Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

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Like the wind of the air are the ways of fate, As we journey along through lifeg ,Tis the set of the soul that decides the goal, And not the storm or the strife. Ella Wheeler Wilcox X f V STANDING left to right: Mr. Kenneth Logan, Mr. Stanley Roth, Mr. Raymond Jones, Mr. J. Harvey Walker. SITTING: Mr. Benjamin Kahn, Vice Presidentg Mr. james E. M. Firth, Presidentg Mr. Harry K. Garner, Secretary: Mr. Milton I. Watznian, Borough Solicitorg Absent: Mr. John P. Coll. BQARD OF EDLICATIO The Board of Education is elected by the people of Carnegie for a term of Five years. Their meetings, on the second Monday of each nionth, are open to the public in order that problems of a student or taxpayer can be brought to the attention of the Board. The School Board is responsible for extending to each ineniber of the coininunity the use of niodern facilities within the school, maintenance of school buildings and Financial interests. 6 SITTING, Loft to Right: Kenneth Logan, Nicholas Swenn, Louis Speziale, Raymond Zaney, Wade Whitlatch. STANDING, Left to Right: Carl Andrcsky, John Sobie, Marjorie Green, John Bandyk, Charles Stockum. TH LETIC ASSOCIAT!O MR. KENNETH LOGAN LIPERI TE DE TCF SCHGOLS When you realize that Carnegie High School was estab- lished sixty-six years ago at a time when there were only two other high schools in all of Allegheny County, you begin to share our pride in its long history of graduating outstanding young men and women. We believe that many of our present students will further enhance the ranks of our alumni. How- ever, these students must understand that, in this rapidly changing world, one can never acquire enough training or education to meet the challenge of tomorrow. 8 MR. WADE WHITLATCH PRINCIPAL The well-rounded development of the student is the primary aim at Carnegie High School. Through our academic and ex- tra-curricular programs, we seek to build good study habits and character in our students. If this goal is achieved, we feel certain that our graduates may meet any challenge that they may face in the future. 9 7 A' y CARL ANDRESKY JOHN J. BANDYK AIMEE JANE BOYLE California State College Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh Industrial Arts Music Education Sophomore English Notehand Office Practice K I s JOSEPH BUGGAN MELVIN BURKETT RODNEY CLAWSON Edinboro Indiana State College Slippery Rock University of Pittsburgh Mathematics Speech I, ll Chemistry Sophomore English Physics FACLI LTY LK ,V.k,, Ig ALDO DiIANNI NICHOLAS FRATTO MARJORIE GREEN Carnegie Tech Duquesne University Slippery Rock Instrumental Music Guidance Counselor Health Physical Education MICHAEL MARCENELLE LOIS W. MASON NANCY MATTSON Indiana State College Duquesne University Carnegie Tech American History A.P, English Sophomore English Journalism Junior English Typing II Shorthand Transcription ACU LTY RICHARD MEADE DOROTHY MIKUS ESTELLE MUSICO University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh University of Salszburg, Austria. j Biology I Latin II Senior English Biology II Developmental Reading Speed Reading GLADYS NORDSIEK Indiana State Home Economics WILLIAM PALONIS SARAH PAVLOV University of Pittsburgh Edinboro University of Mexico Art French I French II Spanish I Spanish II 12 ROBERT SAWHILL Muskingum College Applied Mathematics Plane Geometry Algebra JOHN VAN ARSDALE Duquesne University Kent University Commercial Drivers' Education LQUIS SPEZIALE CHARLES STOCKUM University of Pittsburgh Social Studies Waynesburg College University of Pittsburgh Social Studies A MARGUERITE WERNER Thiel College OHice Practice Typing I Shorthand I 13 gi ,... E RAYMOND ZANEY Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh Advanced Mathematics Health Physical Education ma?-1 Left: Mrs. Esther Geyer Right: Mrs. Helen Mus- iol. Miss Barbara Williams st 2 it 5 , 5 S SECRET RIES Miss Barb VVillianis, Mrs. Helen Musiol, and Mrs. Esther Geyer contribute niuch more than typing and shorthand. They offer aid and advice to any student who requests it. Under the guidance of these three, many club ofhcers have conducted their duties more efficiently. They are known and respected by everyone. 14 K ,gg Cafeteria: Mrs. Pysh, Mrs. Wilkeson, Mrs. Unger. Cafeteria staff: Susan Reed, Mrs. Wilkeson, Pearl Makar, Mrs. Pysh Wineen Wall, Barbara Kamisol, Karen Davin. Miss Virginia McGregor School Nurse 15 -,...., 9. 5 f 'Q WA 4' L 15 I 1. O L OL ,A-lui-' v. -f ,,ZKJx.2Yl- UU f' : myfx !,.xR?,,f xx BK ff X -- Qq n-fi-fp 7 Samuel Cole, Gloria Buny, Kathleen Haraey, Antonio Estefan. SENIDR CLASS OFFICERS At the beginning of the school term, the Glass of 1962 elected the following stu- dents from among its members to class ofiices: Samuel Cole, presidentg Antonio Estefan, vice-presidentg Gloria Buny, secretary 5 and Kathleen Haracy, treasurer. Samuel Cole is one of the outstanding boys in the Class of l962. His achievements range from the athletic to the academic. 'Chipw lends a ready and willing hand wherever he is needed, and he can always be counted on to do a good job. Fellow members of his class showed their faith in his ability to handle responsibility by electing HChip president of the class. Antonio Estefan, or Tony as everyone calls him, came to Carnegie High School from Rio de Janerio, Brazil. Tony's easy smile and sense of humor immediately won him many friends. Tony has become an important part of many high school func- tions, and C.H.S. students are always happy to have Tony with them. Gloria Buny, secretary of the senior class, is also one of the pretty and peppy C.H.S. cheerleaders. Jeannie is a hard and efficient worker and takes an active role in everything she is associated with. She is enthusiastic and congenial and highly de- serves the honor of senior class ofhcer. Kathleen Haracy has become an outstanding senior through her achievements in both academic and social activities. Kathy assumes a great amount of the responsi- bility which goes with the many positions which she holds, including editor of the VGYAGER. As a result of this her classmates have elected her treasurer of the Class of l962. 18 JAMES WILLIAM ALDERSON, III General Jim Rlfle Club 10 12 Industrlal Arts Award, 10. SANDRA LEE ALLEN Commercial Sandy Tri H1 Y 10 12 Pep Club 10 125 Home Economics Club, 12. ROBERT H. ASTON General Tree,' Original Hi-Y, 10,11,125 Pep Club, 125 Glee Club, 105 Student Council, 11,125 Vice Presi- dent, 125 Varsity HC , 11,125 Magazine Cam- paign, 12: Varsity Basketball, 9,10,11,125 Letter, 1O,11,125 Captain, 12. HERBERT LEROY AUSTIN, II Academic HC1'lDiC', Novus Hi-Y, 125 Senior Play Cast, 125 Glee Club, 105 Prom Committee, 115 Biology, 105 Choir, 11,125 Varsity UC , 11, 125 National Thespian Society, 125 Tennis, 9,10,11,125 Let- ter, 9,10,11,125 Historama, 115 Wrestling, 11, 125 Magazine Campaign, 125 Spotter for foot- ball games, 12. HELEN MARIE BARTHEN Academic Helen Tri-Hi-Y, 10,115 G.A.A., 10,115 F.T.A., 125 Jr. Play Committee, 115 Intramural Sports, 10, 115 Chess Club, 125 Secretary-Treasurer, 12. H tm--W: t mr, ,Jw KENNETH LEO BOYDA Academic Ken National Honor Society, 11, 12: Biology Club, 105 Harvard Book Award, 115 Novus Hi-Y, 1O,11,125 Student Council, 10,l1,125 President, 125 Varsity C , 10,1l,125 Vice-President, 115 President, 125 Junior Class President, 115 Glee Club, 105 Choir, 115 Prom Committee, 115 Chairman, 115 Golf, 10,l1,125 Letter, 10,11,125 Captain, 11,125 Basketball, 11,125 Let- ter, 11,125 Student Council Work Shop Rep., 125 Science Fair Award, 105 Football, 10,11,125 Letter 10,11,125 Captain, 125 All-Star Team, l1,12. MICHAEL BURKE General ffMiCky', JOAN ANNE BISHOP Commercial Joan Pep Club, 10,12. NANCY LEE BOGDON Commercial Nancy VOYAGER, 11,125 Head typist, 125 Cheer- leader, l0,1l,125 Captain, 125 Student Coun- cil, 10,11,125 Secretary, 125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11, 125 Sec., 125 G.A.A., l0,11,125 Sec., 125 F.B.L.A., 125 Library Club, 1O,1l,l25 Pep Club 10,125 Junior Class Sec.5 G Clef, 105 Choir, 11, 125 Mixed Ensemble, 11,125 Piano Accompan- ist, 10,11,125 Intramural Sports, 1O,1l,125 Softball Team, 125 Badminton Champion, 105 Facit Typewriting Contest, 11, 125 Regionals, 115 Inside Story Staff, 125 Head typist, 125 Prom Committee, 11,125 Chairman, 115 Senior Revue, 12. CHERYL ARLEITH BOHNKE General Cheryl,' Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 F.T.A., 11,125 F.H.A., 125 Senior Play Cast, 125 Prom Committee, 115 National Thespian So- ciety, 12. JESSICA MARIE BUNIO Academic l'Jess' National Honor Society, 11,12, Treasurer, 12, G Clef, 10, Choir, 11,12, Girls' Ensemble, 11, 12, F.T.A,, 10, French Spanish Club, 11,12, Secretary, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12, President, 10,11, Downtown Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Council, 11, Library Club, 11,12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11,12, Pep Club, 10,12, Junior Play Cast, 11, Foreign Exchange Candidate, 11, Student Council, 12, Student Council State Convention Rep., 12, Prom Committee, 11. GLORIA JEAN BUNY Commercial Jeannie,' VOYAGER, 12, Student Council, 10,11,12, Treasurer, 12, C.A.A., 10,11,12, Treasurer, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12, Pep Club, 10,12, Cheer- leader, 11,12, Senior Class Secretary, Intra- mural Sports, 10,11,12, Magazine Campaign, K........., s 12, Library Club, 10,11,12, Vice-President, 11,12, Prom Committee, 11,12, C Cleft, 10, 2 Choir, 11,12, Mixed Ensemble, 11,12, Senior l Revue, 12, Champion Tennequoit Team, 12. ROSEMARY ANNE CAMPOLONGO Commercial i'Rosie Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12, Secretary, 10,11, G.A.A., 10,11,12, F.B.L.A., 12, Secretary, 12, Choir, 11,12, Rifle Club, 12, Pep Club, 10,12, Intra- mural Sports, 10, 11,12, Champion Softball Team, 12, Prom Committee, 11,12, Inside Story, 12, Senior Revue, 12. RENE HARRY CHAZAL Academic 'KRenny', VOYAGER, 11,12, Clee Club, 10, Choir, 11,12, Varsity Singers, 12, Mixed Ensemble, 12, County Chorus, 12, Junior Play Cast,11 Senior Play Cast, 12, National Thespian Society, 11,12, RiHe Club, 11,12, Rifie Team, 12, Historama, 11, Pep Club, 10,12, School Science Fair, 10,11, 12, Co-winner, 10, Original Hi-Y, 10,11,12, Representative, 11, Chess Club, 12, Essay Contest Winner, 12, Biology Club, 10,11, French-Spanish Club, 12, Baseball, 12. SAIVIUEL HODGSON COLE, JR. Academic 'iChip Football, 10,11,12, Letter, 11,12, Baseball, 10,11,12, Letter, 10,11,12, Wrestling, 9,10,11,12, Letter, 9,10,11,12, Tennis, 9, Letter, 9, Varsity Cu, 10,11,12, Novus Hi-Y, 12, President, 12, Vice-President Junior Class, President Senior Class, Magazine Campaign, 12, Clee Club, 10, Choir, 11, 12, Section I Champion, 9,11, Regional Runner-Up, 9, Football, 12, Captain, 12, Wrestling, 11,12, Captain, 11,121 Prom Committee, 11,12. DANIEL LEMOUNT CONLEY General 'LMoose Varsity C , 1O,11,12, President, 12, Novus Hi-Y, 12, Football, 10,11,12g Letter, 11,123 Wrestling, l0,11,12g Co-Captain, 12, Letter, 1O,11,12g Base- ball, 10,11,l2, Letter, 12, Pep Club, 10,115 Runner up, Big Ten Wrestling, 11. BARBARA JEAN COOK Commercial Cookie G.A.A., 1O,11,12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12, Choir, 11,125 C Clef, 10, Library Club, 10,1l,12, Prom Committee, 11, Intramural Sports, 1O,1l,12, Junior Play Committee, 11, Senior Play Committee, 12, VOYAGER, 12, Senior Banquet, 12. WILLIAM LEO CUBIC General '1Billl' Original Hi-Y, l0,11,12, Secretary, 12, Pep Club, 12, Baseball, 10, Cafeteria, 12, Basket- ball, 10,11,12, Letter, 12. LOUIS PAUL CURINGA General i'L0u,' MICHELEEN ANN CURINGA General Sis F.T.A., 1O,11,12, Vice-President, 12, Pep Club, 10,125 Senior Play Committee, 125 In- tramural Sports, 1O,11,12, Tri-Hi-Y, 1O,11,125 Prom Committee, 11, Home Economics Club, 12, Champion Softball Team, 12. L L ,.,.,. -- ,L me L we E i l X KAREN BARBARA DAVIN Commercial Owlet Pep Club, 10,12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, F,B.L.A., 11,12, Color Guard, 12, Cafe- teria, 11,125 Home Economic Club, 12. DAVID NEALE DORAN Academic Charlie Brownu Original Hi-Y, 10,11,l2, Pep Club, 12, Varsity HCV, 12, Basketball, 10,11, 12. , Q KATHLEEN ESTELLE DROGOWSKI ' General Kathy Tri-Hi-Y, 10, F.B.L.A., 11,12, Home Eco- nomics Club, 12, Vice President, 12, Pep Club, 12. 1 2 at ALAN LADD DUNLAP General Al 1 Wrestling, 10,1l, Football, 10,11,12, Varsity SCH, 12, Original Hi-Y, 12, Pep Club, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Industrial Arts Award, 10. WILLIAM GEORGE DUVAL f'Academie WilliC,' Pep Club, 10, Glee Club, 10, Choir, 11,12, Varsity Singers, 12, Student Council, 12, Var- sity HCH, 12, Football, 12, Letter, 12, Biology, 10,11, Original Hi-Y, 11,12, Prom Committee, 11, Junior Play Cast, 11, Senior Play Cast, 12, National Thespian Society, 11,125 Vice Presi- dent, 12., County Chorus, 12., Junior Play Committee, ll, Senior Play Committee, 12. Q ' EDWARD ELIKAN . , Academic Ed Original Hi-Y, 10,11, Novus Hi-Y, 12: Pep Club, 12: Varsity MCU, 11,12g Baseball, 10,11, 12: Basketball Manager, 10,11,12. MARTIN ELIKAN Academic Marty Original Hi-Y, 10,11, Novus Hi-Y, 12, Wrest- ling, 10,11,125 Letter, 12: Glee Club, 105 Choir, 10,11,12, Pep Club, 10,125 Rifle Club, 10. DORIE E. EMERICK Commercial 'iDee,' Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12: F.T.A., 11: F.B.L.A., 125 G.A.A., 10: Intramural Sports, 10,11,l2: Usherette, Spring Concert. IRVIN VVARREN EMERICK General 1rvin' Typing Certificate, 11. ANTONIO CARLOS MENDES ESTEFAN General Tony1' Student Council, 12: Vice-President Senior Class: Foreign Exchange Stu- dent, 125 Novus Hi-Y, 12: Chess Club, 12: Senior Play Cast. 12: National Thespian Society, 12. 24 DIANE MARIE FALICK Academic Di Tri-Hi-Y, 10,1l,125 Biology Club, 10,115 French-Spanish Club, 125 G-Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Junior Play Cast, 115 National Thes- pian Society, 11,125 Play Committee, 11,125 Prom Committee, 11,125 Intramural Sports, , 10,11,125 Essay Contest Winner, 125 Pep Club, 10,12. SUSAN MARY FIDURSKI Commercial Sue,' Intramural Sports, 10,115 Typing Certificate, 115 See Staff, 10,115 Business Manager, 10511, Library Club, 1O,11,12: F.B.L.A., 10,1l. ROBERTA ORA GARNER General Robbie, 9 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12: GAA., 105 F.T.A., 115 F.B.LA, 121 Prom Committee, 115 Intramural Sports, 10,11,12g G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 Senior Revue, 12. FAUSTIN MODESTO GERRERO Academic Fosty,' Glee Club, 10: Choir, 11,125 Original Hi-Y, 11,125 Pep Club, 105 Rifie Club, 12: Prom Committee, 11. MICHAEL ANTHONY GICLOTTI Academic Miken Future Engineers, 12: French-Spanish Club, 125 Pep Club, 125 Basket ball, 115 Novus Hi-Y, 11. 1 1 1 DONNA MARIE GLATZ Commercial Gladys'l Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,l25 Biology Club, 105 F.T.A., 11,125 National Thespian Society, 11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 Junior Play Committee, 115 Prom Com- mittee, 115 Intramural Sports, 10,11,12. BETTY LOU GORDON General i'Betty THOMAS ANDREW GORDON General Archie,' Original Hi-Y, 10,11,125 Treasurer, 125 Var- sity C , 11,125 Wrestling 10,11,125 Letter, 11,125 Football, 125 Letter, 125 Golf, 11,125 Letter, 11,125 Pep Club, 10512. JOSEPH HOWARD GRAY Academic K 'Joen Original Hi-Y, 10,11,l25 President, 125 Pep Club, 125 Student Council, 125 Prom Com- mittee, 115 Wrestling, 10,11,125 Letter, 10,11, 125 Varsity CH, 10,11,125 Treasurer, 12. MARY THERE SA GRAY Academic S'Mary Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 F.T.A., 11,125 Biology Club, 105 Pep Club, 10,125 Senior Revue, 125 Prom Committee, 115 Intramural Sports, 10, 11,125 Junior Play Committee, 115 Senior Play Committee, 12. Quint 1 LINDA ANN GROVE Academic Linda National Honor Society, 11,125 Secretary, 125 National Thespian Society, 11,125 G.'Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 See Staff, 1O,11,125 Ass,t. Editor, 115 Editor, 125 Prom Committee, 115 Biology Club, 105 Intramural Sports, 1O,11,125 Champion Tennequoit Team, 125 Pep Club, 105 Tri-Hi-Y, 125 French-Spanish Club, 11,125 Pittsburgh Jr, Press Club, 11,125 Play Com- mittee, 115 Library, 1O,11,125 Essay Contest Winner, 125 National Merit Semi-finalist, 125 Western Pennslyvania Student United Nations, 12. JOAN MARIE HANUSIAK Academic Joan Pep Club, 105 Biology Club, 105 G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Girls' Ensemble, 11,125 Junior Play Cast, 11, French-Spanish Club, 11,125 Senior Revue, 125 Prom Committee, 115 All-County Chorus, 12. KATHLEEN ESTELLE HARACY Academic Kathy,' VOYAGER, 1O,11,125 Editor, 125 Pep Club, 10,125 Play Committee, 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11, 125 Treasurer, 115 President, 125 F.T,A., 10, 11,125 Historian, 115 Student Council, 105 Senior Class Treasurer, G. Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Intramural Sports, 1O,11,125 Letter, 125 National Honor Society, 11,125 Vice1Presi- dent, 125 Library Club, 1O,11,125 Letter of Commendation, National Merit Test, 115 Prom Committee, 11,125 Western Pennsylvania Student United Nations, 125 Champion Tenne- quoit Team, 12. HELEN LOUISE JAHN Academic C'Helen See Staff, 1O,11,125 Business Manager, 125 G. Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Girls, Ensemble, 11,125 National Honor Society, 11,125 Pittsburgh Jr. Press Club, 11,125 Essay Contest Winner, 125 County Chorus, 125 Junior Play Cast, 115 Sen- ior Revue, 125 Library, 10,11,12. CHARLES JERRY JESEK General g'Chas Basketball, 1O,11,125 Letter, 11,125 Baseball, 10,11,12g Letter, 1O,11,125 Varsity C , 10, 11,125 Original Hi-Y, 11,125 Junior Class Nominating Committee, 115 Prom Committee, 115 Pep Club, 12. red HHH' E RONALD LEE KELLER General 'iRon Industrial Arts Award, 10,113 First Prize winner, 10. HARRY KENNEDY General 'LHarvey', Varsity 'SC , 10,1l,12g Pep Club, 10,12g Original Hi-Y, 10,l1,12g Wrest- ling Manager, 10,11,12g VOYAGER high salesman, DONALD LOUIS JOHNSON General HDOU JANET SALLY JOHNSON General ':Red Biology Club, 10, F.T.A., 11,125 Pep Club, 12' Prom Committee, 11, Scholastic Art Award, 10. BARBARA ANN KAMISOL General Babs Pep Club, 12, Band, 10, Tri-Hi-Y, 10,115 Home Economics Club, 125 F.B.L.A., 10,11. THOMAS H. KIDD ER General Dork', JUNE JOYCE KING Academic June Majorette, 11,125 Alternate, 105 G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Mixed Ensemble, 125 F.T.A., 10, 125 G.A.A., 115 Play Committee, 115 Sen- ior Play Cast, 125 National Thespian Society, 11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 Prom Committee, 11,125 Intramural Sports, 10, 11,12. JOHN WIEDNER KNARR Academic njackl' Glee Club, 105 Choir, 11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 Biology Club, 105 Varsity Cv, 11,125 See Staff, 115 Novus Hi-Y, 125 National Honor Society, 11,125 Tennis Team, 9,10,11,125 Wrestling, 10,115 Prom Committee, 115 Senior Class Play, 125 National Thespian Society, 125 Duquesne Plaque, 11,125 Student Council, 125 Most Valuable Player, Tennis, 11. Honorable Mention Science Fair, 105 Band, 10,11,12 Swing Band 10 11,12. PATRICIA KAY KOCHIRKA Academic at F.T.A., 10,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y, l0,11,125 Future Homemakers 12 G Clef 10 Choir, 11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 Intramural Sports, 10,11 12 THEODORE JOHN KORPIEL General Ted ROBERT KENNETH KRISOVENSKI General HK1-ig' Industrial Arts Award, 1O,11. DONALD GILL LAWRENCE General Lambie,' French-Spanish Club, 11,125 President, 12. MARCELLA LOUISE LIPKA LL, MM Commercial nMarcy,' Pep Club, 12, Home Economics Club, 12. PEARL ANN MAKAR General 'LPearll F.B,L.A., 10,113 choir, 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10 11,123 Pep Club, 10, French-Spanish Club, 12 Prom Committe, 11, G Clef, 10. MARY ANN JUDITH MANGIAMELE Commercial Mung G.A.A., 10, Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12, F.T.A., 11,12 Pep Club, 12, Home Economics Club, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Champion Softball Team, 12. 30 DAVID GEORGE MARTIN General Dave', Biology Club, 10,11, Original Hi-Y, 12, French-Spanish Club, 11,12. HENRY ANDREW MARTIN Academic HankM Original H-Y, 10,11,12: Treasurer, 11: Vice President, 12, Pep Club, 12, Wrestling, 1O,11,12g Letter, 10,11,12, Varsity C , 10,l1,12, Secretary, 123 RITA MAY MARTIN General Rit Choir, 1l,12g Biology Club, 10, French- Spanish Club, 12, G Clef, 10. ' RUTH MARENE MCCLAIN General Ruthie', Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12g Chaplain, 10,11,12g G.A. A., 10,11,12, Prom Committee, 11, Home Economics Club, 12, Champion Softball Team, 12. ROBERT MORRONE McFARLAND Academic HBCU, Biology Club, 10,11,12g Original Hi-Y, 11,125 Executive Committee, 11, Historama, 113 Science Fair, 10,11,12g Rifle Club, 12, Tennis, 12, Intramural Sports, 1l,12. 31 , LINDA LOU MERCER Commercial Linda,' 115 Chairman, 11, Choir, 11,12g G Clef, 10: Library Club, 10,1 Intramural Sports, 10,11,12g Junior Play Committee, 11, Senior Play Committee, 12, Pep Club, 1O,12. MARY KATHERINE MEYERS Academic Kathy Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12, F.T.A., 1O,l1,12g Treasurer, 11: President, 12, Rifle Team, 11,12g Letter, 11,12g Treasurer, 11,12g G Clef, 10, Choir, 11,125 Senior Play Cast, 12, National Thespian Society, 125 Intramural Sports, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Junior Play 11. 32 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12, Vice President, 11, F,T.A., 11,125 Prom Committee, 1,12g CHARLES M. MCGUIRE General Chuck' Rifle Team, 11,123 Football, 11. IRWIN RUSSELL McKELVEY, JR. Academic Ernie, Pep Club, 11,125 Varsity C , 10,11,12 Novus Hi-Y, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Base- ball, 10,11,12g Letter, 1O,11,12, Football, 10 11,125 Letter, 11,12. GERALD FRANK MCNAVI SH Academic Gerryl' Student Council, 10,11,12, Biology Club, 12, Novus Hi-Y, 11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 Prom Committee, 11, Senior Play Committee, 12. 9 1 1 LORRAINE ANN MICHALEC Academic 5 Raini' s G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 French-Spanish Club, 11,125 Treasurer, 125 Biology Club, 105 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, 125 Li- brary Club, 10,11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 Intra- mural Sports, 10,11,125 Letter, 125 VOYAGER, 11,125 Senior Editor, 11,125 Play Committee, 11,125 Student Council, 125 Prom Committee, 11. SUSAN MILLER Academic '1Sue Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 G.A.A., 105 F.T.A., 11,125 Pep Club, 11,125 Intramural Sports, 10,11,125 Senior Play Committee, 125 National Thespian Society, 125 Prom Committee, 12. JAMES STEWART MILLIKEN Academic Jim Marching Band, 10,11,125 Swing Band, 11,125 Concert Band, 10,11,125 Glee Club, 105 Choir, 11,125 Biology Club, 115 Future Engineers, 125 Senior Play Cast, 125 Junior Play Cast, 115 National Thespian Society, 11,125 School Sci- ence Fair, 10,125 Historama Exhibit, 11, Rifle Club, 125 Pep Club, 10,12. JUDITH KAREN MILLIKEN Academic Judy French-Spanish Club, 11,125 Vice-President, 125 Pep Club, 10,123 Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 Biology Club, 105 G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Girls' Ensemble, 11,125 County Chorus, 125 Intramural Sports, l0,11,125 Senior Class Play, 125 Junior Class Play, 115 Prom Committee, 115 School Science Fair, Second Prize, 105 Senior Revue, 125 National Thcspian Society, 11,12. RICHARD JAMES MINOR General 4'Rich,, Weight-lifting Club, 125 Pep Club, 12. 33 RICHARD DUANE MOEHRING General Rich Wrestling, lO,ll,l23 Runner-Up, Big Ten Tournament 11 Letter 11 12 Varsity Cf, 11,123 Football Manager, ll, Cafeteria 12 LeROY MOLINARO General LeRoy Football, 1O,l1,123 Varsity C, l0,11,12 Prom Committee 11 Glee Club, 103 Choir, 11,123 Double Quartet, 12 Magazine Campaign 12 ARLENE LAVERNE MOSS Commercial Ar VOYAGER, 11,123 Ass't. Business Manager, ll, Business Manager 123 G Clef, 10, Choir, 11,123 12, Biology Club, 10,113 French-Spanish Club, 123 Tri-Hi-Y, l0,ll,l2, Pep Club, 123 Senior Play Cast, 123 National Thespian Society, 123 Prom Committee, 11,123 Junior Play Com- mittee, ll, Senior Play Committee, 123 Inside Story Staff, 12, Editor, 123 Library Club, 1O,11, 123 Champion Tennequoit Team, 123 Senior Revue, 123 Banquet Committee, 113 Typing Certificate, 11. JAMES HILLARY MOUNTAIN General 'jimi' Pep Club, 123 Weight-lifting Club, 12. DENNIS WALTER NIDBELLA General iiDCIlHYl, Football, 123 Varsity C, 123 Pep Club, 123 Original Hi-Y, 1O,11,12. DENNIS W. NOVAK General Kookie,' Original Hi-Y, 10,11,125 Basketball, 105 Baseball, 115 Rifle Team, 11. WILLIAM JOHN NOWAGARSKI General Novy' ' Varsity CU, 125 Football, 10,11,125 Letter, 125 Original Hi-Y, 10,115 Prom Committee, 115 Choir, 10,115 Glee Club, Pep Club, 10,125 junior Play Committee, 11. THOMAS JOESPH O'NEILL General 6'Tip,' Football, 105 letter, 105 Varsity Cf, 10,11,125 Junior Play Cast, 115 Senior Play Cast, 125 National Thespian Society, 11,125 Original I-Ii-Y, 11. CHRISTINE LINDSAY PARKMAN Academic Chris Biology Club, 10,11,125 Secretary, 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y, 105 F.E.A., 11,125 Vice President, 125 Library Club, 10,11,125VOYAGER, 11,125 Art Editor, 125 Choir, 11,125 Girls, Ensemble, rus, 125 Intramural Sports, 10,11,125 Junior Play Committee, 115 Senior Play Committee, 125 Prom Committee, 115 National Thespian Society, 125 A.F.S. candidate, 115 Senior Revue, 125 Science Fair. flth prize, 105 3rd prize, 11, Hon. mention, 11. MARIE LUCILLE PARNELL General Marie' Pep Club, 10,125 Tri-Hi-Y, 105 Home Eco- nomics Club, 125 F.B.L.A., 125 Color Guard, 12. 10,11,125 Accompanist, 10,11,125 County Cho-' Hunan ? 1 NORMA JEAN PHILLIPS TERRY LEA PENN Commercial HTCITYV G.A.A., 10,11,12, Home Economics Club, 123 Tri-Hi-Y, 10. LINDA MARIE PERSIANI Commercial Lina, G.A.A., 10,11, Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,12, F.B.L.A., 12, F.T.A., 12, Prom Committee, 11,125 Play Committee, 125 Pep Club, 10,125 Intramural Sports, 10,11,12, Champion Softball Team, 12, Inside Story Staff, 12. JAMES JOHN PEYTON General 'fliffli' Original Hi-Y, 12, Golf, 12. Academic Norm Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12, G Clef, 10, Choir, 11,125 Intramural Sports, 125 Cham- pion Softball Team, 12, G.A.A., 10,125 French-Spanish Club, 113 Prom Com- mittee, 1 1. MARTIN EARL PIPER General Bucl5' Weight-lifting Club, 12. 36 TERRY IRA PLATTS And. ,T ,, a emic erry Biology Club, 105 Rifle Club, 115 Civil Defense Club, 105 Treasurer, 105 French-Spanish Club, 125 Industrial Arts Award, 10. VICTOR JAY RASKIN Academic Lump,' Biology Club, 10,115 Novus Hi-Y, 11,125 Var- sity C , 11,125 Glee Club, 105 Choir, 11, Basketball, 10,11,125 Letter, 11,125 Baseball, 10,11,125 Letter, 125 Play Committee, 11, Prom Committee, 11, JOANNE TERESA ROMAN Commercial 210' VOYAGER, 125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 F.B.L.A., 125 Inside Story Stalf, 12 Ditto Operator, 125 Home Economics Club, 12 Rifle Club, 125 Pep Club, 10,125 Cheerleader 10,11,125 Intramural Sports, 10,11,125 Cham pion Softball Team, 125 Prom Committee, 11 G. Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Mixed Ensemble 11,125 United Fund Attendant, 105 Senior Re- vue, 125 Senior Banquet Committee, 12. STUART KIRKPATRICK SAINTS Academic Stu Future Engineers of America, 105 Camera Club, 105 Wrestling, 105 Letter, 105 Representative to WAMMPE, 105 United Fund Junior Speakers, Bu- reau, 115 Pep Club, 125 Varsity C , 115 See Staff, 11 Historama, 115 First Prize,115 Science Fair, 115 First Prize, Chemistry, 115 Exchange Stu- dent to Sweden, 115 Junior Play Cast, 115 Senior Play Cast, 125 National Thespian Society, 11,125 President, 125 Band Announcer, 11,125 Football Announcer, 11,125 National Honor Society, 11,125 President, 125 Novus Hi-Y, 12. SAMUEL W. SCHMEK Academic Sam Clee Club, 105 Choir, 115 Novus Hi-Y, 10,115 Biology, 10,115 Golf Team 11,125 Letter, 12. 37 GRETCHEN LOUISE SCHNEIDER Academic Gretch', F.T.A., 105 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Pep Club, 105 Library Club, 10,11,125 French-Spanish Club, 11,125 Intramural Sports, 10,11,125 Champion Tennequoit Team, 125 Western Pennsylvania Student United Nations Delegate, 125 VOYAGER, 125 Copy Editor, 125 Junior Play Committee, 115 National Thespian Society, 11,12. RICHARD CHARLES SCHONDER General Rich,' Pep Club, 125 Industrial Arts Award, 11. ANDREA REGINA SEDER Commercial Andi Tri-H1-Y, 10,115 G.A.A., 105 F.B.L.A., 10,11 CAROLYN ANN SEDER Academic Carol Biology Club, 10,11,125 Pep Club, 105 VOYAGER, 125 Tri-Hi-Y, 105 Vice-President, 105 Play Committee, 11,125 Business Manager, 115 Co-Business Manager, 125 Future Engi- neers of America, 11,125 Secretary, 125 Intra- mural Sports, 10,11,125 G Clef, 105 Choir, 11, 125 School Science Fair, 115 Third Prize, 115 Buhl Planetarium Science Fair, 115 Honorable Mention, 11. MARIAN EILEEN SERZEGA Commercial Marian', Tri-Hi-Y, 10,115 F.B.L.A., 10,11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 Intramural Sports, 115 Home Economics Club, 12. ... . H JOSEPH sGRo General Joe Original Hi-Y, 11,12, Industrial Arts, 10,1l, Cafeteria, 1O,11,12. JOHN THOMAS SKERCZAK General John', Wrestling, 10,11,12, Letter, 11,125 Varsity C , 11,12, Original Hi-Y, 1O,11, 12, Pep Club, 10,12,' Baseball, 10,11,12, Senior Revue, 12. EILEEN JOYCE SLIFKA Commercial Eileen Tri-Hi-Y, 12, Intramural Sports, 12, Pep Club, 12. CHARLOTTE LEE SNATCHKO Commercial i'Char', Library Club, 10,11,12, Vice-President, 11,12, F.B.L.A., 1O,11,12, Tri-Hi-Y, 11,12, Vice- President, 12, VOYAGER, 12, Intramural Sports, 10,11,12, Champion Softball Team, 12, Play Committee, 11,12, Home Economics Club, 12, Pep Club, 10,12, Essay Contest Winner, 12, Typing Certificate, 11. SANDRA STEVENSON Academic Sandia, Choir, 11,12, F.T.A., 10,11,12, Secretary, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,12, Representative, 10,11,l2, Library Club, 10,11,12, School Science Fair, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Chairman, 11, Play Committee, 11,12, Chairman, 12, lntramural Sports, 1O,11,12, Champion Tennequoit Team, 12, Pep Club, 12, National Thespian Society, 12, Senior Banquet, 11, Magazine Campaign, 12, Senior Revue, 12, Western Pennsylvania Student United Nations Delegate, 12, VOYACER, 11,125 Picture Editor, 12, Ass't. Picture Editor, 11. I E ws3'1E f 9' W M GEORGE ERNEST THOMASSY Academic 'lGCO1'gC,, Camera Club, 115 F,E.A., 115 Stage Crew, 105 Pep Club, 10,12. FREDERICK PAUL THORPE General Fred 40 RONALD ELMER STEWART General Stooge,' Football, 10, 11,125 Letter, 10,11,125 Big Ten All-Star Team, Honorable Mention, 11,125 Touchdown Club All-Star, 11,125 Most Valua- ble Player, 115 Pep Club, 10,125 Novus Hi-Y, 10,11,125 Varsity C , 10,11,125 Prom Commit- tee, 11. HARRY J. SULLIVAN General Silky Original Hi-Y, 105 Baseball, 12. RONALD WARREN TERHORST Academic Ronny Original Hi-Y, 10,11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 Varsity C , 125 Rifle, 10,11,125 Letter, 11,125 Football 125 Letter, 125 Biology Club, 10. WILLA EDNA TURNEY Academic Wil Majorette, 1O,l1,125 Co-head, 12, C.A.A., 10, 11,12g President 125 Tri-Hi-Y, 1O,11,125 Secre- tary, 12, Rifle Club, 125 Student Council, 125 Choir, 11,125 Junior Class Treasurer, Prom Committee, 11, Intramural Sports, l0,11,12g Champion Softball Team, 12. ELISSA THERESA VERZELLI Commercial Elis', G Clef, 10, Choir, 11,125 Intramural Sports, 10, F.B.L.A., 11,12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Inside Story Staff, 12. RALPH M. VIVIANO Academic Ralph,' Biology Club, l0,11,12, F.E.A., 10,11,12g Treasurer, 115 President, 12, Rifle Team, 11,l2g Letter, 11,12g Captain, 125 Varsity C , 125 School Science Fair, 11, Physics, First Prize, ll, Rifle Trophy, 11. WINEEN CHARNELL WALL Commercial WiI166Uii F.T.A., l0,11,12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10,115 Home Economics Club, 12, Rifle, 10,11, 12, Cafeteria, 12, Color Guard, 12. DIANE ELAINE WVARHOLAK Commercial - Diane' Tri-Hi-Y, lO,11,125 F.B.L.A., l0,11,12g Secretary, 10,125 F.B.L.A., Vice President, 12, Library Club, 10,11,12, Prom Committee, 11, G Clef, 10 Choir, 11,125 Pep Club, 10, Play Committee, 11, Inside Story Staff, 12 Senior Banquet, 125 Senior Revue, 12. 41 DONNA EILEEN WARHOLAK Commercial Donna F.B.L.A., l0,11,l25 President, 125 G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,115 125' Library Club, 1O,11,125 Secretary, 125 Prom Committee, 115 Pep Club, 105 Play Committee, 115 Inside Story Staff, 125 Senior Banquet, 125 Senior Revue, 12. THOMAS CHARLES WARREN, General Tom'l Weight-lifting Club, 12. ANTHONY LEO WEIKEL, JR. General Tony'l Camera Club, 125 Weight-lifting Club, 12. ROBERT SPERRING WILSON Academic ':Bob' Rifle, 10,1l,125 Vice-President, 125 Letter, 11 125 F.E.A., 11,125 Treasurer, 125 Biology Club, 125 Glee Club, 105 Choir, 11,12 BEVERLY LOUISE WOODALL General 'tBev' Tri-Hi-Y, 105 F.B.L.A., l0,1l,l25 Pep Club 10,125 Home Economics Club, 125 Color Guard 125 Cafeteria, 11,12. CHARLES WILLIAM YEAGER, JR. Academic Chuck Original H1-Y, 11,125 Rifle Club, 11,12. PATRICIA ANN ZAWILLA Academic npattya, G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 Pep Club, 10,125 VOYAGER, 105 See Staff, 115 G.A.A., 11,125 Intramural Sports, 10,11,125 Biology Club, 105 Play Committee, 115 Prom Committee, 115 Library Club, 11,125 Champion Tennequoit Team. 12. JANICE ELIZABETH ZEBRASKEY Academic janv Tri-Hi-Y, 10,11,125 French-Spanish Club, 105 F,T.A., 11,125 G Clef, 105 Choir, 11,125 Girls, Ensemble, 11,125 Intramural Sports, 10,11,125 Junior Class Play, 115 National Thespian So- ciety, 11,125 Prom Committee, 115 Senior Revue, 12. WAYNE CHARLES ZIEGLER General Wayne ROSE MARIE ZUPCIC Commercial Rose G.A.A., 10,115 Tf1-H1-Y, 1o,11, F.B.L.A., 125 Treasurer, 125 Pep Club, 10,125 G Clef, 105 F.H.A., 125 President, 125 Intramural Sports, 10,115 Majorette, 10,11,125 Head Majorette 125 Homemaking Award, 115 Typing Certifi- cate, 11. 2 TOP ROW: Rene Chazal, James Milliken, Judy Milliken, Leroy Austin, Thomas O'Neill, William Duvalg BOTTOM ROW: Antonio Estefan, Cheryl Bohnke, Arlene Moss, Stuart Saints, June King, Kathy Meyers, John Knarr. SENIGR CLASS PLAY The Doctor In Spite of Himself , 1 Mollere FAR LEFT: John Knarr, Antonio Estefan l LEFT: Judy Milliken LEFT: Cheryl Bohnke Thomas O'Neill LEFT TO RIGHT: Leroy Molinaro, Robert Aston, Sandra Stevenson, Victor Raskin, Judy Milliken, Leroy Austin, Samuel Cole, Gloria Buny. MAGAZIN E CAM PAIG Seniors Raise S800 for Yearbook The magazine campaign, originated to help Hnance the VOY- AGER, began early in September. Samuel Cole, senior class presi- dent, was chairman of the drive. Sam appointed Robert Aston, Judy Milliken, Leroy Molinaro, and Sandra Stevenson as his assistants. The Educational Reader Service, Inc., which sponsored the maga- zine campaign, offered prizes to the three highest salesmen. At the close of the campaign Leroy Austin was announced high salesman. Gloria Buny and Victor Raskin were runners-up. 4-5 In an attempt to meet the demand for better-prepared college freshmen, there have been incorporated into the curriculum at Carnegie High School a number of new courses. These courses are designed toacquaint seniors with study on the college level. The subjects which are a part of this advanced program include English, biology, mathematics, chemistry, physics, typing, notehand, and speedreading. ADVANCED PLACEME T E GLISH MEMBERS: Kenneth Boyda, Jessica Bunio, Rene Chazal, Linda Grove, Joan Hanusiak, Kathleen Haracy, Helen Jahn, Robert McFarland, Lorraine Michalec, james Milliken, Judy Milliken, Christine Parkman, Stuart Saints, Gretchen Schneider, Carolyn Seder, Patricia Zawilla. INSTRUCTOR: Miss Lois Mason. 46 MEMBERS: Leroy Austin, Jessica Bunio, Samuel Cole, David Doran, Joseph Gray, Mary Gray, Helen Jahn, Patricia Kochirka, Norma Phillips, Stuart Saints, Sandra Stevenson, Willa Turney. INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Dorothy Mikus. BICLCGY II AD ANCED CHEMI TRY AN PHYSICS MEMBERS: Kenneth Boyda, Rene Chazal, Martin Elikan, Faustin Gerero, Michael Giglotti, Linda Grove, Kathleen Haracy, John Knarr, Robert McFarland, James Milliken, Stuart Saints, Ralph Viviano, Robert Wilson, Patricia Zawilla. INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Melvin Burkett. , , , .,., , .. L ,.., , S Wt Ml tt at ,,,., , -,N new 1' A s., ,,,,.,,, M ,W K I -mul A 7 ts-Z1 :af-t , sr.,--mu.,-W:s.s .MW,Me,,amtqmmw Wmwwsxami Richard Schonder, Harvey Sherman, John Skerczak, William Skerczak, Beatrice Smith MEMBERS: Leroy Austin, Kenneth Boyda, Rene Chazal, David Doran, William Duval, Martin Elikan, Diane Falick, Faustin Gerrero, Michael Giglotti, Linda Grove, Kathleen Haracy, John Knarr, Patricia Kochirka, Robert McFarland, James Milliken, Judy Milliken, Christine Parkman, Terry Platts, Victor Raskin, Stuart Saints, Gretchen Schneider, Carolyn Seder, Ralph Viviano, Robert Wilson, Charles Yeager, Patricia Zawilla. INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Raymond Zaney. ADVANCED MATHEMATICS SPEED READI G MEMBERS: Dale Armani, Leroy Austin, Ray Carmichael, Samuel Cole, Micheleen Curinga, Gaston Dolfi, David Doran, Susan Fidurski, Mary Gray, Donald Johnson, John Knarr fheodore Korpiel, Richard Malone, Judy Mangiamele, Dennis Nidbella, Janice Reed 9 Ronald Terhorst. INSTR UCTOR: Mr. Richard Meade. y tgp.-:Q-wg, ff ' : .. ,1 raw? 1 Qu ai. ffl . FIRST ROW: Robert Wilson, Christine raricman, Pat Kochirka, Stuart Saints,Miss Boyle, SECOND ROW: Sue Miller, Kathy Meyers, Pat Zawilla, William Duval, Willa Turney. Notehand - Typing Mechanical Drawing FRONT ROW: Robert McFarland, Faustin Gerrero, Harry Kennedy, Mike Giglotti. BACK ROW: Eric Heselbarth, Joe Gray, George Thornassy, Mr. Andresky. 6 ,,.Q s x xii... X ue- -QC ,' Fli r is igsii' 4u U Q ' 1'-iii!!! liilii' fxfs-4 s N-P! K' ,,..fsf .f,yL ,sf X.-O f N xZF5TkONS s , , '-'f,if:1,:f- .:f, '79 5'7Wf 5 L' W' Y - 1, we.:x:i'f: ifiwi g 115 if ll5'E.,EWL5IHi'Wf:ff! ' i ' ff -f if' ' 'Y K 'V U 5 .,- .:- f,-,- ,, , -,:-,,.- ,,:i:-My 51: if - ' . n- jf Q. WT x 7 K xH 2' Q -:-.:l 5.- ,. 4 N C 'T -s:f ...f- 5 4 11 ,.fAv1L-5... -.fwns-,., 7 I D Z X49 ,4 1' 5 gf Left to right: Don Gulick, Sports Editorg Linda Grove, Editor: Miss Mason, Sponsor: Helen Jahn, Business Manager. See Staff Left to right: H. Jahn, E. Dey, J. Allinder, L. Grove, F. Mulligan, Douds, Miss Mason, J DePoe, K. Miller, M. Barnaba, F. Peters, D. Gulick. 52 FIRST ROW: F. Mulligan, H, jahn, L. Grove. SECOND ROW: M. Barnaba, J. Allinder J. Douds, K. Miller. THIRD ROW: P. Armani, E. Dey, D. Gulick, F. Peters. See Staft The 'LSeew in its 28th year at Carnegie High School was for the first time pub- lished by a journalism class and printed professionally. Serving as the student 'gvoicew of the school, the paper reported student, faculty, and administration news and commented on school, local, and national affairs. The 12 members of the journalism class met before school hours to study news- paper writing, copy editing, layout, and make-up design. In November the HSeeH earned membership in Quill and Scroll, the International Honor Society for scholastic journalism. Officers of the association approved the paper and granted a charter to Carnegie. Some individual members of the ':See staff were accepted for membership after meeting requirements which included journalistic interests, general scholastic average, and the amount of material published. Recognizing the responsibilities that belong to the journalist, members of the staff sought to present a picture of Carnegie High School and to guide student interest and opinion on matters of importance to the school and community. 53 4,3 2 Q, A ff mx f 'E+ M, ,w-4 6 141 ff-,QQ ,gg X' Q . , A 3, v Z 1 3, gl- s A i gh' WE 6 E 4 I rl , Mau , Q e Q55 ' 'QM ig rv! f 1 F . 45 3 K iwlu, . fini 1 11. ,ug ff: A' J- ,LI Yi 6,4 n uhh A L .cspww-ig, Q ? 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U M, '- 1-lip' yn :'a'e3'vg-i , A lugs:-- 52' -' V 7' .V EM 'aux - A 1-Q33 Q? -55 is 5 f ' f . ,gi af g',a,il' ,sq b W AA ' ff Si f Zi 'HF' A 5 1 - Q Q ? sw yi -M5351 gag' im if, . 443,-.1 , , i5 9 2 1-11555, , X 1, ,ggi K' V., , 1 ' ., 5 25f-6'kf9 I Q wi E35 Q Q E3 M f on VN Carnegie High School Kiltie Band Under the direction of Mr. Aldo Di Ianni, the Carnegie High School Band is featured during half-time proceedings, an annual band concert and in several com- munity functions during the year. i'Kiltie uniforms were purchased this year and have added sparkling color to the band's intricate marching routines. Members: C. Szymzyk, A. Kolesky, M. Hoyson, T. Long, B. Dixon. B. Smith, R. Hof, E, Shanahan, R. Zalensky, B. Erneriek, L. Wlilson, J. Krovchyshyn, A. Kantor, K. Haluschak, B. Whaley, M. Hof, S. Popvichak, S. Windon, C, Smith, R. Spriggs, C. Petronsky. F. Murueo, L. Williamson, D. Upctraft, Komorada, D. Guerin, J. West, B. Podalak, R. lvfykita, F, Sansoni. F. Smith, B. Babish, NV. Meiner, J. Florence, A. Pysh, J. Dolfi, H. Scott, A. Poyko, K. Grove, D. Mykita, R. W'right, C. Zawilla, J. Milliken, J. Mitchell, R. Nirella, R. Dombrowski, G. Hanazar, J. Bigham, R. Bogdon, V. O'Shay. WV. Sperzsk, F. Spelar, A. Homa, G, Speca. Alternates: R. Fontanese, C. Nielntrye, R. Kessler, R. Nidbella, J. Stewart, D. Schwartz, B. Dolfi. Band Director: hir. Di Ianni. 56 Willa TUFHCY June King Maiorettes ' Head Rose Zupcic Patty Fox Susan Scott Margie Emmett P 1 F D ll'll'llK' YVx'ul1l0wski Drum Majorette au 3 OX 1'. Mr. Joseph Buggan Co-Sponsor Kenneth Boyda President Robert Aston Vice-President Sponsor Nancy Bogdon Secretary Gloria Buny Treasurer Michael lwarvencllc FIRST ROW: W. Turney, N. Phillips, D. Danks, C, Zawilla. G. Buny, D. Cole, H. Zalet- ski, A. Checco, J. Roman, J. Bunio. SECOND ROW: G. McNavish, J. Gray, J, Knarr, N Bogdon, S. Girt, L. Michalec, S. Cole, D. Moss, R. Ancstis. THIRD ROW: D. Zebraskey K. Bailey, W. Duval. K, Boyda, R. Aston, T. Estefan, J. Madva, D. Spincla. TUDENT COUNCIL 58 1 r l I S. Saints, J. Knarr, H. jahn, L. Grove, K. Haracy, J. Bunio, K. Boyda. K l i NAIICNAI. HO OR SGCIEIY The National Honor Society is composed ol students who have shown outstand- ing traits of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Each spring they in- duct new inernbers from the Senior and Junior classes. To finance this yearls activities, the club sponsored an after-game dance during thc football season. Nliss Gladys Norsiclt I Sponsor Jessica Buniu y T1hCHSll1AK'l' ' Linda Clrovt- i Secretary I Kathleen l'lzirzu'y Vict--President Sluarl Saints Prcsidcm 59 FIRST ROW.' D. Falick, King, Milliken, Buuio, D. Glatz, L. Grove, C. Seder C Schneider. SECOND ROW: S. Saints, T. O'Ncill, W. Duval, R. Ghazal, J. Milliken. William Duval Vice-President Judy Milliken Secretary Stuart Saints President lyir. Rodney Claws Sponsor Carolyn Seder Treasurer National Thespian Society FRONT SITTING: J. Allinder, L. Grove, C. Haracy, L Mercer C Parkman S F1dursk1 A Moss, S. Stevenson. BACK SITTING: I. Makar, A. Sherman P Zavulla S G1rt J Bunlo K Haracy, G. Schneider, L. Michalec. STANDING: C. Yadlosky M Watzmarx H ahn F Mul ligan, S. Tudas, K. Beck, G. Gerrero, C. Snatchko, N. Bogdon G Buny h Cook Mr. Richard Matovich Sponsor Charlotte Snatehko Vice-President Gloria Buny President Donna Warholak Secretary QNot Picturedj Library Club Kathleen Haracy Editor VQYAG ER Mr. Meade Sponsor Sandra Stevenson Picture Editor Christine Parkinan Art Editor Arlene Moss Business Manager Gretchen Schneider Copy Editor 5 f i-M .i-sn. STAFF Assist. Business Manager Jbhn Bigham Lorraine Michalec Senior Editor Assistant Sports Editor New-H W Carol Zawilla Sophomore Representative Clnistlnc Haxaq Assistant Editor Ruben Xziestzs Spoits Edirol ms, f, Mmm -fs- mmm ,.,. , si.:-f - is ,h,Y Q , Nancy Bogdon Head Typist Gloria Buny Typist Rene Chazal Copy Staff Joanne Roman Typist Caroly n Seder Copy Staff Charlotte Snatchko Typist Barbara Cook Copy Staff Karen Beck Assistant Picture Editor Donald Lawrence, President, Jessica Bunio, Secretary, Judy Milliken, Vice-Presidentg Lorraine Miehalec, Treasurerg Mr. William Palonis, Sponsor. French - Spanish Club The French-Spanish Club was organized to further students' understanding of French-Spam ish culture. A subscription to a popular French periodical is donated for the use of lan- guage students. The club li- nanees its activities by sponsor- ing an annual dance. FIRST ROW: Milliken, Bl. Emmett, K. Beck, C. Schnei- Falick, R. Bock, R. Green, D. Martin. THIRD ROW: der, P. Peters, S. Tudas, J. Hanusiak, R. Martin, P. Makar, Carr, W. Skerczak, M. Giglotti, R. Chazal, T. Platts, Big- D. Tafelski. SECOND ROW.' P. Danahey, E. Freshwater, ham, J. Bennett, R. Conley, D. Lawrence, C. Cunningham, J. Bunio, L. Grove, L. Miehalec, A. Moss, D. Michigan, D. K. Bailey, J. Madva, D. Zebraskey, R. Aanestis. 3 E FIRST ROW.' S. Rowlands, L. Fox, R. Funaro, Quinn, G. Makar, J. Stevenson, P. Fox, W. Turney, N. Bogdon, R. Campolongo, J. Roman. SECOND ROW: D. Danks, H. Zaletski, G. Buny, I. Makar, M. Watzrnan, S. Marsilio, D. Cole, B. Gantwell, M. Hoyson, S. Windon, G. Aston, M. Klim. THIRD ROW: A. Pysh, P. Zawilla, M. Brutt, J. Donaldson, A. Checco, M. Stecko, P. Schomer, B. Cook, C. Gloria Buny Treasurer Mrs. Marjorie Green Sponsor Willa Turney President Nancy Bogclon Secretary 4 l Mclntyre, S. McClain, G. Scott, M. Naughton. FOURTH ROW: S. Gordon,D. Wroblewski,S. Homa, D. Strimple, B. Bateman, P. Dlugas, J. Douds, M. Westermann, P. Fox, C. Haracy, P. Matwiczyk, C. Zawilla. FIFTH ROW: K. Miller, G. Yadlosky, C. Ranz, B. Moehring, M. Schneider, R. McClain, S. Phillips, A. Sherman, A. Woynar, B. Kiel, S. Scott, S. Girt. Girls' Athletic Association FIRST ROW: S. Saints, L. Molinaro, H. Kennedy, K. Boyda, R. Stewart, D. Conley, J. Gray, H. Martin. SECOND ROW: R. Austin, K. Fox, J. Fisher, R. Doerflinger, R. Carmichael, G. Jelsek, S. Cole, E. Eliken, E. McKelvey, T. O'Neill, Sorbora, G. K! ii Varsity C Naughton, H. Kohl, G. Dolii. THIRD ROW: J. Gul- ick, D. Armani, D. Williams, A. Dunlap, T. Gordon K. Gessler, R. Aston, G. Sembrat, V. Raskin, J. Knarr R. Mersing, W. Thomas, J. Skerczak, R. Moehring Henry Martin Secretary Joseph Gray Treasurer Dan Conley President Mr. Ray Zaney Sponsor Kenneth Boyda Vice-President I' FIRST ROW.' E. McKelvey, V. Raskin, K, Boyda, R. M. Eliken THIRD ROW K Fox R Doerflmger G Mc Stewart, S. Cole, S. Saints, J. Knarr, R. Abraham. SECOND Navish, R France C Sembrat J Bennett R Malone R ROW: J. Madva, R. Bock, E. Heselbarth, E. Eliken, T. Conley,J.B1gha1n R AIICSUS D Zebraslxey F Pol1dor1 R Estefan, T. Gordon, D. Moss, Ford, J. Florence, R. Green, Caruso, R Ausun Ronald Stewart Vice-President Samuel Cole President . John VanArsdale Sponsor Robert Anestis Secretary Joseph Madva Treasurer Novus Hi-Y 68 FIRST ROW: D. Martin, H. hiartin, H. Kennedy, J. Gray, F. Gerrero, T. Cunningham, A Pawlik, F. Duda, J. Peyton. SECOND ROW: R. Chazal, R. McFarland, R. Bogdon, Kom rada, C. Jesek, A. Dunlap, R. Aston, J. Skerczak, M. Cain, D. Novak, C. Yearger. THIRD ROW: R. Aston, R. Terhorst, K. Gesslcr, E. Williams, V. O'Shea, Sgro, T. Gordon, W Cubic, W. Thomas, R. Scott, D. Doran, W. Crawford. Original Hi-Y William Cubic Secretary Thomas Gordon Treasurer Mr. Andresky Sponsor Henry Martin Vice-President Joseph Gray President Mrs. Marguerite Werner, Sponsor, Willa Turney, Recording Secretary, Lorraine Michalec J Treasurer, Kathleen Haracy, President, Diane Warholak, Secretary, Charlotte Snatchko, Vice- President, Ruth McClain, Chaplain, Sandra Stevenson, Senior Representative, Margaret West- ermann, Sophomore Representative: Karen Miller, Junior Representative, Mrs. Nancy Mattson, Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW: B. Kiel, A. Pysh, D. Cole, D. Danks, S. Scott, M. Stecko, S. Windon, L. McLaughlin, P. Matwiczyk, M. Westermann, S. McClain, G. Aston, S. Homag SECOND ROW: Mrs. Werner, Mrs. Mattson, P. Dlugos, L. Fox, S. Rowlands, J. Tokarczyk, P. Fox, B. Cantwell, P. Fox, R. Hof, E. Platt, J. Stevenson, G. Makar, J. Quinn, C. Zawilla, J. McFarland, D. Williams, THIRD ROW: J. Allinder, H. Zaletski, I. Makar, C. Haracy, D. Michigan, J. Fiori, M. Barnaba, N. Greene, J. Nord, R. Wynnick, F. Issacs, P. Picard, M. Brutt, J. Douds, A. Sherman, FOURTH ROW: S. Tudas, J. Donaldson, C. Yadlosky, S. Girt, S. Gordon, K. Miller, S. Allen,D. Wroblewski,C. Snatchko, S. Marsilio, G. Schneider, B. Smith, B. Cook, A. Checco, P. Kochirka, M. Watzman, R. McClain, M. Emmett, D. Warholak, L. Grove, L. Mercer, N. Phillips, K. Meyers, S. Miller, M. Gray, A. Moss, FIFTH ROW: C. Bohnke, R. Campolongo, N. Bogdon, J. Mangiamele, J. Roman, Bunio, E. Ver- zelli, W. Turney, J. King, D. Warholak, D. Glatz, M. Cur- inga, D. Emerick, L. Michalec, P. Zawilla, K. Haracy, D. Falick, G. Buny, L. Persiani, M-11-11-.MLM mmm-an-u in Mllv-11 Future Teachers FIRST ROW: M. Curinga, L. Persiani, D. Glatz. SECOND ROW: M. Watzman, Allinder, K. Haracy. THIRD ROW: H. Barthen, D. Tavoletti. FOURTH ROW: J. Johnson, S. Stevenson, S. Miller, J. Mangiamele. FIFTH ROW: G. Gerrero, J. King, C. Bohnke, Zebraskey. SIXTH ROW: W. Wall, K. Meyers, L. Mercer, J. Reed. SEVENTH ROW: L. McLaughlin, M. Gray, L. Upcraft. EIGHTH ROW: W. Barker, J. Tokarczyk, E. Platt. NINTH ROW: P. Kochirka, B. Smith. The Future Teachers of America was organized to interest and en- courage students in teaching. Meni- bers participate in the yearly Student Teachers' Day and have taken trips to district colleges to observe classes. of America l - mZ. f mfmsafswsflwstfxmafmi .e1nQ1x , Micheleen Curinga Vice-President Janice Allinder Treasurer Sandra Stevenson Secretary Mrs. Sarah Pavlov Sponsor Kathy Meyers President Rose Zupeic, President, Joy Davin, Secretary, Mrs. Gladys Norclsiek, Sponsor, Marilyn Cain, Treasurer, Kathleen Drogowski, Vice-President. Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: S. Allen, M. Gain, G. Davin, G. Buny J. Davin, M. Parnell, K. Davin, B. Woodall, W. Wall B. Kamisol, D. Tafelski. SECOND ROW: P. Sinith, J Kandravy, G. Szyrnczyk, M. Serzega, R. Zupeic, C Bohnkc, M. Lipka, R. McClain, E. Quinn, M. Curinga M. Millard. THIRD ROW: K. Drogowski, N. Green, B. Kohut, G, Snatehko, S. Smith, E. Ernerick, M Naughton, P. Armani, B. Moehring, Wh Barker, D Tavoletti. FOURTH ROW: L. McLaughlin, P. Matwic zyk, M. Klim, G. Aston, G. Scott, M. Schneider, lN4 Fox, E. Platt, D. Spicgal, D. Lyons, G. Yeager, L. Day FIRST ROW: N. Bogdon, R. Campolongo, R. Zupcie, D Warholak, A. Scclcr, D. Warholak, F. Ingram, J. Pcrshina. SECOND ROW: S. Korszinsky, K. Davin, B. Woodall, D Ernerick, R. Garner, C. Bonnetti, L. Kolakowski, B. Bell NI. Millard, I. Nevzypir. THIRD ROWS J. Davin, M. Cain K. Drogowski, C. Davin, Middleton, S, Reed, C. Wil- sher, J. Kandravy, C. Szymczyk. FOURTH ROW: J. Roman, E. Verzelli, M. Barnaba, J. Fiori, J. Bradley, C. Snatchko, M. Serzega, S. Robertson, N. Greene, F. lssacs, J. Nord, P. Picard, R.Wynnick. Future Business Leaders of America Donna Wfarholak President Rose Zupcic Treasurer Miss Aimee Jane Boyle Sponsor Rosemary Cainpolongn Secretary Diane Warlacmlak Vice-President Andrea Seder Reporter FIRST ROW: C. Seder, F. Stark, D. Mizik, M. Giglotti, J. Milliken, C. Parkman SECOND ROW: R. Viviano, F. Peters, D. Payne, D. Gulick, R. Wilson, Mr. Burkett. Robert Wilson Treasurer Christine Parkman Vice-President Mr. Melvin Burkett Sponsor Carolyn Seder Secretary Ralph Viviano President Future Engineers of America 74- Camera Club i'Who has the darkroom key? is a favorite and frequently used expression of Camera Club members. The purpose of the club is to introduce standard and new techniques of picture taking to all interested students. Mr. Melvin Burkett Sponsor Charles Mathe President Donald Gulick Vice-President Harry Scott Secretary Eric Heselbarth Treasurer SEATED: C. Mathe, F. Petersg STANDING: A. Horna, R. Mykita, C. Doptis, D. Gulick, H. Sherman, R. Kerchansky, A. Weikel, V. O'Shea, E. Heselbarth, E. Dey, H. Scott. 75 Left to Right: T. Holmes, J. Pawliek, S. Fuhrer, E. Freshwater, R. Henry, A. Barthen, R. Chazal, R. Mykita, H. Black, T. Estefan, F. Duda, D. Danahey, A. Pawlick, A. Abraham, C. Doptis, J. Gulick, T. Cunningham. Chess Club The Chess Club is dedicated to the promotion of chess and good, sportsmanship. Students with skill in chess are preferredg but, begin- ners are also welcomed. The top Hve players chosen by tournament elimination each week, represent the club in competition. 76 Richard Henry President Helen Barthen Secretary Mr. Joseph Buggan Sponsor Steve Fuhrer Vice-President Alfred Barthen Treasurer STANDING: P. Spivak, D. Nixon, R. Wilson, R. Chazal, M. Giglotti, W. Reeder, Ptaszek J. Bigham, P. Benarcl, B. McFarland, C. Cable, R. Mykita, C. Yeager. SITTING: D. Upcraft W. Wall, J. Kraus, R. Viviano, E. Hayes, E. Emerick, S. Phillips, D. Tafelski, J. Menclola SHOOTING: R. Terhorst, C. lVIcCuire, K. Meyers, J. Alderson, W. Thomas. Rifle Club Left to Right: R. Viviano. President, K. Meyers, Treasurer, Mr. Carl Andresky, Sponsor, S, Philips, Secretary, R. Wilson, Vice-President. FIRST ROW: F. Duda, J. Komrada, D. Garin, F. Mulligan, C. Seder, C. Parkman, J. Men dola, A. Pawlick, Pawlick. SECOND ROW.' C. Previte, A. Barthen, R. Henry, R. MCFar land, R. Wilson, S. Fuhrer, G. McNavish, R. Scott. THIRD ROW.' W. Sarsfleld, R. Bogdon H. Schulte, F. Polidori, J. Carilli, R. Viviano, W. Duval, F. Platt, T. Flint. Biology Club Judy Mendola Treasurer William Duval President Mrs. Dorothy Mikus Sponsor John Komrada Vice-President Christine Parkman Secretary 78 Left to right: J. Bunio, H. Zaletski, S. Girt, Milliken, A. Woynar, C. Parkman, S. Phillips, H. Jahn, J. Hanusiak, Zebraskey, C. Yadlosky, I. Makar. Girls' Ensemble Varsity Singers Left to right: J. Ford, J. Florence, C. Smith, R. Caruso, R. Green, J. Komrada, L. Molinaro W. Duval, E. Dey, J. Bigham, F. Peters, R. Chazal, D. Gulick. QHRISI MAS PROGR XM 1961 lwhc First Noel Rejoice ind Sing' i inffle Bells Gesu Bambino Wlhat Child Is This? Ring Those Christmas Bells Gloria ln Excelsis The Nutcracker Si Carol ol' The Bells Avi- Ma1'ia litc FIRST ROW N Bogdon J Roman G Buny J Allmder H Zaletski S Girt J Milliken SECOND ROW D Tafelski L Michalec S M3.fSlllO Warholak D Warholak D Falick G Seder K Me ers G Schneider T Y ROW M Watzman S Tudas B Rudzki P Armani A Moss N Ph1ll1ps Gerrcro K Miller D Michigan M Emmett F Mulligan P Schomer Kochirka W Turney E Dey P Zawllla FOURTH ROW J Florence F d or C Smith R Caruso D Armani D Mizik Bigham L Austin Komrada L Molinaro W Duval 0 Louie, O Loma, Ennnanucl Bring' A Torch K olly Old St. Nicholas Deck The Hut Gantique De Noel O Cast Thy Burden Senior Awards Cheriibin Song No. 7 Silent Night Garoling. Caroling Finale FIRST ROW.' C. Parkman, H. Jahn, S. Phillips, A. Woynar, J. Hanusiak, J Makar, J. Zebraskey, C. Haracy, L. Persiani. SECOND ROW: J. King, J. Douds A. Checco, A. Sherman, R. Martin, R. Campolongo, L. Mercer, C. Yadlosky, R Garner. THIRD ROW.' E. Verzelli, P. Makar, S, Stevenson, D. Wroblewski, R Wynnick, K. Haracy, B. Cook, L. Grove. FOURTH ROW: S. Cole, R. Chazel R. Green, M. Elikan, F. Gerrero, R. Anestis, H. Scott, D. Zebraskey, J. Sorbora, J Milliken. FIFTH ROW: F. Duda, R. Wilson, R. Bock, J. Knarr, F. Peters, J Madva, D. Gulick. Choir Mixed Ensemble FIRST ROW: S. Marsilio, G. Buny, J. Bunio, J. Milliken, S. Girt, King, C. Parkman, H. Jahn, C. Yadlosky, S. Phillips. SECOND ROW.' Ford, J. Flor- W ence, I. Makar, N. Bogdon, J. Ro- man, Allincler, H. Zaletski, A. Woynar, J. Hanusiak, J. Zebraskey, R. Green. THIRD ROW: R. Cha- zel, D. Gulitrk, C. Smith, R. Car- uso, W. Duval, J. Komrada, L. Molinaro, F.. Dey, Bigham, F. Peters. FIRST ROW: P, Dlugos, R. Funaro, D. Danks, G. Maker, D. Cole, B, Keil, Stevenson, C Armstrong, P. Matwiezyk, M. Westermann, L. McLaughlin, S. Hastings. SECOND ROW: M. Kohut, M. Vera, M. Hoyson, C. Evans, A. Pysh, G. Aston, S. Martin, J. Kandravy, C. Szyme- zyk, D. Strimple, S. Rowlands. THIRD ROW: C. Zawilla, J. Quinn, S. Homa, P. Smith, J. Wash, S. Boor, C. Ranz, S. Scott, B. Moehring, M. Steko, D. Tavoletti. G-Clef Glee Club FIRST ROW: C. Previte, R. Kerehansky, D. Moss, T. Holmes, E. Freshwater, D. Usechek K Fox, J. West, H. Black, D. Uperaft. SECOND ROW: J. Wleiss, T. Flint, J. Carr, K. Bailey F. Sansoni, D. Guerin, R. Mykita, H. Schulte, H. Sherman. X I I 1 ' A -5' .7 '- ........-f- 1 Q.. MN.:-ff 559 'N E E UNDERCLASSMEN .-.-.- , N - -,.,,, - '-T .. --T-5 - 5 ..... L Y- ,i ,Q s --ls- , I -.. , ,ff w-' 'mn ,, Saw!-ai-mg.. -psf.. ,, --1 ..., if-1'W:N 'X .,,.-a? I , --'-1? -I., W- ff? jkwfv S v if ,-,.,'- .-v-- ' 4 :Z ,,,,.,, -e , 'M- x-jx,-rx,-fx-'S - -ZxxN.f -N Junior Class Cfficers The Class of 1963 chose Joseph Madva, Danny Zebraskey, Sally Marsilio and Carol Yadlosky as junior class oHicers. President Joseph Madva is an honor student active in many school organizations. In addition, he is an outstanding football and basketball player. Joe exhibits qualities of leadership in all he does and the class made an excellent choice for president. Joe's right-hand man is Danny Zebraskey. Danny, a hard worker in Student Coun- cil, the Novus Hi-Y, and the F rench-Spanish Club, combines work with fun whenever possible. His wonderful sense of humor has made him a favorite among his class- mates. One of the little Tartan Cheerleaders is represented among the Class officers. She is Sally Marsilio, treasurer. Sally is admired and liked for her neatness and easy smile. She is an active member of the Mixed Ensemble and Student Council. Sally's eagerness to do a good job on work assigned makes her a natural for the important office of class Treasurer. Carol Yadlosky is secretary of the class. Carol is a member of the Girls' Ensemble and Assistant Art Editor on the VOYAGER. One of Carol's distinguishing qualities is her willingness to assume responsibility. This has contributed to her success as class secretary. Left to Right: Nladva, C. Yadloskcy, S. Marsilirm. D. Zelwraskey, 86 FIRST ROW: M. Emmett, S. Phillips, S. Robertson, tavicca, Ford. THIRD ROW: R Bogdon P Ber N. Greene, F. Mulligan, A. Sherman, K. Renshaw, A. nard, H. Kohl, J. Sorbara, G. Naughton W Skerczak Checco, S. Gordon, C. Haracy. SECOND ROW.' Mr. G. Dolfi, W, Sarsneld, Bennett D Armani C Sawhill, R. Caruso, R. Carmichael, J. Florence, G. Mathe, J. Ptaszek, C. Lococo. Yagulli, D. Tafelski, Minor, R. Abraham, A. San- Homeroom IO4 Juniors 'iWhat3s Checco's first name?' repeats Pop for the third time. P Here I am Pop. Don't put my name on the absentee slip, comes a faint cry from locker 58. iWVhy donit you people get in here when that bell rings? Familiar to the occupants of room l04 is this dialogue between Mr. Rober't Saw- hill CPopj and Adrienne Checco, a popular CHS cheerleader and student council member. Sally Phillips, a member of the select Girls' Ensemble, hails from room 104 and Jamie Florence and Bob Caruso members of the Varsity Singers. The noisy junior homeroom l04 is certainly well-represented scholastically by Arlene Sherman and Christine Haracy, Margie Emmett, and Chuck Mathe, regular Honor Roll students. C. Mathe, S. Phillips, A. Sherman. 87 Left to right: C. Haracy, J. Florence, M. Emmett A Checco FIRST ROW: I. Makar, C. Bonnetti, J. Alderson, S. Mar- Green, J. Komrada, J. Madva, THIRD ROW: J. Bigham silio, K. Miller, Douds, R. Wynnick, C. Davin, M. Cain, A. Homa, E. Heselbarth, J. Langston, R. France, F. Har T. Hoffman, SECOND ROW: Mr. Meade, E. Dey, D. baugh, D. Crotsley, R. Conley, T. Clements. Gulick, C. Stein, J. Middleton, M. Barnaba, J. Fiori, R. Homeroom 203 Juniors The members of homeroom 203 are among the most active in school activities. Joseph Madva and Sally Marsilio, a cheerleader, are president and treasurer respectively, of the Junior Class. Karen Miller is the junior representative to the Tri-Hi-Y, and Marilyn Cain is the treasurer of the Home-Ec Club. Irene Makar sings with the Girls, Ensrnble, Jake Bigham is the assistant sports editor of the VOYAGER. Ed Dey, Don Guliclc, Bob Green, John Komrada, and Jake Bigham are members of the Varsity Singers. Left to right: M. Cain, I. Makar, R. Green, J. Komrada, S. . Marsilio, J. Bigharn, D. Gulick, J. Madva, E. Dey. Many high school activities are represented in home- room 209. Anne Woynar, Helen Zaletski, and'Carol Yadlosky sing in the Girls' Ensemble. Dan Zebraskey and Carol, respectively, are vice president and secre- tary of the Junior Class. Harry Scott is the secretary of the Camera Club. Karen Beck is a VOYAGER staff member. Left to right: D. Zebraskey, H. Zaletski, H. Scott, A. Woy nar, K. Beck, C. Yadlosky. Homeroom 209 Juniors FRONT ROW: J. Allinder, H. Zaletski, K. Beck, Donaldson, F. lssacs, J. Armes, C. Yadlosky, P, Dana- L. Kolakowski, S. Reed, G. Gerrero, P. Picard, S. hey, V. O'Shea. TOP ROW: C. Sembrat, F. Smith, Nord, P. Brutt, C. Yarkosky. SECOND ROW: Mr. D. Williams, K. Gessler, W. Thomas, H. Scott, J. Marcenelle, A. Pawlick, P. Schomer, A. Woynar, J. DePoe, D. Foster, D. Zebraskey. 89 FIRST ROW.' S. Korzinsky, B. Bell, D. Wroblewski, S. Girt, F. Ingram, S. Tudas, P. Peters, B. Smith, L. Day. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pavlov, R. Bock, R. Malone, D. Crawford, M. Watzamn, D. Michigan, R. Malone, C. Fantone, W. Reeder, F. Duda. THIRD ROW: J. Fisher, R. Anestis, C. Smith, J. Bennett, D. Mizik, R. Mersing, P. Peters. Art Room Juniors Darlene YVroblewski and L 'nn Dav 'unior maorettes are mem- ,, 7 bers of Mrs. Pavlovls homeroom. Bob Anestis and Susan Girt, are on the VOYAGER staff. Bob is the secretary of Novus Hi-Y and Susan sings in the Girls' Ensemble. Left to right: L, Day, D. Wroblewski, R. Anestis, S Girt. FIRST ROW: l. Neczypir, D. Danks, B. Cantwell, B. Kohut, A. Pysh, E. Hayes, S. Rowlands, S. Boor, S. Reed, P. Fox. SECOND ROW: Mr. Glawson, D. Spinda, J. Darin, McFarland, G. Wilsher, R. Hof, M. Westermann, G. Szymczyk, G. Maclntyre, D. Speigel, P. Schantz. THIRD ROW: R. Mykita, J. Barbish, W. Yost, R. Zubic, J. Gordon, G. Gibbs, Youschalk, J. Pawlik, C. Cable, C. Doptis, R. Doerflinger, G. Wheeler, N. Danzinger, J. West. Homeroom IOS Sophomores Rooni 105 is a sophomore homerooin under the supervision of Mr. Rodney Glawson. The Students participate in rnany clubs and activ- ities of the school. Student Gouncil representatives are Donna Danks and David Spinda. Margaret Westerniann represents the sophomore girls in thc Tri-Hi-Y. Patty FOX, a I113.jOf6ttC, also hails from l05. Left to right: M. Westermann, D. Spinda, D. Danks. 9 1 w FIRST ROW: C. Stein, S. Martin, M. Klim, D. Lyons, L. Minton, G. Yeager, B. Keil, P. Fox. SECOND ROW: Mr. Palonis, M. Leschak, E. Freshwater, D. Tavoletti, D. Upcraft, M. Fox, R. Crivaro, C. Lynch. THIRD ROW: Kovach, C. Cuningham, W. Cain, J. Flint, J. Carilli, F. Platt, J. Carr. Homeroom 208 Sophomores Several busy sophomores are in homeroom 208. Paula Fox is one of our high-stepping majorettes. Jim Carr and Charles Cunningham are members of the basketball team. Mike Leschak is the manager of the wrestling squad. These sophomores are lucky because they can enjoy Mr. Palonis! subtle humor every morning. 92 Among the sophomores in Room 2l0 are Gloria Aston, a cheerleader, and Susan Scott, a majorette. Judy Mendola is the treausrer of the Biology Club and Danny Moss, Keith Bailey, and Carol Zawilla are sophomore representatives on Student Council. Alfred Barthen is treasurer of the Chess Club. Left to right: D. Moss, G. Aston, A. Barthen, S. Scott C. Zawilla, J. Mendola. Homeroom 2 IO Sophomores FIRST ROW: J. Kandravy, C. Zawilla, S. Wfindon, L. Upcraft, G. Aston, J. Mendola, E. Emerick, G. Makar, J. Quinn, L. McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: A. Barthen, S. Scott, M. Hoy- , san, Drogowski, M. Schneider, S. Homa, S. McClain, M. Naughton, J. Pershina, D. Moss. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stockurn, F. Polidori, Gulick, D. Payne, K. Bailey, R. Slifka. FOURTH ROW: H. Schulte, J. Smith, C. Previte, L. Fisher, D. Hofman, H. Sherman, H. Black, J. Weiss, P. Cochran, J. Cunningham. 93 FIRST ROW: J, Stevenson, B. Cochran, J. Tokarczyk, M. Armstrong, E.. Platt, J. Kraus, S Eger, R. Nowagarski, B. Bateman, D. Cole. SECOND ROW: R. Cunningham, P. Camrod, L Fox, S. Balchon, R. Koziak, L. Speizer, M. Vera, T. Gordon, T. Quinn. THIRD ROW: Mr Burkett, R. Hcrtriek, D, Nixon, H. Schwartz, P. Spivak, A. Harding, J. Couch, J. Noel, G Phillips, C. Wright. Homeroom 2 I I Sophomores Room 211 is a sophomore homeroom. It is represented on the Student Council by Donna Cole who is also a Cheerleader. David Nixon and Paul Spiyak are on the tennis team. Manyf of the students in homeroom 211 seem to be inspired by the surrounding lab tables, test tubes, and bottles of hydrochloric acid, for they spend much of their time Hlling out lab books and working on experiments. Left to right: D. Cole, J. Stevenson, D. Nixon. 94- ' .M..e,,,.M.M.m .miwa-Milvw. .W ,.,. i ft .. ax at-'sae FIRST ROW J Wash W Barker, M. QMillard, D. Strimple, P. Klugos, M. Stecko, P. Matwic- zyk S Hastings S Smith R. Funaro. SECOND ROW.' Mrs. Mikus, D. Guerin, D. Opakso, Bradley D Williams, C Ranz, B. Moehring, P. Smith, C. Scott, T. Rossi, F. Sansoni. THIRD ROW R Weikel R. Kerchansky, H. Schwartz. E. Freshwater, B. Zurowski, D. Use- chek S Fuhrer, D Doran, F Stark, R. Scott, T, Holmes, K. Fox. sgfimfmiw Weir sig., fs' e 5553 .gr www 'it' :film ,v ii-4? 'W we lt wma? is Lfilh' M. af ix? is 43- st, 5939 an 1, X' 3 if Q33 'fx Q wwwgfsltlg WM vi 10 7431 he Homeroom 2 I 2 Sophomores Room 212 is the Biology Lab which is apparent immediately to anyone entering the room at 8:30 A.M. The students are busily feeding the fish and examining skulls. Once in a while one of the students gives in to the temptation to dip his hand into the aquar- 1um Rich Henry and Denny Doran both hold important positions in school organnzations. Rich is president ol the Chess Club and Denny 1S manager of the Basketball team. Frank Stark, also of Room 212, works backstage during assemblies and school programs operating the lights and microphones. M Left to right F Stark, D. Doran. . 1. , . 3 ' 9 ' 7 J. , . . - - 1 , . . . - A ' . I '..' x:: Ejm. A 5 15. MSQWWZWASZV g5ili VTA-Li5s357'I53i5i.'57f:.Q:?Y : - - 'I f rigs -2 w?f5M7.f'1mw. , 's1ff:ff.:sm.wf24: - '. 4 : L x t -. .item bww s. - s f-vw.te..2:s- - . . . - - .1 -,qw t..Q,,..,g.,,-n5...gyr ,H wr..-.gf 5-,,. . ' i s ., .. 1sg,..,v- 35igg, 2f2ffi?iee2?Z1a2Qm? , . :- ' 'I aa.. Qs . V '- 4 fi: -W :W .. Q 1 - I . ' Z -1 ,dfgfc -ff fzsisgw 1- f.-1 -if ,gyne- E L- 3 -Q 'N a .sw Lf.wLs. f. 2 .Q-My ,a..,:. is-js at -is , K ,ga - -if , :V 1 X . 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A --'17 , ' ,gf Y ' ...4 fy I-,,...--v- 4 f - C3 ' K, - -I- 4 -..-i 4:L.,,4:-' ' ' ., ..- -'PY +AA 'T 'X ln x f X 5 c-1' f' - ,- -r -s: K ' Eiy 5.- -aff' b Q -2253 f f f 'wg SfN?L S P0 RTS ' -2 .,-.X,u,. --' -...- L- SQ- -W I f- '-5'3-5::fQ 'K 'v V, Q . D O 9 1 i i Q.. A 4 Q -, gfx,,,,Z.L- FV i !!, w' -1 . T.1' FIRST ROW: Palivoda, W. Duval, E. McKelvey, D. Con- ley, L. Molinaro, K., Boyda, R. Stewart, W. Nowagarski, S Cole, T. Gordon, SECOND ROW: R. Carmichael, H. Kohl C. Sernbrat, R. Terhorst, A. Dunlap, C. Jesek, D. Nidbella G. Naughton, G. Dolfi, R. Conleyg THIRD ROW: Mr. Football Carnegie 33 Pittsburgh South 0 Carnegie Moon 20 Carnegie West Allegheny Carnegie Dorrnont 12 Carnegie Montour Carnegie McKees Rocks 18 Carnegie Coraopolis Carnegie Stowe Carnegie Crafton Zaney, coach, C. Wright, R. Scott, R. Crawford, W. Thomas J. Sorbora, R. Mersing, K. Gessler, R. Weikel, Mr. Stockurn asistant coach, FOURTH ROW: H. Sullivan, D. Williams W. Yost, D. Cochran, J. Weiss, J. Gulick, R. Doerflinger R. Aston, D. Nixon. 98 Carnegie vs. West Allegheny Our 'iLittle Tartans came through defeating the West Allegheny Indians 12 to 6. McKelvey ran 55 yeards in the first half 'for a touchdown and scored again in the second half with the aid of Boyda. Carnegie vs, South Carnegie started the season by defeating South Pittsburgh. Cole and Boyda passed for touchdowns. Late in the half, Sorbora scored after a pass interception by Mersing. Cole and Sorbora raised the score to 33-O in the second half. Carnegie Vs. Dorinont The Dormont Bulldogs took the lead in the first half but with Cole's touchdowns and Conley's extra point, Carne- gie won 19-12. Carnegie vs. Crafton Carnegie ended the season on a successful note as they defeated the Grafton Cougars 20-6. McKelvey scored twice and Boyda scored on a 19-yard pass. Sorbora and Naughton scored the extra points. 99 FIRST ROW: H. Kohl, B. Cubic, C. Jesek, K. Bailey, J. Madva, V. Raskin. SECOND RUW: Mr. J. Sobie, J. Sorbora, G. Naughton, K. Boycla, B. Aston, D. Doran, C. Sembrat. Varsity Basketball This year the Carnegie High School basketball teain, under the leadership of Coach Sobie, did exceptionally well in competition. The Little Tartans were section leaders throughout niost of the sea- son play, and in February they were invited to play at the Pitt Field House. The senior nienibers of the team are: Charles Jesek and Ken Boyda, co-captains, Bob Aston: Vic Raskinq Bill Cubic: and Dave Doran. 100 FIRST ROUT fiulivk. H. Shcrmau. C. Qiklllllillghiilll, D. Nloss, P. D3.H9.l'l6y', SECOND ROW I . Slllilll. Xlaclwx. Carr. Nlr. fX1arc'0nc'llC, H. Kohl, D. Payne, K. Bailey. .I unior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: K. Fox, B. Doerflinger, J. Fisher, D. Spinda, Gray, S. Cole, H. Martin, Wolukis. SECOND ROW: R. Carmichael, B. Yost, D. Conley, Bennett, R. Moehring, K. Gessler, L. Fisher, T. Gordon, H. Kennedy, Manager. Wrestling The 1961-62 wrestling team had a very sucessful season, with five wins and three losses. In addition to this, they also won the Big Ten wrestling Championship. On this tournament, John Fisher, Henry Martin, Tom Gordon, and Rich Moehring won individual titles, bringing extra honors for Carnegie High. The senior members of the team are: Dan Conley and i'Chip Cole, co-captains, Joe Gray, Henry Martin, Richard Moehring, Tom Gordon, and the manager, Harry Kennedy. The coach, Nick Swenn, assures that next year the team will do as well as, or bet- ter than, this year's. U FIRST ROW: T. Wheeler, R. Cunningham, Gordon, F. Stark, Kovach. SECOND ROW: M. Elikan, D. Usecheck, Bennett, D. Gordon, R. Abraham, West. THIRD ROW: D. Armani, Manager, H. Black, R. Zubik, Noel, R. France, J. Wiess. Junior Varsity Wrestling 103 The Carnegie tennis team participates in W.P.l.A.L. section 1 competition. Besides the scheduled matches, the team played a series of exhibition matches. Coach John Bandyk depended upon four returning lettermen for his strength. This nucleus consisted of Jack Knarr, Kirk F ox, Roy Austin, and Jim Gulick. The junior high school complement of the team supported the senior high team and gained Valuable experience in match play. Tennis FIRST ROW.' A. Holmes, L. Austin, J. Kornrada, R. Bogdon, P. Spivak, K. Fox. SECOND ROW.' H. Black, B. Doerflinger, S. Staints, R. Vivano, E. Day, D. Gulick, J. Gordon, J. Knarr. fe 104 FIRST ROW: D. Usechek, D. Crawford, S. Cole, E. Rodzwicz, W. Wheeler, B. Zurowski, J. Kovach. SECOND ROW: l. McKelvey, Macla, R. Chazal, C. Cunningham, C. Dolfi, T. Gordon, D. Payne, D. Spinda, Stoekum. THIRD ROW: D. Conley, V. Raskin, C. Sernbrat, F. Smith, Sorbora, D. Nixon, W. Yost, K. Bailey. Baseball Tennis K. Grove, F. Spelar, H. Zemon, W. Steinhart, D. Jaraez, L. Wallace, R. Spriggs, T. Long , ...,, Ah i 1 2 s s l i J l r l 1 l Joanne Roman Donna Cole Gloria Buny Senior Sophomore Senior Cheerleaders Nancy Bogdon Captam Senior Gloria Aston Sally Marsilio Adrienne Checco Sophomore unior Junior L1 A W, W .... mummy M R . x S. -, x E N 1, x Lex' iii, ' Aff' ,,,--.. :.-f -- ,...f ...--.- - - 2 E.. ':, ?..- ' ' '-4 ' r, .L- serv ,Q r - ,.- f :-f Q - , E-L ,. F., we ,...... Zis- K -ng' , va Y rv-I! Y' A-A Y Y - -,f-5 23k JA-A f-ii-Z i-Z- ,,. -L N N 4 N I Jr qv I tr 1 43 ,.. 1.8, -ki. : El - lx - 1 5?- ,., xy - I N N .J 1,1 V! xwf JU ,- Y ff'-X - -,4l'T- xf X 4-'YI' if H .,,4f S-- - 'Q.,- ' g-yiitf-7 ,.f'- ' .-..-, ,2- QQQGV Aer VITIES l' S1 i '- l ?l2 f?x5.,u 'W-if J-, - ,5 -L ,4 . V 5 -5 J V 17- -,-'f-- ' v ii:-ll f- ents., 55 mx fv 5 A '7fs.,.f ,. .frt i X952-f' F- Q ,:--x.s 'QS- i f- lg J - fi' ,- ,,- -.Q-vi ' ff- ' ' Sf N-f Q ' ,gf-I -, if -?-:. ' 2-.i Il W Q ,A PA JN--, ? 9 IAQ rv.. . ,.A-- sd A? 5 0 la 1,' L 1' l 'W tl A W 4 1,1 -ai ,, T- y4x?f QQ.. .291 -X4 Av --2 - -T., .K , . EZ -I .4 3 K l Kathleen Drogowski Attendant NHHCY BOgd0I'1 Gloria Buny Attendant May Queen I Kathleen Haracy Joanne Roman Attendant Attendant 5 i .... E IMA QUEE Left Stuart Saints Right Tony Estefan AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Stuart Saints and Tony Estefan Participate in Program The Foreign Exchange Program was introduced at Carnegie live years ago. Since that time Carnegie has enjoyed the presence of students from Argentina, France, Germany, the Philippines and now from Brazil. Students vie to participate in the summer program during their junior year. Stuart Saints represented Carnegie High School in the American Field Service Program last year. Stuart spent eleven weeks in Sweden during the summer. He returned with many interesting experiences to tell about the Swedes and showed slides to the entire student body at an assembly. He has given several fine speeches to various organizations to promote better understanding of the Scandinavian countries. Tony Estefan arrived this year from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. His father is a criminal lawyer and also owns a newspaper. He has one brother and three sisters. Tony en- joys basketball, soccer, swimming and posting. He has made many friends among his classmates with his warm personality and sincere interest in others. ,, -,T SE IOR September 5 - The new school term of 61-62 opens. New yearlings total 165. The students welcome Mrs. Milius and hir. Matovich. September 7 - Ghip Gole, chairman of magazine campaign, tells seniors that the goal is 836,000 Everyone is full of enthusiasm because of the great prizes offered. September 8 - Football season was kicked off with the first pep rally today. The Tartans blasted South Pittsburgh 33-0. September 11-12 - Glasses were disrupted while the seniors smiled for Vic Polk. We never knew when or where Vic would pop up taking candids. September 15 Q Juniors and sophomores had their pictures taken today. September 16 - Tartans confidently travel to Moon but lose. September 18 - See subscription campaign today. The price was increased to 2151.00 to meet increased production costs. September 20 - Senior proofs arrived, what a shock! September 22 - The Junior class elected officers: President, Joe Madvag Vice President, Dan Zebraskeyg Secretary, Garol Yadlosky, Treasurer, Sally Marsilio. September 25 3 Seniors followed suit and selected equally capable officers: Presi- dent, Sam Gole, Vice President, Tony Estefang Secretary, Gloria Bunyg Treasurer, Kathleen Haracy. September 30 f The new kiltie,' band uniforms were used for the first time. They really looked sharp. October 2 - The newly formed Home Economics Glub had its first meeting. L'Did everyone bring aprons fw October 6 - Teacher's Institute Day. Our faculty learned new and better ways to work us to death. October 7 g The football team played Montour to a tie. October 9 - Magazine campaign ended after a month's work. October 11 - Busy day! G.A.A. and the F.B.L.A. had their inductions. Juniors ordered class rings. mAre you run: thatis the one you want? October 13 f United Fund candidates were chosen. We lost to lX4cKees Rocks. What a muddy mess that was. October 14 f Varsity G had a Bermuda Hop. Dig those crazy knees. October 16 - Seniors ordered invitations. Graduation still seems far away. October 18 - Pitt and Notre Dame debated the pros and cons of labor legislation. Pitt won. October 19 - A dance for the benefit of the United Fund was held this afternoon. Donna Glatz was chosen Queen. This evening, the football team slaughtered Goraopolis 25-0. 112 L06 October 25 - G.A.A. held their annual Halloween party. Who needed masks? October 28 - VVe played the last home game against Stowe and beat them. October 31 - Monkey see, monkey do. Mr. Meade and Vic Polk climbed the light pole. Who did take away the ladder? November 3 - In the last game of the season, the Tartans defeated Crafton 20-6. November 10 - The majorettes held a f'Sock Hopi' in the gym. We checked our shoes in the conference room and claimed them after the dance. November 11 -'The Varsity CU sponsored a Beatnik Dance to finance jackets for the senior lettermen. November 13 - KQV disc jockey, Larry Aiken, spun the disks at our annual 'fAppreciation Dayu dance party. He brought several performers along. November 16-17 - The senior play, 'fThe Doctor in Spite of Himselfu was produced in a theater-in-the-round style. November 21 - Varsity HCM lnductions. Man, that sure does smart. November 23-24 - A short but welcome vacation arrives with Thanksgiving Day. December 1 - The first home basketball game of the season was played against McKees Rocks. We lost. December 13 - During the annual Christmas Concert this evening, Senior choir members received letters. December 19 - Seniors who sold their quotas in the magazine campaign finally received their plush dogs. December 21 - Teachers gave up trying to teach today. Faculty and students alike, eagerly awaited the 2:30 dismissal bell. December 22 - Everyone looked wonderful at the Winter Carnival sponsored by the VO YAGER staff. January 2 f What a let down after that wonderful holiday! Chin up, kids, only about 180 days to go. January 9 - The girls of C.H.S, began their intra-mural basketball tournament. January 11 4 Students elected Sally Marsilio, Miss Christmas Seal. Sally helped publicize the X-Ray campaign. January 12 - Carnegie Tartans beat the West Allegheny Indians. Kenneth Boyda was honored by being named to the All-American Team. January 15 - New members were inducted into the Library Club. January 16-22 - Mid-terms were just around the corner, so we crammed. January 23-24 - Mid-terms. January 25 - We had a one day break while the teachers decided our fates. 113 January 26 - Happy New Term. February 5 - The KQV High Hoopers tried to beat the faculty basketball team. They had another thought coming. Four hundred and thirty five dollars was raised for the Foreign Exchange Program. February 20 - Carnegie lost a 'fmustw game to West Mifflin South. February 21 - An informative and entertaining assembly was presented by Tony and Stuart. Similarities and differences of Sweden, Brazil and the United States were thoroughly discussed. February 23 - Section 12 semi-finals were played at the Field House. We defeated Bethel 39-33. Brentwood, beware. February 26 - Second trip to the Field House. We did it again by beating Brentwood 66-50. March 1 - The basketball team, now Section 12 champs, played Clairton at the Field House. The faculty, student body, cheerleaders and band cheered them on. March 2 - The King and Queen of Sports dance was held this evening. Ken Boyda and Gloria Buny were crowned during the intermission. March 10 - The VOYAGER staff sponsored a bake sale in a downtown Carnegie store. Baked goods were donated by the Seniors. March 15-16 - Three one act plays, Submerged,', High Windowa' and 'fBeat It, Beatnik, were presented by the Junior Class. March 21 - At the Honors Assembly, held today, new members of the Honor So- ciety were named, scholarships awarded and students were recognized for achieve- ments in typing and sports. March 28 - Mr. Van Arsdale, our driving instructor, decided it was time for a change, so we had an assembly on teenage driving. April 4 - A matinee performance of the Spring Concert was given for the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades. April 5-6 - The Spring Concert was performed for the general public. April 11 - Student Council sponsored a Spaghetti dinner for the benefit of the American Field Service. April 18 - Easter assembly. April 19-24 - The last vacation of the year. What did the Easter Bunny bring you? April 26 - The annual band concert was performed for the student body. April 27 - Evening performance of the band concert. May 3 - Gloria Buny was crowned May Queen. Attendants were Kathy Drogow- ski, Nancy Bogdon, Kathleen Haracy and Joanne Roman. May 25 - The biggest social event of Carnegie High - the Junior-Senior Prom. June 6 - GRAD UATION! Good luck, Underclassmen. 114 1 Delegates K. Haracy, G. Schneider, L. Grove, D. Gulick, K. Beck, J. Knarr, S. Stevenson, Mr. Speziale: Sponsor Student Council Activities One of the main objectives of the Student Council is to raise money for the Foreign Exchange Student Program. This year, a number of activities were held for this purpose. Une was a spaghetti dinner, held in the school cafeteria, and another was a basketball game between the faculty and the KQV High Hoopers. The game was played on Monday, February 5. Some of the Carnegie stars,' who participated were Mr. Zaney, Mr. Sobie, Mr. D'Alesandro, hir. Marcenelle, Mr. Matovich and Nfr. Bowers. The turn-out for the game was far beyond that expected. Ap- proximately S430 was collected and, to everyoneis delight, the faculty won. Student Ll.N. Y J S X X r E K ,Vx ii 3 5 Q! E 3 Q Alderson, James William Allen, Sandra Lee Aston, Robert H. Austin, Herbert Leroy Barthen, Helen Marie Bishop, Joan Anne Bogdon, Nancy Lee Bohnke, Cheryl Arleith Boyda, Kenneth Leo Bunio, Jessica Marie Buny, Gloria Jean Campolongo, Rosemary Anne Chazal, Rene Harry Cole, Samuel Conley, Daniel Lemount Cook, Barbara Jean Cubic, William Leo Curinga, Louis Paul Curinga, Micheleen Ann Davin, Karen Barbara Doran, David Neale Drogowski, Kathleen Estelle Dunlap, Alan Ladd Duval, William George Elikan, Edward Elikan, Martin Emerick, Doris Emerick, Irvin Warren Estefan, Antonio Carlos Mendes Falick, Diane Marie Fidurski, Susan Mary Garner, Roberta Ora Gerrero, Faustin Modesto Giglotti, Michael Anthony Glatz, Donna Marie Gordon, Betty Lou Gordon, Thomas Andrew Gray, Joseph Howard Gray, Mary Grove, Linda Ann Hanusiak, Joan Marie Haracy, Kathleen Estelle Jahn, Helen Louise Jesek, Charles Jerry Johnson, Donald Louis Johnson, Janet Sally Kamisol, Barbara Ann Keller, Ronald Lee Kennedy, Harry Kidder, Thomas H. King, June Joyce Knarr, John Wiedner Kochirka, Patricia Kay Korpiel, Theodore John Krisovenski, Robert Kenneth Lawrence, Donald Gill Lipka, Marcella Louise Makar, Pearl Ann Mangiamele, Mary Ann Judith Martin, David George Blartin, Henry Andrew Martin, Rita May 661 Dow Avenue 601 Flynn Avenue 119 West Main Street 205 Puritan Road 603 Boyd Street 911 Kennedy Street 503 Church Street 29 Swallow Hill Road 317 Wilcox Street 893 Chartiers Street 323 Brown Way 319 Fifth Avenue 288 Lexington Court 207 Alden Road 500 Beechwood Avenue 507 Gormely Avenue 225 Moffat Street 406 Alice Street 406 Alice Street 323 East Main Street 409 Justus Avenue 422 Second Avenue 610 Hulton Street 306 Third Street 103 VVabash Avenue 103 Wabash Avenue 113 Fifth Avenue 113 Fifth Avenue 207 Alden Road 714 Charles Street 30 Station Street 516 Center Avenue 433 Library Avenue 522 Harrison Avenue 324 Ross Street 225 Railroad Avenue 225 Railroad Avenue 620 Gormley Avenue 1215 School Street 227 Marshall Avenue 509 Noblestown Road 521 Library Avenue 416 Lincoln Avenue 217 West Main Street 727 Darlington Road 30 Edgecliff Road 609 West Blain Street 113 Lee Street 103 Pine Street 515 Dawson Avenue 922 Washington Avenue 107 Kings Highway 135 Angena Drive 614 Henry Lane 326 Lincoln Avenue 846 Washington Avenue 323 Jane Street 518 Center Avenue 415 VVilcox Street 333 Wilcox Street 522 Third Street 213 Railroad Avenue McClain, Ruth M. 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Schneider, Gretchen Louise Schonder, Richard Charles Seder, Andrea Regina Seder, Carolyn Ann Serzega, Marian Eileen Sgro, Joseph Skerczak, John Thomas Slifka, Eileen Joyce Snatchko, Charlotte Lee Stevenson, Sandra Stewart, Ronald Elmer Sullivan, Harry Terhorst, Ronald Wlarren Thomassy, George Ernest Thorpe, Frederick Paul Turney, VVilla Edna Verzelli, Elissa Viviano, Ralph M. Wall, Wineen Charnelle Warholak, Diane Elaine Warholak, Donna Eileen Warren, Thomas Charles Weikel, Anthony Leo VVilson, Robert Sperring W'oodall, Beverly Louise Yeager, Charles William Zawilla, Patricia Ann Zebraskey, Janice Elizabeth Zeigler, Wayne Charles Zupcic, Rose Marie 909 Idlewood Avenue 506 Beechwood Avenue 711 Dick Street 135 Patterson Avenue 422 Dawson Avenue 804 Bell Street 443 Library Avenue 312 Center Avenue 333 Center Avenue 215 Park Road 215 Park Road 115 Court Street 8 Dean Street 107 Chestnut Street 619 Ridge Avenue 19 East Main Street 212 Sixth Avenue 236 Morrow Avenue 439 Library Avenue 36 Chapman Street Standish Road 813 West Main Street 416 Wilcox Street 25 Swallow Hill Road 120 Seventh Avenue 734 Norland Street 321 Third Avenue 556 Boquet Steeet 319 Ross Avenue 405 Mansfield Avenue 201 Alden Road 324 Williams Street 142 Lee Street 921 Forsythe Road 232 Marshall Avenue 232 Marshall Avenue 845 Library Avenue 378 Fifth Avenue 515'Steen Street 439 Library Avenue 209 West Main Street Winthrop Road 432 Dawson Avenue 18 East Main Street 22 Charter Oak Drive 334 Academy Street 338 East Main Street 2 Terrace Avenue 323 Sixth Avenue 331 Ross Street 561 Washington Avenu 331 Thomas Street 331 Thomas Street 939 Forsythe Road 805 Library Avenue 637 Dow Avenue 329 Thomas Street 508 Third Avenue 631 Gormley Avenue 435 Dawson Avenue 905 Idlewood Avenue 122 Rothsay Avenue 6 ,j, ' . - .T . 1. 4 - V -' ,' , ,,,,Li,,' 2. 1.1: fm .f,,w-:g5,f1,:f,,g1 f- '- arvuw , , r, ':xw1gZi2:E:-1.-1r1E',jY:': :W y5:1,f'E,': A .:i5:?:?5: 315' .- -::'.: ,N.f? x'E3.f9'i.i'kZ' 5' :E '551 iiE12iE- 7 '- '.f,1'-Jim:-t'::511,-1 11 :e-:fain 1 . If ' fefgfiigfey ' ,. .Q ,.., W 'wif 7 1, ,,,- -4.-J -If H I GH 1-:T-1 Xf 'if WN 7 -QW-I 2-ff? J, X -ff-N ,f-Mzzrrz-A l x 1 E- 25 me ff:-fl' ff ,K 2 Mrs. Virginia Funari ln our Junior high school, we have offered the seventh and eighth grades a well-rounded general education in preparation for the ninth grade when the students have a choice of electives which will eventually lead to some specialized edu- cation or vocational goal. We hope the general and specialized education offered our students combined with the social and physical educational programs has made the past school term profitable as well as enjoyable. The faculty and administration of Harding Junior High School have striven to prepare each student for the future years and hope that .the experiences of the past year will be a firm foundation for the future. Paul Perhosky, Principal PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE Mr. Paul Perhosky Principal 122 Joseph Arrotti Louis Berceli Edward Bowers Catherine Brown Zack D,A1esandro 1 Louise Dickenson Emma Di Ianni Winona Drew Donald Group Estelle Musico l Helen Schick Katherine Malcolm John Przybocki John Sobie Margie McCartney Joseph Romano Jane Stout FIRST ROW.' Mrs. Drew, Sponsor, R. Palosky, N. chak, S. Madva, A. Pronko, M. Solominsky, D. Jaracz Drinkall, K. Gerrero, N. Yadlosky. S. Fife, S. Livermore, Vice President. THIRD ROW.' G. Speca, President S. Popivchak, M. Musico, J. Klirn, Sec., C. Ostaffy. R. Dalby, S. Stark, Asst. Sec., R. Zalenchak, B. Dixon SECOND ROW: P. Zozula, R. Hunt, D. Warholak, B. N. Cooke, L. Zawoyski, P. Perlman, Treasurer, M. Maclva Babish, P. Matwiczyk, J, Zawilla, Historian, J. Popiv- Asst. Treasurer, G. Petronsky, D. Spinda. Student Council Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT Lindalie Lewis Linda Klein Penny Perlman Joanne Klim, Captain Stephanie Popivchak Leslie Hardy Nancy Yadlosky TOP ROW: S Platt, P. Storc, M. Masky, B. Datig, S. Kachnycz, J. Lesniak, L. Cross, P. Fedu- nok, P. Steranko, Moskovitz. MIDDLE ROW R. Pawlik, F. Spelar, F. Warholak, D. Koziak D. Sherba, R. Spriggs, P. Krause, R. Esterburgj G. Sembrat, D. Spinda. BOTTOM ROW: J Dillon, J. Gaumer, A. Wengryn, R. Wodzinski, E Shanahan, S. Enrietti, M. Kohut, N. Chapman, P Longo, N. Kasper. Ninth Grade TOP ROW: M. Lewellyn, Stewart,, B. Murdock , J. Zaracki, A. Schade, S. Wilson, V. Williams, J. G. Chapman, R. Parnell, D, Schaffer, A. Utchek, R. Sparbanie. THIRD ROW: R. Yeager, L. Wallare F. Raco, D. Sckelk, W. Skerczak, D. Armani, D Mountain, L. Williamson, W. Steinhart, D. Tamu- linas. SECOND ROW: R. Stewart, G. McClintock Ragland, R. Mussil, R. Podolak, S. Skiba. FIRST ROW: D. Szctzuldo. L. Persiani, R. Palosky, B. Talmonti, P. Olszewski, J. Vasaleck, G. Peters, P. Trybus, J. Robson, V. Niemic, G. Spotti. -fu.:g,:::, 59. 'JJCZSQWSS '-Il '. 1 f I: 97'IEW'Jm.Zbf 35321:-cz. 2 'gfgg--:.:?i lS1V5fif?Z.1T''lli l:v:.J.T -- .5 'gr 5315, H, k....ZkfkffizffQslffififr-li-lr'':r?Z..53'hi7x.q71.f'h :5g,'ggfZ.sjL3-:'f5x3 rtSWK''12A:fCLlb3iWf5N25Zl 1' Wi?IWWM'IYXRSGWKQELLSSW551'VI'ISVVFHVLEYZLISQ5VQZ1l55ll'Xf115l'7KWA. :N - : ::15fI:.,y5-z':::f,g: H:-.gnH:',:: .. ,1 W.. , . ,, . . . .M ,M ...,,.,- .,-f.. M.- -., .. K... .Q .,,--, ....- .if ... .T f.. . -w..m.f.-.....w.ig,..s.z . ......fa...- .mr...Q-...fm,...f7f. .. 1 . .. ,X M .. -,.. ..- T -.unnlu....i..,..., ...fl , . , W if -'R' FIRST ROW: M. Klee, A. Miller, M. Gartz, D. Schwartz, Popivchak, P. Perlman, K. Garvin, N. Cooke, L. Hepline, P B. Emerick, A. Brisse, J. Klim, N. Yadlosky, K. Duda, L. Wujcik, M. Madva, J. Krovchyshyn, E. Clemm, C. Gordon Popvichak, A. Cook. SECOND ROW: L. Wilson, K. Grove, S. Cleis, N. Drinkhall. FOURTH ROW: H. Kozy, J. Mit T. Long, B. Babish, D. Stevenson, P. Dignan, G. Speca, C. chell, D. Isliftzer, H. McKelvey, R. Dalby, D. Curtain. Johnson, T. Bryan, H. Zemon, D. Jaracz. THIRD ROW: S. Ninth Grade FIRST ROW: J. Beard, B. Alexander, D. Fithen, J. Kalesky. 31d ROW: J. Muraco, J. Cain, B. Horton, Dolfi, J. Boyer, P. Black, C. Frazier, C. Crivaro, M. L. Klein, Kasper, M. Longstreth, S. Lewis, N. Lyda, B. Galloway, L. Hardy, V. Haines. 2nd ROW: M. Aloe, McNeil, E. Coliguire, M. McGrady. 4th ROW: C. F. Doak, P. Boyle, S. Dombroski, L. Caudill, A. Dress- Mascellino, J. Nardini, J. Oliver, S. Mascelino, H. - ler, C. Gerlowski, R. Barrie, H. Hourylchak, A. Lamb, D. Marchetti. ww, ,3.,.,,:i,,m..,.,.wgkgm -.- V wg., 11: me zmsv.-fa I- me ...an ,,..., ' 5 S FIRST ROW: L. Celli, D. Eichensehr, S. Camarillo, E. Faliek, B. Domanski, P. Glazer, W. Aston, C. Deeheek, S. Fife, P. Boyd, D. Carrig, SECOND ROW: G. Barwell, D. Conley, R. Ferri, T. Anestis, E. Danks, D. Geyer, D. Baux, E. Frazier, S. Carson, J. Fisher, R. Fisher, THIRD ROW: Eighth Grade 4 J 1 J. Franczak, F. Freshwater, G. Geurin, C. Byers, J. Crivaro, K. Cook, M. Edwards, D. Caruso, C. Cardamone, A. Aloise, W. Foley, FOURTH ROW: C. Baker, G. France, P. Chap- man, Donnelly, E. Baker. l FIRST ROW: P. Jones, S. Livermore, L. Hanna, C. Henry, R. Kennedy, W. Mason, L. Haraey, THIRD , Halusehak, S. Lipman, D. Kantor, L, MaeNeil, B. ROW: L. Miller, K. MeCully, P. Lowar, D. Hohn, McCabe, P. Langer, R. Maslyek, A. LaBella, S. A. Kantor, L. Koss, H. Korzinsky, C. Keisling, V. Murdock, SECOND ROW: G. Hanezar, R. lVIeDaniel, P. McGrady, R. Lederstein, W. Meinen, S. Madva, A. Metz, D. Lenfestey, L. Lewis. E E 3 5 i ,. I 1 v 4 , 1 . . FIRST ROW: S. Slifka, S. Robins, B. Roth, S. Stark A. Phillips, M. Rad, B. Vawter, J. Rupinsky, S. Spar- banie, P. Petrone, B. Stasikg SECOND ROW: P Matwiczyk, H. Moehring, R. Romeo, P. Schomer, D Stark, W. Smith, M. Zuk, P. Zozula, G. Simms, S Wash, Zaletski, THIRD ROW: Zawilla, Smolak, B. Nagy, C. Popivchak, E. Snee, K. Rex, J L Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: L. Gaumer, K. Gerrero, L. Douglas, S. Celli, P. Chahine, B. Giglotte, S. Armes, A. Grande, B. Emerick, M. Dunlap, F. Byers, SECOND ROW: R. Dombrowski, R. Fontsnesi, T. Belcastro, J. Deichler, G. Armstrong, R. Donaldson, W. Gunning- Zawoyski, J. Whaley, G. Simon, C. Ostaffy, M Radovichg FOURTH ROW: Popivchak, R. Trom- betta, Verzelli, D. Tavoletti, Ventura, Wil- liams, B. Nelson, R. Sandrus, T. Rush, J. Thompson L. Smosna, FIFTH ROW: R. Wright, J. Zawilla, D Skirpan, S. Pituch, L. Riley. Seventh Grade ham, R. Doptis, G. Byerly, J. Domanski, D. Boyce, B. Galbraith, THIRD ROW: G Bonetti S Burkey F. Christie, B. Gaydos, S. Collopy K Drost B Dixon, R. Falleroni, L. Evans J B1lCXV1CZ D Gam boshg FOURTH ROW: M. Bodnar A Fenner S Francis, G. Glatz, J. Chapman, V Gubey FIRST ROW: D. Tyrone, B. Tamulinas, S. Popiv- sky, THIRD ROW M Stack J Schneider E chak, M. Stasik, N. Opaska, J. Williamson, D. Snatchko B Speizer C Shaffer C Tohey P Nowa Runkles, L. Robbins, B. Zbalishen, S, Pershina, F. kowski FOURTH ROW C Smith G Petronsky Romano, SECOND ROW: E. Williams, B. Terhorst, M. Parnell P Schenkls V Page L Shumaker A R. Nidbella, R. Utter, B. Whaley, R. West, D. Spi- Pronko D Politi vak, R. Nirella, S. Yeager, M. Spezza, M. Solornin- Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: L. Longstreth, B. Havana, l. Hall, C. Halliwell, M. Hof, S. Musiol, S. Mclntyre, S. Hanczar M. Musico, M. Moschel, M. Miller, R. Hicks, SECOND ROW: R. Jasick, D. Mykita, A. Matwiczyk, R. Kessler 1 1 7 TM Ist RO-W: P. Zozula, J. Zaletski, G. France, D. Geyer, R. Podolak, G. Barwell, J. Diechler, R. Nirella, D. Mykita W. Hanusiak, G. Byerly, L. Haracy, B. Whaley, G. Hanczar. 2nd ROW: G. Bonetti, M. Madva, L. Hardy, N. Yadlosky, N. Drinkhall, M. A. Rad, V. Metz, L. Hanna, M. Kohut, D Steranko, P. Fedunok, D. Szczudlo, R. llllolinaro, B. Datig, P. Wujcik, S. Platts. 3rd ROW: E, Clcmm, A. Cook, K Duda, S. Cleis, S. Popivchak, M. Klee, J. Bayer, J. Moeh- ring, M. Moschel, P. Spezza, P. Chakxne, B. Hanna, F Romano, B. Emerick, G. Simon, L. Lewis, J. Whaley, C Haluszczak, S. Lipman, M. Gartz, N. Chapman, J. Enrietti E. Shanahan, S. Kachnycz, A. Brisse, P. Trybus, K. Garvin. Junior High Choir 4th ROW: D. Jaracz, F. Spelar, N. Cooke, S. Callopy, R Falleroni, Bilewicz, M. Musico, R. Dixon, S. Popivchak S. Hanczar, S. Perchina, K. Rex, K. Cook, L. Koss, L Zawoyski, J. Crivaro, S. Livermore, P. Boyd, S. Stark, C Ostaffy, A. Kantor, Rupinsky, A. La Bella, Klirn, P Store, L. Popivchak, P. McGrady, R. Snadrus. 5th ROW. W. Mason, Zawilla, C. Cardamone, H. Zemon, K. Grove A. Pronko, G. Petronsky, W. Steinhart, B. Babish, T. Long F. Doak, G. Speca, D. Islitzer, R. Stevenson, G. Sembrat, J Moskovitz, J. Mitchell, C. Johnson, S. Madva, F. Freshwater H. Moehring, P. Matwiczyk, T. Anestis. John Bandyk 131 2 FIRST ROW: T. Rush, Manager, G. Yake, Manager, J. Mitchell, Manager, S. Korzinsky, G. Sernbrat, Stewart, SECOND ROW: B. Sparbanie, F. Raco, C. Gerlowski, M. Lewellyn, C. Cardamone, J. Popivchak, B. Babish, D. Skirpan, H. Kozy, D. Spinda, R. Dalby, Mr. John Sobie, Coach, THIRD ROW: D. Armani, Nar- dini, S. Carson, J. Zawilla, E. Danks, E. Baker, D. Warholak, R. Sandrus, S. Wash, F. Doak, J. Muracog FOURTH ROW: H. Howrylchak, R. Podolak, J. Thompson, M. Solominsky, V. Gubey, P. Matwiczyk, C. Baker, M. McGrady. Missing from picture: Asslt Coach, Mr. Carl Anclresky, Student Mgr., Jack Moskovitz. Letterman Players: Leon Caudill, Russ Bunio. Co-Captains: S. Korzinsky, 1-4, G. Sembrat, 1-5, J. Stewart, 1-6. Football Wrestling FIRST ROW: E. Danks, S. Carson, Popivchak, Capt. J. Stewart, J. Muraco, M. Zuk, J. Zaletski, S. Skebag SECOND ROW: Coach, Arrotti, G. Sembrat, D. Spinda, S. Korzinsky, J. Zarack, H. Howrylchak, C. Carda- mone, R. Stewart, Coach, D. Group, THIRD ROW: P. Schomer, F. Raco, D. Skirpan, C. Johnson, J. Zawilla, L. Wilson, M. McGrady, F. Doak, L. Williamson, R. Trombettag FOURTH ROW: Mgr. R. McDanel, M. Solomin- sky, V. Gubey, M. Kozy, T. Rush, S. Wash, B. Babish, R. Sandrus, P. Maticzyk, B. Merritts, Mgr. A. Aloise, Mgr. M. Aloe. 1.7 I V l BOTTOM ROW: S. Madva, A. Chapman, R. Mus- R. Parnell, J. Mitchell, H. McKelvey, D. Islitzer, P sill, H. Moehring, R. Dalby, H. Kozy, W. Steinhart, Dignan, G. Speca, Mr. Bowers, Asst. Coach. Not pic- D. Warholak. STANDING: Mr. D'Allesandro, Coach, tured R. Bunio. ' Basketball Instrumental Group LEFT T0 RIGHT: D. Lak, N. Klim, Speca, R. Deacon, B. Stasik, G. Prosser, A. Kaufman, K. Garber, M. Steranko. Science Class Latin I X.., ,x.M.,.,,,-M., .M .Wf2,,,,,,, HEARTS A D FLOWER DANCE Queen Joanne Klim King Russell Bunio Nancy Yadlosky Ronald Dalby First Attendants Stephanie Popivchak Joseph lVIuraco Second Attendants Penny Pearlman Gerald Speca Third Attendants ALITCGRAPHS lwwrztfsiiaifszmmffmfwqrmwmswmmwms W ' MV ,, ,nx...:4zu awww is sz V ,mmm fam 1 A -z -sq -,- mr -Q-ww v- '- '- IPA , XA H 1 , ,,MN,,g, HK 3 . 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