Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1960 volume:

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M ' W- ff?u. 7'-fwfsn ' X w f tw . ftujlccl H7 f VQYAG ER THE 1960 Presented by the Senior Class of H CARNEGIE HIGH SCHOOL Carnegie, Pennsylvania OVW H on V U3pU1f'cV9df?V2M?w?! . I ,we sf Ov myffyd y Gy XQXQ wif Af' H, yfjawlbjfj UU., UL 'tw WML! fi,-D116 .H -,N fjrgpv Mn A W fs,lZAffwJg,- 'H '12Lf ?'-f' ,yr ,, 5, C GX Wgxyie yyliflf' U59 if fm- W H .jcfdl X7 f L as mm, www- M'-W: f, MM11 TABLE OF A CONTENTS Administration ................ 4 Seniors .................... ..... 1 4 Undercicrssmen ............., 56 Athletics .............. ..... 7 0 Activities ........ ...... 8 8 Iunior High ........ .......... 1 18 fsfazs. DMINISTRATIQN all y C S it W , ,, s S - M ' s ,. 'Lewzf::wf,,fsz'1-1 1s5,,g21s-Fssg fsu MQ W. ' L Dr. Roy M. Hickes Superintendent Of Schools For the last nine years Dr. Hiclces has served as the superintendent of the Carnegie Public Schools. Before he came to Carnegie, he was the principal of Glassport High School, his alma mater. Since he has been at Carnegie, he has added many new subiects to the curriculum. He has a difficult job, but he is constantly improving our school system. He is admired by 'both the Faculty ancl the students. Mr. Kenneth L. Logan Principal Before becoming principal of Carnegie High School, Mr. Logan was principal of Harding Junior High School. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree at Clarion State Teachers College and his Master of Education degree at the University of Pittsburgh. This is Mr. Logan's second year as principal of Carnegie High Schoolp but in these two years, he has won the respect and admiration ofall the students. B0aI Cl of Ed LlCafi0l1 The 'Board of Education is composed of a group of men who have at heart the interests of all students of the high school and the grade schools, as well as those of the taxpayers . lt is their duty to see that any school problem brought before them receives the best possible solution and that this solution is carried out. Any difficulty receives individual attention and care- ful consideration in an attempt to correct it. The Carnegie SchoolfBoard is composed of seven members who are elected by the people of the town for a term of five years. They meet in the conference room of the high school the second Monday of each month. These meetings are always open to the public in order that problems of a student or taxpayer may im- mediately confront the board without unnecessary delays. The school board is also responsible for ex- tending every opportunity to each member of the com- munity, and to offer to adults, as well as students, the use of modern facilities within the school buildings . This is done by having adult classes in the evenings. Many people, because of this opportunity, become happier and, 'therefore, better citizens of our community . The Carnegie Board of Education, with the other duties already listed, has another iob to perform. lt has the responsibility of seeing that all school business and activities function properly, it supervises the maintenance ofschool buildings, financial problems, taxation, and all other school problems. We of the VOYAGER staff are proud of and grate- ful to these men who so unselfishly work to improve the Carnegie school system. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Schnepp, Mr. Jones, Dr. Hickes, Mr. Kahn, Mr. Firth, Mr. Garner, Mr. Walker, Mr. Lesko, Mr. Coll, Athletic Association The success of Carnegie High's athletic program depends largely upon the combined efforts of the mem- bers of the Athletic Association . The Athletic Associa- tion is one ofthe vital parts of our school system since it controls all forms of athletics in which our students participate . The responsibilities of this association are many and require a great deal of time and effort. The most important of these are: scheduling of games, purchasing new equipment, providing transportation for the players, hiring and paying the officials, and, of course, coach- ing and training the teams. The line of responsibility goes from the coaches, who have the closest contact with the players, to the faculty manager, Mr. Speziale, to the principal, Mr. Logan, to the superintendent, Dr. Hickes, and finally to the Board of Education. Mr. Zaney is the head football coach and also the physical education director of the boys. Mrs. Ball is the physical education director and coordinator of the girls' sports. She is also in charge of all in- tramural activities for girls only, and those activities for mixed doubles, such as badminton and table tennis . Mr. Marcenelle, Mr. Stoclcum, and Mr. D'Alessandro are assistant football coaches. Mr. Sobie is head coach of basketball and junior high football. Mr. Marcenelle is his assistant coach for basketball. Mr. Stockum is head coach of the baseball, Mr. Bandyk, tennis, Mr. Zaney, golf, Mr. Andresky, rifle, and Mr. Swenn, wrestling. Mr. Group is assistant wrestling coach. FIRST ROW: Dr. Hickes, Mr. Logan, Mrs. Ball, Mr. Speziale. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sobie, Mr. Andresky, Mr. Zaney, Mr. Bandyk, Mr. Stockum MR. CARL J. ANDRES KY B . S ., California State Teachers College, Instructor of Industrial Arts, Sponsor ofthe Original Hi-Y, Sponsor of the Rifle Team. MR. JOHN BANDYK B . S ., Duquesne University, M. S ., Notre Dame University, Head ofthe Vocal Depart- ment, Sponsor of the Tennis Team. MISS DOROTHY BUTTS B . S . Clarion State Teachers College, Librarian. MRS. NANCY BALL B . S ., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Instructor of Sophomore English, Instructor of Girls' Health and Physical Education, Sponsor ofthe Girls' Athletic Association, Sponsor of the Pep C lub . MISS AIMEE JANE BOYLE B . A ., M . Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of Senior English and Business Machines, Sponsor ofthe Future Business Leaders ofAmerica. MRS. EMILY CHIDLOW B . S ., University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of Shorthmd I, Typing I, and Consumer Education, Sponsor ofthe VOYAGER . Faculty -- .., . V, zrifw' WW' . sfisiarii . :.' ri35i. fwP'f 't 't f' in ' . ..t,- . . 'iill , I ' . . , I ' '-nJ T'3.' If qs v,....., f . . ,Q K gy li. L' fli' f flghtin., f ', f I yrrr , 9 tsrs - ff-sl 5, , ' i... ' 5 V ,a7f-'Ai' S . img'-I 3 I fismfktli. ,, If it , '- - - , ' - Wtowoasg' 'T-'Hifi --'- J f ' ARCH gi I ' ., 1 I , - zu 'X I ' 'Y MR. MELVIN C. BURKETT B . S ., Indiana State Teachers College, M. I.itt. , University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of Chemistry and Physics, Sponsor of the Future Engineers of America, Sponsor ofthe Camera Club. MR. RODNEY E. CLAWSON B . S ., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Instructor of Speech I and II, Sponsor of the National Thespian Society, Sponsor of the Debate Team, Director of the Junior and Senior Class Plays. MR. GEORGE CROSS B. S ., Salem College, M. Litt., University of Pittsburgh, In- structor of Biology, Sponsor ofthe Biology C lub. MISS LOUISE DICKENSON B . A . , Chatham College, M . Litt., University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of Sophomore English, Sponsor ofthe Delta Tri-Hi-Y . MR. ALDO A. DI IANNI B . A. , Carnegie Institute of Technology, Instructor of Instrumental Music, Director ofthe Band . MISS MARY J. DONOHOE B . S ., California State Teachers College, Instructor of Senior English and Latin ll: Sponsor ofthe Senior Class. MR. NICHOLAS FRATTO B . Ed., M. Ed., Duquesne University, Psychologist, Guidance Director, Truant Officer, Home Visitor. MR. MICHAEL MARCENELLE B . S ., Indiana State Teachers College, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of.lunior Social Studies, Sponsor of Student Council, Coach of the Football Team, Coach ofthe Basketball Team. MISS LOIS W. MASON B. A ., M . A . , ,Duquesne University, Instructor of Business Arithmetic, Shorthand, and Typing, Sponsor of the See. MRS. NANCY MATTSON B. S ., Carnegie Institute of Technology, Instructor of Junior English. MRS. MARGUERITE G. WERNER MR. RAYMOND J. ZANEY MISS GLADYS NORDSIEK B. S., Indiana State Teachers College, Instructor of Home Economics, Sponsor of the National Honor Society . .X Rx!! MR. om vAN ARSDALE MR. WILLIAM G. PALONIS B . A . , University of Pittsburgh, M . Litt. , University of Mexico, Instructor of French and Spanish, Sponsor ofthe French-Spanish Club, . 1 S, le ' Ylf'w g- 3 1. ' ' ' as sv swag -fe J ..: , . , . . V . . ' .. W-M. R. - Q W-.e ft Q WERNMENT cross ro w 1 H . 7 , -f mm- :mas nm ims,..,,,, SJ- A S hx? . f , Yi A :I 'I 7. E ex ' i ,A i .M ,f ff., - 5 ' 1 'I - -it K IJ V, .N PM .5 5 i I 4 , A , C3 ' .1 W- ' s, 1 . iii A I .yi , 'K mwemr ' ii ' 'iff . ......,,.........,-........... . 1 z F I MR. LOUIS A. SPEZIALE B . A ., University ofPittsburgh, Instructor of Problems afDemocracy and Economics, Sponsor of the Junior Class, Faculty Manager of Athletics. B . Ed., M . Ed., Duquesne-University, Instructor of General Mathematics and Drivers' Education, Sponsor of the Novus Hi-Y. B . S ., Thiel College, Instructor of Book- keeping, Record Keeping, Law-Sales and Typing I, Spar-sor ofthe Progressive Tri-Hi-Y . MRS. SARAH JANE PAVLOV B . S ., Edinboro State Teachers College, Instructor of Art, Sponsor of the Future Teachers. of America . MR. CHARLES R. STOCKUM B . A., Waynesburg College, M . Litt., University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of Sophomore Social Studies, Coach ofthe Football Team, Head Coach of the Baseball Team. B . A . Duquesne Univeisity, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of Advanced Mathematics, Instructor of Boys' Health and Physical Education, Sponsor of the Varsity C, Head Coach of the Football Team, Coach ofthe Golf Team. .1 1, 1 sem. -:si MISS DOLORES DOMBROWSKI Dee is secretary for Dr, Hickes. She is well known for her beaming smile For one and all. Having been here for five years, we feel she hos become a regular feature of Carnegie High School. Diligence has characterized her work here since her graduation from Carnegie High School. MISS VIRGINIA MCGREGOR Graduate - Pittsburgh Hospi'faISchool of Nursingf Registered nurse of Carnegie Schools. Special Personnel MISS VIRGINIA McGREGOR Grcducte - Pittsburgh Hospital School of Nursingj Registered nurse of Carnegie Schools . CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Pysh, Mrs. Aymin, Mrs. Unger SENICRS ,1-am LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary zwofkog Presidentg Joyce Dunlevy, T xio, Vice ecrefclry. CARL H. AMSTONE, III Nice, easy-going fellow . . . likes science classes, does well in them. Future Engineers ofAmerica 1O,I1,I2, Vice President 11, Biology Club IO,12. JAMES CHARLES ARMANI Came ta Carnegie from St. Lulces . . . a ladies' man. Original Hi-Y 11,12. SANDRA JEAN ARMANI Terrific cheerleader . . . cute and active. . . Canteen supporter. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,1I,12, Secretary 11, G. A. A. 1O,II,I2, Intramural Sports lO,1I,I2, Junior Play Committee, Chairman, Junior Pram Committee, Chairman, G CIef1O,Chair II,I2, Senior Play Cast, Magazine Campaign I2, Senior Class Secretary, Cheerleader I1,12, Co-Captain 12, Pep Club 12, United Fund Attendant 12, May Queen. EDWARD BALCHON Can be seen Ioafing in the halls at lunch time. . . favorite class is study hall. MARILYN JOAN BARBISH Active in all school activities . . .aneat dresser . . . long auburn hair. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10,1 1, 12, Secretary1O, G. A. A. IO,I1,i2, G Clef 10,ChairI1, National Honor Society II, 12, Student Council II, National Thespian Society 12, Vice Pres- ident I2, Junior Play Cast, Junior Class Treasurer, VOYAGER Staff 10, I 1 , 12, Magazine Campaign 12, Intramural Sports 10,11 , 12, Pep Club 12, Junior Prom Committee, Officials' Club 11. ELIZABETH BARNE TT Bets . . . quiet and sweet . . . dainty and petite. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y I0,I1, I2, Vice President IO, Drama Club I0,11, Treasurer 11, G. A. A. 12, VOYAGER Staff 12, Student Council 12, Pep Club 12, Intramural Sports IO, I 1, 12, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play Committee, May Queen Court. 4 JAMES WILLIAM BARRIE Ouief and reserved . . . always seen with the East Carnegie gang . ROSEMARIE BARTHEN Shy and quiet . . . usually found with Donna . a nice smile. NORMAN BATES Bubbles . . . hasn'f a care in the world . . . u hearfy sense of humor. Rifle Team IOP Glee Club IOQ Choir II. LINDA CAROL BENNETT A wonderful worker . . . likes to Iceep peace. G Clef IOj Choir II,I2g G. A. A. IO,IIg Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, I2g Pep Club 125 Infra- murcISporIs I0,II,I2. JANICE A. BERNACIAK Pals around with Rosemarie . . . curly hair . . . quiet. Progresive Tri-Hi-Y IOQ G Clef IOp See Staff I0g Future Business Leaders of America II, I2g Choir II . CARME N BEVI LACQ UA A real cool drum player . . . quief in school. See Staff IO. , M. K 5? I ' -me-, ,W 'WK' f eg- ' - ' ' N' fl W . Liu,i W .,.. X H RICHARD BLACK An enthusiastic football player . . . spends his summers at the swimming pool. Novus I'li-Y IO, I I, I2g Varsity C I2p Football IO, II,I2, Letter I2g Wrestling II,I2. PATRICIA S USAN BOLAN Spends most of her time working in the library . . . part ofthe Cubbage Hill crew. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IOg French-Spanish Club Ili Camera Club I2. PETER L. BOWER Gives Burke a hard time . . . has an interest in cars. Original Hi-Y II,I2p French-Spanish Club I2p Junior Play Castg Senior Play Castg Tennis Team II, I2g National Thespian Society I2p VOYAGER Staff I2. JANET LOUISE BOYDA A capable student . . . enioys reading . . . college bound. G Clef IOg Choir II,I2p Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, II,I2, Chaplain Ilp Drama Club IO,IIp French- Spanish Club I2g Pep Club I2p Junior Prom Cam- mittee, Chairmang Junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Casty Intramural Sports IO, I I , I2p VOYAGER Staff Il, I2, Senior Manager I2. REGINA LOUISA BOYLE Has long, dark-brown hair . . . comes to all the football games. G. A. A. II,I2. JANET BRAC KER A terrific all-round athlete . . . seems to like to worlc. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y I0,II, I2p G. A. A. IO,II, I2g Intramural Sports IO,II,I2, JOSEPH S. BREGON Quiet and shy . . . blushes easily . . . studious??'? Biology Club IO, Original Hi-Y IO, Football II, Rifle Team II, Civil Defense I2. DONNA M. BRES An energetic co-head maiorette . . . personality plus. Maiorette IO, I I , I2, Co-Head I2, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, II, I2, Representative IO, Future Business Leaders of America IO, I I , Treasurer I I, Student Council I2, Intramural Sports IO. RICHARD BRES Likes girls from St. Lulces . . . very quiet and easy going. I Rifle Team IO, Student Council II, Stage Crew I I . RICHARD C. BRIANT, JR. Spends his spare time in Rennerdale . . . a nature lover. Biology Club IO, I I5 Student Council .I O5 Tennis Team II,I2, Band IO,'lI, IZ, Swing Band II, I2p Junior Play Cast,Junior Prom Committee, National Thespian Society I2. RONALD J. BRONIAK Ever see Ron Blush? . . . smiles a lot . . . favorite period is lunch. Glee Club IO, Choir II,I2, Biology Club IO,II. EDWARD BUNIO Great ability in football . . . big, friendly grin. Original Hi-Y IO, I I, I2, President Il, Varsity C IO, I I, I2, Vice President I I, Football IO, I I, I2, Letter IO, I I , I2, Basketball IO, Student Council IO, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Class Vice President. KATHLEEN A. BURKE Loves to get into mischief . . . a sharp dresser. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IOQ Future Nurses of America ily Intramural Sports lip Future Teachers of America I2 . THOMAS CAI N Whenever Tom is around, there is bound to be some excitement. Rifle Team IO, I I . ANTOINETTE M. CARILLI Tony's assets are her naturally curly hair and beautiful smile. Intramural Sports IOQ G Clef IOg Future Nurses ofAmeriCa 109 G . A. A. lI,I25 Choir II,I2f Progressive Tri-Hi-Y I I , I2g Junior Play Com- mitteeg Senior Play Committee. JEAN CARLIN Has many different hair styles . . , always seems to bein a hurry. PATRICIA ARLEEN CARUSO One of our peppy cheerleaders . . . always the center of attraction . Student Council lI,I2, Secretary l2g G . A. A. ll,l25 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO,Il, l2p Cheerleader 11,125 Junior Prom Cammitteeg Junior Play Com- mitteeg Pep Club I25 Senior Play Committeeg Intramural Sports IO,lI,l2g Choir II,l2p G Clef IO. HOWARD CLATTY Has a meandering way about him . . . earnest student. Future Engineers of America II, I25 See Staff I0p VOYAGER Staff llp Rifle Team Il,I2, Letter Il, l2g Glee Club IOQ Choir ll, 'l25 Junior Play Cast. ttrittiigl -,:: 332 W if g..ina..gtrff, df? dl viiMg,,, New ,Ms JAMES CLEMEN TS Good natured . . . loves to have a good time. French-Spanish Club IO, II, Vice President II, Wrestling IO, Student Council II, Novus Hi-Y I2, Senior Play Cast. PATRICIA CLEMENTS Has interests outside of school . . . little . . . cute figure. Camera Club lI,I2, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IZ, Pep Club I2. DAVID G. CRAIGIE Very serious . . . if interested in girls, he keeps it a secret. Glee Club IO, Choir II,l2, See Staff II,I2p Drama Club Ii. JOHN CROCENELLI Where does John go every lunch period? . . . always talking about cars. Biology Club IO, Baseball IO. MARLENE CUNNINGHAM Blonde, wavy hair . . . very nice dresser . . . sweet. Tri-Hi-Y l0,I2, G . A. A. II, Future Teachers of America I2, Cafeteria Aid II,I2. MICHELINA CURINGA Mickey dresses well . . . always looks neat and trim. Tri-Hi-Y IO, II, 12, Drama Club IO, I I, Future Teachers of America l2, G Clef IO, Intramural SportsIO, I I, I2, Choir ll, I2, Piano Accompanist IO, Il, I2, Magazine Campaign I2, Pep Club IZ. LOIS JEAN DAVIS Quiet person with a happy smile . . . pleasant manner. G . A. A. 10,115 Future Business Leaders of America 12. IRENE MARIE DEMAIN Short and sweet . . . very athletic . . . puts zest into everything she does. G. A. A. 10,1l,125 G CleF1O5 Choir 115 lntra- mural Sports 1O,11,12. RICHARD S. DEREWEC KI Strong,, silent type . . . shows talent on the football field. Biology Club 105 Original Hi-Y 11,125 Varsity C 11,125 Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Football 10,11,12, Letter 11512. RUTH ELIZABETH DRlNKHALL Pretty and sweet . . . ambitious worker. . . peaches and cream complexion. Drama Club 10,115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y10,115 Biology Club 125 See Staff 125 National Honor Society 11,125 Junior P lay Cast5 Magazine Campaign 12. JOYCE LEE D UN LEVY Dependablef . . . heart of gold . . . a sweet soprano voice. National Honor Society 11,125 Senior Class Treasurer5 G Clef105 Choir 11,125 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 G. A. A. l0,11,12, Vice President 125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Chaplain 105 Rifle Team 10, Letter 105 lntra- mural Sports 1O,11,125 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 10,115 Championship Basketball Team 115 Junior Prom Committee5 Girls' Varsity Volleyball Team 11. JOSEPH H. EGOLF Better known as Rocking lg . . . a ladies' man . Student Council 105 Original Hi-Y 1O,11,i25 French-Spanish Club 11,125 Choir 10,11,125 Junior P lay Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 National Thespian Society 125 Pep Club 12. Str' 'G ,g . 6, f, 5, Zi 71 R, ' .E Vlnz 5. . V ., ?i: .:s':s.':'r2:. r -::..- ...g- mt ,,, Saad, is , ss 1 ,551 Y Q, Si K ' Z, is r uer,fE,fi'Q X Alix fig fs ri? Q ' f if A Q ft if as I s si it-4 1 f iii H x Qs sl i1EliJ,5Z5giIQk 5 ' f Miz, 24,5 A J , 'sf s22fir2a:r:.ar - .:: ,s:-5 Weis' I ,ELG Jfbk, I fog r Es? gs , rs fs 'I ff' 'IWW' ifggs . , X I wg' I it , , 1 ffk.-. Lhx , . .XE isp. 'f fuaggeglse ' :f F Vfgtlssiiif 16' . QI RACHEL JANE ESS ER Lively and full of fun . . .all-round athlete. G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 County Chorus 125 Future Nurses of America 105 G. A. A. 11,12, Secretary 125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,125 Intramural Sports IO,I1,125 Girls' Varsity Basket- ball Team 10,115 Champion Basketball Team 115 Champion Tennequoit Team 125 Junior P lay Com- mittee5 Senior Play Cast5 Junior Prom Committee5 Pep Club 125 VOYAGER Staff 125 National Thespian Society 125 Girls' Varsity Volleyball Team I15 Officials' Club 11. MARIE DENISE PANTONE Very pretty . . . dark, curly hair . . . pleasant persona I ity . Future Business Leaders of America 11,125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 125 Intramural Sports 10. JO ANN FARINELLA Little one . . . short 'n sweet . . , leadership ability. G . A. A. 125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, President 125 Drama Club 10,115 Intramural Sports 11,125 G Clet 105 Choir 11,125 County Chorus 125 Junior Prom Committee, Chairman5 Cheer- leader 115 VOYAGER Staff 10,115 United Fund Attendant 125 Junior Play Cornmittee5 Pep Club 12. GARY PETER FED UNOK Always cracking iokes . . . never a dull moment with Fuzzy. Football 10,11,12, Letter 125 Basketball 105 Wrestling 11,125 Original Hi-Y IO,I1,125 Homeroom President 10,115 Student Council IO. PATRICIA CAROL FID URS KI Has a quick, lively step . . . always light and QUY- Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 Future Business Leaders of America 12. HARRY FITHEN Drives a hot, black '59 Chevy . . . quiet only in school. Cafeteria 11 . DALE N. FITZPATRICK Steady patron of Room IO4 . . . keeps Pop busy. Biology Club l2g Future Engineers of America lip See Staff I2. ANTHONY FLORENCE Adds his outstanding voice to the Double Quartet . . . hqapy-go-lucky. Biology Club lO,ll,l2, President lip Novus Hi-Y l0,ll, l2, Vice President l2g Student Council lO, lip See Staff lOg Marching Band l0,ll, l2p Swing Band l0,ll,l2p Choir ll,l2p Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Junior Play Castg Double Quartet ll, l2g County Chorus ll, l2g Tennis Team ll, l2g National Thespian Society l25 Glee Club lO. CAROLE LEA FOX Helps get those absentee lists out on time . . . quiet little miss. G Clef lOg Choir ll, l2y Future Business Leaders ofAmerica lO,ll,l2, Secretary ll, Treasurer l2g Progressive Tri-Hi-Y lO,l2g See Staff ily Intra- mural Sports lO, l lp Senior Play Committee. RICHARD VINCENT FUNARO The cause of a few extra gray hairs to his teachers . . . loves to sing. Glee Club lOg Choir ll,l25 Drama Club lOg Foot- ball llg Original Hi-Y llp Double Quartet l2g Pep Club 12. KENN ETH GARNER Has acting ability . . . all-round athlete. . . bashful?'?? National Honor Society ll,l2, President l2g Glee Club l05 Choir ll, l25 Student Council l2g National Thespian Society l2, Treasurer l2p Debate Team ii, l2g Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Castg Senior Play Castg Canteen Com- mittee i2g Magazine Campaign l2g Original Hi-Y l0,ll, l2p Varsity C ll, T25 Football Il,l2p Basketball 1o,11,12, Letter 11,125 Base- ball 1o,11,i2, Letter io,11,i2. RICHARD GEISLER Reserved around most girls . . . has a hearty laugh. Wrestling lO, l l , l2, Letter lO, l l , l2p Varsity C l0,ll,l2, Treasurer 125 Novus Hi-Y lO, ll,l2, Vice President l2. CAROL ANN GERRERO Cute as a button, and iust as little . . . a peppy cheerleader . Cheerleader 125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12, Treasurer I15 Choir 11,125 Junior Play Committee, Chairman5 Junior Prom Committee5 Intramural Sports 10,1 I, 125 Senior Play Cast, Officials' Club 11. SCOTT GIBBS Never a dull moment when Scott's near . . archer extraordinary?'?'? Baseball 10,125 Wrestling 105 Junior Prom Com- mittee5 Junior Play Committee, Camera Club io,1i,12, President 12, original Hi-Y 1o,11, 12. LAWRENCE R. GIEHL St. Luke's loss, our gain . . .friendly smile. PATRICIA L. GLATZ A future dancer . . . beautiful long, dark hair. Choir 115 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 115 Intramural Sports IO. SANDRA LEE GOZZARD One ofthe more quiet senior girls . . . I-rails from East Carnegie. Progressive Tri-l'Ii-Y 10, I 1 , 125 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 12. DOROTHY LOUISE GRANDINETTI Nice things come in small packages . . . neat . . . pretty, dark hair. G.A. A. 1O,II,125 Intramural Sports 1O,11,12. I ROBERT A . GRANDINETTI Possesses a shy smile . . . a mischievois twinkle in his eye . Biology Club 10,11,125 Novus Hi-Y 11,125 Junior Pram Committee5 Junior Ploy Cast5 Junior Play Committee. ROBERT F . HABERMAN Always trying to keep busy doing nothing . . a maulball enthusiast. Biology Club 10. Wl LMA L. HARBAUG H Great tennequoit player . . . always seen with Joyce. See Staff 105 Future Nurses of America 115 Future Business Leaders of America 12 . GLORIA JEAN HILTON Pebbles . . . five feet of heaven . . . worthy co-head maiorette. VOYAGER Staff l1,12, Business Manager 125 Maiorette 1O,11,12, Co-Head 125 Student Council 125 Drama Club 10,115 French-Spanish Club 125 Magazine Campaign 125 intramural Sports 10,115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,12, Representative 10, 11,12, Delegate to State Council Meeting 10, Delegate to Pennsylvania State United Nations Meeting 115 Pep Club 125 Metropolitan Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Council 1O,11,12, Secretary 11, Vice President 125 Downtown Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Council 1O,11,12, Secretary 105 Senior Play Committee, Chairman5 Moy Queen Court. PAUL A. HOFFMAN Came to us in his senior year from St. Lukes. . . likes to tease the girls. SOPHIE HUCHKO An active member ofthe F. B . L. A .... very dependable . . . friendly disposition. Future Business Leaders of America 1O,11,12, Reporter 10, President 11,125 Student Council 10. .3 GERRIE ISAACS Head cheerleader . . . pretty blonde hair . . . plans to study nursing. G Clef105Choir 115 Student Council 105 Future Nurses of America 10,115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,125 Biology Club 1O,11, Secretary 115 French-Spanish Club 125 Cheerleader 1O,11,12, Head 125 Magazine Campaign 125 Debate Team 11,12, Secretary 11, Treasurer 125 JuniorPIay Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Intramural Sports 1O,11,125 Pep Club 12. ARLENE ANN JANAS Pretty . . . expressive eyes . . . sweet soprano in the ensemble. Student Council 105 G Clef 105 G . A. A.10, 11,125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Secretary5 Junior Prom Committeep Junior Play Committee5 Choir 11,125 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 115 Officials' Club 115 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 SeniorPlay Cast. JUDITH ELLEN JOHNSON Beautiful recl hair . . . neat figure . . . neat dresser. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,125 Biology Club ut-W 2 Q if P 10,115 Future Business Leaders ofAmerica 12 Magazine Campaign 125 Pep Club 125 Senior Play Committee. ELLEN LORRAINE JONES Hilarious sense of humor . . . known as Jonesy. Band 105 Intramural Sports 10,115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Future Teachers of America 11, 125 Choir 11,125 Magazine Campaign 125 See Staff 125 Junior Prom Committee5 Drama Club 105 Senior Play Committee . MARY JANE JONES Cheerful and sweet . . . always has her trig done??'? . . . a blessing to the teachers. Future Teachers of America 1O,11,12, Secretary 115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 105 G CIef1O5 Intra- mural Sports 1O5 Science Club 11, Secretary 115 See Staff 125 Senior Play Cast. GEORGE MADISON JORDAN Sleepy . . . has a Cadillac that is the envy of every car owner. Rifle Club 10. I I RICHARD KACHNYCZ Likes to have a good time . . . mischievous manner. Band 10,11, Glee Club 10. WILLIAM KAN DRAVY Always causing a commotion . . . drives a cool Chevy. Choir 10,11, Biology Club 10. BARBARA B. KEARNS Full of pep . . .walks with a quick step. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, G. A. A. 11, Future Teachers of America 12, Color Guard in Band 12, Substitute 11. BEVERLY ANN KENDRICK Enioys talking and laughing . . . Iovely complex- ion. G Clef 10, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 12, Drama Club 10,11, Future Business Leaders of America 12, Choir 11. WILLIAM KIN KUS Artistic ability . . . looks more innocent than he is. Camera Club 10,11, 12, Vice President 12, Student Council 10. EDWARD KINNEY Seven transmissions to his credit . . . drag-strip fan. Student Council 10,11, Nominating Committee for Junior Class Officers 11, French-Spanish Club I 1, 12. JANET KLEER Quiet and friendly . . . active in tl1eF. B . L. A. Future Business Leaders of America IO, I I, I2. LORRAINE M. KLEER Cute and sweet . . . one of our smaller girls. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, I I, I2, Future Business Leadem ofAmerica Il, l2, Intramural Sports IO, II,I2, Pep Club I2. JEFFREY KLEIN One ofthe East Carnegie boys . . . has an eye for Buicks . RICHARD M. KLIM All-round athlete . . . future comedian. Football IO,II,I2, Letter I2, Baseball I0,II,I2, Letter IO, II, I2,Varsity C IO, II, I2. .FY '5 'l'?fgf'if3?i -5 .,,Q1xQ33,s,eA'1Mgi3,,fes,,,.1.1,,,.1,H .- , H . ., JAMES E. KNARR, JR. ,Q ,,,.,. iay. ijljgiit, A future Pancho Gonzolas . . . announces our A football games . . . won't give the girls a break . I I Student Council I0,II, Rifle Team IO,II, Biology -- 1 Club IO,II,I2,Va1sity C 12, see Stuff 1o,11,12, gg g Sports Editor I I , I2, Junior Prom Committee, I k, ,, , 4 5- V If Announcer of Home Football Games I I , I2, Spring 5 ii Vg Concert Announcer IO, I I , I2, Senior Play Cast, T . Tennis Team II, I2, Football Manager IO, Junior Vrkk ' . W , Play Committee, Pep C lub I2, Duquesne Tennis lil' 7i ' l Plaque Award I2. I ' ., 'i WALTER A. KOCZAJA G Good French student . , . very talkative . . . I . hopes to be a pharmacist. Biology Club 10, French-s punish Club 1o, 1 1 , 12. Q' i'33i221vr Zmm JUDY KOMRADA Honor student possesses beautiful hair . . . a smile for everyone VOYAGER Staff 11 12, Copy Editor 125 National Honor Society 11 125 National Tlxespian Society 12 Debate Team 11 125 G Clef 105Cl1oir 11,125 Girls Ensemble 11,125 See Staff 115 Junior Play Cast Biology Club 105 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 12 G A A 11,125 Magazine Campaign 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11,125 Championship Mixed Doubles Table Tennis Team 115 Pep Club 125 Junior Prom Committee . if 'J I '--' I it I 1, . -' L '41 if - V'-1 , ifllgi, fy ' , 2 ,TT f y 'I ,.., - 1 A f . SALLY ANN KRAMER Small and cute . . . quite peppy . . . wavy blonde hair. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,125 Future Business Leaders ofAmerica 11,125 Choir 11,12. RONALD T. KRAUS Mouse . . . takes life slow and easy. Baseball 105 Football 10,11 . ELIZABETH MAE KRIEGER Pretty . . . blonde and softspoken . . . a neat dresser . Future Nurses of America 105 Camera Club 115 Rifle Team 125 Future Business Leaders of America 125 Pep Club 12. OWEN R. LAMB One of our quiet guys . . . a hard worker. Biology Club 105 Junior Varsity Football 105 Choir 115 Civil Defense Club 125 See Stuff12. GEORGIA A. LANE Has never a dull moment . . . gift of gab . . . dislikes homework. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,125 Biology Club 105 Frencb-Spanish Club 11,125 G Clef105Cl'noir 115PepClub12. GERALD M. LANE Trouble seems to find this lad . . . enjoys week- ends at Kon-O-Kwee . Biology Club IO,II,I2, Novus Hi-Y IO,II,I2 Projector Crew II. BARBARA LORRAI NE LANGMANN Cute, with pretty blonde hair . . . will be the typical homemaker someday. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, Choir IO,II, Future Nurses of America II, Future Business Leaders of America I2. DIANE BARBARA LA SOTA An active member of F . B . L. A .... doing absentee slips is one of her many duties. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, Future Business Leaders of America I I, I2. CAROL ARLENE LEWIS Forever talking . . . long, dark hair . . . a good sense of humor. Rifle Team IO, G. A. A. II,I2. KAREN LEWIS Never a dull moment with Karen around . . . life of the party . . . laughs her cares away. Biology Club IO, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, I 'I , I2, Future Teachers of America I2, Student Librarian IO,IIg Intramural Sports II . SYLVIA ANNE LINDNER Sally . . . very hard worker . . . warm smile for everyone. Future Business Leaders of America IO, I I , I2, Representative I0,II, Secretary I2, Intramural Sports IO, II . FRANCIS JOSEPH LINKESH A quiet lad . . . blushes easily . . .likes football. Original Hi-Y iO,11,12, Football 11,12. NANCY M. LOC KHART Pretty, long page-boy . . . mischievous eyes . . . don't start her giggling! I! Future Business Leaders of America 10, Future Nurses of America 11, See Staff 11, 12, Pep Club 12. GEORGE W. LYONS, JR. Quiet, but good natured . . . hardly ever seen, except when lunch time rolls around . Biology Club 10, Civil Defense Club 12. RAYMOND E. MALIZIO Devilish look about him . . . excels on the gridiron. Baseball 11,12, Basketball 11,12, Football 12, Letter 12,VarsityC 12. JOANNE MASCELLINO Spends her spare time working at Bard's . good natured. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y10,11,12. LORA JO MASCIANTONIO Bermuda shorts and knee socks are her specialty . . . never a hair out of place . . . crazy paiama parties. V Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 12, Biology Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11: Girls' Ensemble 11, 12, G Clef 10, Choir 11,12, Junior Prom Committee, Chairman, Junior Play Committee, Intramural Sports 10,11, 12, May Queen Court. F 'x lm LUCILLE P. MAS LEY Lucy . . . usually seen in the Home Economics room . . . pretty blonde hair . . . cheery smile. Future Nurses of America lip Future Business Leaders of America l2p Magazine Campaign 12. MARGARET MCCALMON Quiet as a mouse . . . never in trouble . . . comes by bus to our Alma Mater. Future Business Leaders of America lO, l l , l2. WARREN D. MCCULLOUGH Asset to the Rifle Team . . . sense of humor and lots of fun. Rifle Team lO,ll,l2, President ll,l2g Football T05 Baseball lO,ll,l2p Varsity C ll, l2g Novus Hi-Y il, 125 See Staff IZ. DOROTHY M. MCGINNIS One ofthe first to arrive at school in the morn- ing . . . interests are found elsewhere. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y lO5 Future Business Leaders ofAmerica ll, l2g Biology Club IO. DON W. MQLEAN Happy-go-lucky . . . bosketbalI's his game . . . never misses a Canteen. Future Business Leaders of America lOp Rifle Team l2p West Allegheny Football Team lOi West Allegheny Sportsmqn's Club ll. KENNETH J. MCNAVISH Known for his talent on the Rifle Team . . . girls iust love to tease him . . . has that clean-cut look. Biology Club lO, ll, l25 Student Council IO, l lp Rifle Team TO, l l , Letter IO, l lp Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Committeeg Future En- gineers of America ll, l2. .H 5. www, x VFP!-any' RW' lQIS!'fQHfgf fy If KATHLEEN MARIE MERS ING Girl with many talents . . . singing, music, and acting are but a few . . . loves to argue. National Honor Society 11,125 VOYAGER Staff 125 Debate Team 11,12, Secretary 125 Future Teachers of America 1O,11,12, President 125 Future Engineers of America 11,12, Secretary 125 G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Piano Accompanist 1O,I1, 125 Junior Play Cost5 Senior Play Cast5 Junior Prom Committee5 Intramural Sports 10,115 Concert and Marching Band 1O,11,125 Swing Band 11,125 Pep Club 125 National Thespian Society 12. BARBARA L. MEYERS Picture of neatness . . . clothes galore . . . will make an ideal secretary. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11, 125 Future Business Leadeus of America IO,11, 12, Vice President 115 Intramural Sports 105 Student Council 115 Rifle Team 12. CONSTANCE I . MEYERS An excellent typist . . . holds the record for talking. Biology Club 105 Intramural Sports 105 Drama Club 115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 See Staff 11,12, Business Manager 125 Junior Play Cast5 Future Business Leaders of America 125 G Clef 105 Choir 11. JOSEPH CLARK MILLAR Bang . . . appeals quiet . . . at parties, though, look out! Original Hi-Y 10,1I,125 Student Council 125 Junior Prom Committee. JANICE MILLER Has a certain sparkle in her eye . . . naturally curly hair. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11, 125 Biology Club 105 French-Spanish Club 11,125 G CIef105 Choir 11, 125 Intramural Sports 1O,11,12. MARGARET ANN MILLER Hails from Rennerdale . . . quiet . . . better known as Peggy. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Future Business Leaders of America 11,125 Intramural Sports 10, 11. me if? HU! J' S MARY ANN MILLER Pleasant personality . . . many envy her dark wavy hair. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 G Clef 105 Choir 115 French-Spanish Club 125 Pep Club 125 Intra- mural Sports 10,11,12. PAULINE MINOR Sweet . . . neat dresser . . . very soft spoken. DramaCIub 10,115 Progressive Tri-I'Ii-Y1O,11, 125 French-Spanish Club 125 G CIefI05Cl1oir 115 Pep Club 125 Intramural Sports 1O,11,12. CHARLOTTE MINTON A newcomer from Scott . . . has long brown hair . . . pretty eyes. Commercial Club 10,115 See Staff12. QIYY -:df CLARA JANE MISCOS KI A lively maiarette . . . seems to be c bit shy. G . A. A. 105 Future Nurses of America 115 See Staff115 Future Business Leaders oFAmerica 125 Pep Club 125 Flagtwirler 105 Maiorette 11, 12. PAT MOLINARO Always seen with Bob . . . outstanding singing talent. VICTOR CARL MOX Skippy . . . a whiz onthe pitcher's mound . . always driving his Chevy. CAROLYN LEE NARDINI Sharp dresser . . . happy-go-luclcy . . . alwoys full of pep. Choir 11,125 Droma Club 10,115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,125 Future Teachers of America 125 Intramural Sports 1O,11. JUD1TH B. NORD Noted for her roles in the iunior and senior plays . . . a collegiate dresser. Drama Club 10,115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11, 125Nationol1'hespian Society 125 Debate Team 11,12, President 125 Junior Play Cast5 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Play Cast5 G Clef 105 Choir 115 Future Teachers of America 125 See Stotf125 Pep Club 125 Magazine Campaign 125 Intramural Sports 10,11 . G. DENNIS NOVAKOVSKY Den likes o good ioke . . . buys o new car every month. Biology Club 105 Novus Hi-Y11,12. FRANK V. NOWICKI Likes sports, especially football . . . shy. Football 10,11,125 Varsity C. 11,12. TED NOWICKI No danger of overworlcing . . . always chasing the girls . Original Hi-Y 10,11 . FELIX C. NUNEZ, JR. Exchange student from the Philippines . . . made o hit with everyone . . . rhythm on the dance floor . . . talented in all fields. Student Council 125 Choir 125 County Chorus 125 Novus Hi-Y 125 French-Spanish Club 125 Band 12. DENNIS OLIVER Dreamy-eyed when with that certain girl . . devilish. Biology Club IOp Original Hi-Y IO,II,I2g Camera Club II. ROBERT A. PALOMBI Likes to have a good time . . . enjoys singing. Drama Club IO5 Baseball IOp Choir IO, I I , I2g Double Quartet II, I2g Junior Play Castp French- Spanish Club I2g PepClub I2. MARTIN A. PASSARO Does well in sports . . . sharp dresser . smooth dancer. Original Hi-Y IO,II,I2, Treasurer I2g Camera Club IO,II, I2, Treasurer I2g Varsity C II, I2p Junior Prom Committeeg Football IO, I I , I2, Letter T25 Wrestling IO,I I , I2, Letter II, I25 Junior Play Committeeg Choir II, I2. SHIRLEY L. PASTIN A Our drum major . . . attractive and neat as a pin. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IOQ G . A. A. IO,II,I2p Girls' All-Star Basketball Team II, I2g Intramural Sports Il, I2p Drum Maior II , I2g Cafeteria Aid IO,II,I2. BETTY LOU POLING Cute southern accent . . . has the boys in a dith er . Future Nurses of America Ilg Future Teachers of America I2p Progressive Tri-Hi-Y I2. FRED POLLOCK Drives around in his orange Plymouth . . . blond hair. . Wrestling IOg Original Hi-Y lO,II,I2. WU? RICHARD CARL POPIVCHAK Pudgy . . . quite an imagination . . . a whiz at books. Student Council 10,125 Debate Team 11,125 Football 10,115 Magazine Campaign 125 VOYAGER Staff 125 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 Biology Club 1O,11,125 Original Hi-Y 125 National Thespian Society 125 President 125 Junior Prom Committee. RAYMOND POSNER Great wrestler . , .quiet until you get him startecl. Glee Club 105 Biology Club 10,115 Novus Hi-Y 105 Band 10,115 Varsity C 11,125 Future En- gineers of America 11 , 125 Wrestling 10, 11 , 12. BART PROZZO LY Flirts with the girls . one of our taller boys. French-Spanish Club 115 Original Hi-Y 105 Biology Club 10. SHIRLEY JEAN RADZIK Small but full of pep . . .hails from Rennerdale. Choir 10,115 Future Business Leaders ofAmerica lO,i2. LUCRECE MARGARET RAG LAND Quiet but friendly . . . has a knack for clothes. Concert and Marching Band 10,11,125 G Clet 1O5Choir115G.A.A.12. ' KATHERINE RANZ Friendly . . . has a complexion other girls envy. Future Teachers of America 10,115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,125 Choir 11,125 G C let 105 Junior Play Cast5 Junior Prom Committee, Chair- man5 Intramural Sports 10,11,125 Pep Club 125 Magazine Campaign 125 G . A. A. 12. DONNA JEAN RIBEAU Easy going . . . never a trouble to her teachers . Future Business Leaders of America II, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y II . THOMAS D. RICHARDS Happy-go-lucky . . . never a care . . . enioys skipping classes . Rifle Team IO,II, Camera Club II,I2. A. JAMES ROACH Newcomer . . . does very well in a debate. Civil Defense Club I2. CARO LE LEE ROSS ER Friendly smile . . . has a hearty laugh. Future Business Leaders ofAmerica IO, Future Nurses II, See Staff II,I2, Pep Club I2. PHILIP W. RUSH, JR. Forever laughing or causing trouble . . . pesters the girls. Band IO, Wrestling IO, Novus Hi-Y IO,II,I2g French-Spanish Club I2. V. JEAN RUSSELL Thoughtful and helpful to others . . . easy ta get along with. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, I I, I2, Choir I I, I2, G Clef IO, G. A. A. I0,II,I2, Treasurer I2, Pep Club IZ, Intramural Sports IO, II,I2, Girls' Varsity Basketball Team IO,II, Girls' Champion Tennequoit Team I2. PHILIP A. SALVATO Quite the ladies' man . . . wrestler . . . devilish eyes. Original Hi-Y lO,Ilg Wrestling ll,'l2g Vanity C II,I2. MARGUERITE M. SARSFIELD Margo . . . friend to all . . .aborn leader . . . always busy. Drama C lub IO, I lg Future Teachers of America lOg Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, l l,l2, President llg Debate Team llg Senior Play Committeeg G Clef IOg Choir II, 125 Intramural Sports IOQ Magazine Campaign l2g VOYAGER Staff ll, IZ, Picture Editor l2p Pep Club l2. LOIS JEAN SCHADE Sharp dresser . . . neat as a pin . . . pleasing personality. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y lO,ll,I25 G Clef IOQ French-Spanish Club ll,l2, Treasurer IZ. MARLANE LOUISE SCHONDER Mar . . . cute blonde . . . maiorette . . . the gift of gdb. Future Teachers of America IO, I I , l2g Progressive Tri-Hi-Y lOg Flag Twirler lOg Maiarette ll,l2g Pep Club I2g Cafeteria Aid IO, l l . ROBERT THOMAS SCHULTZ Likeable lad . . . always has his homework done. Biology Club IOg French-Spanish Club ll, l2, Vice President l2g Baseball lO,llg Novus Hi-Y I2, Representative l2g Junior Prom Committee II . WILLIAM SCHULZE Always cracking jokes . . . mischievous . . . great wrestler. Novus Hi-Y 1o,iNfe5rlzng1o,11,12, Letter io, Ilg Varsity C lO,Il,l2. CLINTON SEIBERT One of our cIass's newcomers . . . on the quiet side. WILLIAM SGRO R A K Hot-rodder . . . never does homework. Biology Club IO. EGINA M. SHAFFER Red hair . . .Jeannie . . . cool dancer . , . sharp dresser. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y II, I2, Drama Club II, Future Teachers ofAmerica I2, Secretary IZ, Intramural Sports II. LAN C. SHEPPARD Quiet in class, but outside??? . . . always combing his hair. Novus Hi-Y IO,II,I2, Biology Club IO. AREN S HIPLEY Cool, calm, and collected . . . has a good sense ofhumor. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, I I , IZ, Drama Club IO, I I, French-Spanish Club l25 Junior Play Cost, Senior Play Cast, Intramural Sports IO, II, I2, Magazine Campaign I2, G Clef IO, Choir II, I2. PATRICIA ANN SICKLES Friendly smile . . . outstanding soprano . . . bright blonde hair. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO,II, I2, Treasurer IO, Intramural Sports IO,II,I2, G. A. A. IO,II,I2, Girls' Ensemble II,I2p Girls' Varsity Basketball IO, I I, Student Council IO, Chair II, I2p G Clef IO, Senior Play Cast, May Queen Court. -Ir. 1-475 IIMMWI wha-. tw 'IIIIIIIW' if 1 in-f +inA '? is I . I, .,, ' ,'l 'li v 2 . . ' W, rx iw, , .:,. ni ri, lll'lilI V ' Ill' , f I I ' 1 ll, 'I , .V , , I V ' ,gjf',, I F3357 L Q' qgnuu-au LARRY SMITH Will be remembered for his Swedish accent in the play . . . a fine rifle morksman. Future Engineers of America 11,12, President 12, Biology Club 10, 11, 12, National Thespian Society 12, Glee Club 10, Choir 11,12, Double Quartet 1O,11,12, Junior Play Cast, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Rifle Team 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12, Senior Play Committee . ALICE RUTH SNEE Pretty dark hair . . . seems quiet until well- known. Band 10,11, G Clef 10, Choir 11,12, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y11,12. BILL SOLOMINSKY Easy going disposition . . . does well onthe football field. Football 1O,11,12, Letter 11,12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Letter 1O,11,12, Golf 11,12, Varsity C 10,11, 12, President 12, Originial Hi-Y 10,11, 12, Secretary 12, Junior Play Cost, G lee Club 10, Choir 11,12. H. LOUIS SPANGLER Shy smile . . . good sport . . . teased a lot. Rifle Team 10, Glee Club 10, Choir 11,12, Future Engineers of America 11,12, Biology Club 12. GA1 L LEE SPARBANIE Good debater . . . must have the last word . . . outstanding athlete. G . A. A. 10,11, 12, President 12, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,12, G Clef 10, Choir 11,12, See Staff 11, Debate Team 11,12, National Thespian Society 12, Magazine Campaign 12, All-Star Volleyball Team 10, Intramural Sports 1O,11,12, Champion Volleyball and Tennequoit Teams 11, Varsity Basketball Team 11, Student Council 10, Junior Play Cast. JOHN S. SPINDA An all-round Sportsman . . . always in a good humor. Football 10,11, Original Hi-Y 10, Rifle Club 12. I 9 5' iiixga v ' . 2- Wi f , 5 W' ff I f -' ss L I l i T 1422-2 -:.5f.5 fe f, . fifffli - ff f.,, Q, ' ,. RICHARD SPOLNI K A little onthe quiet side . . . rough mallball player. Original Hi-Y lO,TT, T2. MARGARET CHARLENE STACK Little bundle of energy . . . seen with Jean a lot. Future Teachers ofAmerica T05 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y TO,T25 G Clef TO5 See Staff TT5 Camera Club TT,T2, Secretary T25 Junior Prom CommiI'tee5 lntrarmlrul Sports TO, Tl . PATRICIA ANN STASIOWSKI Cute maiorette . . . sparkling dark eyes. Flag Twirler T05 Maiorette TT,T25 Future Teacheus of America TO, T T , T25 Pep Club T25 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y T25 Cafeteria Aid TO, T T , T2. WILLIAM J. STRANKO Reserved . . . makes no rumpus for his teachers. DIANA LOUISE STROUS Helps in the cafeteria . . . found with Carol. Biology Club IO. BARBARA JEAN STYS Likes all the new fashions . . . has the gift of gab Progressive Tri-Hi-Y T0,TT, T25 Biology TO Librarian Aid T0,TT5 Intramural Sports TO,TT,T2 1 MARY ANN J. TAVOLETTI Slow lazy walk . . . full of good cheer. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Vice President 115 G . A. A. 10, 11,125 National Thespian Society 125 Pep Club 125 Student Council 115 Student Director of the Junior Play5 Junior P lay Committee5 Senior P lay Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Choir 11,125 G Clef 105 intramural Sports 10, 11,12 , KAAREN THOMAS Cute figure . . . never has a dull moment. BiologyClub 105 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 125 Future Teachers of America 11,125 Pep Club 125 Cafeteria Aid 10, 11 . PATRICIA A. TROHA Always knows the latest news . . . noted for a long pony tail. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,125 lntromural Sports 105 French-Spanish Club 115 Camera Club 125 Rifle Team 12. JAMES A. TUDAS Our mighty editor . . , has that certain something . National Honor Society 11,125 VOYAGER Staff 10,11,12, Junior Editor 11, Editor 125 Original Hi-Y 10,11,12, Biology Club 1O,11,125Vice President 11, Treasurer 125 National Thespian Society 125 Junior Play Cast5 Harvard Book Award5 Football 10,115 Metropolitan Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Council of Pittsburgh 12, President 125 Debate Teom 11, 12, Vice President 115 Junior Prom Committee, Chairman5 Magazine Campaign 125 lntromural Sports 10,11 . EDWARD N. TURN EY Trumpet and big bass drum enthusiast . . . never in a hurry. Footboll1O5Bond1O,11,12. KAREN SUE UPCRAFT Very good worker . . . can be seen delivering attendance notices every morning . G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10,125 Drama Club 115 Future Teachers of America 105 Pep Club 125 lntromural Sports 1O,11,12. ...flung BARBARA JEAN UPTEGRAFF Lively talker . , . full of pep . . . usually in a hurry. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 105 G CIef1O5Choir-I1,12. ALPHONSE P. VIVIANO, JR. Outstanding math and science student. . . has a detached air. Glee Club 105 Biology Club 105 Choir 115 Future Engineers of America II, 12, Treasurer 125 Biology Club 1O,12. MARTHA JOY VOLK Always causing a commotion . . . will be re- membered for her blonde hair. Biology Club 105 DramaCIub 115 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,12, Treasurer 125 Future Business Leaders of America 125 Junior Play Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 G Clef 105 Choir 12. JEAN MARIE WALKER Always has something to say . . . never seen without a smile . Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO,11,12, President 105 Biology Club 105 Camera Club 115 French-Spanish Club 125 VOYAGER Staff 11,125 National Honor Society 11,125 Band 105 Junior Prom Committee5 Junior Play Committee5 Intramural Sports 10,115 G CIef105Chair II,12. JOYCE LYNN WALKER Seems like the quiet type, but oh, watch out! . . . dark wavy hair. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 105 G Clef 105 Choir 11, 125 See Staff 11, 12, Art Editor 125 Future Teachers ofArnerica 125 Pep Club 12. BARBARA ANN WHITE Sweet and quiet . . . will be a teacher in the near future. Future Teachers of America 10,1 1,12, Treasurer 11, Vice President 125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,12, Secretary 125 Pep Club 125 G CIef1O5 Choir 11, 125 VOYAGER Staff 11,125 Student Council 115 Junior Play Committee5 National Honor Society 11, 12. mga? ROB ERT Wl LKESON Seen with Paul . . . a chemistry lover'?'?? GLORlA JEAN WILLIAMS Silent . . . has done some outstanding dancing in thegym. G Clef io, choir 11,12,G. A. A. 12. SANDRA LEE WINDON Excellent typist . . .smiling . . . happy. VOYAGER Staff12, Head Typist 12, See Staff 11, Drama Club 10, Future Business Leaders of America 11,12, Recorder 11, Swing Band 11,12, Concert and Marching Band 10,11,12, Secretary 1O,11,12, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 11,12, Junior Play Cast, National Thespian Society 12, Senior Play Committee, Intramural Sports 1O,11,12, Magazine Campaign 12, High Salesman. GEORGANN EDNA WORTLEY One of the Rennerdale crowd . . . likes sports. G. A A. 10,11,12, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y1O,11, 142, Homecoming Court 11, G Clef 10, Choir 11, 12, Junior Play Committee, Senior P lay Committee, intramural Sports 10,11,12, Girls' Varsity Basket- ball Team 11, Girls' Champion Bcsketboll Team 11 . C HAR LES THOMAS YOUNG Always on his scooter . . . extraordinary sense of humor. Biology Club 10, Originial Hi-Y 1O,11,12, French-Spanish Club 11, 12, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Junior Play Committee, Football 10. LINDA YOUNG Rides in a green Ford . . . pleasant alto voice. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y1O,11,12, Chaplain 12, Biology Club 10,11, G Clef1O,Choir11,12, Girls' Ensemble 11,12, County Chorus 12, Junior Prorn Committee, Chairman, Future Business Leaders of America 12, Senior Play Committee. Q -mf' .. ,. . ,... E ,,-. .I , . 5, gQi.r,5f5gW3 1,4 3 F -.iff Wiiifzvf: iff? ?1:1..7.5m:?F 'fuer gs , y kai.,-: ,K V. fs. W- 1 ,WE ,. , tm. . . 5.6. Q3 - , 1 S of 'mt w i i2.a5Ef'fJ,fSiffQ1: 3g',fl'i iQi,5 CHARLES YLJRCHAK Drives a hot Ford . . . ladies' man . . . seen at Eagles. Biology Club IO,ll . FRANCES ELAINE YUSCHAK Frannie . . . quite an imagination . . . always laughing or giggling. National Thespian Society I2, Secretary IZ, Student Council I I, IZ, Treasurer IZ, See Staff IO, I2, Editor l2, Junior Play Student Director, Junior Prom Committee, Chairman, Senior Play Cast, Progressive Tri-Hi-Y IO, Pep Club I2p Drama Club lO,lI, Rifle Team IO, Biology Club IZ, G Clef IO, Choir ll, Intramural Sports IO, I I ,l2. STEPHEN P. ZALETSKI Stevie . . . loves to tease girls . . . mischievous one. Original Hi-Y IO,lI, l2, Biology Club lO,ll, I2, Baseball IO, I I , I2, Student Council I I, IZ, President IZ, Junior Prom Committee ll. JOSEPH Z. ZARACKI Loves driving his hot rod . . . seen with Yurch and the gang. Biology Club IO, Rifle Team IO. RONALD JOHN ZARICHNAK Good looking guy . . . has the middle seat of his car reserved. Football lO,llp Original Hi-Y lO,I2, Camera C lub ll. JOSEPH STEPHEN ZARVIS Interested in cars . . content with just watching others. Originial Hi-Y IO,ll,l2, Biology C ub IO,'Il, Civil Defense Club I2, Band IO. BARBARA JO ZAWI LLA Beautiful long, dark hair . . . not a noisy one. G Clef 105 Biology Club 105 intramural Sports 10,115 Choir 11,125 Drama Club 115 Junior Play Committee5 See Staff 125 Future Business Leaders of America 12. CHARLES ZAWOYS KI Hard worker . . . our class's representative in the American Field Service Program. Biology Club 10,11,125 Drama Club 10,115 National Thespian Society 125 See Staff 10,125 Junior P lay Cast5 Student Council 11, 125 Junior Class President5 National Honor Society 11,125 Magazine Campaign 12, General Manager 125 Choir 11,125 Glee Club 105 Junior Prom Committee5 United Fund Committee Chairman 115 Foreign Exchange Student 11 . IRENE BARBARA ZETHNER Drives her Chevy constantly . . . smooth black hair. Future Nurses 10,115 Future Teachers of America 125 Progressive Tri-Hi-Y 125 United Fund Queen 12. GARY E . ZYWOTKO Senior class president . . . very sharp dresser . . . a word for everyone. VOYAGER Staff 12, Sports Editor 125 Basketball 10,11,125 Baseball 10,125 Golf 115 Original Hi-Y10,11,12, Vice President 125 Junior Play Cast5 Senior P lay Cast5 Junior Prom Committee5 Debate Team 11,125 Student Council 11,12, Vice President 125 National Thespian Society 125 Senior Class President5 Canteen Committee 125 United Fund Drive Committee 115 Championship Mixed Doubles Team 11 . BARBARA SCHOMER A newcomer from St. Luke's . . . future nursing student . . . twinkling eyes. Catholic Forensic League 1O,11,125 Mission Club 10,11,125 Sacred Heart Club 10,115 Science Club 115 Science Honor Society 11,125 Mathematics Honor Society 115 Mother Seton Club 1O,11,125 Fatima 12. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mascianfonio, Sparbanie, Armani, Drinkhall, Isaacs, Popivclwak, Farinella, Johnson, Curinga, Slwipley, Ranz Magazlne Campaign LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Barbislw - Assistant Business Manager, Sandra Windon - First Prize Salesman, Charles Zawoyski - Business Manager, Janet Boycla - Assistant Business Manager, Marguerite Sarsfield - Second Prize Salesman. MOST POPULAR BEST DRESSED MOST ATl'lLETlC Sandra Armani, Felix Nunez Lora Moscicntonio, Gary Zywotko Gail 5PC'fl90f1lEf Ed Bwnio Senior Favorites MOST STUDIOUS BEST DANCERS MOST BASHFUL Judy Komrcclo, Charles Zcwoyski Ji-'dy N0VCl, KSU GGVHSF BETSY Bomellf Richard Klim MUTT oncl JEFF WOLF and WOLFESS MOST MISCHIEVOUS Katherine Rcmnz, Martin Pussczro Arlene Janos, Jim Clements Martha Volk, Harry Fiflwen l HRS! ROW: Egolf, Armani, Jonas, Bower, Zywotko, Esser, Yuschak, Sparbame SECOND ROW Ranz Shipley Boyda Jones Clements Srclcles THIRD ROW: Knarr, Gerrero, Garner, Nord, Popivchak, Mersing. Senior Play Stardust As the result of hard work, the Senior Class play, Stardust, was presented on November i9 and 20. The play, a comedy, centered about the trials and tribulations of students, professors, and a visiting actress in a modern dramatic school. Loud laughter could be heard when the students, led by their zany professor, showed that they felt their parts. The cast deserves much praise for its fine acting, as do the committees, for their hard work. However, none of it could have been possible without the patience, imagination, and efforts of the director, Mr. Clawson. Although the play was ofa different type from those usually produced at Carnegie, it was deemed a success by all. 52 Senior Play Cast Janet Ross .... Phil Ford .... Marion Phipps . John Redman . . Cynthia Keene. Raimund Brown. Mavis Moriarity Miss Freeman . Miss Robinson . Miss Jones .... Tad Voorhis ... Stella Brahms . . Mr. Bach ..... Dean of Women Prudence Mason Claire Carter.. . . Carol Cverrero .. James Knarr ...Rachel Esser . . James Clements . Frances Yuschak JoeEgolf ,... Pat Siclcles . . . . Janet Boyda . Mary Jane Jones . . . Arlene Jonas . . . Peter Bower . . . Sandy Armani Richard Popivchak ... Karen Shipley Judy Nord . . . . .Kathleen Mersing Jerry Flanagan ,. .... Gary Zywotlco Arthur Scott, Jr . .. .... Kenneth Garner GLORIA HILTON BETSY BARNETT First Attendant Second Attendant ay Court LORA JO MASCIANTONIO PATRICIA SICKLES TI-wird Attendant Fourth Attendant iii ,, if 'C , A .M w ww, , Mkdwvrivwmwvfm 'Y ,, ,awww-vm , I M. ,V 3 1 w M - - 1- ,,M-wwf. .vhv ,g,f,1Awwf.4-.M :ii f ,, M 1 WM wf Q N sf .,,, 1 wavy., wi K .wx ,M ,. ,- aff E by 6 Q W 4 w 1 n 'img 4-if FIRST ROW: Reed, Picard, Salmon, Wengryn, Waleski, Thompson Fife Zediak SECOND ROW Flint Armani Cubic Chonoskn Korzinsky Speznale Myefsf Mendolflf E. Wilson, Rataiack, M. Wilson, Schucht, Turnbull THIRD ROW Holt White Telerico Snarey Mullcney, Wagner Fern FOURTH ROW: Spiegel, Watson, Sherba, Wilsher, Bushem, Guiliani, Rolley Usechek Homeroom 102 Walking into Room T02 before classes in the morning, one sees the bowed heads ot the studying members of the Eight O'clocl4 Club, who, as punishment, report early. The room is a most pleasant one, decorated with pictures and posters of the problems of democracy classes which meet there . When the eight-thirty bell rings, varied personalities are found in here. Our unanimous choice for class comedian would be John Mullaney. The president of the iunior class, Louis Telerico, is in this room. Mary Lu Speziale sings with the Girls' Ensemble, Dick White, the Double Quartet. Homeroom 206 The room with perhaps the most activity is room 206, Miss Boyle's homeroom. The sound of office machines can almost always be heard, for office practice classes are held here. This is a change for the homeroom stu- dents, for last year they were in Mr, Burkett's room. Because of this year's physics television course, they were transferred. The new environment, though, met with their approval. The officers of organizations in Room 206 are as follows: Marcia Stein - vice president of the Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y and Betty Plachecki - treasurer of the Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y. Billy Lewis sings with the Double Quartet. Lynn Hall is one of the high-stepping maiorettes. This room is well represented in Student Council by Betty Plachecki . Lindale Scott and Lynn Hall are members of the VOYAGER Staff. FIRST ROW Daily Stein Naughton Fisher Rupinsky Gentile Kelly Barthen SECOND ROW: George,Plachecki,Whittington,Meneghini,Curuso, Scott Hall Cochran THIRD ROW Clements Sally Covi Moehrnng Wentzel Fox, Grote, Early, Lyons, Amend, Grohoski. l FIRST ROW: 'Giglotte, Whitaker, Gretches, Masley, Palombi, Davis. SECOND ROW Porter Boyce Bevard English Sutton Kidder Mlngarelli THIRD ROW: Mascellino, Kopia, Funari, Caroleo, Carlson, Palivoda, Giannangelo Homeroom 208 Sounds, not understandable to most people, can often be heard coming from Room 208, for this is the headquarters of the French and Spanish Classes. Mr. Palonis, the instructor ot these classes, is also 208's iunior homeroom teacher. Well-known for his subtle humor, he makes the twenty minute periods very en- ioyable. 'Although Room 208 is one ofthe smaller home- rooms, it has some distinguished persons. Diane Bevard, the only junior cheerleader, is also the secretary ofthe Junior Class . Virginia Palombi is its treasurer. Judy Sutton and Richard English are members of the Voyager Staff. Donna Giglotte is the assistant editor of the See. Donna Porter sings with the Girls' Ensemble. FIRST ROW: Broniak, Drost, Gazda, V. Streppa, Trybus, Nleyers, Kanter, Katocs SECOND ROW Upcraft Cook Komorowslci Shaffer Tunnion Goscenski, RaLowsky,Swoger,.Rossi, Yustak. THIRD ROW: Boyle, Brennemon Stone Carr ck Gall Sm th Grove J Streppo Baley Lewis Homeroom 210 The iunior homeroom, Room 210, is one ofthe typical ones of Carnegie High. The twenty minute period finds the class pursuing serious study in pre- paration For the day's classes. Mr. Stoclcum, also coach of the baseball and Football teams, is in charge of the homeroom. Long will he be remembered For his Famous deals . Homeroom 2lO is well represented in Student Council by Ken Medwig. Ken is also the secretary of the Varsity C and secretary of the Novus Hi-Y. Richard Grove plays in the band, Janice Swoger is a maiorette. Elizabeth Yustalc and Rose Marie Trybus are members ofthe Girls' Ensemble. Bernadette Broniak is the Chaplain ofthe Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y. Janice Swoger and Louise Cook are on the Voyager Staff. 62 FIRST ROW Moss Gartz Mays Sfeinhart Bilew cz Palosky Schlieper Walton, Romano. SECOND ROW: Sekelik, Jones, Ragland, Conley, Dixon, Gorczyca Komen Smith Allen THIRD ROW Longo Musico Fmnucum Roth Homo, DeFonso, Wilcox,Baux, Young, Stewart. Homeroom 212 The biology room, Room 212, is the scene of the homeroom class under the supervision of Mr. Cross . This room is unusual because it is the only room in the high school to have tables with drawers instead of having the usual desks. Also, during the science fair, many color- ful projects of the biology class are on display here. The offices held by the homeroom members in 2l2 are as follows: Alice Bilewicz - president of the Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y, Richard Roth - president of the Biology Club, Dennis Wilcox - vice president of the Biology Club, Wayne Szafranski - treasurer of the Civil Defense Club, and John DeFonso - vice president of the iunior class. Skip Young sings with the Double Quartet and Patricia Dixon and Alice Bilewicz sing with the Girls' Ensemble . FIRST ROW Masciantonio Sansoni Otto Cardamone Reynolds Podolak Gibbs SECOND ROW: Benedict, Mielk,Bateman,Davis, Kennedy, Hefferan, Art Roo m The homeroom teacher of the Art Room is Mrs. Pavlov, who is well liked by all of her students. After having the same homeroom For two years, 'she is convinced that it is one of the best. Although the Art Room is one of the smallest junior homerooms, it is well represented in school activities: Dolores Cardamone - vice president of the Debate Team, Janice Masciantonio - secretary ofthe Biology Club, Allegro Chiesa - president ofthe Original Hi-Y. John Green sings with the Double Quartet, Gwen Gibbs, Bob Mason, and Tom Duda play in the band . Student Council has as its representative of this room Joe Benedict, who is also the president of the French and Spanish Club. Homeroom 103 The sophomores ot Room lO3 have for their homeroom teacher Mrs. Mattson. Since both Mrs. Mattson and the sophomores are new to Carnegie High School, it is very appropriate that they be placed together. Room lO3 has quite a few people in school activities. Rose Marie Zupcic is one ot our sweet maiorettes who is always worrying about her routines . Jessica Bunio is the president ofthe Delta Tri-Hi-Y. Diane Warholalc is the secretary ot the Delta Tri-Hi-Y . Ken Boyda is the secretary of the Novus Hi-Y. Jessica Bunio and Tom O'Neil were chairmen for the United Fund Campaign. Homeroom lO3 is engaged in a special activity -- every morning the students begin to talk with the obiective of seeing who can talk the longest. Per- haps one day the contest can become official and the winner given a trophy. Who knows? FIRST ROW: Allen, Fidurski, Zupcic, Miller, Hanusiak,Warholak Orris Parnell SECOND ROW Payton Bunio Middleton Verzelli Yopsic Milliken John, Emerick.THIRD ROW: H.Martin,Wilson, Gordon,Terhorst, Viviano Kidder FOURTH ROW Cole Skerczalc Moehring Boycla Duval D Martin O'Neil. Homeroom 105 The sophomore homeroom, Room lO5, is under the supervision of Miss Louise Dickenson . This room is one ofthe more active ones in Carnegie High School. Members of Room T05 are constantly busy taking part in school activities. These are not only sophomore activities, but things which concern all Camegie High School students, not iust selected activities, such as clubs, but activities For which the students are chosen, such as Student Council and the Girls' Ensemble. Gary Benedict represents the room on Student Council, Carolyn Seder is the vice president ot the Delta Tri-Hi-Y, and Ruth McClain is the chaplain ofthe club, Christine Parkman is in the Girls' Ensemble, Joann Roman is a cheerleader. FIRST ROW: Vasalech, Beck, Curinga, Martin, Underwood, Roman, Craig, Gordon, McGuire. SECOND ROW: Cook, Seder, McClain, Mercer, Snotchko. Gray, Eckenrode, Cuspey, Parkman, Lipka. THIRD ROW: Alderson, Schonder, Houy, Brocker, Benedict, Knarr, Yeager, Gray. FOURTH ROW: Cubic, Molinaro, Lockhart, Soho, Platts, Senovich, Saints, Paskin, Novak. 'N Hw-B-m.., f K Homeroom 204 Room 204, a room of newcomers to Carnegie High School, the sophomores, is the homeroom of Mrs. Emily Chidlow. For some reason, this room seems to be the center of many activities. There are always people in this room who belong in other homerooms, but find things more interesting in Room 204. Bob Aston is one ofthe few sophomores to be on the Varsity Basketball Team. Linda Grove is ex- ceptional in that she constantly receives high honor grades. Nancy Bogdon is the Student Council representative in Room 204. Nancy is a very busy young lady--besides being on Student Council, she is also o cheerleader and treasurer of the Delta Tri-Hi-Y . FIRST ROW: Mulig, Grezelak, Warholak, Makar, Emerick, Elinoff, Sully, Wall. SECOND ROW: Allott, Bogdon, Sutton, Schneider, Drogowski, Meyers, Moehring, Michalec, King, Grove. THIRD ROW: Schmek, Thomassy, Vasalech, Nutbrown, Gerrero, Elikan, Sebastian. FOURTH ROW: Brandebura, Miller, Lynch, Aston, Chazal, Kennedy, Nidbella, Burke. Student Activities The Student Activities room is one of the smaller sophomore homerooms, under the supervision ot Mr. Clawson. its decorations are changed frequently although the basic theme usually centers around some part ot a speech course, for that is what Mr. Clawson teaches. However, constant companions to the students are the masks on the bulletin board . These were sent to Mr. Clawson from all parts of the world. A large dark-brown one is said to be an actual death mask from Africa. The homeroom students are always in suspense for they never know just how the desks will be ar- ranged inthe room. They don't really mind the changes, they seem to like variety in their day's program. The room has Gloria Buny as a representative to Student Council . FIRST ROW: Buny, Hunter, Barthen, Bishop, Zebraskey, Johnson, Persiani. SECOND ROW: Austin, Garner, Amend, Collins, Penn, Padalino, Henke. THIRD ROW: McFarland, Gariepy, Sullivan, Korpiel, Sgro, O'Neil, Nowagarski. FIRST ROW: N. Phillips, Turney, Bohnke, J. Johnson, Davin, Kumisol, Mangnamele Faliclc Zcwnlla SECOND ROW Elnlcan Demarcc Knepper Stevenson Moss, J. Cable, Woodull, Kochirka, McTavish, Campolongo, Schreiber, Seder Marchese C Cable THIRD ROW Conley Thorpe Jesek Pclivoda Glatz S Phillips, Serzega, Haracy, Riding, McKelvey, Weikel, Keller. FOURTH ROW Stewart Jones McNavish Baldrxdge Doran Welschmann Milliken Krisovenslci, Lynch, Curinga. Study Hall The Study Hall, contrary to its name, is also a sophomore homeroom under the supervision ot Mrs. Werner. She and the sophomores are new to Carnegie High School this year. The Study Hall is unique because it is the largest classroom in the school and the only one located in the basement. It also has the most students of any homeroom in the school. These students always seem to be enioying themselves, for their large number helps create an informal at- mosphere . Some of the students are very active in the functions of the school. This room is well represented in Student Council by Kathleen Haracy and Gerald McNavish. Kathleen Haracy, Patricia Zawilla, and Jim Riding are onthe VOYAGER Staff. n W 4, 1-.4 X iv if J .,. I, Se BBB Z B- MR. ZANEY - Head Coach To Carnegie High, football is the sport which brings together the entire student body in a burst ot pep and enthusiasm for the Little Tartans. At the games, the spectators, along with the PepClub and cheerleaders, yell and cheer encouragement to the team with the aim of Victory, victory is our cry! in mind. At the beginning ot the season, the future didn't seem too bright, for the entire experienced baclqtield ot last year had graduated, leaving new recruits in their places. However, this pessimistic attitude was soon changed, for, after a little ex- perience, the team scored five wins, tour losses, and one tie. We are proud of the spirit and drive ot the team this year, and feel that they deserve much praise. 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Allegheny Crafton Brentwood Bethel Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Camegie Carnegie Carnegie McKees Rocks South Fayette Bridgeville Peters Township Moon Township Coraopolis Stowe Township Dormont T . Jefferson Scott Township W . Allegheny Crafton Brentwood Bethel T . Jefferson G lassport Scott Township W . Allegheny Crafton Brentwood FIRST ROW: English, Sullivan, Ruskin J lc C b SECONDR W St ppa H Rt as ,sm .5 M12 mx, ' M ,lg ., my Q? 1 Q f M., Lv Rf 2 s 1 F , AE, 1 Qin K I 3 S 1295 Q5 Ve af ,gg gi f Lf m,iAV L C FIRST ROW: Schultze, Martin, G. Benedict, J. Benedict, Cole. SECOND ROW: Geisler, Black, Salvato, Gall, Molinaro, Posner. THIRD ROW: Elikan Gordon, Dunlap, Conley, Skerczak, Moehring, Saints, Sebastian, Gray, Knarr. Wrestling Kennedy - Manager, Mr. Swenn - Coach. Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Washington Munhall Mt. Lebanon Shaler Avel la Burg ettstown Wi lkinsburg Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Dormont Shadyside Scott Township Peters Township North Allegheny North Hills West Allegheny . 8, .pw K kg :.- : gas ,, W' ,- f H Q A f -za1,f,sL ' Yi qi Q a g '12 f X f by :Mlm k fx-:S-giffgg .X, I V 'ij - - Q Af. , . R m 3 ' gg 1 EMM? f x . A 'K gg, 6: 435 5! MQW' .... , N, , A , ff ' , + ' ' 35 w Vw y J lei E3 1 KW 'Q' g r wi f' I. .... . , ' aff ' N -:Egg --. -:5sE5i5,.5,3,: .V Q, if N Eg? sei, fi 4?fMW?3f ?gf5'ETE5?'f2 iEE.: 'Qui QW! 1' Ii gf i? 5, ik? Z2 -131322: f S My 1. ,xg f-., x e w -101 Baseball The crack of the bat and shouts ofthe crowd again indicated that the Little Tartans were back on the field . The team, under the supervision of Mr. Charles Stockum, had much skill and enthusiasm. For the First time this year, the team played on the new baseball field . This seemed to spur them on towards their goal of winning the W.P .I .A .L . championship. M Tr . I .P mi -4 4+ J E' I fr hr: 5 x 4, J, , x i Q ,I fl ,V fi I' if ss rs - F, ,ri is ' ' 1' . Q J., If - me . T' V P LEFT TO RIGHT: Seniors: Zaletslci, Garner, McCullough, Kllm, Mr. Stockum - Coach. ' In , l, an Xp' 4 U i , . 4. fb V jf I is nl wl T F, . ,B FIRST ROW: O'Neil, Funari, Cole, Bailey, Coleman, Covi. SECOND ROW: Gordon, Mclielvey, Raskin, Garner, Conley, Lewis, Caroleo, Medwig, Klim. THIRD ROW: Joe Palivoda, Sullivan, Aston, Jim Palivoda, McCullough, Zaletski, Stewart, Usechelc. 21. 'L Q ,X , , Wm. QM .- - ,A , ,., , LW .,, A mg -' far. SR' 'Q A ' ,m, ,,.. WM p, ww ji ' Q K l'L' This year the tennis team at Carnegie High has taken a great step forward. Under the direction of Mr . John Bandyk, our team has improved greatly and the interest among the elementary and iunior high students has grown rapidly. We were very fortunate this year in having three fine new courts. With this addition the team was able to practice much sooner and gain extra poise tor the coming season. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Knarr, Florence, James Knorr, Austin Tennis JIM KNARR Winner of Duquesne University MR' BANDYK ' Coach Singles Tournament CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEYBALL AN D TENNIQUOIT TEAM FIRST ROW: Sickles, Demcin, Esser, Spurbcmie, Russell. SECOND ROW: Miller, Dunlevy, Wortley, Jonas, Volk, Mcxscicnfonio. Girl W7 +1 Athletics . -X sys! ' sk its K vs s-. rf- vt Wuxi... ii- I A . f Q - . T ,,- A T assess tisrssi in ms 1-v M yi LEFT TO RIGHT: Caruso, Bevard, Bogdan, Gerrera, Armani, Roman, Isaacs. Cheedeaders A familiar sight at all the basketball and football games was the cheerleaders of Carnegie High School . They devoted their time and energy to practicing and preparing cheers during their summer evenings and while at cheering camp. Their efforts were not in vain, for they showed great skill, along with pep and en- thusiasm, in boosting our boys to victory. These are the cheerleaders of this year: Gerrie Isaacs, the only member to be on the senior squad three years, is the captain. Although one ot the short- est cheerleaders, she makes up in enthusiasm what she lacks in stature. Sandy Armani's sweet smile and pleasant manner do much toward making the cheering section cheer well. Pat Caruso is the very lively one who keeps the action forever moving. Carol Gerrero is full of athletic skill and bubbling personality. Diane Bevard introduces the cheers, for it she wishes, her voice can be heard above all others. Diane is never seen without her cheery smile. Joanne Roman and Nancy Bogdon, the two cute sophomores, do a very good iob ot helping lead the cheering section. 11 1.3 Q! R 5 ix - I 5 E A Q ef: A-may gag: -- E 5 s i A A Wi, 5, W. '-'wi-,.. . riff HA 7. , ,rw :W ML, : 'Tk fm: .., f f 1 ,i , Eff 395111. if -fu? 3 RZ f 1 . ,ff.m ,-,wi 1, mmfw, , 'ff , L fi Mi , A f7r W, - , 'ff ffwf fw . , x'4::1L.,:, ' ' Mm? ,K Nwgfwf ll-one-Q.. 3 f :'S I ' 1m5f,g, 555, . 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CHIDLOW Sponsor SANDRA WINDON Head Typist JAN ET BOYDA Senior Section Manager GARY ZYWOTKO S port s Editor RICHARD WHITE Junior Editor MARY LU SPEZIALE Artist LINDALE SCOTT Assistant Business Manager JUDITH SUTTON Assistant Picture Editor RICHARD POPIVCHAK Senior Representative I I I I I I LYNN HALL Junior Representative KATHLEEN HARACY Sophomore Representative RACHEL ESSER Typist BARBARA WHITE Typist LOUISE COOK Typist JEAN WALKER Copy Staff PETER BOWER Copy Staff RICHARD ENGLISH Copy Staff MARILYN BARBISH Copy Staff BETSY BARNETT Copy Stuff KATHLEEN MERSING Copy Stuff LARRY SMITH Copy Staff DORIS CHIDLOW Copy Staff JQNICE SWOGER C Wpy Stuff P TRICIA ZAWILLA C py Staff J MES RIDING C py Staff S ,Q A .5 ii I xgifgg2'sagQfQ2I3iIirtegifagzggmtwgftafggggggxzai M ., iw , is - ' I: A gig. I f, Arafat? N w? - fnwzmsifw lg twtggiwivz ' 4, ' 'Q' itttiiii . , , ., ,ig-ff-if igk ' .mr J- thigh '2' ,ff Iii :fi if :Q H , jk I V. mf-1v.f , f Q S ef' I 4 91 3 5 9 5 3 ff i 5 9 5 E 9- F Q -1 . . A 1 1 11 E n 'Wi I 'uw : ' .ff wi Q AW Y , , nv I , :gm 9 FIRST ROW: Miss Mason - Sponsor, Yuschak - Editor, Broniak. SECOND ROW: Bres, L. Janes, Giglorfe - Assistant Editor. THIRD ROW: M. J. Jones, John, Cardamone. FOURTH ROW: Grove, SuIIy, Zawilla. FIFTH ROW: Meneghini, Meyers - Business Manager, Walker. SIXTH ROW: Bevard, Minion, Lockharf. SEVENTH ROW: Rosser, Zarichnak, Kandravy. EIGITITH ROW: Oliver, Koczyia, MuIIaney, Habermcn, Mox. NINTH ROW: Firzpafrick, Lamb, Zawoyski, Knorr, Revilacqua, Craigie. x..,.:x ,ga Nl I5 , II FIRST ROW: WI1ite, M. Elikan, Martin, E. Elikan, Gray, Gordon, Snarey, Passaro, Zaletski. SECOND ROW: Cubic, Cbiesa, Gall, PoIIock, Young Moehring, Aston, Doran, Novak, Millar, Popivcbalc, Gibbs, Nidbella. THIRD ROW: Brandebura, Cbazal, Zywotko, Bower, Garner, Tudcs, Fedunok Bunio, Derewecki, Solominsky, Nowagarski. . riginal Hi-Y ACTIVITIES Inauctions Convocation May Queen Dance Camp Kon-O-Kwee Dance Bake Sale Participates in the Intramural Sports Program at the Y.M.C.A, Picnic LEFT TO RIGHT: Zywotko - Vice President, Chiesa - President, Mr. Andresky - Sponsor, Passaro - Treasurer, Solominsky - Secretory. FIRST ROW: Florence Benedict, Giannangelo, Nunez, Cole, Black, Longo, Schultz. SECOND ROW: Useclwek, Geisler, Schmek, Young, Miller, Funari, Briant, Fox, Caroleo, Duda, Telerico. THIRD ROW: Rush, DeFonso, Boyda, Stewart, Sfreppa, Mason, Medwig, English, Lane, McCullough , Grandinetri. Novus Hi-Y ACTIVITIES Incluctions Convocation May Queen Dance Camp Kon-O-Kwee Dance Assembly Skating Party Picnic x LEFT TO RIGHT: Usechelc - Clwaplcin Medwig - Secretary, Florence - President Y Treasurer, Geisler - Vice President. Mr. Van Arsdale - Sponsor, Telerico - FIRST ROW: Farinella, Gerrero, Schade, Esser, Nord, Hilton, Stack, Walker, Kramer, Young. SECOND ROW: C. Meyers, Jones, Fox, B. Meyers, Bracker Thomas, Sfasiowski, Snee, Johnson, McGinnis. THIRD ROW: P. Miller, Stys, Kendrick, Minor, White, J. Miller, Burke, Carilli, Dunlevy, Komrada, Bres Russell, Clements. FOURTH ROW: Sarsfield, Sickles, Armani, Sparbanie, Volk, Masciantonio, Barnett, Isaacs, Boyda. FIFTH ROW: Curinga, Shipley, Lane Bennett, M. Miller, Lewis, Upcraft, Ranz, Caruso, Tavolefti, Barbish, Windon, Wortley. Prog ressive Tri -H I-Y ACTIVITIES lnductions Convocation May Queen Dance Camp Kon-O-Kwee Hayride Christmas Social Monthly Social Bake Sale Skating Party LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Young - Chaplain, Janice Miller - Vice President, Martha Volk - Treasurer, Mrs. Werner - Sponsor, Barbara White - Secretary, Gloria Hilton - Repre- sentative, JoAnn Farinella - President. 97 ACTIVITIES Inductions Convocation May Queen Dance Camp Kon-O-Kwee Christmas Party Christmas Charity Proiect Fashion Show LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Giglotte - Secretary, Dorothy Whitaker - Representative, Alice Bilewicz - President, Miss Williams - Sponsor, Chaplain, Marcia Stein - Vice President. Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW: Smith, Giglotte, Steinhart, Drost, Mingorelli, Picard, Wengryn, Meneghini, Bilewicz, Flint, Scott, Fisher, Naughton, Whittington, Gibbs, Turnbull-. SECOND ROW: Cochran, Davis, Hefferan, Caruso, Kelly, Chonoski, Streppa, Gretches, Sekelik, Mays, Meadville, M. Wilson, Gazdd, Goscenski, E. Wilson, Mosley, Gentile, Rakowsky, Bateman, Cubic, Romano, Placheclci. THIRD ROW: Masciantonio, Broniak, Thompson, Fife, Salmon, Palombi, Zediak, George, Gartz, Rupinsky, Katocs, Walton, Podolali, Speziale, Komen, Cook. FOURTH ROW: Allen, Sutton, Whitaker, Cardamone, Stein, Waleski, Bevard, Swoger, Davis, Dixon, Gorczyco, Porter, Conley, Chidlow, Shaffer, Tinnion, Armani. Betty Plachecki - Treasurer, Bernadette Bronialc - ACTIVITIES lnductions Convocation May Queen Dance Camp Kon-O-Kwee Party for St. Paul 's Orphanage Christmas Caroling Sells Candy Hayride Eb' H5 Sgr LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Warholak - Secretary, Carolyn Seder -Vice President, Jessica Bunio - President, Ruth McClain - Chaplain, Sandra Stevenson - Representative, Rose Campolongo - Recording Secretary, Nancy Bogdon - Treasurer, Miss Dickenson - Sponsor. Delta Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW: Bogdon, Glatz, Donna Warholak, Diane Warholak, Makar, Zawilla, Janet Johnson, Craig. SECOND ROW: Roman, Miller, Bohnke, Judy Johnson, Zebraskey, N . Phillips, Falick, A. Seder, S. Phillips, Serzega, Allen, Barhen, Turney, Persiani, Buny. THIRD ROW: Korchiak, McGuire, Gray, Garner, Collins, Schreiber, Zupcic, Moss, McTavish, Woodall, Stevenson, Sutton, Mangiamele, Elinoft, Emerick, Padalino, Wall, Cable. FOURTH ROW: McClain, Meyers, Mercer, Drogowski, C. Seder, Yopsic, Moehring, Haracy, Parkman, Milliken, Knepper, Campolango, Schneider, King, Cook, Michalec, Bunio. ?ue,.s,ufmwwi:fs.MasmW.s..iW NsJWmfLwAWmwM.mwwwmm.m ,, f- -- -ff,-f . -. , . . , ,. , -- ,. . ,, , , ,L . V K ,. . T 4 ACTIVITIES Donce Attends regular meetings at Ctrarleroi Bake Sale Attends the state convention FIRST ROW: Johnson, Young, Volk, ZawiIIa, Rodzik, Moss, Drost, L. Kleer, Gentile, Underwood, Fcntone. SECOND ROW: Makcr, Dione WurI'ioIcIc, Donna WGFLIOICIC, Serzega, Kramer, MiIIer, Yopsic, Harbough, Hefferan, Cochran, Turnbull, Fidurski, Rakowsky, Longman, Fox, Trybus, Bernuciak. THIRD ROW: Windon, Cook, Giglotfe, Mendola, Miscoski, Rataiack, J. Kleer, V. MosIey, McGinnis, L. Mosley, Shaffer, George, Lindner, Naughton, Huchko, Whittington, Tinnion, Krieger, Woodall, Gozzard, C. Meyers, B . Meyers. Future Business Leaders LEFT TO RIGHT Donna Giglotte -Vice President, Sylvia Lnndner Secretory, Miss Boyle - Sponsor, Sophie Huclwko - President CaroI Fox - Treasurer. ACTIVITIES Sponsors the Tea for Open House F .T.A. Day - Student teachers visits state teachers colleges FIRST ROW: Michelina Curinga, Flint, Armani, Mersing, M. J. Jones, Haracy, Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Stasiowski, Micheleen Curinga, Stevenson, Walker, Wall, Nardini, Picard, Burke, Mingarelli Poling, Upcraft. THIRD ROW: Chonoski Meyers, Schneider, Kochirka, Goscenski L. Jones, Bunio, King, Waleski, Kearns. r 1 1 Future Teachers of AlTlel'iCa LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara White -Vice President Mnchelnna Curinga - Treasurer, Kathleen Mersing - President Mrs Pavlov - Sponsor, Regina Shaffer - Secretary Sally Chonoski - Librarian . FIRST ROW: Esser, Seder, Gartz, Roman, Demain, Fife, Gerrera, Turney, Phillips, Miller, Johnson, Barthen, Buny, Persiani, Steinhart, Romano, Palombi, SECOND ROW: Farinella, Grandinetti, Craig, Barnett, Williams, L. Ragland, Dunlevy, Kennedy, M. Ragland, Gretches, Otto, Podolak, Bracker, McTavish, Lewis, Campolongo, Bogdan, Cook, Carclamone, Russell, Rupinsky. THIRD ROW: Armani, Barbish, Tavoletti, P . Caruso, Ranz, Kelly, J. Caruso, Hall, Bilewicz, McClain, Pastin, Spalbanie, Smith, Komrada, Sickles, Wortley, Boyle, Padalino, Sutton, Zupcic, Schreiber, Collins, Garner. Girls' Athletic Association 102 ACTIVITIES Formal initiation King and Queen of Sports Dance Mother and Daughter Banquet Halloween Party Sponsors the Intramural Sports Program Sports nights LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Dunlevy - Vice President, Rachel Esser - Secretary, Mrs. Ball -Sponsor, Jean Russell - Treasurer, Gail Sparbanie - President. FIRST ROW: Snarey, Passaro, Chiesa, Benedict, Cole, Black, Usechek, Posner. SECOND ROW: Bayda, Schulze, Linkesh, O'NeilI, Geisler, Garner, Klim Salvato, Nawicki, Amend, Knorr, Hiles. THIRD ROW: Fedunok, Gall, Horak, Stewart, Molinaro, Solominsky, Bailey, McCullough, Medwig, Bunio,Derewecki Varsity C ACTIVITIES Sadie Hawkins Dance Sponsors dances atter football and basketball games Provides a concession stand at basketball games LEFT TO RIGHT: William Solominsky- President, Kenneth Medwig - Secretary, Mr. Zaney - Sponsor, Edward Bunio - Vice President, Richard Geisler - Treasurer. 103 ACTIVITIES Participates in the Hal- loween Parade Participates in air raids Movies on Civil Defense FIRST ROW Bregon, Watson, Sgro. SECOND ROW: Weissert, Zawoyski, Lamb, G. Lyons, Vasalech. THIRD ROW: Platts, Finnicum, Boyle, Roach, Krisovenski. FOURTH ROW: Jones, C . Amend, Zarvis, Bcldridge, H. Amend, R. Lyons. Civil Defense Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Owen Lamb - Vice President, Robert Watson - Secretary - Treasurer, Charles Zawoyski - President. -Dk m f Q, 'W 'VNV . .R . 'Z - -K ' L Q 4' M. . . ., .. ,, , wi Q a ,gs ,J flaw' , N Qs H K5 iw. .. 4 KJ 1 5 3 -Q A Q -ax ACTIVITIES Induction Beatnik Party LEFT TO RIGHT: RicI'1ord Popivchok - President, Marilyn Borbislw -Vice President, Mr. Clowson - Sponsor, ,Frances Yusctaok - Secretory, Kenneth ational Thespian Society FIRST ROW: Windon, Komradu, Nord, Sporbonie, Mersing, Tavoletti, Borbish, Yuschok. SECOND ROW: Popivctmck, Zowoyski, Garner, Bower, Zywotko, Florence, Smith, Brionf, Tudos. FIRST ROW: Richards, Wilson, Schlieper, Komorowski, Clements, Kantor, Wagner. SECOND ROW: Passaro, Gibbs, Saints, Kinkus, Mason, Watson, Holt Dude. Camera Club ACTIVITIES Dance Sponsors the Baby Picture Contest Free use of the dark room for developing pictures LEFT TO RIGHT: William Kinkus - Vice Presi- dent, Martin Passaro - Treasurer, Mr. Burkett - Sponsor, Scott Gibbs - President. 107 FIRST ROW: -l- Benefllcff SCIWUIIZ, Nutbrown, G. Benedict. SECOND ROW: Scott, Yustak, Plachecki, Schade, Wengryn, Hilton, Salmon, Broniak, Stein. TI-IIRD ROW: Mascellino, Giannangelo, Kinney, Young, Sutton, Whitaker, Nunez, Caroleo, Palombi, Koczaia. FOURTH ROW: Boyda, Miller, Komen, W'l5Onf Me 'e9l'1'f1If Shipley, Lane, Speziale, Dixon, Porter, Conley, Gorczyca, Walker. FIFTH ROW: Bower, Sherba, Wilsher, Corrick, Green, Bailey. French-Spanish Club 108 ACTIVITIES Dance Movies on French and Spanish Culture LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Schultz - Vice President, Mary Wilson - Secretary, Mr. Palonis - Sponsor, Lois Schude - Treasurer, Joseph Benedict - President. ACTIVITIES Field Trip Assembly Dance LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Roth - President, Janice Masciantonio -Secretary, Mr. Cross - Sponsor, Dennis Wilcox - Vice President, James Tudas - Treasurer. Biology Club FIRST ROW: White, Florence, Wilcox, Roth, Lane, Platts, Sebastian, McFarland, Riding, Schmelc. SECOND ROW: Clwazal, Ferrari, Drinkhall, L. Masciantanio Yusclwak, J . Masciantonio, Falick, Jalwn, Johnson, Knepper, Parkman, Milliken, Duval, A. Viviano. THIRD ROW: Brandebura, Glatz, Gray, Bevard, V Streppa, Moss, Zawillo, Miclwalec, Seder, Grove, J. Streppa, Popivclwak, DeFonso, Mullaney, Brenneman, R. Viviano. FOURTH ROW: Finnicum, Raskin Telerico, Lewis, Longo, McNavisl'1, Knorr, Austin, Zaletski, Ferri, Amstone. FIFTH ROW: Grandinetti, Smitlw, Tudas, Zuwoyski, Fitzpatrick, Grote, Boyda 1 . - - , ...f - - I fe .sems,.sw-1:U--4---f,--W-. ..-.. f-, f,1 - .7 -mf:Awwwfiw.m.mmswwsWr,,r1:if f uw , - . . f-.,f f 1 W- .fi-miifwemwwmrsiw-nr?-1-'ewes'.s-1-, ,Nm-w...m-1 ACTIVITIES Attends mock debate at the University ot Pittsburgh Participates in the Pitt Clinic Tournament Dance Round-robin debate at Carnegie High FIRST ROW: Komrada, Cardcmone, Isaacs SECOND ROW: Sparbanie, Garner Mersing. THIRD ROW: Zywotko, Popivchak Tudcs. Debate Team LEFT TO RIGHT Judy Nord - President, Kathleen Mersing - Secretary Mr Clawson - Sponsor, Gerrie Isaacs - Treasurer, Dolores Cardcmone - Vice President. FIRST ROW: Persioni, Buny, Romon, Zebroskey, Bogdon, McTcvish, Hunusiok, Marlin, Mokor, Phillips. SECOND ROW: Seder, Moss, K0CI1iI'l40, Miclwlec, Porkmon, Schneider, King, Bunio, Gomer, Zowillu, John, Horclcy, Falick. THIRD ROW: Zupcic, Diane Worholuk, DonnoWarholck, COIIIVIS, MOEIWIUQ1 Meyers, Verzelli, Mercer, Grove, Cook, Knepper. G Clef Glee Club FIRST ROW: Elikcn, Wilson, Knorr, Gordon, Ruskin, Cole, Austin, Gerrero. SECOND ROW: Riding, Chozol, Duval, Milliken, Aston, Molinoro, Boyds, N owogorski . vw' 3 3 us H , . 'Y .. - at 4 1 s s , 1 ., . ,Q R :,- '5 , -.: f ,, ie if I Y 55 ' L W M K 1 EM KM it K f ex, ' m ' ' :-1, H 1- f ' V ' A--' L ' ' . fy 'Q , , ex : .E if 1 -- :il 1 . , w e Km -f:',..1- ,W . ,Q,.fM,. If' E21 ' . A. iiffssi 31 .N ,, , iiliis' Wi '22 A 3 '- vm ,wf xi' H -f' f :. 25 W K' ' ,? : f V35 V+ 'tax zgf n: L L W ' 4 2 ': w6- wv 1 s i -I -1 '-11 fig S FEE? 2 ' W , T E ' 55 7: ' .. 7 X 1 2 f 1 l :X . - 'J 1' 1 Q, .. , . - , f W :A Q N ,. f M 2 w A ' 'S Z A ,, 3453 f - .::' ff m av W IL S t 51 Sm a+ 'mf NW ,a as gg 5 Z! ,., X55 fg- r ,Q aw Q , '- , 53.2 .5 ':i-- ' - . s :. riiffif. W , A if R 9 g Hn fa, S if 3 1 ie. Q is s QI: k 9' M if FIRST ROW: Fife, Kearns, Swoger, Miscoski, Hall, Bres. SECOND ROW: Pastin, Spriggs, Podolak,WilIiamson, Speca, Young. THIRD ROW: Mason, Dolfi, Mylcita, Steward, Mersing, F. Sansoni. FOURTH ROW:. J. Florence, Babish, Long, Koleslcy, Wilson, Ragland. FIFTH ROW: T. Florence B. Smith, West, Gibbs, Sandy Windon, Holt. MR. DilANNI - Band Instructor . Band This year Mr. Aldo Dilanni has done a magnificent iob with our band. Improvements are constantly appearing both in the quality of music and in routines. Our band is actually three separate bands. These are: the foot- ball band, which starts before school begins and ends with the Final play, the concert band, which plays from then until the Band Concert, the dance hand, which plays all year. The band marched in three parades: the Halloween Parade, for which they received an award of 540, and the Memorial Day and Fourth of July parades. The band participated in the Bi-centenial Festival, and was repre- sented at the District Band Festival by Tom Duda and Bob Mason. Graduating seniors are: Band, Kathleen Mersing, Lucrece Ragland, Sandy Windon, Richard Briant, Tony Florence, and Ed Turney . . . Maiorettes, Donna Bres, Gloria Hilton, Clara Miscoslci, Marlane Schonder, and Pat Stasiowslci . . .Drum Major, Shirley Pastin. wg qw? 4 0 n 1? Q 3 Ki? 3 X4 5? gs if Q Q4 ws Q Q QW. W gn ' W 1 5 2 3 lg lm 5 ,lui if R ., .43 U w ,Q . Q QW A k ifimw-2' TVX MMNR H ,M EQ aw 22 ag if , Mm fa as 5? .52 ' ww aw We vm fiaisvafpf ww- V, 5 3119565 'ily- zfikfgk zgfx wi Vx: 1 x 1 1 Q glue!! LEFT TO RIGHT: Turney, Zupcic, Sfasiowski, Schonder, Hall, Miscoslci, Swoger. H EAD MAJORETTE Gloric Hilton 1, , 116 Majorett es DRUM MAJ OR Shirley Posfin HEAD MAJORETTE Donna Bres - , 2 , s g? A ,..,,.WqN f -- V' -- H - 3 , ,.f., 4 A W .f f iihfgz . , ' ' H in - , , , 'Zi gi' X vi, ggi H I 3, . ' 1 H , . 2 A55 ' y 5 fx-4 X 12,56 53 -i 4 ni Z A . f- , .iv 1g,1::gfffsffilwf:, ' . ' f ,s,fw'5,iZ .,,i we . f I A - Y S V V Z .5 T .Q 3, kr f 2- I is-,. ' -ffiw-,irg.a,' 4 X . ' , 532-w. ' , , rf f. ,W .fi If ilfbw ' , 25-351- - ' ff ,f:- . 'r fax. . . ,2 -.LA w -mm: fi L-'Dew.wffwmfWff-- 1- :- fu- H ,E iff vw! Uilfilfawsezfisifv. ' -' s 155. f . 1. .7-322 ,' Q di-:Egg -v--wg5.,..,: - , ! ' s Q , . 1 Q M A J 1 wi ,.,, 5 ' ,'Lf 4 5 ,, f ,,., x 40 .E 2fY :' . 5:i'Q' ' i L . W ., ,M , ,mv ,- jffaa 7 - w . s 4- 5 'Q 7 5 N , Q5 I . Wm 5-lk .. ,, A, W9 5591 , wif .sf M is wid ew Si 3 Sm ' Wffwc f My New Sa. 3? hw' .liflwii HSV. .N ,V 5 3 .sw-3 H4 in J Q- an ga S g V fa , M514 X JUNIOR HIGH N 'E'1w Y . 5 if ,YS X ss:-Q 5 f ,. ' . - g ' , iLZ-:7?FLiZW2'2'f'fEI174 MR. PAUL PERHOSKY MR. PAUL PERH OSKY Mr. Perhoslcy has completed his second year as principal of Harding School. His smiling face, familiar and well-liked by both the elementary and iunior high students, helps brighten the normal school day. Since the school's activities are running smoothly, he, as its advisor, may be commended For his part in this. After receiving his Bachelor of Science degree at Indiana State Teachers College, Mr. Perhosky then attended the University of Pittsburgh and received a Master of Letters degree . Besides his duty as principal, Mr. Perhosky teaches mathematics and social studies in the iunior high. MRS. HELEN MUSIOL Mrs. Musiol has been the secretary to the principal of Harding School For six years. After graduating from Carnegie High School, she attended Business Training Collegein Pittsburgh . Her good cheer and warm personality have won her many friends, her understanding ways and desire to help have created a close bond between her and the entire student body. 120 MRS. HELEN MUSIOL MR. LOUIS C. BERCELI B. S ., California State Teachers College: Instructor of Industrial Artsg Sponsor ofthe Hunting and Fishing Club. MR. ZACK D'ALESANDRO B . Ed. , Duquesne Universityg Instructor of Mathematicsg Sponsor of the Tartan Timesf Head Coach ofthe Junior High Basketball Teamg Coach of the Football Team. MRS. REBECCA GREENBERG B . S ., University of Pittsburgh: Instructor of American Historyg Sponsor of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y. MRS. CATHERINE' BROWN B. A., Oberlin Collegep Instructor of Girls' Health and Physical Educationg Sponsor of the Junior Girls' Athletic Associationg Sponsor ofthe Junior High Cheerleaders. Faculty ... . K 3 :I MRS. WINONA DREW B . A ., Pennsylvania State Universityg Instructor of Englishg Sponsor of the Student Council. MR. DONALD H. GROUP B . S ., Slippery Rock State Teachers Collegeg Instructor of Boys' Health and Physical Educationg Sponsor ofthe Physical Education Clubg Head Coach of the Junior High Wrestling Team. MISS EMMA DI IANNI B. S., Duquesne University, Instructor of English and Historyg Sponsor of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. MRS. KATHRYN H. HICKES B. S. University ot Pittsburghg M. S., University of Michigang Instructor of Mathematicsg Sponsor of the National Honor Society. l21 122 MRS. NAOMI KLOSS MISS KATHERINE MALCOLM MRS. ESTELLE MUSICO B . S ., Litt. M., University of Pittsburgh, State Permanent Certificate, Indiana State B . S., University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of Instructor of Geography, Sponsor ofthe Teachers College, Instructor of Arts, Sponsor Latin and Spelling, Sponsor ofthe Latin Club. Conservation and Explorers' Club. ofthe Art Club. MRS. MARGIE MCCARTNEY B . S ., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of English, Sponsor ofthe Drama Club. MRS. HELEN SHICK B. S., Slippery Rack State TeachersCoIIege, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Insturctar of Reading, Librarian, Sponsor ofthe Jolly Sevens Club . MR. JOSEPH NAUGHTON B . S ., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Instructor ot Science and Geography, Sponsor of the Hi-Y . MR. JOHN C. SOBIE B . S., Alliance College, Instructor of Social Studies and Arithmetic, Sponsor of the Patrol Boys, Head Coach of the Basketball Team, Head Coach of the Junior High Football Team. MR. JOSEPH ROMANO B .A., University of Pittsburgh, Instructor of Mathematics and History, Sponsor of the Variety Club. MRS. JANE M. STOUT B . S ., Indiana State Teachers College, Instructor of Home Economics, Sponsor of the Future Homemakers of America. L.. Mu znsuxvjnmawm 3 an . Y- 0 LM... V 1 . .. W- .. I rn ,, is K.. .5 .. ,, i Vuv.l.. ff --A Za FIRST ROW: Skerczalc - President, Madva - Vice President, Zaletski - Secretary, Marsilio - treasurer, Mrs. Drew - Sponsor, N. Yadlosky, Platt. J, Klim, Malcar, Popivchak. SECOND ROW: Picard, Checco, Wroblewski, Schomer, C. Yadlasky, Danks, Tavoletti, M. Klim, Emerick, Palosky, Zebraskey. THIRD ROW: Cunningham, McGrady, Spelar, Jaracz, Bock, Nixon, Mitchell, Hesselbarth, Freshwater, Zaletslci, Anestis, Kozy, Zemon, Moss. Student Council Student Council, under the capable direction of Mrs . Drew and the efficient leadership of the officers, is one of the most active and respected organizations in the junior high school. lt is a representative group of the entire iunior high who worlc for the betterment of the school through social and service activities. Each homeroom elects two students to represent it at the regular meetings and to share in the responsibility of managing school affairs. This strengthens the bond between students and faculty, which is one of the aims of Student Council. Some of the many Student Council service proiects during the yearincluded acting as host to visiting athletic teams, supplying oranges for both the home and visiting teams, conducting the VOYAGER campaign, and announcing assemblies. Student Council held two skating parties, and sponsored the Get Acquaintedu dance and the last dance ofthe year. The climax of the social activities was the annual Hearts and Flowers dance at which Joe Madva and Sally Marsilio were crowned King and Queen of Hearts. These activities provide funds for the Student Council to purchase extra equipment for the school. PRESHDENT William Skerczak 123 Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Kohl, Skerczak, Naughton, D'AIesandro - Coach, Sembrat, Sobara, Madva. SECOND ROW: Dalby, Bingham, Zebraskey, Thomas, Rossi, Dolfi, Smith. THIRD ROW: Malone - Manager, Bock, Spivalc, Moss, Bunio, Jaracz, West, Yost, Doran. Wrestling Team FIRST ROW: Mr. Group -Coach, Armani - Manager, Komrada, Carmichael, Mersin, Langston, Mathe, Heselbarth, Scott. SECOND ROW: Peters, Wllliams, France, James Bennett, Gessler, Anestis, Hiles, Manterfielcl, Bollman, Jack Bennett. THIRD ROW: Duda, Reeder, Polidori, Gordon, Doerflinger, Nixon, Doptis, Noel, Usechek, Spincla, Opaska. FOURTH ROW: Howrylcyak, Skerczak, Yeager, Sembrat, Korzinsky, Krause, Zaracki, R. Stewart, I.eweIIyn, Spinda. I I I n Athletics Ch eerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Wynnick, Checco, Nord, Morsilio, Quinn, Gordon. Hearts and Flowers Court FIRST ROW: Besspiofo, Bevord, Smifii. SECOND ROW: Monferfield, Zolefski - Second Affendonfsg Boydo, Buny - Los? Yeor's King ondQueeng Morsilio, Modvo - Queen ond Kingg Checco, Nougiwron - First Affendonfsg Picard, Dolfi - Third Afrendonfsg Mrs. Drew - Sponsor. rr V WW FIRST ROW: Baux, Armes, Aldersan, Allinder, Checco, Beck, Bell, Coin, Banetti. SECOND ROW: Abraham, Anestis, Jim Bennett, Brutt, P. Armani, Caruso, Clements, Bock. THIRD ROW: Bogdan, Day, Carmiclwael, Crotsky, Jack Bennett, D. Armani, Biglwam, Ballman. Ninth G rade FIRST ROW: Jester, Fagg, Gerrero, Hcnrcacy, Isaacs, Donaldson, Girt, Emmett. SECOND ROW: Florence, Duclo, Hiles, Hama, Hatfman, Ingram, Fantani, Harbcaugli, Ford, Fisher. THIRD ROW: France, Gessler, Hesselbartlw, Dalti, Guliclc, Eger, Faster, Green. FTRST ROW: Audrey McDermitt, Knopps, Michigan, Marsilia, Miller, Nord, Mulligan, Picard, Makar. SECOND ROW: Raymond Malone, Pete Peters, Manterfield, Korzinslcy, Patricia Peters, Phillips, Middleton, Arthur McDermitt, O'Sheo, Pawlik. THIRD ROW: Mathe, Mizik, Mersing, Langston, Richard Malone, Lewis, Modva, Komrada, Naughton, Kohl. Ninth Grade FIRST ROW: Tcfelski, Reed, Wutzman, Yagulli, Walker, Zaletski , Yadlosky, Renshaw, Schomer. SECOND ROW: Woynar, Wroblewski, Robertson, Sherman, Rudski, B. Smith, Tudas, Wynnick. THIRD ROW: Reeder, Popivchak, Williams, Zebraskey, Ptaszek, Skerczak, C. Smith. FOURTH ROW: Sembrat, Sorbara, Sarsfield, F. Smith, Scott, Thomas. FIRST ROW: Cantwell, Danlcs, Dlugos, Donohoe, Armstrong, B . Cochran, G . Aston, Daven, Decheck. SECOND ROW: Danziger, Doerflinger, Bailey, Cable Drogowski, Bradley, Cain, Bcrbish, Crivaro, Doran. THIRD ROW: Carilli, Aston, Carson, T. Cunningham, C. Cunningham, D. Cochran, Couch, Black Ei g h t h G r a d e FIRST ROW: Hama, Klim, Emerick, G. Makar, Kraus, Lyons, Martin, M. Hiclces, R. Hickes. SECOND ROW: Kandravy, Falleroni, Hof, Keil, Hoysan, Fox Hastings, J. Maker. THIRD ROW: Fuhrer, Freshwater, Hertrick, Kerchanslcy, Lynch, Gordon, Hughes. FOURTH ROW: Leschak, Henry, Harding, Lipscomb. Gibbs, Holmes, Guerin . Ki X55 5 FIRST ROW: Pershina, E . Platt, Neczypir, J. Quinn, Millard, Nlatwiczylc, McLaughlin, Scott, Reed. SECOND ROW: McFarland, E. Quinn, Murray, Schneider, Moehring, Naughton, Ranz. THIRD ROW: Mass, Sansani, Opaslqa, Nixon, Sherman, Pawlik, Polidori, T, Quinn. FOURTH ROW: Payne, Noel Rossi, Mykita, F. Platt. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: L.D. Upcraft, Takarczyk, S . Smith, Vera, Wash, Windon, Yeager, Wilsher, Sowers. SECOND ROW: Tavoleifi, Speizer, Strimple, P. Smith Williams, Szyczyk, Zawilla. THIRD ROW: Usechelc, Zaletski, Zurowski, Weiss, E. Williams, Scott, Youschak, Wheeler, West. FOURTH ROW: Spivalc Schulte, Yost, Wright, Spinda, D . Upcraft, B . Smith. FIRST ROW: Firlwen, Enrierra, Duda, Curtin, Drinklwall, Crivaro, Beard, Alexander, Cross. SECOND ROW: Cook, Fedunok, Emerick, AIIOII, Coliguire, Cain, Dolfi, Cleis, Chapman, Dafig, Clemm. THIRD ROW: Curtin, Dressler, Babish, Dalby, Bryan, Bunio, Boyle, Esterberg, Armani, Baslwell, Dombrowski, Barrie, Everly. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: E. Kasper, Klein, Lipman, Klee, Horton, Lewis, Garrz, Klim, Gordon. SECOND ROW: Kohur, Frazier, Johnson, Krovclwyslwyn, Longsrrerh Kaciwnycz, Hepline, Gaumer, Kasper. THIRD ROW: Kolesky, Krause, Kozy, Grove, Gessler, Long, Jaracz, Koczaia. FOURTH ROVIA C. Johnson, Islnrzer Lewellyn, Lipscomb, Korzinski, Laclwowiclw, Howrylcyak. '-Sei? fi-iz M' 3 I6 .Q 'W' f F57 FIRST ROW: Storc, Shanahan, Yadloslcy, Szczudlo, Lycla, Spatti, Wengryn, Steranko, Vasalech. SECOND ROW: Spriggs, Wallace, Trybus, Wilson, Woitouwicz, Wuicik, Talmonti, Williams, Yeager, Williamson. THIRD ROW: Wilson, R. Stewart, Spelar, Shafer, Zemon, Skerczak, Selcelilc, J. Stewart, Warhalak. FOURTH ROW: Sembrat, Speca, Spinda, Sherba, Snatchko, Zaracki, Vandara . Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Persiani, Peters, Palosky, Monro, L. Popivchak, Robson, Molinaro, S . Popivchak, Niemiec. SECOND ROW: Oliver, Muraco, Mott, Platts, Perlman, Miller, Marchetti, Mascellina. THIRD ROW: Podolak, Runkles, McGrady, Sahade, Otczycz, Nardini, Ragland, Pawlilc. FOURTH ROW: Mitchell, McKeIvey, Moskavitz, Parnell. In .i Czfffgfzzf fp f . . Z I I f lf, .f X f7C7'7?a'5ffc I , ,, pf , 5559! 0fQffWiff,ff wwf? 49W fiifjlfzi-ffiff jfffwf My ,Wm f fp fy' ff vm W W fi' b y QYQQZEGENQW M fy V bf