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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

1972 BOYLE HIGH SCHOOL HOMESTEAD, PA. 15120 VOLUME 7 You are standing on the High Level Bridge. Below, the muddy waters of the Monongahela flow, carry- ing with them the sands and silt churned up in the pa- tient coming and going of barges. Here is Homestead built on the backs of men seeking freedom. The huge steel mills belch orange smoke into the blue sky, and steelworkers inside sweat before the blazing bars of metal. Pillsbutyhs ifntom •lion S M- aPh™V° ’Co''o ‘rvie Ain o+ ”° p CoMtg Forbei furl Magee H Forbes Forbes Avj «, Of Edgewoi Schenle Park et GC ■£ H tvl Gr enft«‘d 16 CARSON ORANOVlfcW , V� ! 2 PARK Warrington MC KIHLEV f PARK SQUIRREL HILl TUNNEL £ Oliver xnston S' . � ■■■ : V West '« Homestead ftaker Braddoc Custer ? Rfl ' Amvttmcnt |Cbv rebvr [.« - BALDWIN -«v ■ O |y A Ma� t«b Doquttn Brentwood WEST MIFFLIN Home � Whitehall We|� 'ngfiau� e ) Ffectnc Corp V‘T OSburg Genero ■ {Fisher Step onto 8th Avenue where storefronts echo the growls of the trucks and the windy roars of the buses; where windows mirror the hurrying shoppers. If you walk up a block to 9tli, you will see a school building which bears the stains of time. Look, and you will find us... We are BOYLE HIGH SCHOOL. 5 v £ 7 Memory, images and precious thoughts, that shall not die and cannot be destroyed. - Wordsworth - There is a piece of our lives here that we can never forget. We have our fire drills and study halls, cafeteria and assemblies, bells and water fountains like other schools. We have a Student Council, the National Honor Society and clubs to keep us to- gether. ..dances...pep rallies.. .basketball, foot- ball, wrestling, baseball, golf... above all we have SCHOOL SPIRIT. And we have MEMORIES like no other students in the world have...WE ARE BOYLE. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.....................2 TABLE OF CONTENTS................9 SUMMER ACTIVITIES...............10 FIRST DAY.......................12 FOOTBALL........................14 HOMECOMING......................22 BLACK GOLD DAY................28 SEMI-FORMAL.....................32 ADMINISTRATION..................36 GUIDANCE........................39 FACULTY.........................40 BASKETBALL......................52 FRESHMEN........................62 WRESTLING.......................72 SOPHOMORES......................76 CATHOLICITY.....................86 EVALUATION......................90 JUNIORS.........................92 GOLF...........................102 BASEBALL.......................104 LIFE AT BOYLE..................108 STUDENT COUNCIL................Ill NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY.........112 YEARBOOK STAFF.................114 LIBRARY CLUB...................116 BUSINESS CLUB..................117 CHEERLEADING...................118 PROJECTIONISTS U.N. DELEGATES. . 121 FRENCH CLUB....................122 RED CROSS......................123 FINE ARTS PROGRAM..............124 FRESHMEN SPORTS................131 PROM...........................134 MOTHERS GUILD..................137 SENIOR PARENT LISTING..........138 BACCALAUREATE..................140 SENIOR HONORS DINNER...........141 GRADUATION.....................142 SENIORS........................145 SENIOR DIRECTORY...............170 9 SUMMER And so it was that the year gone by had never really ended. Ten months of experiences continued through the summer break for the hundreds of Boyle students. Football, which in- volves a quarter of the male population of Boyle and the interest of the other three quarters, kept the ball moving as the buses rolled for ex- hausting practices at McBride Park. 500 yards of dry dust, hot sun, and demanding coaches barking out orders and advice to the team that made Boyle in '71. Linemen, backs, and coach- es went through the motions of offensive and defensive plays, preparing for the first scrim- mages weeks away. Above the United Candy Store on Eighth Avenue began another summer happening of Boyle students--practice for the marching and concert season of the Lancer Band. Sessions that began on a field across from St. Michael's ended in a week-long experience of music, marching, fun, and hard work at Zelienople. Eight hours a day practicing, and practicing, and re-practicing formations that were to make the Lancer Band one of the best in the Valley. Groups lived in farmhouses, waking early in the morning to revelry and a full schedule of work. Mr. Robert Galvin, direct- or of the band, culminated the week's work with the Lancer's presence in the 1971 County Fair parade at South Park. Other students were involved in a Summer Theatre. Mr. Bobinsky directed scenes from VIRGINIA WOOLF, MAN OF LA MANCHA, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, MY FAIR LADY and other popular works. Summer jobs, though hard to come by for most, kept many of the students and faculty busy. Boyle people were scattered around the county in restaurants, libraries, golf courses, department stores and small shops. About 30 Senior girls who had nothing to do, got togeth- er one Sunday for a football game. And so the year that had ended jumped vig- orously into the next--1971-72. 10 ACTIVITIES 13 14 FRONT ROW: C. Smith, R. Modero, C. Gress, S. Fisher, D. Pavasko, M. Kajsak, J. Corcor- an, B. Condrin, C. Stoebe, B. McCarter, G. Horensky, B. Garritano, SECOND ROW: D. Grif- fin, M. Coyne, M. Totin, C. Bonasorte, Rod Gress, Jim Butler. D. Dominic, T. Gledhill, K. Weir, D. Tobasco, D. King, J. McCafferty, B. Mastriano, R. Meyers, T. O'Connor, B. Dob- nak, C. Schweinberg. THIRD ROW: Coach Buches, Coach Bober, P. Yobbi, J. Sawl, R. Gress, P. Kozak, J. Chapko, B. Spratt, J. Butler, V. Balistreri, J. Sprang, R. Price, Coach Connelly, FOURTH ROW: W. Wdowiak, S. Chiodo, D. Williams, K. Barry, J. McVay, N. Suber, M. Reese, B. Roche, C. Harper, J. Fite, J. Kondis. BOYLE OPPONENT 14 Turtle Creek 6 21 Greens burg Cath. 33 15 Cornell 14 21 Quigley Cath. 13 6 New Brighton 42 6 Mon Valley Cath. 21 14 Bellevue 12 10 Carroll Cath. 17 6 Serra Catholic 0 KNEELING: Head Coach Tim Bober, Line Coach John Buches, STANDING: Assistant Coaches Ed Douglas and Tim Connelly. 15 PURSUIT SPEED LOST BALL Crunch! Crunch! Crunch! We won five and lost four. It was a long, hard- fought campaign. Football at Boyle has always been a rough road. When the bus made it to the practice field, the coaches did and we did too... the train- ers and water didn't always get there. We anxiously awaited game time to ex- perience the soft cushion of a grass field. All right you guys, get moving! That's horsefeathers! Out of the shade into the heat: off your fannies and on your feet! Shout! Shout! Shout! Coaches try to reach your brain through your skull, rather than your ears. We made it but it wasn't easy. For every action there was an equal reaction. We're dead tired coach; let’s call it. You do the playing; I'll do the coaching. Let's try it again. 34 Wham! Schweinberg, that was 34 Wham! Let's try it again. Let's try it again. The statistics tell the story. New Brighton trounced us. They were big. They were better. The re- maining three losses to Greensburg, Mon Valley, and Carroll could have been ours. Look at the record: 1st. D. Yds. R. Yds. P. Boyle 16 90 275 Greensburg 20 225 146 Boyle 12 109 28 Mon Valley 10 89 131 Boyle 10 95 60 Carroll 3 53 79 What happened? At this time, it's elusive and legendary. Success may be determined by game scores but its true measure is in the hearts and minds of the coaches and players who gave their best. They can relate the personal dis- cipline and long hours of practice to self-fulfillment. Boyle had a successful season. PENSIVE COACH 18 AWARDS BANQUET Jim Butler-Most Valuable Player Rod Gress-Student-Athlete Award Chuck Bonasorte-Most Valuable Back Tom Gledhill-Coaches' Award Dave Tobasco-Most Valuable Lineman Barry Mastriano-Bill Kuc Memorial Award Tom O'Conner-Paul Moore Memorial Award Ken Weir-Co-Captain Award Dave Tobasco-Co-Captain Award 19 20 EASY DOC! Boyle Homecoming 1971 means coming home --a return to what once occurred in the lives of students who attended Boyle. With this return, countless memories of the past are relived that will never be forgotten. This fact, combined with spirit and weeks of preparation, is what made October 15 and 16, homecoming week- end 1971, a most enjoyable affair. The activities began on Friday night with the vi- brant burst of flames from the bon-fire. The excite- ment was then carried to a dance in the school gym. Saturday, the day on which the football game was held, proved to be the highlight of homecoming for all. Not only was it a time when senior football players, cheerleaders, and band members were honored, but their parents as well. Even though we lost a fan- tastic game, it did not seem to put a damper on the evening. 24 26 HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES AND THEIR ESCORTS: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, Susan Becze and James Sluganski; Kathy Carson and Edward Laughlin; Janet Erleba, Queen, and John Fajerski; Lynn Wonsock and John Gidel; Carol Neitznick and Ron Cassidy. The most important re- sult is the announcing of the 1971 Homecoming Queen. Everyone in attend- ance waited impatiently as the court approached the stands. Surely, no one person could have been as happy as Janet Erleba was, for she was chosen as the Homecoming Queen. The closing event of Homecom- ing 1971 was a social for the seniors and alumni. 27 CAGLES WITHOUT FEATHERS CAN'T FLOCK TOGETHER and Jr. Homeroom, 106 Freshman Homeroom, 306 29 When everyone entered school on Nov. 5, they were curious spectators of the Black and Gold doors. Homeroom doors were decorated in honor of the Lancer game with our ri- val, Serra. Winning doors were announced during fourth period. A massive pep rally was held after this. Band, cheerleaders, and spirit-filled students took active part in the rally. This was only the be- ginning. The end came on Saturday, Nov. 6, when the Boyle Lancers defeated the Serra Eagles, 6-0. 30 On a rainy Wednesday night, December 29th, a group of cheerful students passed through the doors of Hospitality Inn and into a night filled with magic. The graceful hallways and open staircase led to a glass-enclosed corridor where the delicate scent of food and a bright Christmas tree greeted arriving couples. Outside, the dome-covered pool lay glit- tering in the night; inside, the hauntingly reminiscent Theme from Summer of '42 began a night of wine and dance. Slowly the hall began to empty as students left for the numerous parties ahead. As the last couple left, all that remained was a silent room, quietly echoing the laughter of happy people and the magic moments which are now the memories of the 1971 Semi-Formal. 35 His Excellency, Our Bishop The Most Rev. Vincent M. Leonard, D.D. BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH A MESSAGE FROM BISHOP LEONARD I welcome the opportunity to extend greetings to the faculty and students of Boyle High School. In these days of concern for the continuation of Catholic education on a secondary level, it is encouraging to know that Boyle High School continues to be of service to the Catholic children of the community of which it is a part. There is no doubt that secondary education in the Diocese is facing a grave crisis. It will only be through the full cooperation of students, parents, faculty, and diocesan officials that continuation of secondary education will be assured. There appears to be a tendency today on the part of youth to be adversely critical of previous generations. Yet, if one carefully considers the advancements that man has made over the years in the fields of health and education, there is sufficient reason to speak well of past generations. However, we cannot be wedded to the past. We must move forward in Church and Community confident that if we are true to the principles of our faith our endeavors will be as successful as they have been in the past. To a certain extent, the future of the Catholic Church will be in the hands of young people like those graduating from Boyle High School. The issue of the moment is not whether past generations have failed or not. It will be your responsibility to so live in openness, sincerity, and honesty that the generation which follows you will not be equally critical of you. May the Good Lord grant faith, courage, and perseverance to all the students and faculty of Boyle High School. Bishop of Pittsburgh 36 June, 1972 Mr. John T. Cicco SUPERINTENDENT OF PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC SCHOOLS Diocesan Superintendent A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT I am, indeed, grateful for your kind invitation to be part of the 1971-72 yearbook for Boyle High School. June 1972 marks the end of a decade of service rendered by the administration and faculty of Boyle High School — a service for which the Diocese of Pittsburgh and the Schools Office is extremely grateful. During that time, the students have performed admirably in academic achievement, character development, physical accomplishment and, most important, moral stability. In short, Boyle has been a school of which we are justly proud. 1 offer my sincere congratulations to the graduating seniors. I am confident they will continue the living witness of the Catholic philosophy of education exemplary of previous graduates. I pray that Boyle High School will continue to function as a viable Catholic educational institution perpetuating the Catholic objective — For God and Country. uperintendent of Schools 37 History is on no man's side; the question is will we allow ourselves to be caught in today's strong undercurrent of change, or will we hold tenaciously to that which is good, that which is our heritage, until something more effective emerges to replace it? Boyle High School is good; our faith can preserve it. We can make this school indispensable by standing up and declaring that we have a better program; we offer a way of life. History will favor us if when the children of the 1972 graduates are ready to enter high school, Boyle will be waiting for them. 38 MR. ALLEN MIKACH Junior-Senior Counseling GUIDANCE MR. GENE TRUSKY Frosh-Sophomore Counseling MRS. HELEN ALLISON Guidance Secretary 39 SISTER ANDRE, VSC Homeroom 106 English I, II SISTER M. ANTOINETTE, VSC Homeroom 306 Religion I, II Freshman Class Moderator Religion Department Chairman SISTER ANNE ELIZABETH, SC Homeroom 105 English I, III, IV Honors English IV English Department Chairman SISTER CARLA ANN, SC Homeroom 204 Shorthand I, II Typing I, II Office Practice Business Honor Society 40 SISTER MARY IGNATIUS, OSF Homeroom 101 Sociology American History World Cultures Red Cross Moderator FACULTY SISTER MARY PETER, SC Homeroom 211 Mathematics I, II, III, IV Computer Programming SISTER ISABEL BETTWY, SC Homeroom 311 P.S.S.C. Physics Physics Elementary Functions Algebra II 41 SISTER THERESA MARTIN, SC Religion IV SISTER MARY PATRICIA HLUHANY, VSC Librarian Library Club Projectionist Club Yearbook Moderator SISTER MARY THEODORA, OSF Homeroom 213 Religion III, IV Mission Club SISTER MARY URSULA, OSF Language Department Chairman Spanish I, II, III, IV 42 MR. TIMOTHY A. BOBER Ancient History Economics Football Coach Intramural Basketball MR. DAVID A. BATCHELOR Homeroom 109 Earth and Space Science General Science MR. JAMES BUCHES Religion II, III, IV Health II Football Coach Assistant MR. JOHN BURT Humanities Communism American History Sophomore Class Advisor 43 MR. ANTONIO CORONA General Music Glee Club Freshman Chorus MR. EDWARD DOUGLAS Homeroom 303 Health Physical Education E.S.C.P. Principals of Chemistry Assistant Football Coach MR. ANTHONY FALVO Homeroom 308 Algebra I, II Geometry Trigonometry 44 MR. THOMAS JACKMAN MRS. RENEE KRATZENBERG Latin Homeroom 113 History French I, II, III, IV Golf Moderator National Honor Society Advisor French Club Advisor 45 MR. ROBERT P. MARKO Homeroom 103 Social Studies Department Head Religion I World Cultures - Honors American History Political Science Junior Class Moderator History Honor Adviser Student United Nations Adviser Basketball-Faculty Manager MRS. JUDY LUTZ Physical Education Health Majorette Instructor MR. FRANCIS E. MANNION Homeroom 111 Physical Education Business Law Basketball Coach Baseball Coach 46 MR. ALLAN MIKACH Guidance Counselor Chem Study MR. FRANK E. REILLY Homeroom 108 English II, III, IV Senior Class Advisor MR. PATRICK OLLIFFE Homeroom 201 Art MR. DALE W. RICHEY Biology 47 MISS DONNA SCHAEFER English III, IV Sophomore Honor English MR. LAWRENCE Geometry TOMASIC Trigonometry Homeroom 313 Freshman Basketball Algebra MRS. KAREN UHRIN English I, III German Drama MR. RALPH F. STANCZAK Homeroom 203 Bookkeeping I, II Typing I, II 48 MRS. DOLORES CARR Receptionist MRS. ADELE PERETICH Bookkeeper MRS. GRACE HOEHL Vice-Principal's Secretary MRS. ROSE BRAILSFORD Bookstore MR. MICHAEL RUTLEDGE, Maintenance... MRS. MATILDA TARASOVICH, MRS. IRENE TURON, Cafeteria Administra- tor, MRS. MARY LOUISE GOMBAS, MRS. PHYLLIS KAUFMAN, Cafeteria Helpers. 49 BROASTED CHICKEN DRIVE IN BONE LICKCN. GOOD WITH QUALITY FOOO Carlone’s Drive In JUNIOR HOMEROOM 106 Moderator Sister Andre, VSC Phone 462-6636 6001 BUTTERMILK HOLLOW RD. NEAR ALLEGHENY AIRPORT David Jones R.C. Williams JONES McCLURE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE DAVID O’CONNOR 0Tuneral (ome (FORMERLY O'TOOLE and O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME) 5106 Second Avenue • PITTSBURGH, PA. 15207 • Phone 521-8116 820 Ann St. Homestead, Pa. 15120 MUSTANj) RADIO DISPATCHED ALFRED M. LUTHERAN IMPORTING DISTRIBUTOR 461-5500 DAVID O'CONNOR PHONE ANSWERS DAY • NIGHT JOHN D. O'CONNOR SOTA GULF SERVICE 2114 Whitaker Way Munhall, Pa. 15120 Phone 461-9354 2007 WHITAKER WAY PHONE: 461-3133 MUNHALL. PA. RES: 461-2253 KENNETH McDonnell PHARMACY MCGINNIS AGENCY R REAL ESTATE INSURANCE •CALL THe BUSIEST MEN IN TOWN R. R. McGinnis Phone 462-0044 2700 MAIN STREET MUNHALL. PA 18120 Congratulations To Our Son Thomas RITA AND BERNI MARTIN PGH'S 1 Lincoln Mercury Dealer BOBDELANCEY Route 51 Whitehall —'He ioa u in the Lincoln Continental tradition Congratulations To The Congratulations! Class Of'72 Graduates Of’72 MR. MRS. MICHAEL MARCINKO A. BLAIR POWELL CO. SHERMAN’S PHARMACY 3417 Main Street Munhall, Pa. Congratulations Class Of’72 JR. HOMEROOM 101 Moderator Sister Ignatius O.S.F. SCANDROL NEW GULF SERVICE STATION Jack Scandrol George W. New 8th McClure Homestead. Pa. 15120 Chester Williams John F. Stack Jr. Div. 34 A.O.H. HOMESTEAD'S IRISH CLUB 51 V A R S I T Y H O O P E R S When the one great scorer comes To write against your name, He writes not that you won or lost. But how you played the game, -Grantland Rice- Boyle 59 Mon Valley Opponei 57 58 South Hills 64 49 South Public 42 63 Carrick 59 55 South Side Cath. 74 58 Sewickley 69 44 Bellevue 54 55 Sewickley 70 57 South Cath, 62 61 Central 66 61 Canevin 74 50 Serra 64 57 North 73 49 West Mifflin South 70 70 Langley 53 51 South Cath, 71 71 Central 76 46 Canevin 71 54 Serra 62 58 North 55 48 McCort 70 36 Penn Hall 63 52 Coach Fran Mannion SENIOR J L a i c n k s e n b i g 1 e r STARS 53 Control-l-l.. .the boards-- Control-1-1... the game. 54 SPIRIT 55 56 LOOK OUT DUDE! A BASKETBALL IS 24 CARAT GOLD 'YOU BIG BOOB!’ PATTY CAKE - PATTY CAKE” 57 59 now in our 30th YEAR BUFFINGTON’S —Homestead's smartest LOUNGE Lunches. Dinners. Late Snacks 421 West 8th Ave.. Homestead, Pa. LOTS OF LUCK SENIORS Congratulations Class Of’72 TUNNEL OF SUDS CAR WASH SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 7th Avenue 213 Homestead, Pa. 15120 Moderator Sister Theodora O.S.F. Phone 462-9282 DON S. GROVE COMPANY Wishes To Congratulate The Class Of’72 CONVENIENCE FOODS, INC. Congratulates The Class Of’72 Congratulations To Our Daughter And Sister, Mary Ann And The Class Of 1972. Mr. Mrs. Leroy Frank Grimm, Sr., Leroy Frank, Jr. Michele Lee John Alexander BUY ALL YOUR DRUGS WEBER SALES CO. F. B. Weber AT ‘ |T|o%uuj's i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ wm COR aid AVE � mo AMITY ST. HOMESTEAD. PA PHONE HO 1-2033 413 W. 8th Ave. Homestead, Pa. 60 Office 421 2642 Residence: 421 6980 CARLINI BROTHERS CO. CEMETERY MEMORIALS 701-707 Hazelwood Avenue (Opposite Colvory Cemetery) PITTSBURGH. PA 15217 PKI S( Rir riON C HEMISTS Congratulations To The Class Of’72 From The FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Gail Agardy Capt. 306 Maureen O'Reilly 308 Patty Williams 313 Carol Elash 306 Rose Kovello 308 R = REGIS HAVER . Ph G. 1619 McCLURE ST HOMESTEAD. PA Tel. 461 4422 Debbie Dzujko 313 Sue Katilius(sub) 311 STEEL VALLEY FORD, INC. 530 East 8th Ave. Munhall, Pa. 15120 ALBEE’S All Types, Rifles — Shotguns Pistols— Reloading Supplies — Gun Repairs — Bluing 606 Main Street Sharpsburg, Pa. 15215 GAY UNIFORM CO. R.V. Anderson Funeral Home 391 Greenfield Ave. Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15207 806 West Street Homestead, Pa. 15120 61 FRESHMEN Here I am a Freshman. Finally! I've been anticipating my freshman experiences for two years. At first, I was afraid; then I was unsure; now.. .I'm very bold. Perhaps tomorrow I'll be very, very bold. But then again, tomorrow I may be a Sophomore in which case I'll have a right to be bold. OR WILL I? Before this, it was Sister, may I do this? Sister, may I do that? But in this maze at Boyle, I'm told to do this; I'm told to do that; and, you guessed it... I don't have time to do anything. Busy, busy, busy!! Boys, boys, boys, when will I ever get my work done! As you guessed. I'm a Freshman girl who hopes soon to be an upper class Sophomore. 62 HOMEROOM 311 Mark Michael Raymond Patricia Cathy Frank Doubt Dougherty Fonos Fonzi Franlis Giordano Michele Phillip Bernard Julie Susan Susanne Gress Howell Hruska Jenkins Katilius Kominsky Elaine Richard Robert Patricia Kraszewski Mader Marcone Matey Janice Mary Lou Mayni McCafferty 63 HOMEROOM 308 Mary Ann Richard Flaherty Hanus Sheila Herward Duane Hess Rose Marie Kovello Marianne Kuklinca Kathleen Barbara Magliere Manning MR. ANTHONY FALVO Maureen Marianne O'Reilly Patterson On the other hand, my name's Joe. I thought I could play foot- ball until the Football Coach told me that I have to remember plays. I can't even memorize the numbers, let alone the plays. But then, I always wanted to be a weight lifter, and I heard you can get academic credit for weight lifting at Boyle. I soon learned you can't. I can understand why boys like to play basketball, but why must we take Latin??? Algebra is a MYSTERY... English composition.. .WHEW! My dad said maybe I'll be a newspaper reporter. I think my talents are limited to delivering newspapers. Oh well! I'm here at Boyle to be taught. I'll just leave the job of education up to my teachers. 64 Cheryl Robert Thomas John Stephen Popik Sokolovic Sweeney Szuch Tima Elizabeth Michelle Tovlin Unrue Here I am, the Freshman girl again. I wanted to be a cheerleader or a majorette. The competition has been difficult. I'll sure be able to tell my sister to go to a smaller school where there aren't so many talented girls to compete with. Oh, SHOOT. I didn't want to be a cheerleader anyhow. I think next year. I'll apply for student foot- ball manager. Who said the boys should do this job? Woman's Lib, you know! I've heard of working one's way through college, but here at Boyle, you have to work your way through High School. Someone's always capping down on you. Survival of the fittest seems to be a way of life. Ever go through days without lunch? It can only happen to a Freshman girl at Boyle. Uniforms, uniforms... Young lady you better get your uniform cleaned... young lady, walk straight, please... Young lady this, young lady that!! I'm so tired... I'm not sure I'm young.. In fact. I'm not even sure I'm a Lady. John, Freshman boys are not to dress sloppy. Keep your books in order, keep your clothing in order.. keep your mind clean and in order. Grade School was never like this. If this is education, why must we pay for it? MR. LAWRENCE TOMASIC DUKE Rita Borkowski HOMEROOM 313 My dad says Boyle students have been very successful after graduation. My only problem is how will I ever make it to graduation. I'm not even sure I'll make it to my sophomore year. All my teachers are threatening to flunk me. But I'm not worried. Last week, I at- tended a senior assembly for Future Army and Navy Recruits. With a little luck, I'll soon be old enough to go to the service. Does anyone know how old you have to be to join the F oreign Legion? Robert Davis Rita Patricia DiLucia Doverspike Debbie Dzuiko Miriam Tamara Regina Ferguson Funyak Gallagher Patricia Goda Darci Stanley Cindy Graziano Kominsky Leech Susan John Little Marcinko 66 Ellen Rag er Thomas Kathleen Kathy Reutzel Rosepink Shetter Theresa Stanko Susan Strasick Angela Tudi Patricia Sophie Williams Wisniewski Joanne Wotasek All KIDDING aside, it has been a great year. We have learned how to think differently than we did before. We've learned to love our teachers, who, we hope, have learned to understand us. We trust that with time, we will be able to understand ourselves. We're looking forward to going ahead with our studies in our sophomore year. Geometry and chemistry will be lots of fun, learning all of the new tricks to find the answers. We've made nice friends among our classmates. Most of us can barely wait for September, 1972. We're anxious to meet the awkward freshman of 1972. We're sure they'll be anxious to meet us as upper classmen. OR WILL THEY??? 67 Gail Agardy Mary Backode Lynn Carol Clydesdale Elash Mary Nancy Ketterman Kubick HOMEROOM 306 Eugene Elash Frank Harvey Balistreri Bollens Margaret Kenneth F arrell Gidel Reyne Hensler Daniel Andreyo Daniel Borsch Deborah Kathleen Houck Kennedy Theodore Jamie Lowe Martine James Teresa Moxon Nardozzo Darlene SISTER ANTOINETTE, V.S.C. Ronald Nicholson Podrebarac Robert William Pool Sabo Thomas Shields Geraldine Kathleen Donna Snyder Stack Terlesky Mary Thomas Patricia Tirpak Annette Kenneth Anthony Williams Wright Yacavino 68 FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Michele Gress, Vice President; Darci Gallagher, Presi- dent; Sister M. Antoinette, VSC, Moderator; Sheila Herward, Treasurer; Regina Gallagher, Secretary. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Morrissey, Andrew Mihaly, John Hartley, John Butler, Bob Misialek, Gary Klapkowski, Thomas Quinn, Edmond Tozzi.. .BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Pavasko, Michael Mazzei, Nancy Welsh, Stephen Kelley, Noreen Andrews, Daniel Murphy. 69 To The Class Of 1972 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 Ii c A ri . L fiCC gMAGEE i 1 A 6 o ■- O 7A,r r . 4D K Simon S' uE M T H URBAN R La Q r o PIVIROTTO CHEVROLET 243-W.-8th Ave. Homestead, Pa. U jOi i� % Kl_C M m m m V-' l T Tt f Si i V D C C E M H A c i K s 1 O K P c. y J. J. CELOVSKY Pupil Transportation Steel Valley Area Coach Chalfant and Coach Facchiana. 72 SHOOT FOR THE MOON ! LET'S GO APE WOULD YOU CARE TO DANCE? COME ON - LET'S BE PALS ONE LUMP - OR TWO? Dave King was this year's MOST VALUABLE WRESTLER. Looking back on the season, our record (2-9) was somewhat disappoint- ing but it might easily have been 6-5 with a few breaks. Inexperience, as well as our inability to fill all the weight classes, meant the difference be- tween victory and defeat. If the ]. V. team is an indication of what to ex- pect next year, we might surprise a few people. The J. V. team posted a record of 9-1-1. In closing, I think the entire team deserves credit for a great effort and the courage to stick it out. -Dave Chalfant- 73 PATRONS SPECIAL Most Rev. Anthony G. Bosco Msgr. Vincent Burke Rev. Andrew J. Turlik Ann’s Flower Shop Arma Virumque Cano Troiae qui Primus ab Oris, Latin 3 4 Caspar’s Home Appliances, Inc. Community Pharmacy, Inc. William F. Dee, M.D. Robert L. Downs, agent Edward’s Beauty Salon Emporium of Carrick Forsaith Funeral Home Friedlander’s Friends at St. Stephen Parish Gold’s Shoes, Inc. Hazelwood Realty Company Homeroom 306 Homestead Moose Lodge 60 Stephen L. Kondis. D.D.S. Levine Bros. Hardware Pittsburgh Paint Center Post Shoes Joseph A. Prokopovitsh Funeral Home Resurrection Church . . Rev. Thomas R. Murphy St. Michael School, Munhall Mr. Mrs. Eugene F. Smith Tippy’s Dairy Store Tony’s Wholesales Vacca’s Cleaners Western Pennsylvania National Bank, Hazelwood Office 74 AD SALES 'Tops is the word for these students who soared above everyone else in the Yearbook Patron Drive. They showed determination, will.. .did door to door canvassing.. .made many phone calls.. .wrote to many businesses and depart- ment stores.. .encountered some disappointments and some successes.. .but they made it. To all of them, Congratulations and Thank you! 4th 2nd Mark Juba Dianne Shimrock LEFT TO RIGHT: 5th place, Kathleen Stack, 1st place, Karen Demko, 3rd place, Nancy Welsh. 76 STARTING SYMPHONIC STUDIOUS SMILES SNEAKY SUPPORTING WRESTLERS SMASHED SWEET 78 Walter Wdowiak Kathleen Walters Mary Ellen Vojtek Anthony Verbanick William Vanselow Paula Vanek William Sota Patricia Snyder Kim Andrew Shea Seaman Laure tte Smetana Maureen Schmude Ronita Singer Margaret Schlaich Sandra Simmons Timothy S chaining Randolph Robert Rodosky Roche Kenneth Puskaric Diane Marlene Prosd ocimo Pollock Judith Spelman Mary Denise Shea Donna Sabo Joan Petkunas 79 Gary Peretich James O' Brien Patricia Meigs tih Daniel McCafferty Kimberly Kozak Patricia Jones A At Daniel Pavasko Theresa Niedenberger Marita Murdzak Patricia Melodini John McVay Mary Ann McKinney William McCarter Michael McCarroll Colleen McCallum Daniel Debra Knowlson Ketterman Mark Kerin Wayne Kelly Tim Joyce n Mary Bess Cheryl Jeffcoat Hurley William Hunter Margaret Hudson Gary Horensky 80 Michele Holew inski Charles Gress Paul Gaston Nancy Fennell Dale Derby Anthony Colizza Patricia Greg ov its Robert Garritano Cynthia Erne David Edna Mae Gondol Godec Gary Gill Deborah John Dzurikanin Dzujko Kathy Dougherty Rodger Gergacs Stephen Fischer Kenneth Dobnak Don Codispoti Vincent Cocuzzi Lisa Samuel Clark Chiodo Anna Marie Conderate Margaret Chervenak 81 Frank Debra Brody Brie tic Jane Brewer Frank Bottles Deborah Timothy Bollens Blankenship Robert Bingham Daniel Susan Batko Bascovsky Kevin Barry Daniel Barrett Lynne Barrera Thomas Barr Vincent Teresa Balistrieri Amuso MISSING: John Borsch Geraldine Lang Alise Robinson John Romano Bernard Shaw George Veradi 82 Michael Reese, Suzanne Kulas, Barbara Langan, James Klocek. SOPHOMORES v.s. SENIORS SPORTING SENSIBLE L. TOR. Patricia Melodini, Treasurer Charles Cress, President Mary Ann McKinney, Secretary Laurette Smetana, Vice President SOFT 83 STARING SINGING j 84 Homeroom 105 Sister Ann Elizabeth S.C. Moderator BILL ANDERSON’S CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. 325-9th Street McKeesport. Pa. P l1 Lfiii irtitH IV CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION 884 9366 884 4100 884 9144 Myrna’s Catering 3914 SAW MILL RUN BLVD PITTSBURGH PA 15227 12 60 GROVE ROAO Myrna J CiBiK - Owner Pittsburgh. Pa 15234 ARMSTRONG’S FLOWER SHOPPE 815 AMITY STREET HOMESTEAD. PA. ROSELLA J. ARMSTRONG 85 Ik 89 EVALUATION Something unusual happened this year! For three months the administration and faculty were making plans for the evaluation of the academic program at Boyle High School. For a period of two weeks in March, the faculty members were evaluated by a team of spe- cialists in each field of academic endeavor. The reason for this evaluation was to measure the extent of implementing the school's phi- losophy of education; to receive commenda- tions and recommendations in order to reor- ganize the 1972-73 school year. The teachers conducted classes as usual. Students behaved naturally. In some classes the students were unaware of any spectator and very natural responses were made. Among the evaluators were: LIBRARY.. Sister Linus Brown, RSM, Librarian at Cane- vin High School, Pittsburgh; RELIGION.. Rev. J. Patrick O'Brien, Diocese of Pittsburgh and Rev. John Geinzer, St. Paul, Butler; ENGLISH . .Sister Vincent Mary Nolan, SC, English Dept. Chairman at St. Anselm High School, Swissvale and Sister Mary Agnes Schildkamp, SC, Director of Project Forward, Seton Hill, Greensburg; ART..Mr. Bruno Scuglia, Art teacher St. Anselm. Swissvale; MODERN LANGUAGE.. Mr. Nicholas P. Miele, Head of Language Dept., West Mifflin High; SOCIAL STUDIES..Mr. Kenneth P. Buka, Chairman Social Studies, South Hills Catholic High and Mr. J. Bernard Smith, Assistant Professor of Education, Duquesne University; SCIENCE.. Mr. Joseph Wissinger, Instructional Spe- cialist Science Dept. North Allegheny School District and Mr. David Spear, Math Science Supervisor, Shaler Area School District; PHYSICAL ED.. Mr. Robert Mylie, Trainer, Sports Info. Director, Duquesne University; BUSINESS.. Mr. Dale Woomer, Instructor Business Dept. Indiana University of Penna.; MATHEMATICS.. Sister Mary Joel Jordan, SC, Teacher of Math, Seton Hill College; GUID- ANCE.. Mr. Louis Chovan, Director of Guid- ance, Mon-Valley Catholic High, Monongahela; MUSIC. .Mr. Frank J. Farina, Instrumental Supervisor for the Diocese of Pittsburgh. 90 min JUNIOR OFFICERS Regis Fitzgibbon - Pres. Mary Sweeney - Vice Pres. Diane Tomko - Secretary Jeffrey Kondis - Treasurer Mr. Robert Marko - Class Moderator 95 97 m r £? A Mi f M Mike Aiello M. Andreozzi J. Andreyo S. Babbie a m dtM $ J. Bogosto R. Borkowski C. Brenning M. Buleza J. Chapko A. Ciampaglia C. Connelly K. Cunningham G. Davidson M. Denne o G. Fearon J. Fite K. Mtzgibbon Mk C. Gallagher Dennis George £ Diane George G. Corcoran L. Cox M. D'Hert D. Dzurikanin rk D. Fonzi M. Giampaolo T. Glasauskas T. Bullen A. Ellis R. Galvin L. Graziano R. Gress K. Griffin P. Grove D. Hartnett S. Hobbins C. Holewinski J. Hornyak 98 D. Kominski J. Kondis T. Langan D. Kovacs P. Kozak Joyce Kubasak F. Lester B. Mazon J. Metzer J. Needham B. Lucas P. Malarich H. Mangold A. Mihaly C. Miller D. Misko L. Martine D. Martuscelli J. McBride P. McKeone D. Mitrick M. Morelli S. Palmer T. Pegher S. Peters B. Petkunas A. Polito D. Pons D. Pribila 99 R. Price C. Thomas ft Si J. Tracy B. Wolak K. Weir S. States N. Suber M. Sweeny L. Majcher T. Giovannini J. Black % Ml L. Szurszewski D. Tatrai B. Tima D. Tomko R. Wengiyn M. Westin W. Tenney D. Kelly R. Yacavino MISSING: J. D'Aquilanti, C. Harper, M. Hideck, B. Hodnik, R. Howell, K. Kacin, D. Markewinski, D. Markewinski, R. Paulson, M. Polito, L. Riemenschneider, S. Rivett, B. Spratt, T. Spratt, D. Tanner, R. Thornton, D. Turon, M. Varadi, J. White. 100 HILL’S STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS 214 N. Highland Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15206 Phone 661-9999 FOR FINE FURNITURE KATILIUS, INC. Corner Of 8th McClure Homestead, Pa. 15120 101 102 BOYLE OPPONENT 2 Central 8 6 Edgewood 6 12 North 9 2 South 3 2 South 4 1 Greensburg 4 1 Canevin 0 2 North 4 5 Central 4 2 Canevin 1 6 Sewickley 0 W L T 5 5 1 104 ANOTHER SEASON GONE BY NAME AB R H 2B 3B HR SB RBI AVE Jerry Dusch 31 5 8 2 - 1 4 5 .259 Dave Tobasco 32 6 4 1 - - 8 1 .125 Vince Connelly 26 8 13 2 - - 6 7 .500 Rod Gress 29 8 12 2 - - 9 10 .414 Den Markewinski 26 5 3 - - - 2 2 .117 Jim Klocek 21 4 8 1 - - 2 3 .380 Dan Markewinski 23 3 7 1 - - 3 2 .304 Charles Harper 15 - 5 1 1 - 1 5 .333 Bob Harah 8 - 1 - - - - - .125 Jim Sawl 12 1 3 - - - - 1 .250 Bob Bridges 12 - 3 - - - 1 - .250 Mike Adams 21 1 4 - - - 2 2 .190 Jack Linsenbigler 16 - 4 - - - - - .250 Ken Weir 5 - -- - - - - - — Gary Saus 4 - -- - - - - - — Much of the Lancer’s success in the past can be attributed to these fine ball players. VINCE CONNELLY and ROD GRESS made the first team on the ALL-AREA-STARS. Four-Year Vet ROD GRESS Three-Year Vet JERRY DUSCH Three-Year Vet J. UNSENBIGLER Three-Year Vet DAVE TOBASCO 105 Congratulations To The Class Of 1972 ASSOCIATED CLEANING CONSULTANTS AND SERVICES 183-46th Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15201 THE PROFESSIONALS For Your Business - Office - Schools and Hospitals Phone: 683-0705 106 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN OF HOMESTEAD 107 Ueyoncl the haavtj yrey doors..■ and hissnass. htc, e.nta.recL three ihe.su, doors y uiorcLerinoj echo the. people drouncLuS to re 3nd u e shared ... our ideas , our e%citemant qood times ... and bad times ... Our lunches, our hoes {and our homeu orlr!) It a learned. ,.. to create 7 to discover ... to be Christian , to he ourselves... to love. hfe o rQus.. in mind, in spirit... ... in each other .nd as me pass thru, those, same doors_ ds the ?jedr draws to art and- £ 1We. loo A hack... ... dl our School ... dl o lur friends ,. di ourselves jAnd U)e Irij {o renal I Ufhdt hfe dt 'Boy e. is all about But hole can u e ... ...its endless. 110 1971-1972 STUDENTCOUNCILMEMBERS STUDENT COUNCIL This year's president AnnaMarie Giovannini and next year's president Dennis Martuscelli. Treasurer, Mike Kerin Secretary, Mary Jane Tracy 111 Vice-President, Randy Cress NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY As usual, the 71-72 school year was eventful for the N. H. S. The trip to the Veteran's Hospital at Leech Farm and the tutorial program initiated in the spring were great successes. The high- light of the year was the induction of new members, with Judge John Hester as the guest speaker. A check was presented by the D. A. V. Commander, Mr. James Delmar. 112 113 Roseanne Smetana co-editor Mike Buleza - Denise Pasternak layout editors Rod Gress sports editor YEARBOOK STAFF SENIORS DOLORES ZEILER Laureen Hensler Marian Vanek Debby Chuba Marian Mizejewski Judy Mayni Marian Bodnar Rosemary Marcinko Joyce Dunmire Janet Gorda business manager Michele Gress photographer JUNIORS DIANE DZURIKANIN Michaelene Kavinsky Mary Ellen Westin FRESHMEN Betsy Tovlin SOPHOMORES LAURETTE SMETANA Barb Lang an Patty Jones Marie Stafura Margie Chervenak Mary Bess Jeffcoat Debbie Bollens Patty Melodini Deb Brletic Terry Amuso Deb Dzurikanin George Stewart representative 115 f- R. Janosko D. Pasternak P. Goda, B. Tovlin, D. Houck, E. Kraczewski BOOK FAIR 116 BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY With the close of school, seniors Peggy Tunney, Judy Mayni, and Marian Takacs are busily scanning the papers for possible employment. They have their business honor experiences to add to the asset side of their data sheets. When it's time for a mailing to be sent out, the Business Honor girls know all about it. Keeping busy with all the jobs involved are: M. Mayni, K. Tunney, K. Simon, R. Rushe, R. Marcinko, M. Bodnar, and K. Demko. All the studying Rose Rushe did paid off when she placed third in the Wheeler Schol- arship Test sponsored by the Business Honor Society. 117 VARSITY s E N I O R S Judy Mayni Rosanne Smetana 118 FRESHMEN JUNIOR VARSITY 120 This year, 28 students selected from History classes, literally packed up and left. They were on their way to Erie to attend a student U. N. held at Gannon College. They spent a weekend debating, discussing, and at times, arguing current problems such as Red China's en- trance into the U.N., The Problems of Nuclear-dis- armament and pollution. Sister Joan and Sister Theresa Martin kept a close watch on the group as they caroused thru Erie.. Mr. Marko, the group moderator, got it together when the group was seri- ously debating. U.N. DELEGATES SERVICE CLUB 121 FRENCH CLUB The Spirit of France was alive and active this year at Boyle. Members of the French club worked hard to start a French newspaper that would be made available to all French students and all others interested. CA ET HA, the new courier, made its debut on St. Valentine's Day, quite appropriate for the romantic spirit of the country. The newspaper contained articles of interest, cartoons, crosswords and recipes. CA ET HA became quite a success and to all those who contributed their efforts Thank you. Another activity sponsored by the French club was a FONDUE party given for senior French students. The party was hosted by Mrs. Tackas, the mother of Mariann Tackas. A cheese fondue avec vin blanc was served. Guests used long-pronged forks to spear crusty pieces of French bread which were then dipped into the steam- ing sauce. Appetizers punch and une- fondue au chocolat served with fruits and cake completed the repas. This year proved to be one of great interests and fun for Boyle's French scholars. 122 123 Searching... Creating... Becoming... Trying to become that one unique individual that is so very difficult to be... Yourself. Acting, singing, playing, drawing... All that you do reflects this uniqueness and just who you really are. Maybe that's what life is really all about. 124 125 ... Yet just as important as that search for you is the search for others. To work with them, to be a part of their lives, to share, to experience and to learn from them.. .To acknowledge their goals and respect them for it. 126 127 Greg Kopay Sue Schram Debbie Carnegie Ray Janosko Gary Vereb Four years of working, creating, joking, sharing and growing... That's what Boyle is all about. For some, it has become now a fond memory of all of these tilings... Mary Ann Grimm Jim McKinney Rose Rushe Margie Mayni Mark Juba 128 ... And still others con- stantly strive, searching for their futures, with the achievements of the present in their hand... 129 WILLIAM R. WELSH FUNERAL HOME Congratulations Best Wishes HOMESTEAD BOROUGH OFFICIALS PERSONAL PATRONS A Friend Mr. Mrs. George W. Allison Monsignor Joseph S. Altany Mr. Mrs. Michael L. Balogh Michelle Shelly” Balogh Clare Bonenberger Bonnie’s Carmines Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. D. T. Carr Mr. Mrs. Leonard W. Churma Wm. J. (Bill) Davis dee jays — cards and things Miss Marge Demko DoJ Rider John H. Dorko East Liberty Electroplating Co. Electric Record City Farm Market Foodlane Friend of Mariann Takacs The Froggy of Berea John V. Gedris H. G. Schclat Sons Bakery Mrs. Grace E. Hoehl Homeroom 311 Homeroom 313 Homeroom 204 J.A.B. Hardware Store Jack’s Market Jean Liebert’s Hair Styling Johnson’s Cleaners Jones Kapp Inc. Opticians Judy’s Candy Nut Shop Baron Felix A. Kaczkowski III Mr. Mrs. Wm. Karabinos Dr. A. E. Kasel D.D.S. Mr. Mrs. George Kavinsky Kish’s Restaurant Mr. Mrs. Daniel Kubasak Mr Mrs. Wm. Langan Lester’s Deli Little’s Victor Shoe Co. Michael S. Magliere Francis Mannion Margolis Jewelers Mr. Mrs. John J. McClean, Jr. McShane Real Estate Insurance Mister Marko Rev. Richard L. Molnar Morris Grinberg's Fashions Munhall Foodlane Munhall Packing Meats Dr. Mrs. E. Murcko Nardozzo Family Rev. Joseph A. Nee Mr. Mrs. C. Needham Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Niedenberger Officers of L. U. 1397 Onaitis Flowers Pestco Inc. Sister Aurelia Petrus, VSC Radio Center Sweet Shoppe Joseph F. Radison, D.D.S. Stella S. Rzepka L. Thomas Sabow, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Schneider Paul “Duke Schotting Joe Hritz I Skyrmes Realty Co. Stephen F. Smetana, Esquire Mr. Mrs. John Stack Helen Barrett Stewart (Aunt La-La) Szerbin’s Market Tomko’s Sunoco Vi’s Pizza and Hoagies Mr. Mrs. R. Voit Warmus Bakery Mr. Mrs. John Wengryn Mrs. C. H. Westin Whitaker Drugs Friends Adams Letter Service Ann's Beauty Shop Anonymous Anonymous Friend Mr. Matthew Baran Mr. Mrs. Edward Blank Dorothy Mr. Mrs. Joseph Blank Lynn Mrs. John Bobak Mr. Mrs. Andrew Bodnar Mrs. Anna Bodnar Cindy Cathy Larry Bollens Mr. Mrs. Leo Bollens Mr. Mrs. Leo Bollens Debbie Brletic Mr. Mrs. Anthony Brock Nancy Ann Brody Brownie Cafeteria Women and Maintenance: Mrs. IreneTuron Mrs. Phyllis Kaufman Mrs. Matilda Tarasevich Mrs. Mary Lou Gombos Mr. Michael Rutledge Mrs. M. Camarda Carol Bill Casey Beauty Shop Margie Chcrvenak Mr. Mrs. Elmer Collins Mr. Mrs. Condrin Shirley Connelly Lisa Connolly Barbara Cuzel Dave’s Shoe Store Mr. Mrs. G. Davidson Jerry Dcnnc Louise Dizanna Dolores A. DiZinno Dimpcrios Market Lawrence T. Dopier Debbie Dzurikanin Theresa Elaine Elaschat Betty Faas Nancy Fennell Mrs. Ann Foster Gigi Cindy Fraser Friend Ann Furlong William Galvin. Jr. Rocky Garritano Cindy Gaston Theresa Genes Joe George Mrs. Mary Gralka Gray Brothers Mr. Mrs. Leslie Grove. Jr. Chris Guiser Mr. Michael Herock Hirsh Food Products Hurley Family Mrs. Helen Iacovino Mr. Mrs. John Jannetto Jerome and Mary Ann “Pete Johnston Danny Kelly Mr. Mrs. John E. Kerr Michael Stephanie Khuze Mrs. Kiss Bert Kondis Eileen Langan Rev. F. Lapczynski Frank Lenart Larry Mary Ann Little Anthony D. Mamajek Mr. Mrs. John A. Manning Danny Markcwinski Paulette Martin W. E. Mathews R. Matta Jacqueline McDonough Mr. Mrs. McDonough Melody Shop Mr. Mrs. Metzcr Mr. Mrs. Michael Michaliszyn Mr. Mrs. Michael Misencik Mr. W. A. Oprychal A.S. Patterson Family Mrs. John Poniatowski John J. Paulton Mr. Mrs. Andrew Pronovicz Paul Prosdocimo Mr. Mrs. Don Proto, Sr. Joanne Raley Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ratey Mr. Mrs. Steve Ridilla Mr. Mrs. David Rotz Bill Sabo St. Rita School Sam and Doreen Andrew Seaman Mary Denise Shea Bill Sota Ruthy Sprout Kenneth Stack Gabe Stafura Mr. Mrs. Wm. J. Steiner The Sweeney’s Mr. Mrs. Steve Terlesky George P. Takac Mrs. James J. Thomas Tom’s Market Mrs. Jean Tovlin Mr. Mrs. Joseph Vcltri Mr. Mrs. James Welsh Annette Williams Mr. Mrs. Clyde Williams Homeroom 308 1972 JUNIOR PROM COURT AND THEIR ESCORTS. .LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Vanek, Doug Raley, Janet Erleba, Kevin Connelly, Rosanne Smetana, Bill Jones, QUEEN - Lyn-nette Wonsock, John Gidel, Laurie Tupi, Jim Butler, Patty McKeone, Dave Cunningham, Lisa Cox, Charles Schweinberg. 134 SENIOR ‘PttOCD 135 Two days of sunshine in a week soggy with rain... the 1972 Boyle Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Holiday Inn in West Mifflin--a warm evening made even brighter with the joy of being with someone special and the sounds of The Smithfield ... a midnight dinner com- plete with the elegance of soft light and good food at Churchill Valley Country Club... society swayed the group with sound till the dawn and couples scattered to prepare for a day of pic- nicking at local parks.. .two days of sunshine... 136 137 SENIOR PARENT Mr. Mrs. M. P. Adams Mr. Mrs. Andrew Andreozzi Mr. Mrs. Christopher Barkin Mr. Mrs. William Beaver Mr. Mrs. Alex Becze Mr. Mrs. Richard R. Bodnar Mr. Mrs. Henry Bonenberger Mr. Mrs. C. Edward Boyle Mr. Mrs. James Bridges Mr. Mrs. Harry B. Carnegie Mr. Mrs. Robert Chasko. Sr. Mr. Mrs. Samuel Chiodo Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Chuba Mr. Mrs. James Copeland Mr. Mrs. Nick Cseselka Mr Mrs. John A. Cunningham Mr. Mrs. Paul Danko Mr. Mrs. John Demko Mr. Mrs. Leo Denne Mr. Mrs. Isaac Dominick Mr. Mrs. Henry Drak Mr. Mrs. F. W. Dusch Mr. Mrs. Gaza Erleba Mr. Mrs. C. Eox Mr. Mrs. John H. Gallagher Mr. Mrs. Pete Giovanini Mr. Mrs. Thomas Gledhill Mr. Mrs. Frank Gorda Mr. Mrs. Stephen G. Gress Mr. Mrs. John Hensler Mr. Mrs. Edward Herpak Mr. Mrs. James Herward Mr. Mrs. Joseph Hritz Mrs. Helen Hruska Mr. Mrs. Andrew Jacobs Mr. Mrs. Edward F. Janosko Mrs. Elizabeth S. Jones Mr. Mrs. Michael Juba Mr. Mrs. Stanley Kaczkowski Mr. Mrs. Bernard A. Ratibus Mr. Mrs. George Kenhart Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Kerin LISTING Mr. Mrs. Herman King Mr. Mrs. John E. Kopay Mr. Mrs. Albert La Gamba Mr. Mrs. Ed Lapko Mr. Mrs. William Linsenbigler Mr. Mrs. Joseph Little Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Macioce Mr. Mrs. S. Z. Maramba Mr. Mrs. Bernie Martin Mr. Mrs. Alex Mayni Mr. Mrs. John Mayni Mrs. Collette McCafferty Mr. Mrs. J. P. McClure Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. McKinney Mr. Mrs. Harold Meyer Mr. Mrs. Louis L. Milke Mr. Mrs. George Milliner Mr. Mrs. E. Mizejewski Mr. Mrs. John Praskovich Mr. Mrs. Anthony J. Pusatere Mr. Mrs. Paul Rojtas Mr. Mrs. Harry Rushe Mr. Mrs. Leo Schaming Mr. Mrs. William Schmude Mr. Mrs. Paul M. Schotting, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Albert M. Schram Mrs. Margaret Shimrock Mr. Mrs. Albert Simon Mr. Mrs. Clement A. Smetana Mr. Mrs. John Snyder Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Spellman Mr. Mrs. Francis Takacs Mr. Mrs. James R. Thomas Mr. Mrs. George T. Tracy Mr. Mrs. Edward Tunney Mr. Mrs. Steve Tupi Mr. Mrs. Frank J. Vanek Mr. Mrs. Wm. J. Vanselow Mr. Mrs. Henry T. Volk Mrs. Evelyn Wonsock Mr. Mrs. Harry Zeiler BACCALAUREATE MASS The Senior Baccalaureate Mass was held on May 30 at St. Rita's Church Whitaker. The dreary weather, as the Seniors entered the church for their last mass together, was similar to the spirits of many people in the class. Roderic Gress, Senior Class President, served as the lector. The mass was said by Father Habe, the Headmaster, who delivered a very appropriate ser- mon on Respect for Oneself. The mass was followed by a social, given by the freshmen, in the Boyle gym. 140 SENIOR HONORS DINNER On Wednesday, May 31, the Mothers Club sponsored the annual Senior Hon- ors Dinner which was held this year at the American Legion Head-quar- ters in East Liberty. This dinner was held to honor not only those whose achieve- ments made them excel in their par- ticular field, but to honor all Seniors. It also gave the chance to say goodbye to fellow classmates and friends. 141 142 VALEDICTORIAN ADDRESS -- June 4, 1972 by Mark Juba Good evening, Reverend Clergymen, Members of the Administation and Faculty, parents and friends, my fellow classmates: If life, as Robert Frost suggests, is a road, then education is part of the process of traveling that road. Today when we pause at a fork in the road known as commencement perhaps we should think of the people who-have assisted us in our journey and prepared us to travel to new places with new people. For we have arrived at this position, today, be- cause the concern, enc purpose and direction to 01 despite all we had learned ence rested with the invol brought then to life and f I considered how our School, and encouraged us administration and faculty challenge for involvement, various activities. These they probed our minds, coi from the level of students Perhaps, more impor four year travels. I can r for concerts, for homec sharing much labor and die first class in September TecT apuis, the |)t onK tfce adVq F unddrj leif Iped to L rSa tfe b four profclenls aril suppa Jigher realm of unique pel have dotte something sign 2r studeris givinglof them! ing-dayjthe semirformalJ Unions anfil anxietiep in the reparati oils gi« aany individuals have given our years, I realized diat of one educational experi- )ur studies, but also jming part of Boyle High we arrived at Boyle, the bd the opportunity and [ough the moderators for mething of themselves as lr projects, elevating us Jt for each other during our preparing for athletics, irorn, and odier activities, of these projects. From tion, we have made each e iinai pr day special for one another, by sharing cherished moments and experiences, in die class- rooms, at lunch tables, at sports events and social gadierings. The unique contributions of each of us, when added, become more valuable dian all die lifeless facts learned from books. As we carry this wealth to the fork in die road, our parting cannot make us poorer because die time we have traveled together has made us richer. This richness is not an end in itself, but rather an investment which we are obliged to share with others; becoming for them what die people at Boyle have been for us, what we have been for each odier. As we become die future parents, teachers, travelers... sharing this value of people with odiers, our experience at Boyle is not ending but merely expanding and continuing. We must consider well the words of Robert Frost and find at the fork our own special road, not nec- essarily the one taken bv everyone else, but the one which will make all the difference. ----------' gr.il Mil bo ol-W I hope that years from now | because all diat you have dc resents that value of people wl Boyle. can dc is parents, admiuistratoi ■ SALUTATOR I AN Good evening. We offer, t and administration, family me joining togedier with us to ce. Graduation does demand a who have collectively unde: viduals. Widi each odier we complete the tasks designated to as I am to you at this moment, Jd faculty, and friends, rep- eltest thing I have learned at 19 vdfnv Wfelcon e I d good iriencls of mi ■Marian Mizcjewski ul Reverend Fathers, die faculty 111 class; and a deep thank you for the joy shared by 145 people ork toward Becoming more complete indi- to achieve, to accomplish, and is not so simple to point out -- we have ai for widiin us has been awakened a spirit of curiosity diat will live beyond these four years. This curiosity will lead us to new thoughts, wider experiences, and a variety of people. It has taught us the importance of becoming individuals who are aware of a need to respond to each odier and to a demanding society. It has dared us to fashion ourselves to meet this need. We are still in the process of fashioning our persons -- still learning to accept re- sponsiblity, to build, to live. These four years have been a good beginning. For diese reasons graduation becomes more than a ceremony. It is an honor. A formal institution -Boyle High School- has seen in us the potential to achieve and has recognized the spirit of curiosity growing widiin us. We have reason to be proud and happy this day -- proud of ourselves and die people who have guided us diese years and thankful diat we have had each other to make the time enjoyable. Please join with us to celebrate. Thank you. aloneness in the crowd brings reflections on goals accomplished or abandoned and the sudden realization that it's almost over. 145 Andrew Andreozzi Michael Adams Bonnie Baranik Joseph Basille Joseph Balzer John Barkin 146 Charles Bonasorte 147 Marian Bodnar Raymond Bonenberger William Boyle Margaret Boyton Robert Bridges James Butler 148 Debra Carnegie Ronald Cassidy 149 Joseph Chiodo Debbie Chuba David Cunningham Nicholas Cseselka Cathy Copeland Kevin Connelly Michael Coyne Paul Decker Marian Denne Charles Danko Dennis Dominick 152 Patrick Gallagher Thomas Gledhill Janet Gorda 153 154 Elaine Gregory Roderic Gress Robert Harah Daniel Griffin Mary Ann Grimm Laureen Hensler Mark Herpak Corinne Hudson Joseph Hritz Andrew Jacobs 155 156 Gloria Johns William Jones Mark Juba Marian Kaczkowski Thomas Katilius George Kenhart Lee Ann Kindlin Michael Kerin David King Gregory Kopay Allan LaGamba Ronald Lapko Karen Latzy Joan Laugherty John Linsenbigler Timothy Little Richard Macioce Barry Mastriano Judith Mayni Margaret Mayni John McCafferty Joseph McClure Richard Meyer James Me Kinney Karen Milke Regis Morgavo Helen Obringer FRONT ROW: Dianne Shimrock, Treasurer; Karen Milke, Secretary; STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Frank E. Reilly, Senior Class Moderator; David Tobasco, Vice President; Roderic Gress, President. 161 Thomas O'Connor Lois Ann Praskovich John Race Carol Rager Loretta Robbins Paul Rojtas Rose Marie Rushe Paul Schotting Neil Schaming James Schindler Eileen Schmude 163 Suzanne Schram 164 George Schuetz Virginia Scully John Sedon Dianne Shimrock 165 William Sullivan 166 Michael Totin Mary Jane T racy Mary Ann Tunney Lauren Tupi Kenneth Urban Marian Vanek Janine Vanselow Gary Vereb Etta Volk 168 Lynnette Wonsock 169 SENIOR DIRECTORY Andrew ANDREOZZI, Jr. DREW Chorus I, II; Glee Club. Joe BALZER Sophomore Wrestling team. Bonnie Jean BARANIK BON Captain Basketball Intramurals IV; Dodgeball Intramurals IV; National Honor Society. John Christopher BARKIN FUZZY Chorus I; JCL I, II; French Club III,IV; National Honor Society III, IV; Glee Club IV; Red Cross II, III, IV. Francis BAYUK FRAN Intramural Football II; Intramural Basketball IV. Susan BECZE SUE Homeroom Representative I, II,.IV; Pep Club I, II; Cheerleader II; Volleyball Intramurals I, II, III, IV; Basketball Intramurals I, II, III, IV; Dodgeball Intramurals IV; Mission Club I, II. Marian Lynn BODNAR Chorus I, II; Glee Club III; Red Cross I, II, III; Mission Club I, II, III; Search Program; Basketball Intramurals IV; Volleyball Intra- murals IV. Raymond BONENBERGER MINEA William E. BOYLE JCL I, II; French Club III, IV; Homeroom Representative III, Glee Club; Red Cross III, IV; Stage Crew III, IV. Charles Louis BONASORTE CHAS Letterman Club IV; Varsity Club IV; Football Team IV; Most Valuable Back Award; Football All-Catholic; MVP in Steel Valley Area; Basketball Intramurals IV. Robert BRIDGES PEARL Baseball Team. James Michael BUTLER BUTTS Homeroom Representative III, IV; Football II, III, IV; All-Catholic; All-American; All-East; MVP Award; Basketball II; Baseball III; Who's Who in High School Athle- tics; Letterman Club II, III, IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Accepted a full Scholarship. Daniel J. CALDWELL Football I, II; Student Council I, National Honor Society III, IV; Forensics I, II; Red Cross II; Chorus I, II; Glee Club IV; Future Scientists of America IV; Spanish Club III; Mv Alphatheta III, IV. Debra Ann CARNEGIE Majorette II, III; Gliden Girl IV; National Honor Society III, IV; Chorus I, French Newspaper Staff. IV. Monica Marie CHASKO JCL I, II; Red Cross I; Pep Club IV; Band I, II; Dodgeball Intramurals. Joseph F. CHIODO Chorus I; Steel Valley Technical School III, IV. Deborah Louise CHUBA CHUBS Pep Club I, II, III, IV; Mission Club I, II, III; Basketball Intramurals I, II, III; Volleyball Intramurals I, II, III; Red Cross I, II, III; Modern Honor Language Society; Yearbook Staff IV; Search Program; Ring Day Committee IV. Kevin CONNELLY Chairman Prom Committee III, Homeroom Representative I, II, III; JCL I, II; Newspaper Staff II; Forensics I, II, III; Chorus I. Vincent CONNELLY VINCE Basketball Team I, II, III, IV. C athy COPELAND COPE Chorus I; Pep Club II; Intramurals I, II, III, IV. Michael COYNE ROLLO Football Team I, II, III, IV; French Club III. Nicholas CSESELKA PINKY Intramural Basketball; Steel Valley Technical School, III, IV. David M. CUNNINGHAM SUNDANCE Football I; Homeroom Representa- tive I, II; Intramural Basketball I, IV; Intramural Volleyball III; Golf Team IV; Stage Crew; Service Club. Charles DANKO CHUCK Wrestling I, II, III, IV. Karen Marie DEMKO Chorus I, II; Cheerleader I; Glee Club III; Dodgeball Intramurals IV; Business Honor Society IV. Dennis A. DOMINICK WOLFMAN Football Team I, II, III, IV; Wrest- ling Team I, II, III, IV; MVP A- ward; Chorus I, II; Glee Club IV; Letterman Club II, III, IV; Intra- mural Basketball I, II, III, IV. Marian Carlo DENNE Forensics I, II, III; French Club III, IV; Chorus I, II; Glee Club III; National Honor Society III, IV; Pep Club I, II, III, IV; Yearbook Staff III; Religion Award I; Ring Day Committee; Homeroom Represen- tative III, Drama Club II. William John DOBNAK WEAVER Football I, II, III, IV; Wrestling; Student U.N.; Red Cross I, II, III, IV; Basketball Intramurals. Mary DRAK Glee Club IV; National Honor So- ciety IV; Red Cross IV. Joyce DUN MI RE Chorus I, II; Glee Club IV; Nation- al Honor Society IV; Modem Lan- guage Honor Society II; Yearbook Staff III; Prom Committee IV; After-Prom Committee IV; Ring Night Chairman IV. Jerry David DUSCH J.D. Baseball Team III, IV. Janet ERLEBA JAN Chorus I, II; Glee Club III; Pep Club I, II, III; Pep Club Treasurer II; Mission Club I, II, III; Mission Club President III; National Hon- or Society IV; Red Cross II; Bas- ketball Intramurals I, II; Volley- ball Intramurals I, II; Folk Group; JCL 1. Susan M. FOX FOXY Chorus I; Secretary I, II, IV; Fresh- man Honors I; Intramural Basket- ball IV; Volleyball IV. Cynthia Catherine GASTON CYN Volleyball Intramurals II, III, IV; Dodgeball Intramurals IV; Basket- ball Intramurals II, III, IV; Captain Basketball Champs IV; French Newspaper Staff IV; Red Cross II; Pep Club II, III, IV. Anna Marie GIOVANINI Glee Club IV; National Honor So- ciety III, IV; Student Council Pre- sident IV; Homeroom Representa- tive ni, JCL I, II, III, rv. Thomas Joseph GLEDHILL GLED Football Team I, II, III, IV; Coaches Award; Homeroom Representative IV; Intramural Basketball I, II, III, IV. Janet GORDA JCL I, II; PSAL Certificate II; NEDT Certificate I; Red Cross III, IV; Yearbook Business Manager IV; Glee Club IV; Who's Who Among American High School Students; History Award III. Elaine GREGORY Newspaper Typist III; Student Secretary IV. Roderic Guy GRESS MAD DOG Football I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, 170 II, III, IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV; History Award I; National Honor Vice-President IV; Math Club I; Student Council Historian II; Stu- dent Council Vice-President III; Sports Editor Yearbook IV; French Honor Society III, IV; Senior Class President IV. Daniel John GRIFFIN GRIFF Basketball II, III, IV; Wrestling III; Football IV; Basketball Intramural III; Volleyball IV. Robert HARAH MERLE Intramural Basketball IV; Baseball Team. Laureen Anne HENSLER LAURIE Mission Club I, II, III; Pep Club I, II, III, IV; Cheerleader II, III, IV; Co-captain IV; Basketball Intra- murals I; Volleyball Intramurals I, IV; Modem Language Honor Society; French Newspaper Staff IV; Yearbook Staff IV; French Award III. James HERWARD HYMIE Intramural Basketball III, IV; In- tramural Volleyball III. Joseph HRITZ Chorus I; Football I; Homeroom Representative I; Red Cross I, II, III, IV; Golf Team II, III, IV; Glee Club IV; President French Club III; Five Boros Association Golf Trophy IV; Stage Crew III, IV. Mark Robert JUBA Forensics I, II, III; Band I, II, III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV; Red Cross I, II, III, IV; Degree of Distinction; National Forensic League; American Chemical So- ciety; Chemisty I Contest Winner; Elks Youth Leadership Award; Valedictorian. Raymond JANOSKO RAY Band I, II, III, IV; Stage Band IV; P.M.E.A. All-State Band IV; Mid East All Star Symphony of Winds IV; Diocesan Wind Sym- phony I, III, IV; French Club and Newspaper IV; Library Assistant II, III, IV; Red Cross III, IV; N.E.D.T. Certificate I. Marian KACZKOWSKI KAZ Library Club II, III, IV; Chorus I, II; Glee Club II; Pep Club I, II; President of Penna. South Western Student Library Assistants Associa- tion, IV. Gloria JOHNS GLO Chorus I, II; Steel Valley Techni- cal School III, IV. Thomas A. KATILIUS WILD MAN Football I, II; Five Boro Senior Varsity Club Award; Pep Club I. Goerge K. KENHART Chorus I, II; Steel Valley Techni- cal School, III, IV. Michael W. KERIN MISTERMIKE Football trainer I, II, III, IV; Student Council Representative II, III; Stu- dent Council Treasurer IV; Pep Club II, III; Letterman's Club II, III, IV; Wrestling Trainer II, III; Intramural Basketball II, III, IV; Intramural Volleyball II, III; Var- sity Club II, III, IV. Lee Ann KINDLIN LEE Chorus I, II; Glee Club III; Pep Club I, II, III; Mission Club I; Volleyball Intramurals I, II, ni; Basketball Intramurals I, II; French Newspaper Staff IV. David Michael KING APE Wrestling I, II, III, IV; Football I, II, III, IV; Letterman Club I, II, III, IV. Gregory Paul KOPAY GREG Band I, II, III, IV; Basketball I; In- tramural Sports Basketball II, III, IV; Football II; Volleyball II, III; Chess IV; Service Club II, III, IV; Homeroom Representative I, II, III, IV; Band Student Committee; Forensics III, IV; Student U.N. Ill, IV; Drum Major IV. Ronald James LAPKO FLEA Wrestling I, II, III, IV; Football Manager I, II, III, IV; Basketball Intramurals Championship Team IV; Lettermans Club III, IV. Joan Mary LAUGHERY JONI Cheerleading I, II, III; National Honor Society IV; Basketball In- tramurals I, II, III, IV; Volleyball Intramurals IV; Dodgeball II, III; Modern Language Honor Society II; French Newspaper Staff Editor IV; Art Award III. John LINSENBIGLER DUCE Freshman Chorus; Basketball I, II, III, IV; All-Catholic Selection; Five-Boro Athletic Banquet; Baseball. Timothy LITTLE TIM Basketball I, II, III, IV; Sophomore Chorus II. Doreen MARAMBA DORI Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chorus; Art Honor. Rosemary MARCINKO Pep Club I, II; Cheerleading I, II, III, IV and Captain IV; G.A.L. Ill, Business Honor Society IV; Library Club and Assistant I. Thomas MARTIN Freshman Chorus; Freshman Foot- ball; Sophomore Intramural Foot- ball; Steel Valley Technical School I, II. Barry Anthony MASTRIANO SCRAZ Football I, III, IV; Basketball II; Intramural Volleyball and Basket- ball hi, rv. Judith Candice MAYNI JETS Freshman and Sophomore Chorus; Business Honor Society; Cheer- leader I, II, IV; Modem Language Honor Society; Yearbook Staff IV. Margaret MAYNI MA RGIE Freshman and Sophomore Chorus and Glee Club III; Volleyball In- tramurals II, III; Pep Club I, II; Library Assistant I; Majorette IV; Business Honor Society I; Student Secretary IV; Junior Typing Award . Karen MILKE Band I, II; Volley Intramurals II, IV; Modem Language Honor Society II; French Newspaper Staff IV; Senior Class Secretary; Freshman NEDT Certiciate. Mary Cay MILLINER KATE Forensics I; Glee Club IV; French Club III; Red Cross I, II, III, IV; National Honor Society IV. Marian MIZEJEWSKI Forensics Club; Yearbook Staff; Glee Club; National Honor Society; Future Scientists of America; Junior Classical League; Salutatorian. Regis John MORGAVO SNAKE Freshman Football; Intramural Basketball. Helen OBRINGER OBIE Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chorus; Glee Club I, II; Pep Club I, II, III, IV; Mission Club III; Treasurer of Red Cross I, II, III, IV; Intramurals Volleyball I, II, III, IV; Dodgeball I; Basketball III. Thomas O'CONNOR OKIE Football I, II, III, IV; Wrestling I, II, III, IV; Paul Moore Memorial Award; Captain of Wrestling Team. Lois PRASKOVICH COOKIE OGA Award; Volleyball Intramural II, III; Red Cross I, II, III, IV. John PROVIDENT CANNONBALLS Football I. Thomas PUSATERE Football I; Wrestling I, II, III, IV; Junior Class President; Student Council III; Ring Day Chairman III; Prom Chairman III; Home- coming Committee III. 171 John Race SKIP Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chorus; Glee Club III; Basketball Intramurals III, IV; JCL I; Foot- ball I; Homeroom Representative II. Paul ROJTAS FROG Red Cross I, II, III, IV; Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chorus Glee Club III, IV; National Honor So- ciety III, IV; JCL I, II; Newspaper II; Yearbook Staff III. Rosemarie RUSHE ROSOE Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chor- us; Glee Club III; Color Guard IV; Business Honor Society IV; Nation- al Honor Society IV; Student Secretary IV; Junior Bookkeeping Award Runner-up in Wheeler Scholarship Test. James Anthony SCHINDLER SHINNEY Football I, II; Football Manager III; Baseball III. Eileen SCHMUDE Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chorus; Glee Club III; Pep Club II; Student Secretary IV. Paul SCHOTTING DUKE Freshmen Chorus; Sophomore Chorus; Glee Club IV; Basketball II; Freshman Club III, IV; JCL I, II; Golf IV. George SCHUETZ BIG SMOKEY Basketball I, II, III. Suzanne SCHRAM SUE Pep Club; Mission Club; Forensics; French Club; Future Nurses; Student Council I, II, III; Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chours; Glee Club; Dodgeball Intramurals; Volleyball Intramurals II, III, IV; Basketball Intramurals III, IV; Basketball Champions IV; Color-guard Captain. Virginia Lee SCULLY TRINK Cheerleading I, II; Freshman Chor- us; Intramural Basketball IV; In- tramural Volleyball. Charles SCHWEINBERG CHAS Freshman Chorus; Wrestling I, II; Basketball I; Baseball I, II; Foot- ball I, II, III, IV; Lettermans Club II, III, IV; All Catholic Light End IV. John Andrew SEDON Wrestling I, II, III, IV; Lettermans Club I, II, III, IV. Diane SHIMROCK SHIM Pep Club I, II, III, IV; Basketball; Intramurals I, II, III, IV; Volleyball Intramurals I, II, III, IV; Dodgeball Champs IV; Class Officer III, IV; Student Council I, II; Band I, II. Kenneth SHORTALL BUCKWHEAT' JCL I, II; Band I, II; Red Cross I, II, 172 III, IV; French Club III, IV; Gannon College U.N. with Forensics IV; Glee Club IV. Karen Ann SIMON SIMIE Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chorus; Glee Club; Spanish Award II; Bookkeeping Award III; Short- hand Award III; Business Honor Society IV; Pep Club IV. Robert SNYDER TRUCK Band I, II, III, IV; Intramural Foot- ball I; Service Club President III, IV; Prom Committee IV; Wrestling II; Homeroom Representative II; Intramural Basketball II, III; Red Cross II, III; Projection Club I, II, III, IV. Lori Ann SPELLMAN LORI Basketball Championship Team IV; French Club Vice-Pres. and Secre- tary III; Pep Club; Basketball Intramurals I, II, III, IV; Glee Club I, III, II; JCL I, II; Mission Club; Yearbook Staff n, III. Rosanne SMETANA ROSANNE Cheerleading IV; Treasurer of National Honor Society IV; Co- Editor of Yearbook IV; French Club III, IV; Basketball Intramurals I, II, III and Championship Team I; Glee Club III; Yearbook III; National Honor Society III; Mis- sion Club I, III, II; Pep Club I, II, III; Future Nurses of America I; Secretary of F.N.A. II; Sophomore Chorus; JCL I, II; Volleyball Intramurals I, II, III, IV; Dodgeball Intramurals IV. William J. SULLIVAN BILL Student Council Representative. Marian TAKACS MAIR Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chor- us; Glee Club III, IV; Glee Club Award III; French Club IV; Business Honor Society. David TOBASCO Football I, II, III, IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV; Basketball I; Co-Captain of Football Team; Junior and Sen- ior Class Vice-President; M.V.P. Lineman; Letterman II, III, IV; Homeroom Representative I; Five- Boro Sports Award Winner. Mike TOTIN Football I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II. Mary Jane TRACY TRACY Homeroom Representative I; Bas- ketball Intramurals I, II, III, IV; National Honor Society IV; French Club III; Treasurer of Student Council III; Student Council Sec- retary IV; Student Council Historian II; Pep Club Secretary II; Volley- ball Intramurals II, III, IV; Dodge- ball Intramurals IV; Pep Club, I, II, III. Robert TROUT BOB Basketball I, II, III, IV; Pep Club ; Junior Classical League C.Y.O. Football. Margaret TUNNEY PEGGY Band I, II; JCL I, II; Junior Class Secretary; Prom Committee III; Student Secretary IV; National Business Honor Society IV; Basket- ball Intramurals. Mary TUNNEY TUNE JCL I, II; Freshman Chorus; Mission Club I; Pep Club I, II; Student Secretary IV; National Business Honor Society IV; Basketball In- tramurals I; Volleyball Intramurals; 1972 Basketball Champions. Laureen TUP I TUP Basketball Championship Team IV and Intramurals I, II, III, IV; Volleyball Intramurals I, II, III, IV; Dodgeball Championship Team IV; Pep Club I, II, III, IV; French Honors I, II; French Newspaper Staff IV; Freshman and Sophomore Chorus; Glee Club III; Prom Court IV; Yearbook Staff II, III; Mission Club I, II. Marian VANEK Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chor- us; Red Cross I, II; Volleyball In- tramurals IV; Pep Club I, II, III, IV; French Club III, IV; Freshman His- tory Award; Sophomore Music Award Forensics 1; Yearbook Staff III, IV; JCL I, II; Freshman Class Secretary. Janine VANSELOW JANINE Dodgeball Intramurals IV; Basket- ball Intramurals IV. Etta VOLK Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chor- us; Glee Club III; Basketball In- tramurals I, II, III; Volleyball In- tramurals I, II, III. Kenneth WEIR WALLY Football I, II, III, IV; Basketball I; Baseball III, IV; Intramural Bas- ketball III, IV; Captain Football Team; Lettermans Club; Freshman Chorus; Sophomore Chorus; Span- ish Award III. Lynnette WONSOCK LYNNIE Cheerleader I, II; Mission Club I, II; Volleyball Intramurals I, II, III, IV; Pep Club, I, II, III, IV. David YURA INK BOTTLE Freshman Chorus; Wrestling. Dolores ZEILER DOLOR Yearbook Senior Editor; Pep Club III, IV; Basketball Intramurals II, III, Dodgeball Championship Team III, IV; Basketball Intra- murals II,III. Nothing now is left But a majestic memory. —Longfellow—