Campbell Memorial High School - Reveler Yearbook (Campbell, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

V r THE REVELER by the 1969 Senior Class Memorial High School Campbell, Ohio Red Devils” Dedication Dear Mr. Gustinella, We dedicate this Reveler to you in sincere appreciation of your many years of out- standing professional achievement in worthy student and civic activities that have brought credit to Memorial High School and all of Campbell, Ohio. We are better able to cope with ourselves and the world around us as a result of your efforts in stimulating our thinking, arousing our interests and developing our under- standing. Your personal qualities of unfaltering loyalty, competitive spirit and fierce pride en- riched all of our lives as we passed vour way in quest of our Impossible Dream. Sincerelv vours, The Class of 1969 Dedication . . . Farewell...... Theme......... Faculty....... Seniors....... Staff......... Underclassmen Activities.... Athletics..... Features...... Senior Index . . Advertisements CONTENTS 4 Mr. Sandron S. Parenti Memorial High School Principal Farewell • • • Dear Mr. Parenti. We wish you the very best of luck in your retirement which is bringing to a close a long professional career in education of 39 years duration. After 21 years of inspiring, dedicated leadership as principal of Memorial High School you will lx: greatly missed. In the hearts and minds of the Class of ’69 is a feeling that we are meeting at this special crossroads in our lives and in a sense arc sharing this Com- mencement with you. We salute you. Mr. Parenti, as we ponder in retrospect the accomplishments which are the hallmarks of your very distinguished career: T caching: Began teaching at Memorial High School in 1930. Taught physical sciences for 15 years. H obbies: Loves to hunt and fish and hopes to do some traveling. xcellence: Memorial High School recently received an excellent rating from the Stale Department of education. J rm oval ions: Was instrumental in adding many subjects to the curriculum in mathematics, business education, physical sciences. English, and foreign languages. M cmorable: Was raised in Campbell and worked in local steel milk to raise money for his college education. Only missed 3V6 «lays of school due to illness in 39 years. jP rincipalship: Was assistant principi and Dean of boys for 3 years. Became principi of Memorial High School in 194B. rganizalions: Member of state and national principals associations as well as local, state and national teacher associations. Served on nu- merous North Central Association evaluation teams. ervice: Served under three superintendents of the Campbell School system. Q teel Valley: Charter jgiembcr of the Steel Valley Conference League and served as its president for three terms. Saw it grow into one of the finest leagues in the State. I nfeciious: Possesses infectious, humorous charisma when telling stories. rotherhood: Participtcd in many civic drives and community functions to improve the conditions of his fellowman. Y, oved Ones: Married to the former Madeline Lowery. Hopes to spend a great deal of time whth his two grandsons. Robert Jr. and Douglas, children of his daught«vr, Joan, and Dr. Kobert Katula. E xtensions: Three additions were made in the building program during his principalship. D egrees: Received B.A. Degree from University of Michigan and Master’s Degree from University of Pittsburgh. R elationships: Always strived for good rapport lx;tween teachers and students for he felt that this was the basis for good educational proc- esses. Established good relationships with district high schools and assisted younger high school principis wIk affectionately called him Pappy.” mpatky: Warm, kindly personality drew students in need of advice to him. Is proud of the hundreds of Memorial graduates who have «lis- tinguished themselves in all professi« ns and have become worthy citizens of their community and nation. thlelics: Played quarterbabk on first high school football team in Campbell. Played football and basketball in high school and baseball in the old-time A A Leagues in the 20's an«l 30’s. M embership: Is member of St. Lucv Church where he senes as Councilman and Commentator. We say Farewell” with utmost gratitude an«l respet. Sincerely, The Class of 1969 School Scenes Reflect To dream the impossible dream. To fight the unbeatable foe. To bear with unbearable sorrow. To run where the brave dare not go. To right the unrightable wrong. To love pure and chaste from afar. To try when your arms are too weary. To reach the unreachable star. 'ITiis is my quest. To follow that star. No matter how hopeless. No matter how far. To fight for the right, without question or pause. To be willing to march into hell. For a heaven Iv cause . . . 6 Quests of Impossible Dreams And I know if I’ll only he; true, To this glorious quest, That my heart. Will be peaceful and calm, When I’m laid to my rest . . . And the world will he better for this. That one man, scorned and covered with scars, Still strove with his last ounce of courage. To reach the unreachable stars. The Impossible Dream from I lie musical play Man of Li Mancha Lyrics by Joe Darion Arranged by Marcel G. Frank Music bv Mitcb Leigh 7 FACULTY To right the unrightable wrong, To love pure and chaste from afar, To try when your arms are too weary. To reach the unreachable star, Superintendent Our Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Nicholas D'Ama- lo, is always interested in seeing that every student re- ceives the best possible education and every chance for recreation through school activities. Through his hard work and the cooperation of the Board of Education, we have been provided with the best facilities to further (un- education. flic learning process is a long and difficult one, but Mr. D’Amato, and the board members must be com- mended for their efforts in making the task easier for both the teachers and students. The Class of 1969 would like to thank vou, Mr. D’Am- ato, and members of tin board for all your efforts in mak- ing our education possible. Mr. Nicholas A. D’Amato Board of Education I.. TO R. - Joseph Sirilla. Anthony F. Facet la. John Holibonich. Robert K. Domanich. William E. Borak. BACK ROW - John W. D'Sidockv. Nicholas A. D'Amato. 10 Principal Mr. Sandron S. Parenti T bid my last farewell to the June class of 1969. For 21 years my farewells and good wishes have gone to the gradu- ates of Memorial High School. This year all of my good wishes and sincere appreciations of the past must go to our present graduates. Somehow, things seemed easier. Surely your excel- lent cooperation in all our endeavors gave me a deep feeling of gratitude and realization that I was working with a lovable group of teenagers who will become good citizens of our community and will serve their nation well. In all my years as a principal I strived to maintain a school where peace and goodwill reigned among tin faculty and the student body. This is the foundation which we must have if good education processes are to follow. In a world torn with strife and bitterness, peacefulness is good for the heart and all the accomplishments which are to follow. Yes, I bid you fare- well with a note of sadness, but also a deep gratitude that the good Lord has given me the opportunity to serve our youth for o9 years. You are a line group of boys and girls. I know you will succeed in vour endeavors and that vou will become great cit- izens of a great nation. When you have done your best, noth- ing more can be asked of you. In my remaining years I shall alwavs remember mv last graduation class, the June class of 1969. May the good Lord bestow His blessings upon vou and bring peace within your hearts forever and ever. God Bless You. Assistant Principal Mr. Wansack, our father away from home, is the man responsible for helping us to remember right from wrong. It is Mr. Wansack who enforces the rub’s of be- havior and helps us realize that strict rules of behavior are essential fora smooth running school. Because of his abil- ity to cope with the students' problems, he will always be remembered as a friend and guardian to all. Mr. Matthew W. Wansack English Mrs. L. Van Fossan Miss E. Fiorcnza Mr. G. Opretza Mr. J. Knapick Mrs. E. Shellito Mr. K. Perry Mr. J. Kimock Mr. C. Lan .o Languages Miss G. Katula Mr. B. Kunicki Mr. A. Zerella Business Mr. S. Komarc Miss P. Farkas Mr. D. Katsaras 13 Social Studies Mr. E. Danilov Mr. P. NolPi 15 Mr. S. King Mr. J. Repasky Math Mr. M. Bozic Miss P. Marlinec Mr. J. Martinko Mr. J. DeLucia Mr. S. Gary Mr. J. Karenko Mr. J. Cioffi Mr. R. Spagnola Mr. C. Mico Mrs. H. Eigner Mr. J. Polito Mr. G. Haring Mr. R. DeMart Mr. A. Dieter Mrs. C. Stanton Mr. J. Lahovich Mr. M. Stephens Mr. S. Borsic Mr. M. O’Mellan Mr. J. Francu Mr. J. Georges Mr. A. Cenlofante i I =1 Drivers Education Mr. A. Cougras Physical Education Miss E. Graban Special Education Mr. L. Hyman Treasurer Girls9 Guidance Mr. F. Zamary Boys’ Guidance Miss G. Hetrick Mr. D. Monaco Mrs. R. Skukan Cooks Custodians Mr. R. Elko. Mr. J. Horvath. Mr. W. Ashmore. Mr. N. Krul. 21 Mrs. H. Sevachko. Mrs. R. Rowe. Mrs. E. Kish. Mrs. M. Bebeck. SENIORS This is my quest, To follow that star, No matter how hopeless, No matter how far9 . . . Class of 1969 SPONSOR — Mr. Carmen I-anzo SPONSOR’S MESSAGE It is my wish that God grant each and every one of you the blessing of a good and fulfilling life.” Sincerely, Carmen Lanzo PRESIDENT - Larry Polkabla VICE PRESIDENT - Cus Passas ROBERT LEE ALLEN LARRY JAMES ANGLIN GARY KENNETH ANTALOCY NICHOLAS C. BADILA ROBERT MICHAEL BAKOS DELPHINE BALDWIN WILLIAM BARES 25 STEPHEN RONALD BEDNAR JOANNE CAROLE BEELEN DONET A. BELASCO J ROBERT J. CICCOLELLI DAVID PAUL COLE Frustrations plagued majorette, Michele Jenoff, before a game. 27 28 ANTHONY DATTILO DONALD LEE DAWSON GRADUATION DAY! ALBERT M. DIANA DAVID A. DiPIERO RICHARD THOMAS DOBOS ARTHUR F. DIXIE 29 SALLY IRENE DUFFY DEBORAH C. EVANS 'Hie subject dearest to every girl’s heart . . . LUNCH. t VICTOR N. ECK GLORIA H. EVANGELISTA RONALD L. FARMINTINO FRANCES M. EVANGELISTA 30 STELLA G A LATH MS STACIE ANN GEORGE NICHOLAS GERASIMAKIS DEBORAH THEREST GLOVER Great Scott — 7W' 01� say can you sec KAREN GOZl R JOANNA GRABAN 31 KATHLEEN A. HARVISCHAK PATRICK W. HOGAN y Martha Kennedy presents her rendition of Tolstoy's War and Peace. MARGARET R. HAMROCK JAMES S. HORVATH 32 KATHLEEN M. H0VAN1S CAROLYN HR ELEC CLARENCE HUDSON MICHAEL IOSF.PH ILICH Bob Chick” with a sigh of relief. ANDREW JACKSON JOSEPH J. INGORVATE MARI AH J. JACKSON Miss Shellito’s attentive English class (?) MARY BARBARA HUZICKA 33 KEITH R. JANECO JOHN M. JANECKO ALLAN F. JANKOWSKI MICHELE ANN JENOFF MARIA SOCORRO JUARBE MARY PATRICIA JULIUS ■ mi .1 I GERARD KEISH GARY L. KELLISH Future plans are born here. 34 Charlotte'just can’t wait to pel her ice cream! DIANA LYNN KENNEDY MARTHA KENNEDY ELEANOR KIMBROUGH RICHARD A. KLENEC MARIA KLIMIS GEORGINA KORCHNAK RAUL ANTHONY KOTSOL 35 PATRICIA M. KORECHKO ROBERT JAMES KOVACH THOMAS VINCENT KOZUSKO The Bovs taking a break. 36 MARGARET ANNE LaROCCA ROSEMARY LESNANSKY CHRISTINE ANN LETIZIA KARIN LYNN KULIK DIANA LYNN LAWRENCE JOHN P. LESCHINSKY Mr. Delucias hard-working calculus class. KENNETH ALLEN MACALA 37 Steve and Keith completely puzzled after a session with Mr. O. ANNETTE MARIE LOTT DAVID WAYNE M A DICK ELIAS MAILLIS RICHARD PAUL MALTONIC RICHARD S. MARTINKO RITA CORRINE MASI Mr. Wansack checks it out. RAYMOND MATCHETTE KATHERINE E. MAYLE CHARLOTTE MHNTOSH CHERYL DIANE MELEG 38 39 ESTELLE PAS2K0 WAYNE A. PERRY JOHN S. PESTA 40 THOMAS W. PETERS DUANE J. PANNUNZIO ROSEMARIE J. ORTENZIO COLLEEN A. PIKOS LAWRENCE J. POLKABLA SYLVIA DIANN PRUITT CARL W. PUSKARCIK DEBRA LOUISE RAINES Loach ( bonfire. PRISCILLA RAMIREZ Chief jxjlion maker in Boys and Ghouls. FRANK ANTHONY RICH CHARLOTTE E. RAY ROBERT WILLIAM RICH RONALD JOHN RICH FRANK R. RICHARDS ROCHELLE RICH NELSON J. RODRIGUES CARMEN I. RODRIGUEZ ANNABELLE RODRIGUEZ FRANK C. ROMAN 42 CRACK ROSSI THOMAS ALAN SABO CHARLOTTE ANN SANDERS JAMES SANDERS KLIESER SANTIAOO MARGARITA SANTIAGO Rich Martinko — ihe great Physicist. 43 PATRICIA A. SCACCHETTI CELESTE SCAPP JOSEPH A. SCHRIEBER KAREN L. SCHUSTER BARBARA ANN SASS JOHN A. SCACCHETTI Senior. Nick Badila tries to raise the roof as . . . mSv. MARK M. SEAMAN SHIRLEY JEAN SECORA BRENDA J. SENJANEC DIANE LYNN SEWELL EDWARD JOSEPH SHANON JOSEPH JOHN SHARO DIANE MARIE SHARSHAN FRANK S. SHIMINSKY 45 JOSEPH SIRILLA NICHOLAS M. SKALERIS ALAN F. SKORICH MICHAEL E. SKOTIS LORETTA K. SMREK RONNIE W. SMITH Mike Vodhanel machinist. GLORIA JEAN SQUARE JAMES E. STUCKY JAMES JOSEPH STANKO 46 DIANA LEE SUCH JANNIE LOUISE TACCER JULIUS J TOFIL Joanna Grahan dreaming The Impossible Dream. JOSEPH DARRYL SWEETKO DOUGLAS K. TARNOWSKY RAYMOND M. TOMCHIk 47 LUZ CELENIA VALENTIN DAVID RICHARD VANSUCH Seniors with a LONG day ahead. ALLAN KENNETH VRABLE 48 LARRY R. WALKER ALFRED WILLIAMS HOLLICE WILLIAMS STEVEN J. WILLICH ADAM PAUL ZIOBERT ROBERT M. ZURA No Photos Available: WILLIE A. BAILEY JOHN RICHARD BEGALLA LAVERN ANTOINETTE CHILDERS DONALD K. MAZAR JEANETTE MARIE PLUCHINSKY JOSEPH CHARELS RUDY ROOSEVELT WALKER CHESTER ZOCHOWSKI PAULETTE K. ZETTS MARIE C. ZINCHINI ’’SSL August Graduates GARY BILCHICK JOHN L. HAMILTON No Photo Available: ARTHUR DA MATO CLASS COLOR: CLASS GEM: CLASS FLOWER: CLASS MOTTO: midnight blue and silver star sapphire white rose Impartial though the way of God may be, it always favors good men. ALMA MATER 0, Memorial High, We lift up our cry. We’ll remember you As the years pass by. Alma Mater, our dear high school. To you we’ll always We will honor you. And be faithful too. For a higher goal we’ll set With this our motto. We will ne’er forget. For we will love you 50 be true. through all the years. 1969 Reveler Staff Within these pages is the portrait we painted of ourselves as students of Memorial High School. Read this book, sign it, and cherish it. Remember — what lies within this framework you helped to create. The staff labored long and hard but we hope the rewards of your enjoyment greatly outweigh the energy spent. MR. KENNETH BRAYER Advisor STAFF ASSISTANTS TYPISTS: Karen Schuster, Elaine Co- lucei. Charlotte Sanders. Linda Murrar. FACULTY: Frances Dolan. UNDERCLASSMEN: Kathy Danyl- chak. Karen Gozur, Rosemary Ortcn- zio. SPORTS: Richard Martinko, Jim Cebu- la. Richard Orlovsky, Mark Scman. Nick Cerasimakis. ADVERTISEMENTS: Joe Share, Louis Maillis, ( arl Puskarcik. Gus Pas- sas. Joe Swcclko. Fran Evangelista. Gary Antalocv, Donna Mistovieh. John Pesta. Joe Sirilla. Paulette Zctts, Frank Rich. Celeste Scapp, Rita Mxsi. Joe Car- ano, Frank Richards, Martha Kennedy, Boh Ciccolelli. Marvin Krause. Tina Rossi. TOM PETERS JOANNE BEELEN Advertisements Business Manager 52 JANNIE TAGGER Bookkeeper JOE VASCHAK Co-Editor MARGARET HAMROCK Go-Editor CHARLOTTE MdNTOSH Patrons DAVE DiPIERO Athletics WAYNE PERRY Classes and Clubs Assessments CARMEN RODRIGUEZ Bookkeeper MICHELEJENOFF Underclassmen JOANNA GRABAN Seniors STACIE GEORGE GLORIA EVANGELISTA Senior Assessments 53 UNDERCLASSMEN To fight for the right Without question or pause, To be willing To march into hell for a heavenly cause, . . . UtrJl Class of 1973 G. Abckl I.. Badila W. Balogh S. Brae-liman M. Bednar M. Belli (i. Bern- P. Bevak c. Bjeiovuk M Bolina E. Bonilla K. Broda A. Bundza R. Buze-k J. Camuso M. Carballo D. Chicra M. Chojnacki A. Chyira J. Ciccolclli T. Ciccolclli B. Cold!is N. Colon T. Crawford M. Crum I). Cunning T. Currv T. Currv S. Da I tor io K. Datiilo R. Datiilo Y Dial nantes A. DiRienzo E. Dixie K. Dolan I . Dvorncr C. Clash I.. Ellis B. Feliciano M. Ferrer M. Cailanis I). Calldta I . (Jarman M. Geewax C. Ccnlilc S. (Je-nl .v P. Glover B. (Jocala N. Gonzales S. Graban B. (Jrondolsky K. (Julu C. Ilalase (J. Ilanke-y I). Mile-man B. Hobard G. Horvath M. ilostal I). Ilvizdak C. illieh W. Jenkins E. Johnson II. Johnson S. Johnson V. Jones S. Kacala S. Kantaras J. Kavoklis (J. Kennedy J. Kimbrough W. Kite-lien (J. Konik M. Koich B. Koulianos I. . Kovach J. Kransinki J. Lahcnich K. Lm Iore I M. Lescinskv R. I.ilak K. Lott E. Macala B. Magnoski R. Majirsky . Makrielos V. Makrielos L. Mangiarclli J. Mar bur A. Martin J. Matzye- J. Mazias B. McClendon M. Me-Cuelelen I). Me-Daviel W. McIntosh s. Meicg 56 J. Sewell M. Sgamhati K. Sliabclla R. Sharshan J. Shavelin J. Shaw R. Sikora N. Skoufalos K. Smith R. Smith I). Stankich M. Strati Joan Roguski and Kathy Dolan help seniors identify eighth graders. S. Melnik C. Miles L. Mistovieh J. Morales J. Strati N. Strong B. Such M. Szilagy D. Tabus C. Tadla T. Taybus R. Todcssa G. Mrakovieh J. Murphv T. Nanlejli I’. Nicolaou M. Nesivieh S. Odea J. Onlko I’. Pacalo I,. Pannozxo T. Patton R. Parish L Parker N. Perez V. Pevko P. Pico G. Paulakis A. Pluchinsk) J. Pontikos I.. Ray G. Rodriguez N. Rodrigue . P. Rodriguez J. Roguski I.. Sabo F. Sanlolli M. Santelli G. Savel R. Shcrieber F. Tofil C. Tomko J. Tondy M. Tsikouris J. Turnbull F. Turocy W. Vam-ohh M. VanSuch B. Wailcv L. Walter G. Womer L. Williams T. Vaniglos L Zayas D. Zelina W. Zells Class of 1972 I. TO K. — Sac. (Chairman — Nancy Orarz. See. — Susan Slankicli. Pr« . — Michael Vaschak. Treas. — Michele M Clean. Vice- Pros. — Nick Rmilukis. In early September, 207 students entered the halls of Memorial High as members of the freshman class. By December they bad elected class officers. With these offieers' direction and with the help of Mr. Kimock, their sponsor, they conducted a candy sale, proceeds of which went to the class treasury for other freshman ac- tivities. The freshmen were in abundance at all Red Devil Varsity games and showed their might during the battle cry. At the end of the year the freshmen had begun their march toward the Impossi- ble Dream! 58 MR. JOHN KIMOCK. Freshman Class Sponsor Freshmen B. Adams J. Antonas M. Antoniou J. Bart os L. Bcachman J. Bernard I). Billet- T. Binko K. Bivens I). Brcctz F. Bugno S. Bulatko T. Carney S. Cercch S. Christy F. Clement A. Cole T. Colei tis J. Collins K. (Congemi N. Cutrone C. Davolio I). DeArmond R. Deluca R. Demyan B. Dixie B. Dot hard C. Dot hard G. Dubos I). Dutko R. Dzuraekv N. Ergos M. Evanoff J. Fabian R. Facciohenc D. Fakner R. falaseo M. Felice N. Ferrer F. Frangos B. Cavalier M. Gayetsky D. Geeivax M. Ginnis M. Godocsik L. Gomez J. Gruhiek G. Gulas A. Manuseak W. Hargett G. Harvischak G. Harvischak I). 11 assay C. Hodges M. Hogan M. Horval C. Hudson A. Huzirka I), ilvisdak D. Jakolxiwski D. Janeeo V. Jevesok A. Johnson R. Kafka M. Kapsouris L. Kea t . Kirsch D. Kish G. Kontos M. Koutsourais G. Kovach M. Kozusko M. Krautncr L. Lind C. L'tnonis T. I.iszka C. Loekicc T. Logero L. Lyras J. Macejko P. Magriplis R. Majirsky T. Makatura C. Mantilla B. Marlin M. McClendon M. McLean M. Melnik T. Metzka K. Miller M. Mingo N. Mistovieh P. Mistovieh R. Mitulinski A. Monokandilos 59 R. Nimlt'k I). Norcn B. Norman I). Norman N. Orare P. Od a S. Olive S. Orville J. Palusak T. Pappas W. Parham R. Parker W. Parker C. Pastor J. Pavligo K. Pelro J. Pcyko S. Prasinos M. Prislipsky R. Puskas J. Pannozzo C. Raptis S. Raseta S. Rauzan P. Ray J. Rivalsky C. Rodriguez N. Rodrigue . R. Rodriguez R. Rotz N. Roulakis E. Sacco R. Sakrnar L. Salter A. Santiago J. Santiago R. Santoro C. Sarna J. Sass M. Scott J. Sccora 'I'. Se lmak S. Scnyo I). Serroka 60 S. Shiller A. Simchiek M. Sirak T. SisalouLs M. Skaleris T. Skolis J. Smith S. Socak T. Spirtos S. Stankioh T. Stanko (J. Starr J. Stiles W. Stewart E. Straub S. Strollo K. Tail S. Takoeh G. Terry A. Tesla E. Thompson I). Timko W. Trill S. Tsagares B. Turnbull C. Turner M. Vaschak M. Vovtilla W. Vralwl D. Wade S. Walko J. Wellington R. Willich J. Willis R. Wilusli G. Yacovonc S. a lls A. .inghini P. Zorinak S. Zuzga Mr. Gary does an Algebra I problem on tin- overhead projector. Class of 1971 The 256 students of the Sophomore Class of 1971 comprise the largest class in the history of Campbell Me- morial. With this large enrollment, the class has spon- sored several successful activities two of which were a dance after a Red Devil basketball game and a candy sale. This year, too, for the first time sophomore boys have an opportunity to participate in varsity sports and have contributed greatly to the success of the various teams. With spirit and determination the Sophomores reach for the unreachable star! KNEELING. L. TO R. — Treas. — JoNell MarLiughlin. Vicc-Prcs. — Kathy Carman. STANDING. L TO R. — Soc. Chairman — Hut- ch ir Kefeh. Pres. — Hob Ziak, See. — Angie Nocera. 61 MR. JOHN CONSTANTINO, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Sophomores J. Acevedo N. Adamko L. Alvarado W. Armalinc D. Armcni E. Baldwin A. Balogh S. Barillaire R. Barlos J. Bednar M. Begalla J. Bevak II. Bieganowski R. Bivens C. Bonilla J. Bracaglia J. Bragalone M. Brajdirli E. Breetz K. Broda S. Bruno D. Bury B. Busonik N. Cal tan I). (jrano B. Caro E. Carter M. Chakv J. Constant B. Copp R. Crenshaw S. D'Amato D. Datko J. Dattilo T. Datlilo S. Dawson R. Dolan R. Dutko J. Eigncr P. Ellis F. Enearnaeion R. Fabian B. Fajolm J. Farnic Y. Figueroa A. Fiorini G. Fiorini M. Francu Mr. Cioffi asks Larry Fuline to explain the fine art of con- structing a triangle. A. Frangopoulos N. Frazis A. Frazzini D. Frazzini L. Fuline C. Garchar K. Carman M. Getz J. Glass L. Glover A. Gomez N. Gomez I). Gray M. Guidos R. Guidos T. Cura R. Guzman C. Hargett E. Hobard M. Hodge I). Horvath S. Horvath M. Hudak P. Jarabek W. Johnson L. Jones F. Juarbc G. Kantaras 62 Mary Ann and Joe reminisce about the 68-69 basketball season. T. Karenko E. Karsnak I). Kovoklis A. Kcish B. Kish S. Kish J. Klimis S. Kopalich H. Korechko E. Kotch M. Kotch P. Kozusko K. Kracko P. Kramvousanos I). Kr sinski D. Labrie T. Lizuh D. Lcschinskv J. Ijesnak R. Lesnansky E. Lilak M. Lindsay K. Liptak C. Lopez S. IvOtl L. Lovelace L. Luc I. Lvras E. Macala G. Maillis J. Majirskv M. Makatura S. Mallamo M. Mangiarelli J. Marcum R. Maro M. Martinko P. Masi M. Mastronard� - M. Malzve S. Mavle B. McDavid J. Mcughlin II. Melnik J. Melnik B. Mcrrell I. Montalvo D. MofT Happiness is . . . dancing at a Sophomore s|x nsored dance. 63 T. Monocandilos T. Monokandilos L. Morales G. Mrosko T. Murar V. Musser I� . Neely A. Nelson A. Nocera E. Noeera I . Novakoski I). O’Dea Mr. Polilo ami Pallv Kozusko make lx-auliful music logelher. M. Olive T. Olson J. Onlko M. Palmer L. Parenti L. Paskcvicli R. Patrick J. Petak N. Petro M. Pelniska I). Polkabla F. Pontikos C. Powlysyn P. Prato T. Prcssly I). Risner M. Psaras B. Raines C. Raplist J. Ray V. Riwlrigues B. Rodriguez M. Rodriguez N. Rodriguez R. Refers R. Rosko F. Rossi E. Rozum A. Rupert P. Samios P. Sanchez F. Santana L. SaulsiKTry R. Savo R. Savo M. Scarfo I. Scoll J. Secedi G. Soman I.. Sevachko 64 B. Shaffer J. Sharo D. Shaw M. Slicvctz K. Shulo G. Simchick A. Sirak D. Sirilla D. Skorieh K. Skotis E. Smith E. Smith J. Smith M. Smith E. Snilzer I. Snitzer S. Sofocleous I). Sotlar R. Spagnola J. Stewart After an absence of a semester. Mr. Malvs was warmly welconuxl hack by the Sophomores. The Sophomore majorettes. H. Stores G. Strollo E. Such J. Sweetko M. Szenborn T. Tablack J. Tavbus E. Terlecki G. Timko G. Tirpak T. Todcssa J. Tsangaris D. Tsarnas D. Tucci J. Valias L. VanSuch S. Vansuch T. Vansuch J. Villanueva I). Vincent D. Vorkapich A. Viable G. Vrona ; W alker D. Walkosak M. Wielbruda N. Wilk M. WiBiams fffi ° K. Williams D. Yurak J. Zeds J. Zells R. Ziak 65 Class of 1970 The Junior Class of 1970 was responsible for many of the extracurricular activities of the 1968-69 school year. In Octo- ber, under the direction of the 11th grade class officers the hoys of the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades voted for the Home- coming Queen and her court. With this accomplished a com- mittee of juniors decorated the cars of the Queen and her at- tendants and also the school cafeteria where a dance was held after the Homecoming game. Besides this dance the junior class sponsored three others, proceeds of which went into the class treasury for the prom. Tin Junior-Senior Prom theme this year was Paradise Island' and all the juniors worked hard to make it a success. At the end of the year the Juniors had completed their quest and were ready to become seniors. L. to R. — Soc. Chairman — Nina Vansuch, Trcas. — Lucy Ycropoli. Pres. — Bill Armalinc, Vice-Pres. - Nikki Carballo. Sec. — Teena Dann, Soc. Chairman — Jerry Bailey. MISS GLORIA KATL'LA. Junior Class Sponsor. Juniors K. Alien� P. Antonas W. Armaline M. Badila J. Bailey F. Baldwin E. Balog B. Balo li T. Banks J. Barbus B. Baugh A. Bcachman R. Bires H. Bivens L. Bonilla K. Bonilla W. Bonisli I). Boris J. Bracaglia B. Braga lone I). Britlon M. Bueeilli S. Busonik L. Carballo N. Car ballo I. Carter V. Christy K. Chytra J. Clement A. Coleitis P. Cunning D. Cut rone M. Cuva E. Dann S. Dawson I). DeArmond D. Demehak R. Demvan C. DePiilo M. Dimitriievich L Dixie R. Dultos S. Du bos J. Durshaw E. Dulko S. Ellinos M. Elosh R. Fabian L Facciobene C. Fakner W. Fiorini G. Fiteh G. Filch M. Gullet la M. Garehar P. Carman M. Garovich I). Gentzy R. Gerish F. Gioppo A. Goins A. Gozur R. Gozur P. Graban G. Graelianin H. Green L Green T. Grondolsky K. Hamilton J. Hatala L. Hawkins L. Heard K. Horvath K. Horvath J. Hostal L. Hross W. 11uzi k M. Hvizdat J. Rich M. Johnson S. Jones J. Judin L. Kacala D. Kat saras C. Kocur G. Korchnak M. Kornas J. Koteh C. Koulianos W. Kozak J. Kramer G. Kukla J. Kupiee I). Kushma G. Labrie J. Luii|Mdarios ae Cm 67 Miss Farkas helps Marilvn Scdmak transcribe a difficult shorthand letter. Li O i ■ 1 La w. f) j . 5 M. Lebenieh R. Lombard G. Luc S. Lyras I). Machuga V. Magnoski K. Mai;ora G. Makatura M. Marsolo K. McDonough R. McMillcn A. Mela A. Mele C. Morrell M. Mickler W. Millhouse M. Molina I). Monaco A. Monocandilos K. Monokandilos W. Musculo G. Musolino R. Ncsnidal G. Ncster M. Nicholaou I). Norman A. Novak M. Oros M. Pacak I,. Pacalo M. Palen A. PalcH-i R. Pavelko C. Pavlick C. Pavlicko F. Pell P. Pesce J. Peters P. Pelro R. IVtruska B. Peyko F. Pielruch J. Prcssly T. Psaras R. Puskarcik R. Rami rev. I). Rascta M. Rodriguez F. Rogers E. Roman A. Romeo C. Roulakis R. Rowe E. Rudolphi J. Sabo W. Sagv 68 G. Slunko M. Straub J. Strollo E. Suc h J. Tagger J. Tofil K. Tofil M. Tofil E. VartSuch Y VanSuch I). Viglio B. Vodhanel S. Soltis D. Soroka F. Soilar P. Soilar N. Sjwgnola N. Spiropoulos D. Spisak B. Square L«clha (Slyvia Lyras) ponders a question by Gount Draeula (Steve Busonik) during the lav Bovs and Ghouls. S. Waeht C. Walko L. Wash J. Willis I). Willway S. Wovehik K. Yacavone M. Yaniglos L. Yeropoli G. Yiannaki C. Young G. Young J. Zahorskv R. Zaslanv C. Zbell L. Zells I). Simehiek W. Sims M. Skaleris I). Skellcy 0. Sanders E. Santiago II. Santiago D. Savcl G. Scott J. Scullen T. Secedi M. Sedmak M. Serroka W. Shakoor M. Shcvelz M. Shiller The- mad professors, alias Gary Stanko and Nick Spagnola. prepan■ a magic potion in ehemistrv class. 69 ACTIVITIES And I know if I’ll only be true To this glorious quest, That my heart Will lie peaceful and calm When I’m laid to my rest. . . . HOW 1 - Zintrlimi. P. Zells. M. Hamrock. J. Tagper. M. Juarbe, I.. Murar. M. LaRocca. K. Timko. ROW 2 - I). Raines. M. Huzicka. F. Dolan. M. Gu .v. M. Jc- noil'. K. Danvlehak. K. Gozur. J. Graban. S. George. S. DulTy. HOW 3 - N. Gerasimakis. H. Marlinko. I). Van Such. I). I)iPiero. C. Kropinak. H. Bakos. L. Polka- Ida. J. DuHos. K. Santiago. F. Rich. NHS Secretary — Joanne Beelen. President — Jim Gehula. Vice- President — Joe Vaschak. Treasurer — RoIxti Kovacli. Character Scholarship 72 Leadership Service Scholarship Club ROW 1 — (i. Kvangclista. F. Evangelista, I . Tursdiak. S. Dully. Mrs. Mclc. Mr. Pacella. ROW 2 — It. Dolan. (� . Viannaki, (« Zkell. S. W’aclil. I), Carano. A. Kraz ini. ROW 3— S. Husonik. II. Santiago. K. Santiago. II. Armalinc. J. Vasdiak. K. Rich. K. Jancco. The Scholarship Club consists of those students placing first, second, and third in the school in the preliminary Ohio State tests administered each year. These students then go on to take the finals in the spring to qualify for honors in district and state competi- tion. ROW 1 - Mis Hetrick. D. Soroka, S. Sollis. M. Mam- rock. J. Slrollo. M. Marsolo. ROW 2 - It. IVlruska. J. Shirilla. N. Stanislav. M. Ju- lius. I,. I.vras, L Fulinc. S. Du Bos. ROW 3 D. DiK- cro. . (icrasimakis. L Pol- kabla. M. Pacak. B. Iluz- icka. K. Karsnak. M. Mar- linko. 73 Pep Club HOW 1 — R. Ban’s. L Mangiarelli. M. Lecliinskv. I). Sirilla. K. Noccra. I . Masi. I). Bit lee. A. Marlin. A. Frango|x ulos. L. I„ue. I). I.esliinsk . I.. Zi-lis, L. Williams. ROW 2 — D. Hvizdak, G. Ilorvalli. M. Mangiarelli, B. Herman. J. Peters. S. George. G. Evangelism. Y Vansueli. M. Shevetz. I . Anlonas, R. Rowe. L. Glover. J. Smiili. ROW 3 — I). Ilasscy. A. Ghvlra. F. Clement. R. Si kora. G. Flash. S. Kacala. J. Onlko. I). Jann-o. J. Gbss, I), jakahowski. A. Zinghini. B. Gabalier. I). Frazzini. R. Falaseo. |. Umiak. I,. Yeropoli. G. V.M . G. Yuinnaki. ROW I — I). Simehick. S. Shiller. M. FvanolT.S. Gra- tam, I). Norman. T. Yaniglos, Y Strong, K. Terhvki. G. DnBos. A. Testa. A. Huzieka. J. Clement. B. Vansueli. S. Kopatieli. I . Kozusko. II. Bicganow- ski. M. Makatura. A. Paloci. R. Patrick. ROW 5 — V. Strong. I). Bodnar. M. Sgarnhati. I). Swan. Herman. I). Soroka. M. Sliillcr. D. Machuga. S. Rau- za n. I). Walkosak. P. Xitrlv, A. Nooera. I). Liltrie. T. Dalillo. Sanders. Y Adamko. Office Checkers ROW I — G. Young. G. Pavlicko. K. Hamilton. Mrs. Skukan. I). Polkahla. I). Soroka. C. DuBos. ROW 2 - I). Savcl. G. VII. C. Rodriguez. R. Bur- gos. M. Shevetz, I). Janeeo. P. Jarata-k. ROW 3 — M. Guzv. A. Rodriguez. V. DuBos. J. Shirilla. 74 History Club The History Club could well be called the Involvement Club. The members involve themselves with what’s happen- ing now in community and world affairs through the news media and active class discussions. The highlight of this year’s activities was Operation Christmas” spearheaded by the club sponsor, Mr. I W. Nolfi. Operation Christmas” brought Christmas cheer to a number of underprivileged fam- ilies in the community through toys and food collected from schoolmates and local business organizations. The History Club knew their efforts were worthwhile in showing that someone does care. HONV 1 — M. .Seinan. I). Haims. I). Glover. M. Julius.T. Rossi. T. I. lizia. I.. Maillis. I). Madirk.G. Puskarcik, G. Passas. G. Anlalocv. H. Girrolclli, J. Ilorvalh. J. Keish. P. Kolsol. V. tick. HOW 2 — N. Gerasimakis. I). Gray. A. Williams. It. Kills. I.. Walker. K. Smith. K. Danvlcliak. l. Jenolt. J. Grattan. M. Jackson. J. Tagger. F. Kvangalista, M. Kennedy. L. Polkahla, G. Galkin. J. Ingorvate. J. Ilassav. HOW 3 — P. Dina. F. Richards. T. Kit osko. A. Skorieli. H. Orlovskv. H. Allen, C. Rodriguez. K. Colucci, I.. Nlurar. I). Kvans. J. Nevinskv. M. Huzieka, G. Sanders. K. Krompcgel. K. Schuster. K. Masi. I). Mislovich. HOW I - S. Bed- nar. K. Marala. W. Perrv. F. Shiminskv. P. Hogan. M. Yonhandel, J. Tolli. T. Gliojnacki. J. Sweetko. J. Sirilla. H. Datko, H. Hakos. S. GalathrLs. M. Ilamroek. I). Kennedy. G. Ureter. HOW 5 — Sponsor — lr. Nolfi. G. Hudson. G. Milulinski. . rabel. I). Sewell, G. Mi Inlosh. G. Krai. H. Rich. I). Tarnowski. H. Rich. 75 Senior Choral ROW I — R. Timko. Ik Yansuch. S. George. I), (■■■ni .v, G. Pavlicko. II. Eigner. J. Shirilla. Ik Koteli. G. Pileor. J. Smiili. L. Glover. ROW 2 — P. Jarahek. A. Golon. M. Molina. S. Dawson. M. Srarlo. J. MrLmghin. F. Santana. K. Hamilton. A. Frango|Miulos. M. W illiams. I.. Joins. I). Grav. P. I see. l.'-ti ia. ROW 3 — P. Kramvousanos.T. Grandolskv. M. Smrek. G. Garehiir. A. orera. I). Walkosak. M. Santiago. P. Kllis. I.. Paralo. K. Iloliard. J. Loll. Ik Bivens. I). Lihrie. K. Breetz. Junior Choral ROW I I.. Green. T. Sisalonis. I.. W illiams. X. Rodriguez. Tadala. S. Meleg. I). Billee. S. Ikir«s. J. Roguski. M. Mrosko. ROW’ 2 — I). Ilassav. 1. Rodriguez. I). Shaw. J. Mulberry. L. Kllis. P. («lover, G. I Milliard. . Joins. K. Smith. W . VanGohl). S. Johnson. T. Pal Ion. R. Gonzalez. ROW 3 — K. Datlilo. M. Hodge. J. Kimbrough. li. Loll. W Sliakoor. C. Turner. M. Sanlelli. M. Belli. 76 Orchestra BOW I - M. Juarhe. J. Garl� allo. N. Moderalli. Mr. Poliio. S. Lyras. B. B. Busonik. BOW 2 - B. Muscolo. B. Dixie, S. Takoch. M. Olive, S. Sacak. M. Ferrar. I. Kotsol. P. Kramvousanos, P. Jaraliek. B. S|M iiola. BOW.'i — I). DeArmond. K. Paslor. A. Mele. . S| a iiola. V. Kek.T. Van- such. A. Monocaiulilos. P. Duca. S. Busonik. M. Kozusko. Boys Choral BOW 1 — T. Tayhns. J. Colberl. Mr. Deniarl. G. Colberl. K. Sani illi. J. Murphy. BOW 2 — .1. Iarl enicli. G. Savo, A. Jones. P. Nicolaou. T. Crawford P. Bodriguez. N. Tsarnis. 77 Hi-Y The Hi-Y consists of fifty students with at least a C” average in all school subjects. The Hi-Y is very active in sports such as basketball and bowling, having its own team in each. The Hi-Y also participates in Civic Day in which the members take over the city for a day. Meetings arc held at least once every month. The main objective of the Hi-Y is to better this school and community. ROW 1 — A. Mele. R. Dubos. J. Sirilla. G. Slanko, R. Mangiarolli. J. Horvath. J. Ohula. I). Cole. C. Hudson, J. Ingorvate, D. Katsaras. A. Monoeandilos. ROW 2 I.. Rolkabla. J. Dubos. R. Dalko, J. Sanders, W. Armalline, I . Cunning. J. Ginppo. M. Illich. V. K -k. G. Kdlisli. I'. Kotsol. B. Hu irka, G. Krai. I.. Kacala. ROW 3 S. Bodnar. G. (.akin. Ft. Bakos, C. Kropinak. It. Gozur.J. S v«viko. N. Mitulinski. K. Janwo, J. Koich. S. Willich, D. VanSuch. M. Nicolaou, P. Graban. It. Zaslan 78 '1 ‘rVrtf’ l),(S0Mli,“-Mr' °cIfia'K- “a “ra'W- ROW 2 - N. Gcrmimakis, R. Dalko. j. Shirilla. C. Herman. R. Coaur. M. Pacak, J. Kold,. 3 - P. Cralran. R. Maltorac, M. Seaman. D. VanSuch. L. Polkabla. J. Hassav. J. Swcclko. S. Bnlnar. Math Club The Math Club consists of some forty students who have maintained at least a ”B” average in math. The Club’s purpose is to develop a deeper interest in mathematics through contact and discussion of its different fields. Its activities include six meetings and a field trip in the spring to some area site which employs mathematics in everyday use. ED - Pres. - I). DiPicro. Sec. - F. Dolan. STANDING - Vice-Pres. - F. Rich, jl Chairman — R. Bakos. Trcas. — J. DiiImjs. Mr. DcLucia's attentive Calculus class. 79 Thespians ROW 1 — J. Clement. Mrs. Van Fossan. M. Hamrock, L. Faeeiol)ene. ROW 2 — F. Pielruch, P. Sotlar, J. Koteh, J. Beelcn, G. Stanko. Thespians, which is a national organization, granted Memorial a charter in 1953 and labeled it Troup 566. One must have a good number of dramatic achievements to become a member of this selec- tive organization. The Thespians have delighted the Memorial audi- ence with many fine productions under the direction of Mrs. Van Fossan. 80 No wonder the play was a success! The HKD AND BLACK MASQUERAD- ERS, supervised by Mrs. L. VanFossan, is Memorial’s dramatic club. To become a member, one must be voted for by several of the members during try-outs. The members of our dramatic club along with the mem- bers of the Thespians, the higher elub of drama, strive to learn the great art of play production and entertainment. Officers: Judi Clement — Soc. Chairman. Gloria Evangelista — Vice-Prcs., Georgia Yian- naki — Treas., Gary Stanko — Pres. Red and Black Masqueraders ROW 1 — N. Musolino. L Faeciobene. B. VanSuch, S. George. J. Beelen. M. Hamrock, C. Zbell. D. Simehik, P. Sotlar, M. Sedmak. K. Liptak. ROW 2 — E. Nocera, J. Roguski, I). Krasinski. M. McLean. R. Patrick, J. Hatala. F. Peltz. M. Garovich. B. Demyan. D. Soroka. K. Magura, B. Museolo. W. Trill, F. Pictruch. ROW 3 — M. Chaky, P. Jarabck, A. Frazzini. M. Mingo. M. Godocsik, M. Gee wax. S. Soltis. J. Shirilla. C. Sanders. M. Cuva, S. DuIk s. P. Buso- nik. L. Zetts, D. Pokabla, M. Kotch. ROW 4 — A. Simchick. S. Lyras, C. Herman. L. Paskevieh, A. Monokandilos, S. Busonik, J. Kotcli, M. Shevctz. P. Zornjak. P. Kramvousanous. 81 Senior Y-Teens ROW 1 I.. Murar. I . Seacchclli. I). Raines. I). Sewell. M. Jackson, (i. Square. L). Baldwin. R. Timko. C. Hrclec, M. Guzi. J. Graban. J. Carlullo. ROW 2 — J. Ncvinsky. R. Datko. N. Mussolinu. ('. McIntosh, I). Scoti. E. Collucci. I). Evans. G. Kvangclisla. R. Ortcnzio. E. Kimbrough.C. Mclcg.C. Pikos. M. Klirnis. K. Sc busier. ROW� 3 - K. Danvlchak. L. Smrck, (J. Korchnak. K. Kulik. S. Pruii, M. JcnoIT, V. Duboe. M. Huzicka. P. Melnik. M. Hamrock. F. Dolan. J. Ikvlon. P. Korechko. ’. Sanders. E. Krompegcl. SEATED Sci-. — D. Glover. Pres. — M. Kennedy. Yiee-Pres. — S. George. STANDING — I.C.C. — T. Secedi. I.C.C. — C. Scapp. Treas. — I). Soroka. Junior Y-Teens ROW 1 — M. Kornas, M. Palen, M. Sedmak, R. Ncsnidal. V. Magimski. E. Balog, M. Mv izdak. E. Vansuch, D. Soroka, N. Car ballo, G. Yiunnaki, M. Dimi- trijevidi. M. Shevetz, C. Imbrie. ROW 2 — D. Gentzy. F. Pcltz. S. Woychik, P. Pcsce, S. Watcht, I). Boris, R. Demyan, K. I.ipiak. I.. Yeropoli. B. Baugh. P. Anlonas, N. VanSudi, J. Clement, G. Nestor. ROW 3 -- J. Illich, J. Ilatala. J. Shirilla, W. Sim� . B. Square. D. Square, J. Strollo, M. Gallela, M. Sbiller, C. Pavlicko, I). Machuga. L. Zrtts, V. Christy, L. Hross, M. Marsolo, J. Bcgalla. ROW 4 — I). Simdiik. I . Sotlar. G Young, S. S«illi . A. Gozur. A. Odietis, K. Chyra. C. Sanders, I . Petro, R. Biros. J. Peters, K. McDonough. D. Staley, L Facciobene, B. Braglom . C. Zbell. J. Pressly. ROW 5 - C. Roulakis. M. Magtira. S. Jones, R. Rowe, (i. Scott, M. Bivens, F. Baldwin. A. Bura. C. Fakner, R. Petruska, B. Balogh. N. Stanislav, S. Lyras, 0. Herman. D. Savcl, M. Rodrigues. The Triangle represents us growing as a person; growing in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationali- ties; growing in the knowledge and love of God. The Globe represents the international scope of the YWCA and the need for World Fellowship so that we may someday realize the ideal of Peace on earth; good will towards men.” 83 Frie Le Ser Cit ROW 1 — F. Baldwin. B. Square. E. Kimbrough. G. Square. L. Car ballo, S. Soltis. I). Gentzy, M. Dimitriicvich, C. Fakner. C. Herman. K. Thomas, B. Balogh. J. Nevinskv. P. Turschak. N. Musolino. J. Peters, K. McDonough. ROW 2 — D. Baldwin. N. Carhallo. J. Carhallo. I). Staley. N. Spiropoulos, C. Roulakis, J. Pressly. J. Rich, F. Dolan. V. Du Bos. M. Huzicka. M. Guzy. D. Evans, R. Datko, E. Colucci. S. Duffy. K. Danylchak, C. Hrelcc, M. Galletta. ROW 3 — B. Pako, C. Pavlicko. D. Savel, M. Sedmak. P. Soliar. D. Simchick, S. Soroka, D. Glover, D. Raines, R. Gonzales, C. Rodriquez, K. Kulic, L. Smrek. E. Pasko, P. Melnik, I- DeTosto. M. .Molina. J. Strollo, I.. Yero|X)li. ROW 4 — V. Christy. M. Straub. M. Kornas, D. Mistovich, R. Masi. C. Sanders. S. Crum. E. Krompegcl, C. Scapp. D. Sewell. C. Pikos, R. Rich. N. VanSuch, R. Ortenzio, C. Letizia. M. Jcnoff, J. Graban. G. Evangelista, R. Demyan. K. I.iptak. F. Peltz. ROW 5 — P. Petro. K. Chvtra, A. Gozur. M. Rmlrigurz, A. Novak. P. Carman, B. Bires, B. Baugh. G. Yiannaki, C. Zbell, G. Nester, B. VanSuch, J. Clement, E. Facciobene, B. Bragkme.J. Shirilla, M. Palen. M. Klimis. R. Lcsnansky, C. Meleg;. E. Dutko. ROW 6 — I). DeArmond. A. Lott. L. Hross, J. Stanislav. A. Bura. D. Machuga, M. Shiller, R. Timko, M. Hamroek. K. Gozur. M. Juarbe. S. George, C. Sanders, R. Iamibard. J. Hatala, P. Antonas. M. Marsolo. Each part of the name of the club has a definite meaning. Frie standing for friendship can be broken down into many parts, the helping, caring and need to help others. Le standing for leadership is the goal of every girl in the club. Serstanding for service, is the obligation and priv- ilege of the girls of FRIE LE SER CIT. Cit which stands for citizenship is the pride which the girls take in their school, community and most important of all their country. 0j iBiki ft Officers: P. Masi — Soc. Chairman, A. Frangopoulos — Treas.. L I.vras — Pres.. I). Lea- ehinskv — Vice-Pres.. D. Walkosak — Soc. Chairman. FHA FHA members enjoy lheir own food. We arc the Future Homemakers Of America, We face the future with warm courage, and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking; Old and precious values. For we are the builders of home; Homes for Am- erica’s future. Homes where living will he the expression of everything, that is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams. ROW 1 — E. Balog. R. Biros. M. Scarfo. F. Evangalisla. I). Polkabla, L. Luo. E. Noccra. P. Masi. F. Pontikos. I). Shirillu. M. Juarl c, C. Slilos. S. Mallumo. M Maoamin. ROW 2 — M. Kennedy. M. Van nigh . B.-Vodhandel. S. Seaman. I). Kuvoklis, S. Horvath. L. Shevachko. I). Shaw. K. Carman. N. Adamko, E. Mo cala, D. Frazzini. K. Shuto. C. Timko. ROW 3 — M. Mangeralli. I). Vorcapich. I). Liwerenee. I). Crum. N. Frazis. J. Ontko. F. Poll , K. Liptak, S. Kopatieh. (� Vrona. A. Rodriguez. M. Klimis. I.. Vansuoh. L. Bonilla, K. Magura, P. Turschak. S. Duffy. B. Shaffer. K. Skolis. ROW 4 — J. Glass. X. ilk. R. Masi. I. Lot iz.ia. P. Mistovich. B. Baugh. I). Simehik. P. Soliar. C. Garchar. J. Malye. P. Kuzusko. M. Makatura. A. Noccra, E. Koieh, E. Torleoki. M. Sedmak. M. Koteh. S Woychik. K. Liptak. 85 Memorial Swingsters ROW I Marvltv Srarlo. Mariliaiios IVirusra. J« n«ifT. Kalin Mavlr. Marj� «' llamrix-k. Kalin Danvlcliak. (larriv Hn - I� � -, lairrlla S-vadiko. Ikirl� ar.i G | | . Kila Timko. ROW 2 — Ikirktra Rulo“h. Ami.iltdl Ro lrii|iii- . Maria Juarlx . Mara YanigloS. liar Imi.i Yoilliani'l. Roilm-s Willii-li. Tormiirr1 Crawfonl. Mirliai'l (lavilskv. ROW .'i William Taro. Rush'll I’arisli. William Mum-ala. Russell Suyo. I Vie Dura. (� arv Tiquaek. All'ml W illiams. Arllmr Dixie. ROW I — Joseph Ku| iee. Roj er Guzman. Sian- lo Sarirli. Ramlv S ivn. Rolx-ri Mini. I� ur Dixie. I'aul Kulsol. Alan Rliil (inlleiis. Sam Murlielle. ROW .’ — Anlltmn Romeo. Anllioin Moiioeamlilr� . Sieve Rusonik. Rolx-rl M 'Milleu. Derriek lirillan. The Red Devils Swingsters Marching Rand directed hv Mr. Haring and Mr. Mice, and the unique dancing majorettes under the tutelage of choreographer Judy Conti, produce sparkling and ex- hilarating precision hall time per- formances during the football sea- son. In addition to their marching prowess the outstanding instru- mental abilities of this group be- comes most apparent during the annual indoor concerts. Mr. (i. Haring — Director Mr. C. Mico — Director Marching Band HOW I — Marilyn Siilinak. Monica I’alen. (jcorpa Nesler. Charlotte .Mclnlusli. aiisiich. Marilxn llxi dak. Arlrni1 (iiwiir. liirol Fakncr. HOW 2 William Haln“h. P«lro Hodrii|tic . Liurrmi' Ha . Norivn Muderalli. Jackie Culullo. Radix I'aslor. Ke ina Kaiviobene. l-enore Mislovieh. HOW John Shaw. Hands Sharshan. Alan Ihin a. W illiam Jenkins. Karl Dixie. Del- |� hinc Ikihlwin. Carl Tomko. Hichard Hroda. HOW I — Donna (airano. Sx lx ia I’mill. Annelle I .oil. llo| c Melnik. Harlmra Huso- nik. Anlllony Jones. Kalpil Hot .. HOW 5 — Joseph Durshaxx. 'I «nI Karenko. I’ailx Melnik. IVnnx Kramxousanos. Helix Koleli. Darrvl Ceexvax. David Vansueh. Head Majorette Margaret Hamrock One can always expect outstanding performances by the Swingslers as they have become an integral part of pep assemblies. Red and Black performances, baccalaureate and commencement exercises, season- al programs and concerts. In addition this fine marching band performed at neighboring communi- ties’ Halloween and annual Veterans’ Day parades. 88 Director Mr. Haring Mascot Charlotte McIntosh Thanks to the able planning, direction and high aspirations of directors Mr. flaring and Mr. Mico the hand can look forward to sporting the sharpest uniforms in the area as they anticipate marching in the Washington D.C. Cherry Blos- som Parade, performing at professional football games, and initiating exchange high school band M fJu -, v AvU Li yri f d ? . 89 Carrie Hrelec 90 Kalin Mavle Michele Jenoff Kathy Danylchak Diane Kennedy Rita Timko 9 Will Power If you think you are beaten, vou are. If you think you dare noJL vou don't. If you'd like to win, hut you think you ean't It's almost a eineh you won't. If you think you'll lose, you're lost. For out of the world we find Success begins with a fellow's will. It's all in the state of mind. If vou think vou're outclassed, you are. You've got to think high to rise. You've got to he sure of vourself before You can ever win a prize. Life's battles don't always go To tin stronger or faster man. But soon or late, the man who wins. Is the one who thinks In can! Author Unknown A THLETICS To dream the impossible dream, To fight the unbeatable foe, To bear with unbearable sorrows To run where the brave dare no go, • • • Senior Varsity Co-Captain Tom Peters Co-Captain Joe Vaschak All Steel Valley Def Back Co-Captain Bob Kovach Co-Captain Doug Gray 94 Lou Maill is Warren Grav Jim Sanders Football Players Jim Horvath Dave Colo Clarence Hudson 95 Isl ROW I.KKT K. Ilartos. 1. Smilli. II. Onidos. II. Mmvll. S. Il.irill.iin'. II. Manpurrlli. . Orax. J. .illas. J. Slcwarl. Y (ialian. II. Sanliajio. J. Swn-lkt . J. Vascliak. 2n l ROW LEFT — J. Tavbus. II. Marlin. M. Marlinko. Giaclns. J. (anislanlino. I . Oadano. W . Malxs. Hoad Ooacli T. (.‘mijiras. (Julius. I’. Maslrovaso- lis. J. Marlinko. (i. On-sko. S. DiiIm� . K. Ilossi. M. lienalia. .'Ird ROW LEFT I.. Heard. II. Arinalinc. J. Mrlnik. M. (luva. (i. Korclinak. II. Marlinko. . Ralo li. I.. Maillis.T. IVlcrs. R. Marlinko. (k Suhirli. J. Ilorvalli. II. Fiorini. W . IVrr . Illi ROW I.KKT R. Rogers. II. Armaliiif. I). (ailnnn-. M. Nimlaou. II. Oozur. I’. Rsaras. I.. Hawkins. I). (a lt (!. Kocur. K. .Soliar. J. Willis. . ralde. (i. Mcrrell. K. llo«rrs. K. ’lljoinjison. .” lh ROW I.KKT J. Man um. J. Sanders. I-.. Sudi. K. (airier. I). Dawson, I . (iraltan. J. Oelxila. I). DiPiero. II. Kovach. II. Zuslaiiv. W. Ilailev, I). (� ra . !. Hudson. N. Cerasiinakis. 96 — Hubbard.......... Brookfield....... Ursulinc......... Austin town Fitch Girard........... Cardinal tyloonev Strutheis Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial ASSISTANT John Martinko- — Line I George Gresko — Backfield Walter Malvs— Line Carmen Julius — Line John Costantino — 9th Grade Pete Mastrovaselis — Assistant 8th and 9th Grade Tony Gaetano — 8th Grade Record Joe Vaschuk grabs pass from Ursuline defenders. 98 Season Results MEMORIAL 28 HOWLAND 20. The 1968 season opened on a winning note for the young Red Devils as they heat Howland. The Devils, exploded for 22 points in the first half and preserved their lead in the second half for the victory. Boh Mangiarelli raced for two touch- downs to lead the Devils. MEMORIAL 20 CHANEY 6. Continuing their winning ways Coach Cougras’ Red Devils beat a highly touted Chaney team. For the second straight week Boh Mangi- arelli continued his running dominance as he dashed for over 200 yards and two touchdowns against one of the best defensive teams in the area. BOARDMAN 28 MEMORIAL 24. The Red Devils, going after win number 3, were set hack by a strong Spar- tan team. The Devils were victims of a fine Boardman passing attack which featured Jack Hav and Bob Ferran- ti. The Memorial attack was sparked by the Rich Martin- ko to Joe Vasehak passing attack which accounted for 22 points. MEMORIAL 28 HLBBARD 0. The Devils, got back on the winning track as they shut out a tough Hubbard team. The Devils scoring punch was provided by the brilliant offensive performances of Joe Vasehak, Bob Mangiarelli, and Rich Martinko. Defensive stalwarts were Tom Peters and Dave Di Piero. MEMORIAL 44 BROOKFIELD 12. Memorial put on their best offensive performance despite the cold, wind, and rain, as they dumped Brookfield. The Devils scored in all four quarters making their record at 4-1. The high- light of the game was Clarence Hudson’s interception from his middle guard position, scrambling 50 yards for a score. The talented blocking of Jim Cebula, Jim Sanders, and Tom Peters paved the way for the other scores. URSl LINE 26 MEMORIAL 14. The long scoring plays beat the Devils as they lost to the heaviest team they faced all year. The Devils pul on an unprecedented scoring drive that lasted for 11 min., 58 sec., but Ursuline’s strength took its toll as Memorial dropped their second tilt of the year. The Devils had a 13 to 8 advantage in first downs but failed to capitalize. Bob Mangiarelli again came up with key gains to lead the offense. FITCH 30 MEMORIAL 0. Fitch, capitalizing on Red Devil fumbles which were caused bv a steady downpour, handily defeated Memorial. It was a case of the Red Dev- ils not being able to do anything right, while the Falcons excelled in their efforts. GIRARD 50 MEMORIAL 8. For the second straight week the Devils were humiliated in cold and rainy weath- er. The Devils faded in the 2nd quarter allowing Girard to rack up 26 points, to put the game on ice. The 50 points registered by the Indians was the highest score ever totaled against a Red Devil team. MOONEY 28 MEMORIAL 18. Before one of the largest crowds of the season and the first annual Parents’ Night, the Devils lost a nip and tuck battle with Mooney. Bob Mangiarelli tallied twice before injuring his leg and Jim Sanders registered on a pass from Rich Martinko. STRUTHERS 36 MEMORIAL 0. In the closing game of the season the Devils were defeated by their traditional rivals. The Red Devils, who failed to score, were victim- ized by the Wildcats, who finished as the fifth ranked team in Ohio. 99 Red Devils of the Week Dave DiPiero DAVE Di PIERO, (No. 76) a standout de- fensive tackle, was the player of the week in the season's opener against the Howland Ti- gers, as he accounted lor 12 tackles and spilled the Tiger quarterback for numerous losses. WARREN GRAY, (No. 23) a flashy, cat- like defensive back, who intercepted one enemy aerial and knocked down many oth- ers, was player of the week in the Red Dev- ils' big win against the highly touted Chaney Cowboys. Warren Gray Rich Martinko JOE VASCHAK, (No. 12) a rugged two-way performer grabbed 5 passes good for 114 yds., two touchdowns and a conversion, and spearheaded the defensive attack with 11 tackles to become player of the week against the Boardman Spartans. Joe Vaschak Tom Peters RICH MARTINKO. (No. 20) the Red Devil field general at quarterback, became player of the week on three occasions against the Ursuline Irish, the Hubbard Eagles, and the Struthers Wildcats. Rich’s aerial wizardry out-witted many would-be defend- ers. TOM PETERS, (No. 66) a hard hitting two-way regular at guard and linebacker, noted for his grueling tackles, was once de- scribed bv a well known sporlscaster as the Red Devils' demon of the defense.” He was player of the week against the Girard Indians, the Brookfield Warriors, and the Mooney Cardinals. The Memorial Red Devil of the Week” was selected Dy the coaches each week after intense study of tin? game films. The player was chosen for his exceptional all-around performance and contribution to the team. 100 Rich Martinko's block on pursuing Irish springs All Sled Valiev back Bob Mangiarclli loose. Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT - Wayne Misko. Warren Gray. Rill Armaline. BobZiak. Ric k Goatur. Coach John Georges, David DiPiero. Rich Mariinko. Chuck Kropinak, Roh Mariinko and la's Hawkins. Soph Stars LEFT — Roll Mariinko fights hard for a rebound. RIGHT — Roh Ziak hits another one. Senior Guard — Warren Gray Rick Cozur jump for two. 105 Season Results Won — 5 Lost — 13 CAMPBELL 69 BOA RDM AN 99. In the opening game of the 68-69 season the Red Devils were beaten by Steel Valley Co-Champs, Boanirnan. The Devils made a close game of it for the first half, but the taller Boardmanites had too much fire power, ('buck Kropinak was high scor- er as lie totaled 27 points including 17 free throws. CAMPBELL 63 FITCH 79. Although the Red Devils suffered their second defeat they were in the ball game all the way. Only an unusually poor shooting percentage kept the Devils from victory number 1. Sophomore Bob Ziak ripped the nets for 23 points. CAMPBELL 43 MOONEY 55. In a tight defensive bat- tle the Devils were beaten by a taller, more experienced Mooney team. Although the Devils ou (scored Mooney from the field they made only 9 of 25 free throw at- tempts. Again Bob Ziak paced the Devils as he hooped 17 points. CAMPBELL 61 GIRARD 47. The Red Devils scored their initial victory at the expense of Girard. The Devils utilized a fast breaking offense as Senior Chuck Kropinak netted 21 points. CAMPBELL dB SALEM 84. The Devils lost both the game and senior Chuck Kropinak as Krope fractured his ankle in tin first 20 seconds of action ad was lost for the remainder of the season. Bobby Martinko and Rick Gozur took scoring honors with 10 points apiece. CAMPBELL 57 BROOKFIELD 68. In their initial en- counter with last year’s SVC champions, the Devils gave a fine account of themselves but came out on the short end. Senior Wayne Misko fired in 20 points in his first starting role. CAMPBELL 50 URSULINE 53. After trailing bv 15 points at halftime the Red Devils employed a pressing defense and rallied to tie the game only to lose in the (dos- ing seconds. Boh Ziak fired in 24 points to take scoring honors. CAMPBELL 41 HI BBARD 36. The Red Devils cap- tured their second straight victory as they defeated the Hubbard Eagles. The game was decided in the final min- utes of play as Rick Gozur came off the bench to pump in 6 (juick points for the margin of victory. Bobby Martinko hooped 12 points to take scoring honors. CAMPBELL 15 STRUTHERS 63. The Devils had their win streak stopped at 2 games as the SVC co-champs de- feated them. Bob Ziak bombed the hoops for 17 points. CAMPBELL 60 NORTH 59. In their first overtime game of the season the Red Devils blasted the City Series Champion by a last second twisting layup by Wayne Misko. The difference for Campbell was the phenomenal shooting percentage of Bobbv Ziak as lie hit a season high of 30 points. 106 CAMPBELL 67 BOARDMAN 85. Meeting Board for the second time again proved disastrous as the Devils were defeated. Rich Martinko took scoring honors as he meshed 26 points. CAMPBELL 65 FITCH 77. Fitch defeated the Devils for the second time again in a close game. The Devils were a victim of the Falcons’ foul shooting ability as they sank a phenomenal total of 33 in 51 attempts. Bob Ziak rimmed 21 points to take scoring honors. CAMPBELL 60 GIRARD 45. The Devils defeated Gi- rard for the second time in the Devils’ most convincing victory. Senior Rich Martinko fired in 19 points to lead the Devils. CAMPBELL 41 BROOKFIELD 59. In their second en- counter. Brookfield again defeated the Devils. In a slow down game the Devils trailed by two points at halftime 17-15 but Brookfield’s height took its toll in the second half. Senior Rich Martinko too scoring honors as he ripped in 15 points. CAMPBELL 44 EAST 65. Youngstown East, putting on a last quarter surge, defeated the Devils handily. East’s superior height proved too much to contain. Scoring hon- ors were hold bv Rick Gozur as he hooped 14. CAMPBELL 67 HUBBARD 66. The Devils gained their fifth victory as they squeaked past the Eagles. The Devils held the lead all the way but a last minute flurry by the Eagles almost proved fatal. Rich Martinko netted 23 points as the Devils made their final home appearance. CAMPBELL 37 STRUTHERS 49. In their season’s fi- nale the Devils employed slow down tactics and almost pulled a major upset. A high scoring Struthers unit was held to a mere 6 points in the first quarter and the Devils trailed at the half by a score of 16 to 11. Bob Ziak led Campbell with 16 points. CAMPBELL 45 BOARDMAN 72. Top seeded Board- man made it three in a row over the Red Devils in the opening round of NEO tournament action. Again too much height proved troublesome for tin Red Devils. Bob Ziak was top man with 13 points. 1968-69 RED DEVIL BASKETBALL STATISTICS IVon 5 — Ix)st 13 PLAYER G FG FGA PCI FT FTA per POINTS AVE RBS Bob Ziak 18 113 267 42 43 62 70 269 14.9 82 Rich Martinko 17 64 144 44 21 36 58 149 8.8 108 Bob Martinko 18 52 147 35 31 18 65 135 7.5 85 Wavne Misko 18 43 111 39 34 45 76 120 6.7 22 Rick Gozur 17 40 135 30 27 44 61 107 6.3 89 Chuck Kropinak 5 20 62 32 32 42 76 72 14.4 22 Bill Armaline 17 16 52 31 23 '10 57 55 3.2 53 Dave Di Piero 18 10 34 29 16 26 61 36 2.0 82 Warren Gray 13 5 20 25 8 13 62 18 1.4 5 Ted Liska 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Sam Barillairc 1 1 2 50 0 0 0 2 2 0 TEAM 18 364 978 37 235 356 66 963 53.5 522 OPPOSITION 18 425 1102 39 311 502 62 1161 64.5 KEY: G — Games, FG — Field Goals Made, FGA — Field Goals Attempted, PCI’ — Percentage, FT — Free Throws Made. 1TA — Free Throws Attempted. RBS — Rebounds. Statistics include 17 regular season games and one tour- nament game. 107 Junior Varsity I.. TO K. — Steve Sofoclcous, Don Kuzma. John Eigner. Ed Carter, Ted I.iska. Homer Green. Randv Spak. Jim Stewart. Mike Visrhnk. LEPr — Randy S|wk leaps for two points. Coach Rarillaire gives game strategy to his guards. RIGHT - Ted Liska sinks a char- ity toss. Ninth Grade Basketball ROW 1 — Allen Hanuscak, Thomas Stanko, Jeffrey Palusak, Raul Ortiz, Gregory Gulas. Leon Beachman and William Tarcy. ROW 2 — Coarh John DcLucia. Louis Lyras. Gilbert Starr, Darryl Geewax. Thomas Carney. Joseph Collins. Adallierlo Santiago, William Stewart and Bill Armalinc. Mgr. Eighth Grade Basketball ROW 1 - Ray Sohrieber. Torrance Crawford, Frank Turoev, Bill Jenkins. Pete Dvornek. John Sewell. Richard Broda. ROW 2 — Coach Robert Pctruska. Brian Hohard. Gary Womer, Paul Bevak. Steve O'Dea, Wilbur Mclntosl). Wayne Zells and Nick Skofulous, Manager. 109 Track HOW 1 — N. Koulianos, B. Mangiardli. J. Ergos. N. Kardoulius, M. Getz. T. Stanko. I). Cole. A. Beaehman. L. Hawkins. A. Skorich, Mgr. ROW 2 — W. Williams. W. Perry. T. Kozusko. I). DiPiero. S. DuBos. R. Orlovsky.T. Monocandilos. N. Spagnola, II. Green. M. Francu. Mgr.. J. Franeu. Head Coacli. ROW 3 — D. Miiulinski. Coach. I). Kaisaras. L. Beaehman. C. Rosario. T. Psaras, T. Weaver. W. Gray. B. Gray. M. Gilchrist. A. Santiago, Coach L. Konya. Season Results Memorial 70 Brookfield 57 Girard 8M Memorial 16 Fitch 105V4 Memorial 43 Cardinal Moonev Poland 89 Memorial 30 84 Memorial 46V4 Hubbard 88 Memorial 57 Beaver Local 27Vi Springfield 70 no Memorial track stars relax between events. Baseball ROW 1 — M. Szenborn, S. Barillaire, J. Seacehetli. R. Savo, T. Prior, B. Marlinko. ROW 2 — D. Monaco, Mgr. C. Morrell, R. Fabian. B. Voytilla, R. Mar- link � . J. Tarr, D. Cutrone. J. Schricbcr, J. Sic wart. Mgr. ROW 3 — (a� oh, J. Knapie, M. Yaniglos. R. Gozur, G. Wansack, B. Klosh, W. Bailey, B. Arma- line. P. Kcish. Head Coach A. Centofante. Season Memorial..................2 Memorial..................5 Memorial..................0 Memorial..................1 Memorial . . . . •........6 Memorial..................0 Memorial..................1 Memorial..................8 Memorial..................3 Memorial..................0 Memorial.................11 Tournament: Memorial...................2 Results Warren Harding Niles......... Warren W.R.. . Slruthers..... Howland....... Liberty....... St rut hers... Hubbard....... Brookfield .... Hubbard....... Brookfield .... Salem.....................3 112 Sam Barillaire raps a single. Rich Martinko gives it a ride, Golf Grog Nolfi. Wayne Misko. Gary Konya. Larry Kacala, Bob Ziak. Ed Sudol. Steve Bednar, Coach Anthony Pacclla. Record Hubbard 19 M.H.S. 9 M.II.S. Boifiinun 18 M.II.S. 10 M.II.S. lt.ur.Imin 16 Slrulhrr� 10 I'rtulinr 7 M.II.S. 1 Girard -iranl 14 Kit.h 11 litch Cardinal Mounn 9 M.II.S. 1 M.II.S. HuMu.nl 20 ltr� A6rU 9 t rtulinr 7 M H.S 3 M.II.S. Slnilhrr� 12 Hr-.AlVt.l 12 Cardinal |i«ion .V 4 M.II.S. Ratrn 10 M.II.S. 114 Senior — Wavne Misko Senior — Stove Bednar Weightlifting The newly formed weight lifting team, in its first year, placed second among the area high schools. Instrumental in the team’s success were the athletes pictured on this page. Tom Psaras ROW 1 — Norman Caban, Jim Horvath, Lou Maillis.Tom Peters. Dave Cole, Jim Ccbuta, Frank Rossi. ROW 2 — Nick Gcrasimakis, Joe Vasrhak, Mark Cnva, Sponsor Tony Cougras, Doug Tarnoskv. Tom Psaras. Paul Graban. 1968-1969 Becky Demyan — Junior Cheerleaders To Experience • • • The Jubilation of Victory . . . or The Agony of Defeat . . . One Must Be Willing to Pay a Price . . . FEATURES And the world Will be better for this, That one man Scorned and covered with scars Still strove with his last ounce of courage . . . 122 1968 Homecoming Queen Stacie George «Vr. X s Gloria Evangelista Homecoming ”68' will forever be an outstanding highlight of Campbell Memorial’s 1968 football sea- son. The student body will long remember the coro- nation of the Homecoming Queen — Stacie George, 1st attendant — Gloria Evangelista, 2nd attendant — Carrie Hrelec, and 3rd attendants — Rita Timko, Charlotte McIntosh, and Patti Scacchctti. Carrie Hrelec Rita Timko Charlotte McIntosh Patti Scacchetti 23 SEATED Frank Rich, Queen Stacie George, 1967 Queen. Janice Ocar . Carl Puskareik. STANDING — Joe Sharo. Patti Scacehctti. Marvin Krause. Gloria Evangelista. Carrie Hrelcc, Gary Antalocv, Rita 'I'imko, Chuck Kropinak, Charlotte McIntosh, ami Boh Ellis. 125 Junior-Senior Prom — 1968 Arabian Nights Qutfii Debbie and King Joe. The Roval Throne L lo R.: Dennis Cura. Pele Yeager. Mike Pikos. King Joe. Queen Dcbby. Janice Ocarz. Marnclte Morion. Mary Romeo. Kalhv Koeur. Dcbby ami Joe arc crowned bv Junior class officers. Junior class officers that made il possible! L. TO R.: Soc. Chairman — Lou Maillis. Vice-Pres. — Joe Vaschak, Pres. — I-arrv I'olkahla. Trcas. — Linda Smith. S« — Stacie George. Soc. Chairman — Gloria Evangelista. Ali Baba's Cave. 127 Carl and Kathy swing to tlu sound of the Temptations ! Paul Kotsol couldn’t wail to start. 128 1969 Class Court 3rd Attend. - KitaTimko. 3rd Attend. - Gloria Evangelista, 2nd Attend. - Fran Evangelista. 1st Attend. - Stacie George. Class Queen Celeste Scapp. Class King Larry I’olkabla. 1st Attend. — Joe Vaschak. 2nd Attend. — Chuck Kropinak. 3rd Attend. — C jrl Puskarcik. 4th Attend. — Clar- ence Hudson. 129 ALLEN. ROBERT LEE “Butch ... Academic. Jr. Basketball, Band, Jr. Track. Sr. Track, History Club. ANGLIN, LARRY JAMES ... Practical. ANTALOCY, GARY K. ... Academic. French Club. History Club, Memo Staff, Annual Staff, Prom Comm., Visual Ed.. Jr. Football, Monitor, Sr. Assembly. ARMENI, PAUL J. ... Commercial. History Club, Office Prod., Sr. Play. Sr. Assembly. BADILA, NICHOLAS C. “Nick” ... Academic. His- tory Club, Basketball, Sr. Assembly. BAILEY, WILLIE “BoBo“ ... Practical. Var. Foot- ball, Var. Baseball, Physical Fitness, Jr. Football, Jr. Bas- ketball, Sr. Assembly, Visual Ed., Jr. Track, Weight Lifting. BAKOS. ROBERT MICHAEL “Bob” ... College Prep. Hi-Y, Math Club, N.H.S., Scholarship Club, Prom Comm.. Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly. BALDWIN, DELPHINE “Dcr ... General. Y-Tccns, Marching Concert Band, Orchestra, Prom Comm., F.L.S.C., Pep Club, Sr. Assembly, History Club, F.H.A., Annual Staff. BARES, BILL JERRY “Bare ... Practical. BEDNAR. STEPHEN RONALD “Ronnie” ... Col lege Prep. Math Club, History Club, Hi-Y, Golf Team. BEELEN JOANNE CAROLE “Jo” ... Academic. N.H.S.—Sec., Y-Teens, Red Black, Red Cross, Band, Prom Comm., Memo Staff, Business Manager of Annual, History Club, Thespians, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly, Memo Representative. BEG ALLA, JOHN RICHARD . . . Academic. Track Manager, Monitor. BELASCO, DONET ANTHONY “Tony” ... General. Football, Basketball, History Club, Sr. Assembly. BILCHIK, GARY “Snook” ... Practical. History Club. BOJADICH, MARIANN .. . Commercial. Y-Teens, Office Prod., Sr. Assembly. BONILLA, CARMEN ANN “Cambi” ... College Prep. Pre-Mcd, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Sr. Assembly, Sr. Play, Librarian, Marching Concert Band. BRAJDICH, JOSEPH P. “Joe” ... Commercial. Track BURGOS, ROSELYN “Roe” ... Commercial. Offic. Checker. BURT, DONALD R. “Fred” .. . Academic. CABAN, EFRAIN “Cabang” ... Gen ral. Jr. Football Var. Football, Track, Sr. Assembly. CABAN, GEORGE “George of the Jungle” ... Com mercial. Hi-Y, History Club. CARANO, JORDAN M. “Joe” . .. General. Football Basketball, History Club, Math Club, Visual Ed. CARBALLO, JACQUELINE “Jackie” . .. Academic Y-Teens, Band, F.L.S.C., Orchestra, Prom Comm. Homecoming Comm. CEBULA, JAMES M. “Jim” . .. Academic. Sr. Assem bly, Sr. Play, Hi-Y. N.H.S.—Pres., History Club, Jr. Var. Football, Weight Lifting, Red Cross, Prom Comm. Annual Staff. CHILDRESS, LAVERNE ANTOINETTE “Mommie . . . General. Sr. Assembly, Y-Teens, F.L.S.C., Sr. Play Pep Club, F.H.A. CHOJNACKI, THADDEUS MATT “Hoyt” ... Prac tical. History Club. CICCOLELLI, ROBERT JOHN “Chick” ... General French Club, History Club, Prom Comm., Jr. Basketball Monitor, Sr. Assembly. COLE, DAVID PAUL “Dave” .. . General. Jr. Var Football, Var. Track, Hi-Y, Memo Staff, Sr. Play, Sr Assembly, French Club. History Club, Baseball, Monitor COLUCCI, ELAINE MARIE .. . General. F.L.S.C. Y-Teens, History Club. Pep Club, French Club. Home- coming Comm., Prom Comm., Annual Staff, Sr. Assem- bly. CRUM, SYLVIA MAY .. . Commercial. Y-Teens. F.L.S.C., Choral, Librarian, History Club. DANYLCHAK. CATHERINE “Kathy” ... Aca- demic. Majorette, Y-Teens, FLSC, NHS, Prom Comm.. Pre-Med, Annual, History Club, Bacc. Usherette, Li- brarian, Choral, Sr. Play. Sr. Assembly. DARKADAKIS, WILLIAM G. “Bill” ... Practical Football. History Club. 130 DATKO, REGINA ANN “Reg” ... General. Monitor, Pep Club, Y-Teens, FLSC, Annual Staff. DATKO, ROBERT F. “Bob . . . Academic. Hi-Y, Math Club, Sr. Assembly, Track. I DATTILO, ANTHONY JOSEPH Tila .. .J Practical. History Club, Monitor. 4 DfAWSON, DONALD LEE “Donny” . . . yiadcmic. Memo Writer, History Club, Memo Rep.. Vai rapotbalI, Tjack, Monitor. f j DIANA. ALBERT M. “Al . .. Academic. French Club, Prom Comm.. History Club. 1 ' MfrjJK DIPIERO, DAVID A. Dip” ... CollegoPrep. Var. Football, Basketball, Track, Vice-Ergs.—-Hi-.Y, Pres.— Math Club, NhS, Scholarship Club. History Club, Pr Comm., Annual Stall, j DIXIE, ARTHUR L. ‘“Slick” .. . Track, Sr. Assembly, History Club DtfBOS, RICIJ RD THOMAS “I French Club, Hi-Y, Monitor. K DOLAN, FRANCES ELAINE ”Fra Prep. Annual MemojStaff, NHS, Fn Math Club—Sep. Y-Teens, Homecomi tor, Commen. 5§ Bacc. Usherette, Pep, ral, FHA, Jr. Achievement—All St Sr. Assembly. John” . J. College Ejrep. NHS, ibs, Hi-Y, Prom Com 4 I EVANGELISTA, FRANCES MARIE Fran” ... General. FLSC—Pres., Red Cross, History, Pep, Sign Scholarship Clubs, Y-Teens, Prom Comm., Sr. Class Treas., Homecoming Comm., Memo Writer, Monitor, Li- brarian. % I EVANGELISTA, GLORIA HELEN ... College Prep. Red eft® Y-Teens, FLSC, Pep Club—Vice-Prcs., Co- Var. Cheerleaders, Scholarship Club, Sign ., Red Black—Vice-Prcs., Jr. Social Chair- omecoming Attendant, Homecoming Prom nnual Memo Staff, Monitor, History Club, ette. Qiptain ClubT man, I College FLSC. . Moni- ho- Club, DUBOS, JOHN M. Pre-Med Math Clubs, DUBOS, VIRGINIA DONNA Ginny” .., Aadei fej Pep Club, Y-Teens, FLSC, Mem pff. Checked Cho j Monitor. DUCA, PETER JOSEPH Pete” .. . AcadenM Fr. Var. Football, Concert, Dance, Marching Sho feandsl Orchestra, Brass Choir, Prom omm., History j®tb. . ■] j;Y, SALLY IRENE . .. Academic. Moni jry )fT. Checker, BfejEggiis, Pc History French Giubs, ®1S, Ffi’SC FHA, Prom Comm., Memo—Editori Annual. DUNCAN, JOHNjHENRY Seymour . .. Comnjer- cial. Football, Basketball. Track, Monitor, Hi-Y. DYCE, JOHN ROBERT . . ECK, VICTOR NICHOLAS Vic” Ed., Orchestra, Hi-Y. ELLIS, ROBERT LEE “Bobby” ... Academic. Band, Concert Band, History Club, Prom Comm. EVANS, DEBORAH CHARLOTTE Debby” ... Academic. Pep. Sign French Clubs, Y-Teens, FLSC, Homecoming Prom Comm., FHA History Club, Monitor, Off. Checker, Annual Staff, Memo Writer, Cho- ral, Student Council Advisor. I ARMIN I INO, RONALD L. Sach” ... General. Jr. Football Basketball, History Club, Prom Comm., Jr. Track. GAI ATHRIS, STELLA . .. Academic. Off. Checker, FHA, Y-Teens, Pre-Med, Annual Staff, Prom Comm., Histor Club, Red Cross, Sr. Assembly. GEORGE, STACIE ANN Stace . .. Academic. N.H.S., Pep Club, Student Council, Memo Staff, Capt.— Cheerleaders, Homecoming Queen, Annual Staff, Prom Comm., Sec. —11th., Chorus, Red Black, FLSC, Y- Teens Off., Sr. Assembly. GERASSIMAKIS, NICHOLAS Nick” ... College Prep. � 4ath, History and Scholarship Clubs, N.H.S., FootbiDl—Jr. Var., Weightlifting Team, Jr.—Track, Concea Band. 6EQ$ER, DEBORAH THEREST “Debbie” ... Aca- demic. Il’ep History Clubs, FLSC, Choral, Monitor, Y-Teeh $ec., Prom Comm. GOlSf ALEZ, AMILCAR Mike” ... General. His- tory. GONZALEZ. ROSA HILDA Practical. GOZUR. KAREN ... College Prep. N.H.S., French, F.H.A., FLSC, Pep Y-Teens Clubs, Homecoming Comm., Prom Comm., Monitor. GRABAN, JOANNA ... Academic. N.H.S., Y-Teens, Annual Staff, History Club, Math Club, F.L.S.C., Prom Comm., Red Cross, 9th Treas., Scholarship Club, Sr. As- sembly. 131 GRAY. DOUGLAS TAVARES “Baby Gray . .. Commercial. Var. Football. Jr. Football, Jr. Basketball. History Club, Monitor, Student Council. GRAY, WARREN EDWARD “Blade ... Commer- cial. Football, Basketball. Track, Hi-Y, Monitor, Weight Lifting. GUZY. MARY CELESTE ... Academic. F.H.A.. French Club. Pep Club, F.L.S.C.. N.H.S.. Y-Teens, Office Checker. Monitor. Annual Staff. INGORVATE. JOSEPH JOHN “Skip ... Academic. History Club. Jr. Football, Hi-Y, Prom Comm., Sr. As- sembly. JACKSON, ANDREW “Bryant . . . Commercial. His- tory Club, Monitor. Boys' Choral. JACKSON, MARIAH JANE Jannie ... Commer- HqrI H cial. Y-Teens, Special Choral, History Club. JANECKO. JOHN MICHAEL ... Academic. History Club. HAMILTON. JOHN .. . Practical. HAM ROCK. MARGARET ROSE “Marge ... Aca- demic. Head Majorette, Annual Co-Editor, 10th Pres., 9th Vice Pres., Marching and Concert Bands, N.H.S., F.H.A., F.L.S.C., Y-Teens Treas., Red and Black, Thespians, Math Club, Scholarship Club. Pre Med Club. French Club, Prom Comm., History Club, Sr. Assembly. Sr. Play. Jr. Achievement, Red Cross. Homecoming Comm. HARVISCHAK. KATHLEEN ANN “Kathy ... General. Pep Club. French Club, Y-Teens, History Club. Monitor. JANECO. KEITH ... College Prep. Hi-Y, Scholarship Club. History Club. Math Club. JANKOWSKI, ALLAN FRANCIS ... College Prep. Sr. Assembly. JENOFF, MICHELE ANN “Mickey ... Academic. Majorette, N ILS., Y-Teens, F.L.S.C.. History Club. Math Club. French Club, F.H.A., Pre Med, Office Checker, Monitor, Sr. Assembly, Annual StalT. Home- coming Comm., Scholarship Club. JUARBE, MARIA SOCORRO “Cookie N.H.S., HASSAY, JEROME STEPHEN “Jerry ... Academic. Scholarship Club, Math Club, History Club, Hi-Y. HOGAN, PATRICK WILLIAM “Hogie”' ... Aca- demic. Scholarship Club. History Club, Memo Represent- ative. F.H.A., Band. Orchestra, Sr. Assembly, Y-Teens. Pre Med Club. F.L.S.C., Annual Staff. Prom Comm. HORVATCH. JAMES STEPHEN “Woodie” ... Co -j lege Prep. Hi-Y. Var. Football, Memo Representative. History Club. Annual Staff, Prom Comm., Weight-lilting Club. JULJLLjS, MARY PATRICIA “Mary Pat” ... demic. Y-Teens, History Club, Chorus, Pep -sQub7 F.L.S.C., F.H.A., French Club, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly. KEISH, GERARD JOSEPH “Jerry ... Practical. Football, History Club Annual Staff, Sr. Assembly. KELLISH, GARY LEE ... Academic. Hi-Y HOVANIS, KAT mercial. N MARIE Kathy ... Com- KENNEDY. DIANA LYNN “Dee . . . Commercial. F.H.A., Y-Teens. Memo, Sr. Play J -S.C Majorette, History Club. Prom Comm.. Er. Assembly. Choral. HRELEC, CAROLYN “Carrie ... General. Majo- rette, Y-Teens, Pre Med. F.L.S.C.. History Club, 10th Sec., 2nd Homecoming Attendant, Prom Comm., French Club. Monitor. KENNEDY. MAR Teens, vice Pres, of FrenchjPub,i Scholarship Club. Sr. Assembly, Monitor, Prom Comm. Academic. Pres, of Y- C, Pep Club. History Club, HUDSON, CLARENCE ... Academic. Football, Track, History Club, Hi-Y, Monitor, Student Council, Weight Lifting, Prom Comm. KIMBROUGH, ELEANOR JOHNNETT “Bimbo . Practical. Choral. Y-Teens, Sr. Assembly. F.H.A. HUZICKA, MARY BARBARA Mary Barb ;.. College Prep. Y-Teens, F.L.S.C.. History Club. Memo Staff, N.H.S., Pep Club. Sr. Assembly. French Club. An- nual Staff. Red Cross. KLENF.C. RICHARD ANTHONY “Rick ... Practi- cal. History Club. KI.IMIS, MARIA “Mary ... Commercial. Y-Teens. F.L.S.C., History Club, F.H.A., Monitor, Pep Club. ILICH, MICHAEL JOSEPH “Mike . Practical. KORCHNAK, GEORGINA jpina” ... Commercial. Hi-Y, Track, Memo. Annual Staff. J Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, F.L.S.C., History Club, F.H.A.. Prom Comm. KORECHKO. PATRICIA “Patty ... Commercial. Y-Teens, F.L.S.C.. Pep Club, History Club. KOTSOL. PAUL ANTHONY “Paulic” ... Academic. Hi-Y. History Club. Band, Sr. Assembly. KOVACH, ROBERT JAMES “Bob . . . Academic. N.H.S. -Treas., Hi-Y, Jr. VarjRootball. French Club, Scholarship Club, Student Council. History Club. KRAL, GEORGE JOSEPH ... Academici Jr. Basket- ball, Hi-Y, Sr. Assembly. Prom Comm., History Club, Annual Staff. KRAMBOUSANOS, DEMETRIOS ... Practical. KRAUSE. LAWRENCE MARVIN “Peach’ ... Prac- tical. Visual Ed.. Prom Comm., History Club, Sr. Assem- bly. Annual Staff. KROMPEGEL, ELAINE MARIE “Elaine” ... Com- mercial. Y-Teens. F.L.S.C., History Club, Chief Typist of Annual, F.H.A., Pep Club, Librarian. Sr. Assembly, Scholarship Club. KROPINAK, CHARLES “Krope” ... Academic. N.H.S., Visual Ed., Hi-Y, Jr. Var. Basketball, Jr. Foot- ball, Prom Comm.. Homecoming Escort, Sr. Assembly, Baseball. Scholarship Club. KULIK, KARIN LYN . . . Commercial. Y-Teens, Of- fice Checker, Monitor, Office Production. F.L.S.C., Sr. Assembly. KOZUSKO, THOMAS VINCENT Track, History Club. Academic. LAROCCA. MARGARET ANNE “Margie” ... Aca- demic. N.H.S., Librarian, History Club, Office Checker, gjfhoral. Y-Teens. LAWRENCE. DIANA LYNN “Denny” .. Commer- cial. F.H.A., F.L.S.C. LESCIIINSKY. JOHN PHILLIP “Bear ... Practical. History Club. LESNANSKY. ROSEMARY ... General. Y-Teens. Jr. Achievement, F.L.S.C... History Club,. Librarian, Office Checker, Monitor. (Mkdc- -fl LETIZIA. CHRISTINE “Tina” ... Academic. French Club. Pep Club, Y-'Teens, F.L.S.C.. History Club, Choral, Prom Comm. Sr. Assembly, F.H.A. I LOTT, ANNEFn. MARIE “Lottie” ... Academic. Y-Teens, F.L.S.C., Office Checker, Band, Pep Club, Sr. Assembly. History Club, French Club. Monitor. MACALA. KENNETH ALLEN “Kenn ... Ac demic. Monitor, Prom Comm., Track. Hi-Y, Sign Club, History Club, Sr. Play, Sr. Assembly, H.R. Representa- tive, Var. Golf. MADICK. DAVID WAYNE “Dave” Hi-Y, Visual Ed., History Club. General. MAI LLIS, ELIAS NICK “Louie” ... Academic. Jr. Var. Football. Visual Ed.. History Club, 10th 11th Gr. Social Chairman, French Club. MALTQNIC, RICHARD PAUL “Rich” demic. Math, Club. Aca- MARTINKO. RICHARD STEPHEN “Rich” ... Col- lege Prep. Var. Football, Basketball, Baseball, N.H.S.. Math Club. MASI. RITA CORRINE Mace’ WAcademic. Y- Teens, F.H.A., History Club, Prorn; 5ommv French Club, Annual Staff. Pep Club. Sr. Assembly. F.L.S.C., Sign ciutoSrif v, -” jfcg ' ;‘ v MATCHfcTTE, RAYMOND ANTHONY “Sam” ... Practical. Track. Red Black, Band Captain, Monitor, Prom Comm.. Sr. Assembly. MAYLE, KATHERINE FAYE “Kathy” ... Commer- cial. Sec.—F.L.S.C., Majorette. Pep Club, Prom Comm.,' 1 History Club, Choral, Y-Teens. Sr. Assembly. MAZAR, DONALD K. “Don” General. MclNTOSH, CHARLOTTE “Ma ... Commercial.- Y-Teens, Prom Comm., Mascot Majorette, Annual Staff. Choral. Pep Club. F.L.S.C., Sr. Assembly, Third Attend- ant, History Club. MELEG, CHERYL DIANE “Sherry” ... General. Y- Teens, F.L.S.C., Pep Club, Librarian, Monitor, Prom Comm.. History Club, Choral, Sr. Assembly. MELNIK, PATRICIA MICHELE “Patti” .. . Aca- demic. F.L.S.C., Y-Teens, Pep Club, Librarian, Band, Sr. Assembly, Monitor. Future Nurses, History Club. MISKO, WAYNE DAVID . . . Academic. History Club, Basketball, Golf. MISTOVICH, DONNA JEAN “Misty” ... Academic. Y-Teens, F.L.S.C., Librarian, F.H.A., History Club, French Club, Prom Comm.. Annual Staff, Sign Club. Pep Club. Sr. Assem blyTn Pjl MITULI NSK I, vDONALD RICHARD “Lurch” ... Practical. Hi-Y. History Club, Track. rene! s'y “Rjosenjaric” ... story Club, Librarian fnw -Annual StaffASigr RHARLOTTEJE. “! , Memo Represt tativj ■Commercial, ent, Student , Sr. Assembly, RIE “Lynii” «Academic. V- Officc Checker. Prom Comm.. y. Wm. . Commercial. Li- Sr. Assembly. Academic'. r.I French Cl B Club, Pen Clu PANNUNZIOa ball. French Clu RICH,. FRANK Pres.. Hi-Y Pres., History Club, Sch Prom Comm.,I reek” ... General. 12fh ch Club, Pep Club, Prom ill, Monitor, Annual.Stall', PASSAS. GUS } i Vice Pres., Histo lComm., Sign Clu r. Assembly. ILL R ademic. F.H.A., Sr. Assem Y-Teens', French Club, Pep PASZKO, ESTE ly, F.L.S.C., 0(1 lub. ON Y “Sneak” ... Aca- i Club. Prom Comm., Moni- I Staff. RRY, WAYN ic. History Cli o; loot ball, Track, ieedj'’ «t . I raetical. Track, JOHN STEV ball V r. j Annual Sti ketballMgr., Proiji Comm. Sr. ... Commercial. Y- rian. Red Cross, Cho- College Prep. 9th ath Club Vice-Pres., S., Student visual Ed., Band? Monitor■. RICH, RONALD JOHN Acadcliic. History | Visual Ed., Band. .. RICH, ROCHELLE “Roach” F.L.S.C., Choral, Monitor, French Assembly, Prom Comm. bademic. Y- Pre Med, AS WAYNE “Ray” ... College Prep. 11, Jr. Basketball, Var. Baseball, History , Monitor, Prom Comm., Sr. Assem- ■ t .Council, Pre-Med Club. ANETTE MARIE “Jay” ... Prac- y Club. 1 “Popy” ... Academic. Chorus, Staff, Monitor, Y-Teens, F.L.S.C., lub, Sr. Assembly, Sr. Play, Office RICHARDS, FRANK ROBERT “Funnel” ... demic. Visual F.d., Hi-Y, History Club, Prom Baseball, Jr. Football. RODRIQUEZ, ANNABELLE ‘‘Ann” ... cial. F.H.A., Office Checker Pep Club, Concert Bands, Pre'Med, Annual Staff, Memo ative, Sr. Assembly, Prom Comm., Monitor, RODRIQUEZ, CARMEN IVRTTE mercial. F.H.A., Office Checker, Pep Club, nual Staff, Sr. Assembly, Choral, F RODRIGUES, NELSON JOSEPH ketball. Track. ROMAN, FRANK C. . . . Commercial. History Club. Sr. Assembly, Sr. Play. mbJ RALPH Ron” . . . Academic. ROMEO. RO Hi-1 Golf. ROSARIO, PABLO “Paul” ... Commercial. History Club. ROSSI. TINA GRACE “Tina tory Club. i Un Commercial. His- RUDY, JOSEPH CHAR Baseball, Football. LES “J.C. Practical. SABO, THOMAS ALAN Academic. Ba SANDERS. CHARLOTTE ANN Char” . . . Com- mercial. Annual Staff, Y-Teens, History Club. F.L.S.C., Pep Club. Sr. Assembly. SANDERS, JAMES Jim” ... Academic. Var. Foot- ball, History Club, Hi-Y. French Club. SANTIAGO. ELIESER “Eli ... Academic. Jr. Foot- ball, Prom Comm., Scholarship Club, N.H.S., Student Council, History Club. SANTIAGO, MARGARITA MARIA Margie” .. . Practical. Choral. History Club. LESTEj “Celestial” .. . Academic. 12th ! SCHUSTER. KAREN LOUISE .. . Commercial F.L.S.C., History Club, N.H.S.. Y-Teens. Office Prod Pep Club. Annual Staff, Sr. Assembly. SCOTT, DEBORAH LYNN Debbie” ... Commer- cial. History Club, Y-Teens, Sr. Assembly, F.L.S.C., F.II.A. SCOTT. MICHAEL “Mike” ... Academic. History Club, French Club. Jr. Football, Basketball. SECORA, SHIRLEY JEAN . .. Commercial. Pep Club, Y-Teens, F.H,A„ History Club. F.L.S.C. SEMAN. MARK MICHAEL Club. History Club. ... College Prep. Math SENJANEC; BRENDA JOYCE B-J” . . . Academic. Y-Teens, F.L.S.C. SA SS. BARBARA ANN Barb Academic. Y- PTeens. F.L.S.C., Prom dimm., Band Sec., Monitor-Pep Club, Librarian. SCACCL-PTTTI, JOHN ANGELO Brillo” ... Aca- demic. Jr sand Reserve Football, Baseball, Monitor, Prom Comm.. VisuaFEd., Sr. Assembly, Sr. Play. CCHETTI. PATR1CIAANN ... Academic. 12th Soc. Chairman, 10th Trcas.. jMonitor. Prom Comm., F.L.S.C. Trcas., French Club. Librarjan Usherettc M Teens, Homecoming 3rd Attendant. ette, Monitor. French Club, Y-Teens. I.C.C.. I.C. Prc Mcd Sbc. Chairman, Marching and Concert Banc IsN istbiiy Club, Prom Comm.. Sr. Assembly, Pep H lufe Librarian. SCHRIEBER, JOSEPH ANDRE Joe” . . Commer- cial. Baseball. SEWELL, DIANE LYNN Girlfriend” . . . Commer- cial. F.L.S.C., Y-Teens. History Club. SHANNON, EDWARD Eddie” ... General. SfJARO, JOSEPH JOHN rtjbe”.. . Academic. Hi-Y, Jr. Football, French Club, Pep Club, Sign and History Clubs, Homecoming Escort, Prom Comm., Monitor. Visual Ed. SHARSHAN, DIANE MARIE Diane History Club. General. SHI MINSKY, FR£NK STANLEY tory Club, Jr. Football, Visual Ed. B General. His- SIRILLA, JOSEPH Pu ball. Prom Comm., History C Academic. Jr. Foot- SKALERIS, NICHOLAS MIKE Nick . .. Aca- ■ demic. French Clujo, Jr. Football, History Club, Visual Ed. rx SKORICH. ALAN FREDERICK “Chipper” ... Aca- demic. J Tbotball, Track Manager, History Club. SKOTIS. MICHAEL Otis The Greek’ Jr. Football, History Club. Practical. SMREK. LORFTTA KATHLEEN Y-Teens, F.L.S.C., History Club. Commercial. SMITH, RONNIE W. Dynamite Cool” General. SQUARE, GLORIA JEAN “Glor” .. . General. Band, Y-Teens, Sr. Assembly. Sr. Play, Pep Club. F.L.S.C., F.H.'A., Office Checker. ANKO, JAMES JOSEPH Putt” ... Commercial. History Club, Jr. Football, Var. Track Captain, Visual Ed. 135 STUCKY. JAMES EDWARD ... General. Jr. Football, History Club. Jr. Basketball. SUCH, DIANA LEE ... Commercial. Y-Teens, Choral. Monitor, Librarian, Pep Club, F.L.S.C., F.H.A. SWEETKO. JOSEPH DARRYL ”Beeg Joe” ... Col- lege Prep. Hi-Y. Math Club, French Club. History Club. TAGGER. JANNIE LOUISE ... Commercial. Choral, F.H.A., Annual Staff, N.H.S., Student Council, History Club, Office Production, Office Checker. TARNOWSKY, DOUGLAS KARL “Doug” ... Com- mercial. History Club, Weight Lifting Team. THOMAS, DOMINIC RAYMOND “Black Squirrel” . .. Practical. TIMKO, RITA JOYCE ... Academic. Majorette, Sr. Y-Teens, 11th I.C.C. Officer, H.R. Representative, Faculty Editor, Memo Representative, French Club, Pep Club, Monitor, F.L.S.C., Choral, 3rd Homecoming At- tendant. TOFIL, JULIUS JOSEPH •Tor' ... Practical. History Club. TOMCHIK. RAYMOND MICHAEL “Toro” ... Commercial. TURSCHAK, PAULETTE “Pt” ... Academic. Y- Teens. Pre Med, Sec., Scholarship. F.L.S.C., F.H.A., French Club. History Club, Monitor, Choral, Memo Staff, Pep Club. VALENTIN, LUZ CELENIA “Lucy” ... Practical. History Club, Librarian, Choral, Monitor. VAN SUCH, DAVID RICHARD “Van” . . . College Prep. Marching and Concert Bands, N.H.S., Math Club, Student Council, From Comm., Annual Staff, Monitor, Hi-Y. VASCHAK. JOSEPH JOHN “Joe” ... College Prep. Var. Football and Basketball, Jr. Vice Pres., Hi-Y Sec., Treas., N.H.S. Vice Pres., Math Club, Scholarship Club, Weightlifting Club, Annual Co-Editor, Sr. Assembly, Prom Comm. VODHANEL, MIKE GEORGE “Pot” ... Practical. Jr. Football, Basketball Manager, History Club. VRABLE, ALLAN KENNETH Sarge ... College Prep. Visual Ed., Track, Baseball, Monitor, Prom Comm. VRABEL, VICTOR GEORGE “Big Vic” ... Commer- cial. Jr. and Var. Football, Hi-Y, Jr. and Var. Track, History Club. WALKER, LARRY ... Practical. Football, Basketball, Track, Band, Class Representative. WALKER. ROOSEVELT “Juney” ... Practical. Band, Prom Comm., Monitor, History Club. WILLIAMS, ALFRED JR. “Junebug” ... Academic. Marching and Concert Bands, Jr. Basketball, Manager Jr. Football, Sr. Assembly, Prom Comm., History Club. WILLIAMS, HOLLICE ALBERT ... Commercial. Track, Hi-Y. WILLICH, STEVEN JOHN “Steve” ... Academic. Hi-Y, Marching and Concert Bands, History Club, Sr. Assembly. ZETTS, PAULETTE KATHLEEN “Mouse” .. . Aca- demic. N.H.S., Choral, Pep Club, French Club, Y-Teens, Prom Comm., Scholarship Club, Memo Typist, Annual Staff, Office Checker. ZINGHINI, MARIE CHRISTINE “Zing ... College Prep. N.H.S., Pre Med, Choral, French Club, Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Scholarship Club, Sign Club, Sr. Assembly. ZIOBERT, ADAM PAUL . .. Academic. ZURA. ROBERT MICHAEL “Bob” ... Practical. PATRONS Nancy Adamko Marty Getz Pelagia Antonas Kathy Gorman Gary Abeid Mike Garovich William D. Armaline James Gioppo William Armaline Theresa Grondolsky Ethel Balog Mr. Gary Arrilour Beachman Denise Gray Barbara Balogh Marietta Galletta Lydia Bonilla Paul Grobon Brenda Bragalone Rick Gozur Donald Breetz Darlene Horvath George Bjclovuk Edward Bonilla Kathleen Hamilton Michele Hudak Barbara Baugh Marilyn Hvizdak John Bevak Susan Hudak Alodor Balogh Mike Hogan Barbara Busonik Mr. William Holliday Marionn Brajdich Mr. Michael Holliday Richard Bortos Miss Gladys L. Hetrick Mark Bolina Carol Herman Debbie Boris Judith Hatala Mr. M. Bozic Loretta Hross Rebecca Bires Veronica Jevesok Arlene Bura Donna Jakobowski Mark Cuva John Judin Pauline Clement Shirely Kopatich Kathleen Chytra Sandy Kish Judith Clement Debbie Krosinski Kathleen Congemi Dione Kavoktis- Mr. Albert Cenofante Ted Karenko Linda Carballo —Mike Koufsourais Barbara Copp George Kontos Mr. John Costantino Mr. Dennis Katsaras Mr. Cvengros Elizabeth Kotch Mr. Anthony Cougros Joe Kotch Mr. and Mrs. George Cebula Kris Krocko Mary Chaky Gary Kukla Patrick Cunning Marilyn Kornos Ernestine Dann Mr. S. W. Komarc Mr. John E. DeLucio Patricia Kozusko Cynthia Dovolio Mr. John Kimock Mr. Eli Danilov Mr. Bennett Kunicki Teresa Dattilo Steve Kantaros Rebecca Demyan Jeff Kramer Denise Dellick Donald Kushma Deborah Demchak Patricia Kozusko Milana Evanoff Richard Kafka Cynthia Elosh Linda Luc Marie Elosh Emil Lilak Mario Felice Chrissie Lemanis Darlene Fakner Richard Lesnansky Renee Falasco Mr. Joe Lahovich Fontaine Frangos Mary Lindsay Mr. Walter Furin Karen Liptak Brenda FaJohn Mary Lebenich Robert Fabian Debbie Labrie Nick Frangopoulos Dorothy Lcschinsky Deborah Frazzini Noreen Moderalli Larry Fuline Josephine McLaughlin Antoinette Frazzini Mary F. Mokotura Nancy Frozis Dorothy Moff Ronald Guidos Kathy McDonough Michele Guidos Kathy Monokondilos Homer Green Karen Magura Roger Guzman Jr. Charles Merrell Darryl Geewax Andy Mela Barbara Gavalier Marilyn Mingo Sloko Gill Becky Majusky Monica Godocsik Charles Miles Mike Goyetsky Mr. Dominic J. Monaco Miss P. Martinec Charlene Stiles Mary Ann Mangiarelli Mary Shiller Mrs. Frank Mediate David Sotlar Mr. and Mrs. John Motsko Suzanne Soltis Jane Macejko Denise Soroka Julian Morales Marilyn Sedmok Shelve Mayle Sue Stankich Debbie Machuga Mary Sgamboti William Muscolo Janice Strollo Elaine Macala Matt Stephens Martha Mrosko Karen Shabella Robert McMillen Mrs. Wm. Stanton Sally Moilamo Doreen Skorich Mary Lou Marsolo Mrs. Elizabeth Shellito Robert Mangiarelli Frank Sotlar Mike Martinko Patty Sotlar Bernard McDavid Mrs. Skukan Rose Ann Nesnidal Brenda Shaffer Paula Novakoski Cynthia Sarno Elizabeth Nocera Loretta Sevachko Andrea Novak Ted Spirtos Marios Nicalaou Jerri Stiles Mr. D. Nelson Janet Stiles Debra Norman MaryLee Scarfo Mr. Pat Nolfi John Smith Dennis Norcn Sheila Socak Angie Nocera Ed Sudol Georgia Ncster Debbie Shaw Mary Orosz Neomi Spiropulos Antonio Ortiz Gary Stanko Pamela O'Dea Andrew Sirak Susan Olive Bill Sagy Nancy Ocarz Elaine Terlecki Marifronces Petruska Cathy Tadlo Louis Parenti Dolores Tucci Renee Patrick Karen Tofil Phyllis Pesce Bill Tarcy Jean Peters Ann Testa Frank Pietruch Anthony Thomas Cheryl Pavlicko Beverly Turnbull Michael Pacok Drosos Tsarnas Toni Patton Gretchen Timko George Photakis Ted Todessa Linda Pacalo Mrs. L. Van Fossan Monica Palen Sandy VanSuch Mr. Anthony Pacella Diane Vorkapich Debbie Polkabla Darlene Vincent Arlene Palosi Nina Vansuch Mr. David J. Parks Marylou VanCobb Jeff Palusak Renee Valva Joy Pannozzo Beth VanSuch Carol Pastor Christine Villy Russell Puskarcik Shirley Wacht Joyce Pressly Cora Jenkins Willis Roberta Petruska Shelly Woychick Frances Peltz Julie Wellington Leonard Paskevich Debbie Walkosak Patricia Pctro Lucy Yeropoli Kathy Pastor Ken Yacavone Joan Roguski Dianne Yurak Arlene Rupert Terri Yaniglos Rita Rosko Georgia Yiannaki Cleo Roulakis Kenny Zahorsky Mr. Johnny Ryan Mara Yaniglos Carmen Rodriguez Chris Zbell Susan Rauzan Debbie Zetts Ralph Rotz Robert Zastany Frank Rossi Laurie Zetts Margie Straub Paula Zornjak Raymond Spagnola AD VERTISEMENTS To reach the unreachable star. To fight the unbeatable foe, To dream the Impossible Dream! Congratulations to the Class of ’69 139 OK NEWS AND DAIRY MEMORIAL 1968-1969 DANCING MAJORETTES BOTTOM ROW, L. TO R.: R. Timko, B. Vonsuch, C. Hrelcc, M. Hvizdak, Mascot C. McIntosh, M. Sedmak, L. Sevachko, K. Danylchak, M. Scarfo. TOP ROW, L. TO R.: G. Nester, M. Palen, A. Gozur, B. Copp, D. Kennedy, Head Majorette M. Hamrock, M. Jcnoff, K. Moyle, C. Fakner, M. Petrusca. Season’s Highlight Dances: “THE LOOK OF LOVE” “SONNY “GOING OUT OF MY HEAD” (The Hula Hoop Dance) 140 m NICK MASTORIS SOHIO GAS STATION 141 Congratulations to the Class of “69” GUIDOS BARBER SHOP A TOAST TO THE CLASS OF '69 • • • in fact, a toast to the 60’s! Don’t believe the prophets of doom and gloom ... the world is getting Better all the time! Healthier! Better educated! More aware of man’s responsibility to man. More sensitive to cruelty. More determined to right wrongs. It’s up to you to carry on the tradition! McKELVEY’S 1883-1969 142 FROM THE BOYS OF ‘69’ WASKO FUNERAL HOME Jack Wasko John Wasko Air Conditioned 216 Coitsville Road Campbell Phone 747-5257 Congratulations Class of 1969 MISTO CLEANERS Congratulations From PARISH AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Complete Body Repairs and Painting Towing Service Phone 792-8989 or 792-8944 1740 Mahoning Avenue Youngstown, Ohio w H O T RADIO 1330 Campbell, Ohio RO-WALT’S BAKE HOUSE INC. Compliments of Lincoln Knolls Plaza Youngstown, Ohio OSHELSKI FOOD MARKET MRS. ROSE MARIE DeRISO 183 Tremble Avenue WALTER E. BOBECK Campbell, Ohio Phone 755-4955 Phone 746-8708 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 GARONO FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE FLORIST SHOPPE LT. NICK GALANSES, Pres. F.O.P. FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE 625 Himrod Avenue ASSOCIATE Youngstown, Ohio 747-8683 JOHN LITCH, Pres. F.O.P.A. UNITED STEELWORKERS 146 LOCAL UNION 1418 KING’S Service Station FRANK ANTALOCY - Proprietor 536-9295 Rt. 422 at Stateline Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of 1 969 Class of 1 969 “STEVE the BARBER” MR. AND MRS. AL HAMROCK 3334 Wilson Avenue Campbell, Ohio Best of Luck to the Class of 1 969 F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 147 It is time for a new generation of leadership, to cope with new problems and new opportunities. For there is a new world to be won. John F. Kennedy 8 Stores of Quality • Downtown Youngstown • Austintown • Boardman • Liberty • Salem • Warren • New Castle • Sharon Compliments of PRATER INSURANCE AGENCY 2312 South Ave. Phone 743-5254 Youngstown, Ohio 148 BEHUN’S SUNOCO Best Wishes CAMPBELL SALES CO. 2221 Wilson Ave. Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Phone 755-0006 1 46 Robinson Rd. Campbell, Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND Pres. — Joe Toti Vice Pres. — Jim Ciccolelli 2nd Vice Pres. — Bill Ashmore Sec. — Steve Sofocleous Treas. — Al Barillaire BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1 969 149 THE GRIDIRON CLUB Compliments of CARRIAGE LANES AND THE “STALL” LOUNGE Route 422 — East of Coitsville Center Your Hosts: Tom and Al 536-6226 Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1 969 CAMPBELL HAIR FASHIONS Helen and Kathy Kocur 150 1 78 Twelfth Street KARL MOGG CO. Fresh Luncheon Meats Pork and Beef 450 Mogg Ct. 744-0261 JOHNSON’S POULTRY 17 Pyatt Street Phone 746-5333 ISALY DAIRY STORES Good Luck Ed Harvischak 3309 South Avenue 2460 Glenwood Avenue May all your undertakings in the future be suc- cessful and rewarding. Best Wishes Edward Sudzina Councilman-at- Large KOMARC STUDIO “for fine photography” Phone 755-2558 AUSTIE’S MUSIC next to Lincoln Knolls Plaza Sales — Service — Rentals Records — Private Lessons We Honor All Credit Cards Instant Credit 743-1010 151 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 MAYOR ROCCO F. MICO G. G. ATLANTIC SERVICE Struthers-Liberty Rd. AND GONATAS AND SONS 220 McCartney Rd. Best Wishes From Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1969 LINCOLN LANES ALBERT J. ORTENZIO 747-1929 Congratulations Class of 1 969 From Class of “43” 152 KARSNAK’S MARKET 272 Robinson Road Campbell, Ohio A Cheery “Well Done’’ to the 1 969 Class and Faculty From Employees and Management of the BARGAIN PORT RICH FUNERAL HOME INC. 153 315 Struthers-Liberty Rd. 755-5033 Campbell, Ohio 755-1359 HASSAY BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE 1 8 Coitsville Road “The Trucks That Cost the Least to Own.” Campbell, Ohio 755-3715 Congratulations Class of 1969 From PARISE STUDIO SCHOOLS WEDDINGS PORTRAITS Formerly Lepore-Parise 410 McCartney Rd. Campbell, Ohio Phone 746-1449 FAMILY GROUPS FIRST COMMUNIONS Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1 969 154 JUDGE AND MRS. JOSEPH KOLMACIC THE KNOLLS Congratulations to the RESTAURANT LOUNGE Class of 1969 725 McCartney Road Across From Lincoln Knolls Plaza 743-7954 ALPINE LUMBER CO. Congratulations and Best Wishes from The Knolls 629 Alpine Street 744-4425 EVANSKI GROCERY Congratulations and Best Wishes Graduating Class of 1969 Best in Kolbasi and Home Cured Bacon MICO DAIRY MICHAEL EVANSKI, Proprietor 52 - 12th St. 755-8244 223 Twelfth Street Campbell, Ohio Good Luck From Congratulations Class of 1 969 CARANO’S MARKET The Staff of 161 Sixth Street 755-4204 GINGER’S STYLING SALON Campbell, Ohio 755-8640 155 CALDRONE AND CIOFFI UNITED SUPER MARKET Congratulations Class of 1 969 “Campbell's Original Service Market” Quality Groceries and Meats PAULINE CLEMENT Beer and Wine to Take Out 134 Twelfth St. 755-8846 City Auditor Congratulations to the Class of 1 969 Compliments of THE C.M.S. CLUB ATLAS PRINTING 250 Twelfth Street Campbell, Ohio Congratulations From Congratulations Class of 1 969 CAMPBELL HARDWARE DOMINO’S DAIRY 156 Best Wishes THE 1968-69 CHEERLEADERS “Good Luck Class of 1969“ ACME BONDING AGENCY DUFFY’S INSURANCE AGENCY Lincoln Knolls Plaza 26 W. Boardman St. Youngstown, Ohio 746-2130 157 Congratulations Class of 1969 AIRPORT TAVERN Best Wishes and Good Luck Class of 1969 JERRY’S HOLIDAY HOUSE “We Cater to Private Parties” MR. AND MRS. BILL BORAK Phone 536-9280 Rt. 422 Coitsville, Ohio CAMPBELL BOARD OF EDUCATION “The Spot for You on 422” JERRY AND ESTHER CLEMENT Compliments of CAMPBELL PHARMACY 20 1 2th Street Campbell, Ohio Pharmacists: STEVE DuBOS and JOHN MATISI Phone 755-5221 158 Congratulations Class of 1 969 MASTERS TUXEDO RENTAL AND SALES 315 West Federal Street Youngstown, Ohio Phone 746-6249 MEMORIAL ALUMNI: ANDREW J. KRAINOCK NICK B. MASTORIDES Congratulations Class of 1 969 JUDY CONTI DANCE STUDIOS JUDY CONTI 71 1 Moore Avenue CHRISTY’S PASTRY SHOP Best Wishes for the Class of 1 969 Birthday, Wedding, Anniversary Cakes, All Kinds of Pastries MISTO CLEANERS 49 1 2th Street 755-4001 Owners: MR. AND MRS. R. CARANO AUTOGRAPHS 160