East Pittsburgh High School - Crystal Yearbook (East Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

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This should be a proud occasion for each of you, in that you have attained one of your first major goals in life. How well you have done and how well you have used your preparatory years is your own personal evaluation. The first third of your live is spent in prepar- ing yourself for your life's vocation. Your future happiness and success are dependent upon your training. your abilities, and how well you like what you are doing. You must find the spot where you can do the most good for your home. your community, and your nation. Our best wishes go with you as you continue your . H G. B . . . . D' emy emu education and enter your chosen field in life. Your class is the 42nd class to finish their preparation in East Pittsburgh High. As you begin your career, members ofthe earlier classes are completing their life's work. You are needed to take their places and to assume the duties and responsibilities of citizenship. They have done their work well and your duty is to take up the torch and continue where they have left off. You are entering a world that is facing many difficulties and many trying times. Out of all of this, it is our hope that a new era will emerge, with higher moral standards, new scientific achievements, better recreational activities and improvements in the health and welfare of mankind. The part you will take in this new era is a real challenge to you. Again, congratulations on your commencement and our best wishes for your success and happiness. if Dr. Henry G. Beamer 4 ROW 1: Mrs. Jcan Stratton, Mr. John Marko, Mrs. Marie Duffy. ROW 2: Mr. Patrick Bonacci. Dr. Henry G. Beamer. Mr. Orville Ricc, Mr. William Thompson. Q30 ar Ojfaogzcafzbn The East Pittsburgh Board of Education has continued unceasingly its policy of improving our school. Due to their work, East Pittsburgh has maintained its position as a leader in the field of education. The olTicers of the organization arc: John Marko, president: Orville Rice. vice president. William Thompson, sec- rctaryg Frank Kovalovsky, treasurerg Egan J. Durkin, solicitor. 5 rf MX! MR. PATRICK BONACCI Administrative Assistant M RS. MADICLINIC ABRAMS Secretary X 1z21kz1l9fraf1'012 sf X MISS DIANA MUNJAS Principal ggf 'wx MISS R. BRICNNAN MR. A. MIHALCO Home lieonomies Drivcr's Education K.. Cffasf If 57115 6 ary 2 . 17 A Scioof ima, MR. V. ZIICLINSKI Machine Shop 'rr +?f'S v Sa Ku til MR. M. COYNIC Soeiul Studies MRS. H. GUSTASON Mathematics pf- A- 1 IALANCI '+ 0' nuns N v-1 .mn ,am '. 1, . ., Wil QN W- . 1... 9 . x . 'C ' 1 ,S A . 4 ,,:',. . ,, ,. J.. M, .. ,lx',. 1- x . 1' 'A' ns ' 4,4 5 'bs 4 A 5.0u , 3 1 . 'mix -U-Q5 'u .., V -U l'ap X 5. I . 2411- ' '- f -- wi' MISS H. BRENN AN Bookkeeping snjk 1 . i -. P . Q i .l MISS NANCY O'CONNOR MR. ROBl:lRT CLOUGllliRTY Librarian Guidancc Counselor MISS BETTY BROWN MRS. HELEN MORGAN Physical liducation English MR. LARRY PANYON MISS MARY SALIQRNO Physical Education Biology. Chcmistry 75. 5 f-- his A 2 'T 33: A 42 O SR -WI I' W 3 1,6- xx sg V ,oy Mm. . , 4 , ,,mU.f.M,...,5g T , QL W- PJ mix, W I , -U' kc N, A ,ww W5 Q :Gwinn q I ' I 1, :.2,,' ' ws.,55:. r J K- , Mk '-'1 5ff. fig Ha,- . ,E .w.7,.Y-V.: V. ' 'u L Q' ,5 u - , L' j' ffgjiia- firm, .ff I SIS ' 'sw-sz, ' 74:51 .lg Q . IN Im, ' . - I , I wi? x ' ing: f-A 'IIfi.2 I MR. WALTER NIEDZIELA Music MISS VICKI MILO Social Studies I MISS SANDRA SLAUGHTFR MR BI RNARD PI FI RUSKA Iinglisll. lfrcnch Ldtm MISS ANN MCULASIIAN MISS ROSABICL WHITMAN Nursc Art L Ns., !! 1 w i 1 RAYMOND BEGEY - General MAURINE CHADONIC - Academic WV' A 'UU KN' -18 'MW 4 ROBERT BROWNING - General 41hf.g,,,.w..w4 All GLM O BEVERLY CAMPBELL - Commercial K Viyv V 1 2 . k.':klL f .- .ilizffiz 5- A 5 X ENN, EF. Qw!1i.V 53' .,,,,,,....nvGF PAU L COLE ' General 1965 vit RONALD DOBRANSKI - General BRENDA DAVIS - General SHARON GEORGE - Academic -cg, 1' Q--Q53 'g,,,4..0zunun NANCY GEYER - Academic JOSEPH GRASHA - Academic JANICE GRABOWSKI - Academic A , ,, THOMAS GROARK - General DANIEL HUNNELL - General wif' CAROLE KRESIK - Commercial JACQUELINE JAQUETTE - Commercial JOANNE LAZAROS A Commercial Q'? 9Y HHN G' CAROLINE LEWANDOWSKI - General GAIL NAUGLE - Commercial ll in Q ev' P FRANCENETTE MORENZI - Academic wus' . .ff JACQUELINE NAVISH - Commercial M 'f W 'P ARILYN NAVISH - Commercial 'TI 3 Q Q A .1 N-aww E 5 S MARY ANN PLANICZKI - Commerci al LAWRENCE N I UCKELS - Academic SUSAN POLOCK - Academic hvrilhl I THOMAS REPIC - Commercial JOHN POPOVICH - General NOREEN SHIELDS - General JOSEPH SENTIPAL - General MARCIA SKRABSKI - Academic JUDIANNE WESCHLER - Commercial 'iw'-rm e 'C M mn-Am LORRAINE THOMAS - Commercial MICHAEL TRBOVICH Academic 19 CALVIN WILDESON - General Pres., M. Trbovichg V. Pres., L. Thomasl Sec., J. Navishl Trcas., L. Nucklcs. The high school years have passed too quickly for the class of '68. Looking back. we remember . . . Our freslnnan year. Our first duty was the election of class officers. We elected Joe Sentipal. prcsidentl Brenda Davis, vice president: Jolm Stefano. secretaryi and Maurine Chadonic, treasurer. This was the year to decide which course would best suit our future career. We could enter into various clubs. athletics, and join the chorus. As sophomores, we elected Joe Sentipal, presidentl Lorraine Thomas, vice president: Jackie Navish. secretaryl and Helen Sestak, treasurer. Some members of our classjoined Junior Achievement and the Green and White Staff. As juniors, now considered upperclassmen, we elected Joe Sentipal, president: Michael Trbovich, vice presidentl Jackie Navish. secretaryg and Lorraine Thomas, treasurer. During the year, we were able to order and receive our class rings. There was much excitement over the Junior-Senior Prom. To guide us through our senior year filled with many tasks. we elected Michael Trbovich, presidentq Lorraine Thomas, vice presidentg Jackie Navish, secretaryg and Larry Nuckles. treasurer. Under the able supervision of Miss Munjas. class advisor. we were ready to assume leadership in school affairs. The senior dance and sale ofChristmas cards improved our financial status. The exchange of pictures and name cards made us realize that our school year was coming to an end. We have established many lasting friendships and gained countless experiences and memories in our high school year. We are grateful for the guidance and instructions we have received from Dr. Beamer. Mrs. Abrams, Mr. Bonacci, Miss Munjas, and members of the faculty. Our thanks and best wishes go to them as well as to the future graduates of E.l'.H.S. 20 . K-' . G Qazn cfjresenfafzon Scnior class prcsidcnt, M, Trbovich, presents chain to junior class prcsidcnt, G. llalvauis. liach year it is traditional lor the senior class president to pass thc school chain on to thc junior class president. The chain represents thc unity and tiricnd- ship ot' our school's alumni. lt is also a syinbol ot' friendship and hopes ol' good fortune. With the graduation ot' each class. a new link is added to the chain. Our class adds the -llnd link. 21 o 'Q n If ml Y' Q Q--.qf1,.---1. - X W of Q 9 2 , V x 9 Q Q A 5' 5. 5 iff mf if W 'sf e,fw.x 9 A M H1 J si Xxx IQ izf'N x 1 4 W f.. a 1 K 1 I i ? i2 NX! Preparing for the role of Seniors with great enthusi- asm, participating in sports, and becoming associated with the various school clubs the Class of '69 is very busy. Among the activities are band, chorus, baslwtball, baseball and volleyball in which almost the whole class has participates in at one time or another. The Annual, Green and White, Students Council, and Red Cross are just some of the clubs in which there are active Junior members. The annual Christmas card sale was the J unior's first project. The profit derived from the sale of these cards was used for the Junior-Senior prom. Mr. Clougherty, the Junior Advisor, encouraged the students, making the sale an overwhelming success. The capable officers of the Junior class helped im- measurably in achieving our final preparations before becoming Seniors at E.P.H.S. 7 5 Pres.AG. I-la1vatzis,Treas.-R. McConnell, Sec.-D. Porter ? ass 0 69 Juniors concentrate on typing assignment. -..,, if 61 .MSS O 770 The Sophomore class officers were very active during the school year. The students eagerly participated in band, chorus, basketball, and Green 8L White. The officers were Charles Cooley, pres., Guillermo Cole, vice pres., William Meighan, sec., and Dolores Tarby, treas. With the help of Mrs. Gustason, class sponsor, the Sopho- Q :W H ' . mores looked forward to many more successful years at , K li.P.H.S. .z e vw -1 W. Mcighan, C. Cooley, G. Colc, D. Tarby QV 'I Ti 53 9 lv K iii args nr SR Sophomore French Club members look over completed Project. 27 -a -..-nw -w 5 K? Ill livvu nn 1 by gi 'UI 31 r rfl' In ,ni an if 2 , nb pm g ul 4 ' I . nf' vu . ., vnv. 'n ,.nuunf,t qs .ll . ll,l. fin ', 4144, at , ,4 ' 51 6 ' 'e.n,n,i,:n.n ' ' ' 'fn' ' 4 4 4 n ,, 4 4,0 ,y ,, ff: u O 7 mists 'qv ,.. fu.-,f u1x1'5',.',+ ,Jr on-if .wgpk .--'H 4... ...W 5--W nn. U-H. ',, nv.. u-Q., 'SN' 1 0 f' -n nu ' -v 'A' F2121-Hi 4.2 iw ga- am.: ' X fqyau ,Az -,. Q 1 ' ....-,..:: K1 , zll Hn-,fy nsn 1- -...ff 5 , . l P. 14 4:1 ' ' 'v uv ' 1 ' 'I' - f , i 1: , s' uf f o ,,oo, X Q VNS Q9 -45 Qfzaxs 0 771 The freshman class of '71 have just begun their active school life at E.P.H.S. Through the guidance of Miss Rose- mary Brennan, they have achieved a successful Freshman year and plan to have many more of their ideas achieved, throughout their remaining high school career. The officers are Ranee Wildeson, pres., Thomas Barclay, vice pres., Janet Popovich, sec., and Raymond Thomas, treas. These class officers helped to accomplish many of their ideas. With many of their class members involved in the school's activities, they were well recognized and repre- sented at East Pittsburgh High School. 1- 1' Q .xr T. Barclay, R. Wildeson, J. Popovich, R. Thomas Yr 6 'T' . KSA '10 S if . 2 1 nb go r si f .QV 5535. ' f nA , Lu. HW. its E. Reed and C. George working on Visual Aid. 29 Szyffg glad Q ROW l: J. Atkins, D. Devine, A. Witkowski, J. Nucklcs. C. Gregg, C. Daniels. ROW 2: S. Hamilton, D. Philips, C. lfricz, R. Mc- Cuc. J. Mutcclicn, Wudkowski, L. George. ROW 3: D. Stewart, B. Mancc, R. Meighun, M. Tomo. D. Ncsc. H. Miller. J Prcisacli. T. Wesclilcr. ROW 4: S. Beltz, N. Baker. T. Henlinc, M. Macesich, D. Novak, V. Ludinicli. ll. Novak. eoenff gfaog ROW lzti. Wilson, A. Kunklc, T. Millcr,T. Vusudorc. B.Juquette. ROW 2: J. lflutnyun, R. Caldurclli,C. Hellas. L. Sccsc, M. Marko. J. llumilton. ROW 3: D. Miller, D. Cluimbcrs, D. Cliambcrs. K. Henlinc, C. Molick. ROW 4: D. Baccari. P, Mulich. R. Lcwaindow- ski. M. Louis. D. lluyden, D. Burcll. X x Junior girls help select pictures for the Annual. Ulgdf CSCQIQQS 72719 guzyf S050 of Cole - J anitors' aids Bottoms u Miss Whitman in Andy snaps a c d d 1 A M 1 a L.. M. Trbovich, M. Navish, D. Milko, T. Repic. This year's Student Council, supervised by Mr. Coyne, elected these officers: Thomas RepicfPresident, Marilyn Navish- eVice Presi- dent, Donna MilkofSecretary, and Michael TrbovichfTreasurer. The Student Council sponsored a dance at the V.F.W. among other activities. These included making decorations for the school, students' regulations, and election of May King and Queen. QS fu0Q12f C30 an CI. SITTING: D. Hutyan, J. Popovich, M. B. Tomo, M. Marko, L. Ocel, A. Witkowski, C. Hunnell. STANDING: J. Hamilton, Mr Coyne, C. Coo1cy,G.Colc, D. Lombardo, G. Halvatzis, M. A. Stone, D. Borkowski, D. Pillar. tliillll llll ga '34 SITTING: S. Hamilton, L. Hinkelman, Miss O'Connors, S. Wadkowski. STANDING: C. Kresik, S. Polock, D. Pillar D Porter V Vargo, D. Hutnyan, J. Popovich, G. Balock, .I. Preisach. 11151411 C126 I A group of students from grades 9-12 under the direction of Miss Nancy O'Connor have devoted much of their time in helping other students this year. As library assistants, they must maintain a B average in their subjects, take an interest in people, be co-operative, and have a high citizenship rating. 'Y r Ni- 'r ' '9-' ,. ., ,W X . . E215 ij. .D WI? AH: , 'E 5 in 2 ' ' A 05. 5 . , I ',,i5,l . F,-h' .gs ,fb . 5 4 Ii J ' n 37 Looking for what 7 'I 'Z The crystal staff was composed of nine students who worked hard to reach the dead line. With the experienced help of Michael Trbovich, the editor, and Mrs. Helen Morgan, the advisor, the staff of the '68 Crystal maintained an efficient pace of work. '45 Mike and Lorraine complete tinal page. 3 f f SITTING: L. Thomas, Mrs. I-I. Morgan, Advisor, M. Trbovich, Editor, M. Planiczki, STANDING: J. Popovich, M. Shiner, D. Welsh L. Hinkelman, T. Repic, D. Milko. 38 The Green 8a White staff has worked hard to improve our school newspaper. The twenty-one in- dustrious members have tried to make the issues interesting and informative. Assisted by Miss Helen Brennan, the staff suc- ceeded in bringing up-to-date news to the students. GEIQCL-4' Nancy and Donna proofread latest edition. 5 QQ Z 148612 I Q SITTING: Della Welsh, Miss H. Brennan, Advisor, Nancy Geyer, Editor, D. Milko, Asst. Editor, K. Tracey, D. Nese. STANDING J. Navish, J. Grabowski, M. Chadonic, M. Stone, C. Fischer, M. Trbovich, D. Pillar, B. Price, M. Sent.ipa1,G. Halvatzis, K. Manion D. Halvatzis, B. Campbell, W. Wadkowski, C. Kresik. 39 1ST ROWHD. Nese, D. George. J. Weschler, C. Weschler, L. Hinkleman. ZND ROW J. Navish. M. Shiner, P. Hynes, K. Carrigun. D Pillar, M. Chadonic, M. Planiczki. 3RD ROW' G. Cole, P. Miller, T. Groark. R. McConnel, T. Lewandowski, J. Birchall. 11121614 We 1'eUeme12f J. A. offers unlimited opportunities for leadership and training and experience and scholarshipsg but most impor- tant. an opportunity to get a first-hand look at the American Competitive Free Enterprise System by actually par- ticipating in it. Many of the students from the 10th grade through 12th grade attend J. A. in the Turtle Creek Valley Chapter sponsored by the Westinghouse. L ff IQ, we X K w IST ROW P. Taylor, P. Reed, M. Sentipal, K. Tracey, M. Mclfccly, M. Navish. ZND ROW-K. Manion, C. Fischer, D. Tarby, J. Grubowski, M. Skrabski. 3RD ROW-B. Taylor, A. Bordogna, J. Authur, M. Stone, R. Blotzcr, G. Kerr. Mean Moe is excited by J. A. work. Maurine points out company's progress to Jackie and Linda dl? ecfefarz' aww We Cepfzbnzsfs STANDING: Thomas Repic. ROW 1: L. Thomas. M. Navish. J. Navish. ROW 2: J. Jacquette, C. Kresik, J. Lazuros. ROW 3: B. Campbell, J. Weschlcr. - - X ii -i' ROW 1: J. Weschler, P. Taylor, G. Halvatzis, T. Repic. J. Authur, K.Tracey, M. Nuvish. ROW 2: J. Boden, V. Cochrane, ley. ROW 3: D. Welsh, N. Shields, J. Jacquettc, J. Navish. B. Campbell. M. G. Mclfecly. J. Moses. ROW 4: C. Krcsik. K L. Thomas. M. Shiner. S. George, F. Morenzi. ROW 5: R. McConnell, B. Price. M. Henline, M. Skrabski, M. Planiczki, J. Lazaros. 42 M. Beau . Cnrrigun D. Pillar 'Q . X x L L Q ,. 'L L i XL N , , , K K- J' .. G. Powell, G. Halvatzis, J. Arthur, M. Navish, L. Thomas, M. G, Mclfeely, Mr. Mihalco. QFIOKJQZJS Cfjofzcafzbn Mr. Mihalco points out basic engine parts. pf Ag, - .5 F Ms' - ROW I: C. Cooley, .I. Hamilton, C. Gregg, C. Moliek, D. Ludwiek, C. Crouse. ROW 2: Miss MeGIasIian. V. Vargo J Pruixuck. NIA. Pluniuzki. .l. Cirubowwki. ROW 3: M. Chundonie. S. Polock. J. Drabie. If. Cole, T. Repie. S. Lutsko. 11121614 ,7?e0f CZFOSJ' SITTING: C. Weschler. S. Shields. S. Kennedy. STANDING: Miss Mellluslizin. P. Reed. D. Borkmx ski, D. Sutek. M. A. Stone. c' - 20029 . ,Uf1S'II?y 44 Students practice care et' patient I f f' - . .. I. Af, Y . Ax . I r A V ' 1 327 . VI I -5 .QILII :GI . yi 49,4 ' f jf. x ' ,i II x IJ i X ren C6 C116 SITTING: C. Fischer, D. George, D. Ncsc, J. Payne. STANDING: C. Hunncl, M. Kresik, G. Vargo, D. Tarby, K. Manion, C. Fischer, P. Hynes. J, Recd, M. Hynes. J. Lazuros, L. Thomas, J. Navish, M. Navish, J. Jaqucttc. 9121014 C 361411911122 as CMM M ff! 5 E 5. Mr. Ziclinski comes to the rescue! o K., I2 ffzd tjffs T. Groark adjusts metal lathe. X J. Stefano begins new project. 1 J a 3' 3 gn 1ST ROW - J. Jaquette, L. Thomas, G. Naugle, S. Shields, L. Hinkleman, C. Weschler, M. Sentipal, K. Manion. 2ND ROW - V. Vargo, D. George, S. George, P. Reed, N. Geyer, N. Shields, J. Navish. 3RD ROW - C. Fisher, M. Chadonic, S. Polock, J. Lazaros, B. Price, M. Krcsik, 4TH ROW - R. Stewart, G. Kerr, J Popovich, R. Friez, G. Powell, J. Birchall Cjasf jgrlffsguryf Qgcfoof 63501715 Our chorus is one of the school's most popular activities. Membership, which is determined by tryouts held at the beginning ofeach year, has steadily increased. Our chorus gains recognition throughout the valley by singing at school assemblies, Christmas caroling at the East Pittsburgh branch ofthe Mellon Bank, and performing for organizations such as the V.F.W. Under the direction of Mr. Walter Niedziela, the chorus has become a familiar sight in its green and white robes appearing at many important school functions. 48 1ST ROW - D. Milko, M. Navish, D. Sutek, C. Crouse, J. Weschler, K. Tracey, M. G. McFeely, C. Hunnell. 2ND ROW - A. Drish, K. Carrigzm, M. Skrabski, P. Heinz, S. Kennedy, M. A. Planiczki, B. Campbell, D. Welsh, M. Shiner. 3RD ROW - D. Tarby, C. Lewandow- ski, D. Borkowski, M. A. Stone, J. Grabowski, D. Porter, R. Washko. 4TH ROW - D. Pillar, M. Henline, B. Davis, D. Henline, G. Hal- vatzis, D. Porter, B. Whitney, P. Miller, R. Browning 2 ROW l: P. Mailiclr, T. Barclay, B. Whitney, J. Popovich, P. Antolik, G. Balok, D. Devine. ROW 2: C. Fricz. T. Vustadorc, J. llamilton. C Gregg. S. lluinilton, M. Marko. C. Daniels, D. Baccarru. K. Manion, C. Fischer. ROW 3: C. Fischer, J. Weschlcr, R. McCue. C. George, D Gcorgc. C Cooley, C. Molick, M. B. Tomo, R. Lewandowski. J. Prcisach. ROW 4: M. Lovis, M. Henlinc, M. Ciarollu. D. Novak, T. llcn line. D. Milko.V. Vurgo. R. Wildcson. ROW 5: Mr. Nicdziela. M. A. Stone, D. Hcnline, G. Halvatzis. R. Wildeson, R. Blotzcr. D. llulvntzcs KNEICLING: D. Hutnyan, C. Kowinski. STANDING: S. Kennedy, L. Ocel. N CSC500f gan Wqbreffes f' N35 . A ,,a. ,s C' x 3. es s fcQ,......d . , KN- ROW l: K. Currigang M. A. Planiczki, headg M. Sentipal. ROW 2: D. Tarby: A. Drish. ROW 3: C. Weschler: J. Popovich: B Price A new systern was tried this year for the selection of majorcttes, twirlers and cheerleaders. Instead ofthe traditional try outs before the entire student body. con- testants showed oft' their skills before a panel of 6 judges. The judges were: Miss Diana Munjas, principalg Mr. Walter Niedziela, music instructorgMary Anne Plan- iczki. head rnajoretteg Lorraine Thomas, head cheer- lcader1Tom Repic, Student Council Presidentg and Miss Betty Brown, girls Physical Education teacher. M. A. Planiczki, Head Majorettc ROW 1: K. Carrigan, D. George, J. Grabowski, L. Thomas, D. Welsh, J. Navish. ROW 2: D. Pillar. C. Fischer, M. A. Planiczki. Go Shams! law jjep cm The members of the Pep Club with Miss Betty Brown as advisor, try to plan activities that will boost school spirit. They inspire enthusiasm through pep rallies in which they lead the students in cheering by performing skits, introducing the team, and introducing the majorettes and cheer- leaders. 52 I IRST ROW: Mr. Mihulco. J. Drubic, R. Gcycr. D. Ilunncll. G. Cole. D. Iialvatzis. C. Cooley. SECOND ROW: D. Porter. T. Rcpic. L. Nuckcls, Mr. Ziclinski. THIRD ROW: R. Wildcrson. M. Ruanc, Ii. Nash. G. Ilulvutzis, J. Popovich, W. Wudkowski. I-'OURTH ROW: R. Conrad, If. Ifrccmun. M. Trbovich, G. Kerr. R. Stcwurt, D. Iienlinc. GFSIQ 5 7f5fQf1C 30 U12 CI' SITTING: Mr. A. Mihulco. Miss J. Brown, Mr. V. Ziclinski. STANDING: Mr. L. Panyon, Mr. W. Nicd- ziclu. 53 STANDINCQ: M. Shiner. D. Brokowski, M. Henlinc, C. Crouse. KNEELING: J. Navish. L. Hinklcman. M. Navish, L. Thomas wwf A wif A 'Ai ...I ' fff , AA Wffyf f .1 K t Yrs .3 'rl ' N'm!!fjj,f 1 K-r XC, f N am .v...,,..,.,, L. Thomas, hcud ..,.,.,.-................ ....4nn- 3,5 f N 539 S arszg um! J. Navish Q7 71 G,5QQfkdOQf1S' KNEIQLING: V. Vargo, R. Wildcson, C. Hunncll. STANDING: S. Shields. 55 Ki Q ' K x X -fvii. 1 N1ii.3.ii 3 lily s 5 3 2 ' 1 fg?:'fii 3?Z,.i- ,a.i.ZigE X 'FUNK sg 3 2 EUBEV 5' 0' WVR Q Li. Poxicll liuuds lor thc top of pug board. Boys practice on chinning bar. AA. ici ' i -.s' 5 x, . pfyslba 7 CO fA1caf1b12 I i, ,i :. i l if f vor Porter brothers demonstrate boxing skills. 58 Juniors work out on punching bags Tfzfaf i Farf J !,CIl'l'It'll C1122 Girls show precision in knee bends. L. Hinklcman somcrsaults while others look on. 59 V. Vargo demonstrates high jumping skill Wad! i-4.i'l 'P Y L f ,,.,f' ,Q-f Z' I ,, ' K ,. K ,W X i W, Wg , ' , i f-MH M.,- ,,,, W- ,, -J.. , 1 i ' , -- W anemia. l Wa an M3 3:-W f'jgj '1 T.,- ami-ni-Hngv-Jgg 'E2' 'e-ww W 1 , . H, ' 7 V ,i,i..aWL,,g,T U I K 2,9-' W 1 M i if . G .Wm ' j Q -A WW 'm K, K . f , '- A E ' : 3 f',Q,,V flwf 5' 1 5. V f x A- , 5g,iia,,,,t,.mg, -app jd? . Q-LJ' W ' 5 A a p V4 Zia 'A Lp,,T ' My W W 1 i Q 7Qf17 i + f ,- ': , 5' ,f '1 . -' - ' e . H W-H . an 1 , 'K p a 1:43911 4? 7 i if : X M1 A W ' p Q W -E , i lp ii Q m - . 5 'I' 4' , 4 H . . ing., p - l W - , gf-- . f J '. .19 M N if ' le '5 H V : fQ,- , 'Vi X , ' 32 W ' 'S' . . ' J ' m A 4' 1 A - Q-'iff 'Pa Qi ' . l '26 A iiiijg- , , 1 K V i ,, 5 . V WV fwtgk 'l ' l ' X V A - fwg,g'L.,...g,g Q 1 I -f i l i l Q77 111'-fil A 1 ij, 4 pi -K L: jg A . - , 11 1 f W ' 32 f' Q V ' 4 . Boys prepare to dive. Water basketball is popular pastime in swimming class. S. Latsko hits thc water will , 'f4r -4 WF wr! 3 Wx 35. A 5' , i :ggi R VZV- fi i? W'f2uvg,z h 3,1 Girls perform swimming skills. M. Ciarolla concentrates on dive. . 1 X - 5 .. YM., ws., W1 2l,r..r f ' M-+N...s f' f . I 1 61 sinus-W ' f Girls await the Go signal. .- sn A i UV, ,,. -.L ,... 1 1114.-Y 3 5 l l ii D. Porter: T. Rcpic: J. Popovich: G. Kerr: R. Stewart: M. Trbovich: F. Freeman: D. Hunncll: G. HLllVZ1tZiS1CUi:lCh.A. Mihulco wi im Danny Hunnell Mike Trbovich John Popovich Tom Repic KNIZICLING: C. Coolcy, R. Thomas. P. Antolik, G. Cole, B. Geyer, D. Halvatzis, J. Drabik. STANDING: Coach V, Zielinski, R Wildcson, li. Nash, D. llcnlinc, B. Wudkowski, R. Vunicl. T. Barclay. 63 . T. Ri-pic scores on fast break. AXW5' if Couch Mihulco wizcs up situation during time out. 3. 1 ash 2 M, Shams fight for position. ig . ' fu. 64 R. Stcxxurt guts wut X S ll M. 'I' rbovich hustlcs for loosc ball. D. llunncll drives on opponent M. Ruunc. Timckccpcr, R. Conrad, Score Keeper, L. Nucklcs, Manager G. llalvutzis tries hook shot. 65 - In x , 'i RQ fa 5 H ,. X f . fa Q eeee ' f X 1 - ,V Ku... my Q l-.iv . -1' ' l1g J Y f - L15 . 2 1 ' 47 ROW 1: D. Cole, D. Halvatzis, G. Cole, G. Powell, R. Porter, C. Cooley, T. Repic. ROW 2: M. Ruane, G. Halvatzis, R. Wildeson, D. Hunnell, W. Wadkowski, G. Kerr, R. Stewart. BASEBALL COACHES: Mr. Zielinski and head coach, Mr. Mihalco. T0m Repic - Shortstop - ,Q...i,......,,,g.- .5 2 19667 41 fa . L l 'T . 1 I --gm... WG' 'vllmvuwwpg A -'liken-m.,,,T,, S-....,....,,,,,T .I M-a,M,a.awx.. .fl -........ ...L....i. Q 0 i Y. ...4.. h Q, -...,,..,, I -.L....,,,.. T- 3, in . I - ui .. .vwwywqwmwrw hmmwmwv, W ,,,,. . . .... M.. ,VM--U---ww A M 1 A + .W T 1 I 1 I I W - -M N Z 'EW ,,,,,,.-.M.. L . L ,,,,,,,.,.-......., . W A g W A MA Q f,..,,.M wha 1 4. Q - A W W W. Q q --' -2 V W, W W Q . r ..L..L.,.-... A ' ,....M...M.w. M-mf .xg ' T '. BASEBALL MANAGERS: L. Nuckels, A. Witkowski Dan Hunnell - Second Base Mr. Mihalco instructs battery for fust game. -Q.. 19 65 ,QC Y fo OU 1491229122 QI . ii X thc home iw . the day Santa Claus visited E.P.H.S.? Decorating the auditorium for Christmas? -f. X pp Q Q bf 2. ' .-, ,Q f N 'QQT' : X ly W: -:' I W If an 1 6 1, CSXUGQI21' gn ex A Antolik, Paul 28, 50, 63 Arthur, Jolm 24, 41, 42, 43 Atkins, Judy 30 B Baccari, David 30, 50 Baker, Nancy 30 Balok, Gary 28, 37, 50 Barcly, James 24, 29 Barclay, Thomas 28, 50, 63 Begey, Raymond 12 Bellas, Cynthia 30 Beltz, Susan 30 Berklich, Michael 26 Beuley, Mary Grace 24, 42 Birchall, James 26, 40, 48 Birchall, Mary I. 28l Birchall, Peggy 28 Blotzer, Ronald 26, 41 , 50 Boden, Judith 24, 42 Boden, William 28 Bordogna, Angelo 26, 41 Borkowski, Debra 26, 36, 44, 49, 54 Browning, Robert 12, 30, 49 Burtell, Delinda 30 C Caldabelli, Robert 30 Campbell, Beverly 12, 39, 42, 49 Carrigan, Kathleen 24, 25, 40, 42, 49, 51 Chadonic, Maurine 12, 39, 40, 44, 48 Chambers, Diane 30 Chambers, Donna 30 Ciarolla, Maureen 28, 61 Cochrane, Virginia 24, 42 Cole, David 24, 30, 66 Cole, Frank 28, 44 Cole, Guillermo 26, 36, 40, 53, 63, 66 Cole, Paul 13 Conrad, Roy 53 Cooley, Charles 26, 27, 36, 44, 50, 53, 63,66 Crouse, Charlene 24, 44, 49, 54 D Daniels, Carol 30, 50 Da vis, Brenda 13, 49 Devine, Deborah 30, 50 Dobransky, Ronald 13 Drabik, John 26, 44, 53,63 Drish, Arlene 49, Sl F Filus, Robert 26 Fischer, Carole 28, 45, 48, 50 Fischer, Cecelia 25, 26, 39, 41 , 45, 50 Freeman, Frank 26, 53, 62 Friez, Cheryl 30, 50 Friez, Richard 26, 48 Furby, Bemard 24 G Gamrat, Richard 24 George, Chris 28, 29, 50 George, Donna 25, 26, 45, 48, 50 George, Lawrence 30 George, Sharon 13, 42, 48 Geric, Patrick 24 Geyer, Nancy 14, 39, 48 Geyer, Robert 26, 53, 63 Grabowski, Janice 14, 25, 39, 41 , Graham, Glenn Grasha, Joe 14 Gregg, Carlene 30, 44, 50 Groark, Thomas 14, 40, 46 H Halvalzis, Danny 39, 50, 53, 63 Halvalzis, Gregory 20, 24, 25, 26, 50, 53, 62, 65, 66, 67 Hamilton, James 30, 36, 44, 50 Hamilton, Sloan 37, 50 Hayden, Daniel 3 Henline, Dennis 26, 49, 50, 53, 63 Heline, Kim 30 Henline, Michele 24, 42, 49, 54 Heline, Renee 24 44,49 36, 39, 42,4 Qsfuogfzf yn ex Henline, Thelma 30, 50 Hensell, William 28 Hensell, Virginia 28 Hinkelman, Gary 26 Henkelman, Linda 24, 37, 38, 40, 48, Hunnell, Charlene 26, 36, 45, 49, 55 Hunnell, Daniel 15, 53, 62, 65, 66, 67 Hunnell, Kathleen 28 Hutnyan, Deborah 28, 36, 37, 50 Hutnyan, John 30 Hynes, Mary 28, 45 Hynes, Patricia 26, 40, 45, 49 I Ilgenfritz, Robert 24 J Jaquette, Beverly 30 Jaquette, Jacqueline 15 , 42, 45, 48 J aquette, William 28 Jessup, Patricia 28 K Kelly, William 24 Kennedy, Sandra 26, 44, 49, 50 Kerr, Grant 24, 41 , 48, 53, 66 Kinsey, Russell 28 Klaus, Frederick 28 Klepach, Mark 28 Kotik, Valerie 28 Kotlar, Mary B. 28 Kowinski, Carol 28, 50 Kresik, Carole 15, 37, 39, 42 Kresik, Mary E. 26, 45, 48 Kinkle, Allan 30 L Latsko, Steven 24, 44, 60 Lazaros, Joanne 15, 42, 45, 48 Lewandowski, Caroline 16, 49 Lewandowski, Regina 30 Lewandowski, Thomas 24, 40 Lombardo, David 28, 36 54,59 Lovis, Michael 30 Ludinich, Vincent Ludwig, Darlene 28, 44 M Macesich, Milo 30 Malich, Peter 30, 50 Mance, Betty 30 Manion, Kathleen 26, 39, 41 , 45, 48, 50 Matechen, John 30 Marko, Marian 30, 36, 50 McConnell, Roberta 24, 25, 40, 42 McCue, Rose M. 30, 50 McFeeley, Mary G. 24, 40, 42, 43, 49 McFeeley, Robert 28 McGuiggan, Kathleen 28 McGuire, Terrence 26 Meighan, Rudolph 30 Meighan, William 26, 27 Milko, Donna 24, 36, 38, 39, 50, 49 Miller, Dennis 30 Miller, Harry 30 Miller, Patrick 24, 40, 49 Miller, Theresa 30 Minydzak, Michael 24 Molick, Charla 30, 44, 50 Morenzi, Francenette 16, 42 Moses, June 24,42 N Nash, Edward 24, 53, 63 Naugle, Gail 16, 48 Naugle, John Navish, Jacqueline 16, 20, 25, 39, 40, 42, 45, 48, 54 55 Navish, Margaret 24, 41, 43 Navish, Marilyn 17, 36, 42, 45, 49, 54 Nese, David Nese, Donna 26, 39, 40, 45 Novak, Donna 30 Novak, Helen 30 Nuckels, Joyce 30 Nuckels, Lawerence 17, 20, 53, 65, 67 O Ocel, Laura 28, 36, 50 P Payne, Judith 28, 45 Phillips, Debroah 30 CSIQJQQJQI' Pillar, Dorothy 24, 25, 36, 37, 39, 40, 42, 49 Pintar, Bernard 24 Planiczki, Mary A. 17, 25, 38, 40, 42, 44, 49, 51 Planiczki, Thomas 28 Polock, Susan 17, 37, 44, 48 Popovich, Janet 28, 29, 37, 51 Popovich, John 18, 36, 38,48, 50, 53, 62, 63 Porter, Donald 24, 49, 53, 58, 62 Porter, Donna 24, 25, 37, 49 Porter, Ronald 24, 58, 66 Powell, Gregory 24, 43, 48, 55, 66 Powell, Margaret 28 Preisach, James 30, 37, 44 Price, Barbara 24, 39, 42, 51, 48 R Reed, James 24, 45 Reed, Edward 28, 29 Reed, Patricia 26, 41, 44, 48 Repic, Thomas 18, 36, 38, 42, 44, Ruane, Martin 24, 53, 66 S Sentipal, Marie 24, 39, 41, 48, 51 Sentipal, Joseph 18 Sese, Linda 30 Shields, Noreen 18, 42, 48 Shields, Susan 26, 44, 48, 55 Shiner, Marian 24, 38, 40, 42, 49, 54 Simon, Martin 24 Skrabski, Marcia 19, 40, 42, 49 Stefano, John 46 Stewart, Darrell 30 53, 62, 64, 66 72 ZQUQX Stewart, Deljean 28 Stewart, Rodney 24, 48, 53, 62, 64, 66 Stone, Mary A. 26, 36, 39, 41, 44, 49 50 Strathearn, Kathleen 28 Sutek, Doris 26, 44, 49 T Tarby,Do1ores 26, 27, 41, 45, 49, 51 Taylor, Dennis 28 Taylor, Mary A. 28 Taylor, Patricia 24, 41, 42 Taylor, Robert 26, 41 Thomas, Lorraine 19, 20, 25, 38, 42, 43 45 48 54 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