Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

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Hail to Carnegie, Our praises we sing to thee, Hail Alma Mater, We love thee eternally. We love thee with honor, Glory, and Spirit, Praise Thee in all we do. And we will be faithful To thee forever, Alma Mater true. Hail to Carnegie, We pledge now our loyalty. Hail Alma Mater, Our children sing praise To Thee. 2 ,.: v nl 'AM ii M. Tr-1e'Lmr.e H -M 'N ' PNNIEIZ S qc! L 4 lllllud TJ? '-.49 9. ,sf , 5 ia: Q0 ME C... .--1 Q Arznsno TE-2' We fav 4.5 , .Zi QQ, ,f NX ,P ici KFC gag-7 ff fc! ,VNC-Q K.. C, C' E17 L-' FLA N J 511,31 i 51:31 ,Z XL. . Wx' ffrf' J 1 Q-rj rg P Q, frat Cf-Q ,f.i.-QE.. 6,5 1 gms C .QLELX C fkffi' N OOLCIZ UQ OPANG' Hi! You say you're too old for coloring books? Not this one! Our book doesn't tell the story of Dennis the Menace or the Ietsons. We are here to color the story of Carnegie High School and the students who study there. We're coloring the picture of US! You can put away your pencils, paint, brushes, chalk, and crayons-you won't be using them. We want you to color your book with memories of your years at CHS. Color the smiles bright on the faces of your friends and teachersg color the gab sessions at lunch hour a mixture of laughs and excitement, color the canteens with blends of fun and musicg color the sports events with hues of spirited frolic and determination bordered with victory. Get ready now to review your years at CHS and to color your book with the achievement, spirit, excitement, fun, honor, imagina- tion, and, especially, memories, that to you is . . . Carnegie High School. jl gl ll gli A 'n AND Bl-ACKJ WHT-I SHADES ZW QAM f6lf fiy bif if W X' Page . . Administration Page . . . 6 COLOR w 5 1 fi E 1 Z 4 ! i BOARD OF EDUCNFON Mr. James E, M, Fifth Mr. Benjamin Kahn Mr. Milton I. Watzman Mr. Harry K. Garner Vife-President President Srhaol Dixtrirt Solifilor Secretary Mr. john P. Coll Mr. Stanley Roth Mr. J. Raymond Jones Mr. J. Harvey Walker Mr. Kenneth L. Logan FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Louis Speziale, Mr. Kenneth Logan, Mr. Nicholas Fratto, Mr. Nicho- las Swenn. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. John Sobie, Mr, John Bandyk, Mr. Raymond Zaney, Mrs. Io Pruner. Missing from photo is Mr. Charles Stockum. Miss Barbara Williams Buxineff Secremry OFFICE- PERSONNEL Miss Barbara Cook Miss Donna Giglotte Sefrelary to the Serrelary to lhe Principal Superinlendenl Mrs. Koziak Mrs. Thorpe Mrs. LaSota FACULTY JOSEPH BUGGAN Edinboro State Teachers Collegeg Mathe- matics DOROTHY MIKUS University of Pittsburghg English RAYMOND J. ZANEY Duquesne University, University of Pittsburghg Physical Education, Health NANCY MATTSON Carnegie Institute of Technologyg Eng- I2 lish , .... , M t,tii.,c :. .... ROBERT SAWHILL Muskingum Collegeg Mathematics MARJORIE L. GREEN Slippery Rock State Teachers Collegeg English EACUUY A. JANE BOYLE University of Pittsburghg Commercial and English LOIS W. MASON Duquesne Universityg Commercial, Ad- vanced Placement English CARI. ANDRESKY California State Teachers Collegeg Industrial Arts GLADYS WEST Indiana State Teachers Collegeg Home Economics M. PATRICIA THOMAS University of Pittsburghg Commercial JEAN PRUNER Slippery Rock State Teachers Collegeg Physical Education, Health I3 MICHAEL MARCENELLE Indiana State College, Pennsylvania CHARLES R. STOCKUM State Universityg American History Waynesburg College, University of Pittsburghg World Cultures ESTELLE MUSICO University of Pittsburghg Latin LOUIS A. SPEZIALE MELVIN C. BURKETT University of Pittsburghg Political Indiana State College, University of Science, Economics Pittsburghg Physics, Chemistry I4 THEODORE BOUYOUCAS University of Miamig American History, Driver Education PATRICIA A. RAINALDI Mount Mercy Collegeg Biology, Chem- istry ALDO DiIANNI Carnegie Institute of Technologyg Instrumental Music WILLIAM G. PALONIS University of Pittsburgh, University of Mexicog French, Spanish LAWRENCE KOSTLEY Slippery Rock State Teachers Collegeg Speech, English MARY KAY VORKO Clarion State Teachers Collegeg English EDWARD FRIEDLANDER University of Pittsburghg Guidance Director RICHARD M. MATOVICH California State Teachers College, Duquesne Universityg Librarian JOHN J. BANDYK Duquesne Universityg Vocal Music SARAH J. PAVLOV Edinboro State Teachers College Art I5 1 7 f X 0 I X XX 4'Cn P xx 1 N Ui 'Q -X , z l W sa ,.... ' -.nn i.. 7 .iq Z , S. Z -- X S i. 3 s i' f 1,4 5 X -Q -A fl' .. . ml fffWf NRS OOLOIZ UQ Left to right: Mary Ann Hoysan, Treasurerg David Spinda, Presi- dent3 Mr. Speziale, Senior Class SPOHSOIQ Keith Bailey, Vice-Presi- dent3 Carol Zawilla, Secretary. DAVID SPINDA Arademic Spin Hi-Y, 11, 12, Secretary, 123 Pep Club, 10, 113 Stu- dent Council, 10, 11, 123 Varsity C, 10, 11, 12 President, 123 Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 10, 11, 123 Football, 11, 12, Co-Captain, 12, Letter, 11, 12, Wrestling, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Captain, 12, Letter, 10, 11, 12, Sec. I Wrestling Champ, 113 Most Valuable Foot- ball Player, 113 Most Valuable Baseball Player, 113 junior Class Vice-President, 113 Senior Class President. 123 Prom Committee, Decoration Head, 11, King of Sports, 12. LEWIS KEITH BAILEY Amdemic Keith French-Spanish Club, 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, President, 123 Pep Club, 10, 113 Student Council, 10, 11, 123 Varsity C, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club, 10, Choir, 123 Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 123 Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Vice-President, 123 Student Council District Convention, 113 Prom Committee, 113 Senior Banquet, 113 Senior Revue, 12. CAROL ANN ZAWILLA Amdemir Z'gi11 VOYAGER Staff, 10, 11, 12, Sophomore Representa- tive, 10, Ass't. Ed., 11, Editor, 123 French-Spanish Club, 11, 12, President, 123 G.A.A., 10, Library Club, 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society, 123 National Thespian Society, 123 Pep Club, 103 Student Council, 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 11, 123 Choir, 11, 123 G Clef, 103 Girls' Ensemble, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble, 11, 12, Band, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 123 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Secretary, 123 junior Play Cast, Chorus, 113 Senior Play Committee, 12, Prom Committee, 113 Senior Revue, 12. MARY ANN HOYSAN Amdemir Horsan VOYAGER Staff, 12, Copy Staff, 123 French-Spanish Club, 11, 123 G.A.A., 10, National Thespian Society, 11, 123 Pep Club, 10, 113 See Staff, Homeroom Rep- resentative, 113 Students International, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Representative, 11, Vice-President, 123 Choir, 11, 123 G Clef, 103 Girls' Ensemble, 11, 123 Mixed Ensemble, 11, 123 County Chorus, 11, 123 Piano Accompanist, 11, 123 Soloist, 11, 123 Band, 10, 113 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 123 IFS Exchange Student to Columbia, ll, Senior Class Treasurer, 123 junior Play Cast, 113 Senior Play Committee, 123 Magazine Cam- paign, Co-Chairman, 123 Prom Committee, 11, 123 Sen- ior Banquet, 123 Senior Revue, 12. The Senior Class officers and their sponsor, Mr. Louis Speziale, have guided our Senior Class in a very rewarding final year at C.H.S. By sponsoring the suc- cessful magazine campaign, our seniors were able to earn S1600 to use for publication of our colorful Voyager. Before the class had caught their breath, another cam- paign was launched-graduation namecards and invi- tations. Is it that time already? Soon, after-prom ideas were being suggested, while all the seniors were ex- citedly, and perhaps a bit nostalgically, planning their final whirl at C.H.S. Finally, before any senior realized, our class was passing for the last time through the halls of our Alma Mater. Graduation had arrived, and our three years of learning and laughing became pleasant memories. Let's never forget C.H.S., Seniors,-for it gave us three years of wonderful memories. v MARY ARMSTRONG Commercial Mar Y F.B.L.A., 10, 125 E.T.A., 11, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, Choir 11, 12, G Clef, 10g Junior Play Committee, 11. y GLORIA JEAN ASTON C 0 mme:-cial jean nie F.B.L.A., 12, F.H.A., 10, G.A.A., 10, National Thes- pian Society, 12, Pep Club, 10, 11, See Staff, 11, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 123 G Clef, 103 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, Champion- ship Basketball Team, 113 Cheerleader, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 12, Junior Play Cast, Chorus, 11, Senior Play Cast, Extra, 12, Prom Committee, 113 Senior Revue, 12. RAYMOND ASTON Amdemic Buzz Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Varsity C, 10, 11, 12, Baseball Manager, 10, 11, 125 Football, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 12, Manager, B'nai B'rith Award for Achievement in Foot- ball 10g Wrestling, 12, Letter, 123 Art, Placement Award, 11, Pep Club, 10, 11, Junior Play Committee, 113 Senior Play Committee, 123 Senior Revue, 12. SHARON R. BALCHON Comm.-errial Sharon F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12, F.H.A., 10, Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 125 Intramural Sports, 11, 12. JOHN J. BARBISH Amdemic Bubblish Biology Club, 12, Civil Defense Club, 12, Pep Club, io, 11. WILMA JEAN BARKER Commercial Billie Jean F.H.A., 10, E.T.A., 10, 11, 123 Pep Club, 103 In- tramural Sports, 10, 113 Prom Committee, 11. ALFRED BARTHEN Academic Al Chess Club, 10, 11, Treasurer, 10, Presiclent, 11g F.E.A., 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 123 Biology Club, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Treasurer, 12, Hi-Y, 10, 11, See Staff, 12, Editor- in-Chief, 12, Tennis Team, 11, School Science Fair Award, 10, 11, Biology, Second Place, 10, Biology, Honorable Mention, 113 Westinghouse Honors In- stitute, 12, Member of Pittsburgh junior Press, 12, Assistant Director of Athletics, 12. BEVERLY BATEMAN Commercial Shookie G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12. SUSAN BOOR Academic Sue Chess Club, 10, 11, Library Club, 10, 11, National Honor Society, 11, National Thespian Society, 11, Town Meeting Club, 11, Choir, 11, G Clef, 10, Girls' Ensemble, 113 Mixed Ensemble, 11g Intramural Sports, 10, 11, National Merit Semi-finalist, 11g Junior Play Cast, 113 Early Admission to University of Chicago, 11. JANET BRADLEY C ommercial 'jan' ' F.B.L.A., 10, 11, G.A.A., 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 11, Intramural Sports, 12. CHARLES EMERY CABLE Academic Chuck Rifle Team, 10, 11, Letter, 11. VUILBUR CAIN General Willie Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, Industrial Arts Award, 10, 11, Prom Committee, 11. 20 mmm BEVERLY ANN CANTWELL Academic Bev G.A.A., 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 National Thespian Society, 11, 125 Pep Club, 10, 115 Choir, 11, 125 G Clef, 105 Mixed Ensemble, 11, 125 County Chorus, 125 See Staff, Front Page Editor, 125 junior Play Cast, 115 Senior Play Cast, 125 Senior Revue, 125 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12. JAMES F. CARR Academic Jim VOYAGER Staff, 12, Ass't. Sports Editor, 125 French- Spanish Club, 10, 11, Secretary, 115 National Thespian Society, 11, 12, Hi-Y, 11, 12, Vice-President, 125 Pep Club, 10, 115 See staff, 11, Homeroom Rep., 115 Student Council, 12, Vice-President, 125 Varsity 11, 125 Choir, 11, 125 Glee Club, 105 Mixed Ensemble, 125 Varsity Singers, 125 Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 125 junior Play Cast, 115 Prom Committee, 115 Student United Nations, 125 Senior Revue, 121 Town Meeting Club, 12. BERNADETTE COCHRAN Commercial Bernie F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 125 F.H.A., 105 Intramural Sports. 10. DONNA L. COLE Academic Donnie G.A.A., 10, 11, 125 National Thespian Society, 11, 125 Pep Club, 105 Student Council, 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 125 Tri-Hi-Y. 10. 11, 125 Choir, 11, 125 G Clef, 105 Mixed Ensemble, 11, 125 Student Council Convention, 115 Student Council Summer Workshop, 125 Cheerleader, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain, 125 junior Play Cast, 115 Senior Play Cast, 125 Prom Committee, 115 Senior Banquet, 113 Senior Revue, 12. CHRISTINE COR CORAN Commercial Chris F.T.A., 125 Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 125 Intramural Sports, 11, 125 junior Play Cast, 115 Chorus, 115 Senior Play Commit- tee, 125 Prom Committee, 11g Senior Revue, 12. JERRY COUCH General The Kidd Civil Defense Club, 10, Industrial Arts Award, 11. 2I RAYMOND CRIVARO General Hawk Baseball, 11, 125 Industrial Arts Award, 10, 11. CHARLES CUNNINGHAM Academir: Skip French-Spanish Club, 10, 115 National Thespian So- ciety, 115 Hi-Y, 115 Town Meeting Club, 115 Student United Nations, Alternate Delegate, 115 Baseball, 105 Basketball, 105 junior Play Cast, 115 Prom Committee, 115 Early Admission to Capitol University, 11. RONALD J. CUNNINGHAM General Chops' Biology Club, 125 Chess Club, 105 French-Spanish Club, 115 Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling, 105 Prom Com- mittee, 11g Senior Revue, 12. THOMAS LEO CUNNINGHAM Academir Tom' Biology Club, 11, 125 F.E.A., 115 Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 125 Senior Play Committee, 12. 1 1 DONNA JEAN DANKS Academic Dinkie VOYAGER Staff, 12, AsS't Copy Ed., 123 G.A.A., 10, 11, 125 Library Club, 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society, 125 National Thespian Society, 125 Pep Club, 10, 115 Student Council, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 125 Students International, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Council Representative, 11, Recording Sec., 125 Choir, 11, 125 G Clef, 105 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 125 IFS Exchange Student to Chile, 115 United Fund First Attendant, 115 Homecoming Second At- tendant, 125 junior Play Cast, Chorus, 115 Senior Play Cast, 125 Prom Committee, 11, 125 Senior Banquet, 11, Senior Revue, 125 Abbie Westermann Award, 12. NEIL DANZIGER General Neil Pep Club, 10, 115 Baseball, 105 Rifle Team, 10, 115 Industrial Arts Award, 10, 115 Prom Committee, 11g Projection Crew, 10. CAROLYN DEAN C07I2IIl61L'16lI Evrlla LA 17 Tr1H1Y 17 Se Stal: 17 T515 17 Intramural Sports 17 Senror Revue 17 PATRICIA DLUGOS C om 111 EJ rm! 1 F LA 17 GAA 10 11 Lrbrary Club 10 11 7 Secretary Tre1surer 17 Pep Club 10 11 Tr1H1Y 10 11 17 Chorr 11 17 G Clef 10 Intramural Sports 10 11 17 Senror Play Commrttee 17 Asst Costume Head 17 Prom Commxttee 11 Senror Rexue 1 ROBERT JAMES DOERLLINGER Acndemzr Dot Y 10 11 17 Secretary 11 Pp Club 10 11 arsrty C 10 1 17 Football 10 11 Letter 17 Tr1Capt11n 17 etter 10 17 ro yectron Crew 10 11 12 Senror Banquet 11 Senror Rexue 17 CHARLES DOPTIS Amdemzr Chuck Camera Club 10 11 17 V1C6PfSS1Cl6Df 17 Chess Club 10 11 Natronal Thespran Socrety 11 17 P p Club 10 Chorr 11 12 Mvced Ensemble 12 Varsrty Srngers 12 County Chorus 12 Rrfle Team 10 11 Scrence Farr Award Honorable Mentxon 10 Junror Play Cast 11 Senror Play Commlttee 17 Senror Rewue 17 DENNIS ALLEN DORAN Geneml Knob 1Y 12 Pep Club 10 11 Varsrty C 0 Basketball Manager 10 11 1 L tter 10 11 1 Prom Commrttee 11 Projectron Crews 1 JOAN DROGOWSK1 C07IZ7?Z61Cl5Zl joame Pep Club 10 Intramural Sports 11 Cafeterra Atcl 11 F.B. . ., -g '- '- , -g e f, -, 'p' t, -2 1 1 -Z ' 1 -- 1 ' P1t .B. . ., -Q . . ., , 3 ' ' , , , 1-, 1 1 -S 1 1 S ' ' 1 1 1 -1 1 1 -L 1 S f 1 1 1 -2 1 -. . 1 1 -3 , 3 ' 1 2, 1 1 1 .. f.. Hi- 1 1 1 -, x Q 6 1 , , 125 V ' , , 1, -9 , , 1 , 10, 113 Tennrs Team, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 12, Wrestlrng, 101 111 -1 - - , -, L 1 1 111 -L P - 1 1 1 1 1 Q' , , -. , 1 1 -1 ' - ' 1 -L 1 1 Z '1 1 -S 6 1 1 1 1 S - 1 S , is , L 1 , 1 ' 1. , s 1 S , -L , 7 -A H'- , Q , 1 s ' 1 , 11, 12: 1 , 1 2: G , 1 1 23 ' - ' ' 1 'J 1 1 1 -- 1 S 1 S 1 - SHARON M EGER Commerczal 1-12 FBLA 11 12 FHA 10 Intramural Sports 10 11 2 ELEANOR EMERICK Aicldemlt E151e F'I A 11 12 Pep Club 10 See Staff 11 Intramural Sports 10 Rlfle Team 10 Unrted Fund Queen 12 Junror Class Play Comm1ttee 11 Prom Commrttee 11 CAROLE LEE EVANS Commercml Carole FTA 10 11 12 Secretary 11 Chorr 11 GClef 10 Intramural Sports 10 11 12 Semor Play Comrnrttee 12 Semor Revue 12 JOHN E FLINT JR Academn Te 12 Glee Club 10 Mrxed Ensemble 12 Varsmty Smgers 17 Band 12 KIRK D FOX Amdemzf Klrk Vars1ty C 10 11 12 H1Y 10 11 12 Pep lub 10 11 Projection Crew 10 11 12 Cholr 10 11 12 Termls Team 9 10 11 12 Baseball 11 Runner Up Duquesne Plaque 11 Wrestlrng 10 11 Letter 10 Semor Banquet 11 Senror Revue 12 MAUREEN FOX Commcrcml Foxre LA 10 11 12 FHA 10 Pep Club 10 Intramural Sports 10 24 ' I CIF ' ll , 1 . ' ll ' ll v , l 1- nv . ' ' '7 1 '5 I 7 J 9 , 5 ,I ,Q , Q ' , 3 , - - . ., , , , , s ', s 1, 1 A v s y ' 1 S 1 - . . , . . .. d., Biology Clubg 10g Chess Club, 11g F.E.A., 11, 123 Choir, 3 , 5 , 5 ' , -g , . ' , , 3 '- , , , 3' C , . S s s , S 1 , 1 S a x 1 u 3 1 I ' ' 1 2 v , , , S , Z 1 - FB- - -, , , s - - ., 5 , , 115 , . PATRICIA M. FOX Academic Patty VOYAGER' Staff, 12, Typist, 12, G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, 11g Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Choir, 11, IZQ Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Championship Teams, Softball, 12, Volleyball, 10, 11, Tenniquoit, 11, Bas- ketball, 11, Letter, 113 Majorette 10, 11, IZQ junior Play Cast, Chorus, ll, Prom Committee, 113 Senior Banquet, 113 Senior Revue, 12. PAULA F. FOX Academic Polly VOYAGER Staff, 12, Typist, IZQ G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, President, IZQ National Thespian Society, 123 Pep Club, 10, 11, Choir, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Intra- mural Sports, 10 11, 12, Championship Teams, Tenne- quoit, 113 Softball, 113 Basketball, 11g Volleyball, 10, 11, Letter, 123 Majorette, 10, 11, 123 Junior Play Cast, Chorus, II, Senior Play Cast, 123 Prom Committee, 113 Senior Banquet, II, Senior Revue, 12, School Fair, Honorable Mention, 10. EMMETT RAY FRESHWATER Academic Em Biology Club, 123 French-Spanish Club, 10, 11, 123 Chess Club, 10, 112 Hi-Y, 11, 123 Pep Club, 10, 113 Choir, 10, 11, 123 Baseball, 11, 12, Letter, 12g Foot- ball, 113 Junior Play Cast, Chorus, 11g junior Play Committee, IIQ Prom Committee, IIQ Senior Revue, 12. STEPHEN E. FUHRER Academic Steve Chess Club, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 10, 11. ROSALIND VALENTINE FUNARO Academic Roz G.A.A., 10, 11, 123 Pep Club, 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 123 G Clef, 10, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Championship Teams, Volleyball, 10, 11, Softball, 12, Tenniquoit, 11, Basketball, 113 Prom Com- mittee, 113 Senior Banquet, 11. PAUL XWILLIAM GAMROD Academic Paul Chess Club, 11, F.E.A., 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 123 Student Council, 12, Football, 112 Wrestling, 123 Junior Play Cast, Chorus, 113 Prom Committee, IIQ Senior Revue, IZQ Summer Science Program For Natural Science Foundation, 11. 25 JOHN RICHARD GARRETT Amdemir uJ0l'lfl, National Thespian Society, 12, Hi-Y, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble, 12, Varsity Singers, 12, Football, 12, Letter, 12, Junior Play Cast, Chorus, 11, Senior Play Cast, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Senior Revue, 12, Varsity C, 12. DIARY ANN GERRERO Commercial IKMHYS' Aim F.B.L.A., 11, 12, Treasurer, 12, Pep Club, 11, Intra- mural Sports. GEORGE B. GIBBS General George DAVID R. GORDON Butch General Hi-Y, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, 11, Football, 11, Wres- tling, 10, 11, Industrial Arts Award, 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee, 11. JAMES R. GORDON Amdemic jim French-Spanish Club, 11, National Honor Society, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 12, President, 12, Stu- dent Council, 11, 12, Varsity C, 11, 12, Tennis Team, 11, 12, Wrestling, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 12, junior Play Cast, 11, Senior Play Cast 12, Prom Com- mittee, 11, United Fund Campaign, 12, Co-Chairman, 12, Senior Revue, 12. PAUL DAVID GUERIN Academic Dave Biology Club, 10, Camera Club, 10, 11, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, See Staff, 12, Art Editor ancl Photographer, 12, Town Meeting Club, 12, Band, 10, 11, 12, Dance Band, 11, Science Fair Award, 10, 11, 12, Biology, Third Place 10, Chemistry, Honorable Mention, 11, Junior Play Com- mittee, 11, Stage Manager, Senior Play Committee, 11, 12, Stage Manager, 12, Student United Nations, 12, Counsellor to Liberia, 12, Senior Revue, 11, 12, Stage Crew, 11, 12, Buhl Planetarium Placement in Biology, 10. JAMES GULICK Academic jim Chess Club, 10, 113 I-Ii-Y, 10, 11, 12, Student Coun- cil, 12g Town Meeting Club, 12, Choir, 12, Basket- ball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11g Tennis Team, 9, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 9, 10, 11, 12, Science Fair Award, 3rd Place Chemistry 11g Student United Nations, 12, Football Spotter, 11, 12. GLORIA JEAN HAGERTY Commercial 'l1ean F.B.L.A., 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12, Senior Play Committee, 12, Prom Committee, 11. JOAN HAGERTY Commercial Jeanie F.B.L.A., 11, 12, G.A.A., 10, Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 123 Senior Play Committee, 12, junior Play Committee, 11, Prom Committee, 11. ARTHUR HARDING General Egy Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, C21I11C1'a Club, 12. SUSAN HASTINGS Commercial Chick Choir, 11, 12g G Clef, 10. ELAINE HAYES Commerrial Elaine Camera Club, 12, F.B.L.A., 125 French-Spanish Club, 11, National Thespian Society, '12, Pep Club, 10, 11, Tri-H1-Y, 10g Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Rifle Team,.10g Junior Play Cast, Chorus, 113 Senior Play Committee, 123 Prom Committee, 11, Senior Revue, 12. KATHLEEN A. HENNEY Commercial Kathy F.B.L.A., 11, 12, F.H,A., 11, Intramural Sports, 11. RICHARD D. HENRY Academic Rich Biology Club, 10, 11, 12, President, 12, Chess Club, 10, 11, President, 10g F.E.A., 12g National Thespian Society, 12g Hi-Y, 10, 11, Science Fair Award, Honor- able Mention, 10, Senior Play Cast, 12,. RONALD WILLIAM HERTRICK General Ron RAE ANN HOF Academic Posy F.T.A., 11, 123 Pep Club, 11, See Staff, 123 Tri- Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Bland, 10, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, junior Play Committee, 113 Senior Play Com- mittee, 12. ANTHONY HOFFMAN Academic ' 'Buddy' ' Biology Club, 11, 12, Wrestling, 10g Big-Ten Wres- tling Runner-Up, 10. LYLE ANTHONY HOLMES Academic Tony' Biology Club, 10, 11, 12, Chess Club, 11, 12, Sec- retary-Treasurer, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 123 See Staff, 12, Sports Editor, 12g Town Meeting Club, 123 Choir, 11, 12, Tennis Team, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 10, 11, 12, Science Fair Award, Honorable Mention 11g Student United Nations, 12, Reporter and Photog- rapher. 1 1 28 ROBERT HOLMES General Hill' SUSANNE HOMA Commercial 'Sue' G.A.A., 10, 11, 12g National Thespian Society, 125 Pep Club, 10, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 123 Letter, 11, Senior Play Cast, 12, Prom Com- mittee, 11. JERRY JOHNSON General Jerry Biology Club, 125 Hi-Y, 12. JUDITH ANN KANDRAVY Commercial 'ljudy VOYAGER Staff, 12, Typist, 123 F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 11, President, 12, F.H.A., 10, National Thespian Society, 11, 12g Pep Club, 10, 11g Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, F.B.L.A. State Convention, 11, F.B.L.A. State Workshop, 12, junior Play Committee, 11, Cos- tume Headg Senior Play Committee, 12, Costume Headg Senior Revue, 12, Typing Certificate, 11g Home Eco- nomics Award, 11. BONNIE JEAN KEIL Academic Bon G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Library Club, 103 National Honor Society, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 123 Town Meeting Club, 11, 12, Vice-President, Treasurer, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Jun- ior Play Cast, 11, Senior Play Committee, 12g Prom Committee, 11, Student United Nations, 11, 12, Alter- nate, 11, Delegate, 12. RONALD M. KERCHANSKY Academic Fritz Camera Club, 10, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 12, Industrial Arts Award, 103 Senior Revue, 12. 29 1 v MARION KLIM Commercial Meta G.A.A., 10, 11, F.B.L.A., 12, Pep Club, 10, 11, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, junior Play Committee, 11 ' JOSEPH ROGER KOVACH Commercial joe Hi-Y, 12, Pep Club, 10, 11, Varsity C, 11, 12, Baseball, 10, Football Manager, 10, 11, Letter, 11, Wrestling, 10, Industrial Arts Award, 11, 12, Prom Committee, 11. JANET F. KRAUS Commercial jan G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 12, See Staff, 11, 12, Typist, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, Rifle Team, 10, 11, Letter, 11, Cafeteria, 11, 12: Office Work, 10, 11, 12, Typing Certificate, 11. MICHEAL R. LESCHAK Academic Mike Biology Club, 10, Hi-Y, 12, Pep Club, 10, Town Meeting Club, 12, Varsity C, 11, 12, Wrestling, 10, 11, Letter, 10, 11, junior Play Cast, 11, Chorus 11, Student United Nations, 12, Senior Revue, 12. PHILOMENA LONGO Commercial Phil F.B.L.A., 10, 12, Reporter, 12. RUDOLPH LOERTSCHER Academic uRudYH French-Spanish Club, 12, Hi-Y, 12, National Honor Society, 12, National Th-espian Society, 12, Student Council, 12, Town Meeting Club, 12, Choir, 12, Mixed Ensemble, 12, Varsity Singers, 12, Piano Accompanist, 12, Basketball, 12, A.F.S. Exchange Stu- dent from Switzerland, 12, Student Council Conven- tion, 12, Senior Banquet, 12, Senior Revue, 12. CHARLES LYNCH General Chuck Biology Club, 10, 12. DOLORES LYONS Commerrial Dee Dee F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12, F.H.A., 10, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12. GLORIA MAKAR Amdmzic Glor G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Chaplain, 12, Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Girls' Ensemble, 12, Mixed Ensemble, 11, 12, County Chorus, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, Champion- ship Teams, Volleyball, 10, 11, Tennequoit, 11, Basket- ball, 11, Softball, 12, Cheerleader, 11, 12, junior Play Cast, 11, Chorus, Prom Committee, 11, Senior Banquet, 11, Senior Revue, 12. SHIRLEY MARTIN Commerfial Marty F.B.L,A., 10, 11, 12, F.H.A., 10, Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Mixed Ensemble, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 11, 12. PATRICIA ANN IVIATXWICZYK Amdemic Pat VOYAGER Staff, 12, Copy Staff, 12, F.H.A., 10, G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Secretary, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 12, Treas- urer, 12, Pep Club, 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, Letter of Commendation, National Merit, 11, Junior Play Cast, 11, Chorus, Head of Props Committee 11, Senior Play Committee, 12, Prom Committee, 11. SUZANNE MCCLAIN Commerrial Sue' G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee, 11. JANE MCFARLAND Aflidfmlt' flame French-Spanish Club, 11, 12, Secretary, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Junior Play Committee, 11, Senior Play Cast, 12. COLLETTE MCINTYRE Commercial Collette F.T.A., 11, 12, Vice-President, 125 G.A.A., 10, 11' National Thespian Society, 12, Pep Club, 10, 115 Choir, 12, Band, 10, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, junior Play Cast, 11, Chorus, Junior Play Committee, 11, Senior Play Committee, 12, Senior Revue, 12. KATHLEEN A. MCKINSEY Commercial Kathy F.B.L.A., 12, National Thespian Society, 12, junior Play Cast, 11, Chorusg Senior Play Committee, 12. LINDA MARIE McLAUGHLIN Academic Linda VOYAGER Staff, 12, Business Manager, 12, F.H.A., 10, F.T.A., 103 Library Club, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 12, President, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter of Commendation, National Merit, 12, Junior Play Cast, 11, Prom Committee, 113 Senior Revue, 12. JUDITH ANN MENDOLA General C.C. Biology Club, 10, President, 10, F.B.L.A., 11, 12, Secretary, 12g Pep Club, 11, See Staff, 12, Typist, 123 Rifle Team, 10, 11, Letter, 115 F.B,L.A. State Conven- tion, 11g Junior Play Cast, 11, Chorusg junior Play Committee, 113 Prom Committee, 11. MARGARET ROSE MILLARD H Commercial Margie F.B.I..A., 10, 11, 12g F.H.A., 10, 113 Pep Club, 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y, 12. 32 LINDA LEE MINTON Commercial Linda G.A.A., 123 Pep Club, 10, 11, Choir, 123 junior Play Committee, ll, Senior Play Committee, 12. DANIEL PETER MOSS i.Dan,r Academic French-Spanish Club, 11, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Student Council, 10, 11, 12, President, 123 Varsity C, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 123 Glee Club, 10, Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 12, Basketball, 10, 11, 123 Letter, 11, 123 Letter of Com- mendation, National Merit, 12, junior Class Presi- dent, 11, Student Council Convention, 11, 123 West- inghouse Honors Institute, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Chairman3 United Fund Campaign, 11, Co-Chairman, 113 Harvard Book Award, 11. LOIS MULLANEY Lo Commercial G.A.A., 103 Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12. RICHARD MYKITA Academic Rich' Camera Club, 10, 11, 12, President, 123 Chess Club, 10, IIQ F.E.A., 11, 123 Choir, 11, 123 Glee Club, 10g Mixed Ensemble, 123 Varsity Singers, 123 Band, 10, 11, 123 Rifle Team, 10, 11, Letter, 11, Science Fair Award, 11, Second Placeg Senior Revue, 12. 1 MARY JEAN NAUGHTON Commercial Mary Jean' F.H.A., 103 G.A.A., 10, 11, 123 Pep Club, 103 Tri- Hi-Y, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 123 Jun- ior Play Committee, 11. IRENE NECZYPIR Commercial Irene F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12, Reporter, 113 Tri-H-Y, 12, In- tramural Sports, 123 Prom Committee, 113 Typing Certificate, 11. 33 DAVID L. NIXON Academic Nick VOYAGER Staff, 12, Co-Sports, Editor, 123 National Thespian Society, 11, 123 Student Council, 12, Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Students International, 11, 12, Varsity C, 10, 11, 123 Treasurer, 123 Choir, 11, 123 Glee Club, 10g Baseball, 103 Football, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 10, 11, 123 Rifle Team, 12, 11, Letter, 10, 113 I.F.S. Exchange Student to Argentina, 113 junior Play Cast, Chorus, 11g Magazine Campaign, 12, Co-Chairman, 123 Student United Nations, 123 Senior Revue, 12g Tennis Team, Trophy, 11, 12. JOSEPH NOEL Commercial Joe Camera Club, 123 Hi-Y, 11, 123 Wrestling, 10. DANIEL OPASKA Academic Dan Pep Club, 10, 11. JOHN PAWLIK Academic john Biology Club, 10, 11, 123 Chess Club, 10, 113 Future Engineers, 10, 11, 123 Senior Play Cast, 123 Student United Nations, 12g Town Meeting Club, 123 Senior Revue, 123 National Thespian Society, 12, Pep Club, 11. DAVID CHARLES PAYNE Academic Dave F.E.A., 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 11, President, 123 Town Meeting Club, 123 Baseball, 11, Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 12. JANIS PERSHINA Commercial Janis GEORGE PHILLIPS Commercial Bubba Camera Club, 12, Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12. EILEEN S. PLATT Commercial Eileen F.H.A., 10, F.T.A., 10, 11, 12g Pep Club, 10, Tri- Hi-Y, 10, 11, Intramural Sports, 11, Senior Play Committee, 12. FERNANDO POLIDORI General uFfCd Biology Club, 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Senior Revue, 12. CHARLES ANTHONY PREVITE Academic Charlie Biology Club, 10, Vice-President, 10, Camera Club, 11, 12, Secretary, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 12, Glee Club, 10, Choir 11, 123 Mixed Ensemble, 12g Varsity Singers, 12, County Chorus, 12, Piano Accom- panist, 11, 12g Soloist, 12, Organ Prelude, 10, 11, 12, junior Play Cast, 11, Senior Play Cast, 12, Senior Play Committee, 11, Prom Committee, 11, Student Handbook Committee, 125 Senior Revue, 12. AUDREY SUZANNE PYSH Academic Aud VOYAGER Staff, 11, 12, Copy Staff Editor, 11, 12, G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Li- brary Club, 10, 11, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 12 3 Student Council, 12, Students International, 11, 125 Town Meeting Club, 11, 12, Secretary, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Choir, 11, 12, Girls' Ensemble, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble, 11, 12, County Chorus, 12, Soloist, 12, Band, 10, 11, 123 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, A.F.S. Exchange Student to Germany, 11, junior Class Treasurer, 113 Science Fair Award, 10, junior Play Cast, 11g Senior Play Cast, 125 Prom Committee, 11, Student United Nations, 11, 12, Alternate Delegate, 11, World Court, 12, Senior Banquet, 113 Senior Revue, 12. JACQUELINE ANN QUINN Commercial jackie F.B.L.A., 125 G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, 11, See Staff, Typist, 12g Tri-Hi-Y, 10, '11, 12, G Clef, 10, Choir, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Championship Teams, Basketball, 11, Volleyball, 10, 11, Tenniquoit, 11, Softball, 12, Captain, 12, Cheer- leader, 11, 123 Prom Committee, 11, Senior Banquet, 11. THOMAS M. QUINN General Tom' Camera Club, 12, Prom Committee, 11. CAROL RANZ Araalemic Caro1' G.A.A., 10, Tri-Hi-Y, 123 G Clef, 10, Choir, 11, 12 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 123 Junior Play Committee 113 Senior Play Committee, 12. ANIS E REED J . Commercial Red F.H.A., 10, F.T.A., 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 12, Library Club, 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer, 11, National Thespian Society, 123 Pep Club, 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 123 junior Play Cast, Chorus, 11, Junior Play Committee, 11g Senior Play Committee, 12, Prom Committee, 113 Senior Ban- quet, 115 Senior Revue, 12. EDWARD WILLIAM RODZWICZ Arademic Rodz Hi-Y, 12, Pep Club, 10, 11, Varsity C, 11, 123 Choir, 11, 123 Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 12g Football, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Senior Banquet, 11. THOMAS ROSSI General Bananas Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10g Prom Committee, 11. SHARYN IEANNE ROWLANDS Academic Sherrie G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 12, Library Club, 11, 12, National Honor Society, 12g National Thes- pian Society, 12, Pep Club, 105 See Staff, 11, 12, Second Page Editor, 12, Student Council, 123 Town Meeting Club, 11, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12g G Clef, 10, Choir, 11, 12g Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Tennis Team, 11, 12, Science Fair Award, Honor- able Mention, 11, Cheerleader, 11, 12g junior Play Cast, Chorus, 113 Senior Play Cast, 12, Prom Com- mittee, 11g Student United Nations, 11, Senior Revue, 12, Junior Miss of Pittsburgh, 12. 36 FRANK SANSONI Academia' Frank Hi-Y, 11, 125 Varsity C, 11, 12, Glee Club, 10, Choir, 11, 123 Mixed Ensemble, 125 Varsity Singers, 12g Band, 10, 11, 12, Dance Band, 11, 12, Football 11, 12, Letter, 11, 123 Industrial Arts Award, 113 Senior Revue, 12. PAUL J. SCHANTZ Amdemic Paul Biology Club, 12, Chess Club, 10, Pep Club, 10. KAREN MARIE SCHNEIDER Commerrial Marie F.H.A., 10, G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Pep Club, 105 See Staff, 12, Typist, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, junior Play Committee, 11, Senior Play Committee, 12. HARRY JAMES SCHULTE Academic Harry Biology Club, 10, Camera Club, 123 French-Spanish Club, 113 Pep Club, 113 Glee Club, 103 Choir, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble, 12, Varsity Singers, 12, Science Fair Award, Honorable Mention, 113 Senior Play Committee, 12, Senior Revue, 12. HOWARD SCHWARTZ 1 n Amdemif Hugo' Biology Club, 12. CHERYL LOUISE SCOTT Commerrial Cheryl F.H.A., 10, G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, See' Staff, 12, Typist, 12, G Clef, 10, Choir, 11, 12, In- tramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11g Senior Play Committee, 12, Typing Certificate, 11. 37 RICHARD SCOTT Academia SCOtfi VOYAGER Staff, 12, Art Editor, 12, Biology Club, 10, F.T.A., 12, French-Spanish Club, 11, National Thespian Society, 12, Pep Club, 11, Science Fair Award, Biology, 10, Chemistry, 11, Junior Play Committee,.11, Senior Play Committee, 12, Prom Com- mittee, 11, Senior Revue, 12, Buhl Planetarium Ex- hibit, 10. SUSAN C. SCOTT Afademir Buzan G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Library Club, 11, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, 11, Student Council, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Choir, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, Championship Teams, Basketball, 11, Volleyball, 11, Tenniquoit, 11, Softball, 12, Science Fair Award, Honorable Mention, 11, Majorette, 10, 11, 12, Head Majorette, 12, Junior Play Cast, 11, Senior Play Com- mittee, 12, Prom Committee, 11, United Fund Cam- paign, 11, Student Speaker, 11, Senior Banquet, 11, Senior Revue, 12. HARVEY LEE SHERMAN Arademir Sharvy' Camera Club, 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 11, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 12, Glee Club, 10, Choir, 11, 12, Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Basketball, 10, junior Play Cast, 11. EDWARD SLIFKA General Slit Hi-Y, 11, 12. p BRUCE SMITH Academic Bruce Biology Club, 12, Civil Defense Club, 10, Pep Club, 10, See Staff, 12, Senior Revue, 12. PATRICIA SMITH Arademic Patty F.H.A., 10, French-Spanish Club, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Choir, 11, 12, Piano Accompanist, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 11, Senior Revue, 12. SUSAN C. SMITH Commercial Susie VOYAGER Staff, 12, Typist, 12, F.H.A., 10g G.A.A., 11, 121 National Thespian Society, 123 Pep Club, 10, 113 Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 123 Substitute Cheerleader, 11, 12g junior Play Cast, Chorus, 113 Senior Play Committee, 123 junior Play Committee, 113 Prom Committee, 113 Sen- ior Revue, 12. LYNN SPEIZER Commercial Si F.B.L.A., 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 103 Senior Revue, 12. PAUL M. SPIVAK Academic Paul French-Spanish Club, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 123 Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Students International, 11, 12g Bas- ketball, 10, Rifle Team, 10, 11, Letter, 115 Tennis Team, 10, 11, 123 I.F.S. Exchange 'Student to Ecuador, 113 Science Fair Award, First Honorable Mention, 10, Junior Play Cast, Chorus, 11, Senior Revue, 12. MELENY STECKO Academic Mel G.A.A., 10, 11, 123 Library Club, 10, 11, 12, President 123 National Thespian Society, 11, 123 Pep Club, 10, 11, Student Council, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Cor- responding Secretary, 123 G Clef, 10, Choir, 11, 125 Mixed Ensemble, 11, 123 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 123 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Championship Base- ball, 113 Junior Class Secretary, 113 Science Fair Award, Third Prize Chemistry, 115 Student Council Convention, 123 United Fund Attendant, 10, Junior Play Com- mittee, 11g Senior Play Committee, 123 Prom Com- mittee, 11g United Fund Student Speaker, 113 Senior Banquet, 11, Senior Revue, 12. CHARLOTTE MF STEIN Com mefcial Charlotte F.B.L.A., 10, 123 F.H.A., 10, 113 Intramural Sports, 11, 12. JAMES STEVENS General Jim Hi-Y, 11, 12. JOAN STEVENSON Academic Joni VOYAGER Staff, 11,,12, Layout Ed., 11, Picture Ed., 125 G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, National Thespian So- ciety, 12g Pep Club, 10, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 125 Homecoming, 2nd Attendant, 11, Queen, 123 Senior Play Committee, 12, Senior Revue, 12g junior Play Cast, 11. DOLORES MARIE STRIMPLE C 0 m m efrial Dee F.B.L.A., 11, 12, G.A.A., 10,-Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 10, Girls' Ensemble, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Tennis Team, 11. CAROL ANN SZYMCZYK Commercial Carol VOYAGER Staff, 12, Typist, 123 F.B.L.A., 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 11, Vice-President, 123 F.B.L.A. State Workshoip, 12, F.B.L.A. State Convention, 11, Na- tional Honor Society, 12, National Thespian Society, 11, 12, Secretary, 12g Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 103 Choir Librarian, 12g Band, 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 123 F.H.A., 10, Pep Club, 113 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 123 junior Play Committee, Ass't Stage Manager, 11, Senior Play Committee, Ass't to the Director, 12, Typing Certificate, 11, Shorthand Certificate, 11, Facit Regional Typing Contest, Second Place, 11. DENISE LEE TAVOLETTI Academic Deen F.H.A., 10, State Convention, 10, F.T.A., 10, 11, 12, President, 12, National Thespian Society, 12g Pep Club, 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y, 12, Student Council, 12, Choir, 11, 12g G Clef, 10, Mixed Ensemble, 11, 123 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Championship Softball Team, 115 Science Fair Award, Honorable Mention, 11, junior Play Cast, Chorus, 11, junior Play Committee, 113 Senior Play Committee, Ass't Technical Director, 12, Prom Committee, 11, United Fund Campaign, Co-Chair- man, 11, 12, Student Speaker, 11, Senior Revue, 12, Senior Banquet, 11. JAMES A. TOBIN General Tob Biology Club, 12, Chess Club, 11. JEAN NORA TOKARCZYK Commercial Jeanie F.B.L.A., 123 F.T.A., 10, 11g Pep Club, 11, See Staff, 12, Typist, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Intramural Sports, 115 Senior Play Committee, 12. 40 RONALD TRENOEF Commercial Ron Camera Club, 12, Gold Key Award, 11, Prom Com- mittee, 11, Cafeteria, 12. DONALD UPCRAFT Commercial Maynard Pep Club, 10, 11, Choir, 11, 12, Glee Club, 10, Mixed Ensemble, 12, Varsity Singers, 12, Band, 10, 11, 12, Rifle Team, 11, Prom Committee, 11, LADDIE DEE UPCRAFT Commerrial Dee F.B.L.A,, 12, F.T.A., 10, G.A.A., 11, Pep Club, 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y, 11, Choir, 11, 12, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, junior Play Cast, Chorus, 11, Senior Play Committee, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Senior Banquet, 11. DAVID G. USECHEK Academic' Utz Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club, 11, Varsity C, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 12, Glee Club, 10, Baseball, 12, Letter, 12, Football 11, 12, Letter, 12, Wrestling, 10, 11, 12, Letter 12, Projection Crew, 10, 11, Senior Banquet, 11, Senior Revue, 12. MADELINE VERA Commercial Macldy' F.B.L.A., 11, F.T.A., io, G.A.A., 11, Tri-Hi-Y, 12 Choir, 11, 12, G Clef, 10. ROBERT VICKERS Academic Vic' Varsity C, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, Football, 10 11, 12, Co-Captain, 12, Letter, 12. 4I 1 JACQUELINE JULIA WASH Commercial john' F.T.A., 11, 123 Pep Club, 103 See Staff, 12, Typist, 12, Choir, 11, 123 G Clef, 103 Intramural Sports, 10, 113 Junior Play Committee, 113 Senior Play Committee, 12. JEROME WEISS Academic 'jerry' F.E.A., 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, French-Spanish Club, 11, National Thespian Society, 10, 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent, 123 Town Meeting Club, 11, 12, President, 123 Varsity C, 11, 123 Choir, 11, 12, Glee Club, 103 Football, 10, 113 Wrestling, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 12, Junior Play Committee, 10, 11, Technical Director, 113 Senior Play Committee, 10, 11, 12, Technical Director, 123 Student- United Nations, Head Delegate, 12, Re- porter, 11, Senior Revue, 11, 123 Prom Committee, 11. JOHN NORMAN WEST Commercial Wild Hi-Y, 103 Pep Club, 10, 113 Varsity C, 11, 123 Choir, 11, 123 Glee Club, 103 Mixed Ensemble, 123 Varsity Singers, 12, Band, 103 Baseball, 113 Football, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 123 Wfrestling, 10, 113 Junior Play Cast, Chorus, 113 Prom Committee, 11. MARGARET ANN WESTERMANN Academic Margie VOYAGER Staff, 12, Copy Staff, 123 French-Spanish Club, 11, 12, Treasurer, 123 National Honor Society, 123 National Thespian Society, 123 Pep Club, 10, 113 Town Meeting Club, 123 Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Sopho- more Representative, 10, Recording Secretary, 11, Presi- dent, 123 Choir, 11, 123 G Clef, 103 Girls' Ensemble, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble, 11, 123 County Chorus, 10, 11, 123 Piano Accompanist, 10, 11, 123 So-loist, 11, 123Bar1d, 123 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 123 Girls' Tennis Team, 11, 123 Prom Committee, 11g Student United Nations, 123 Senior Banquet, 123 Senior Revue, 123 All Allegheny County Chorus, 113 Senior Play Committee, 12. GERALD WHEELER Academic Rick Hi-Y, 11, 123 Pep Club, 10, 113 Varsity C, 11, 123 Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 123 Football, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 123 Wrestling, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 123 Industrial Arts Award, 103 Prom Committee, 11, 103 Senior Banquet, 10, 113 Senior Revue, 12. WAYNE WILKESON General Wayne DIANE CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS C om merrial Dee Cee F.B.L.A., 12, Pep Club, 10, llg Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 113 Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 123 Senior Play Committee, 12. EARL WILLIAMS R , J . General Skippy Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, National Thespian Society, 12g junior Play Cast, Chorus, 11, Junior Play Committee, 11, Senior Play Committee, 12. CI-IERYL ANN WILSHER Commerrinl Cheryl F.B.L.A., 10, 12, F.T.A., 113 Pep Club, 10, 113 See Staff, Typist, 12, Tri-Hi-Y, 11, Intramural Sports, 1lQ Senior Play Committee, 12. PAMELA SUE WINDON Amdemir Windy VOYAGER Staff, 12, Copy Staff, 123 F.H.A., 103 G.A.A., 10, 11, 12, Library Club, 10, 11, 12, Vice- President, 123 National Thespian Society, 123 Pep Club, 10, 113 Tri.Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Correspondent Secretary, 11, 'Senior Represident, 12, Hi-Y and Tri- Hi-Y Council, 11, 12, Band, 10, 11, Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12, Letter, ll, junior Play Cast, Cho- rus, 113 junior Play Committee, 11g Senior Play Com- mittee, 12, Prom Committee, 113 Senior Banquet, 113 Senior Revue, 12g Choir, 11, 12. GEORGE WOLUKIS General uDiUk Wrestling, 10, 11. CHARLES S. WRIGHT ' General ChIP Camera Club, 11, 123 Hi-Y, 11, 12g Football, 10, 11- GEORGIA YEAGER General George F.H.A., 10, Pep Club, 103 Intramural Sports, 10, 123 junior Play Committee, 11, Senior Revue, 12, Cafeteria, 12. WILLIAM YOST Amdemir 'iWilly Varsity C, 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 12, Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 12, Football, 10, 11, 125 Letter, 11, 12, Wrestling, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Captain, 12. JOHN C. YOUSCHAK G ezzeml Jack Biology Club, 12, Camera Club, 113 Rifle Team, 10. KENNETH W. ZALETSKI Arademic Zeke Hi-Y, 11, 123 Pep Club, 11, Town Meeting Club, 12, Varsity C, 12, Choir, 11, 12, Baseball, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 12, Football, 11, 12, Letter 12, Wrestling, 11, 12, Letter, 12, Prom Committee, 11, Student United Na- tions, 12, Senior Banquet, 113 Senior Revue, 12. ROBERT STEPHEN ZUBIK Academic Bob National Thespian Society, 11, 12, Hi-Y, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, 113 Choir, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble, 12, Var- sity Singers, 123 Soloist, 125 Wrestling, 10, Junior Play Cast, 11, Senior Play Cast, 125 Senior Revue, 12. BERNARD ZUROWSKI Amdemif Bernie Hi-Y, 11, 12, Pep Club, 10, 11, Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Letter, 11, 123 Rifle Team, 11, Senior Banquet, 11. 44 ADVANCED IQFRYAND Pl-IYQICQ The final course of the advanced science program in CHS was instituted this year in an advanced Chemistry and Physics program. Directed by Mr. Melvin Burkett, the 15 members of this class are exposed to work beyond that of the normal high school level in these two sciences and also complete a certain amount of independent research in the field of their choice. This work will help to lessen the gap between high school and college sciences and definitely will be of great benefit to the students. Much credit is due to Mr. Burkett, who unselfishly gave up his free Saturdays to attend classes at Carnegie Tech so that he might present the most useful material to the class. Hats o-ff to Mr. Burkett and these future scientists! The members of the class include: A. Barthen, B. Cantwell, T. Cunningham, P. Gamrod, T. Holmes, B. Keil, M. Leschak, R. Loertscher, D. Moss, R. Mykita, D. Payne, A. Pysh, H. Sherman, P. Spivak, J. Weists. The Advanced Placement English class, under the supervision of Miss Lois Mason, is limited to the top 20 students of the senior class who have demonstrated a desire to learn and mature ability to handle large assignments, for the course includes 20 text books and 120 outside reading books. With a concen- tration on literature and composition, individual conferences are held to help each student develop his specific weak- nesses. Students are expected to work at the freshman college level in their discussions and compositions. Then in May, they participate in the National Advanced Placement Examination which, if they receive the required grade, may permit them to skip their freshman course in college. The members of the class include: A. Barthen, A. Brisse, B. Cantwell, P. Gamrod, J. Garrett, J. Gordon, J. Gulick, R. A. Hof, T. Holmes, M. Hoysan, B. Keil, P. Matwiczyk, L. 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',:.,, PE-ADV F-0121 LIFE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Class of 1965 chose Russell Bunio, Peter Dignan, Penny Perlman, and Stephanie Popiv- chak as its officers. President Russ Bunio is well recognized for his outstanding leadership qualities. Serving as a member of Student Council, Russ also takes an active interest in the affairs of the entire school. Not to be forgotten, though, are his athletic talents, which he displays capably on the basketball floor. Having earned a letter in his sophomore year, Russ is already a recognized member of the Varsity C. Pete Dignan, the class' choice for vice-president, possesses a cheerful sense of humor, which has made him a favorite among his classmates. Like Russ, Pete also has earned membership in the Varsity C because of his basketball talents. Penny Perlman, secretary, is admired for her neatness and easy smile. One of her distinguishing characteristics is her desire to combine work with fun whenever possible. As a member of Student Council, Penny actively participates in all school activities. Her eagerness to do a good job has con- tributed to her success as classtsecretary. A vivacious CHS cheerleader fills the spot of junior Class Treasurer. She is Stephanie Popiv- chak, better known as Patsy. Well known to all for her friendliness, Patsy is an honor student and also serves on Student Council. Patsy's willingness to assume responsibility and to help others has made her a natural for the important position of treasurer. SIIATED left to right: S. Popivchak, Treasurerg P. Perlman, Secretaryg Mrs. Pavlov, junior Class Sponsor. STANDING R. Bunio, Presidentg P. Dignan, Vice-President. JUNIOIZQ Pop's Junior Homeroom B-12 is a very active one at CHS. Let's now look at some of the qualities and capa- bilities of the room. Athletic? An abundance, proven by Chuck Lee, Rick Seder, and Harry Howrylchak on the football field, john Zaracki, and Bob Stewart on the wres- tling mats, and Rick Seder on the basketball team. Pep??? Plenty, with Janet Dolfi, Danielle Fithen, and Ellen Coli- guire as three of our fine CHS majorettes. I.eadership??? Loads, in the likes of Joanne Klim and Bob Stewart who are Student Council members. How many more fine qualities can one homeroom contain? P? 3 w Y J V in l K ,x ll! 7 J Q-,:,,... 4 'Il- -1 - Colour Them AVm0s'f Tlfl E126 HOME!-ZOOM E12 x J FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Sawhill, J. Klim, V. Neimiec, D. Fithen, J. jackson, N. Lyda, B. Lipman, N. Drink- hall, R. Kovach, R. Palosky. SECOND ROW: S. Lewis, V. Williams, j. Dillon, E. Clemm, K. Handerhan, A. Schade, R. Pawlik, S. Skeba, J. Dolfi, E. Coliguire, S. Wilson, C. Gordon. THIRD ROW: L. Everly, C. Lee, M. Lewellyn, J. Zaracki, L. Caudill, R. Seder, H. Howrylchak, C. Mascellino, D. Mountain, R. Stewart, J. Oliver. A FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Mattson B Emerick C Peters V Haines S Platts S Higginbotham B McNeil L Klein, B. Talmonti. SECOND ROW: B Horton S Popivchak B Alexander R Pawlik F Raco A Koleski M McGrady T. Hoag, N. Cooke, C. McGinnis, j.Lesn1ak P Black THIRD ROW H McKelvey I Mitchell J Moskovitz W Steinhart, J. Raspanti, M. Sherba, D. Marchetti D Kosiak T Krchmar R Spriggs S Dombroski R Podolak I-IOMEIZCJOM 102 Mrs. Mattson, C.H.S. Iunior English teacher and sponsor of the National Honor Society, supervises this Junior homeroom. Well represented by active Junior girls, this room includes: Nancy Cooke, A.F.S. candi- date, Cathy McGinnis, Girls' Ensemble, and Patsy Popivchak, Junior Class Treasurer and Student Council member. Not to be forgot- ten, however, are the outstanding male popu- lation of the room: Bill Steinhart and Harry McKelvey, who ably display their talents on the basketball floor, the indispensable foot- ball manager, jack Moskovitz, and team member, john Mitchell, and Bob Podolak, Alan Koleski, and Ronald Spriggs who add to the ranks of our C.H.S. Kiltie Band. Fine homeroom, Wouldn't you say? FIRST ROW left to right Mrs Mrkus C Spotti A Miller M Gartz K. Garvin, C. Hancock, C. Covi, J. Enrietti, M. Gal- loway J Vaselech SECOND ROW C Frazier M Iacona J Beard E Prickett, F. Doak, L. Williamson, J. Nardini, P. Boyle, L Hepline I Krovchyshyn C Talotta THIRD ROW W Mercer D Warholak, H. Kozy, W. Skerczak, G. Sembrat, J. Stewart J Ragland D Shaffer S Korzmsky R Sparbanie C Gerlowski,D. Spinda. HOMERJOOM 104 It is in this junior Homeroom that Mrs. Mikus, Sophomore English teacher, calls together her classes three times daily. This room can't lose with such brawn as Chuck Gerlowski, Dan Spinda, Stush Korzinsky, Jim Stewart, Jim Ragland, Lee Williamson, Greg Sembrat, and Foster Doak who all take part actively in sports Katie Garvin and Judy Krovchyshyn are two of the CHS high stepping majorettes and Mary Lee Gartz is an IFS cand1date who will visit South America this summer With all these com ponents this homeroom has to be good' Junior Homeroom 204 is very active in CHS. Its supervisor is Miss Thomas, a new teacher in the school. Vocal talents excel in this room with Kathy Duda, Andrea Brisse, and Marilyn Madva in the Girls' Ensemble, while in the Mix- ed Ensemble are Sharon Cleis and jan Bayer. The students bounce along with fine basketball players in the likes of Pete' Dignan, Ron Dalby, and Dave Animal Ar- mani. joe Muraco represents the wrestlers and Eileen Kasper and Kathy Duda are lively majorettes. Arleen Cook, Kathy Duda, and Marilyn Madva are busy VOY- 'W' AGER staff members. Marilyn Madva and Ron Dalby are on the Student Council helping to solve the problems of Carnegie High School. These are only a few of the students in 204. All agreed on the capabilities of this room? I-IOMEIQJOOM 204 FIRST ROXW, left to right: Miss Thomas, K. Duda, E. Kasper, D. Swish, M. Piper, L. Hardy, L. Persiani, A. Brisse, R. Molinaro, C. Crivaro. SECOND ROW: S. Cleis, K. Torcasio, M. Madva, J. Muraco, R. Barry, D. Sekelik, T. Gessler, B. Datig, A. Cook, J. Bayer. THIRD ROW: L. Wilson, J. Zehnacker, M. Bryan, T. Bryan, J. Levendowski, A. Fidurski, P. Dignan, D. Armani, B. Esterburg, R. Dalby, R. Mussill. HOMEIZOOM 206 dents of Homeroom 206. They get to sit at tables instead of regular seats. That way, two or more people can copy from the same homework paper during 20 minute period. But, since Miss Boyle supervises 206, nothing like that ever happens, does it? This room is dominated by boys. A.F.S. candidate Dan jaracz, along with Russ Bunio, represents the basketball squad. These same boys and Gerry Speca are Student Council Representatives while Ken Grove, Dan jaracz, Tom Long, and Harry Zemon are on the tennis team. Now we can't forget the girls who are fighting for their rights, can we? Nancy Yadlosky is on Stu- dent Council and Fay Wodzinski is a high-stepping majorette. Oh, on the way out of the room, please watch the swinging door. It packs quite a wallop some- time! FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Kasper, C. Telerico B Butera L Popivchak N Chapman N Yadlosky F Wodzin ski N. Socha, M. Kohut. SECOND ROW: P Wujcik P Storc P Feclunok S Kachnycz S Zurowski P Perlman L Cross, D. Steranko, A. Wengryn, B. Babish. THIRD ROW D Islitzer G Speca R Bunio C johnson T Long L Fitzpatrick, G. Alspaugh, D. jaracz, H. Zemon K Grove D Austin SOP!-IOMOIZEQ FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Bouyoucas, S. Sparbani, G. Krchmar, A. Schulze, E. Falick, L. Miller, C. Dechek, P. Petrone B. Roth, P. McGinnis. SECOND ROW: P. Langston, C. osfaffy, K. Cook, F. Jacobs, E. Angle, S. Madva, J. Mykita, C, Baker, D. Tavoletti, D. Baux, C. Popivchak, P. Youschak. THIRD ROW: B. Merrits, B. Cathcart, M. Douds, R. Westermann, J. Verzelli, D. Dodson, W. Mason, L. Haracy, P. Deruyter, J. McCabe, M. Zuk, C. Cardamone. no om CM? M P, x. Since both the sophomores of Homeroom 209 O N K and their supervisor, Mr. Ted Bouyoucas, are new- 5 , comers to Carnegie High School, it is very appropriate T yE X R fi N' that they be placed together. And it has not taken f If Al them long to get into the swing of things at CHS. I idk ' tl X Mr. Bouyoucas, commonly known as Terrible Ted, LU H152 V gy I - found his place among the coaches of the CHS foot- 2 L y kj ball squad. Leadership qualities prevail in Student if Council members Bill Cathcart, Steve Madva, and pg. F Varsity cheerleader Carol Ostaffy. Leon Haracy A 412 J' capably displays his talents on the tennis court while L' Casper Cardamone does the same on the football JEL-,A field. Thesenewcomers have made a fine name for themselves, haven't they? ? ? I-IOMEIZOOM 202 Homeroom 203 is not only the reporting room for many sopho- mores, but also the stomping grounds for our V0yager Staff. Be- cause its supervisor, Mrs. Green, is also a senior English teacher and sponsors the colorful CHS yearbook, the room is always packed with ex- citement. Its homeroom occupants also help to keep it lively. Wes Young, Mike Kozy, Russ Wright, and Ricky Mendola all lend their talents to the football squad, while Randy McDaniel serves as manager of the varsity wrestling team and Cathy Haluschak marches in the CHS Kiltie Band. Never a dull mo- ment in Homeroom 203! FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Green, E. Snee, R. Maslyck, D. Lenfesty, M, Barthen, B. Vawter, M. Rad, C. Haluschak, S. Robbins, A. Gentile, D. Kantor. SECOND ROW: C. Hoffman, L. McNeal, H. Bayer, D. Geyer, I. Fisher, G. Yake, D. Stevens, C. Byers, I.. Zawoyski, J. Weremeyer, B. Nagy. THIRD ROW: M. Kozy, R. Kick, D. Caruso, S. Pituch, D. Musico, T. Anestis, R. Wright, J. Pfeffer, R. Sanclrus, R. McDaniels, W. Young, R. Mendola. 55 FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Rainalcli, J. Crivaro A Roach A Phillips A Raco L Dunevich S Murdock P Lowar, R. Woleslagle. SECOND ROW: R. Funaro L Koss S Fife P Welsh D Vaselech R Trombetta A Masco, K. McCully, B. Stasik, L. Bonassi, M. Budzik THIRD ROW J Cirillo F Bigham A Aloise W Baldwin W Meinen, J. McClaren, J. Zawilla, J. Franczak, R. Kennedy R Leoderstein T Rush HOMEEJOOM 212 A new face among the faculty members this year is Miss Rainaldi, supervisor of Sophomore Homeroom 212, otherwise known as the biology lab. Among the microscopes and aquariums can be found several active and hard working CHS sophomores. Seen marching at football games, parades, and pep rallies is majorette Joan Crivaro, while joe Zawilla and Fred Bigham lend their energy to the football spirit. Representing the sophomore girls on the Tri-Hi-Y Executive Committee is Ann Roach and popular Sharon Fife holds attendant positions in both the Homecoming and United Fund Courts. Fine homeroom, isn't it??? 56 Mrs. Sally Pavlov, well-liked CHS art teacher, controls this sophomore homeroom. EX- celling in sports activities are Gene Frazier, football, and George Barwell, Dave Skirpan, and Dom Politi, wrestling. Seen cheering for these boys at any varsity game is Martha Cath- cart, an energetic CHS cheerleader. The Art Room also has a special activity- each morning the students begin to talk with the objective of seeing who can talk the longest. Wonder if they've picked a winner yet??? I-IOMEIZOOM API ROOM FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Pavlov, L. Page, P. Boyd, D. Hahn, S. Davis, L. Lewis. SECOND ROW: S. Camirilla, W. Aston, M. Zurowski, J. Ventura, M. Cathcart, E. Enrietti, J. Giglotti. THIRD ROW: R. Kraf, D. Conley, G. Barwell, D. Politi, D. Skir- pan, E. Frazier, R. Romeo, G. Hanczar. 57 FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Kinzler, J. Rupinsky, S. Cole, G. Simon, S. Livermore, T. Falluccki, A. LaBella, B. Damanski, P. Langer, D. Eichenscher. SECOND ROW: B. McKinsey, J. Zaletski, E. Danks, W. Smith, J. Donaldson, P. Glazier, K. Kidder, A. Kantor, J. Kay, K. Rex. THIRD ROW: G. Guerin, J. Pauls, J. Popivchak, A. Henry, F. Freshwater, J. Thompson, T. Maska, W. Foley, P. Matwiczyk, S. Wash, G. Simms. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Buggan. I-IOMEIZOOM E10 Room BIO, formerly a part of the Rifle Room, is now the homeroom of Mr. Buggan, a CHS math teacher. The mem- bers of B10 are very active, athletic-wise, that is. Butchie' Danks and Joe Popivchak wres- tle on the varsity team while Pete Matwiczyk is a junior var- sity wrestler. Sonny,' Wash, the lone basketball player of Homeroom B10, leads the at- tack of the junior varsity team. However, the boys do not en- tirely dominate this Homeroom, for Joanne Rupinsky is a major- CHC. a HOMEIZOOM EI 1 Sophomore Homeroom B-11, meeting place of speech students, play committees, and Thespians, is super- vised by Mr. Kostley. B-11 is capably represented in Student Council by Jodi Whaley, while Valerie Metz is a peppy member of the C.H.S. cheering squad. Mem- bers of the Little Tartans football team are Rich Pryke and Stan Carson, who are also on the wrestling squad. Tuesday and Friday nights find Harry Moehring, Ron Sgro, and John Beerman on the gym floor in basketball competition against one of Carnegie's rival teams. Car- negie High's athletic program would be lost without this great homeroom! FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Kostley, L. Celli, C. Bilewicz P Jones J Smolak E Welsh I Zawilla D Gorley H Korzinsky, B. Parker, M. Gordon. SECOND ROW: 1. Williams M Drogowski C Keisling D Stark S Carson R Pryke P. McGrady, R. Ferri, J. Whaley, V. Metz, D. Carrig. THIRD ROW R Timco G France P Schomer D Hayes T Torch ia, R. Rhow, L. Reilly, H. Moehring, C. Burke, W. Dignan E Baker R Sgro OOLOIZ .....iL,i-, W WW I Ula MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN STANDING, left to right: M. A. Hoysan, D. Nixon-Cofchairmen. SITTING left to right: M. Westermann, M. Stecko, P. Fox, B. Keil, I... McLaughlin J Stevenson C Zawilla, S. Windon, D. Tavoletti-Home room captains. The Seniors, under the chairmanship of Mary Ann Hoysan and Dave Nixon, launched the 1963 magazine campaign on' September 29. During the following three weeks, doorbells in and around the vicinity of Carnegie rang as high school students tirelessly sold various magazines to their neighbors, friends and relations. All the hard work was gloriously rewarded, though, for on October 15 the money was counted and the final total read 134,000 with a 31,600 profit. This money was used exclusively for publication of the Voyager. Leading the salesmen with 53260 worth of sales was Dave Spinda with Kirk Fox, Jim Gulick, Pat Matwiczyk, and Donna Danks following close behind. After those last few order blanks were gatheredup, an ice cream party was held to celebrate a successful sale. High Salesmen. I LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Matwiczyk D Spinda, K. Fox, J. Gulick, D. Danks n l l SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Cole, G. Aston, B. Cantwell, S. Honua, D. Danks, M. Hoysan, P. Fox A. P h. BA - ' ' ' ' ' ' ys CK ROW. E. Williams, J. Pawlik, B. Zubik, C. Previte, R. Henry, C. Doptis, J. Gordon: Missing from photo is J. Garrett. SENIOR C!-ASQ PLAY . . . As the result of hard work along with some fun th S ' Cl f , I i , e enior ass o CHS presented Turn Back The Clockl' on the nights of November 29 and 50, 1963. The play was postponed from the previous week due to the death of President John F. Kennedy I The play was a comedy centered about the idea that all generations are more or less alike after all It 1savlimse't th d Ci D p I in o ose ays in which parents and children behave in almost the same way that they behave to ay. The cast and backstage committees deserve much praise for their weeks of hard work. However, none of it ld h b ' ' I l ' ' cou ave een possible without the patience and efforts of the director, Mr. Lawrence Kostley. 5 SENIOR CLASS PLAY BACKSTAGE FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Stecko, S. Windon, 1. Tokarczyk, C. Wilsher, I. Stevenson. SECOND ROW: J. Reed, P. Dlugos, S. Scott, C. Zawilla, S. Smith, M. Westerman, D. Tavoletti, C. Szymczyk, J, Kandravy, P. Matwiczyk, C. Corcoran, E. Hayes, L. Upcraft, J. Mendola. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kostley, C. Dean, G. Aston, D. Williams, C. Ranz, R. Hof, M. Schneider C. S Ott C. E L. l L. ' ' ' , c , vans, Patt, Williamson, K. McK1nsey, J. Stewart. FOURTH ROW: E. Williams, D. Guerin, R. Scott, J. Weiss, H. Schulte. 5 . , R. ,. if 1. ima f , iw-:A-4W,w+-ww,q,V .J BOTTOM, left to right: D. Geyer, R. Ferri, G. Barwell, G. Hanczar, P. McGrady, W. Smith, R Romeo, P. Matwiczyk. TOP: H. Moehring, 1. Zawilla, R. Westermann, S. Madva, R. Dotson, W Dignan, W. Mason, L. Haracy, R. Sandrus. G-CLEC FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Cole, M, Rad, C. Haluschak, A. LaBella, B. Roth, C. Bilewicz, W. Aston. SECOND ROW: P. Boyd, S. Murdock, J. Rupinski, M. Gordon, G. Simon, E. Falick, L. Bonassi, B, Nagy, P. McGinnis. THIRD ROW: M. Budzik, S. Livermore, J. Donaldson, L. Lewis, V. Metz, J. Zawilla, R. Funaro, L. McNeil, C. Ostaffy, J. Whaley. FOURTH ROVYZ C. Keisling, K. Cook, L. Zawoyski, J. Williams, J. Kay, A. Kantor, S. Davis, M. Cathcart, J. Wereimeyer. 65 CHOIR: The Carnegie High School Choir, under the direction of Mr. john Bandyk, is com- posed of 119 junior and senior boys and girls. Practicing in small groups twice a week, the choir rehearses all the musical selections they present at their two choral programs, one of which is given at Christmas, the other in the spring. This year's chorus, says Mr. Bandyk, '-'has achieved excellent quality and blend and is one of the finest groups I have ever had. MR. JOHN BANDYK-Choir Director FIRST ROW, KNEELING: L. Popivchak, N. Chapman, J. Enrietti, N. Yacllosky, M. Kohut, D. Danks, L. Klein, M. Hoysan, N. Drinkhall, R. Molinaro, B. Lipman, B. Kohut, D. Cole, A. Pysh. SECOND ROW: C. Covi, A. Brisse, L. Persiani, C. Telerico, L. Hardy, G. Aston, C. Hancock, S. Hastings, S. Cleis, M. Gartz, J. Klim, K. Ducla, K. Garvin, B. Cantwell, J. Dillon, S. Popvichak, M. Sitecko, G. Makar, D. Strimple, J. Kanclravy. THIRD ROW: P. Dlugos, M. Iacona, C. Frazier, S. Windon, J. Quinn, P. Fox, D. Tavoletti, S. Scott, B. Keil, P. Fox, S. Rowlands, L. McLaughlin, C. Zawilla, M. Westerniann, D. Steranko, C. Scott, L. Minton, J. Wash, L. Upcraft, J. Stevenson. FOURTH ROW: P. Smith, C. Talotta, E. Prickett, P. Storc, P. Feclunok, C. Mclntyre, S. Kachnyz, S. McClain, M. Madva, C. McGinnis, J. Bayer, S. Wilson, A. Cook, C. Szymczyk, B. Datig, P. Wujcik, C. Ranz, N. Cooke, J. Dolfi. FIFTH ROW: R. Kerchansky, E. Freshwater, K. Zaletski, D. Usechek, J. West, T. Hoag, C. Previte, B. Babish, R. Poclolak, K. Grove, D. Austin, H. Zemon, D. Moss, H. Sherman, J. Garrett, F. Doak, D. Jaracz, D. Upcraft. SIXTH ROW: J. Carr, J. Mitchell, D. Islitzer, R. Loertscher, J. Gulick, R. Mykita, J. Moskovitz, G. Speca, C. Johnson, D. Nixon, K. Bailey, C. Doptis, F. Sansoni, G. Sembrat, T. Flint, T. Long, R. Zubik, J. Weiss, H. Schulte. AOCOMPANIQIQ AND QOLOIQIQ ACCOMPANISTS AND SOLOISTS, left to right: A. Pysh, N. Cooke, R. Zubick, soloists, R. Loertscher, L. Bonassi, C Keislmg accompamsts C Preute M. Hoysan, M. Westermann, soloists and accompanists. FIRST ROXV, left to right: J. Flint, B. Babish, G. Speca. SECOND ROW: WXIZSUV QINGERQ R. Loertscher, D. Jaracz, E Freshwater R M kita - , - Y I J. West, F. Sansoni. THIRD ROW: C. Doptis, J. Carr, H. . H ' Sherman, D. Upcraft. FOURTH ROW. Zubick. Missing from photo is john Garrett. MIXED ENQEMBLE. Schulte, C. Previte, R. FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Cle-is, N. Chapman, D. Tavoletti, K. Duda, B. Cantwell, M Hoysan, A. Pysh, A. Brisse, C. Hancock, G. Makar, M. Stecko. SECOND ROW: M. Wester mann, S. Martin, I, Bayer, M. Madva, K. McGinnis, D. Colle, D. Strimple, M. Gartz, C. Zawilla THIRD ROW: B. Babish, D. jaracz, G. Speca, D. Upcraft, R. Loertscher, J. Carr, F. Sansoni J. West, C. Previte, C. Doptis, R. Mykita, R. Zubick, H. Sherman, J. Flint, H. Schulte. ' ENQEMELE BOTTOM TO TOP: Altos: C. Zawilla, G. Makar, M. Gartz, C. Hancockg Second Sopranos: A. Pysh, A. Brisse, K. McGinnis, D. Strimpleg Sopranos: K. Duda, M. Hoysan, M. Madva, M. Wfestermann. 68 MAJQ Paula Fox-Senior Susan Scott-Senior Patty FOX Senzor Head Majorette Janet Dolfi-Junior Katie Garvin-Junior Danielle Fithen-junior Ellen Coligulre funzor Drum Maj orette Kathy Duda- Judy Krovchyshyn- Fay Wodzinski- Elieen Kasper junior junior Junior Junior Joanne Rupinsky Sophomore Alternate Joan Crivaro- S o phomore EGIE HIGH QC ION, BELLQ, AND Fl-AG FIRST ROXV, left to right: A. Williamson, D. jaracz, F. Doak, J. Flint, J. Collopy. SECOND ROW: W. Smith, A. Brisse, G. Specca. THIRD ROW: M. Westermann, D. Schwartz. 'HZUMPETQ Left to right: R. Mykita, D. Guerin, R. Westermann, G. Petronsky, R. Spriggs, C. McIntyre, L. Wfiliiamson, J. Mykita, K. Garber, G. Prosser, J. Skirpan, W. Roberts, R. Gray. Missing from photo is D. Upcraft. COL IC-'CITE cnalalrvere Left to right: J. Speca, D. Lah, J. Burkey, A. Esterburg, B. Emerick, R. Zalenchak, M. Mitchell, D. Gorley, C. Szymczyk, R. Hof, R. Dixon, R. Fontanesi,,R. Nidbella, S. Moskovitz, S. Burley, N. Klim, J. Moraco. FLUTES Front to back: M. Belcastro, M. Hof, B, Whaley, L. Turopolec, A. Kantor. AND BAND DH2ECT0l2f Left to right: C. Mclntyre, M. Westermann, D. Guerin, R, Mykita, Mr. Aldo Diilanni, Band Director, J. Flint, C. Szymczylc, R.. Hof, A. Pysh. CHARGE ON Written by Mr. Aldo Dilanni, CHS Band Director The trumpets blow, the Tartans call, The dmms boom, boom, boom the cadence on, The cheers of CHS beckon all to rally Tartans, charge, charge on, The team's in shape, the band's in tune, The gala parade starts soon, join the throng, for stakes are large, Victory's ours, Tartans charge, Tartans charge. 7l CHEERLEADERS Gloria Aston-Captain Senior jackie Quinn Senior Gloria Makar Donna Cole Senior Senior ,. il W Susan Smith Sharyn Rowlands Patsy Popivchak Valerie Metz Serliw' Senior junior Sophomore Carol Ostaffy So plaonzore Martha Cathcart S o p bo more SUBSITUTES, left to right: V. Metz, S. Smith, P. Popivchak. Left to Right: C. Ostaffy, D. Cole, S. Rowlands, G. Aston M. Cathcart, G. Makar, J. Quinn. RUDY LOERTSCHER-Carnegie High School's Foreign Exchange Student from Switzerland. It's terrible how fast the time flies by. It seems to me that I just arrived and already I'll soon have to say goodby to you. There is so much I'd like to say, for everybody has been so wonderful and helpful to me, but all I can say now is thanks a lot and I'll never forget you. I'll always remember my year here in CHS as the very best of my life-fighting for a seat in the cafeteria, sitting on the bench at basketball games, turning pages at the Christmas assembly, being the first Santa Claus at CHS who had a German accent, well, too many things to mention. But as well, my stay here has given me a better understanding of the American way of life, a second home and a second country. If you ever come to Switzerland, ask for me between Bern and Zurich and Illl be glad to help you as well as you always helped me. Once more, thanks alot to everybody and goodbyf' CAN FIELD QEEMCJE AUDREY PYSH-Carnegie High Schools Foreign Exchange Student to Germany. It is hard to express the sentiment of an unfor- gettable summer into a few short sentences, for being an exchange student of the American Field Service program was an experience I know I shall never forget. I made my home in Hanover, Germany, with the Hesse family, which included Pappy, who was a Lutheran minister, Mutti, a wonderful housewife and cook, and two great sisters, Renate, 21, and Christiane, 15, We travelled throughout much of the country and I was even fortunate enough to visit the divided city of Berlin for four days, spending one of them in the Communist eastern zone. From this I learned much about the world situation and the posi- tions of various countries in world affairs. But the most important part of my summer was spent learning about my second country and its people and coming to love them as my own. My summer certainly taught me the real value of the meaning behind these words, the AFS motto: VUalk together, talk together, all ye peoples of the earth. Then, and only then, shall ye have peace. 73 I Chela Murgueytio MARY ANN HOYSAN Last summer, it was my good fortune to be chosen as a representative of my school and International Fellowship in Cali, Colombia. While there, I lived with the Maya family, and for ZVZ months, I led the life of a Colombian teenager from learning the lan- guage and customs down to eating rice twice every day. I feel that I gained knowledge that could not be surpassed by reading any book or watching any movie. Moreover, the ac- quaintances that I made, will occupy a special place in my heart for the rest of my life. DONNA DANKS I was very fortunate to be chosen as a foreign exchange ONAL FELLOWSHIP An important part of the International Fellow- ship is the exchange which brings South American students to our school and community. This year, CHS received three students who spent from two to three months with American families: Chela Murgueytio, who lived with the Miller family, Leonides Herran Qliikoj Lopez, who stayed with the jaracz'sg and Dolly Palaez, who became the fourth member of the Hoysan family. Most CHS students will not soon forget their South American friends and hope that Chela, Kiko, and Dolly will also remember them. student to Chile. After the us- DAVID NIXON ual amount of strangeness of going into a new country, I was soon able to establish my- I was very fortunate to be selected as a foreign ex- change student to Buenos self as a Chilean. I was thrilled at the thought of becoming a member of a Chilean family. My 'mama' and 'papa,' Senor and Senora Rafael Fusiter Lo- pez, and my brother and sis- ters, Pacho, Mirentchou, Ros- ita, Monica, and Mary, treated me as though I were one of the family. I learned many of the customs and ways of life of the Chileans, both domestic and political. The thing that im- pressed me most about Chile was the warm-heartedness and kindness of the Chileans them- selves. I will always be grateful to those who made my wonder- ful trip possible. Aires, Argentina, this past summer. During my stay in Buenos Aires, my foster family was Senor y Senora de la Riva and their two sons. The experience was rewarding in every aspect. As a member of the family I shared their full social life and soon realized that teenagers are pretty much the same wherever you are. Politically speaking, I was for- tunate to be in Argentina dur- ing one of their few presiden- tial elections. It was quite interesting as well as frighten- ing at times. Educationally speaking, I found the school Dolly Palaez and Kiko Lopez system to be quite different. I consider my experience to be of great value and am grate- ful to those who made it possible. PAUL SPIVAK I represented Carnegie High School as a good will ambassador to Ecuador under the I.F.S. Program. I made my home with the Vozquez family in the small town of Cuenca. Through my family and many friends, I acquired a true understanding of our South American neighbors. From my experiences, I learned that our southern neighbors judge us by our personality traits and our consistent desire to become better friends. E 74 Left to right: M. Hoysan, D. Danks, D. Nixon, P. Spivak. STUDENTS I ONAL Students International, an organization sponsored by Mr. joseph Buggan, is a very new club in CHS. Membership is limited to foreign students who are attending Car- negie High, all returnees, or American stu- dents who spent the past summer in a for- eign country, and candidates for either the American Field Service or International Fel- lowship Exchange Programs. One of the club's biggest annual affairs is a money- making project to raise funds for bringing exchange students to CHS. In addition the club sponsors field trips to points of interest around Pittsburgh and tries to organize ac- tivities Which Will acquaint the foreign stu- dents with the American way of life. Certain- ly this is one of the most worthwhile organi- zations in CHS. FIRST ROXV, left to right: D. Danks, M. Hoysan, Mr. Buggan, Sponsorg N. Cooke M. Gartz, A. Pysh. SECOND ROW: R. Loertscher, D. Nixon, P. Spivak, D Jaracz. Left to right: N. Cooke, D. jaracz, M. Gartz. In the fall of their junior year, several students were chosen as candidates for the American Field Service and International Fellowship Exchange Pro- grams. This year, Dan jaracz, Nancy Cooke, and Mary Lee Gartz were selected to send applications to New York and Buffalo and, before the end of the junior year, each one knew Where he or she would be spending the summer as an exchange student. It is quite an honor to be selected as a candidate, and to participate in either of the programs is an unforget- table experience. 75 STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, left to right: James Carr, Vice-Presidentg Donna Cole, Secretaryg Donna Danks Treasurer' an Moss President. , D , The Student Council of Carnegie High School is composed of representatives from each class and niceelgs Weekly. During its meetings the council discusses and settles many of the problems for the betterment 0 t e school. The school council also provides many activities for the school. Among these are: regular canteens, a successful United Fund Campaign and an annual Appreciation Day, the faculty's way of appreciating the students for their good behavior during the year. The Student Council also does its best to promote better school spirit and raise money for the foreign exchange program. Each year the men faculty get the oppor- tunity to play basketball against the K.Q.V. High-Hoopers or a professional team. The Student Council is by far the most active organization in C.H.S. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Tavoletti, D. Danks, D. Cole, A. Pysh, N. Yadlosky, M. Stecko, S. Fife, J, Whaley, C. Ostaffy. SEC- OND ROW: J. Gordon, D. Moss, R. Dalby, S. Popivchak, P. Perlman, M. Madva, C. Zawilla, J. Klim, B. Stewart, D. jaracz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Buggan, Sponsorg D. Spinda, B. Cathcart, S. Madva, K. Bailey, R. Bunio, J. Carr, D. Nixon, G. Speca, R. Loertscher, P. Gamrod, J. Popivchak. Missing from photo is I. Gulick and S. Scott. The Town Meeting Club is actually not what the name implies at all. No town does any meeting. But- there are a lot of sharp CHS students who do meet, and for a very good purpose. This club is organized to pre- pare its members for the Student United Nations of Western Pennsylvania which is held annually in Pitts- burgh. All club members hold various positions in this Student U.N., some representing delegates and ambas- sadors of foreign lands in the General Assembly, others acting as judges of the World Court, and still some serving in various organ committees. The club members meet regularly to learn their duties for their various positions and also to discuss foreign affairs and current U.N. actions. This year the Town Meeting Club also handled the difficult job of Program Committee for the entire Student United Nations. We can certainly be proud of this industrious CHS Club! FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Brisse, N. Cooke, M. Madva, J. Klim, K. Garvin, B. Keil. SECOND ROW: M. Wester- mann, A. Pysh, K. Zaletski, Mr. Speziale, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: K. Grove, J. Pawlik, T. Holmes, M. Leschak. FOURTH ROW: G. Speca, D. Austin, D. Guerin, J. Weiss. FIFTH ROW: D. Nixon, R. Lortscher, D. Payne. 'IOWN MEEHNG- Left to right: A. Pysh, Secretaryg Mr. Speziale, Sponsor, B. Keil, Vice-President, Treasurerg J. Weiss, President. 77 N511 ONAL I-IONOI-21 QOCIEIV junior or senior students main- taining a B average may be elected into the National Honor Society. The functions of the NHS are to pro- vide substitutes in the absence of a teacher and to sponsor the Honors Assembly. This year, the Honor So- ciety sold candy after school to raise money for pins, flowers, and a banquet. No wonder many parents queried, Why can't you finish your supper? National Honor Society Assembly Old members awaiting announcement of new members New members reciting the Honor Society Pledge. FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Gamrod, L. McLaughlin, Presidentg P. Matwiczyk, Secretaryg A. Pysh, D. Moss. SECOND ROW: A. Barthen, Treasurerg K. Ducla, K. McGinnis, S. Popivchak, M. Madva, B. Kell, S. Rowlands, M. Westermann C. Szyrnczyk, C. Zawilla, D. Danks, T. Holmes. THIRD ROW: K. Grove, D. Austin, D. Jaracz, T. Long, G. Speca J Gordon, R. Loertscher. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Szymczyk, B. Keil, D. Cole, S. Smith, E. Hayes, D. Danks, C. Zawilla, M. Westermann, B. Cantwell. SECOND ROW: J. Kandravy, P. Fox, S. Homa, J. Reed, M. Stecko, S. Rowlands, G. Aston, C. McIntyre, A. Pysh, M. Hoyrsan. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kostley, Sponsor, J. Gordon, R. Scott, J. McFarland, J. Garrett, D. Nixon, R. Loertscher, E. Williams, D. Tavoletti, C. Doptis, 1. Weiss. FOURTH ROW: H. Sherman, D. Guerin, C. Previte. Missing from photo is Sue Windon. NAHONAL11-IEQPIAN QOCIEIV Left to right: J. Weiss, Vice-President, C. Szymczyk, Secretaryg Mr. Kostley, Sponsor, P. Matwiczyk, Treasurer, J. Gordon, President. The purpose of the National Thespian Society is to promote in- terest in stage production and drama. Each year the Carnegie High School chapter, Troupe 367, helps in pro- ducing the junior and Senior Class Plays, in addition to participating in various school assemblies. Per- sons involved in these activities, both cast members and backstage crew, acquire points which lead to eventual membership in the society. All members agree that the Thes- pian Society is one of the most re- warding, yet fun clubs in the whole school. The VOYAGER Staff is comprised of typists, copy staff, editor, and assistant edi- tors. The VOYAGER campaign began in October with final payment of 32.00 payable in january or the complete cost of 34.50 at the start of the campaign. One of the book's biggest financial helps is the Maga- zine Campaign. Through the sale of a large selection of famous magazines, the VOYAG- ER begins its growth. A successful magazine campaign will determine the size and quality of the VOYAGER. This year, 3131600.00 was received from the campaign. The VOYAGER Staff assembles and gathers all types of pictures and school data and binds the lasting memoirs into our yearbook-THE VOYAGER. Linda McLaughlin Richard Scott Joan Stevenson Audrey Pysh Bnyzrzeyr Mmzager Art Editor Piclzzre Edna: Copy Edzfm Dave Nixon jim Carr Arleen Cook Donna Danks C0-Spa,-15 Edjlgf A5.r't. Picture .Edlf0f Ant Copy Edzlof Kathy Duda Katy Garvin Joylene Lesniak Richard Westermann A111 Edzfgf Asif. Bminesr AJ.r'l. A11 Edzlof Plaologmplaer Ma1zage1' COPY CIZXFF TYPIQTQ Marilyn Madva Joanne Klim Carol Szymczyk Judy Kandravy Patty M9-iWiCZYk Sue Windon Paula Fox Patty Fox Margaret Westermann Mary Arm Hoysan Susan Smith , I I E WMM 36 E FA.. Wil ,, .aa moss' -llfal ln. Greek iiyfwg'-4 ln?-sf1'ie. lmw, lsr' fimm ggenc? hai: FW? P175 in at mm madly ing mzlwll t sg nw.i'E'!l:li MW lregzk ent: ifwfe fsrfnllisfr. f .W....srfff' W-mls W sire, l' Iififiii' V ' M H 's w,w'M ,111 WW llfWl'llr.'5' me adlrle lm rssdln asfrnigggg- J wtsmgxqgtq, 'l 1 allot Mrs. ?vEtHTIltt i Left to Right: T. Holmes, Sports Ed., A. Brisse, Ass't. Ed.g B. Cantwell, Page Ecl.g N. Cooke, . Copy Ed.g R. Hof, Page Ed., A. Barthen, Eclitorg D. Guerin, Art Ed.g Miss Mason, Sponsor. jl lflw ll H l The: Sire, the fsfllllijfll afwicc: of' Clllfi now' ln its iltirticlll YCEIV, lacrups lmllx f4l.mlfLrntf- Amr! lA.':eg'1,.a,l'ty Sr'llUof:'autrc.'i z'l,I ur1a11i, .el1,'l'1m-rw! 4.14,'t,iviLi1..f5+. Smsleill' pri1'ntcc'l ma llxe: m'l'u3,1ul'fs umm rmzkilitlz lrmalwinsf undef the g115f.l:1r1z'Q of Miss l'.1trit'i.1 .lAl1flI'11.1S, the lwilwcclaly new glaigwr' if: l'is 1.s.: ir 4:e3l ily f?5ttu:'lf3:s's? fQm,ar'1c'i5 :1m,l !'llC5ll ll,'9'l'll'Kfil luI'fIT!.l' to all llljlllll mlmcml sludtmt If'oairt,r.refr jn.mEr,,lr and senior gable writers gailmr mph xwwrnitmrg in liouxn 205 from :lgl iii be to 3:30 Qor jmzrisalisrn slrlas and pre-gears: Slat' rtfvwa lm pul rlir'g1tims m'1clr.'x' the idtllrlgl. Gm mm of fgrnlltor M l?mrtl zfru zum! slprmr-tf,lr Mlim imlfa Evlymelara. is Mft l lg e Ms . gy A mf,:m?'w:,:r srl the lzsirrrnailnmtl Quail .mul giffflll .mtl l'c11!1syl's11r11r1 bllllllrlfilll Pre-sts fwsmfigttima. ilxcl' P2'1l'WfI?i 2!,I !f'1332illY Wim ::,wraff'l11a its W1f'5f 'W'l W lllWllll'm34 Al SEATED, left to rrght. B. Cantwell, N. Cooke, B. Emerrck, L. Lpcraft, Mrss Lors Mason, Sponsor , J. Beard. STANDlNG: Hof, B. Alexander, C. Scott, M. Schneider, L. Hepline, J. Menclola B. Srmth, D. Guerrn, B. Lrpman, A. Barthen, J. Tokarczyk, T. Holmes, A, Miller, S. Higginbotham A. Brisse, L. Popivchak. IMC SEATED, left to right: D. Danks, A. Pysh, P. Dlugos, S. Windon, M. Stecko, S. Rowlands, E. Platt. SECOND ROW: J. Reed, C- ZHWIUH, D- Sfefaflkil, A- Brisse, N- ChaPmaf1, M- Gartz, J. Enrietti. THIRD ROW: Mr. Matovich, Sponsorg S. Cleis, E. Clemm S. Scott, L. McLaughlin, L. Hepline, S. Kachnych, C. Hancock, K. Garvin, D. Schwartz, J. Klim, L. Popivchak. LIEIZAEY Sponsored by Mr. Matovich, the Library Club is made up of sophomore, junior, and senior girls who have been recommended for membership by their English teachers. These girls give up one free period every week to work in the library for Mattey. Their duties include processing and checking out books, designing the 1ibrary's bulletin board and showcase, and, of course, getting the best of Mr. Matovich. During the past year, the Library Club toured the Pittsburgh Press plant and also gave a book to the winner of a contest held during National Library Week. Secretary-Tfea.rurer.' Pat Dlugos Preridenn Meleny Stecko Vice-Prefidents Sue Windon girls interested in athletics are eligible for membership in the Girls' Athletic Association. Like the Varsity Cf it FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Petrone, N. Yadlosky, N. Socha, T. Falluccki, S. Cole, E. Falick, C. Haluszczak, C. Bile- wicz, F. Wodzinski, L. Klein, B. Talmonti, N. Drinkhall, B. Piper, C. Talerico, L. Persiani. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pruner, B. Butera, D. Danks, S. Smith, D. Cole, A. Pysh, B. Cantwell, P. Matwiczyk, S. Windon, J. Quinn, S. Scott, M. Stecko, P. Fox, P. Fox, G. Makar, J. Stevenson, B, Keil, S. Rowlands. THIRD ROW: A. Raco, R. Palosky, J. Enrietti, R. Kovach, W. Aston, A. Phillips, D. Fithen, C. Crivaro, G. Krchmar, J. Kraus, B. Bateman, J. Dillon, J. Jackson, C. Spotti, B. Lipman, K. Garvin. FOURTH ROW: D. Kantor, L. Hardy, M. Gartz, B. Emerick, B. Vawter, B. Kinzler, G. Simon, P. Boyd, M. Budzik, L. Miller, S. Fife, L. Koss, P. McGinnis, D. Schwartz, C. Frazier, P. Perlman, E. Kasper, B. Alexander. FIFTH ROW: B. Horton, C. Hancock, M. Iacona, D. Gorley, J. Zawilla, R. Funaro, J. Rupinsky, M. Gordon, V. Metz, P. Langston, J. Whaley, C. Ostaffy, I.. Lewis, J. Weremeyer, C. Scott, L. Minton, M. Zurowski, K. Torcasio, M. Cathcart. SIXTH ROW: S. Popivchak, V. Niemiec, S. Zurowski, J, Lesniak, C. Talotta, P. Black, J. Krovchyshyn, M. Naughton, S. Homa, C. Gordon. E. Coliguire, S. Wilson, J. Williams, L. Zawoyski, K. Cook, S. McClain, M. Schneider, J. Bradley, N. Cooke, J. Dolfi. GIRLS' All-ILETIOAQQOCVXTION KNEELING, left to right: J. Kraus, Secretaryg P. Fox, President, G. Makar , , Vice-President, S. Rowlands, Treasurer. Sophomore, Junior and Senior is a very active club at CHS. In ad- dition to encouraging good sportsman- ship among the students, the G.A.A. gives the girls a chance to display their athletic talents by sponsoring an intramural sports program after school. All members are asked to obtain at least 50 points a semester by partici- pating in these sports. Each year at the annual mother and daughter ban- quet the girls who have accumulated at least 300 points over a 3-year period receive a letter fthe boys aren't the only ones who can do it!J. G.A.A. also works in conjunction with the Varsity C in such matters as volleyball games and sponsoring the annual King and Queen of Sports Dance. What about that annual joint picnic??? FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Zaney, Sponsorg J. Muraco, I. West, K. Zaletski, K. Fox, K. Bailey, D. Spinda, F. Sansoni, D. Nixon. SECOND ROW: M. McGrady, J. Stewart, B. Steinhart, D. Spinda, C. Lee, B. Doerflinger, E. Rodzwicz, G. Wheeler, R. Aston, B. Vickers. THIRD ROW: I. Garrett, G. Sembrat, D. Moss, B. Stewart, F. Raco, J. Weiss, C. Gerlowski, J. Zuracki, S. Korzinsky, H. McKelvey, J. Carr. FOURTH ROW: W. Yost, D. jaracz, G. Guerin, I. Zawilla, H. Howrylchak, J. Moskovitz, D. Armani, R. Woleslagle, D. Doran. nv to All boys who have earned a Varsity letter have the opportunity to become a member of the Varsity C - if they survive the informal initiations. As one of the most active clubs in Carnegie High School, the Varsity C provides concession stands at basketball games and wrestling matches and sponsors many dances after varsity games. It also helps the Boosters' Club and earns money for varsity letter jackets. Something miss- ing????? Oh yes! The Varsity HC also supplies the G.A.A. with boys for the annual joint picnic in May. Initiations. Ugh ! What a mess ! Left to Right: D. Spincla, Presidentg W. Yost, Secretaryg R. Vickers, Vice-President, D. Nixon, Treasurer. ,L,m,f..m. -w:w+s1'f'mSft A' f , ., 7 W V L ,g,..m,,, W W Mi . k,gi 'W'-'vp ff? xx ,L N A if 1-M ' , 4 F ig Miha! k 3 i , ! lg. ,. .,., b ifflggg L W ' VA,,. 4 ,fi L., L L -If .:,,. A B2 -' g, .. f 4 2 'Hy Y nk ,f ' L ' ? f 2 A 'V A 1 1, 1,-1 was ii ,A W. 1 . Ml.. 5 we FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Longo, J. Pershina, J. Tokarczyk. J. Hagerty, C. Stein, G. Aston, M. Gerrero, G. Hagerty, J Quinn, P. Dlugos. SECOND ROW: I. Neczpir, B. Parker, B. Kohut, M. Klim, C. Dean, S. Higginbottom, S. Murdock, R. Mc Kully, J. Smolalc, E. Welsh, E. Snee. THIRD ROW: V. Haines, M. Armstrong, V. Williams, A. Wengryn, D. Strimple, C Wilsher, L. Upcraft, K. McKinsey, J. Mendola, J. Kandravy, E, Clemm, M. Millard. FOURTH ROW: S. Eger, M. Fox, K. Henney J Ventura, P. Lowar, C. Popivchak, C. Szymczyk, D, Williams, D. Lyons, P. Wujcik, E. Pricket, J. Beard, L. Speizer. EUQINEQQ LEA OF The fifty members of the F.B.L.A. are in one of the most active clubs in Carnegie High School. Their sponsor, Miss Jane Boyle, tries to prepare the girls for their roles in the business world. Due to the absence of Miss Boyle in the first part of this year, Miss Lois Mason kindly consented to supervise the girls and, when Miss Boyle returned, Miss Mason remained as assistant sponsor. This year the girls had a rewarding experience by visiting St. Paul's Orphanage and plan- ning a Christmas party for the children there. The F.B.L.A. also took several field trips and sponsored fund-raising projects. BOTTOM TO TOP: P. Longo, Reporterg M. Gerrero, Treasurerg J Mendola, Secretaryg C. Szymczyk, Vice-President, J. Kandravy, Presi- dent. CA FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Covi, D. Lenfesty, M. Kohut, M. Barthen, A. LaBella, B. Demanski, N. Chapman, P. Fedunok, W Barker, E. Emerick, j. Reed, C. Corcoran, M. Rad, L. Popivchak. SECOND ROW: C. Evans, E. Platt, A. Cook, L. Cross, K. Duda A. Brisse, M. Madva. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Pavlov, Sponsor, D. Steranko, P. Store, L. Hepline, S. Kachnycz, B. Datig, K. Rex, A Kantor, R. Hof, J. Thomson, J. Popivchak, E. Danks, R. Pryke. FOURTH ROW: D. Tavoletti, D. Skirpan, M. Kozy. TE-A OF AMEIZICA Left to right: Marilyn Madva, Treasurer, Collette McIntyre, Vice-Presidentg Janis Reed, Secretary, Denise Tavoletti, President. The Future Teachers of America, or commonly known as the F.T.A., was organized to interest and encourage students in the rewarding profession of teaching. Their sponsor, Mrs. Pavlov, devotes much of her time to the activities of the club. This year the girls received a big thrill, because a number of boys were brave enough to join!- Members participate in the yearly Student Teacher's Day, and return to Car- negie High School after a tiresome, but memorable, day in the teaching profes- sion. TOP TO BOTTOM, left to right: R. Loertscher, M. Westerlnann, P. Spivak, E. Fresh- water, R. Spriggs, R. Pawlik, J. McFarland, J. Klim, C. Zawilla, K. Grove, Mr. Palonis, Spousorg D. Calabrese, P. Smith, M. Hoysan. Como esta?'l and Com- ment allez vous? are familiar greetings heard from members of the French-Spanish Club. The club membership consists of both students studying French or Spanish and the visit- ing foreign exchange students. With Mr. Palonis at the stern, the club's main project is earn- ing money to help finance the trips of Carnegie's A.F.S. and I.F.S. students. In addition, the treasury buys French and Span- ish magazines for the library and the members purchase pins. All in all, students in this club enjoy their membership and are happy to be included in its activities, n'est-ce pas? CH SPAN I QI-I Left to right: Jane McFarland, Secretaryg Paul Spivak, Vice-Presidentg Carol Zawilla, Presidentg Margaret Westermann, Treasurer. CAMERA FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Smith, J. Oliver, R. Runkles, P. Matwiczyk, R. Podolak, T. Quinn, J. Mykita, G. Phillips, R. Trenoff. SECOND ROW: T. Long, D. jaracz, F. Freshwater, R. Kerchansky, H. Shulte, D. Austin, H. Sherman, C. Previte, R. Westermann, Mr. Burkett, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: D. Marchetti, R. Spriggs, J. Mitchell, D. Islitzer, R. Mykita, D. Guerin, G. Speca, C. Doptis, L. Caudille, C. Wright. STANDING, left to right: C. Previte, Secretaryg R. Mylcita, President, G. Speca, Treas- urer, C. Doptis, Vice-President. Did you forget to put this tray of chemicals aWay?', is a common question asked by Mr. Burkett, sponsor of the CHS Camera Club. All of its members learn new techniques for taking pictures and have access to the dark room where they learn the fundamentals of developing their pictures. Often the boys take and de- velop pictures which are used in the See and VOYAGER. CHS is proud of this indus- trious club. But who forgot to put the chemicals away, any- how? FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Rainaldi, Sponsorg L. Celli, A. Roach, L. Dunevich, S. Livermore, 1. Donaldson, D Carrig, K. McGinnis, C. Hoffman, C. Keisling. SECOND ROW: A. Masco, F. Bigham, J. Pawlik, R. Henry, A. Barthen C. Mascillino S Fuhrer R. Cunnin ham T Cunnin ham D. Curtain THIRD ROW' G. Hanczar D G er H , . , g , . g , . - U , - C'Y , Bayer, G. Barwell, L. I-Iaracy, T. Anestis, E. Baker, J. McLaeen, C. Baker, G. Simms, B. McKinsey. FOURTH ROW: B. Merrits, F. Platt, B. Smith, M. Bryan, A. Henry, P. Schantz, A. Hoffman, D. Giglotti, J. Franczak, J. Pauls, H Swartz, T. Verelli. BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS, left to right: L. Celli, Treasurerg C. Keisling, Secretaryg R. Henry, President, A. Barthen, Vice-President, Miss Rainalcli, Sponsor. The biology club, under the sponsor- ship of Miss Rainaldi, was organized to interest and encourage students in the science of biology. As a requirement for membership, each student must make a suitable project for the school science fair, the winners of which will be sent for additional judging at the Buhl Plane- tarium. Each spring, the club participates in a field trip to supply the biology room with specimens. Within the past year, this club has grown in size and in active participation. The Hi-Y, a Christian or- ganization open to sophomore, junior, and senior boys, is affiliated with the Downtown Y in Pittsburgh and shares with the Tri-Hi-Y its purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. As one of the most active CHS clubs, the Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Andresky, or- ganized many fund-raising projects and activities of interest to its mem- bers. Often the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y planned joint activities-to foster Left to Right: D. Spinda, Secretary, J. Carr, Vice-President, K. Bailey, President, H. better relationships of Course, The Sherman, Treasurer. ' ' Hi-Y is certainly one of the best CHS clubs. I-ll-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Andresky, Sponsor: H. Sherman, D. Spinda, K. Bailey, J. Carr, S. Korzinsky, C. Gerlowski, R. Loertscher, D. Nixon, R. Aston, E. Danks. SECOND ROW: J. Garrett, G. Sembrat, D. Moss, B. Steinhart, F. Raco, L. Williamson, P. Spivak, J. Mitchell, B. Babish, D. Jaracz, E. Williams, N. Danzinger, J. Gordon. THIRD ROW: K. Fox, R. Dalby, R. Bunio, D. Geyer, D. Calabrese, R. Sherba, R. Wright, R. Crivaro, W. Wash, E. Freshwater, T. Rossi, T. Cunningham, W. Cain, D. Gordon, C. Wright. FOURTH ROW: K, Zaletski, F. Sansoni, J. Stewart, J. Muraco, P. Dignan, F. Doak, G. Wheeler, G. Speca, B. Foley, J. Stevens, R. Cunningham, J. Kovach, B. Zurowski, J. Johnson, F. Polidori. FIFTH ROW: D. Doran, B. Zubik, W. Young, B. Dignan, F. Bigham, P. Matwiczyk, R. Woleslagle, J. Popivchak, B. Bayer, L. Haracy, J. Noel, A. Harding, G. Phillips, H. Zemon, D. Islitzer. 92 SOPHOMORES and JUNIORS FIRST ROVU, left to right: Mrs. Mikus, Sponsorg Miss Thomas, Sponsor, N. Socha, L. Lewis, F. Wudzinski, L. Klein, N. Drinkhall, M. Piper, J. Jackson, L. Popivchak, M. Kohut, J. Crivaro, E. Shanahan, C. Spotti, B. Talmonti, B. Horton, E. Falick, C. Covi. SECOND ROW: C. Handcock, L. Hardy, S. Cole, G. Simon, N. Yadlosky, M. Budzik, S. Murdock, P. Boyd, S. Livermore, M. Barthen, B. Kinzler, B. Vowter, W. Aston, D. Lenfesty, M. Rad. R. Funaro, K. Garvin, L. Bonassi, C. Bilewicz, J. Klim. THIRD ROW: A. Miller, J. Zawilla, C. Frazier, D. Steranko, P. Perlman, S. Popivchak, L. Cross, P. Trybus, J. Donaldson, D. Gorely, B. Nagy, C. Decheck, L. Miller, S. Fife, L. Koss, S. L. Cleis, K. Duda, M. Gordon, J. Beard, B. Emerick, E. Clemm. FOURTH ROW: S. Lewis, A. Roach, C. Telerico, L. Persiani, N. Chapman, D. Swartz, D. Hahn, P. McGinnis, J. Weirmyer, A. Kantor, S. Davis, K. Tarcasio, D. Zurowski, S. Zurowski, M. Cathcart, M. Icona, C. Gordon, M. Madva, P. Fedunok. FIFTH ROW: L. Dunavich, R. Kovach, R. Palosky, B. Roth, D. Kantor, A. Raco, C. Crivaro, B. Lipman, K. McCully, C. Talotta, S. Kachuycz, P. Wujick, P. Storc, K. Cook, J. Lesniak, A. Cook, J. Bayer, S. Wilson, N. Cooke. TPJ-l-ll -Y SEATED, left to right: A. Roach, Sophomore Representa tive, M. Hoysan, Vice-Presidentg K. Duda, Junior Rep resentativeg M. Stecko, Corresponding Secretary, G Makar, Chaplain, S. Windon, Senior Representative STANDING: M. Westermann, President, C. Zawilla Treasurer, D. Danks, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Mikus Sponsor. SENIORS FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Stecko, M. Hoysan, D. Danks, G. Makar, S. Windon, M. Westermann, C. Zawilla, Miss Thomas, Sponsor, P. Fox, S. Scott, J. Quinn, P. Fox. SECOND ROW: S. Homa, B. Cantwell, D. Cole, S. Smith, C. Corcoran, G. ASYOH, G. Dean, P. Matwiczyk, L. McLaughlin, M. Naughton, M. Schneider, P. Dlugos, D. Tavoletti. THIRD ROW: B. Keil, J. Reed, B. Bateman, J. Tokarczyk, J. Kandravy, G. Hagerty, J. Hagerty, I. Neczypir, M. Millard, L. Speizer, R. Hof, C. Ranz, C. Szymczyk, A. Pysh, J. Stevenson. a OOLOIZ UQ 5 il 4 X ' XY ' - ,fi r ' ff j ! 95 FO FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Stockum, Mr. Bouyoucas, R. Aston, B. Yost, B. Vickers, J. West, E. Rodzwicz, F. Sansoni, D. Usechek, K. Zaletski, D. Spinda, Mr. Zaney. SECOND ROW: J. Garrett, J. Wheeler, R. Cedar, C. Lee, D. Armani, C. Gerlowski, J. Stewart, R. Woleslagle, B. Babish. THIRD ROW: 1. Muraco, G. Sembrat, M. Sherba, D. Spinda, C. Carda- mone, J. Zawilla, J. Popivchak, H. Howrylchak, S. Korzinsky, R. Pryke. FOURTH ROW: R. Dalby, J. Ragland, A. Spar- bani, R. Musial, R. Wright, W. Young, G. Simms, G. Frazier, A. Chapmann. FIFTH ROW: B. Bayer, P. Matwiczyk, F. Bigham D. Baux, J. Mitchell, L. Caudill, M. Kozy, S. Carson, G. Guerin, D. Nixon. SIXTH ROW: J. Moskovitz, A. Cochran. 1964 TEAM RECORD CARNEGIE 19 CHARTIERS HOUSTON CARNEGIE 1 3 WEST ALLEGHENY CARNEGIE 0 MON TOUR CARNEGIE 9 MOON CARNEGIE 18 STOWE CARNEGIE 1 2 MCKEES ROCKS CARNEGIE 3 2 QUAKER . VALLEY CARNEGIE 28 DORMON T CARNEGIE 1 3 NEW BRIGHTON Left to right: Mr. Bouyoucas, line coach, Mr. Zaney, head coach, Mr. Stockum, backfield coach. 6 7 21 13 6 15 7 6 19 X f A, ff f QM ax , R gl' + gr ,. mf? ,L wvx' 7 2 3 S S an 5 H 1 , ,Sr ,H L pg 1 'X , f 2 , 5 1 ws W.. J' S 1 9-lu SSS, Zu fafwg ' MW A Q5 X W 'film Eiw vixifsa is E 1 He m B4 1 23 if K IN S Q, W Q 1 S , , , I :-11: Lafizgfai Q f 51212 ' wi welsh: :1:qsffi,sfzk?f A igfifsswsf fi lmwf 'ev ZF Q' 'igf--3U-img: 'bvigfsiijgfzi ' 3.m,,, 42 J W' game gf pp' M,-w M wwwqigfiqxm W ,K iw sim Q, .A 5 WLS f ff B e ffsazsjllggbgfkw KM M MQ: if ., L, , X. ..,A A. . f QV 3 S5 was s, . 5 12f?,gi:sQva,f .K H3533 2 GW ED ROD-ZWICZ Tartans in pursuit. Encouraging words from Coach Zaney. Q IN Spinda downed in anxious attempt for touchdown HARRY MCKELVEY KEITH BAILEY junior Senior Forward FO1'Wafd JIM CARR Senior C RUSS BUNIO enter DAN Moss junior Senior Guard Guard VARSITY TEAM MR. JOHN SOBIE KNEELING, left to right: J. Carr, K. Bailey. STANDING: R. Bunio. D. Armani. P. Dignan, W. Steinhart. Varfily C0455 I-I. McKelvey, D. Payne. R. Wfoleslagle, R. Seder. D. Moss. R. Dalby. B49 MR. EDXWARD BOWERS JUNIOR VARSITY TEANI fumw' Vf 'WJ'C0f1f17 FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Maclva, D. Calabrese, S. Wash. I.. Haracy. SECOND ROW: R. Loertscher, H. Moehring. M. Kozy, D. Dotson, D. jaracz. IOI Mac grabs rebound. W It's a foul! Keith shows the big boys how. EVC1'yb0dY UP! Ooo! There it is! BASKETBALL MANAGERS Left to Right: D. Doran, J. Moskovitz, B. Cathcart, F. Raco. Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES 27 47 31 49 36 30 32 37 26 40 44 40 49 22 35 45 42 27 47 42 43 TOTAL XVINS Munhall South ,Fayette Wfest Mifflin North Moon Township Avalon North Allegheny Bethel McKees Rocks Stowe Thomas jefferson Brentwood West Allegheny Fort Cherry Dormont Bethel McKees Rocks Stowe Thomas Jefferson Brentwood West Allegheny Fort Cherry 10 TOTAL LOSSES-ill Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Rumble Y VARSITY SCORES 59 Munhall fOvertimej 85 South Fayette 39 West Mifflin North 8 5 Moon 'Township 67 Avalon 60 North Allegheny 5 5 Bethel 4 5 McKees Rocks 6 3 Stowe 55 Thomas jefferson 5 3 Brentwood 56 West Allegheny 57 Fort Cherry Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie 5 4 Dorm ont 60 Bethel 6 5 McKees Rocks 5 2 Stowe 53 Thomas jefferson 65 Brentwood 82 West Allegheny 75 Fort Cherry TOTAL WIN S-14 TOTAL LOSSES-7 GO, Pete, go! jim's in a jam. vzxrzenv YX QQEBXJ JERG QU Mg I GWMO VEJSS FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Barwell, J. Muraco, M. Zuk, A, Masko. SECOND ROW: B. Doer flinger, J. Wheeler, D. Skirpan, D. Spinda, B. Stewart. THIRD ROW: M. McGrady, Manager W. Yost, D. Spinda, J. Zaracki, J. Weiss. Left to right: W. Yost, D. Spinda, B. Doerflinger, Tri- Captains. FIRST ROW, left to right: L, Williamson, E. Danks, R. Pryke, J. Fisher. SECOND ROW: L. Wilson, R. Ferri, P. Matwiczyk, H. Bayer, R. Trombewtta. THIRD ROW: P. McGrady, Managerg J. Popivchak, G. Sembrat, R. Kennedy, Managerg J. Stewart, R. McDaniels, Manager. INTR. NICHOLAS SWENN W1'eJ!ling Comb JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Q 'J JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY RECORD RECORD Carnegie 44 Dormont 17 Carnegie 32 DOUUOUT 2 Carnegie 25 Mt. Lebanon 22 Cafflegie 4 Mt- Lebanon 24 Carnegie 20 Wfashington 21 Carnegie 5 Wa5hingtRn 18 Carnegie 53 North Hills 3 Carnegle 21 North Hills 14 Carnegie 45 West Allegheny 9 Carnegie 32 West Allegheny 8 Carnegie 54 West Mifflin North 14 Carnegie 33 West Mifflin North 3 Camegle 2 Shaler 21 Carnegie 19 Shafer 17 Carnegie 24 Chartiers-Houston 23 Carnegie 2 5 Chartiers-Houston 8 Camegle 42 Baldwin 15 Carnegie 35 Baldwin 2 Carnegie 58 North Allegheny 11 Camegfe 53 North Allegheny 8 Carnegie 40 Chartiers Valley 3 Carnegie 23 Chartiers Valley 6 TOTAL WI TOTA OSSES NS--10 L L -1 , TOTAL WINS-9 TOTAL LOSSES-2 Stal' on Youf feet, W1llYl Whew! Bob: Come on, huh? I05 ACITON O TI-IE MAT The 1963-1964 Carnegie High School wrestling team wound up the season with a 10-1 record. This record and this year's squad, coached by Mr. Swenn, are the best in the schoo1's history. In addition to a near perfect season, the team pro- duced a state champion in Dave Spinda and two section runners up in Michael Zuk and john Zaracki. Tough on the chin. Look, mom! No cavities! IO6 High lift. Mother, please! I'd rather do it myself! FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Spinda, H. Howrylchak, W. Yost, D. Moss, K. Zaletski, E. Roclzwicz, B. Zurowski, R. Aston, K. Bailey, G. Wheeler, D. Usechek. SECOND ROW: J. Zawillak, B. Foley, C. Cardamone, J. Zaletski, R. Trombetta, S. Wash, C. Lee, R. McDaniel, F. Freshwater, D. Calabrese, E. Danks. THIRD ROW: R. Sparbanie, S. Maclva, T. lgiasklna, M. Kozy, R. Sgro, J.'Popivchak, M. Giglotte, M. Douds, T. Hoag, H. Moehring. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Stockum, oac . BASEBALL The baseball team, coached by Mr. Charles Stockum, wound up with a pretty good record last year. With the return of many junior and senior lettermen and the arrival of several new sopho- mores, Charlie and his boys hope for a very successful season in '64. T wo Refwing Leffffmfn MR. CHARLES STOCKUM-Coach DAVE SPINDA HARRY HOWRYLCHAK FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Grove, L. Haracy, B. Whaley, K. Fox, H. Zemon. SECOND ROW: D Jaracz G. Petronsky, M. Bryan, R. Westermann, R. Fontanesi. The 1965 tennis season for Carnegie High proved to be high- ly successful, the squad posted a 12-4 record. Carnegie defeated North Allegheny 3-2, Oakmont 5-0, Wilkinsburg 5-2, Peters Township 5-0, California 3-O, Langley 4-1, Fort Cherry 5-0, 5-0, Crafton 5-O, 5-0, and Dormont 5-2, 4-1. Losses were to Mt. Lebanon 5-0, 4-1 and Bethel 3-2, 3-2. With the return of the entire team from 1965 the tennis team is looking forward to another good season. MR. JOHN BANDYK-Tennis Coach TONY HOLMES-SCUi0f BRUCE WHALEY-Freshman 95 fLLf . XM1 4?Z,4,7J4jfQfQ,MXQ L 1yL16,,f ,F V f'f' A .W , fb' LL! , ff' 9 - f A f' - wf M4159 K, X Xi- C Q -1 ...., MM, KIRK FOX-Senior 'I' LEON HARACY -Sophomore I URAL QPOEJQ 'BGS AND QOFJEALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Pruner, Girls' Gym Teacher, P. Fox, J. Quinn, P. Fox, G. Makar SECOND ROW: J. Reed, M. Gordon, M. Cathcart, S. Cole. Missing from picture is S. Scott. ' TENNIOUOH' CU-WWPIONQHIPTEAM TEAM MEMBERS J. Kandravy L1 Upcraft S. Rowlands M. Schneider L. Minton B. Bateman M. Naughton D. Strimple S. Homa J. Kraus G. Aston BOYS' VOLLE CHAMPIONS ROOM 102 FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Zaletski, E. Rodwicz, D. Usechek, B. Zurowski. SECOND ROW: K. Fox, C. Lee. COLOR UQWITI-1 CANDIDATES, left to right: Donna Danks, Sharon Fife, Jody Whaley, Nan- cy Yadlosky, Joan Stevenson, and Penny Perlman. I-IOMECOMING QUEEN The night of September 20, 1963, held a special meaning for six charming Carnegie High girls. Dur- ing the halfime of the- Carnegie- Montour football game, Joan Stev- enson was crowned Homecoming Queen 1963-1964 by Mary Gordon, sister of last year's queen, Sherry, as many C.H.S. alumnae looked on from the crowded stands. Joan's at- tendants and their escorts were: Donna Danks, Keith Baileyg Penny Perlman, Pete Dignang Nancy Yad- losky, Ron Dalbyg Sharon Fife, Er- nie Danksg Jodi Whaley, Steve Madvag Joan and Mary were es- corted by Jim Gordon and Jim Carr. Sweet little Marie Susan Raco proud- ly carried the crown. II4 HOMECOMING QUEEN-MISS JOAN STEVENSON John West and Bill Yost with their par- Ken Zaletski and parents. ents. Dave Usechek and parents. QENIOIZ FO PLA ' ' NIGI-U' Dave Spinda, Gerry Wfheeler, and Dan Moss with their parents. Ed Rodwicz and Frank Sansoni with their parents Il5 Denise Tavoletti and jim Gordon count- ing United Fund contributions. UNFIED FUND Last fall during the annual United Fund Dance, sweet Eleanor Emerick was crowned queen. Her at- tendants Were Penny Perlman, junior, and Sharon Fife, sophomore. Chuck Brinkman, who served as disc jockey at the dance, brought with him the popular singer Gene Pitney to entertain the students and dance the coronation dance with Eleanor. A proceed of 3108.00 was given to the United Fund. I MBE. '- P' g.. '.F'l Q' fu S 5 4 .... .E . , E, E 11... if 'A , it 3, , .. ., .. ,Q ,,, ,, 9 Elggiwg if views f it yi.: , aw ,H-V. -- ' ,W fag:,zy'fwsv'ff,t1 , :.g-jt-,:4--,,:,-:1'g,- 1-Mi! fr if-is 1:11 ' ti 9391 . e Em eg, Eleanor and Gene Pitney. I I6 an a Q it UNITED FUND QUEEN MISS ELEANOR EMERICK Q :Et ai. jaws? S, K ,E ,sit its '2.fsfffS:Ega3f f Sea Q y E K K Q if 1 , ,trggggnwie gf 2 ,. E N 1 me i w W a as E .. B S, M Q, 9 s Q K, X B, 2 ,is L .Q .,, Ki M. S se ,Q ,. 3 at ,g n - ,mi , a. bi .,, .ka . . . . 1. Ea 1144? vfisiwiggsil3Sf'ie.MesK?'Eii,gvss3 ggisiiafvz g -,.::x3,..ff'-3: 2:1 -vi.: xftfzit ss f ffl' ?1flf'5f. 3 sihfii 5 .:1Hi'?7lrfS5f fQ- T335 A 7 'IV :f 5E5'?3H5'?-.': 1 f: :f.' .if-I-fs Lf-.sam e..eaeV i?-fssefe eff 1: si 7 5' ESLSW lui? 'ZSHME fir- C, 'L Effie? g.e5?.Mae2.el szfffill . artsy .i ..mfwt:7fa.qi. , , is .sites- Ev 1 is -. if-ss. a....t...-:,s1E- wi - ' 1 w 5. Q.e3,?gaz..,, M. f. ,g 9. .J X wigs? K, ,Er '3'f5a-55,Qi5:ii ' : ' ' f ,4 E SEQ 9 Mr, Chuck Brinkman Mr. Gene Pitney and his fans. COUNTY C!-IOIZUQ FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Weste'rmann, G. Makar, B. Cantwell, M. Hoysan, A. Pysh. SECOND ROW: C. Previte, R. Loertscher, C. Doptis, B. Babish. Left to right: B. Babish, lst Tenorg A. Pysh, lst Alto, R. Loertscher, lst Bass. This past fall several CHS students, along with approximately 250 other students from various area schools, participated in the annual Allegheny County Chorus. The group re- hearsed many long hours, practising three times a week for four weeks at Frick Elementary School in Oakland. Finally, the cho- rus was prepared and pre- sented its program of mu- sical selections from Broad- way shows, sacred songs, and Negro spirituals to the annual assembly for Teach- ers, Institute. Being a member of this choir was a great honor for all stu- dents who participated. DIQHZJCI' CHORUS From the participants of several County Choruses, a group of students was selected to make up the annual District Chorus, which was held at Bethel Area High School. For four days, from january 17 to 20, the singers lived in area homes and spent many hours rehearsing, as well as enjoying social events. Concerts were performed Friday and Saturday evenings, the 18th and 19th, and on Sunday all students returned home. Everyone who participated agreed that it was a wonderful and rewarding experience. II7 QECHON RUNNERS-UP john Zaracki lon topj David Apinda Michael Zak ION On March 14, 1964, Dave Spinda captured the PIAA State Wrestling Championship at Pennsylvania State Uni- versity. He is only the second to achieve this great feat in the history of CHS. Dave was on his way to the State Crown when he be- came the WPIAL Section 1 Champion in the 138 pound class on February 29. He had to compete in four matches to gain this title. Mike Zuk, 103, and john Zaracki, 154, were able to wage their ways to the Section finals, but both were de- feated. Dave's victory took him to the WPIAL Regional Tournament the following week at the Pitt Field House where he defeated two more opponents. Finally, Dave gained his last two victories at Penn State where boys from all four corners of Pennsylvania competed, After defeating his last opponent, he remained undefeated with a record of 22 wins and no losses, and was crowned Pennsylvania's 138 pound champion. KJNGAND QUEEN OF QPOIZIQ wal X Sharyn Rowlands-QUEEN David Spinda-KING FIRST SECOND Paula Fox Patty FOX Y ATTEN DAN TS ATTEN DAN TS z I Keith Bailey Dan MOSS Ken Susan Scott Zaletski THIRD ATTENDAN TS II9 NATIONAL SEMI-FINAUQTQ In March of every year, Junior students take the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Test in hopes of Winning one of 5 5 0 four-year scholarships awarded annually to the most able students in the nation. This year, four Carnegie High School students won recogni- tion for outstanding achieve- ment on the two-hour exam- ination. Congratulations to Susan Boor, Finalist, Patty Matwiczyk, Linda McLaughlin, and Dan Moss, Letter of Com- mendation Winners. Left to Right: L. McLaughlin, D. Moss, P. Matwiczyk. S. Boor is not pictured. Tl-VWIOYOU, PJOCIOK, VIC, AND D VE Roy Raco CRockyj, Vic Polk, and Dave Van Deveer, Mr. Polk's assistant, in addition to Rich Westermann, VOYAGER Staff photographer, are the fellas who did most of the photography for our yearbook, the VOYAGER. Their work was greatly appreciated by every member of the VOYAGER Staff and I'm sure by everyone else who looks at the sharp pictures in this yearbook. Thank you again, Rocky, Vic, and Dave. '20 Dave Van Deveer and Vic Polk. Roy Raco QRockyj The Late President of the U. S. JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY IN MEMOIZIN4 November 22, 1965, marked another day that will long live in the minds and hearts of Carnegie High School students as well as people everywhere over the surface of the earth. At 2:45 p.m. that afternoon, the words rang loud and clear over the Public Address system, President John F. Kennedy, wounded earlier in the afternoon by a sniper's bullet, is dead. A hushed silence fell upon all the classrooms as some wept, others stared numbly into space, and still others unbelievingly exclaimed, But it just can't be true. But soon the hearts of one and all were heavy with sorrow and the realization that the life of this personality, this diplomat, this man, had been tragically snuffed out by the hand of an assassin. The 5:10 dismissal bell rang and the usually happy, talkative boys and girls solemnly made their way to their lockers for books and coats then quietly left the building. The Senior Class Play, which had been scheduled for that Friday and Saturday evenings, was postponed, as students, with deep respect, spent the long weekend in their homes with their own families. Yes, he's gone and we'll nevermore see his friendly, reassuring smile or hear his kind words of wisdom, but the memory will live on, the memory of a president, of a husband, of a father, our beloved I.F.K. , VOYAGEIZ SEPTEMBER 1-New School year begins. fYou,re in the Army now!j A welcome went out to Rudy Loertscher, Mr. Bouyoucas, Mrs. Pruner, Miss Rainaldi, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Vorko, and a welcome back to Mr. Marcenelle. 7- Yea, Carnegie! Beat Chartiers-Houston! And we did-19-7. After a victory dance, a swingin' group went to the airport to greet the returning IES'ers. It sure looked as if they liked South American food! 15-Yea again, team-we're really proud of you. Carnegie 15, West Allegheny 7. 20-joan Stevenson is crowned Homecoming Queen. Donna Danks, Penny Perlman, and Nancy Yadlosky make up her court. 29-Dave Nixon and Mary Ann Hoysan put the magazine campaign into full swing. All seniors try their ability as salesmen. OCTOBER 4-Teachers' Institute Day-Wow! A day off. 10-VOYAGER campaign is launched. No bankruptcy this yearg it's only 34.50. Clnside tip-We hear the price will rise with incoming seniorsj 14-juniors make a trying decision choosing class rings. Are you sure you got the one she wanted? 22-G.A.A. holds its annual Halloween Initiation Party. How does it feel to be a mess?! COhhh, that apple cider!j 25-Orange and Black Day. Everyone gets tired feet on the snake dance up Washing- ton Avenue before the Dormont game. We won, of course. NOVEMBER 1-Busy day. An ice cream party was held for the top forty salesmen of the campaign. The prizes were given out and whoever had earned a sleepy dog fought over what color they wanted. This was followed by a pep rally for the game against New Brighton. What spirit. Don't forget the bus ride to and from the game. What a blast! CWho has my shoe?j 13-Open House. Any parents lost in the rushing crowds? 15-Report cards given out today! Be sure to take a few tranquilizers home. 22-Carnegie High was in a state of shock to hear of President Kennedy's death. 26--Seniors were measured for caps and gowns-but graduation is still a long way off. We're thankful for-Thanksgiving. QA few days of vacation.j 29-50-The Senior Class presents Turn Back the Clock. Q Charlie, do you have props you need ?j Everyone was wishing the best of luck to Sharyn Rowlands who went to Read- ing to compete for Pennsylvania's Junior Miss title. DECEMBER 6-Basketball season begins. The same faithful fans are rootin' this year. 9-11-The Choir presents its Christmas Program. fDo you hear what I hear?j 20-Wrestlers defeat mighty Mt. Lebanon. What a thriller! 22-21. 21-Snow Ball sponsored by Student Council and Students International. Everyone looked nice. DECEMBER 23-Teachers gave up trying to teach today. Everyone was eagerly awaiting the 2:50 dismissal. Have a cool Yule! 27-28+Christmas Wrestling Tournament at Chartiers-Houston. Congratulations, Dave, for winning the honors. JANUARY 1-12:00 Midnight. Have a frantic First. fDon't come in too late lj 2-School is back in session. Nobody's quite recovered from the Holidays. 3-First league game. We down old enemies at Bethel. 11-The Tri-Hi-Y sponsored a swim and dance night at the YMCA. Were you playing in the pool-or playing pool? 12-14-MIRACLE! C.H.S. gets two days off because of snow! What happened in the front office? ?? It's beyond belief!! 17-Carnegie stampedes jack Douglass, one of Brentwoocl's Cagers. QYou know we were only teasin', boyslj 23-24-UGH! Mid-terms. 27-A day to rest between semesters. Also, Library Club Inductions Work Hard, girls! FEBRUARY 2-Ground Hog Day. We know some students who would like to crawl in a hole after seeing their report cards on Friday. 12-National Honor Society inducts new members and gives recognition to those on the Honor Roll. 14-Valentine's Day. Aw, teachers, have a heart! 18-Final Voyager deadline. Thank you, Voyager Staff, for cooperation and hard work. 29-We just remembered--it's Leap Year. Go get 'em, girls! MARCH 14-King and Queen of Sports Dance. 19-20-junior Class presents We Shook the Family Tree. 26-31-Easter vacation. APRIL 1-Fool's Day. QHe didn't! You can't be feriouf !j 9-10-Spring Concert 24-Band Concert MAY 27-Everyone has fun at the annual Kennywood Picnic. 28-Senior final exams 29-The last and best formal dance of the year-the junior-Senior Prom. JUNE 1-Senior Banquet and Follies 3-COMMENCEMENT! It's all up to you now, underclassmen! New H3163 X-.A-HE: 1, -. M ., V, I 4- Ng., g:m:5fi1:,-5:7-fx-5,5-:.+.. k'f1z?.Q f' 15 ,l'1j,', ' Y ,'EIl'-S141- 'i1 ?fQ.1-.Q 1 Q' 9 ,,-,J K,-X-f,. :f'Xf: E4,?5f9311g1fm25'Q,-5'.111' 5,2-219.11 1 V: yi 'u'.L-,fgmp-ffl? J' gs:',v!i12ik,1-'rg -'Jn K ' 'mn-QQ -2 '1y'H:,m'.2f1f- -- !:.:..f.wz.'.:., 1 .N 512' 1-, u- W' P:1umd'1n.I., rwwf -Vr 1, X v Ng, .'3mA:iggm'.,.,191v.':4::n5,g.'.1-5 'H U v fziflif if 'ig i5f1'5jfG1f1,ii, ,L :1E'ff',1 ,, rw , :V F ' WWW -'Q 'QEESQQA-aifqsvfwlfkulllf ' I25 MR. PAUL PERHOSKY-Principal PIZJNCIWXLC OFFICE In the life of every teacher there comes a day when he suddenly finds himself in the position of the pupil and realizes to his amazement that his pupil has become his teacher. Take the case of an average junior high student. His contact with accelerated courses and all the modern tech- nology that science has to offer, has enhanced his education ten fold over previous generations., For this reason, many teachers find it imperative to continue their education at some local college or university in order to stay abreast of their students. f As many teachers have discovered, education is a two way street. The students receive enrichment, teachers re- ceive enlightenment. MRS. VIRGINIA FUNARI Secretary JOSEPH ARROTT I Biology, Earth Science EDWARD BOWERS General Science, Geography can 1 LOUISE DICKENSON History FACIJLW LOUIS BERCELII Industrial Arts flu x CATHERINE BROWN ZACK D'AI-ESANDRO Health, Physical Education Algebra, Plane GCOITICUY EMMA Di IANNI ' WINONA DREW English, Spelling EI1gl1Sh 'fl A .'i,fg,fLie,fj41L1prc -effL.fi,f '27 DONALD GROUP Physical Education, Health MARGIE MCCARTNEY English, Spelling JOSEPH ROMANO CARL SHANAHAN Spanish, History, General Math, Art Spelling X , Y JOHN SOBIE ' CHARLES STOVER Social Studies Algebra, Arithmetic l28 ESTELLE MUSICO Latin, Communication HELEN SHICK Reading, Library PHOEBE WIDMER Home Economics 4 4 4 i 4 NINU-I E FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Weber, T. Romano, S. Popivchak, S. Yeager, K. Gerrero, B. Kessler, B. Zbalishen, D. Annesi, L. Robbins, F. Lorio. SECOND ROW: J. Deichler, P. Nowakowdki, R. Nidbella, M. Parnell, R. Nirella, V. Page, S. Prickett, M. Wfacknowsky, F. Mastre, F. Byers. THIRD ROW: W. McCabe, M. Dunlap, J. McCarthy, B. Fmerick, D. Kelsey, S. Armes, I. Lesniak, D. Longo, A. Meyer, S. McCarthey. FOURTH ROW: R. Hicks, R. jasick, B. Heasley, P. Adamski, F. Roamno, C. Darr, J. Holmes, R. Dombrowski, L. Gaumer, M. Spezza. FIFTH ROW: M. Miller, J. Langer, S. Burkey, D. Kargle, R. Falleroni, D. Boyce, F. Christie, E. Williams, B. Scott, D. Love. SIXTH ROW: M. Black, J. Chapman, L. Evans, N. McCalmon, T. Previte, D. Mykita, S. Pershina, R. Staab, D. Young. HIGH VCYAGEIZ Congratulations to Richard Fontanesi who sold the greatest number of yearbooks at Harding Junior High School. Rich received his 1964 Voyager free of charge in com- memoration of his outstanding salesmanship. High Voyager Salesman--RICH FONTANESI 55 Q ,ffm new WW 1 f FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Hoyson, M. Rafaelli, D. Lah, F. Pacienza, K. Fmerick, P. Zozula, D. Boyd, M. Kantor, T. Sherba, L. Versalli. SECOND ROW: L. Armes, D. Williamson, J. Torchia, C. Minton, M. Roth, D. Popivchak, J. Livermore, P. Rodi, B. Mischuk, J. Speca, B., Reed, J. Steinhart. THIRD ROW: W. Briggs, K. Henzel, B. Smith, B. Stasik, L. Sandrus, N. Merritts, B. Matwiczyk, D. Moehring, R. Kandracs, M. Cauizzi, L. Turoplec, K. Garber, R. Lunn. FOURTH ROW: T. Kerchansky, P, Coliguire, E. Veard, M. Perlman, P. Ratz, L. Falick, W. Babish. FIFTH ROW: S. West, N. Klim, M. Homa, R. Charles, E. Sherman, T. Reagon, J. Geyer, J. Popivchak, T. Duvall, J. Barwell, S. Prosser, K. Sekelik. SIXTH ROW: B. Hohn, M. Steranko, B. Thompson, B. Lowar, R. Leon, A. Chioda,'E. Whitmoyer, F. Remschel, B. f' 3, J. Musiol. EIGHT!-I GRADE FIRST ROW, .left to right: P. Byers, S. Drabick, R. Crato, P. jones, J. Longo, M. Nawiski, C. Kyle, K. Quinn, P. Hicks S. Kessler. SECOND ROW: L. jones, S. Koss, C. Francis, P. Del Grande, T. Williams, D. Ahern, J. Burke, P. Zuk, C. Hatcher, jr. Youschak, R. Costa. THIRD ROW: A. Spotti, F. Pichi, M. McCarthy, J. Higgens, D. Beard, L. Scott, C. Beltz D. Tyrone, S. Magliocca, B. Tamulinas. FOURTH ROW: J. Minor, B. Gartz, P. Drost, J. Crato, J. Cochran, T. Carson, H Geill, A. Falcioni, A. Zemon. FIFTH ROW: L. Lovett, J. Williams, M. O'Shay. SIXTH ROW: J. Langer, R. Merritts, B. Rex, R. Marchetti, A. Crivaro, D. Tate, R. Pastoric, J. Breen, G. Aston. I32 1 ., ,. ...MO CANDIDQ . . f. L'L' f7ffiQif 7' ' . .f I ' f . J A ., ig 0 :1 K, '- A . 5 .Q ,, I '- X 51:5 . - wi .5 -g r aw ,Eh i- 7 ' MW Y . 7-I.. t A L - . 2 In 1xggj,. V t 1' t Q- W . ., -1 V vt: .ward ,L 'M - ' fr 'f +22f - 'qi 3. V 1216.-'f5. l5fj q M - 5, H l 'MA ! -if ' , '- Z A liayg - - ,ai F 5, -I y . ' fl H' ' ' lsi uifh-' me ' wsm'! ?.. .'-' 'Ny ., is J fM?f:'fik' f'lZ 'Wi . 3 f' - 1..-, -'f- he r'- ,, V :fa-.1 5 J Ki ' . , wax., 2 - .w a ..-...J 1 .. -1- , , ,... 1 :f ' FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Romeo, B. Reed, M. Landau, B. Quinn, S. DeRuyter, L. Armstrong, C. Ciminel, V. Mascellino, S. McKean. SECOND ROW: R. Pucci, M. Belcastro, P. Crouch, R. Knepper, T. Hanczar, J. Muraco, F. Mathews, D. Hull, L. Blanejlee, M. Bailey. THIRD ROW: D. Steinhart, A. Esterburg, K. Steiner, S. Florence, K. Sokolowski, R. Tobin, L. Doerflinger, J. Skirpan, E. Smith, N. Tavoletti, C. Knepper. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Tischler, L. Celli, K. Gasper, C. Duray, L. Blair, A. Funaro, C. Smith, J. Burkey, J. Uram. SECOND ROW: R. Ballard, D. Abbott, L. Gibbs, P. Lewis, P. Puleo, L. McCalmont, C. Sherman, S. Timco, R. Frana, L. Aston. THIRD ROW: V. Carson, P. Cooper, R. Dobry, B. Cook, B. Freshwater, R. Boteman, D. Caudill, A. Edwards, T. Fontanesi, D. Fox. FOURTH ROW: L. Stasik, S. Krchmar, D. Walton, D. Bregon, J. Collopy, B. Nixon, S. Chruscz, E. Stewart, D. Schonder, T. Fisher. I34 QEVEN11-I GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Miller, D. Morton, V. Sarver, R. Peneosky, K. Vearcl, J. Haluszczak, P. Smith, R. Koss, M. Sekelik SECOND ROW: D. Persiani, D. Homa, P. Moss, L. Makar, B. Muraco, K. Kerchansky, R. Zaharko, D. Howrylchak, A. Williamson, M. Sembrat. THIRD ROW: P. Sarsfield, J. Leasur, C. Schenkis, D. Williams, M. Rosenberry, T. Springborn, S Kopia, D. Thompson, D. Scaffler, N. Romano. FOURTH ROW: J. Sally, B. Chapman, S. Moskovitz, K. Langmann, J. Sams, H. Wheeler, M. Zaletski, R. Wilcox, M. Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: B. jasick, L. Leasure, C. Ficlurski, K. Tohey, D. Metz, B Madera, M.'MacNeil, B. Richwine, D. Whitaker, M. Swentowsky, L. Mlescko. SIXTH ROW: N. Whitaker, M. Komrada, . . . LLMOI2-ECANDIDQ Jumfora men cuona MR. JOHN J. BANDYK Choir Director FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Zozula, L. Welsh, K. Tishler, P. Smith, J. Burkey, D. Homa, L. Makar, M. Sekelik, M Mitchell, S. Moskovitz, J. Sally, C. Smith, M. Raffaele, B. Pryke, A. Cavey, S. Francis, S. Musiol, S. Hanczar, M. Hof SECOND ROW: R. Zalenchak, F. Christie, M. Moschel, K. Gerrero, M. Black, B. Dixon, P. Spezza, S. Callopy, D. Hines L. Verzelli, L. Turopolec, S. Previte, J. Moehring, M. Wachnowsky, C. Butera, S. McCartney. THIRD ROW: D. Longo E. Emerick, S. Armes, J. Holmes, B. Scott, L. Evans, S. Salmon, F? Romano, R. Falleroni, S. Burkey, B. Zbalishen, J Bilewicz, L. Patterson, M. Caiuzzi, A. Funari, J. Popivchak, J. Geyer, S. Drabrik, K. Henclzel, N. Klim. FOURTH ROW L. Blakeslee, P. Crouch, D. Mykita, A. Williamson, D. Thomson, D. Boyd, J. Popivchak, K. Drost, N. Tavoletti, D Steinhart, A. Esterberg, B. Whaley, W. Hanusiak, V. Dlugos, D. Cauclill. FIFTH ROW: R. Nixon, P. Moss, J. Haluszczak R. Cook, M. Komracla, D. Bregan, T. Hanczar, J. Diechler, P. Miller, D. Popivchak, J. Muraco, W. Roberts, J. Speca C. Minton, A. Covi, W. Babish, T. Duvall, R. Nirella, R. Jasick. 1 ENTCOUNCIL EIRST ROW left to right' P Zozula P Smith B Q ' B R cl D , . . , . , . uinn, . ee, .Persiani, P. Moss, D. Caudill, B. MRS. Muraco. SECOND ROW' ' ' ' ' . D. Boyd, N. Klim, R. Charles, K. Quinn, P. Coliguire, II. Speca, T. Kerchan- sky, J. Barwell, B. Cross. THIRD ROW: M. Zalet'ki, S. Popivchak, B. Scott, J. Bilewicz, B. Dixon, R. Zalenchak, F. Christie, P. Lewellyn, K. Gerrero. FOURTH ROW: M. Solominsky, B. Whaley, G. Petronsky, C. Green, M. Spezza. Not pictured: R. Fontmesi and M, Dunlap. NAHONALJUNIOEJ I-IONOl2f QOCIEIY Sponsor FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Matwiczyk, J. Kreisberg, K. Gerrero, J. Williamson, B. Dixon, S. Collopy, S. Hanczar, B. Whaley. SEC- OND ROW: P. Spezza, J. Kochin, L. Schumaker, K. Henclzel, T. Sherba, D. Lah, M. Kantor, S. Burkey, M. Hof, B. Scott, R. Zalenchak, Mrs. Estelle Musico, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: J. Siteinhart, T. Duvall, G. Armstrong, A. Pronko, S. Prosser, K. Garber, T. Kerchansky. I37 138 CH DEIZQ Left to Right: R. Zalenchak, B. Scott, J. Popivchak, S, Popivchak, Debbie Boyd, Patty Zozula. Ln l Rose Marie Zalenchak Captain . Freshman Left to Right: Judy Popivchak, Sandy Popivchak Freshmen. T Barbara Scott Freshmmz .OW, left to right: Mr. Anclresky, Ass't. Coachg A. Edwards, T. Hanczar, W. jasick, R. Gray, K. Sekelik, D. Caudill Mr. Sobre, Coach. SECOND ROW: R. Deacon, R. Cross, W. Duvall, W. Cochran, G. Prosser K Werrameyer THIRD ROW FIRST R Y, r pezza, Kelsey. FIFTH ROW. W. Lowar, P. Burke, R. Dombrowskr, P. Adamskr, A, Pronko, R. Jasrck SIXTH ROW: E. Whrtmayer, Managerg F. Remschel, Managerg R. Lunn, Manager. FO 1 W. Cunningham, J. Jordan, H. Giehll, J. Lesniak, R. Kessler, M, snrnnnnsky. FOURTH ROW: J. lvfccnnhy, R. Nixon, D. Anneni, A. Fenner, V. Gube M. S D. - ' ' ' FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Armes, G. Petronsky, M. Steranko, D. Love, J. Lesniak, C. Green,,M. Spezza. SECOND ROW: R. Morelli, D. Boyce, G. Prosser, K. Werremeyer, A. Fenner, J. Steinhart, G. Byerly, G. Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Mr. D'A1esandro Coachg B. Hahn, A. Pronko, B. Kessler, B. Lowar, J. Chapman. BASKETBALL MR. JOHN BANDYK-Coach I I Left to Right: M. Solominsky, J. Livermore, P. Adamski. FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Adarnski, P. Burke, R. Pastorak, F. Iorio, R. Dombrowski, T. Carson, D. Kelsey, M. Solominsky, Captain: G. Aston, K. Smith, R. Cross, M. Perlman, P. Zuk, D. Williamson, J. Livermore. SECOND ROW: R. Jasick, R. Utter, D. Annesi, R. Nixon, R. Fontanesi, W. jasick, J. Breen, D. Spivak, R. Gray, E. Stewart, A. Romano, D. Ahearn, C. Corcoran, C. Hatcher, P. Moss. THIRD ROW: J. Cochran, J. Muraco, A. Williamson, T. Hanczar, W. Roberts, R. Leon, B. Mischuk, M. Belcastro F. Veard, D. Caudill, D, Popivchak, M. Roth, W. Reed, J. Halusczak, D. Persiani,.V. Carson, D. Martin. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Arrotti, Coach, F. Mathews, D. Metz, P. Cooper, D. Fox, A. Covi, R. Lunn, D. Mykita, Mr. Group, Coach. l4l W .V I f ,- fC9A 'J fllif Mx Yes, I used to stew when I had a headache, but with Excedrin, I don't stew anymore! No-Teachers don't get paid enough Smile, you're on Candid Camera. I-IAI am? And without Listen! I've just learned L1 new note! makeup! He e I go agaxn You better look out or I'1l crawl all over you. Although smoke gets in your eyes I've found a way to prevent it! 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