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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

1973 BOYLE HIGH SCHOOL HOMESTEAD, PA. VOLUME 8 TABLE OF Faculty Seniors Academics English 42 Social Studies 43 Science 44 Math 45 Language 46 Religion 47 Business Typing 48 Sewing, Music, Art 49 Phys. Ed. Health 50 Lunch 51 CONTENTS Sports Activities Clubs Under- Classmen Football Basketball Wrestling Teams 54 58 60 61 Homecoming 66 Christmas Concert 68 Black Gold Day 69 Teacher Appreciation Day 70 Senior Honors Day 71 Semi Formal 72 The Good Times 74 Yearbook 78 Red Cross Future Nurses 80 Folk Group National Hon. Soc. 81 Newspaper Student U.N. 82 Mission Club Forensics 83 Cheerleaders 84 G.A.L. Badminton Pep Club 85 Glee Club Service Club 86 Band 87 Business Honor French Club 88 Ecology Club Banner Club 89 Chess Club Film Study 90 Student Council 91 Juniors 94 Junior Ring Night 96 Sophomores 98 Freshmen 100 1965—Name is of- ficially changed from Bishop Boyle to Boyle. Black Gold Day and Ring Day ceremonies begin. Red Cross wins its first a- ward and the National Hon- or Society is initiated. The “Lance” newspaper in its first year of publication wins the first class Journalism Award from the University of Pittsburgh. Boyle, today, is a mosaic of memorable events throughout the school’s 10 year history- 7963—February 9th Bishop Boyle High School is of- ficially dedicated by the Most Reverend John J. Wright. Boyle completes its first full year under Headmaster Father Conboy. Tu- ition is $100 and enrollment is 148. 1964—Steel Valley and Schwab Technical schools are intro- duced into the curriculum along with the Business Department. The Li- brary is added un- der Sister Mary Patricia. 1966— The first graduating class has its ceremony in Saint Mary’s Church. The first Homecoming includes a Sunday Breakfast for the Alumni. Student Council holds the first Mardi Gras. Wrestling and Golf are added to the athletic program. 1967— Father Robert Habe becomes Headmas- ter. The Band receives new uniforms and make their first public appearance in the Saint Patrick’s Day Parade. 1968— The Drama Club under the di- rection of Mr. Tgorko Fantazo pro- duces “Hay Fever”. The Basket- ball team places second behind undefeated Canevin in the Catholic class “A” league competition. Coach Scully leads his football team into the Catholic League Playoffs with an 8-2 record. The Lan- cer Band under Mr. Belles is the first high school band ever to play on the steps of the Cap- itol in Washington D.C. 1970—New black and gold uniforms are introduced by the freshmen class. Ruben Rodriquez, a transfer student from Puerto Rico, leads the Lancer Basketball team to one of the best seasons in the school’s history. 1971—“Romeo and Juliet” is produced by the Sen- ior class with help from Mrs. Flesch and Mr. Bo- binski. Anna Marie Giovannini becomes the first girl to be elected Student Council President. 1972—A new scheduling system and a remodeled gym,and cafeteria greet students in September. The Boyle Athletics Association independently maintains the sports program. Tuition is $375 and enrollment is 557. 1973. .. 1969—The “Class of 73” invades Boyle as Freshmen. r-t BIS HOF HIGH $ The 10th Anniversary of Boyle High School Administration and faculty willingness to improve Christian attitudes paves the way for a better Boyle future. Teacher-pupil relationships grow into person-to-person interactions in class and extracurricular affairs. Christian growth is the bond between faculty and students to provide a circuit of communications. Both are linked five hours in an association to learn relevant concern and vibrant involvement with each other. Conflicts do not hindei the fulfillment that students and teachers gain ir Ammnnirfltinp FACULTY DIOCESAN LEADERS The Most Rev. Vincent M. Leonard, D.D. Bishop of Pittsburgh Mr. John T. Cicco Superintendent of Pittsburgh Catholic Schools ADMINISTRATIO? Rev. Robert W. Habe Headmaster Sister Joan Laboon R.S.M Vice-Principal FACULTY “Somewhere in a schoolroom today under t care of an unknown teacher is a child who in his own time grown to maturity, will lead the world away from war and towards peace. Mrs. Lawrence Kratzenberg FOREIGN LANGUAGE Sister Mary Ursula, O.S.F. Mr. Kenneth Javonovich Mr. Thomas Torchia MATHEMATICS The affection planted in that child’s life by wise guidance; the sense of right values with which he is constantly surrounded; the integrity and initiative that are fostered in his unfolding life will come to fruition in a mighty service to the human race. Miss Irene McCloskey PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Judith Lutz We want the children of the people, of all the people— rich and poor of every race and creed— to have their chance. RELIGION Sister Antoinette, V.S.C. And when thru honest growth, proved merit, and wise leadership the pilots of tomorrow take their places at the helm, Sister Mary Theodora, O.S.F. we want them to be surrounded and supported by their fellows likewise schooled in the simple and abiding principles of democracy. Sister Teresa Martin, S.C. With this purpose and in this faith, the teachers of America carry on. This faith was good enough for the founding fathers who launched this ship of state in even more troubled seas than we now face. This faith has been good enough for the teachers and prophets of all ages who have understood the power of human aspiration and growth. Mr. Robert Titler Sister Judith, C.D.P. SCIENCE Sister Mary Ignatius, O.S.F. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Robert P. Marko Mr. Thomas Jackman thru good times and bad ... Mrs. Allison Mr. Michael Rutledge Cafeteria Workers: Mrs. Mary Louise Gombas, Mrs. Irene Maintenance Turon, Mrs. Matilda Tarasovich, Mrs. Phyllis Kaufman. This faith of the teacher—your faith and mine as we look into the eager faces of youth— is the hope of tomorrow, a hope that cannot fail...” —Joy E. Morgan 17 We have shared many good times with our friends around us; times of learning, times of laughter, and times of growing as unique persons. We will cherish many memories. But we now go our separate ways to see more and meet new challenges that will further shape us as individuals. We look into the fu- ture and realize that everything we have experienced at Boyle has become a part of us; a part that shall be with us always. ■■■■■■■■■■ I SENIORS Mike Aiello Marc Aiello Cheryl Ackerman Marsha Andreozzi John Andreyo r z 4 20 Stephanie Babbie Michele Baran John Bogosto Diane Bobak Peter Benson Richard Borkowski Out of this tangle of threads to find the thread that will untangle the threads . ,. Charles Brenning Michael Buleza John Chapko Michael Carnes Theresa Caruso Coleen Connolly Stephen Cunic Kathryn Cunningham 22 Jeffrey Fite 23 Dennis George Teresa Giovannini 24 Theresa Glasauskas Patricia Grove Lorraine Graziano ... and so be led back to the beginning by incredible ways . . . Randall Gress Charles Harper Deborah Hartnett 25 Mary Jean Hideck Linda Hobbins Michaelene Kavinsky James Hornyak Mary Anne Hruska Robert Karabinos Daniel Kelly Dolores Kominsky Robert Houck ... Out of the confusion of Keys to find the key that fits each keyhole, unlocks every lock ... Roy Howell Deborah Kovacs Thomas Langan Frank Lester ... Among a multitude of suns to see only the sun . . Paul Malarich David Latzy Joyce Kubasak Sharon Leech Larry Majcher Dianna Misko James McBride Deborah Mitrick Marian Morelli Anthony Mmrocca I'atrick Nolf Charles Miller Patricia McKeone Carlton Palmer Robert Olack Rita Paulson Andrea Mihaly James Metier ... To find the moveless rock under the shifting stones, under the sand, the rock no shifting sands can ever shake, . . . James Needham Bernard Petkunas Anthony Polito Duane Pons Deborah Pribila Russell Price Paul Prosdocimo 32 Lucy Riemenschneider James Sawl Kathleen Sable Odell Robinson . .. nor great wind crying out over a shaken land.. Mary Sweeney Lynn Szurszewski Randall Thompson Donald Tatrai Catherine Thomas Teresa Settembrino Beverly Tima Diane Tomko Maria Simon Karen Siniawski Robert Shope . .. nor lightning blast nor breaking waters break . .. Mark Slivka Joseph Spang Eugene Smith Sylvia States . .. To find, a multiplicity but one end, beginning, thread, path, key, rock, sun. . . ■Sister Maris Stella James Tracy David Turon Scott Turnbull Robin Yacavino Carol Vanek Mary Ellen Westin James White Rene Wengryn Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Russ Price—Representative, Rene Wengryn—Secretary, Teresa Giovannini— Representative, Lisa Cox—Treasurer, Mr. Jackman—Class Moderator, Randy Gress—President, Bob Shope—Vice-President. 38 Rene Wengryn, Mike Buleza, Debbie Hartnett Senior Parent Listing Mr. and Mrs. John Andreyo Mrs. Helen Babbie Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bobak Mr. and Mrs. John Bogosto Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borkowski Mr. and Mrs. D.S. Buleza Mr. and Mrs. Walter U. Carnes Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Churma Mrs. H. Shirley Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox Mr. and Mrs. Leo Denne Mrs. Margaret Dzurikanin Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fonzi Mr. and Mrs. William Galvin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Giampaolo Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Giovannini Mrs. Anna L. Glasauskas Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Gress Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Grove Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hideck Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Hobbins Mr. and Mrs. Martin Holewinski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Homyak Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Houck Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Howell Mrs. Mary Hruska Mr. and Mrs. William Karabinos Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kavinsky Mr. and Mrs. John Klapkowski Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kominsky Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Kondis Mrs. Rose Kovacs Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kubasak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Langan Mrs. Dorothy Latzy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lester Mrs. Monica Majcher Mr. C.J. Markewinski Mr. and Mrs. William Mazon Mrs. Madelyn McBride Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mihaly Mr. and Mrs. Frank Metzer Mr. and Mrs. John Misko Mrs. Jean Mitrick Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morelli Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Needham Mrs. Joseph J. Paulson Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Polito Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pribila Mr. and Mrs. Russel Price Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riemenschneider Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sawl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Seech Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Settembrino Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Shope Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Siniawski Mr. and Mrs. Emil B. Slivka Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Smith Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spang Mr. and Mrs. Charles States Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tatrai Mr. and Mrs. Clement Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tomko Mr. and Mrs. George T. Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Turon Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Vanek Corenlia H. Westin Mr. and Mrs. George A. White Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yacavino 39 A few days before the school year began students were re- quested to schedule themselves for the upcoming year’s classes. They found that additions to the academic program were Sew- ing classes under Mrs. Kratzenberg and Advanced Biology under Sister Judith. Because study halls were eliminated students having a free period spent it in the library or cafeteria. For many students this year meant they were no longer required to take a science, math, or language course, provided they had earned the minimum number of credits necessary for graduation. Many teachers and department heads strove to make classes more fulfilling through the use of audio-visual aids and other teach- ing techniques. Sports is one of the most enjoyable roads travelled at Boyle. Sweat and hard work characterize each step of this physically competitive path. The coaches instill sports- manship into the boys while the student body produces loyalty and support. As a result, rather than emphasizing only statistics Lancer teams and fans learn the simple satisfaction of playing. Every stride on this Sports road leads the athlete further towards growth as an individual. SPORTS Turtle Creek 7—Boyle 6 It was a hard-fought game that could have gone either way. A few breaks in our favor would have made the difference. 54 Greensburg 21—Boyle 6 We played well in a game for the Catholic league ‘B’ title and went down fighting. Boyle 29—Serra 0 In a tough battle with our traditional rivals we were ‘up’ for the game and beat the hell out of them. Brentwood 22—Boyle 15 After taking an early lead we fell behind as the Brentwood team came back strong. Boyle 14—Mon Valley 13 They gave us a real fight for our Homecoming game. But we stuck it to ’em and pulled it out. New Brighton 38—Boyle 12 The Lions were bigger and tougher—we just couldn’t get it together. Bellevue 48—Boyle 12 They outplayed us in every way. Boyle 20—Carrol 13 We didn’t look sharp in the first half but we came back to stomp ’em in the second half. Jeanette 36—Boyle6 The Jay hawks were on their way to a class ‘AA’ title but we just couldn’t hold them. Junior Varsity FRON1' ROW: Richard Mader, Dennis Pavasko, Thomas Fox, .Jack Cain. BACK ROW John Bogosto, Ed Mor- rissey, Bob Davis, Sean Schaming, Head Coach Dave Chalfant. Varsity FRONT ROW: Danny Markewinski, Jim McBride, Scott Singer. Dan Borsch. Ken Wright. Andy Mihaly. BACK ROW: Tim Schaming, Paul Malarich, John Borsch, Joe Spang, John Chapko, Jim Homyak, Jaime Codispoti, Coach Dave Chalfant. 1972 Football Team FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT— R. Klapkowski (manager), M. Slivka. M. Lapko, D. Williams, W. Wdowiak. M. Butler, M. Kelly, G. Smith, R. Giordano, W. Tatrai. Dennis Pavasko, D. DeFebo. F. Balistreri, J. Codispoti, R. Houck (manager). SECOND ROW: J Bogosto, F. Bonasorte. S. Chiodo. G. Horenskv, D. Hess. Dan Pavasko, B. McCarter, R. Modero, J. Fite, T. McBride. E. Tozzi, R. Hanus, J Butler, B Sokolovic. E. Elash. THIRD ROW: R. Walker, S. Cunic, S. Fischer. K. Barry, R. Roche, C. Gress, J. McVay, J. Sawl, R. Gress, C. Harper, J. Chapko, K. Price, P. Yobbi, J. Black. W. Agardy. D. Gondol. Missing: Coach Tom Torchia. Varsity Basketball Team FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT—Joe White, Gary Gill, Chuck Stoebe. Coach Fran Mannion, Mike Majsak, Larry O’Reilly, John Andreyo. SECOND ROW: Kevin Kacin, Bill Vanselow, Charlie Gress, Jack McVay, Jim Klocek, Tony Verbanick, Bob Karabinos. Missing: Randy Gress, Randy Walker, Tom Langan. . 6?. Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Frank Bonasorte, Dan Markewinski, John Bogosto, Charlie Harper, Ken Dobnak, Mike Majsak, Bob Wooley. SECOND ROW Chuck Stoebe, Jack McVay, Jim Klocek, Gary Gill, Robert Bingham. THIRD ROW: Mark Slivka, Gary Horensky, Bob Davis, Harvey Bol- lens, Bob Misialek, Mike Quinn, Joe Lecak. Golf Team FRONT ROW: Martin Moulayianis, Duane Hess, Mark Slivka. BACK ROW: Bill McCarter, Jeff Kondis, Dan Barrett, Jim Needham. 63 ‘CONGRA TULA TIONS” ST. AGNES WEST MIFFLIN MELLON BANK HOMESTEAD OFFICE 345 EAST EIGHTH MUN HALL OFFICE 3404 MAIN ST. ARMSTRONG’S FLOWER SHOPPE RITA AND BERNIE MARTIN Boyle’s activity calendar provides opportunities for new experiences in order that young people become individ- uals, not just part of the crowd. Activities create . . . unity . . . leadership . . . love . . . spirit. . . fun . . . achievement . . . and enrichment of lives. Boyle’s activities are differ- ent, we work together . . . grow together . . . laugh together . . . become really involved with each other. Some do not participate. They are afraid ... to work ... to face ridi- cule of others ... to learn that learning occurs via activities as well as the regular curriculum. J ACTIVITIES Homecoming Court and their escorts: Doug Raley, Carol Vanek, John Andreyo, Colleen Holewinski, Chuck Schwienberg, Lisa Cox, Dave Arnold, Patty McKeone. Ken Weir, and ‘Queen’ Diane Bobak. HOMECOMING Homecoming Queen Diane Bobak 67 TEACHER APPRECIATION DAY 71 73 HILL’S STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS 214 N. Highland Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15206 Phone 661-9999 The clubs at Boyle began with a new phase of interest. Some of the newly initiated clubs included Badminton, Banner and Poster, Chess, and Ecology. Former clubs were revived, such as Forensics, Girls Athletic League, Folk Group, and the News- paper. A few of the older but somewhat modified clubs con- sisted of Film Study, Pep Club, Glee Club, Yearbook, Red Cross, and French Club. Along with changes in the clubs them- selves, the first period was designated as an Activity Period. Instead of devoting time after school students attended club meetings and planned upcoming events in the morning. The clubs had many enjoyable activities and performed many ser- vices throughout the year. They have offered new experiences each time the members assembled to share ideas. CLUBS Moderator Sister Theodora, Chuck Brenning, June Kubasak, Mary Ellen Westin, Diane Dzurikanin, Michaelene Kavinsky. Judy Spelman, Ronni Singer, Lynn Barrera, Mary Bess Jeffcoat, Patty Jones, Mike Buleza, Barb Langan, Laurette Smetana. 78 Michele Gress photographer, Dave Latzy, Debbie Hartnett, Moderator Mrs. Kratzenberg, Margaret Denne. Joan McLean, Kathy Magliere, Moderator Sister Ignatius, Barbara Manning Typists Mary Anne Hruska, and Joyce Kubasak Margie Chervenak, Kathv Sweeney, Madelyn Juba, Teresa Giovaninni, Teresa Amuso, Mary Denise Shea. Peggy Schlaich, Patty Jones, Theresa Niedenberger. Debbie Brletic, Denise Pas- ternak, Debbie Dzurikanin, Colleen Hunter. Cheryl Fragomeni, Tom Jacobs. Connie Cress, Michele Cress, John Grimm, Mary Bess Jeffcoat, Tom Reutzel. Kathy Scuffle. David Latzy. 80 Debbie Hartnett. Margie Denne. Mary Jo Gretz. Barbra Langan, Kathy Sweeney. folk group Sister Carla Ann, Sandy Simmons, Denise Pasternak, Lynn Szurszewski. Mary Ann Sullivan. Mary Ellen West in. Kathy Rosepink. Tom Fox. national honor society Mary Sweeney, Diane Tomko, Kathy Sable. Teresa Giovannini, Diane Dzurikanin. Mark Slivka, Charles Miller, Randy Gress, Jeff Kondis, James Hornvak, Gary Seech, Mrs. Kratzenberg. 81 €vlZ newspaper staff Mary Ellen Westin, Sandi Peters, Donald Ellenberger, Margaret Ketterman, John Issacs, Michele Baran. Sister Brigid Marie, Bill Sota, Dale Derby. 82 forensics mission club John Muha, James Copeland, Keith Kuzma. Ronald Steven9, Michele Baran, Tom Fox, Sister Mary Edward, Robert McKeown, Annette Williams, Margaret Ketterman, Richard Rapsey. 83 Miss McCloskey, Greg Fearon, Kathy Scuffle, Connie Gress, Laurette Smetana. Patti Melodini, Mary Ann McKinney, Diane Dzurikanin, Regis Leonard. Theresa Niedenberger. Margie Chervenak, Mary Ellen Vojtek, Debbie Brletic, Mary Bess Jeffcoat, Judy Spelman. Linda Lapko, Diane Prosdocimo, Lynn Barrera. Freshmen: Mary Caruso, Patty Falce, Jo Ann Onda, Lisa Barrera. Mary Beth Langan, Marie Fitzhenry, Connie Gress, Rose Leonello. J.V.: Rose Kovello. Gail Agardy, Patty Tirpak, Sue Katilius. Carol Elash, Debbie Dzujko, Patti Williams, Maureen O’Reilly. Captain: Mary Bess Jeffcoat Chris Sekely, Teresa Pribila, Susan Strasick. Linda Wilbik, Maureen Schmude, Michele Balogh, Miss McCloskey. pep club badminton glee club service club i n S' Ray Fonos, Jim Moxon, John Dzujko, Richard Mader. french club business honor 88 Alexia Ellis, Debbie Dzurikanin. Debbie Breletic, Greg Fearon, Mrs. Kratzenberg, Colleen Connolly, Diane Dzurikanin, Barbara Langan. Prize Winners: Reyne Hensler. Marianne Patterson, Peggy Schlaich, Patty Jones, Barbara Man- ning. Denise Pasternak. ecology club Mary Peg Linsenbigler, Sister Antoinette. Lisa Barrera. Patty Falce. Cathy Scuffle. Karlyn Palladino. chess club FRONT: Anthony Polito, Mark Slivka, Gary Peretich. BACK: Jeff Kondis, Bill Shope, Bob Mc- Keown, Thomas Sullivan, Leonard Black. 90 LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Yobbi, Jack McVay, Mark Kerin, Buddy Wdowiak, Dave Williams, Tom Barr, Mar- garet Ketterman, Michele Baron, Mr. Reilly—Moderator. FIRST ROW Paul Tracy, Jack McVay, Mary Clare Thomas, Dennis Martuscelli, Diane Tomko, Joe Spang, Mike Kelly. SECOND ROW: Darci Graziano, Gail Agardy, Patty Williams, Teresa Giovannini, Randy Gress, Russ Price, Judy Spelman, Laurette Smetana, Barb Langan, Joanne Onda. Dennis Martuscelli President Jack McVay Vice-Pres. Joe Spang Treasurer Mary Clare Thomas Diane Tomko Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Boyle High Mothers’ Guild President: Mrs. Barbara Hartnett Vice Pres.: Mrs. Claire Cox Treasurer: Mrs. Betty Dzurikanin Corresponding Sec.: Mrs. Mildred Wengryn Recording Sec.: Mrs. Helen McKinney 92 Underclassmen are important in a school. Fewer in num- ber than previous classes, the Freshmen still maintained their significance while becoming acquainted with sched- ules, activities, and clubs. Sophomores progressed to a revising of schedules and courses to meet the requirements for graduation. Juniors stepped to the pedestal of “Upper- classmen” on “Ring Day”—November 18th. Using his athletic abilities, artistic talents, or leadership qualities, the Boylite is involved. It is involved underclassmen that make Boyle. UNDERCLASSMEN FRONT ROW: T. Scheming, R. Rodosky, A. Seamen. L. O’Reilly, W. McCarter. R. Roche, B. Shaw, J. Romano, J. O’Brien, A. Verbanick, J. White. 2nd ROW: M. Schmude, P. Melodini, P. Meigs, A. Robinson, D. Sabo, P. Synder, C. Tassone, M. McKinney, M. Shea, M. Schlaich, L. Smetana, T. Niedenberger. 3rd ROW: S. Simmons. M. Vojtek, C. McCallum, P. Stacer, M. Stafura, L. Wilbik, M. Sullivan, M. O’Malley, P. Vanek, J. Spelman, R. Singer, D. Pasternak. 4th ROW: C. Stoebe, D. Williams, G. Peretich, W. Sota, K. Puskaric, P. Yobbi, J. McVay, W. Vanslow, R. Modero, D. Pavasko, R. Wooley, W. Wdowiak. Junior Class Officers: FRONT— Rob Modero, Treasurer. Dan Barrett, Vice- Pres., Mr. Marko—Moderator, Laurette Smetana—President, Judy Spelman— representative, Mary Denise Shea—Secretary, Barb Langan—representative. Gary Peretich, Highest Ads FRONT ROW: R. Gergacs, T. Joyce, J. Dzujko, T. Connelly, R. Capalbo, M. Hess, T. Barr, F. Bottles. 2nd ROW: S. Kulas, J. Brewer,M. Gretz, B. Langan, E. Godec, D. Caterino, N. Fennell, M. Hanchak, C. Erne, B. Cuzel, D. Bollens, M. Flaccus, L. Lapko. 3rd ROW: D. Dzurkanin, T. Amuso, M. Chervenak, S. Buleza, M. Jeffcoat, P. Jones, K. Dougher- ty, A. Conderato, L. Barrera, P. Gregovits, K. Lubaxh, M. Hudson, D. Brletic. 4th ROW: J. Galvin, D. Knowlson, D. Barrett, V. Carr, R. Bingham, K. Dobnak, P. Homer, D. Higgins, S. Chiodo, M. Majsak, F. Brody, R. Leonard. 5th ROW: J. Klocek, G. Horensky, W. Hunter, W. Kelly, W. Baranowski, C. Gress, M. Kerin, D. Derby, K. Barry, S. Fischer, G. Gill, J. Grimm, J. Borsch. Junior Ring Night “A ring throughout man’s history has symbolized a variety of things. It can represent power and prestige, as that of an emperor or a king, or it can represent one’s love for another as a wedding band or an engagement ring. The ring also can represent identity, birth, or homeland. A ring with one’s initials, birthstone, coat of arms, and even one’B high school, as in the case of tonight, more or less de- notes something about that person. Re- gardless of the worth of the ring whether it is from a cracker-jack box or the front window of a large jewelry store, every ring has a special meaning to the one who is wearing it. It always seems to bring back memories connected with the time the ring was given, how the ring was obtained or events associated with it. My hope this evening, is that we can recall a great number of friends and good times we have spent at BOYLE when we look upon our BOYLE HIGH SCHOOL RING.” —Laurette Smetana Section One: ROW ONE: R. Hanus. G. Klapkowski. J. Lecak, P. Doverspike, G. Gallagher, S. Kominski, M. Kuklinca, M. Flaherty, N. Andrews, J. Hartley . . . ROW TWO: M. Langan. D. Hess, K. Gidel, J. Cain, M. Kraszewski, P. Fonzi, K. Kennedy, D. Dzujko. R. Kovello, P. Howell ... ROW THREE: W. Fite, R. Davis, M. Benson] D. Graziano. C. Elash, B. Hruska . . . ROW FOUR: R. Fonos. M. Balogh, G. Agardy, H. Bollens, J. Butler . . . Section Two: ROW ONE: L. Clydesdale, J. Boker, L. Lay- chak . ROW TWO F. Giordano, W. Agardy, T. Funyak, M. Gress, M. Ezerosky ROW THREE: F. Balistreri, L. Blank, D. Houck'. . . ROW FOUR: D. Borsch, E. Elash ... Section Three: ROW ONE: J. Jenkins . . . ROW TWO: R. Hensler, M. Backode ROW THREE: M. Farrell ... ROW FOUR: P. Goda, F. Clementi . . .ROW FIVE: R. Cochrane. Sophomore Officers: Harvey Bollens, Treasurer; Rose Kovello. Secretary; Michele Gress, Vice President; Darci Graziano, President; Sr. Teresa Martin, Moderator. TOP AD SOLICITORS P. Martin, M. Flaherty, N. Welsh, J. McLean, R. Kovello, N. Andrews. MISSING: D. Andreyo L. Connolly S. Herward S. Kominski T. Lowe P. Martin P. Matey T. McBride J. Polischak T. Reutzel R. Sokolovic T. Sweeney S. Tima A.Tudi ROW ONE J. Wotasek, M. Thomas, P. Williams, M. O’Reilly . . . ROW TWO: S. Little, S. Wisniewski, C. Paola, C. Munizza, G. Snyder. D. Welsh, D. Pavasko, M. Mazzei . ROW THREE: B. Tovlin, M. Patterson, K. Roeepink, M. Mattis, P. Tirpak, K. Magliere, K. Wright, A. Mihaly . . . ROW FOUR: K. Poniatowski, A. Williams. E. Rager. N. Welsh, J. McLean, M. Moulayianis, E. Tozzi, F. Bonasorte ... ROW FIVE: S. Tozzi, M. Unrue, J. Martine, T. Stanko, S. Strasick, D. Terlesky, B. Manning. D. Murphy, P. Sabo. E. Morissey, R. Misialek ... ROW SIX: J. Moxon. R. Mader, T. Quinn, T. Shields, R. Pool, W. Sabo. 99 TOP AD SOLICITORS: Madelyn Juba, Cheryl Fragomeni. As a group, the Freshmen Class has only 97 members, but they are people burning with life and spirit. Whether they sit or stand, walk or talk, look around or smile, they radiate a friendly warmth. Even with all their vitality, they are sometimes caught up in a world full of confusion. They are growing, maturing, developing a sense of responsibility, and experiencing true indepen- dence. The Freshmen possess a definite drive for individualism, each having his own likes and ambitions. ROW ONE: S. Hartnett, C. Hunter, M. Juba, C. Gresa, M. Caruso, L. Leech, M. Langan, L. Barrera, M. Fitzhenry, J. Bobak, C. Frago- meni . . . ROW TWO: D. Cunningham, L. Black, G. Kutch, V. Gaston, P. Falce, P. Garshak, D. Kushner, T. Fox, C. Burdulis . . . ROW THREE: C. Gaska, M. Kelly, T. King, M. Cushion, A. Ellis, M. Lapko, K. Kuzma, M. Clark . . ROW FOUR: J. Coyne, T. Jacobs, M. Butler, M. Katilius, F. Harmening, R. Gill, D. Ellenberger, T. Conderato, J. Isaacs, D. DeFebo, B. Coyne. ROW 1: R. Rapsey, D. Mazzocca, K. Zuccarelli, P. Tracy, W. Tatrai, J. Sota, J. Sobocinski. ROW2: S. Schaming, R. McKeown, K. Scuffle, K. Sharbaugh. P. Woolley. R. Stevens, T. Sullivan, J. North. ROW3: W. Shope. D. Lucas, D. Riemenschnieder, D. Unrue. J. Petrick, J. Muha. ROW • : E. Provident. T. Tackacs. J. Onda, S. Singer, P. Peretich, M. Linsenbigler, T. Pribila, C. Sekely. ROW 5 R. Malesky, J. Wolen, R. Leonello, A. Szuch, C. Totin, D. McGregor, D. Martin, A. Sabram, K. Palladino. Congratulations Seniors Class of “73” from Father David Crowley and The Community of Holy Angels Church “Best Wishes” CONGRATULATIONS “Good Luck” L U SENIORS T Hibernian H D e 1 R Savings from Loan Homeroom 109 S A T N R I B Association Moderator 4831 Second Ave. Pgh., Pa. 15207 Mr. Jackman 521-9411 U T 0 R C. Williams Dave Jones JONES McCLURE Real Estate—Insurance Management—Notary Public 820 Ann Street Homestead, Pa. 15120 Office—461-5500 “SINCERE WELL WISHES” Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist Byzantine Ruthenian Metropolitan Province Archdiocese of Munhall Most Reverend Stephen J. Kocisko, D.D. Metropolitan Archbishop Rev. Msgr. John Bilock, V.G. Cathedral Rector Rev. Russell Duker—Assistant Rector Paul Rojtas Sandy Simmons 462-5252 462-1345 THE VILLAGE-AIRES Music for all occasions Polkas our specialty Bill Boyle Tony Colizza 462-5082 461-2465 “Best Wishes” from The Ed Peretich Family Gus’s Market “COMPLETE FOOD MARKET’ WE DELIVER- 1410 McClure St. 461-3147-8 EMPORIUM OF CARRICK Department Store 2700 Brownsville Road 885-2000 “CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS ’ ’ The Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single Step. ” Lao-Tse WHITAKER REALTY 232 Whitaker St. Whitaker, Pa. 5200 462-5201 Fire—Casualty—Auto—Life Accidental Health Bonds 104 . Bob Delaney’s “Congratulations Best Wishes” HOMEROOM 203 BOYLE ATHLETIC ASSOC. Pres.: Mr. Ed Spang Vice Pres.: Mr. Russell Price Sec.: Mrs. David Barry Treas. :Mr. William Hartnett Li k j om 5U c 1 B | ONE j MAN’S FAMILY Dandy Dari Delight Compliments of PAUL’S LOUNGE BOB ) ( ABER PHARMACY BAMFORD MOTOR COACH LINES lUncle John QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE KOHUT’S MARKET McClure St. Homestead, Pa SOTA GULF Broadside Inn To Deb Aunt Toy McGinnis food CENTER Ann s Flower Shop 17th Ave. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION HOMESTEAD CO- to Mrs. H. Sherley Connelly Rev. Msgr. Daniel P. Maczkov St. Mary’s Squirrel Hill Pgh., Pa. R.V. ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME “Congratulations Good Luck” to my Daughter Mary Ellen Mrs. Cornelia H. Westin 806 West St. Homestead, Pa. HOMEROOM 311 SPECIAL PATRONS Atlas Auto Service Antoinette Nicholas Mr. Mrs. Michael L. Balogh Rev. Msgr. Vincent S. Burke Caspar’s Home Appliance, Inc. Diller Insurance Agency, Inc. Don’s Delicatessen Robert L. Downs—Agent Friedlander’s A Friend Hibernian Savings and Loan Association Dr. Richard J. Hoffman Orthodontist Hyman’s Ladies Wear of Homestead Levine Bros. Hardware Listak Gulf Service, Munhall Mr. Mrs. John A. Manning Mrs. John J. McLean Sr. Masley’s Flower Shop Munhall Foodlane Pittsburgh Paints Center Flossie Sheaffer Short Stop Dairy Mr. Mrs. William Singer Billy Margaret Smith Sol’s Store Sonny Audrey Luke’s Bar Grill SS. Peter Paul Church Homestead Western Penns. National Bank Hazelwood Office no PERSONAL PATRONS Acme Music Co. Judy’s Candy Nut Shop A D Furniture Store A.E. Kasel D.D.S. Mr. Mrs. George W. Allison Katilius American Legion Auxiliary Fort Mrs. Mary Kellner Black Unit 538 Ladies Guild of Shelly Balogh St. Mary Magdalene Church Beverage Carnival Little Richie Family Bill Casey Beauty Salon Lynmar Craft Studio Mr. Mrs. J.E. Brady Mr. Mrs. Michael S. Magliere Mrs. M. Camarda Margolis Jewelers Rev. Philip A. Campbell 202 E. 8th Ave. Capitol Cleaners Uncle Mason and Methodist Family Carmine’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Fred Mattis Mr. Mrs. Donald T. Carr Meszarus Pharmacy Central Realty Company Miller Bros. Community Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Louis T. Mittelmeier Congratulations to my Daughter Mr. Mrs. John J. McLean, Jr. Robin and the Class of ’73 G.H. McShane Co. Inc. Mr. Mrs. E.J. Conto Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Niedenberger Lauretta M. Cox Onaitis Flowers Daniels Cleaners Mr. Mrs. Michael Pribila Court 343 Catholic Daughters Mr. Mrs. Daniel Quinn of America Dr. Joseph F. Radison L.L. Darsie, M.D. Dental Associates Dee-Jays—Cards Things Alma M. Randal Mr. Mrs. Alex Ezerosky Mr. Mrs. Martin J. Randal Fashion Shoppe—Margaret G. Kuzma and Family Friends of Mary Ellen Westin Mr. Mrs. Paul Randal Paul 0. Forsaith Funeral Home Rocket Roche— Mrs. Theresa Genes The Galloping Ghost Mr. Mrs. A.F. Giordano Mr. Mrs. Nick Romano Betty Ann Godec Rose Ann’s Beauty Shop Mr. Taymond Golle Rua’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Leroy F. Grimm, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Michael Rutledge Mr. Dan Hartnett and Timmy L.T. Sabow M.D. Alan Hausrath “Joe” and Anna Mae Serenka Haver’s Pharmacy Skyrmes Realty Co. Hazelwood Realty Co. South Side Bavarian Beneficial Assoc. Mr. Mrs. M.A. Henry Mr. Mrs. Thomas Spelman Mrs. A. Hertel Harry Stanley Mrs. Grace E. Hoehl Szerbin’s Market Elmer E. Hoffman Tam’s Bar Homeroom 203 Tom’s Market Homeroom 301 Mr. Mrs. Michael J. Totin Homeroom 313 Victor Shoe Co. Mr. Mrs. James L. Hooper Whitaker Tire Co. Monterey Park, California John Hydeck Cafe Mr. Jack Hruska Rev. Regis Hudock I.M. Handy Inc. Jack’s S -per Market Johnson’s Cleaners Jones Kapp Joyce Opticians Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Woolley FRIENDS John A. Abriola Adam Shoe Shop Allene Mr. Mrs. Samuel Andrews Avenue Card Smoke Shop Mr. Mrs. Joseph Blank Lynn Mr. Mrs. Andrew Bodnar Mr. Mrs. Leo F. Bollens Mr. Mrs. David Boyle Nancy A. Brody Sue Buleza Mr. Mrs. Edgar Burtoft Camp Family Mrs. Margaret Cheslock Cheri Shorty Mr. Mrs. Joseph Cherubin Margie Chervenak Cindy Grandma Grandpa Cox Edward T. Coyne Jr. Dorothy M. Cusick Regis F. Cusick Jr. Mr. Mrs. Peter Cuzel Daughters David’s Hair Stylings Dave’s Shoe Store Doc—Stop ’n Go Stephen Joseph Drotar Miss Jo English James F. Farrell Margaret E. Farrell Mrs. Helen S. Farrell Mr. John J. Farrell Mrs. Ann Foster Gigi Mr. William Flaherty Mr. Mrs. Frank Fragomeni A Friend Friend A Friend Friend Marie Frushell Ann Furlong—Schoolguard Mrs. Mary Lou Gambos Ronald L. Garrison Mrs. Mary Giampaolo Mr. Mrs. Andrew F. Gill Mr. Mrs. William Guiser Helen F. Gyurisin Mr. Mrs. Herbert Hamlin Hank’s Mens W'ear Mary Gerry Hanley Mr. Michael Herock Homeroom 106 Homeroom 204 Homeroom 303 Homeroom 308 Amy Hutchison Jack’s Cleaning Shop Jennifer Jamison Joe and Jan Mark and Jill Johnson Ann Juba Mark R. Juba Michael H. Juba Mr. Mrs. Michael Juba Mr. Mrs. Thomas Kacsuta Mr. Blandin Karabinos Mrs. Phylis Kaufman Mr. Mrs. Michael Khuze Mr. Mrs. T.W. Knowlson Jonette Kolesar Mr. Mrs. John E. Kopay Kopko Family Matthew James Kovacs Gerad Kutch Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Kutch Mr. Mrs. John R. Kuzma Marie Lafferty Lou, Chris, Antoinette Lamonde Lisa Lannis Mrs. Clarence Leech Jr. Mr. Mrs. Michael Leeds Faith Marie Leo’s Auto Service Mr. Mrs. Benjamin F. Lickel Walt Lis Lisa Chuck Richard P. Mader Jr. Mr. Mrs. Richard P. Mader Family Mrs. Mary Louise Magliere Barb Manning Mr. F. Mannion Margie’s Place Mr. Richard Marrone Richard Martin Miss Jane Maslanka Edythe McConville Jackie McDonough Mr. Mrs. James McDonough Mrs. John F. McDonough The McKeown Family Joan McLean George and Loretta Metzger Michael Michaliszyn Family Sylvia Mike Mary Anne Mitrick Marian Morelli Ted Mounds G.C. Murphy Co. Irene Mary Nagy Therese Niedenberger Mr. Mrs. John O’Malley Mr. Mrs. J. Paul Onda Mr. Mrs. Paul Pajan Denise Pasternak Pat Chris A.S. Patterson Family Petie’s Palace Mr. Mrs. Paul Pintsak Mrs. Anne Poniatowski Karan Marie Poniatowski Leonard Potemra Mr. Mrs. John Poulton Theresa Pribila Mary Ann Prosdocimo R.A.P. Mr. Mrs. Steve Ridilla Rita Tom Rohach Family Michael M. Rohach Miss Roseann Romano L.P.N. Mr. Mrs. William Sabo Sabol Children Mr. Mrs. John Santez Mr. John Savulak Mary Jo Beatrice Schneider Mrs. Agnes Schoup Mr. Mrs. Robert Schwoeble Steve Sekely Mr. Mrs. Chester Shubert Lauretta Spang Tommy S pel man Terri Regina Stanko LeoG. Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Francis Takacs Mariann T akacs Mrs. Tilli Tarasevich Mr. Mrs. William J. Tener Mrs. Earl T. Tovey Mrs. JosephineTrotta Michael Twigg William Twigg Mr. Mrs. Michael Vavrek Mr. Mrs. Bob Vavro Mr. Mrs. Joseph Veltri Victor Dimperio Coiffeurs The Vislay Family Mr. Mrs. John Welsh Mr. Mrs. Clyde Williams Sophie Wisniewski Mr. Michael Herock Peggy Woolley Mrs. Anna K. Yanker 112 73 Prom May 11th Webster Hall “precious and few . . . ” Prom Queen—Carol Vanek Prom court and their escorts: Pete Benson, Diane Bobak, Jeff Fite, Lynne Barrera, Patty Mc- Keone, Dave Arnold, Kathy Thomas, Dennis Fonzi, Carol Vanek, Doug Raley, Colleen Holewin ski, Dennis Martuscelli, Lisa Cox, Chuck Schwienberg. 114 Greg Fearon, Coleen Connolly—French Award Georgianne Davidson, Rene Wengryn, Alexia Ellis, Michaelene Randy Gress, Gary Seech, Jeff Kondis Kavinsky—Physical Education Award. Science Award Jim Needham, Jeff Kondis, Randy Gress—Math Award Andrea Mihaly, Teresa Giovannini Business Award Bev Tima, Dee Kominsky, Lisa Cox, Diane Tomko—Band Award. 115 Baccalaureate Mass St. Mary’s Church Graduation it is over. yet memories linger on .. . to grow sweet with age. ■ .