Ralph Borcik Mrs. Joseph A. Brogan knna Borges Nancy Frank Brody Mrs. Teresa J. Brody Mr. Mrs. J. Bronkoski Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Serenka, Jr. S.G.U. Sokol of Homestead Ronald Sklencar Clem Smetana Tom Spelman Steel Valley Technical School Stuckert Towing Co. Sun Valley Beer Distributor Mr. M s. Ralph Tapolcai Tri-State Aquarium Petland Inc. SPECIAL FRIENDS An Anonymous Friend Kathy Brogan Daniel Burgy Mr. Mrs. Tony Kendrall Mr. Mrs. Albert Urasek FRIENDS Mr. Edward Brailsford Mrs. Edward Brailsford Mary Kay Brailsford Rose Ann Brailsford Mrs. Edward Bue Mrs. Francis D. Burgy Rose Buri Mr. Mrs. Clifford C. Capp Mr. Harry Carnegie, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Peter Carolla Mrs. Jane Carroll John R. Caruso Mrs. Campbell and Sons Caspar’s Home Appliance Mr. Mrs. Michael Cerra Richard Chasko Mr. Mrs. Robert Chasko Mrs. Margaret Chizmar Mrs. Agnes Cloherty Mr. Mrs. Albert J. Collizza Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Colizza Mr. Mrs. James Condrin Mr. Mrs. E. Connors Josephine Conte Mary Coulter Mr. Mrs. Annetto D’Aquila Valerio D’Aquila Dave’s Shoe Store Lucy Del Gaudio Betty Demes Miss Marge Demko Mr. Mrs. Allan Dimperio Dolly’s Beauty Shop Mr. Mrs. John Dominici Mr. Mrs. John Donovan, Jr. Anna Dorko Charles Dorsey Dotties Beauty Shop Mr. Mrs. John S DuHoc Michael F. Troiano The Tunney Children Victor Shoe Co. Mr. Mrs. Frank Vilage R. Voitasefski Family Mr. William Wargo Weldon’s Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Matthew Wierzchowski Zorro Mr. Mrs. Martin Dunlap Mary Dunsavage Duquesne Light Company Louis Eisner Elite Barber Shop The A. E. Ellis Family Mrs. John Ellis Mr. Mrs. S. W. Feldmeier Miss Bettina Ferraro Mary Ann Fetsko Paulette Fetsko George Fierer Michael Francies M. Joseph Francivk Mercia Franciuk Frank's Cleaners Fred George's Beauty Salon Joseph Feda E. Ann George Gallagher Thomas J. Gallagher John F. Geary John Gedris Mr. Mrs. Paul Getsy, Jr. Dolores Gottlieb Mr. Mrs. L. B. Grove, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Terrance Guthrie Mrs. H. F. Hagerty, Jr. Half Bros. Furniture H. Rold Loan Finance Corp. Mr. Mrs. James Harrington Mr. Paul R. Hartz, Sr. Mrs. Bertha Hary Hat Cleaning Shop Mr. Mrs. Eugene Hauser Gertrude Haynes Mrs. E. C. Hoehl Wm. Hoffman Mrs. Wm. Hoffman Unm.At , r : — FRIENDS Mr. Mrs. Joseph Hollis Michael Homol Steve Horvath Mr. Mrs. Albert Hreha Jack's Market Dolores Jacobs Susan Jacobs E. H. Jauty Jim’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Stanley Kaczkowski Mr. Mrs. John Kallay Mr. Andrew Kasnik Mr. George Kellner Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kelly Margaret Kelly Ruth Kempf Margaret L. Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Herman A. King Ethel Kieppick Mr. Mrs. Leo Klotz Ruth Koehler The Kollar Family Jan Komorowski Kopriver's Florist Greenhouse Debby Hostilnik Mr. Mrs. Steve W. Kovacs Ron Kraft Barber Shop William A. Kramer, Jr. Charles Kratzenberg, Sr. Mr. Krikston Kuenzig's Pharmacy Steve F. Lacko Mrs. Elen Lancos Mr. Mrs. Francis Lawlsy Mr. Frank Leppla Lloyd R. Lewis Mrs. Annabelle Logan Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Lloyd Bill Lucas Maccarone's Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. John Magnes Mr. Francis Mannion Albert G. Margo Mr. Mrs. Edward Margo Anna McElhinny Mr. Mrs. Clement McElhinny Mr. Mrs. McGregor Mr. Mrs. John McHugh Susan McKeone G. L. McMillin JackT. McNonagle Mr. Mrs. John Melechenko Theresa Michel Mickey's Beauty Shop Mrs. Mildred Miller Mrs. Pat Miller Thomas Mongione Eleanor Morgan Louis Mrazik Mr. Mrs. Jack Mrazik Mr. Mrs. John F. Mrazik Mr. Mulvihiii Mary E. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Harry Neiser Oakland Beer Dist., Inc. Mr. Daniel D. O’Brien, Sr. O'Connor's Esso Mrs. O' Donald William Olsavick Rose Olson Jame F. O'Malley Mrs. Johanna Orosz Ann O'Toole Mr. Mrs. Joseph Pajak Joseph Resta Mr. Mrs. John Penzeiik John Petcheil Pierina Rose Calosi Mary M. Pitchford Michael Pope las, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Frank Potemra Mr. Mrs. L. H. Quinn Frank Radis Joe Radis Agnes Rafaloski Mr. Mrs. Jos. Rannigan Sue Rasso Mr. Mrs. G. P. Renard Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Repko Edward Rodgers Barbara aRotzen Russell-Wise Tax Collector, West Homestead Mr. Mrs. Robert Sailor Mrs. Elizabeth Sample Daughter Sarraino's Market Mr. Mrs. Michael Schloer Mr. Mrs. Andrew Senich Mr. Mrs. John F. Sharpe George Shiner The Shope Family 144 A. A. Shore Shupink Mr. Mrs. John Simon Skyrmes Reality Co. Mrs. Martin Small Mr. Mrs. John Sobie Jbhn Spagnoio Shoe Repair Mrs. Olga Speelman Joseph Spellman Mary Stanley Mrs. Catherine Stecher Mr. Fred Stecher Teresa Stenger Mr. Mrs. Willard Sterling Mr. Mrs. Charles Stoebe Mr. Mrs. Joseph V. Swetkis Patty Swick Szerbin's Market Dolores Szuba Tom Tucker Beverage Co. Joseph A. Treshler Mr. Mrs. James Tulenko Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Turner T. L. Turocy Mr. Mrs. Joseph Uhler United Candy Shoppes Marilyn Urban Mr. Mrs. F. Valenjevick John R. Varhoia Mr. Mrs. Ernest Vasil William Frank Vecchio Frank Vereb Mrs. Daniel Verno, Sr. Mrs. Mary S. Viiage Mr. Mrs. F. Vislay George P. Vogel Mr. Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Sr. Craig Louis Wargo Mr. Mrs. Edward Wargo Mr. Mrs. Louis D. Wargo Mrs. V. E. Webster Whitaker Drugs Kevin Williams Stan Wilmot Yasko Market Mr. Mrs. Michael Zamba Sons Mrs. Laura Zaremba Joe Zarnich Accordion Center Mr. Mrs. Steve Zilko HOMESTEAD DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION With Best Wishes From Mayor Thomas E. Barrett Compliments of DAIRY PRODUCTS U5 With Compliments From MR. MRS. EDWARD PERETICH ST. ELIAS BOOSTERS Bingo every Sun. Wed. 7:30 p. m. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Of Homestead THE STAGECREW MONARCH INSTITUTIONAL FOODS Compliments of SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 308 MR. AND MRS. F. J. HEIM Compliments of JUNIOR HOMEROOM 201 Congratulations To The Class Of '67 Parishioners of ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL (Byzantine Diocese of Pittsburgh) Most Rev. Nicholas T. Elko, D. D. Bishop Very Rev. Msgr. John M. Bilock, Rector 147 ST. ANN’S CHURCH Homestead, Pennsylvania Rev. A. J. Suran, Pastor Compliments of SENIOR HOMEROOM 106 Compliments of Compliments of SENIOR FRESHMAN HOMEROOM III HOMEROOM 223 Compliments of SENIOR HOMEROOM 109 SUNRISE LOUNGE WILLIAM R. WELSH FUNERAL HOME PGH.’s No. 1 MERCURY DEALER $ob BcHamcp Lincoln—Mercury Comet—Cougar Your Satisfaction is Our Constant Goal. 301 W. 8th Ave. Homestead Phone 4613800 149 Bendinger Brothers R. V. ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME UNIFORM COMPANY 8th and West St. Homestead, Penna. HOWARD JOHNSON’S ANGELO FRANK RESTAURANT Builder and Remodeling, Inc. 5242 Clairton Blvd. Munhall, Pa. Pittsburgh 36, Penna. JOE HARBADIN’S BOWLING LANES 522 Braddock Avenue Braddock, Pa. 271-8079 271-3366 ZANGRILLE PLUMBING CO. Commercial and Industrial Plumbing and Heating Contractor HILLS STUDIO 214 N. Highland Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15206 Phone 661-9999 PEPSI - COLA COMPANY PEPSI-COLA METROPOLITAN BOTTLING CO. 400 Graham Street McKees Rock, Penna. 331-6767 151 Phone 462-3855 ARMSTRONG’S FLOWER SHOPPE 815 Amity Street Homestead, Pa. Rosella J. Armstrong Phone: MO 1-6617 EAST LIBERTY Electroplating Refinishing Co. Alumiliting of Aluminum Polishing Buffing Cadmium Nickel Chromium Silver Copper Zinc Oxydizing 6419 Aurelia Street 461-2727 271-8500 KIRSCH MANUFACTURING CO. Steel Fabricators 249 W. Eighth Avenue 1234 Wilkins Avenue Homestead, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15221 152 P[AyM R BOWL PlAyM%R BOWL 5840 Buttermilk Hollow Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461-2300 CROSSROADS SERVICE CENTER Where Service is a Habit Wheel Good brakes are Balancing cheap insurance Owner Phone Michael Hornyak Homestead 1-3330 4600 HMSTD.-DUQ. RD. Brierly Lane Phone 461-2036 828 Thompson Run Road, R.D. 1 West Miffin, Pa. 15122 SAILOR’S BEAUTY SALON Longfellow Dr. Munnall Off - West Run Road 462-4780 Four Operators To Serve You 153 U ie Spirit ofD fe pfu n ess In charge of maintaining the building, Mr. Michael Rutledge, traditionally, fills the Pepsi machine. Assistant custodian, A1 Mazik, takes time out to crack-up at a joke during his many hours a day spent at Boyle. Help often forgotten but re- membered here, is Ralph, the dependable officer at most of the school's activities. Also included are Mrs. Bost and Mr. Urban, who are part of the faith- ful chaperones who are always there. 154 The next highest four in patrons were also seniors. Frances Radis, Bob Griffin, Kathy Rabb, and Dave Horn- yak. To all of them, ’’Congratulations and Thank you!” Sister Patricia and Sister Donna Marie capably handl- ed the ads, patrons, and sales of the yearbook. 155 XX cp StjL tAe Gfe tT Srcc r 55 V' S efv f, -o4 xy x X Xc V, V 01 v o ° 4y 'Vr 5v 'A-O oi. 5 -S . ro co crzMuO xn aSKa vO r 3L) [w JOx vO - So otLudO w oijfoLO yvitf 67 'cJuuuJbD tsuy KjoSL) l ru cty _yLc te c -ii-da. -