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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

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Robert W. Habe, M.Ed., Headmaster The Most Reverend John J. Wright, D.D. BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH . . . and year of promise The Most Reverend John B. McDowell, Ph.D. AUXILIARY BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH Superintendent of PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC SCHOOLS diocesan leaders in the year of faith . . . 8 In Recognition One position in Boyle High which requires total dedication by a person is that of vice-principal, and the one totally dedicated person who fills this position is Sister Martina. To Sister Martina, being vice-principal is no ordinary nine to five job. It is a total application of herself. Even though being vice-principal is rougher than any student can imagine, it is because of Sister Martina’s talents and abilities that she can cope with existing problems and still inaugurate future programs. Sister Martina is more than an overseer; she is involved in working with, and very much for the students of Boyle. So even though our thankfulness to Sister Martina is not always apparent we want her to know we are thankful. 9 communication . . . SISTER M. ANTOINETTE, V.S.C. Religion 1, II, III, IV Religion 111, IV: Independent Study Mission Club SISTER ANN KATHRYN, V.S.C. Religion I, II, III, IV MR. DANIEL KR1KSTON Religion I, II, IV Freshman Class Moderator ... by guidance 10 MR. PATRICK OLLIFFE Problems of Democracy IV, Sociology IV World Cultures II, American History III Junior Class Moderator ... by encouragement SISTER M. LIGUORI, D.D.R. Problems of Democracy IV. American History 111 World Cultures I, II, Senior Class Moderator History Honor Society faculty MR. TIMOTHY BOBER American History III Problems of Democracy IV Health I, IV Physical Education 1,11, IV Pep Club, Football Wrestling Intramural Football 11 MR. BRIAN DOHERTY Literature III, IV, Honors Composition IV Newspaper Moderator communication MR. JOHN MANEAR Religion III, IV, Independent Religion Advanced Placement English Honors Literature IV Literature I, II, IV History II Disciplinarian Future Teachers of America Service Club Moderator SISTER MARY IGNATIUS, O.S.F. ... by enrichment Composition IV, Honors Composition HI Sophomore World Cultures, Freshman World History Projectionist’s Club, Forensics Moderator 12 MR. JOHN CONNELLY Religion I, Junior Composition III English II MR. DOUGLAS WELCH World Cultures I, II, American History III English I, II 13 MRS. ELEANOR KLEBONIS English I communication . . . by speech MR. THOMAS JACKMAN Latin I, II, History II, Introduction to Language, Greek, Basketball, Golf, Equipment Manager 14 One more point. It started a movement, a momentum, a beat. And the beat goes on. d Cucinf( i em licnc mi gracu SISTER MARY URSULA, O.S.F. Spanish I, II, French II Modern Language Honors Society REVEREND JOHN P. KLEIN French II, German I, II MR. JOSEPH LEON Spanish I, II PRICELESS 15 MR. JAMBS BKLLKS Band SISTKR MARIK JOHN, S.C. Music I, Fine Arts, Sophomore Chorus, Glee Club, Folk Dancing Club MR. TGORKO FANTAZO Fine Arts, Dramatics Moderator SISTKR M. ROBKRTA, D.D.R. Art I, II, III, IV, Religion III, IV Musart Society, Yearbook Advisor 16 communication . . . ... by direction MR. RALPH STANCZAK General Business, Economics, Bookkeeping, Personal Typing, Shorthand I MRS. G1LDA MAMMONE Typing I SISTER M. ANNE, D.D.R. Personal Typing, Business Typing I, II Shorthand II. Business Mathematics Office Practice, National Business Honor Society Diocesan Business Honor Society MR. MICHAEL HARDING Trigonometry and Special Math Algebra 11, Algebra and Trigonometry Geometry ... by clarification communication . . . MR. LAWRENCE TOMASIC Algebra 1, II, Health, Physical Education Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball SISTER ANN MARGARET, S.C Trigonometry, Algebra II, III, Geometry, Student Council, National Honor Society, Co-Ordinator of Activities . No natior 18 MR. PHILIP SCHUGAR Algebra I. II, Geometry 19 SISTER M. GORETT1, D.D.R. Biology, Chemistry High School Red Cross SISTER M. GENEVIEVE, O.S.F. Chemistry, Chem Study, Advanced Placement Chemistry, Future Scientists of America, Sophomore Class Moderator, Science Honor Society MR. BERNARD BADEN Physical Science 1, Physics III, IV, Physics P.S.S.C. Ill, Graphical Survey of Physics, Radio Club, Photography Club MR. JOHN BARKER Biology I, II, Earth Science II, III, IV §m communication MRS. IRENE DORKO Health I, II, III, IV Future Nurses Club MISS JUDITH HOLZER Physical Education I, II, III, IV Cheerleaders ... by demonstration MR. FRANCIS MANNION History I, Health III, IV, Physical Education III, IV Football, Basketball, Baseball 21 MR. ELMER HENSLER Guidance communication . . . MISS PEGGY BARRY Guidance Secretary MR. MICHAEL MULVIHILL World History II, American History III, Problems of Democracy Guidance ... by advice 22 MRS. ADELE PERETICH Bookkeeper MRS. DOLORES CARR Receptionist SISTER M. PATRICIA, V.S.C. Library Science, Library Club, Library Assistants Business Manager of School Annual ... by information 23 Communication: ... is an opening of ourselves ... is a breaking down of our independence of the wall we have built around ourselves . it involves a shoring of our inner selves, of oil our ideas it is talking, laughing, crying-living together in a community it constitutes engaging and participating m common it is being with being among seniors davis barbara geri ducko roger ellis terrie dziekonski bob elash dudas finegan hanus sandy kalia morelli wayne beverly ostrowski ZOJUJ 8 )|UJ rettger russ sabo sailor terry sheehy anna marie slater spelman szokoly patty swick mimi treshler tarasevich frank vereb senior directory BAKER, FRANK CARR, CLAUDIA 5601 Cox Ave. 141 W. Edna St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-5873 462-0915 BAKER, PATRICIA CARSON, WILLIAM 1003 Elwell St. 2831 Beech wood Blvd. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15217 461-2434 421-7325 BALISTRIERI, JOSEPH CAULEY, PATRICIA 4936 Barberry St. 315 Cherry St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-3843 461-5220 BATORICK, FRANK CAVALIERE, GREGORY 907 Hilltop St. 116 Mapledale Dr. Munhall, Pa. 15120 Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-7439 462-2636 BEDDARD, RICHARD CHAPKO, WILLIAM 5413 Second Ave. 927 Goldenrod St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 5207 Pittsburgh, Pa. 421-0860 c o Homestead 15120 BINGHAM, WILLIAM 462-9436 1055 Cox Place CHERVENAK, CHRISTINE Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 1200 Sylvan Ave. 462-8644 Homestead, Pa. 15120 BLOCHER, JAMES 461-5161 1299 Cascade Dr. CHICHWAK, MICHAEL W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 4128 Rosalia Rd. 461-8193 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 BORKOWSKI, ROBERT 421-6678 1 5 Wheeling St. CLOHERTY, SUZANNE Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 134 W. 10th Ave. 462-4923 Homestead, Pa. 15120 BOSSERT, LAURENE 461-5278 202 Dora St. CLOONAN, JOHN Whitaker, Pa. 15120 1 5 N. Second St. 461-3938 Duquesnes, Pa. 15110 BOYLE, DAVID 466-8816 335 E. 12th Ave. COLIZZA, JOHN Homestead, Pa. 15120 1231 Edgewood Dr. 462-7386 W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 BRAILSFORD, MARY KAY 461-2465 224 E. 11th Ave. COLIZZA, JOSEPH Homestead, Pa. 15120 108 Revenue St. 462-1961 W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 BRASZO, JOHN 462-2166 179 E. Marigold CONLEY, FRIEDA Munhall, Pa. 15120 47 Almeda St. 461-3986 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 BRENNING, LLOYD 521-4538 5510 Keefe St. CONNELLY,SUELLEN Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 3406 Manorwood Dr. 462-4863 W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 BRODY, JANET 461-2867 3485 York St. CONNOLLY, THOMAS Munhall, Pa. 15120 773 Johnston Ave. 462-1407 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15107 BRUCHAS, KATHRYN 521-7537 3019 Short St. COOPIE, CLAIRE Munhall, Pa. 15120 1 59 Mifflin St. 462-2872 Whitaker, Pa. 15120 BUCK, RONALD 461-2002 5046 Revenue St. CORSO, JOSEPH Pittsburgh, Pa. 4201 Harvey St. c o Homestead 15120 Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-3999 461-6465 BUGEL, WAYNE COYNE, MICHAEL 3901 Center Ave. 3614 Cambria St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-1364 462-7852 CAIN, THOMAS CZECZELY, ANTHONY 3602 Forest Ave. 237 W. Hazel Way Munhall, Pa. 15120 W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-8577 461-3803 CAMPIONE, JOSEPH DAN1ELICH, JOHN 2209 Imperial St. 1017 Sunglow St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15217 Pittsburgh, Pa. 421-5229 461-4618 CAPP, DIANE DANKOVIC, ROBERT 3528 Cambria St. 124 Phlox Way Munhall, Pa. 15120 Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-6538 462-6967 DAVIS, LAURA 2432 Perry St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-3738 DEFFENBAUGH, RITA 417 11th Ave. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-8481 Di NICOLA, BARBARA 136 Main Entrance Dr. West Mifflin, Pa. 15120 461- 1159 DINNING, BONITA 3709 Botsford St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462- 6388 DITILLO, DEBORAH 5117 Roma Way Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 5207 421-3673 DOBO, CAROLE 3816 Cambria St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461- 1649 DOMINICI, BARBARA 576 Calera St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462- 1225 DONOVAN, MARGARET 327 Division St. West Mifflin. Pa. 15122 462-3642 DUCKO, GERALDINE 1205 Sylvan Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-6605 DUDAS, BARBARA 347 Vine St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461- 4687 DZIEKONSKI, THERESA 4942 Barberry St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462- 6769 ELASH, ROBERT 4539 Gates Dr. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-7004 ELLIS, ROGER 127 E. 11th Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462-4781 ESSNER, ERNEST 225 Whitaker St. Whitaker, Pa. 15120 462-1342 FAGAN, JAMES 1025 Coal Rd. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-3782 FECZKO, JAMES 4470 Woodhill Dr. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461- 5935 FINEGAN, MARTIN 4826 Clover Lane W. Mifflin, Pa- 15122 462- 1652 FITZGIBBON, CHRISTINE 18-G Longfellow Dr. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-9916 FREDA, KAREN 4 530 Woodhill Dr. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461- 4205 FUNYAK, PATRICIA 916 Sarah St. W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462- 3576 55 senior directory GAJ DOS, GERALDINE 220 E. Larkspur St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-4140 GALVIN, THOMAS 5747 Century Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-0615 GIGLIOTTI, SAMUEL 807 Lilac St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15217 421-6020 GOTTUS, ROBERT 4406 Main St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-5109 HANUS, MARY CAROL 4609 Woodhill Dr. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-7575 HARTZ, TIMOTHY 405 Haworth St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 521-8106 HASAK, JAMES 353 W. 12th Ave. Ext. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-9967 HESS, DALE 5915 Interboro Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461-2996 HICKEY, JAMES 3419 Pinewood Dr. W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-1639 HORENSKY, THOMAS 1053 Elwell St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461-8740 HR1CZ, MICHAEL 314 W. llth St. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461- 4364 HRUSKA, KATHLEEN 837 Hilltop St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462- 3153 JACOBS, DOLORES 962 Baldwin Rd. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-6040 JANKOWIAK, PAUL 4115 Shady Ave. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-2761 JOHNSTON, CAROL 594 Mifflin Rds. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-4668 KACZKOWSKI, CHRISTINE 5922 Fedanna St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-7039 KALLA, SANDRA 124 Marion St. Munhall. Pa. 15120 462-6788 KAUFMAN, TIMOTHY 3333 Trautman St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-7660 KELLEY, MICHAEL 119 17th Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-4806 KINAVEY, COLLEEN 131 22nd Ave. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-9871 KINAVEY, WILLIAM 2009 Orchard St. Munhall. Pa. 15120 461- 0608 KING, PATRICIA 814 Beechland St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462- 4234 KLIMOVICH, WILLIAM 4607 Chatsworth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 421-5391 KNEPP, LINDA 426 E. Elizabeth St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 421-5109 KONDIS, DEBORAH 3910 Davis Ave. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461- 3353 KOPAY, NICHOLAS 4336 Haldane St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 421-3934 KOVACS, VERONICA 333 W. 12th Ave. Ext. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462- 4932 KUNDRAVI, JAMES 3615 Venago St. Munhall, Pa. 1 5120 462-4529 KURA, STEPHEN 927 Hilltop St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-2793 KUSIBAB, BERNARD 1049 Elwell St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461- 7369 LACKOVICH, MARY BETH 265 Fridel St. Whitaker, Pa. 15120 462- 2817 LESTER, GARY 1145 Cox Place Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-3766 LINN, BONNIE 1314 Lower Bull Run Rd. W. Mifflin, Pa. 15122 466-3505 LONG, ALLAN 3643 Forest Ave. Munhall. Pa. 15120 461-7412 MACIOCE, LAWRENCE 28 Bluffland St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461-7310 MAGERL, TIMOTHY 4015 Coleman St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 421-7250 MANFRED, KENNETH 205 Vivian St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-5798 MANNING, JEROME 337 E. 10th Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461- 3932 MAXIN, PAUL 217 Larkspur St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462- 1421 McCLINTIC, PATRICK 215V4 Glen Caladh St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 521-3671 McELHINNY, MARIE 5524 Cox Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-3138 McELHINNY, WILLIAM 4940 Aspen St. W. Mifflin, Pa. 15122 462-5217 McMONAGLE, ROBERT 1624 West St. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461- 1866 MICHELISZYN, CAROL 5706 Halchess St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462- 3032 MILKE, LOUIS 1114 Park Square Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-3293 MILLER, RONALD 5934 Keefe St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461-7393 MISKO, MICHELLE 5416 Herbert Way Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 421-7901 MOORE, ELAINE 31 Slate St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461-5277 MORELLI, WAYNE 1328 Sylvan Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-7576 MROZ, MICHAEL 5628 Ollie St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461-5196 O’MAHONEY, JERRY 513 S. Mathilda Pittsburgh, Pa. 15224 683-5590 OROSZ, JANET 5036 Orinoco St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 521-5082 OSTROWSKI, BEVERLY 4462 Sweetbay St. Pittsburgh, Pa. c o Homestead 15120 461-2882 PAJAK, MARY 232 Trowbridge St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 521-4120 PATTERSON, PATRICIA 133 W. Virginia Ave. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-2270 PECHIN, SHEILA 244 Flowers Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 521-6476 PITCHFORD, EILEEN 432 Greene St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-1739 POLAND, RONALD 3623 Venago St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-1988 POPP, CHARLENE 610 Amity St. Apt. 1 Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-7961 RAJAKOVIC, PHILOMENA 155 Magnolia St. 56 senior directory Whitaker, Fa. 15120 462-7208 RAKAR, DAVID 333 Larkspur St. Munhall, Fa. 15120 461- 1124 RETTGER, DONNA 3548 Fieldstone Dr. W. Homestead, Fa. 15120 462- 3296 ROTH, JAMES 7102 Churchland St. Fittsburgh, Fa. 1 5207 362-8928 ROTH, MARY 676 Baldwin Rd. Pittsburgh, Fa. 15207 461-2408 ROTZ, BARBARA 5013 Steele St. Fittsburgh, Pa. 15207 421-9674 RUDDY, MARK 224 Elizabeth St. Munhall, Fa. 15120 461- 6930 RUSHE, HARRY 5 Tecumseh St. Fittsburgh, Pa. 1 5207 521-7495 RUSSO, ANTHONY 500 Baldwin Rd. Fittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462- 3025 RYCZEK, CHRISTINE 4757 Theodore St. Fittsburgh, Fa. c o Homestead, Fa. 15120 461-7456 SABO, RUSSELL 1717 Nollhill St. Fittsburgh, Fa. 15207 461-9696 SAGE, EDWARD 559 W. 8th Ave. W. Homestead. Fa. 15120 461- 7654 SAILOR, JAMES 5415 Keefe St. Fittsburgh, Fa. 15207 462- 8015 SALAY, JOHN 247 20th Ave. Homestead, Fa. 15120 462-1353 SAUS, LEONARD 270 Vine St. Munhall, Fa. 15120 461- 8354 SAUERWE1N, KAREN 107 E. Virginia Ave. Munhall, Fa. 15120 462- 8582 SCHACK, DENNIS 3449 Parkview Fittsburgh, Fa. 15213 621-0618 SCHAMING, GARY 1211 Rodgers St. Fittsburgh, Fa. 1 5207 462-3440 SEDON, JOSEPH 4549 Gates Dr. Fittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-5915 SEECH, RICHARD 26S Marigold St. Munhall, Fa. 15120 461-8460 SEMEGO, BETTY JEAN 3774 Wayne Rd. Munhall, Fa. 15120 462-1235 SERECHIN, GEORGE 1292 Overdale Dr. W. Homestead, Fa. 15120 462-6764 SHEEHY, THERESA 3824 West Run Rd. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-6730 SIKET, ANNA MARIE 447 Diiler Ave. W. Mifflin, Fa. 15122 461-4645 SINCHAK, CLAIRE 4763 Hamilton Rd. Pgh. c o Homestead, Fa. 15120 461- 8381 SKLENCAR, RONALD 1181 Cascade Dr. W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462- 4393 SLATER, MARY BETH 4124 Vista View Dr. W. Mifflin, Pa. 15122 461-0320 SMART. JOHN 339 E. 13th Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461- 8134 SOTA, ERNEST 129 W. Larkspur St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462- 1852 SPELMAN, RUTH 3425 Finewood Dr. W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462-3504 SULLIVAN, ANNE 3425 Lynnwood Dr. W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461- 6405 SUS1NSKAS, THOMAS 1513 West St. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462- 3968 SWETZ, MARI ANN 4106 Shady Ave. Munhall, Fa. 15120 462-2439 SWICK, PATRICIA 1066 Cox Place Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-3839 SZOKOLY, DONALD 208 Vine St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-2511 TARASEVICH, DAVID 3619 Daniel Dr. W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462-0913 TENER, DAVID 309 E. 18th Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462-3222 TOTH, JOSEPH 5418 Second Ave. Fittsburgh, Pa. 15207 421-0785 TOVLIN, JOHN 418 Johnston Ave. Fittsburgh, Pa. 15207 521-8911 TRESHLER, MARY 500 Basic St. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-8795 TUNNEY, JAMES 1293 Cascade Dr. W. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462-5845 TURON, MARK 5021 Revenue St. Pittsburgh, Fa. 15207 462-3783 UHLER, BARBARA 122 E. 16th Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 462-4549 URASEK, SUSAN 1106 McClure St. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461- 8274 VERBANICK, MICHAEL 526 Niceville St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462- 1286 VERBANICK, RICHARD 532 Niceville St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 5207 461-1607 VEREB, FRANK 681 Calera St. Fittsburgh. Pa. 15207 461-5591 VERNO, DONNA 624 Calera St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461-5492 VOELKER, DAVID 902 Briely Lane West Mifflin, Pa. 15122 461-6922 WALSH, JAMES 3807 Nantasket Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 421-1192 WALSH, ROBERT 3807 Nantasket Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 5207 421-1192 WASSELL, JACK 3455 Finewood Dr. West Homestead, Pa. 15120 461- 1447 WEIR, JOHN 1203 Vivjon Dr. West Homestead, Pa. 15120 462- 3123 WEISS, BEVERLY 1405 Muldowney St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 462-1284 WIERZCHOWSKI, NANCY 106 E. 16th Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-4376 ZAMBORSKY, GERALD 3922 Harvey Ave. Munhall, Pa. 15120 461-5943 ZAPPA, LINDA 5415 Second Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 521-0850 ZILDO, KRISTINE 1300 Sylvan Ave. Homestead, Pa. 15120 461-6795 57 Communication: ... is an opening of ourselves 4 . . . is a breaking down of our independence of the wall we have built around oiirselyes ... it involves a sharing of our inner selves. of all our ideas ... it is talking, laughing, crying living together in a community ... it constitutes engaging and participating in common ... it is being with-being among classmen Ed Boczar, Marty Barkin, Ken Anderson, Dan Clementi. Jim Fenton, Joanne Davitt, Linda Dreer, Karen Erleba, Rose Fullcn, Bill Leitzcl, Dave Patterson, Danny Grib. Mary E. Totin, Larry Kratzenbcrg, Larry Coyne, Pat O’Rourke, Pat Cirincione, Mike Slezak, Maureen Glackin, Joe Kimball, John Stcfanik, Sue Simcho, A1 Ciuksza, Bob Rosck, Rita Dobnak. juniors room 101 ZV ESTRfAR bufs TB V p5t5t ET Joe Luberto, John Marchinsky, Daria Verna, Rose Pusatere, Jack Fulham. Tom Moneck, Karen Muha, Debbie Manning, Andy Sciranka, Barbara Sheehan, Libro Oniboni, John Spclman, Sandy Milkc. juniors room 103 Tom Malatesta, Charlotte Miller, Edward Trcna, Tom Sable, Dan Spellman, Agnes Smith, Cathy Obringer, Charles Williams. Francis Popp, Maryann Fitz- gibbon. Jay Farrington, Linda Car- dillo, Sharon Hobart, Dave Fac- chaino, Dave Becze, Robert Cedolia, Teresa Borsch. Tim Kelly, Jim Schaffer, Hugh Morgan, Sue Shepherd, Diane Galata, Gerry Mc- Mahon, Mary Pat Vislay. Gene Horgos, Dennis Knapp, Pat McClure, Barbara Grove, Jean Tomica, Nancy Lucas, Derris Jeff- coat, Michele Krescanko, Joann Mayni, Barbara Froelich, Pat Kara- sinski, Judy Hess. 61 juniors room 21 1 Patty Sharp, Debbie Pasternak, Nancy Burgy, Sue Smith, Ross Hill, Rick Tilves, Paul Little, Steve Sherer. Michael Caruso, Ruth Logan, Joe Pusatere, Betty McCann, Bob Davis, Don Ellis, Karen Cain, Dolores Baranowski. Kathy Schuster, Mike Janosko, Linda Cerra, Marian Gregory, Judy Needham, Roseann Giordano, Anita Vojtck, Larry Stawartz, Kathy Sikosky, Rindy Miller, Ray Grctz, Jim DiLucia, Dennis Mudry, John Murphy. Gerry Monaco, Ron Maxin, Dolores Susinskas, Regis Majcher, Mary McManigal, Kevin Harris, Pat Rothcrt. 62 Peggy Trout, Celeste Gamboa, John Praskovich, Joe Ruffing, Dan O’Toole, Mary Beth Quinn, Dorine Rager Janet Vlha Denms Mudry, Bob McMahon, Carolyn Elaschat, Chris Frank, Florence Osak, Jerry States. ’ juniors room 213 Lenore Caruso Dennis White Elaine Di Lucia Jeanne Magliere Mary Kay Cepko John Smith Decdcc Kubasak Gloria Kowalski Jim McCallister Sue Shank Paul Sakalik Marian Kolesar Bob Benton Judi Mrzygot Debbie Balogh Ray Kasclonis Pat O’Malley George Hudak Mark Sciranka Lois Brugos 63 ring day— a big day for juniors For the Class of ’69, the “Big Day” was February 1, 1968; the place was Saint Mary Magdalene’s Church. The evening Ring Cere- mony included a Mass celebrated for the Junior Class, the distri- bution of rings by Father Robert Habe, a social dance sponsored by the Senior Class, and a subsequent free day for all juniors. Father Habe presents the long- awaited ring to Cathy Obringcr, as Ron Poland, President of the Stu- dent Council, assists him. Junior girls await the reception of their rings in eager anticipation. Derris Jeffcoat accepts his ring as a symbol of fidelity and loyalty. 64 class officers Sophomore officers plan a bake sale in what appears agreement among Karen Losz, treasurer, Steve Gress, president, and Kathy Nugent, secre- tary'. Really on their way up are freshmen: Larry Wargo, president, Cynthia Grove, vice-president, Rosanne Clementi, secretary, and Jim Murphy, treasurer. Kathy Shuster, treasurer and Rose Marie Fullen, sec- retary, lead the juniors with Judy Needham, president. Mary Lois Hall, Nicki Jean Ferrari, Judy Zam- borsky. Bob Alexander, Bonnie Barca, Larry Bost, Terry Sinchak, Celeste Brletic, Patty Jones, Mark Verbanick. sophomores room 201 Jim Kozar, Janet Fencik, Sandy Batorick, Andrea Solay, Carol Koval, Lou Pampena, Dcanic Hobart, Clifford Reese, Dale Spimak, Dave Murray. Norccn Davis, Marie Kratzenberg, Linda Met- zer, Marty Shortall, John Podrebarac, Frank Leg- nine, Bernard Marshalek. Joe Rocco. Debbie Bock, Karen Bcsscck, Pat Chioda, Richard O’Con- ner, Nancy Laughery, Mary Kratzenberg, Richard Katsur, Bill Cain, Bob Garland, Robert Gorda, Paul Rotz. sophomores room 203 Chris Kopay, Linda Roth, Ronald Smith, Diane Tutko, Deborah Bobak, Kathy Hornyak, Dan Brennan, George Rakar, Sean Kelly, Sonny Swick. Stephanie Shuba, Kathy Nugent, Sylvia Sabo, Andrea Ferchak, Linda Mizejewski, Paul Markowitz, Bob Lentz, Harry Sears, Edward Laughlin, Edward Zcbner, Michael Strasick, Nancy Liddlc, Patricia Spelman, Marilyn Urban, Margaret McElhinney. 67 Bob Dee, Margie Burgy, Dave Peretich, Larry Beatty, Bob Miller, Dcbby Markewinski. sophomores room 204 Diane Corso, Nancy Schuster, Denise Lester, Tony Maciocc, Renee Rainvillc. Eileen McElhinny, Dave Lackovich, Ed Bullen, Terry Roman, Dan Flaherty, Tom Golle, George Janocsko. Pam Hagerty, Ilona Chasko, Karen Kirsch, Ken Karasinski, Joe Bilock, Patty Yunecko, Elaine Stolick, Colleen Spellman, Lynctte Smith. sophomores room 301 Don Scanlon, Robert Martin, James Kopp, Marianna Kazsmar, Karen McKeone, Mary Lou Johnston, Ginny Lopez, Kathy Sullivan, Barbara Shlapak, Patty Brinda, Conrad Bollens, Kevin Shea, Al Pollock, Mark Neitznick, Karl Klingensmith. Blase Zitelli. Gerry Patterson, John Snyder, Heather Nee, Francis Rutledge, Mary Majousky. Tom Matey, Bob Kruth, Richard Pasquantonio, Ken Horvath, Karen Hampers, Jim Sunseri, Rita O’Connor, Harry Carnegie, Donna Wisniewski. I ( IN CASE YOU'RE WONDERING . . . -r -rr Real or Phony? say—have you heard? y--s� r ;7 - sophomores room 303 Mary Kay Shope, Patty Margo, Tim Alexander, Dennis Kanai, Maureen Kinevey, Bill Overton, Alison Kollar, David Vargo, Bob Bowser, Nora Solymosy, Carol Novotny, Stephanie Mess, Bob Gottschalk. David Steimer, James Jakub, Thomas Volk, Gerard Smith, Thomas Yura, William Lang. Kathleen Kaczkowski, Darlene Tapolcai, Marlene Feltes, Rita Miller, Bonnie Bingham, Tom Rettger, Chris Scully, Mike Mulligan, Joe Prosdocimo. 70 Richard Miller, Vincent Balistrcri, Donna Lcsko, John Kurtz, Lucy Cuzel, Kathleen Ord, Carol Hruska, Colleen Shields, Carol Moulayianis, Marty Noone, Russell Wonsock, Joe Zettle. Barbara Matthews, Karen Portokalis, Ldith Pavicic, John Gidel, Martin Kinavey. sophomores room 308 Chris Fucillo, Sue Stackowitz, Diane Shaming, William Deasy, Llaine Kociban, Steve Gress, Coleen Cerra, Mary Ann Zomok, Francis Vanek, Dave Voit, Pat Barry, Clem Smetana, Eugene Trout, Bob Bost, Andrew Borsch. 71 Prissy Bodnar, Mary Jean Denne, Craig Lazzaro, Tom Coyne, Mike Brogan. freshmen room 1 13 Cynthia Grove, Mary Kellaher, Ruth Wright, Bradley Tupi, John Brugos, Michael Rosepink, Ken Goldberg, John Dominici. 72 freshmen room 22 1 Gary Mazon, Steve Havrilla, William Monahan, Karen Kopko, Jim Murphy, Elizabeth Gregovits, Bernadette Kelley, Teresa I unyak, Carol Benney, Linda Hanus, Teresa Sutch. Tom Cain, John Osak, Nancy Tirpak, Bill Murray, Susan Welsh, Bernard Vallo, Jeffrey Tobasco, Joe Vacca, Ed Politylo, Jim Quintcn. Russ Miller, Eloyd Butler, Jim Balistricri, Larry Kindlin. Kathy McCustcr, Kathy Kovalik, Karen Sable, Leo Bollens, Larry Kennedy, William Linsenbigler. 73 Mary Ann Majkut, Janet Goggin, Kathy Langan, Elizabeth Gregovits, Martha Williams, Nancy Brody, Chris Stultz, Gilbert Goodworth, George Kurtz, Bill Danzuso, Steve Sakalik. Jack Nagy, Jan Hemminger, Ed Manfredi, Joe Vickers, Mary Lou Murray, Don Tomino, Gene Szokoly, Judy Jones. Joe Murzyn, Susie Knowlson, Ed Didzunas. freshmen room 223 Diane Heatherington, Rosanne Clementi, Bill Davis, Pat Ciccone, John Marszalek, Tom Brogan, Ray Albert, Karen Kopko. Dale Young, John Scanlon, Mary Katherine Rutledge, John Sharbaugh, Toni Palombo, Lori Venego, Lorraine Marconc. freshmen room 306 Suzanna Donovan, Sandy Lis, Gene Pacclli, Nicky Freda, Mary Ann Prosdocimo, Ray Vilage. Mike Hreha, George Tracy, Harry White, Ann Munson, Chuck Kritko, Tom McCafferty, Carol Sabo, Cathy Weiss, Rose MulvihilL AI Capp, Rich Baginski, Bob Lacey, Jack Lubcrto, Gary Earliwine, Lynne Kasclonis, Lois Tapolcai, Tom Frederick, Denise Balogh, Denise Ruffing. Ed Kutch, Jo Ann Smith, Jean Obringer, Sharon Kovacs, Kathy McCaf- ferty, Rosemary Heim, Dolores Muraca, Sue Ducko. freshmen room 31 1 Pam Wotasek, Mike DeMarco. John McWilliams, Monica Sage, Joe Porter, Don Zagrocki, Mike Craddock, Tony Sunscri, Chris Volk, Rick Sand, Dale Winters. 76 HOW AMERICA LIVES Even long ago is not sojaraway §■ V-r • - - - Li •i ■ )RUNK, rV BIRTH CONTROL ggF • [Time Machines§fl X)i - - - END , ' i ■ 4 i} A Jim Carr, Betty Ann Godec, Beverly Doen, Peggy Kinavey, Lou Ann Blocker, Cheryl Ilolewinski, Terry Fries, John Finegan, Karen Benda, Donna Banyas, Mike Juba, Tim Barry. freshmen room 313 Ken Shotting, Dennis Staccr, Kathy Meyer, Kay Kusibab, Gary Morgan, Janice Leonardo, Patty Shopc, Kenny Stack, Danny McElhinney. Mary Jane States, Brigid Wakefield, Marian Polischak, Randy Morrison, Larry Wargo, Bob Susinskas, Mike Quinn, Greg Unrue. Sophomore homeroom teachers: Sister M. Anne, Sister Ann Kathryn, Sister Anna Marie, Sister M. Roberta, Mr. Joseph Leon, and Sister M. Genevieve, sophomore class moderator. Freshman homeroom • teachers: Mr. Daniel Krikston, freshman class moderator, Mr. Douglas Welsh, Mr. John Con- nelly, Sister M. Goretti, Sister M. Naomi, and Mr. Brian Doherty. 78 Senior homeroom teachers: Sister M. Ursula, Mr. John Mancar, Sister M. Liguori, senior class moderator, and Sister M. Antoinette. At the left is Sister Ami Margaret. homeroom teachers Communication: is an opening of ourselves is a breaking down of our independence of the wall we have built around ourselves it involves a sharing of our inner selves, of all our ideas it is talking, laughing, crying-living together in a community it constitutes engaging and participating in common . it is being with—being among classes Math on the left side of4he desk shows Mr. Falvo recording trigonometry grades of his loqu i s ljB b Seniors. Mr. Tomasic uses his side of the desk in a more serious mood. Senior Boys in an independent study religion display just that in a seminar context with Mr. Manear. A senior girl takes advantage of a free period in a dramatic light-dark picture; sometimes a one to one basis is needed. Besides seminar and private talks, it is important that a teacher speak WITH, not AT students as Mr. Krikston discusses matters in a freshman class. -f-r v. Thus when talk was the primary , cation—or, as he has put it elsewhere, when “speech, drum and ear technologies'’ prevailed—man lived Jan organic life, at one with his fellow, his community, future will picture our through books like this, not through the official records.” — Storm Jameson ■I 2 and his environment. Then Gutenberg came along, and f the print technology split the human sensibility, open- J . ing up a breach between visual experience on the ont 7 hand and auditory and tactile experience on the other. Kfp wmm t imKmxtfm ■V « - JT . ‘HI... c. r book A whale —H rm M lv ll ... , v, v ; h •■ i- vr j: , r {. ■; • ' ST ■ V. v-'vph- 5 y-z ' ’ 1 -JJ ?«■ . • P « i i o « — —I —. ( ) U . 5pS u, H -a o 2 4 tO •2 c � ”'•3 «2 o i-i « c O E 2 ° •, £ — 9 § 73 J- O o O o a £-2 • S b 3 .52 . co w •3 O ™ C 71 O .2 - m 2 y 2 0.2; ■ X o «i o i: •2, You learn history in different ways: you learn by being a Lincoln, you learn it by hearing a teacher’s lecture, you learn it by giving a report, as John Braszo is doing here. A Junior, Dennis Knapp, is able to find a full knowledge of the past by relating what he learns inside the classroom with the present world outside. 86 Through a looking glass, Sr. Anna Marie tries to make Latin II clearer to her sopho- mores. Language is not so dear in an upper level of Spanish as Mr. Leon points out a correction for a boy working at the board. (He can be found on page 80). the f'renc i wmvidt uui Sr. Ursu carries on in Spanij with a freshman grou Their study is a then tic. NOW’S THE TIME business students who have just completed assembling band concert 89 (Should we, shouldn’t we? We will.) Model freshmen draw freshmen model according to proportionate measurements. (Maybe we shouldn't have.) Upperclassmen fit art classes in their individual schedules. Here three students take their places in the split-level section of the art'room. Communication: . . . is an opening of ourselves . . . is a breaking down of our independence of the wall we have built around ourselves . . . it involves a sharing of our inner selves, of all our ideas ... it is talking, laughing, crying- living together in a community . . . it constitutes engaging and participating in common . . . it is being with being among cheerleaders f Mr. Tim Bober ad- dresses Boylites during a spirited pep rally in the auditorium. Varsity cheerleaders: Kathy Shuster, Maureen Glackin, Barbara Grove, Rita Deffenbaugh, Diane Capp, Jean Tomino. J-V cheerleaders: Deanie Hobart, Kathy Hornyak, Elaine Stolick, Karen Portakalis, Allison Kollar, Stevie Shuba. Donna Dorko Freshman cheerleaders: Mary Jane States, Sue Don- ovan, Nancy Tirpak, Cynthia Grove, Sue Ducko, Kathy McCafferty. Pep Club members Bobbie Jo Dominici, Itsy Roth, and Debbie Kondis perform in a skit for Lancer spirit. Sophomore homerooms go “all-out” on black and gold day helped by Sister Anne. Poor Serra’s “Bodnar”! black and gold day Dave Murray is caught amid lights and streamers. Not “Ah”, but “cheese” for the photographer, Dave! Bodnar’s effigy is raised high by George Janosko and Kenny Kara- sinski. 95 — service Mrs. Irene Turon and Mrs. Mary Dumsavage are caught unaware in the cafeteria preparing and cleaning up on Friday. Mrs. Virginia Deffenbaugh, cafe- teria manager, poses out of office hours at the Honors Dinner planned by Mrs. Edith Smith, Mothers Club President. Mr. Michael Rutledge gingerly climbs aloft to do some in- stitutional bulb snatching or bulb exchanging. A picture expresses more than a thousand words; the letters acknow- ledging the good work accomplished by J.R.C. speak of service loudly. And a plaque, perhaps, reveals the deserved recognition to such a group as Janet Fencik, Sister Goretti, J.R.C. moderator, Steve Gress, and Rosannc Clementi. The juniors managed to tum an assembly into an episode containing Snoopy (George Wargo) in pursuit of The Red Baron. Linus (Tom Mala- testa) is secure with his thumb and blanket. Isaly’s fun time holds seniors; Joe Corso, Tom Cain, Ken Manfred, Tom Connelly, A1 Long, Rita Deffen- baugh and Patty Swick. “Swing it! Harry Oliver,” encour- age Boyle dancers. it's called- fun, friendship 97 Part of the function of F.S.A. (Fu- ture Scientists of America) is to encour- age experiments worked out on an in- dividual basis as Pat Yunecko illustrates here. The knights around the round table arc History Honor Society members: Ray Gretz, Dan Grib, Dennis Knapp, Marty Barkin, Dan Spellman, George Wargo and Denis Jeffcoat. honor societies Target is a diocesan club for enriching the religious life of high school students. Check- ing a notice and discussing the last group dy- namic project are representatives Deanie Ho- bart, Karen Losz, and Clifford Reese. Sister Anne appears nostalgic as she gives banquet tickets to Business Honor Society members and winner of the Business Contest of the Diocese, Itsy Roth and Sucilcn Con- nelly. 98 some make it! Junior Classical League mem- bers congratulate each other for bringing home seven first prizes at the State Convention held at Canevin High, Pittsburgh. Happy winners arc William Lcitzel, Judy Needham, Barbara Uhler, Barbara Dudas, Roseann Clementi, Linda Mizejewski and George Wargo. Coaching the debate team is Sister Ignatius. Listening attentatively is the team, Larry Bost and Margaret McElhinney, who have always ranked high in National Forensic League competition. . . . and some don’t Detention with the Dean of Discipline, Mr. Manear, is not one of the more pleasant occasions in stu- dent life, but is familiar at Boyle. Hiding under the masks of anonymity, stu- dents take their punish- ment. William Gentile, David Patterson, and Gerald Zam- borsky add their triumphant notes to the Glee Club's “Alleluia” as the Chorus joyfully announces the Nativity. The Sophomore Chorus joins in to put the Christmas story in melody and harmony. Daniel Spclman narrates the ancient story that never grows old. The Adoration of the Infant. Boyle students don robes and costumes to portray the scenes of Christmas. 100 The Glee Club, directed by Sister Marie John, lift their harmonious voices in song to praise the Christ Child. Charlene Popp, narrator, tells of the joyous chanting of angels. The prophet (David Patterson) foretold the coming of Christ to the Israelites as the miraculous story unfolds many centuries before His coming. The Freshman Chorus, in their singing debut, sing rousing songs of winter, snow and fun. the Christmas event 101 The Business Department presented a fashion show to the girls of Boyle High featuring various attire. Here, evening wear is worn by models: Linda Zappa, Karen Sauerwein, and Betty Jean Semego. Narration was done by Suellen Connelly who just finished describing Chris McElhinny’s spring coat. Faithful disc jockey Ron Buck spins “Love is Blue” watched by Dale Hess at a Saturday Night dance. sharing festivities It’s either a new dance step, or Joe Rocco is calling someone at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. And what are senior girls: Laura Davis, Donna Rettger, Chris Ryczek, Sandy Kalla, and Pat Cauley up to? majorettes Boyle’s first group of majorettes trained by Miss Judy Holzer are: Carol Johnston, Claudia Carr, Kathy Bruchas, Peggy Trout, Sue Shank, Marianne Swetz, Sandy Milke, and Eileen Pitchford. It’s a cold football night with The Lancer Band huddled close. Drum Major Lenny Saus gets introductions from band director Mr. J. Belles. 104 lancer band It’s concert night and Dave Patterson, trumpet soloist has his tie adjusted by Teresa Borsch. The Lancer Marching Band struts high on the football field. Jerry Zamborsky, Debbie Pasternak, and John Colizza look over the score of “West Side Story.” 105 “A Play Within a Play” as the Bliss family re-creatcs one of Judith’s Mr. Fantazo gives Sandy Tyrell (John Weir) a sun tan with greatest triumphs for their guests. Indira Arrendale (Deborah Kondis) looks to the help of make-up. Richard (John Danielich) in wonder while David (Roger Ellis) collapses at his family’s theatrical behavior. DELORES AACOfeS tox Office Manager «ease. Manager - - - Assistant to the Direcl Photographer -- - “Over My Dead Body,” Judith (Dolores Jacobs) screams in a typical Bliss family fight. Sorel (Mary Evelyn Roth) and Simon (Michael Kelly) create more chaos as David (Roger Ellis) sadly yells for quiet. “The Mousetrap” is transformed into a center of contagion for “Hay Fever”. “I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire, I Just Want to Start a Flame in Your Heart.” Richard (John Danielich) is scorched by Judith (Dolores Jacobs). Sculpture executed by Derris Jeff coat Special Thanks To The Following For Their Help With The Production Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ellis Mrs. Mary Vilage Mrs. Agnes Jacobs Mr. Michael Rutledge Katilius, Inc. Alan Price, Inc. Liberty Men's Formats NOEL COWARD ated Arts Production In Three Acts mmer home of David and Judith ucks County, Pennsylvania. 68 Act I Saturday Afternoon Act II Saturday Evening Act III Sunday Morning a ten-minute Intermission Act I and Act 11 Cut of Characters - - - - MARY EVELYN ROTH Bliss...................MICHAEL KELLY CAROLE DQBO Juditn dTTs ■ssmi uiiss David Bliss - - - • Sandy jTyrell Iruijra Alrendale - Ptavd Greathjfcm Jackie CorytoRHB ?pir ftqircneu Martin Finnegan tary K. Brailsford - Derris Jeffcoat cElhanny zejewtki Mar Joseph Bilock Jack Snyder Patricia Margo Carole Moulayianis Susan Monroe UNDERSTUDIES Michael Coyne Patricia Patterson David Tarsevich Mary K. Brailsford FEVER FEBRUARY 15, 16, 18, 1968 Directed by TGORKO FANTAZO 107 Examining and pondering the significance of the National Honor pin are the society’s new members: Celeste Gamboa, Rose Marie Fullen, George Wargo, Daria Verna, and Judy Needham. This year Deby Ditillo was president of the Musart Honor Society and Musart Gub of the diocese of Pittsburgh. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Marty Finegan, vice-president Tony Russo, treasurer Mary Beth Slater, and secretary Nancy Wierzcchowski. senior doss officers 108 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seniors Gregory Cavaliere Deborah Ditillo Margaret Donovan Theresa Dziekonski Charlene Popp Mary Evelyn Roth Nancy Wicrczhowski Betty Jean Semego Juniors Daniel Gementi Karen Erleba Rose F'ullen Celeste Gamboa Raymond Gretz Sharon Hobart Charlotte Miller Judith Needham Catherine Obringer David Patterson Mary Beth Quinn Kathleen Schuster Gerad States Janet Vlha Darla Vema George Wargo Senior Members Received Patricia Caulcy John Colizza Gaire Cop pie Barbara Dominici Thomas Horcnsky Martin Finegan Michael Kelly Deborah Kondis Janet Orosz Last Year Beverly Ostrowski Mary Pajak Patricia Patterson Ronald Poland Anthony Russo Ruth Spelman Mary Treshler Barbara Uhler John Weir student council The Student Council has an executive meeting planning activities with their moderator. Sister Ann Margaret. Sharon Hobart, treasurer, Debbie Kondis and Deby Ditillo, secretaries, George Wargo, vice-president, and Ron Poland, president, should be commended for their spirit of dedication and service. newspaper the lance Linda Mizejewski, next year’s Ed- itor-in-Chief, points out the good placement of photos to Roseann Cle- menti and Derris Jeffcoat, while Bob Miller, staff photographer, prepares to take another photo for the news- paper. Many Saturday afternoons were spent editing, the pages of The Lance as proven by advisor Mr. Doherty, Pat Patterson, Tom Galvin and Peggy Donovan, who are trying to stretch out an article to fill up a page. The finished product, in the hands of Pat Baker, gets a final check-over by both Pat and Mary Margaret Treshler, who compares the paper with the rough drafts. 110 Mr. J. Thomas English Teacher Our Librarian, Sister Patricia, is quite proud of her Library assistants, and she has every right to be. She is shown here with Derris Jeffeoat, who this year was elected President of the P.S.L.A.A. (Penn- sylvania Student Library As- sistant Association) and Mary K. Brailsford, President of the S.W. P.S.L.A.A. (South Western Pennsylvania Student Library Assistant Association). Mary K. is also editor of the P.S.L.A.A.’s publication, Bookends. Sister Patricia’s right hand Library assistant. Celeste Gam- boa, is busy with the technical aspects of running our Library. library club 111 The 1967 graduates expressed the spirit of their class in a folk Mass. The Boyle Folk Sing- ers led their class in singing at the Mass cele- brated in the auditorium. graduation-1967 At St. Teresa Church in Munhall, the faculty dons gowns and academic hoods. The busy week also found time to honor graduates for various achievements by a banquet held by the Fathers Club for the first time. 112 frank baker patty baker rich beddard bill bingha laurene bossert dave bo john braszo brenning lie ron buck wayne bugel t diane capp claudia carr greg cavaliere bill chapl mikechichwak suz cloh joecolizza peggy conle claire coopie joe corso r john danielich bob dank rita deffenbaugh barbar debyditillo carole dobo peggy donovan geri due terrie dziekonski bob el jim fagan jim feezko m karen freda pat funyak sam gigliotti bob gottus jimhasak dalehess jim I kathy hruska dolores jac carol johnston chris kac: tim kaufman mike kelly pat king bill klimovich nick kopay ronnie kovac bernie kusibab beth lack al long larry macioce tir jerry manning paul max chris me elhinny bill me carol michaliszyn louie elaine moore wayne mor janet orosz beverly ostre sheila pechin eileen pitc phi I rajakovic dave raka itsy roth barbara rotz m tony russo chris ryezek johnsalay lennysaus kz garyschaming joe sedor george serechin terry sh claire sinchak ron sklenc ernie sota ruth spelman honors dinner CL3C The head table at the Honors Dinner on May 29, 1968 pauses while Mr. Gress intro- duces the guest speaker, Mr. William Daquc of Personnel Service, U.S. Steel. He is flanked on the left by Sr. Ann Margaret, Father Dixon, Sr. Liguori, and on the right by vice- principal Sr. Martina and headmaster Father Robert Habe. Sr. Anna Marie, head of the Latin Department, calls out awards won by members of her Junior Classical League to parents and Seniors as- sembled at the Holiday Inn. baccalaureate mass 1968 The baccalaureate Mass was held at Resurrection Church on May 31, 1968 with Father Robert Habe, celebrate and speaker, and Father Peter Pilarski helping distribute the Eucharist. musart Sister Marie John takes a well-deserved bow close to the finale at the Spring Concert, backed by the combined sophomore and glee club choruses. Karen Losz and Barbara Grove are accompanists. The freshman chorus presents a western medley with Nancy Tirpak, pianist, and Clem Smetana on the accordion. A feature of the annual concert was the girls’ ensemble comprised of: Pat Cauley, Debbie Kondis, Chris Ryczek, Bobbie Jo Dominici, Janet Vlha, Itsy Roth, and Celeste Gamboa; the boys’ ensemble: George Wargo, Paul Little, Bernie Kusibab, Joe Colizza, Dan Clementi, Larry Coyne, Jerry States, and Tom Galvin. 1968—spring concert Prom Court: John Weir and Maureen Glackin, Bob Flash and Barb Grove, Jim Blocker and Kathy Shuster, Queen Suellen Connelly and escort Tony Russo, Mary Beth Slater and Ken Falce, Carol Johnston and Wayne Morelli, Bonnie Dinning and Lou Milke. 120 dcby ditillo senior section pat patterson and peggy donovan activities section ’68 b yearbook staff . is an opening of ourselves . is a breaking down of our independence of the wall we have built around ourselves . it involves a sharing of our inner selves, of all our ideas . it is talking, laughing, crying living together in a community . . it constitutes engaging and participating in common . it is being with being among football FRONT ROW: Rich Katsar, Rich Pasquantonio, Jack Tomino, Joe Zettle, Jay Farrington, George Wargo, Tom Volk, Bill Overton, Sean Kelly. SECOND ROW: Ed Laughlin, Jim Sunseri, Jerry States, Mick Slezak, Dave Facchiano, Tony Russo, Kevin Harris, A1 Ciuksa, John Weir, Tom Rettger. THIRD ROW': Jack Wassell, Jack Speiman, Pat Barry, Ed Bullcn, George Rakar, Jerry O’Mahoney, Bill Carson, Sam Gigliotti, Jim Blocher, Mark Turon, John Smith, Jim Kozar, Sam Hanus. FOURTH ROW: Bob Elash, Wayne Morelli, Joe Balisteri, Tim Luxbacher, Larry Stawartz, Joe Pusatere, Tom Malatesta, Larry Coyne, John Stefanik, Tim Kelly, Ron Polland. MISSING: Mick Dorko. Boyle High School’s varsity football team had a disappointing year. The record was 0-9 but it doesn’t show the fact that the team played with injuries to many key players. Faced with the bigger teams it was hard for the Lancers to compete. Not to make any excuses for the squad, but they were still in there trying. The team put out every effort for a win but couldn’t seem to succeed. Now with the split of the Catholic league into two sections Boyle will hopefully be able to compete now. The future seems bright for the 1968 Boyle Varsity Football Team. 126 gridders in action Junior halfback. Tim Kelly, sweeps left end. A Weir to Rettgcr aerial is complete for a big gain against Central Catholic. 127 Fullback Jerry O’- Mahoney blasts a hole in Serra’s line for the T.D. Lancer defense swarms over Greensburg fullback. Bill Mattady. Coach Fran Mannion and Lancer “captain Anthony Russo. senior gridders Quarterback John Weir gets some advice dur- ing a time out from Head Coach Fran Man- nion. Jerry O’Mahoney makes a bruising tackle on a Greensburg player as Mark Turon comes to put on the finishing touches. A leaping effort enables Wayne Morelli to pull in this pass against Serra. Surrounded by Central tack- lcrs Quarterback Poland runs from the pocket. Tony Russo secs daylight as the hole opens. Tom Connelly picks his way through Ser- ra’s line. 128 Lancer center Joe Bal- estrieri comes to the aid of his fellow play- Tackle Jim Blocker covers a punt against the Central Vikings. Sam Gigliotti prepares himself to crush a Viking halfback. All-Catholic halfback. Bob Elash, rests his injured knee as he watches his teammates in action. '4, -''f Jerry O'Mahoney Ron Poland 129 Jack Wassell Tony Russo Bob Elash basketball The Lancer Basketball team started off the exhibition season with continuous victories and enthusiasm, and the team ran high. The climax was reached when Steubenville Catholic was stopped in an exciting game at the Arena in Steubenville. The opponents had previously been unbeaten and were considered one of the best teams in the school history. This game was followed by the team losing out in the finals in the Five Boro Holiday Tournament. It was apparent, however, that once the season started, height was going to be a factor. Although out-re- bounded in every league game on the rough Catholic league the Lancers never quit and in many cases out- shot their opponents percentage wise, but couldn’t compete off the boards. Greensburg was the only league victim although many games weren’t decided until the very end and twice they went into overtime periods. KNEELING: Joe Prosdocimo, Dave Tener, Jim McCallister, John Smith and Mark Verbanik. STANDING: Pat Barry, Libro Oniboni, Martin Kinaevy, Bill Kinaevy, Mike Verbanik, Lou Milke, Steve Cress, John Weir. 130 cagers on the move Junior Sharpshooter, Don Ellis, goes up tor the shot. Lancer’s flashy guard, Dave Tener, drives against the Trojans of North. 131 Grcensburg’s Ed Paluzzi and Lancer’s John Weir battle for the rebound. Lou Milke demon- strates the art of shooting. Dave Tener uses tongue to guide ball at the hoop. Coach Mannion walks back to bench after giving his in- structions to the players. senior 6’3” Mike Verbanick shows his leaping ability against Central’s 6'6 Rich Sulka. quintet Senior Bill Kinavey looks for a teammate against Central. John Weir dumps in a lay-up against West Deer. Lou Milke Bill Kinavey 132 underclassmen small shots The Jayvees of Boyle had a fair season. Many times they lost games in overtime or only by a few points. Coach Jackman worked them hard during their practice ses- sions and many times it paid off. There weren’t any partic- ular stars during their games but a great team effort was noticed. If the Lancers can find some height to go with the sharpshooters of this team, they will be something to reckon with in the future. Kneeling - Joe Prosdocimo, Bob Dee, Dave Peretich, Dan Brennan, and Jim Kozar. Standing - Dave Murray, Mark Verbanik, Dave Voitasefski, Marty Kinaevy, Steve Gress, and Pat Barry. The Frosh season was a somewhat dis- appointing one for Coach Larry Tomasic. The boys (future Lancers) were still young and had a rough time competing with the enrollments of North, South, and other schools. However, even though they were usually outsized the Lancers fought hard and many times did come out on top. A bright spot for the team was outstanding plays by Tom McCafferty and many others on his team. A quick look in the future shows promising aspects if the boys can develop. Kneeling: Tim Barry, Bill Linsenbigler, Jim Carr, Larry Waigo, and Jim Murphy. Standing - Tommy McCafferty, Dale Young, Terry Fries, and Bob Susinskas. Missing — Tony Rizzo. 133 “Up, up and away,” says Marty Kinavey after a shot against Serra. lancerjayvees Being double teamed, Marty (Stretch) Kinavey throws a pass to one of his team- mates. During a time out, Coach Tom Jackman, illus- trates an offense on the hardwood floor. 134 Jumping in vain to stop Bull Rizzo are two unidentified Ragles. 135 frosh march on . . . Surrounded is Larry Wargo in an attempt to put his team ahead. Freshman star, Tommy McCaffcrty goes high for an easy lay-up against the Lagles of Scrra. wrestling The Lancer wrestling team completed its second year of competition with one win and six defeats. The season, although somewhat disappointing, had many bright spots. This year marked the first time a Lancer wrestler, Bob Elash, made it into the state finals. This is something that the school can be proud of. Because there was only 4 seniors on the team the coaching staff is somewhat optimistic for the years to come. Coach Guerra has 23 experienced wrestlers returning for the 68-69 seasons. With this in mind the task for next year in putting up a decent team shouldn’t be as difficult. SITTING: Bill Murray, Tom Volk, Leo Bollens, Mickey Slczak, Dave I acchiano, Tim Luxbacher, Conrad Bollcns. Jim Sunseri. MIDDLE ROW: Tim Hartz, Larry Coyne, Marty Noone, Ed Laughlin, Tony Sunseri, Joe Vickers, Rich Pasquantonio, A1 Ciuska, Ed Sage, Bob Elash. BACK ROW: Dave Oniboni, Bill Monahan, Vince Balisteri, Jim Hasek, Bob Davis, Larry Stawartz, Joe Kimbal, and Mark Ruddy. 136 senior grapplers Determination! Victory! for Mark Ruddy. Jim Hasek Caution! 137 Ed Sage ■ Mark Ruddy i Bob (Snag) Elash golf Bob Benton, Bob Dee, J im Walsh, Roger Ellis, Bob Walsh, Harry Carnegie. In its third season of varsity competition, the golf team had a rough time. Many times in their matches they didn’t score a point or only a half, but they always were close. Often their players were being defeated by only a stroke or by one hole. The highlight of the season was the outstanding performance of Roger Ellis. Throughout the season he went undefeated. He was the one who got the half point for the team. Rog- er was entered in the Diocesan Golf Tournament and won his first match but lost the second one. The other golfers did a good job, but not good enough. There are three returning letterman and the ’69 season might be the best yet for the fairway fellows. 138 senior golfers Bob Walsh Roger Ellis Jim Walsh 139 SITTING: Gene Trout, Jim Murphy, George Rakar, Steve Kura. MIDDLE ROW: Sam Gigliotti, Tom Rettger, Gary Schaming, Gary Lester, Martin Finegan, Tom Connolly. STANDING: John Weir, Bill Kinavey, John Marchinsky, Pat Barry, Nick Kopay, Steve Gress, Kevin Harris, Jim Blocher, Wayne Bugel. In a year marked with many postponements due to very wet spring, the Lancer baseball team wasn’t able to play many games. However in the games played they were able to come up with Victory over Penn Hall Academy, West Mifflin South and Thomas Jefferson. In the league the Lancers weren’t as successful. Plagued with bad fielding the crew gave away many games. John Weir, as he has for four years, has been the mainstay of the Boyle mound staff followed by Jim Blocher, on the team for the first time. Other outstand- ing work was done by Wayne Bugel, lusty hitting outfielder, Gary Lester, slick-fielding shortstop and speedy Gary Schaming in centerfield. This has been the most successful season for the Lancer nine. It was the first season the team has scored over 10 runs and posted over 1 victory. So you see the season was more success- ful than some may think. Jim Blocher John Weir Sam Gigliotti BUI Kinaevy baseball “Lancer bench” looks on as their fellow players take the field. The Lancers wait in alley behind school for an upcoming game. i.V Tom Connolly Gary Schaming Gary Lester Martin Finegan in and out of season . . . Lifting his knees high, Sean Kelly, shows that he hopes hard work will eventually lead to a victorious Lancer team. Mike Mulvihill shows his shooting ability in the faculty varsity game. The revitalized look includes a new coaching staff of the Lancer Football Team. Shown above are the Head Coach Joe Scully, Rich Erdel- yi, and Tim Bober. Determination covers the face of newcomer Chris Scully. Varsity star Dave Tener, guards the speedy Rich Erdelyi. Brian Dougherty throws up a left handed hook shot as Barney Jackman comes in for an apparent rebound. ART A 142 new headmaster assumes charge Father Robert W. Habe, formerly at St. Mary of the Mount Church in Pittsburgh, was named the new head- master at Boyle for 1967-68. During the past two years, he had been in charge of the parish high school, St. Mary’s, and prior to that, he taught at Mon Valley Catholic for three years. The Fathers’ Club, under the di- rection of Mr. Stephen Cress, spon- sored Bishop John Wright as a guesi lecturer. Father Conboy n.ro uces him to the people assembled. 144 changes at boyle At the close of the 1967 school term. Father Richard L. Conboy, Boyle’s head- master for five years, was named recipient of the first Monsignor Hochwalt Me- morial Scholarship award to do doctrinal studies at Notre Dame University. He was se- lected from among candi- dates throughout the United States whose names had been submitted by their re- spective dioceses for the scholarship. Here Father Conboy presents Father Habe to the Boyle students with his close worker. Sister Martina, beside him. The four runners-up in ad sales for Boyle ’68, in order from the left, Mary Carol Hanus, Claudia Carr, Michael Chichwak, and Dolores Jacobs. Sister Patricia, business manager, and Roger Ellis, business editor, check over the financial status of Boyle 68. We are out of the red! 146 tops in our book Senior Rita Dcffcnbaugh was number one in ads sold for Boyle ’68. 147 from THOMAS E. BARRETT, clerk of Courts, 281-4900 ext. 468 Good Luck To The Graduates of ’68 HOMESTEAD DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION I j HILL’S STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS 214 N. Highland Avenue Pittsburgh 6, Pa. 148 t A mdm er' BENDINGER BROS. Co. 134 North Thirteenth St. Philadelphia, Penna. 19107 LOcust 4-3320 Compliments of BENDINGER BROS. COMPANY Manufacturers of School Fashions and Blazers 134 N. 13th Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19107 215 - 564-3320 TO THE CLASS OF 1968 BOYLE HIGH SCHOOL We Extend our Warmest Congratulations To All of You. May the Year Ahead Bring Fulfillment of the Goals You Will Strive to Attain and May Health and Happiness Be Your Constant Companions. CARL COLTERYHAN DAIRY 1614 Brownsville Road PITTSBURGH 10. PA. 881-1408 823-3911 COMPLIMENTS Of COMPLIMENTS Of ST. ANNE’S CHURCH ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL Rev. A. J. Suran, Pastor Msgr. John Bilock, pastor CONGRATULATIONS ST. ELIAS BOOSTERS from Bingo every Sun. Wed. 7:30 p.m. BOYLE HIGH SCHOOL Wrestling Team and Coaches 150 ARMSTRONG FLOWER SHOPPE 815 Amity Street Homestead, Pa. 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REALTORS AND INSURERS 3508 Main Street Munhall, Pa. “BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS WITH INTEGRITY Ins. Dept. Real Estate Dept. 461-7300 461-7700 MONARCH INSTITUTIONAL FOODS MORRISON McCLUAN INC. MOXLEY’S DRUGS COR 8th AVE. and AMITY ST. HOMESTEAD, PA. Phone HO 1-2833 153 PALMER’S RESTAURANTS 1 PlAyM R I 1 BOWL 1 SIX DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS AND ALLEGHENY CENTER SB • TO SERVE YOU Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania P{AyM%R BOWL 5840 Buttermilk Hollow Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 461-2300 461-8611 PARK REFRIGERATION FREE ESTIMATE SALES AND SERVICE SAILOR ASPHALT PAVING CO. 954 East Eighth Avenue, Munhall, Pa. REVCO BUILT IN REFRIGERATORS FRIEDRICH AIR CONDITIONERS FEDDERS AIR CONDITIONERS REFRIGERATORS Telephone 461-0424 DRIVEWAYS ROADS PARKING LOTS EXCAVATING James Sailor 5415 Keefe St. Pittsburgh 7, Pa. 154 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERIANS MERCEDES KINAVEY Div. 34 Homestead, Pa. John E. McManigal COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of MRS. JOHN T. MISKO MR. MRS. WILLIAM J. CHAPKO COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of SHORT STOP DAIRY MR. MRS. SYLVESTER JANKOWIAK Lincoln Place COMPLIMENTS of REV. JOHN VLHA, PASTOR Saint 3jta Church Whitaker, Pa. 155 CONGRATULATIONS, BILL CONGRATULATIONS from from MOM, DAD AND BOBBIE MARGARET CUPAK Mr. Mrs. Frank E. Baker SENIOR LISTING Mr. Mrs. Joseph Freda Mr. Mrs. Francis L. Patterson Mr. Mrs. Russell G. Bingham Mr. Mr. William Galvin, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Donald Pechin Mr. Mrs. Bernard Brody Mr. Mrs. Domenic Gigliotti Mr. Mrs. Michael Roth Mr. Mrs. A. J. Buck Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Hartz, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Edward Rvczek Mr. Mrs. Paul G. Cain Mrs. Helen Hruska Mr. Mrs. Edward Sage Mr. Mrs. Donald T. Carr Mrs. Agnes Jacobs The Sauerwein Family Mr. Mrs. Stephen Chervenak Mrs. Howard J. Kaufman Mr. Mrs. Leo Schaming Mr. Mrs. Michael Chickwak Mr. Mrs. John E. Kopay Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Seech Mrs. James R. Cloherty Mr. Mrs. Michael Kundravi Mr. Mrs. William F. Slater The Cloonan Family Mr. Mrs. Bernard J. Kusibab Mrs. John Smart Mr. Mrs. John Coopic Mr. Mrs. William Lackovich Mr. Mrs. Tom Spclman Mr. Mrs. W. F. Coyne Mr. Mrs. Frank Lester Mr. Mrs. Stanley Swick Mr. Mrs. William Davis Mr. Mrs. Hunter McClintic Mr. Mrs. Joseph Trcshler Mr. Mrs. John Dominici Mr. Mrs. Joseph Manfred Mr. Mrs. Stanley Turon Mr. Mrs. John F. Donovan, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Louis Milke Mr. Mrs. Joseph Uhler Mr. Mrs. Alexander Ellis Mr. Mrs. Othmar L. Miller Mr. Mrs. Joseph Verbanick Mr. Mrs. Ernest Essner, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Paul Moore Mr. Mrs. Carl Zappa Mr. Mrs. Leo Finegan Mr. Mrs. John E. Orosz, Sr. 156 SPECIAL PATRONS Canon Joseph S. Altany, L.L.D. Msgr. John M. Bilock Monsignor Vincent S. Burke Rev. John S. Hoehl Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel P. Maczkov Rev. James A. Spelman St. Agnes Church - Rev. Chas. M. Fink Anonymous Friends Allegheny Valley Transfer Company Amos Quality Market A M S Lawnmowers W. Homestead Angelo Frank, Remodeling Catholic Daughters of America Court No. 343, Homestead John Chizmar, Jr. Colony Cleaners Community Pharmacy, Inc. Comstock, Manfred, Insurance Mr. Mrs. Cookie Donato R. G. Crouch, Welding Supplies Dan Cummings Landscaping Dombroski Metal Products Fashion Hosiery Shop, Pittsburgh 19 Ferrari Morelli Forsyth Chevrolet Co. John G. Gates Builder Developer Gold’s Shoes, Inc. The Golle Family John Groves Company Gruber Denne Electric Harvey’s Men’s Wear Homeroom 103 Homeroom 213 Homestead Buick Co. Homestead Moose Lodge No. 60 Kathy Hruska Mary Teresa Jacobs Jerry’s Confectionary Aldreon Jordan Market Katilius, Inc. Dr. M. J. Keisler, Optometrist Kirsch Manufacturing Co. Kuban’s Music Store Levine Bros. Hardware Liberty Dress Suit Co. Dr. M. L. Lincoff Lincoff s Your Jeweler Alfred M. Lutheran Mr. Mrs. Thomas McCafferty Murphy Insurance Agency Maple Auto Body Bernie Martin and Dan Heckman William J. Monahan Associates Insurance Brokers Patrick C. O’Hare, D.D.S. Theodore O’Ratta Park Savings and Loan Association Paul’s Sunoco Station Pelkeys Texaco Piscitelli Service Station Wm. A. Power, Inc. Joseph A. Prokopovitsh Funeral Home Ralph’s Sunoco Service M. W. Raugh — F.I.C. Agency — Mgr. Modern Woodman of America Russo’s Cafe Albert J. Savolskis Funeral Chapel The Shop Upstairs Mr. Mrs. David Charles Smith Stella’s Starlite Tavern Mr. Mrs. Joseph Straka Stumpfs American Service Station Super Slovak Theater Candy Co., Inc. Tippy’s Dairy Mr. Mrs. Joseph Treshler Victor Shoe Co. Vondera Womens Club Weldon’s Pharmacy West Homestead Realty Zsak Greenhouse - Florists 157 PERSONAL PATRONS Anonymous Friends Acme Music Co. Mrs. C. A. Adams A. J. Abies Roofing Alexander’s Super Market Alice Dairy Store American Legion Post 538 Am merman’s Cleaners Andy’s Gulf Service Station Mr. Mrs. John Anselm Arcadian Bowling Lanes Janet Asmonga Mr. Mrs. Bernard Baginski Miss Denise Balogh Mr. Mrs. Michael L. Balogh Mr. Mrs. Joseph Banyas Banyas’ Real Estate Insurance Barrett Cleaner’s Patrick “Brady” Barry Timothy Barry Bartck’s Cafe Bates, Oakland Dawson Parking Beatty Family Karen Margaret Becze Bernard F. Antol Insurance Bernie’s Supermarket Mr. Alfred Besselman Bette’s Variety Store Mrs. Ida Bingham Mr. Mrs. Russell G. Bingham A1 Olga Marie Black Bob De Lancy Inc. Conrad Bollens Leo Bollens Mr. Mrs. Andrew Borsch f amily Mr. Mrs. L. M. Bost Mr. Mrs. H. A. Brennan T. P. Brogan Mr. Mrs. John Brugos Mr. Mrs. A. J. Buck P ul J. Buczek .•ir. Mrs. Edward Bullen Mrs. Francis D. Burgy James R. Burgy Alderman, 31st Pittsburgh Burke’s Homemade Candy Burstin Realty, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Paul G. Cain Mary E. Cain Mr. Mrs. Louis Carlctti Mr. Mrs. John Carr Family Caruso Pharmacy Drugs, Prescriptions, Cosmetics Michael F. Caruso Anna M. Casey Caspar’s Home Appliances Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ccdolia Mr. Mrs. Albert Cepko Henry Cerra Mr. Mrs. Frank Chcrnotowich Mr. Mrs. Joseph Chiodo Rev. David C. DLxon Rev. John J. Keane Rev. Frank Korba Msgr. Paul M. Lackncr Rev. Francis P. Plantes St. Margaret’s Church Rev. Richard Molnar Rev. Richard Wcrsing Dr. A. A. Cipullo Joseph F. Cirincionc John Cloonan Colfax Nursery Continental Barber Shop Corbett’s Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Richard Coopie Mr. Mrs. John Coopie Mr. Mrs. Thomas Corso Maureen Coyne S. Curto Landscape Contractor, Pgh, Pa. Mr. Mrs. Regis F. Cusick, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Peter Cuzcl D. S. Auto Service Dan Scotillo Groceries William Danzuso Mr. Mrs. George T. Davidson Merle Davis Family Dc Carlo Draperies Mr. Mrs. James R. Dec Mr. Mrs. Francis DiLucia Mrs. Nicholas Dobnak Don Alexander Plumbing Gerard Donovan Don’s American Service Mrs. Irene Dorko C. F. Dor wart Mr. Mrs. William Dougherty Duquesne Village Lancs Mr. Mrs. Frank Dusch Earl Williams Sons’ Garage Gary Earliwine Edward’s Beauty Salon Mrs. Virginia Edwards John N. Elachko Elsie’s Tavern Mr. Mrs. Gaza Erlcba Estok’s Dairy Store Evans Dance Studio - Lester Mayctta Evans Excel Manufacturing Co. Margaret R. Ferson Edward A. Fetzko Mary Fetzko Alice Finegan Leo Finegan L. A. Flaherty, Sr. Forrest Lanes and Lounge Mr. Mrs. A. M. Forsyth Thomas Frederick Fricdlander’s Bonnie Frocks Arnetta Froclich Tom Gallagher Garden Cafe G. C. Murphy Co., Hazelwood John Gedris Mr. John V. Gedris Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Gentile George M. Hall Co. George’s Market Mr. Mrs. Edward C. Codec Robert Gorda Robert Gottschalk Nita Graham Victor Gregovits Mr. Mrs. Stephen G. Gress Mr. Mrs. Stanley Grib Carl Grove Mr. Mrs. Leslie B. Grove, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Leslie B. Grove, Jr. Gus’s Market Pauline Hall Mr. Mrs. Dan Hartnett Paul R. Hartz, Jr. Haver’s Pharmacy Joseph B. Havrilla Hays Garage Hazelwood Realty Company Mr. Mrs. Francis Heim Hcmminger Family Edythe C. Higgen, Public Stenographer Mark J. Holian Homeroom 105 Homeroom 109 Homeroom 111 Homestead Hardware Store Homestead Monumnet Works Mr. Mrs. R. F. Horvath Family Hyman’s Ladies’ Wear Investors Acceptance Corporation Mr. Thomas Jackman Susan L. Jacobs Mrs. Agnes Jacobs James Jakub Painting Interior Exterior - James Missenda Mr. Mrs. George Janocsko Mr. Michael J. Janosko Mr. Mrs. Dcrris Jeffcoat Dcrris Jeffcoat Jim Vilsack Gas Station John Cusuamno Insurance Agency John’s Bar John Spagnold Shoe Repair Jones McClure Mr. Mrs. Ernest C. Jones William J. Jones Family Mrs. Mary Joyce A.J.A.X. Junior Achievement Co. Mr. Mrs. Edward Kanai Mr. Mrs. Walter Karasinski Kard Kasc Dr. A. E. Kascl, D.D.S. Mr. Walter Kaselonis Mrs. Catherine Kaselonis Mr. Andrew Kasnik Katilius Inc. Kaye’s Market 158 PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. Mrs. H. T. Kelley Mr. Mrs. William L. Kelley Mr. Mrs. George Kender Mr. Mrs. J. J. Kennedy Family Mrs. Agnes Ketters Lawrence Kindlin Thomas E. Kinevey Benjamin A. King, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Paul Kleyle William Knight Mrs. Jesse Kolczynski Mr. Mrs. Nicholas F. Koesar Mr. Mrs. Wm. Kollar Edward A. Koman Stephen L. Kondis, D.D.S. Mr. Mrs. John Kopp John Konsoulis Mr. Mrs. Simon F. Kovalik Mr. Mrs. John Kozar Mr. Krikston B. E. Kruth Paul Kundrat Family John Kurtz Mr. Mrs. Nick Kuzma Catherine Lacey John J. Lacey Mr. Steve F. Lacko Mr. Mrs. Thomas Langan Mr. Mrs. Clcto Lappa Eddie Laughlin Laughlin Magcrl Esso Service Craig Lazzaro Leo’s Esso Service Station Dr. C. M. Lergenmiller Liberty Grocery Lincoln Hardware Co. Lincoln Place Garage Wm. Linscnbigler John Listak Gulf Station Patrick J. Logan Mrs. Violet London Losers M. C. Pittsburgh Mr. Mrs. John Macara Mr. Mrs. Michael Magliere Mr. Mrs. J. P. Majkut Mr. John Manear Edward A. Manfredi Mr. Mannion Marcus American Service Mr. Mrs. Mala testa Mr. Mrs. L. Mammone John Marchinsky Lorraine Marcone Margolis Jewelers Mr. Mrs. John Marszalck Son Martin’s Barber Shop Martin Grcifcnstcin Tailor Cleaner Mrs. Richard Martin Maslcy’s Flower Shop Dorothy McCallistcr’s Beauty Shop William H. McCarter Mrs. Mary McDonald John Robert McKeown Jim McMonagle Mr. Mrs. Hunter McClintic Mercedes T. Maloy Funeral Home Meyer I. Grinbcrg Company Meyers Plumbing Heating Co. Stephen J. Meyer Mike’s Bar Robert P. Miller Rindy Miller G. L. McMillin T. M. Monahan Ins. Agency Arthur Montour Wm. T. Moody, Jr. Service Station Mr. Mrs. Paul Moore Dr. Mrs. A. V. Morgan James T. Morris, Optician Mr. Mrs. Lawrence R. Morrison Mr. James Moulayianis Mr. Mrs. George Moulayianis Mr. Mrs. Thomas L. Mudry Michael Mulligan Munson Family Mr. Mrs. Carmen Muraca Mary E. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Raymond D. Nee Mr. Mrs. Clarence Needham Nick Cua Landscaping Co. Mrs. Nicdzioch Mr. Mrs. Mario Noce Mr. Mrs. Martin Noone Mr. Mrs. John R. Novotny Mr. Noymack Mr. Mrs. Frank O’Brien Mrs. T. J. O’Connor Mr. Mrs. John O’Malley Francis J. O’Malley, M.D. Donald F. O’Malley, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Libro J. Oniboni Orris Dairy John Osak O’Toole’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. George Overton Pabst Blatz Importers Mr. Mrs. Peter Palombo Mr. Richard Palso Mary T. Papp Park Arena Park Dairy Park Style Shop The Pasquantonio Family Pat O’Connor’s Garage Mr. Mrs. A. S. Patterson Paul’s Lounge Mr. Mrs. Michael Pavicic Donald Pechin, Jr. Pestco, Inc. Leonard C. Piazza, D.D.S. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Polito Landscaping Co. Politylo Family Michael Popclas, Sr. Post Shoes Thomas R. Power Mr. Mrs. A. J. Pusatcrc Quinn Family Mr. Mrs. Wm. Quinten Joseph F. Radison, D.D.S. Mrs. Helene Rager Ratncr’s Hardware Rich’s Confectionary Don Rider Robbins Shop Mary Robinson Carl F. Rohrman Mr. Mrs. Rosek Rita M. Rosini, M. D. Tom Ruddell Mr. Mrs. Michael Rutledge Rocco Bros. Landscape Gardeners Mr. Mrs. Frank Ruffing Mr. Mrs. Donald C. Sable Mr. Mrs. Thomas R. Sable, Sr. Sabol Excavating Trucking Co. Sahara Lounge Sailor’s Beauty Salon Mrs. Josephine Sakalik San Dee Capp: Head Hunters Beauty Salon Dr. C. Jane Schragl, D.D.S. Mr. Mrs. George Schuetz D. N. Schwartz, M.D. Mr. Albert Seech Mr. Norman Seeley Mr. Mrs. James Shafrer, Jr. Dennis M. Shea Mr. Mrs. William Shi Sheldon’s Cleaners Mr. Mrs. Paul Shortall Shortstop Dairy Dr. H. L. Siegel, Optician Silbcrberg Bakery The Sinicho Andrews Families Mr. Mrs. John Simon Skeleton Funeral Home Skyrmcs Realty Co. Mr. Mrs. Wm. F. Slater Clem Smetana Mr. Mrs. Eugene Smith Gerard Smith Margaret Smith Mr. Mrs. Andrew Solay Mrs. Eleanor Solymosy South Park Rink Manager The Joseph Spellman Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Spellman Stacer Electric Elizabeth M. Stack Standard Sportswear Starl’s Tavern Mr. Mrs. Edward Stefanik Robert W. Steimer Kevin Strasick Streamline Restaurant Stumpfs Service Station Ann Sunseri Mr. Joseph Swick Mr. Stan Swick Mr. Mrs. Ralph Tapolcai Thaddcus J. Lis - West Homestead Councilman Jack L. Teichart Funeral Home The Melody Shop Thomas Monaco Landscape Gardener Tilves Cafe Dr. Edward Tirpak Jeffrey Tobasco Fred A. Tomino 159 PERSONAL PATRONS George Tornina Mr. Mrs. John Urban Mr. Mrs. Harry R. White Mr. Mrs. James Tomsula Vacca’s Formal Wear Mr. Mrs. Wilbur J. White Dr. Robet L. Toner, Chiropractor Mrs. Helen Vallo William C. Kohut Agency Tony’s Aqua Spray Francis Vanek Randall C. Williams Ester and John Torma David Vargo John Witherup Mr. Mrs. George T. Tracy The Venego Family Wisniewski Memorials Mr. Mrs. Frank Trena Mr. Daniel A. Verna Walter Wrobel Mary Margaret Trcshlcr W. R. Verost David N. Yatzkan, M.D. Abbott Tresses Virginia’s Lounge Mr. Mrs. Robert Young Triangle School of Drafting Mr. Mrs. Michael Vlha Mr. Mrs. Edward Yura R. J. Tuite, D.S.C. John P. Vojtek Family Philomena Zagrocki Mr. Mrs. Stanley Turon Richard Voitasefski Mr. Mrs. A. Zebncr Mr. Mrs. Louis Uhler Francis R. Wargo, Jr. Mr. Mrs. G. W. Zettlc United Candy Shoppe Mr. Francis R. Wargo, Sr. Mrs. Jean Zitelli Son Gregory Unrue Wasko Auto Repairs Mrs. John K. Wcrsing Mr. John G. Zomak FRIENDS Anonymous friends Mr. Mrs. Charles Carr John P. Finke A.A. Home Service Center Laundry Mrs. Charles Carr, Sr. Lee Fisher Abbey’s Grocery Dolores Caruso Francis Fitzgibbon Abriola Bros. Auto Parts Don Cashman Margaret Fitzgibbon Adam’s Shoe Repair Chccko Mrs. Anna Flanick Mr. Mrs. F. T. Alexander Joann and Phyllis Chcrnotowich Thomas Fletcher Kathy Alexander Chick the Barber Floyd’s Barber Shop James A. Altman The Cicconc Family Ida Fodor Daniel F. Anderson Billy Ciccone Mr. Mrs. Anthony Foliro Ann’s Bar John Patrick Clohcrty, Jr. Mr. Mrs. James Foley Anne and her friend M. J. Conley Mr. Mrs. Lee Franks L. B. Arms Ray R. Conn Mrs. Mary Fratangelo B.A.M.’s Uncle and Aunt John Coopie III Fred George’s Beauty Salon Barca Children Dr. C. E. Cowcn Karen Freda Peggy Barry Robert Cravcr Nick Freda S Sgt. Mrs. John E. Baughman Dr. T. L. Curran The Frey Family Children Beerzie’s Market Mrs. Ralph W. Czyzcwski Catherine Fu cillo John Belcastro Mr. Mrs. William R. Daerr Mr. Mrs. John B. Fullcn Bells Corner Daniels Specialty Co. Sandy Gallo Mrs. Bernice Benda Dorothy Danko Mr. Mrs. Joseph H. Galvin Gene Bcvacqua J. H. Darling Mary A. Gamrat Birdie Dove’s Shoe Store Mr. Mrs. Thomas Garland Ruth Blake Linda A. Davis George’s Barber Shop Louis Blattner, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Carl Dcnnc Gertrude’s Beauty Mr. Mrs. Edward Bodnar Mr. Mrs. C. A. Derby Gertrude’s Beauty Salon Mr. Mrs. Ralph Borcik Dimperio’s Mkt. Gibb’s Market Mrs. Margaret Borgan Mr. Mrs. A. Dinning Doreen Jack Gidcl Mr. Mrs. Leslie Bossert Marie Ditillo The Gift Box Charles Boyer Anna Donahoe Alice Jack Gidcl Mrs. G. Good worth Kathleen Bradley Mr. Mrs. John Donovan Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Goodworth Regis S. Bradley Mr. Mrs. John Donovan, Sr. Mr. Michael Granit S Sgt. Mrs. James W'. Bramble Mrs. John E. Dougherty Paul D. Gregory Mr. Mrs. Henry Brennfleck Son Jack Fay Doyle Robert Griffin Anna Marie Brody Duquesne Light Co. Mrs. Harvey Griffith Frank Brody Mr. Mrs. Charles Dyer Mr. Mrs. Theodore Gross Mrs. Teresa J. Brody Mr. Andrew Ehnot Groves Appliance T.V. Co. Edward Brown Miss Gcri Erlcba Thomas J. Guidish The Cabaret Alex Ezcrosky Guiscrs Flowers Miss Bridget Cain Melody Ann Fantoni Mr. Mrs. Terrence Guthrie Thomas Cain Fashion Dress Shoppe H H Restaurant Wynne Cain Miss Josephine Pay Mr. Mrs. J. Hamilton Andrew Caldwell Mr. Mrs. G. W. Feldmcier Mr. Mrs. Dick Hammer Mr. Mrs. Clifford C. Capp Mrs. Margaret Fenton Stephen S. F. Hanschat Mr. Mrs. Harry Carnegie Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ferans Mr. Mrs. Bernard Hanus Priscilla Carnegie Joseph Figlioa Mr. Michael R. Harding Mrs. Florence Carney Martin Finegan Mrs. Edith Harris 160 Harry’s Super Market Mr. Mrs. James J. Hart Tim Hartz Hawbecker’s Card Shop Hazelwood Fruit Company Martin Heavey Mr. Mrs. Francis J. Heim Catherine D. Henslcr Mrs. Christine Hemon Judge John P. Hester Harry Hines Mrs. Grace Hoehl James S. Hohn Mr. Mrs. M. E. Holinesak Mr. Mrs. Joseph Hollis Homer’s Atlantic Station Homeroom 306 Homeroom 313 Homestead General Tire Mrs. Margaret Honsc John J. Horner Thomas J. Huckbcr “A” Hutchison Frank lannone J. A. B. Hardware Jack’s Cleaning Shop Jack’s Supermarket Dolores Jacobs Drew, Tommie Jimmie Jacobs Mr. Mrs. A. J. Jacobson Janet’s Godparents Janice Shirley Jimmy Shoe Service Joan Herock Beauty Salon Joe’s Bar and Grill Mr. Tony Jordan Mr. John Joyce Mr. Mrs. Michael Juba Julius, Bence Lytle Cafe Justice of the Peace Mr. Mrs. John Kaufman Virginia Kaye Bernard Kellner Mr. Kellner Mr. Mrs. Tony Kcndrall Mr. Mrs. James Kennedy John Kepich Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Keys Mr. Mrs. Herman King Mr. Mrs. Michael King Kish’s Restaurant Mr. Mrs. John Klcbonis Paul Klimovich Thomas VV. Knowlson Mary Ellen Kociban Ruth Koehler Mr. Mrs. Edward Kopay Family Mr. Mrs. John E. Kopay The Kopcho Family Mr. Mrs. John Kopko Mr. Mrs. Richard Kowalski Mr. Mrs. Stephen Kowalski William A. Kramer, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Kratzenberg, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Richard Kratzenberg Mr. Mrs. John Krusinski FRIENDS Mr. Mrs. Thoms Lane Mr. Mrs. J. J. Lapp Deborah Lappa Mr. Mrs. Frank Latin Frank Lenart Mr. Lawrence Lentz Mrs. Mary Lentz Leo’s Auto Service Mrs. Theresa Lerro Mr. Paul Leskanic William M. Lesko Mr. Mrs. Joseph Licthenstine Mr. Mrs. Wm. R. Liddle Rose Lippay Herman Lipsitz Mr. Mrs. George Little Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Lucas Macy’s Cleaners Mary Madar Andrew Majeher Larry Majeher Mr. Mrs. Elmer Manns Howard J. Maresch Margaret Helen Margie and Virginia Margie’s Dairy Sharon Marrone Bernard Marshalek Mary’s Restaurant Bee Mattes Dattel Mazils James H. McClintic Patrick G. McClintic Ginney McElhinny Kathleen McElhinny Mr. Mrs. Louis McElhinny Michael McElhinny Jack MeGarrity Mr. Mrs. Thomas McHale Mr. Mrs. John McHugh Karen McKeonc Mr. Mrs. Matthew McKeonc Mr. Mrs. Robert L. 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