Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

NINETEEN SIXTY TWO JAYHAWK IEANNETTE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA 2 Dear Student Body of J. S. H. S., Throughout the school year, our staff has worked hard to compile a yearbook each one of you will enjoy and treasure as a memento of this school term. Even as each of us entered the door last August, we will now close that door behind us, and lock in a year of our lives. Under the guidance of parents and teachers, many personal goals were proudly accomplished. Yet we have spent many moments together as one student body; and each time we stood to sing our “Alma Mater,” there was a feeling of unity and companionship. Together we shared our classes and learned the importance of a good education. Our activities have taught us, together, the value of social life. And so, Student Body, we thank you; for without your vivacious and energetic personalities, we could never have presented a yearbook that contains so many nostalgic memories of a wonderful year. Yours sincerely, The 1962 “Jayhawk” Staff FOREWORD CONTENTS £ People ADMINISTRATION 6 FACULTY 10 SENIORS 19 JUNIORS 50 SOPHOMORES 54 Activities BAND 62 PUBLICATIONS 64 CLUBS 68 HONOR GROUPS 82 MUSIC 88 Athletics . FOOTBALL 92 BASKETBALL 95 CHEERLEADERS 98 WRESTLING 99 SPRING SPORTS 100 3 PEOPLE Everyone goes to school to strive for his goal. Since the pupils in our school are individuals, their interests are varied. J. S. H. S. offers a well-rounded academic course for those college bound students. We are known for our excellent secretaries, beauticians, homemakers and shop boys. With this, we feel certain that the people of J. S. H. S. will become the outstanding citizens of our community. PEOPLE Superintendent HENRY W. PHARAOH — Indiana State College, B. S.; University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. ADMINISTRATION Our administration presented goals Mr. S. Kurpieski, Mrs. M. Michaux - Secretary, Mr. W. Wasnesky - President, Mr. R. Cataldo, Mr. J. Gibson, Mr. J. Means, Mr. H. Pharaoh, Mr. D. DelVitto, Mr. E. Sorber - Solicitor, Mr. M. Spina Here are pictured some of the most civic minded citizens who have given up much of their time to go over the many problems that face the Jeannette School System. We are responsible to them for our high standard, beautiful Senior High. The Class of ’62 say “Thank You” for your interest and work in giving us all the opportunities of a modern Senior High School. Principal FRANCIS W. MATIKA Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh, B. S.; University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed.; National Science Foundation Fellowship, Allegheny College. which we sought to obtain. VOCATIONAL DIRECTORS MR. PAUL J. HATCH k MR. FRANCIS W. MATIKA PAUL JOSEPH HATCH B. S. in Ed. — Teachers College, Oswego, New York, M. Ed. — University of Pittsburgh, Director of Industrial Arts, Vocational, and Adult Education for Hempfield Area School District and School District of the City of Jeannette. WILBUR E. SHAUL B. S. California State College California, Pa., M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Pa., Mechanical Drawing, Assistant in the Vocational Department. MR. WILBUR E. SHAUL OFFICE STAFF Comprising the office staff of Jeannette Senior High School are two very efficient secretaries. These two secretaries are Mrs. Margaret M. Novak and Miss Gladys Zlebacic. Included in their days work are: typing transcripts, making up attendance slips, filling out general office forms, writing out detention slips and many other jobs too numerous to mention. They are well liked by all the students for their friendly and helpful attitude. MARGARET NOVAK GLADYS ZLEBACIC Come on now . . . What’s the joke? MR. MATIKA EVIE MATESIC GUIDANCE Everything seems to be all right. Our counselors showed us and guided Leaving to us the us to the doors of opportunity . . . . responsibility of opening the right one. THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Under the very capable supervision of Miss Elsie Fontanella, our guidance director, and Mr. James Sacriponte, our counselor, we, the students of Jeannette Senior High School have expert counseling about our future endeavors. This includes going on to further education and in some cases they do their utmost to help students find jobs upon graduation. They are available at any time for counseling. This is one of the most needed departments in the school. From the halls of JSHS ... Do you see where I mean? THOMAS ALFRED M. MARKLEY HARRY N. WILLIAM H. ABRAHAM AMANN BARNES BASOM BAUGHMAN Inspired us to learn 10 FACULTY What have we here? That’s life ! RAYMOND CARL LEO HUGH AUGUSTUS CARL D. ERLA R. BRONZIE CHEKANSKI D’AMATO DAVIS DOUBLE Guided us to success 11 M. GENEVIEVE DUNCAN HELMA BEATRICE HANSEN HARRY J. LANG ELSIE V. FONTANELLA LEROY HOGG JOHN M. LODZSUN BERTA MARIE FRY FLORENCE HUMES ALDA McMASTER FACULTY 12 Mr. Pohle, Miss Goodman, Mr. Lentz Miss Hunter, Mr. Yagodzinski, Mr. Cantola, Mr. Kline STUDENT TEACHERS ROBERT STROUP REGIS RONALD BESS L. WILLIAMS URINSCO JOSEPH H. ROBINO REBECCA SHEERER JAMES SACRIPONTE EARLE A. STINEBISER Instilled in us a sense of values MRS. NORMA F. WOLFE MARGARET NOVAK GLADYS ZLEBACIC Mr. Lamolinara, Mr. Brewer, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Mautino, Mr. Catalano, Mrs. Compton MAINTENANCE Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Loreto, Mrs. Divida, Mrs. Tocco CAFETERIA FACULTY THOMAS ABRAHAM Visual education and stage crew, Indiana State College — B.S., University of Pittsburgh— M.A., Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial English ALFRED M. AMANN Assistant football coach, Hunting and Fishing Club adv., University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M Ed., General Business, Bookkeeping I, II MARKLEY BARNES Director of Athletics, Braddus College, University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M.Ed., American and World History HARRY N. BASOM Alpha Hi-Y adv., Albright College—A.B., University of Pittsburgh—M.A., U. S. History, World History WILLIAM H. BAUGHMAN Football coach, Varsity Club adv., University of Alabama. B.S., M.A., Biology RAYMOND CARL BRONZIE Wrestling coach, Weight Lifting Club adv., Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S., General Math, Biology LEO CHEKANSKI Stage Crew assistant, University of Pittsburgh, Electric Shop HUGH AUGUSTUS D’AMATO Priestly Science Club adv., University of W. Virginia — B.A. University of Pittsburgh — M. Ed., Carnegie Institute of Technology, State University College of Education — Oneonto, N. Y., Chemistry CARL D. DAVIS Basketball coach, Boys’ Sports Club adv., Tarkio College, B.A., Physical Education, Health ERLA R. DOUBLE Sophomore class sponsor. University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M. Ed., Algebra I, II, General Mathematics II M. GENEVIEVE DUNCAN Beta Tri Hi-Y adv., University of Pittsburgh, B.A., Master in Letters, College English III, General English III ELSIE V. FONTANELLA Guidance Director, Classical Club adv., Seton Hill — B.A., University of Pittsburgh — M. Lit.. Columbia University, Du-quesne University, Latin I, II III, IV BERTA MARIE FRY Junior class sponsor, Rembrandt Club adv., University of Pittsburgh — A.B., Seton Hill, Mercyhurst, Art Institute of Chicago, University of Wisconsin, Art WILLIS P. GILKEY Photography Club adv., University of Pittsburgh, Masters Equivalent in Voc Ed., Pattern Making HELMA BEATRICE HANSEN Mu Alpha Theta adv., University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M. Lit., Geometry, Advanced Senior Math 16 Oh, hurt! This machine age! CHARLES R. HURSH, JR. PHYLLIS E. PODVIA FACULTY EARLE A. STINEBISER University of Pittsburgh, B.B.A (General), Assistant basketball coach and Travel Club, World History HARRY J. LANG University of Pittsburgh, Advisor Micrometer Club, Machine Shop JOHN M. LODZSUN B. S. in education, major-public school music, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa., graduate work — Pitt, Penn State, Temple University, band, orchestra chorus, dance band, Music Club sponsor ALDA McMASTER Bachelor of Science, Indiana State College, Library Club Advisor, Librarian LUCILLE M. OWENS (MRS. JAMES E.) B. S., Master of Education (Commercial Education) Both degrees from the University of Pittsburgh, Advisor senior class and Future Teachers of America, Shorthand I, Shorthand II Office Practice, Office Machines University of Pittsburgh, University of Maryland, Advisor Charm Club, Cosmetology NICHOLAS M. PRIOLO B. Ed. Duquesne University, M Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Coach of Cheerleaders and Auto Club Advisor, Physics MICHAEL A. RIEHL B. S. St. Vincent College, University of Pittsburgh, Student Council Advisor, Typewriting I and II, Personal Typing JOSEPH H. ROBINO B. S. St. Vincent College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh, Freshmen Basketball Coach, Problems of Democracy JAMES SACRIPONTE B. S. in Education at California State College, Guidance Counselor, Math, English, Guidance Counselor REBECCA SHEERER R. N. Westmoreland Hospital School of Nursing, B. S. Teachers College, Columbia University, Advisor Future Girls in White, School nurse and Supervisor of the Health Program B. S. — University of Pittsburgh, NDFA French Institute — Penn State University. French Club and School Newspaper Sponsor, French I, II, and Journalism ROBERT STROUP B. S. Bloomsburg S. T. C., Sp. Ed. REGIS RONALD URINSCO California State College, California, Pa. — B. S. degree in Education, Travel Club Advisor, Industrial Arts BESS L. WILLIAMS Smith College — University of Pittsburgh A. B., University of Pittsburgh M. Ed., University Southern California, London General English IV, College English IV MRS. NORMA F. WOLFE Bachelor of Science, Indiana State College, Indiana, Penna., Dietitian Taking it easy! DORIS L. PATCH B. S. Seton Hill College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh, Future Homemakers of America Advisor, Home Economics II, III and IV C. W. PATTERSON University of Pittsburgh A. B M. Education, Yearbook Advisor, English II 17 Senior Class Officers Treasurer - Francis Geiger, Vice President - Don Wassel, President - George Dobrinick, Secretary - Glenna Storey SENIOR STORY In September 1959 we the Class of ’62 entered the newly completed Jeannette Senior High School. We were proud of being the first class to complete three years in the new building. This, however, marked our second year as greenies! After electing Jack Marnoni president of our class, we planned for a busy year. The high point of our freshman year having been Rose Fontana’s receiving the Reign Dear queen crown, we were especially happy to congratulate our new queen, Shirley Crescenzo. Plane geometry, typing, clubs, and try-outs occupied so much of our time that we hardly realized we would soon be upper-classmen. Football took on a new importance with many of our boys on the field with Pauline, Janie, Diane, Barb and Jack leading cheers. The cafeteria was really transformed into an Ice Palace for our junior party. Soon we received class-rings which guaranteed our belonging in JSHS. Once again our class retained the crown as Polly Ferree was chosen for the honor of Reign Dear Queen. Few of us realized while planning for our first Prom that another year was quickly drawing to a close and that we would soon re-enter JSHS as seniors. We shall always remember the thrill of student council president’s, George Dobrinick, saying at the close of assembly, “Sophomores and juniors please remain seated while seniors leave”. Somehow the alma mater gained added significance as our majorettes, led by Babs and Judi, concluded each half-time show at the football games. School spirit soared under Glenna Storey’s direction as Pep Club president. How proud we were of our classmates when they received special honors during awards assembly. Friendships grew deeper throughout our senior year as we worked together towards graduation. At Commencement we looked back, as we shall many times again, to our experiences in high school and found we had received the key that unlocks the door to the future — our education. Thomas F. Barberio Victor J. Barclay Being the first class to complete three years . . . Donna Lee Barry Susan Baughman In our new high school, we the seniors of '62 feel proud to have set a precedent . . . James Bellone Carol Beckwith Eugene Berry Janice Bird Mary M. Berry William E. Bittner, Jr. Robert M. Brecht Barbara E. Byerly To have proven ourselves consistently trustworthy Sara Ann Calderone James Calvert And ideally conscientious in our encounters. Andrew J. Chisko Patricia L. Castellano Anthony Christofano Beverly A. Caviggia Cathy Ann Cima Diane Carey Janet L, Carper Joanna Marie Conti Karen Ann Cole How we proved this on the night of December 8, 1961. Robert F. Contino John J. Cordera Virginia Coulson Sandra Lyn Cramer Ann J. Criner Will we ever forget Nick D'Orazio r I Pamela Duckworth Richard Elias Judy M. Eglhaut John D. Ernette Louis N. Farrell v Polly Ann Ferree Elizabeth I. Ficco Our boys did their part Dan Fink by upholding our reputation of good sportsmanship . . . Mary Anne Fleming Madeline Carol Frater While our girls provided JSHS with unsurpassed beauty and charm Michele French Ronald Friedman Michael C. Gaich, Jr. Thomas I. Gamble Janis Held Life-long friendships established . . Ernie Guest Dale Hall Fran Z. Geiger Barbara Giron Selena Good Robert E. Hozempa Barbara Keener Acquiring knowledge day-by-day . . . Catherine Klingensmith Anton Klobucar Robert Larch Rosalie Kocinski Kathleen Ann Lapina Pauline Kathryn Laubscher Jeffrey Daniel Lavelle Judi Ann Lodzsun Ray Leydig Judith Ann Lukoil Working together in all we did . . Roberta M. Lutz Dorothy Malinoski Theresa Marie Mangini Dominic C. Maseiantonio Jack Marnoni Evelyn Matesic Ronald W. McElroy Karen Hope Melada Joanne D. McCormick And how all our problems worked out for the best. Gary L. McCullough Russell Arthur Meats Mary Elsa Miller Joyce Pasparage Josette Marie Painter Andrea J. Papinchak Samuel Petrill Constance M. Neff Joseph Muto Carol Pevornik Kenneth Mock Dennis J. Piasecky Leonard Pushwa Joan Marie Rinier Michael Rominski William Rex Reiter Alice Retondola Linda Lee Rogers Larry Blaze Sabatino Dorothy Louise Rucolas Barbara Anne Salvatore How fast Commencement Day neared! Andrea Sandson Bruce A. Saul Kathy A. Savinski Richard F. Scherff William R. Siefert Robert F. Siebert Kenneth Shuglie James Shumaker George Smith Yes, these past years have been filled with many fine and rewarding moments . . . Thomas Smith David E. Soles Virginia Elizabeth Staney Robert S. Stoltz Sally Ann Stoltz James F. Solomon Dennis S. Stepanik Thomas J. Stokum Lillie Stanford Sandra Sue Steiner Glenna Jane Storey Harry W. Taylor, Jr. Robert Tangretti Mary Jane Strohm Dianne Teske Janice Martha Tocco James Tressitt John Henry Trimmer, Jr. Working together we made these past tour years . Ones never to be forgotten. Carol Ann Walch Donald Wassel Patricia Adele Umek J. Alan Vonada Maurice White John V. Wassel Frederick Charles Wallace, Jr. Sharyn L. Watson Jake Woloshun with this firm foundation. Charlotte Wimbush Albina Ann Yorio 'TIL WE MEET AGAIN Altier, John Edward — General Folk Dancing Club 1; Beta Hi-Y 3. Baggley, Marsha — Commercial Powder Puff Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 2; Girls' Sports Club 3,4. Baginski, Gary — General Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Beta Hi-Y 3; Alpha Hi-Y 4; Auto Club 4. Baloh, Bob — General Auto Club 2,3,4, (Pres.-4). Barberio, Thomas — General Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Barci, Angela — Accountancy Quiz Club 2 (Sec.); French Club 3 (Treas.); H.R. Treas. 2,3; Majorette 3,4. Barclay, Edward — General Orchestra 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Music Club 4. Barclay, Victor — General Chorus 3,4; Hunting it Fishing Club 2,3,4; Beta-Hi-Y 4 Barry, Donna Lee — Beauty Culture Powder Puff Club 2; Girls’ Sports Club 2,3,4; Yearbook collector 3; Future Homemakers of America 4 (V. Pres.). Baughman, Susan — General Powder Puff Club 1 (Sec.); Future Girls in White 1,2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4. Beckwith. Carol — Commercial H.R. V. Pres. 1,2,3,4; Travel Club 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. Bellone, James — General Hunting Fishing Club 2,3,4; Auto Club 4; Oscar Collector 4. Berry, Eugene — General Chorus 2,3,4, (V. Pres.-4); District, County Chorus 2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Football 2; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3; Boys’ Sports Club 2; French Club 3,4. Berry, Mary M. — General Assistant to Miss Patch 4th Period. Bird, Janice — Commercial Pep Club 2,3,4; Etta Kette Club 2,3,4, (Sec. - 4); H.R. Pres. 2,3,4. Bittner, William E. — General Dance Band 2; Music Club 2; Auto Club 3,4, (Treas.-4). SENIORS Blair, John C. — General Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3.4; Beta Hi-Y 2; French Club 4; H.R. Treas. 4. Bober, Anita Marie — College Prep. Powder Puff Club 1; Radio Club 1, Ella Kette Club 2,3,4, (Pres.-4); Travel Club 2,3.4; Pep Club 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Grex Club 3,4; Oscar collector 2; Yearbook collector 3,4; Yearbook staff 4; Oscar Staff 4, (Ass’t. Editor); Humanities Seminar 4; January Girl of the Month 4. Boerio, James — College Prep. Golf 1,2,3,4; Classical Club 2,3,4, (Pres.-4); National Honor Society 3,4, (Pres.-4); Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4; Humanities Seminar 4. Brais, Kathleen — General Pep Club 3.4; Classical Club 3,4; Future Girls in White 3,4, (Sec.-3); Chorus 4. Brecht, Robert — College Prep. National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4; Humanities Seminar 4. Brust, Jane Ellen — General Powder Puff Club 1; Radio Club 1; Yearbook collector 1; Travel Club 2,3,4; Etta Kette Club 2,3,4, (V. Pres. -4); Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4, (Co-Capt. - 4); Oscar staff 4; Yearbook staff 4. Byerly, Barbara — Commercial Majorette 2,3,4, (Capt. - 4); Girls’ Sports Club 3,4, (Pres.-4); Commercial Club 2,3,4, (Sec.-4); Reign Deer finalist 3,4; Class Party Queen 3; H.R. Sec. 4: Yearbook staff 4. Caldcrone, Sara — General Radio Club 1; Powder Puff Club 1 (Treas.); Etta Kette Club 2,3,4; Girls’ Sports Club 3; Oscar collector 3,4. Calvert, James — Vocational Micrometer Club 3,4, (V. Pres.-4); H.R. Treas. - 4. Carey, Diane — General Etta Kette Club 2,3,4; Travel Club 2,3,4, (Treas.-4); Student Council 1,2,3,4, (Treas.-3,4); Cheerleader 3,4. Carper, Janice — General Band 2,3,4; Midget Players 1; Radio Club 1; Future Girls in White 3,4. Castellano, Patricia — Beauty Culture Commercial Club 2,3,4; Girls’ Sports Club 3,4; H.R. Sec. 3,4. Caviggia, Beverly Ann — Accountancy Midget Players 1; Future Girls in White 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Commercial Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Collector 2. Chishko, Andrew — General Photography Club 1; Track Team 1,2,3; Fo«H-ball Squad 1,2,3: Wrestling 1; Auto Club 3,4; H.R. Vice President 3. Christofano, Anthony — General Photography Club 1; Auto Club 4. Cima, Cathy Ann — General Quiz Club 1; H. R. Treasurer 1; First Aid Safety 2; Oscar Collector 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Girls Sports Club 3,4; Future Teachers of America 3,4 (Secy. 4); Latin Club 3,4 (Treas. 4); Yearbook Staff 4. Cole, Karen Ann — Accountancy Radio Club 1; Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. Conti, Joanna Mario — Beauty Culture Quiz Club 1. Contino, Robert F. — Accountancy Quiz Club 1; Track Team 1,2; H.R. Treasurer 3; H. R. Vice President 4; Beta-Hi-Y 3; Alpha-Hi-Y 4; Auto Club 4. Cordera, John J. — General Quiz Club 1; Track Team 1,2; Auto Club 4; Alpha-Hi-Y 4. Coulson, Virginia — Beauty Culture Radio Club 1; Powder Puff Club 1; First Aid it Safety 2; Pep Club 2; Grex Club 2,3,4; Future Homemakers of America 4. Cramor, Sandra I.yn — College Preparatory Radio Club 1; Midget Players 1; Forensir 2; Future Girls in White 2,3,4; Pep Cluh 3; Future Teachers of Ameiica 3,4 (Treas. 4). Crescenzo, Shirley Ann — Beauty Culture Pres, of Quiz Club 1; Midget Players 1; Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Girls Sports Club 3,4 (Secy. 4). Criner, Ann Josephine — College Preparatory Pres, of Radio Club 1; Midget Players 1; Grex Club 2,3,4 (V. Pres. 4); “Teahouse of August Moon” 2; Man Who Came To Dinner 3; Little Nell” 4; Classical Club 2,3,4 (Secy. 3); Future Teachers of America 3,4 (V. Pres. 4). Croushore, Louis R. — Vocational Band 1,2,3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 1; Track 2; Boys’ Sports Club 3; H.R. Pres. 4. Davis. Jean Elizabeth — General Pep Club 4. DePalma, Kathleen L. — Secretarial Girls Craft Club 1; Commercial Club 2,3,4 (Secy. 4). DePalma, Rose Ann — Secretarial H. R. Treasurer 2; Commercial Club 2,3,4; Girls Sports Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 4. DiGangi. Bernadette C. — Secretarial Guest, Ernie — General Radio Club 1; H. R. Treasurer 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Commercial Club 2, 3,4 (Treas. 2,4). Dobrinick, Georgo T. — General Radio Club 1; Vice President of Freshman Class; Classical Club 1,2; Student Council 1,3,4 (Pres. 4); Vice President of Sophomore Class; Football Squad 2.3.4; Travel Club 2,3,4 (Treas. 3. Pres. 4); Alpha-Hi-Y 3.4 (Treas. 4); H. R. President 3,4; Grex Club 3,4; President of Junior and Senior Class; Junior Rotarian Domin, Kathleen Anne — General Midget Players 1; Rembrandt Club 3,4 (Pres. 3, 4); Yearbook Staff 4: V. Pres, of Future Teachers of America 3; Oscar Staff 4; Priestly Scienco Club 3,4 (Secy. 4); Prom Decorating Committee. D'Orazio, Nick — General Football Squad 1,2,3,4; Baskotball Team 1,2,3, 4; Track Team 1,2,3,4; Beta-Hi-Y Club 2; Boys Sports Club 3; Treas. of French Club 4. Duckworth, Pamela — Secretarial Quiz Club 1; Midget Players 1; Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4 (Secy. 4); V. Pros, of H.R. 2; Corsage Committee 3; H. R. Secretary 4; Girls Sports Club 4. Eglhaut, Judy — Beauty Culture Pep Club 2; Girls Sports Club 2,3,4. Elias, Richard — General Band 1,2,3,4; Golf Team 1,2,3,4; Auto Club 3.4. Ernette. John — Accountancy Rembrandt Club 2,3,4; J. S. H. S. Tumbling Team 3; Auto Club 3,4. Farrell, Louis — College Preparatory Radio Club 1; Classical Club 1,2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3.4 (Treas. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 (V. Pres. 4); H. R. Treasurer. Ferree, Polly Ann — Secretarial Midget Players 1; Girls Craft Club 1; Yearbook Collector 1; Pep Club 2; Commercial Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 3; Reign Deer Queen 3. Ficco, Elizabeth I. — Secretarial Pep Club 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3,4. Fink, Danny D. — General Quiz Club 1; Sports Club 1,2,3; Alpha-Hi-Y 4; Grex Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Track Team I. 2.3.4; Football 2. Fleming, Mary Anne — Commercial (Secretarial) H. R. Vice President 1; President of Midget Players; Girl’s Croft Club 1: Student Council 2,3,4 (Secretarial 4); Travel Club 2,3,4; First Aid and Safety Club 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior SENIORS Class Vice President; H. R. President 3,4; Ette Kette Club 3,4 (Treas. 3); Dusk to Dawn Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Prom Orchestra Committee 3; Representative Recreation Board of Directors 4. Flowers, Richard Lynn — College Preparatory Photography Club 4 (Pres. 4); Oscor Photographer 4; Rembrandt 4. Frater, Madeline — Beauty Culture Girl’s Craft Club 1; First Aid and Safety Club 2; Pep Club 2. French, Michele — General Midget Players 1; Future Girls in White 1,2,3.4; Rembrandt Club 2,3,4 (Secy. 4); Prom Decorating Committee 3; Pep Club 3,4; Yearbook Collector 3; Prom Orchestra Committee 3. Friedman, Ron —� General Band Member 1; Bcta-IIi-Y 2,3,4. Gaich, Michael — College Preparatory Varsity Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4; Golf Team 3.4: H. R. Treasurer 1,3,4; Sec. Weight-Lifting Club 4; Lettermen Club 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Boys Sports Club 2,3. Galando, John Richard — College Preparatory National Honor Society 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Alpha-Hi-Y 4; Priestly Science Club 4; Music Club 1: Classical Culb 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3. Gamble, Thomas — General Notional Honor Society 3,4: Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Alpha-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Travel Club 2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Drum Major 3.4. Gardner, Dennis S. — General H. R. Vice President 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; French Club 4; Boys Sports Club 3; Photography Club 2; Beta-Hi-Y 2; Lettermen Club 4. Geiger, Fran Z. — General H. R. Treasurer 2; Oscar Collector 2,3,4; H. R. Vice President 3, 4; Treasurer of the Junior and Senior Class; Alpha-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Post Prom Committee 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Lettermen Club 4. Giron. Barbara — Secretarial Commercial Club 2,3,4; Midget Players 1; Girl's Craft Club 1: Yearbook Collector 2; H.R. Secretory 1; Pep Club 3; Program Seller 4. Good, Selena J. — Commercial Commercial Club 2,3.4; Girls Sports Club 3; Library Monitor 2,3. Griffin, Cheryl Lee — General Girls Sports Club 2,3; Yearbook Collector 1,2, 3; Cafeteria Worker 3,4. Freshman Football; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Freshman Basketball; Track 1,2,3.4; Beta-Hi-Y 2; Boys Sports Club 3; Varsity Club 4; Hunting Fishing Club 4. Hall, Dole — Vocational Held, Janis Ilene — Beauty Culture Midget Players 1; Commercial Club 2,3,4 (V. Pres. 4). Herring, William — Vocational Decorating Committee 1; Weight-Lifting Club 4. Hiteshue. Christine — General Majorette 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Ette Kette Club 4: Rembrandt Club 2,3; H. R. Vice President 2,3; Student Council 3; French Club 3. Hoak, Thomas — Vocational Hunting and Fishing Club 1. Hood, Thomas Allen — Accountancy H. R. Secretary 1: Photography Club 1; Travel Club 2,3,4; Alpha-Hi-Y 2,3,4 (Secy. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4). Hozempa. Robert — Vocational Micrometer Club 3; Yearbook collector 4. Jupena, Patricia — Beauty Culture Midget Players 1; Commercial Club 4 (Pres. 4); H. R. President 1; H. R. Vice President 2; H. R. Secretary 3.4; Student Council 1,3,4. Keener, Barbara — General Ette Kette Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 4; Cheerleader 3.4; Pep Club 2,3.4; Future Teachers of America 2 (Secy. 2); H. R. President 2. Klingensmith, Catherine — Beauty Culture Powder Puff Club 1. Klobucar, Anton A. — College Preparatory H. R. President 1,2; Basketball 2; Alpha-Hi-Y 4; Beta-Hi-Y 3; Music Club 1; Auto Club 4; Junior Classical League 2; Track 1,2,3; Golf 3. Kocinski, Rosalie — Beauty Culture Future Girls in White 1,2,3,4; Future Homemakers of America 3.4. Korchok, Donna — Beauty Culture Future Girls in White 1,2,3,4; Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Oscar Collector 2; Yearbook Collector 3. Lapina, Kathleen Ann — College Preparatory Yearbook Staff 4; Futuro Girls in White 1,2,3, 4; Junior Classical Club 3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Collector 2,4; Oscar Collector 1; H. R. Treasurer 1. Larch. Robert L. — Vocational Priest. Thomas — Vocational Football 1,2; Micrometer Club 3,4; Student Council 4; H. R. Secretary 4. Laubscher, Pauline — General Cheerleader 3, 4 (Captain 4); Orchestra 4 (Socy.-Treas. 4); Future Girls in White 1.2.3.4 (Secy. 3, Pres. 4); Junior Classical League 2, 3.4 (Secy. 3.4); Powder Puff Club 1 (Pres. 1); Prom Decorating Committee 3; County Orchestra Festival 1.2; District Orchestra 2.4; Student Council 1; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2.3.4. Lavelle, Jeffrey Daniel — General H. R. President 3; H.R. Treasurer 2; Wrestler I, 2,3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Photography Club 1; Boys Sports Club 3; Barbell Club 4. Lewis, Ronald — General Hunting uud Fishing Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Midget Players 1; Wrestler 3. Leydig, Ray — General H. R. Treasurer 4; H. R. Vice President. 3; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Wrestling 3; Alpha-Hi-Y 3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3 Decorating Committee 4. Lodzsun, Judi — General Majorette 2,3,4 (Co-Captain 4); National Honor Society 3,4; Travel Club 2,3,4; Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. Lukon, Judith — Commercial Commercial Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. Lutz. Roberta — Homemaking Commercial Club 2,3,4. Malinoski, Dorothy — General Commercial Club 2,3,4. Mangini, Theresa — Commercial Majorette 3,4; H. R. Treasurer 2; Commercial Club 3,4; First Aid and Safety 2. Marnoni, Jack — College Preparatory Photography Club 2: National Honor Society 4; Cheerleader 3,4; President of Sophomore Class; Grex Club 2,3,4 (President 4); H. R. President 2, 3. Masciantonio, Dominic — General Junior Classical League 2; Alpha-Hi-Y 3,4. Matesic, Evelyn — General Literary Editor of Yearbook 4; H. R. Vice President 2; H. R. Secretary 3,4; Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 (Vice President 4); Travel Club 23, 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2.3; County Chorus 2,3; District Chorus 2; Prom Program Committee 3; Decorating Committee 3; Chorus Treasurer 3; Student Council 2,3,4. McCormick, Joanne — Commercial SENIORS 3,4; Pep Club 23,4; Oscar Staff 3. McElroy, Ronald — General Alpha-Hi-Y 3,4; Auto Club 3,4 (Treasurer 4); H. R. President 4. McCullough, Gary L. — General Student Manager Football 2,3; Student Manager Track 2; Travel Club 2,3,4 (Vice President 4); H. R. Vice President 4. Mears, Russel A. — General Photography Club 3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3.4; Golf Club 4; Priestly Science Club 4. Melada Karen — Commercial National Honor Society 3,4; Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Travel Club 2.3.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Oscar Staff 3,4 (Editor in Chief 4). Meyer, Joseph — Vocational Micrometer Club 3,4 (Treas.-4). Miller, Mary Elsa — College Preparatory Yearbook Collector 2,3; Future Girls in White 4; Travel Club 2,3,4; Ette Kette Club 2,3,4; Program Seller Football 4. Mock, Kenneth — General Business Manager of Dance Band it Orchestra 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Photography Club 3,4; Music Club 3; Rembrandt Club 4. Muto, Jerry — Vocational Micrometer Club 3,4. Neff, Connie — General Junior Classical League 2,3,4; French Club 3; Future Girls in White 4; Junior-Senior Prom Decorating 3. Painter, Josette Marie — Beauty Culture H. R. Secretary 2; Ette Kette Club 23,4; Oscar Collector 4. Papinchak, Andrea — General Ette Kette Club 2,3,4; Future Girls in White 2.3.4-Treasurer; H. R. Secretary 2; Reign Deer Finalist 3; Pep Club 3,4. Pasparage, Joyce — General Ette Kette Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Photography Club 2,3; H. R. Secretary 2,3; H.R. Vice President 3; Pep Club 2,3,4. Petrill, Samuel — Vocational Hunting and Fishing Club 23. Pevomik, Carol — General Pep Club 3; Future Teachers of America 2; Future Girls in White 3; Junior Classical Club 4. Piasecky, Dennis — General Hunting and Fishing Club 1,4. Micrometer Club 4. Pushwa, Leonard — General Micrometer Club 3; Oscar Collector 3. Reiter, William — General Photography Club 1,2, (V. Pres.-2); Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2,3,4, (V. Pres.-3,4); Auto Club 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Priestly Science Club 4, (Pres.-4). Retondola, Alice — General Pep Club 2,3.4: Chorus 3,4; Ette Kette Club 4; Student Council 4; H.R. officer 1,2,3,4. Rinier, Joan — Accountancy Colorama 1; Future Homemakers of America 4. Rogers, Linda — General Future Teachers of America 3,4; Future Homemakers of America 4, (Pres.-4); H. R. Treas. 4; Girls’ Sports Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball team captain 1,2,3,4; Yearbook collector 4. Rominski, Michael — General French Club 3,4. Rucolas, Dorothy Louise — General Classical Club 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Yearbook staff 4; Forensic 1,2. Sabatino, Larry Blaze — General French Club 4. Salvatore, Barbara — General Pep Club 23,4; Chorus 3,4. Sandson, Andra — College Prep. Midget Players 1: Classical Club 2, (Sec.); Travel Club 2,3,4, (Sec.); Student Council 1.23,4, (Parliamentarian 3,4); Pep Club 3,4, (V. Pres.-4); Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, (Sec. -3, Pres.-4); Etta Kette Club 3,4; Oscar staff 3; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Editor 4; H. R. Pres. 4; Reign Dear Maid of Honor 4. Saul, Bruce — General Photography Club 2, (Pres.); Auto Club 3,4; Rembrandt Club 4. Savinski, Kathy — Accountancy Photography Club 2,3, (Reporter - 2); Future Homemakers of America 3,4. Scherff, Richard — General Wrestling 1,2,3. Serlo, Gary M. — General H.R. V. Pres. 1,2,3; H R. Sec. 4; Beta Hi-Y 3; French Club 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Oscar Staff 4. Commercial Club 2,3,4; Future Girls in White Shumaker, James — General Siebert, Robert — General Hunting and Fishing Club 2; Priestly Science Club 3,4. Siefert, William E. — Vocational Stage Crew 2,3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Auto Club 3,4; H.R. V. Pres. 4; Student Council 4. Simpson, Jesse — General Basketball 1,2,3; Rembrandt Club 3,4. Smith, George — College Prep Football 1,2,3,4; Rec. Board 2,3,4, (Pres.-4); Class Treas. 1,2; H.R. Pres. 2,3; Alpha Hi-Y 4, (Chaplain); French Club 4, (Pres.); Oscar staff 2,4, (Sports Editor-4). Smith, Thomas — General Musical Club 1,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Soles, Dave — General Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Music Club 3,4; Grex Club 1,2,3; Forensic 3. Solomon, James F. — General Boys’ Sports Club 2; Beta Hi-Y 3; Alpha Hi-Y 4. Staney, Virginia - General Midget Players 1; First Aid and Safety Club 2; Grex Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Oscar Collector 2,3,4; Rembrandt Club 4; Student Council 4. Stanford, Lillie — General Chorus 2,3,4; Girls Sports Club 3 Steiner, Sandra Sue — General Band 1,2,3; Midget Players 1; Music Club 1,2; Travel Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3, (District Orch.-3); Future Teachers of America 2,3,4; Beta Tri Hi-Y 2,3; Oscar staff 4; Yearbook staff 4. Stepanik, Dennis — College Prep. Priestly Science Club 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4; Auto Club 4. Stokum, Thomas — General Band 1,2,3,4, (Pres. - 4); Orchestra 2,3,4, (Pres.-4); County Band 2,3,4; District Band 4; County and District Orch. 3,4; Music Club 4. (Treas.); French Club 4. SENIORS Stoltz, Robert — General Priestly Science Club 3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 4. Stoltz, Sally — Vocational Powder Puff Club 1; Future Girls in White 3,4; Pep Club 4. Storey, Glenna — Commercial (Secretarial) Midget Players 1; Rembrandt 2,3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Library Monitor 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls Sports Club 3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Pep Club 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Senior Class Secretary; Prom Committee 3,4 fit Post Prom 4; H. R. President 1,3; H. R. Secretary 2,4; Business Manager of Yearbook Staff 4. Strohm, Jane — General Radio Club 1; Midget Players 1; H.R. Vice President 2; Pep Club 4; Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 (Beta Chaplain 4); Library Monitor 2.3,4; Future Teachers of America 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Prom Corsage Committee 3. Tangretti, Bob — General Freshman Home Room Secretary Taylor, Harry — General Hunting Fishing Club 2,3,4 (Treas. 4); Grox Club 3,4; H. R. Treasurer 3; Pep Club 4. Teske, Dianne — College Preparatory Midget Players 1; Radio Club 1; Forensic 1; Library Monitor 1,2; Travel Club 2; Junior Classical League 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Grex Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4 (Typist); Prom Decorating Committee 3 Post Prom 4. Tocco, Janice — General Powder Puff Club 1; Future Girls in White 1.2,3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Yearbook Collector 2,3,4. Tressitt, Jim — General H. R. Treasurer 1.4; Radio Club 1; Beta-Hi-Y 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Auto Club 3,4. Trimmer, John H. — General Track Team 1,2,3,4; Football Team 2,3,4; Boys Sports Club 2,3; Hunting Fishing Club 4. Umek, Patricia Adele — Commercial (Secretarial) Midget Players 1; Ceramics Club 1; Travel Club 23.4; Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Yearbook Staff (Typist); National Honor Society 3,4 (Secy. 4); Student Council 4; Oscar Collector 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; H. R. Treasurer 2; H. R. Vice President 4; Reign Deer Finalist 3; Prom Program Committee 3; December Girl-of-the-Month. Vonada, J. Alan — General Rembrandt Club 3; Auto Club 4. Walch, Carol — General Quiz Club 1; French Club 3; Chorus 2,3.4; Pep Club 4; Charm Club 4. Wallace. Frederick C. — General Basketball Team 1,2,3,4; Hunting Fishing Club 1,2,3,4; Boys Sports Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4. Wassel, Donald E. — General Hunting Fishing Club 1,2,3,4 (Pres. 3,4); Auto Club 4; H. R. Vice President 3; Vice President of Senior Class. Wassel, John — General Freshman Class President; H. R. Vice President 1; Wrestling 1,2; Student Council 1,23,4 (V. Pres. 4); Auto Club 2,3,4 (V. Pres. 3. 4); Representative to Pennsylvania Association of Student Council 3. Watson, Sharyn — Commercial (Secretarial) H.R. President 1,3; Midget Players 1; First Aid Safety 2; H.R. Secretary 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls Sports Club 4; Majorette 3,4. White, Morris Radio Club 1; Golf Team 1; Golf Club 2. Willis, James — General Hunting U Fishing Club 23,4 (Secy. 3, 4); Football Team 1,2,3,4; Basketball Team 2,3, 4; Track Team 2,3,4; President of Senior Varsity 4; Boys Sports Club 3,4 (V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4). Wilson, Kay Larraine — Beauty Culture Powder Puff Club 1; Ceramics Club 1; Oscar Collector 1.4; Yearbook Staff 4; Future Girls in White 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Girls Sports Club 4; Future Homemakers of America 2,3; Rembrandt Club 4; Reign Deer Finalist 4. Wimbush, Charlotte — General Quiz Club 1; Commercial Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 2,3,4. Yorio, Albina — Beauty Culture Powder Puff Club 1; First Aid Safety 2; Pop Club 2,3.4; Future Homemakers of America 3; Girls Sports Club 4. 44 The Class of 1962 Honors the following students for their achievements and service Honor Students • Alphabetical ANITA BOBER JAMES BOERIO PATTY UMEK Special Awards Hiring the Handicapped in Our Town Lions Club Essay—Judith Lodzsun Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Kathleen Domin Bausch and Lomb-Proficiency in Science Robert Brecht Adam Eidemiller Citizenship Andra Sandson, James Boerio Business and Professional Women’s Club Ann Criner State Band .... Thomas Stokum State Orchestra Pauline Laubscher Elks’ Youth Leadership Andra Sandson Vogue Sewing Contest Mary Berry American Legion, Keystone Camp Tom Hood, William Reiter William H. Danforth, Foundation Robert Brecht, Karen Melada Hallmark Painting Poster Jesse Simpson William Matthews Memorial Award, Commercial Patty Umek Quill and Scroll-International Honorary Society for High School Journalists Oscar Awards Karen Melada, Anita Bober, George Smith, Sandra Steiner, Fred Wallace, Gary Serlo, Harry Taylor, Judi Lodzsun, Christine Hiteshue, Kathy Domin, Ann Criner, Jane Brust, Tess Mangini, Richard Flowers. Junior Rotarians William Reiter, James Boerio, George Dobrinick, Nick Farrell, Jack Marnoni, Robert Brecht, John Galando, Thomas Gamble, William Siefert Jeannette Women’s Club Girls of the Month Karen Melada, Andra Sandson, Patty Umek, Glenna Storey, Anita Bober, Kathleen Lapina 46 George Dobrinick Best All Around Andra Sandson Best Looking John Wassel Barbara Byerly Most Athletic James Willis Linda Rogers Our outstanding personalities--Class of '62 Best Dancers Joyce Pasparage James Tressitt SENIOR Wittiest Ann Criner Gary Serlo PERSONALITIES Most Likely To Succeed James Boerio Patty Umek Best Personality Andra Sandson George Smith Most Musical Thomas Stokum Evie Matesic INTRODUCTION TO JUNIOR CLASS Well, friends, eleven years of hard work and many good times are now behind us. We are now on the threshold of our senior year. Our junior year holds many moments which we shall always cherish and some that we would like to forget. As juniors, we became part of J. S. H. S. Many of our friends became majorettes, cheerleaders, and active in sports. Our class officers, Kip Skavinski, President; Don Kessel, Vice-president; Karen Pryor, Secretary; and Ed Kratovil, Treasurer, made our class party, Midnight Magic, a success, and everyone who went had a wonderful time. At last, our long-awaited class rings arrived, the symbol of upperclassmen. The Formal came and went before we realized it, and then only one semester of school remained. And then the Prom was here. This year we worked hard to raise money to make this prom a success. We all thought our efforts were well worth while when we entered the beautifully decorated gym on that night which will long be remembered. Then came the day we became seniors, Senior Class Day. Our junior year was truly over. So ends the story of this memory-filled year. And we will try our best to assume the responsibilities and leadership which will be expected of us as seniors. Junior Class Officers Secretary - Karen Pryor, Vice President - Don Kessel, President - Kip Skavinski, Treasurer - Ed Kratovil JUNIORS 50 Home Room 103 M. Chisko, B. Casino, P. Clark, P. Burruss, L. Constantine, S. Cramer, K. Danton, S. Burgart, J. Baker, S. Abraham, V. Cage, F. Clemente, H. Bauer. T. Credo, W. Beaufort, B. Bedont. Mr. Urinsco, D. Burke, R. Bickurt, A. Deeds, A. Blasco, F. Berk, J. Crosclli, R. Byerly, S. De Marehis Home Room 106 D. Drach, J. Elias, D. DePalma, L. Howell, R. Donaldson, N. Heasley, D. Elliott, C. Diethorn, E. Ewing, R. Forgie, D. Howard, P. Gamble, J. Felenchak, R. Fait, V. Heinauer, C. George, J. Guy, Mr. Stinebiser, W. Dinsmore, J. Hylwa, W. Dudley, J. Hiteshue, R. Frey, E. Highlands. M. Garrick, J. Harkobusic, J. Gavatorta CLASS OF 1963 Home Room 108 R. Monstrola, C. Lawson, R. Mascian-tonio, R. Kowalewski, B. Huesdash, J. Laughery, M. Ketter, K. Morrah, S. McCormick, D. Loughner, J. Kellner, R. McLaughlin, J. Matijevic, E. Lewis, D. Kessel, E. Kratovil, C. Irwin, N. Ingraham. P. Moff, J. Lewis, J. Mash, R. Kemerer, E. Leydig, W. McCurdy. J. Lapina, S. Levin Home Room 202 M. G. Patton, R. Sanders, S. Myers, P. Poglein, E. Selva, B. Patterson, H. Radford, M. Rinier, S. Pignoli, J. Rager, K. Pryor, N. Prinkey, M. Peduzzi, M. Retondola, J. Pawlik. Mr. Abraham. F. Sehring, D. Shaffer, D. Osborne, J. Pracek, G. Owens, L. Naples, G. Myers Home Room 207 P. Wassel, P. Tucci, R. Walters, C. Walro, D. Smith, C. Ward, D. Stanford, L. Stull, F. Targus, K. Skavinski, S. Tatarek, G. Wall, J. Smith, J. Uranker, F. Trigona, A. Stein, Mr. Hursh, A. Verdone, J. Stinson, A. Wilson, J. Stamoolis, K. Slezak, M. Trigona, M. Welsh Finally! The glory of being upperclassmen! Fountain of youth, maybe? Get ready for an explosion! Junior Beauty Culture, Homp Room 214 D. Dudley, D. Matt, D. Kottelich, T. Recknor, D. Sylvester. M. Ponterio, M. Martin, P. Watson, C. Henry, M. Lunn, J. Forrester, M. Birk, D. Stevenson, C. Coughenour, J. Kornbauer, Miss Podvia JUNIORS How determined we are to make our last year as fine as this one! Junior Shop Boys Mr. Chekanski, W. Mangan, C. Elliott, M. Noska, M. Loughner, R. Noel, Mr. Gilkey, R. Oswald. J. Mor-rah, D. Joseph, T. Poli, L. Tucerello, A. Yorio, Mr. Lang SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers Treasurer - Robert DelGross, President - Robert Capretto, Vice President - Margaret Walthour, Secretary - Fred Constantine Wanting to become a part of it all . . . In August when we, the class of 1964, became sophomores, we realized that we had embarked upon the most important voyage of our lives. Our high school days would be ones that we would want to cherish and savor even after graduation. Now as we look back upon our sophomore year, we are proud of our achievements. With the maturity we’ve gained, we welcome the challenges that await us in our Junior year and look forward to meeting the sophomores who will follow us. Our congratulations to the class of 1962 with the hope that your accomplishments will be many and your obstructions few. 55 Home Room 104 D. Rernie, J. Brewer. J. Capparelli, N. Balderson, G. Batson, S. Barry, M. F. Bengel, H. Berry, K. Bloom, P. Brais, F. Bonati, M. Abraham, L. Blair, E. Carnathan, T. Brean, R. Capretto, J. Beltz, J. Billheimer, Mr. Basom, F. Beers, J. Agona, J. Buck, D. Bollinger, T. Brown, T. Brennan, R. Brasco, A. Battisti, P. Casper D. Dobies, T. Dorsner, D. Dellar-ciprette, C. Contino, P. Donaldson, N. Cecchetti, L. Davis. R. Detruf, I. Curry, T. Cochran, D. Cole, D. D’Emilio, K. D’Orazio, C. Clawson, D. Doroho-vich, M. Deluzio, P. D’Orazio, S. Croushore, K. Crescenzo, H. Cuozzo, Mr. Bronzie, J. Dinkel, G. Divida, J. Cima, R. Delgross, F. Constantine, R. Diehl, C. Cyphert, C. Constantine, R. DeSanty, M. Danton iroved ourselves mature Home Room 114 C. Hoffman, M. Gurknis, C. Felentzer, D. Fickner, L. Geiger, J. Gooley, P. Greenawalt, D. Gaich, D. Gray, C. Highlands, D. Elliott, B. Good, A. Fisher, E. Felentzer, T. Guy, F. Geiger, P. Galdo, R. Drylie, J. Gur-nick, L. Hershberger, Miss Hansen, E. Elias, K. Heasley, C. Hansen, J. Heas-ley, A. Fleming, L. Felder, G. Hickman, D. Hand, R. Hall, J. Hoenshell Home Room 113 Smile and watch the birdie ’er. Home Room 201 J. Krautz, J. Kennedy, M. F. Joseph, M. Keener. P. Huesdash. M. Jobe. K. Marshall, S. Mackey, D. Lomicka, E. Izzo, F. Mahkovic. R. Kurpieski, L. Knopsnyder. M. Keenan, J. Leonard, J. Luzar, D. Jones, B. Kimmel, M. J. Klingensmith, Mrs. Williams. A. Howe, L. Lin-hart, V. Makosky, G. Ingraham, F. Krupp, E. Kocinski, O. Lane, T. Marchetti. J. Kemerer 57 Home Room 205 L. Owens, L. Myers, S. Nestler, C. Oswald. B. Null, G. Novak, K. McEl-fresh, M. Octavi, S. Nestler, D. Morgan, J. Orange, B. Octave, M. McHugh, E. McCauley, T. Miller, O. Mowry, J. Neible. S. Mock, Mr. Riehl. R. Mokowski, D. McAtee. R. Painter, V. Mayhugh, J. Peccararo, B. Pavolik, R. Menz, R. Matthews, R. Michael Now, for our new role as upperclassmen Home Room 209 E. Radford, P. Pro, R. Sanders, N. Pilotti, M. Recknor, C. Regotti, S. Roy, D. Scheon, B. Schell, S. Schmidt, Mr. Hogg, J. Sarnelli, B. Rhoades, W. Sehring, D. Ray, J. Regina, P. Saxton, L. Pratt, W. Pienody, A. Scauzzo, Mr. Pohle, R. Salvatore, N. Petrill, M. Serlo, W. Robinson, M. Peterson, J. Robinson, A. Ramler, J. Scarlett, S. Piesetzkie, E. Shulties, D. Serlo 58 Home Room 211 S. Streussnig, M. Smith, D. Stepanilr, I. Terpko, C. Staney, S. Terpko, J. Terrell, J. Slepinski, M. Tocco, M. Skrgic, E. Terpko, W. Tocco, J. Soles, H. Stump, L. Thurling, R. Tatarek, T. Tangretti, J. Shebek, B. Struble, Mr. Baughman, A, Steffey, C. Spino, R. Spinner, C. Smith, J. Struzzi, M. Sli-woski, F. Suchora, J. Smail, J. Sena, C. Sutor SOPHOMORES Home Room 210 D. Urbani, M. Walthour, J. Toth, M. Wodnick, M. E. Young, C. Tragesser, L. Yurt, M. Wallace, D. Whigham, E. Verdone, J. Utzman, P. Yeckel, J. Veverka, K. Vonada, Mr. D’Amato, F. Williams, D. Walters, P. Young, D. Valetti, F. Zultanky, B. Wilson ACTIVITIES From the many activities of our school we learn something as equally important as our school work, we learn to grow in social contact with other people. Our personality traits are seen more easily in us when we are in these various organizations and there is no class room pressure. Clubs are stepping stones, just as education is a stepping stone, to our future. ACTIVITIES P. Watson, C. Hiteshue, T. Mangini, V. Staney, B. Byerly, T. Gamble, J. Lodzsun, S. Crescenzo, S. Watson, A. Barci, N. Prin-key, R. Bloom, R. Krauss, N. Clayton, J. Acklin, M. Caralli, R. Turney, T. Miller, R. Casper, C. Kunesh, W. Pettigrew, M. Lavelle, B. Haney, P. Casper, R. Scalzetti, L. Pratt, J. Werblin, E. Susman, S. Carper, I. Riley,M. Jobe, A. Howe, L. Wise, D. Burchell. J. Mauro, R. Lapina, J. Chishko, J. Buck, J. Leonard, J. Carper, K. Vonada, V. Cage, S. Croushore, J. Robinson, R. Brasco, W. Lewis, J. Stokum, M. Minyon, A. Blasco, K. Cheplick, P. Osborne, R. Michael, R. Matthews, T. Monstrola, V. Mayhugh, J. Smail, D. Wilson, L. Wentzel, J. Young, B. Chishko, J. Scarlett, R. Stemple, L. Croushore, P. Stokum, A. Ramler, M. Trigona, G. Lapina, K. Highlands, P. Moff, D. Soles, T. Stokum, K. Slezak, J. Tressitt, B. Bittner, R. Elias, R. Lewis, K. Mock, Mr. Lodzsun BAND We proudly present the Jeannette Senior High School marching band under the capable direction of Mr. John Lodzsun. From the bleachers we have seen the red and blue uniforms in formation while our high stepping drum major, Tom Gamble, marched down the center. With the excellent leadership of Captain, Babs Byerly, and Co-Captain, Judi Lodzsun, the majorettes presented a series of outstanding halftime performances. All of us were proud when our band was asked to march at a Steeler football game. At the close of football season the entire band gathered at the annual band banquet. Even though football season was over, the band worked harder than ever to prepare for the annual band concert held in the spring. Try it again . . . this time play! S. Watson, S. Crescenzo, T, Mangini, C. Hiteshue, J. Lodzsun, N. Prinkey, G. Staney, A. Barci, P. Watson, B. Byerly MAJORETTES Their efforts were rewarded when the curtain rose on another fine concert. Once again the band was extended the privilege of attending the Cherry Blossom Festival. Through the endeavor of every member of the band this trip was made possible. Finally on school picnic day the senior band members took off their traditional red and blue uniforms and wore instead their caps and gowns to march for the final time as a member of the JSHS band. But long after, they will always remember what a rewarding experience it was to belong to the band. The band elected officers to carry out its many functions. President was Tom Stokum; Vice President, Pat Moffa; Secretary, Shirley Crescenzo; and Treasurer, Jim Tressitt. Preparing for the trip to the Capital Yearbook Staff K. Domin, K. Wilson, G. Storey, A. Sandson, E. Matesic, C. Cima, D. Carey, A. Papinchak, D. Teske, S. Steiner, M. French, K. Lapina, B. Byerly, D. Rucolas, Mr. Patterson, B. DiGangi, P. Umek, A. Bober, J. Brust, B. Keener YEARBOOK STAFF Andra Sandson Editor Glenna Storey Advertising Jane Brust Advertising Kathleen Lapina Advertising Diane Carey Advertising Patty Umek Typist Diane Teske ............................Typist Sandra Steiner Sports Anita Bober Editorial Barbara Byerly Writer Kathy Domin Art Kay Wilson Writer Andrea Papinchak Writer Cathy Cima Writer Virginia Coulson Writer Bonnie DiGangi Writer Michele French Writer Barbara Keener Writer Evie Matesic Editorial Tonia Rucolas ....................... Writer How we rushed to meet the deadlines Collectors J. Tocco, K. Domin, J. Lukon, K. Lapina, A. Bober, L. Rodgers, P. Highlands, T. Dorsner, C. Ward, N. Ingraham, S. Ponterio, C. Diethorn, M. Retondola, L. Constantine 64 JAYHAWK STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF This capable group has the responsibility of getting the yearbook to you on time. Under the editor, Andra Sandson, the staff began soliciting for ads and planning the yearbook at the beginning of this school year. Throughout the year each member had assignments to write and other duties to perform. Evie Matesic, literary editor, and Glenna Storey, business manager, have worked hard with the staff to make the 1962 Jayhawk a success. Keeping the yearbook on schedule. Time out for small talk. 65 Oscar Staff K. Domin, D. Sylvester, C. Diethorn, K. Melada, A. Bober, G. Smith, M. Ponterio, G. Serlo, J. Forrester, A. Criner, J. Lodzsun, J. Stamoolis, J. Urankcr, C. Coughcnour, C. Hiteshue, Mr. Stinebiser, D. Dudley, F. Wallace, R. Donaldson, W. Dinsmore Collectors C. Cima, R. Masciantonio, K. Wilson, V. Staney, C. Coughenour, C. Ward, J. Painter, G. Novak, N. Heasley, B. Casino, K. Pryor, D. Urbani, Mr. Stinebiser, P. Highlands, S. Calder-one, L. Linhart, I. Curry, M. Tocco Worked hard to keep us in touch with the news OSCAR STAFF Karen Melada Editor in chief Judy Lodzsun Reporter Anita Bober Assistant editor Christine Hiteshue Reporter Connie Diethorn Feature editor Joe Hiteshue Reporter George Smith Sports editor Kathy Domin Reporter Sandy Steiner Exchange editor Ann Criner Reporter Fred Wallace Advertising and Business manager Jane Brust Reporter James Stamoolis Roberta Donaldson Reporter Assistant Advertising and Business Manager Deanne Sylvester Reporter Earl Highlands Joanne Forrester Reporter Assistant Advertising and Business Manager Sona Ponterio Reporter Jerry Mash Sports writer Joanne Rager Reporter Gary Serlo Sports writer John Uranker Reporter Vince Heinauer Sports writer Tess Mangini Typist William Dinsmore Sports writer Carol Walro Typist Harry Taylor Reporter Francine Targos Typist Carol Coughenour Reporter Richard Flowers Photographer Darlene Dudley Reporter Earle A. Stinebiser Sponsor OSCAR What do you mean, you lost page tour?!! STAFF Gathering news, writing stories, editing and proofreading are a part of the daily activities which are conducted by the Oscar Staff during the fourth period. Their hard work is well rewarded whenever another fine issue of the Oscar is distributed to the students of JSHS. Through this paper, the students learn of all the latest happenings of our school and others. Heading this staff is Mr. Earle Stinebiser, the adviser. Karen Melada, their editor, was aided efficiently by Anita Bober, assistant editor, Connie Diethorn, feature editor, and George Smith, sports editor. News before it happens 67 Mr. Urinsco has help from Mr. Hursh this year in handling the Travel Club. With forty-eight members this club is kept busy with such activities as a Thanksgiving dance at the Recreation Center, a swimming party at Kling’s Motel and their annual banquet. Basketball pencils were sold and a bake sale was held in order to raise money for their field trip to Philadelphia. George Dobrinick is the leader of this group with assistance from Gary McCullough, Andra Sandson, and Diane Carey. Term paper . . . R. Forgie, J. Stinson, E. Matesic, A. Sandson, G. McCullough, G. Dobrinick, D. Carey, J. Lodzsun, K. Danton, D. Drach, M. Birk, P. Wassel, K. Melada, A. Bober, P. Umek. M. Miller, C. Beckwith. M. Fleming, Mr. Urinsco, J. Brust, S. Steiner, T. Gamble, T. Hood, D. McAtee, M. Sliwoski, F. Bonati, B. Casino, D. Sylvester be serious! Travel 68 S. Roy, J. Shebec, T. Marchetti, J. Krautz, G. Novak. B. Null, D. Urbani, J. Kennedy, B. DelGross, F. Constantine, T. Tangretti, R. Capretto, G. Wall, J. Cima, Mr. Hursh, M. Peduzzi, R. Monstrola, V. Cage, N. Heasley, N. Prinkey, E. Highlands FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The goal of this club is to help individuals to improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. These girls are taught the basic skills of home economics by their sponsor, Miss Doris L. Patch. They are taught how to sew, cook, and do general house-cleanipg which is necessary to pass the grade as a satisfactory homemaker. The officers are Linda Rogers, president; Donna Barry, vice president; Lonnie Linhart, secretary; Frannie Joseph, treasurer. R. Kocinski, L. Linhart, D. Barry, L. Rogers, F. Joseph, J. Ranier, D. Kor-chak, V. Coulson, G. Batson, J. Terrell, E. Izzo, S. Clawson, K. Savinski, Miss Patch, J. Radford, B. Rhoads, B. Bedont, S. Mackey, M. Rainer Future Homemakers of America Mother’s little helpers. J. Tessitte, R. Elias, B. Bittner, J. Wassel, B. Baloh, R. McElroy, J. Ernette, B. Saul, G. Baginski, D. Wassel, A. Christafano, A. Vonada, A. Klobucar, Mr. Priolo, R. Contino, A. Chisko, D. Stepanik, J. Smith, W. Seifert, R. Highlands Auto AUTO CLUB Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Priolo, the officers of the Auto Club have planned many activities for this year. The officers are Bob Baloh, president; Bud Wassel, vice president; Bill Bitner, secretary; Ron McElroy, treasurer. To belong to this club, one must have a general knowledge of the mechanics of cars. The meetings are spent discussing cars of all types. Films have played a great part in the entertainment of the meetings, showing sports cars and the sort. They top the year off with a field 69 trip to an auto show or display. Micrometer The club is open to all machine shop boys who are interested in learning the use of machinery, not only for individuals but also for the entire school and community. Not only do these boys learn the value of machinery, but it gets them interested in various careers. These boys are lead by a capable sponsor, Mr. Lang. The officers are D. Joseph, president; J. Calvert, vice president; A. Yorio, secretary; J. Myers, treasurer. N. Petrill, B. Reiter, D. Wassel, J. Willis, H Taylor, D. Stepanik, R. Mears, J. Trimmer, F Wallace, S. Petrill, D. Piasecky, V. Barclay, R Tatarek, F. Clemente, Mr. Amann Hunting and Fishing This club is for the outdoor type of fellow. Mr. Amann, the sponsor, tries to instill good sportsmanship in the members. This year’s field trip was made possible by the three dances held at the Recreation Center. An assembly was held by this club featuring Hal Harrison and his wild life adventure films. Don Wassel serves as President, with Vice-President, Bill Reiter; Secretary, Jesse Willis; and Treasurer, Harry Taylor. Ette Kette J. Painter, R. Masciantonio, S. Demarchis, L. Constantine, D. Lomika, A. Bober, J. Brust, J. Bird, A. Papinchak, D. Carey, Mrs. Wolfe, K. Danton, P. Clark, B. Keener, D. Hand, J. Kennedy, C. Spino, C. Staney, J. Krautz, S. Roy, C. Hiteshue, S. Terpko, M. Miller, M. Keener, C. Lawson, B. Patterson, T. Marchetti, C. Henry, S. Ponterio, D. Sylvester, M. Birk, A. Sandson, M. Fleming, A. Retondola, S. Calderon, J. Pas-parage Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Wolfe, the Etta Kette Club has planned many activities. The major money-making project was selling greeting cards. The members visited the John Robert Powers School of Modeling. For the benefit of the school, the club sponsored the High Hoopers Basketball Game, the proceeds to be given to the Dusk to Dawn. To round off the year’s activities, the club will hold a banquet at the Pittsburgh Playhouse and view a playhouse production. The officers are Anita Bober, president; Jane Brust, vice president; Janis Bird, secretary; Diane Lomicka, treasurer. Once more now . . . Tres bien merci. Alpha Hi Y Under the supervision of Mr. Basom, assisted this year by President Tom Hood, the club maintained its motto: “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character.” The other officers of the club are Jim Gavatorta, vice president; Victor Mahugh, secretary; George Dobrinick, treasurer. For the November meeting, the guest speaker gave the boys an outlook on the true meaning of Thanksgiving. During the course of the year, the members have competitive basketball games. Each member receives a membership card which entitles him to enter any Y. M.C.A. building or activity. T. Gamble, R. Mokowski, J. Felen-chak, G. Smith, G. Dobrinick, T Hood, J. Gavatora, V. Mayhugh, J Leonard, R. Contino, J. Solomen, J Heasley, S. Levin, J. Crosetti, J Stinson, B. Kemerer, C. Irwin, G Baginski, A. Klobucar, F. Barrick, F Mahkovic, Mr. Basom, D. Burke, E. Coulson. M. McHugh, E. Kocinski, E. Lewis, C. Sarge, J. Cordera, R. Ley-dig, D. Kessel. E. Kratnchvil, R. Mc-Elroy, J. Galando, D. Fink, D. Masciantonio Boys’ Sports The Boys Sports Club is open to any boy interested in sports. Mr. Davis is the sponsor of this club. Its purpose is to teach the boys the rules of different sports and to learn various athletic games. Each meeting consists of working in tumbling, basketball, and volleyball. This year the members of the Boys Sports Club and the members of the Girls Sports Club combined and held a gymnastic exhibition. The officers are President, Jesse Willis; Vice-President, Earl Highlands; and Secretary-Treasurer, Rick McLaughlin. F. Wallace, R. McLaughlin, J. Willis, E. Highlands, J. Simpson, Mr. Davis, W. Dinsmore, J. Pecoraro, J. Soles, M. DeLuzio, P. Saxton, J. Pracek, J. Leonard, G. Divida How about some blocking J. McCormick, C. Pevomik, C. Neff, K. Brais, J. Tocco, S. Cramer, C. Ward, D. DePalma, S. Burgart, P. Donaldson. J. Carper, R. Caviggia, M. French, K. Lapina, P. D’Orazio, I. Terpko, B. Bedont, Miss Sheerer, C. Lawson, D. Cole, V. Makosky, L. Blair, A. Papinchak, D. Gaich, D. Kor-chak, R. Kocinski, M. Retondola Future Girls in White The club has chosen as its aim to stimulate interest in nursing and allied professions. Many of these girls served or will be serving as Junior Volunteer Aides, better known as the “Candy Stripers”, at the Westmoreland Hospital. The girls learn some of the basic fundamentals of nursing, and many educational programs are provided by their sponsor, Miss Rebecca Sheerer. The officers are Pauline Laubscher, president; Janice Tocco, vice president; Kathy Brais, secretary; Sherry Cramer, treasurer. Rembrandt Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Fry, the Rembrandt Club has planned many interesting activities for this year. The primary goal of this club is to develop an interest in art, both fine and modern. To do this, each club meeting is composed of a different project to be completed for the next meeting. In addition to these projects, the members eagerly visit the local art galleries and museums in order to realize their primary goal. The officers are Kathy Domin, president; Glenna Jane Storey, vice president; Michele French, secretary; Rose Sanders, treasurer. K. Mock, R. Sanders, G. Storey, K. Domin, M. French, P. Burress, Mrs. Fry Selva, P. Wassel, K. Wilson, V. Cage, R. Monstrola, G. Staney, F. Berk, M. Trigona, A. Vonada, J. Simpson, J. Ernette, B. Saul Clubs Help! My eyeball’s stuck! T. Rucolas, B. Walter, K. Skavinski, B. Reiter, E. Kratovil, K. Domin, M. Chishko. R. Donaldson, N. Farrell, R. Brecht, J. Stamoolis, J. Boerio, B. Siebert, Mr. D’Amato, J. Hlywa, J. Lewis, J. Galando, J. Felenchak, R. Stoltz Priestly Science Under the supervision of Mr. D’Amato this club was taught how to use its telescope. They strive to arouse an interest in the field of science by students giving practical demonstrations, lectures and by seeing scientific motion pictures. This job was capably handled by the President Bill Reiter. Assisting Bill in doing this job were Vice President Ed Kratovil, Secretary and Librarian Kathy Domin, and Treasurer Kip Skavinski. This club is opened to anyone who has a desire to enter any field dealing with science. Program Sellers These are the girls responsible for selling programs to the spectators at all home football games. They can be found at every entrance to the football stadium before the game begins. This year these seven girls are under the capable supervision of Mr. Barnes. K. Izzo, S. Calderone, M. Miller, Mr. Barnes, D. Elliott, B. Giron, J. Pasparage, J. Kennedy Grex “Does my make-up look all right?” Oh, what if I forget my lines?” These are a few of the expressions that can be heard backstage during any of the Grex productions. This year, under the supervision of Mr. Borelli, this talented group presented the comedy, “Little Nell.” Jack Marnoni proved to be a worthy president of this club, while Ann Criner served as vice president and secretary-treasurer. The aim of the club is to encourage and develop an interest in the area of dramatics. H. Taylor, J. Marnoni, A. Criner, C. Coughen-our, J. Stamoolis, G. Dobrinick, A. Bober, V. Staney Stage Crew The stage crew is under the dependable leadership of Mr. Thomas Abraham. There are fifteen boys belonging to the crew. These boys are selected for membership by their grades, ability, and conduct. The stage crew is divided into three groups, each having its own special duties. The duties of the crow include helping prepare for class parties, proms, basketball games, and assemblies. Their services are also available for community projects. Without their fine service, our school projects could not be handled as easily. Mr. Abraham, D. Soles, W. Seifert, T. Gamble, R. Frey, J. Stamoolis, J. Heasley, G. Soles, J. Leonard, D. Howard, F. Berk “Physical Fitness” is the theme of the Girls Sports Club. This club is composed of athletically-inclined girls who enjoy keeping themselves in good health. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Humes, the club presents an annual assembly comprised of the various skills and feats performed by the members. This year an additional program has been arranged, the Bags and Bells Basketball Game, presented by the Girls and Boys Sports Clubs. The officers are: Babs Byerly, president; Glenna Jane Storey, vice president; Shirley Crescenzo, secretary; Regina Masciantonio, treasurer. Girls’ Sports Club M. Baggley, J. Eglhaut, R. Masciantonio, S. Crescenzo, B. Byerly, G. Storey, C. Cima. K. Wilson, D. Barry, P. Castellano, S. Watson, P. Duckworth, A. Barci, R. DePalma, S. De-Marchis, L. Davis, N. Pilotti, D. Kottelich, M. Lunn, P. Watson, D. Stevenson, B. Huesdash, J. Pawlik, D. Stepanik, P. Poglein, D. Dudley, D. Loughner, R. Sanders, S. Pignoli, E. Terpko, F. Targos, C. Walro, M. Martin, S. Nestler, D. Gray, P. Greena-walt, C. Highlands, C. Tragesser, M. Keener, D. Lomicka. Mrs. Humes Mr. Matika told me to tell you ... . Girls’ Sports French With Mr. Stinebiser as their very capable sponsor the members of this club have a fine opportunity to come in closer contact with the spoken French language. As usual this year’s special project was to collect food and pack baskets for needy people at Thanksgiving and Christmas. With George Smith as President, Denny Gardner as Vice-President, Linda Stull as Secretary, and Nick D’Orazio to take the dues the members obtained their most worth while goal. D. Gardner, T. Blair, G. Smith, N. D’Orazio, T. Stokum, E. Berry, M. Rominski, G. Serlo, T. Credo, N. Ingraham, B. Keener, Mr. Stinebiser, B. Patterson, R. Frey, J. Kellner, L. Stull, L. Sabatino Now, Bruce, two plus two . . . 76 Commercial Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Leroy Hogg and Mr. Robert Pohle this club strives to develop a keener interest in business skills and traits. The officers at Patty Ju-pena, president; Janis Held, vice president; Kathy DePalma, secretary; Bonnie DiGangi, treasurer. Club plans for the school year include a dance after a basketball game, a Christmas party, a trip to a business school in Pittsburgh, and a banquet. During each meeting, members present a skit depicting different qualities needed by a secretary. B. Byerly, T. Mangini, P. Castellano, B. Giron, P. Jupena, J. Held, K. DePalma, B. DiGangi, R. DePalma, J. McCormick, D. Malinoski, Mr. Hogg, R. Lutz, J. Elias, J. Lukon, S. Pignoli, B. Caviggia, E. Ficco, P. Fer-ree, S. Good, Mr. Pohle, J. Capparelli, M. Wodnick, J. Hooley, J. Niebel, I. Terpko, C. Wimbush, D. Beltz, J. Orange, J. Beltz, D. Bernie, C. Beckwith Charm Learning the art of good grooming and the basic fundamentals of modeling are the aims of the Charm Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Podvia. Each member enjoys finding the most becoming hairstyle and make-up best suited to her. The officers for the past year were Mary Ellen Retondola, president; Karen Mor-rah, vice president; Linda Howe, secretary; Margaret Peduzzi, treasurer. M. Peduzzi, D. Elliott, J. Laughery, K. Morrah, Miss Podvia, C. Walch, C. Diethorn, L. Howell, M. Retondola K. Rucolas, S. Cramer, D. Elliott, A. Criner, J. Tocco, Mr. Barnes, K. Skavinski, K. Lapina, G. Wall, E. Lewis, Mrs. Novak Concession Stand Do you want to find the busiest spot on a Friday night during foot-football season? No, it isn’t the corner of Hollywood and Vine. It is the concession stands at the football stadium. The crews that operate these stands do a bang-up job. Mr. Barnes is very appreciative of the work these students do. We couldn’t get along without them. Music This club is under the capable supervision of Mr. John Lodzsun. Ken Slezak, president; Patsy Moff, vice president; Anita Howe, secretary; and Tom Stokum, treasurer head the club’s many activities. This group is comprised of the talented musicians of JSHS. Music Club activities include a variety of assemblies, providing music for the school parties, and other various programs. Everyone in the club is expected to perform at one club meeting during the year. Our school can be proud of the fine entertainment they present. C. Pevornik, S. Cramer, A. Criner, C. Cima, D. Rucolas, B. Patterson, L. Yurt, G. Novak, K. Melada, R. Donaldson, C. Coughenour, V. Cage. N. Heasley, Mrs. Owens, L. Rogers, I. Curry, B. Walters, C. Hansen, K. Heasley K. Cole, J. Lodzsun, S. Crescenzo, P. Duckworth, P. Umek, E. Matesic, N. Heasley, K. Heasley, C. Ilansen, C. Contino, D. Cole, C. Highlands, S. Myers, K. Pryor, K. Melada, D. DePalma, L. Stull, T. Dorsner, Miss Duncan, J. Pawlik, S. Baughman, J. Tocco, J. Baker, P. Poglein, N. Prinkey, D. Gaich, L. Myers, M. J. Klingensmith, B. Huesdash, M. Patton Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is an active club around school. Membership is open to any student in the school who is interested in the teaching profession and who can maintain a “C” average. The program conducted by Jane Strom consisted of guest speakers, panel discussions, and films on teaching. The main project of this organization was a “Student Teacher Day”. On this day, the members went out to different schools and conducted the classes under the supervision of a teacher. A picnic held in honor of the senior members ended the term. Beta Tri Hi Y This is one of the three service clubs in our school which works in cooperation with the HI-Y Fellowship of Southwestern Pennsylvania. Miss Duncan, the sponsor, assisted the girls in raising money for the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation. The officers for the 61-62 term are: President, Patty Umek; Vice President, Evie Matesic; Secretary, Pam Duckworth; Treasurer, Natalie Heasley; and Chaplain, Jane Strohm. Always time for a jam session Student Council Establishing laws and maintaining order around school is the main object of our Student Council. The Student Council is always open for suggestions which will help the school atmosphere and to settle any disputes which may arise. The concession stand during basketball season is also sponsored by this organization. Each Home Room has a representative which attends the regular Monday meetings. The representative offers the suggestions of the Home Room at the meeting and reports to the Home Room, progress being made by the Student Council. The Student Council is respected by all. J. Forrester, P. Clark, P. Jupena, A. Sandson, G. Dobrinick, J. Wassel, D. Carey, M. Fleming, M. Octave, R. DePalma, P. Umek, S. Baughman, E. Matesic, G. Staney, M. Walthour, N. Prinkey, K. Skavinski, E. Highlands, B. Capretto, R. McLaughlin, J. Cima, M. Sliwoski, W. Seifert Classical JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Under the capable guidance of Miss Elsie Fontanella, the Junior Classical League keeps the ideals of ancient Greece and Rome alive. Many of their activities include selling yearbook covers, having a Latin-style banquet, and attending the regional and national convention. The national convention was held in Montana this year. The Latin Club is annually highlighted by its very solemn initiation. The officers are: Consul-Jim Boerio, Pro Consul-Kip Skavinski, Scriba-Pauline Laubscher, and Quaestor-Cathy Cima. This is art. D. Walters, P. Casper, J. Lewis, G. Hickman, N. Farrell, G. Ingraham, J. Hlywa, M. Peterson, A. Scavuzzo, G. Novak, V. Makosky, B. Dorohovich, C. Cima, J. Boerio, K. Skavinski, K. Lapina, D. Teske, S. Nestler, P. Regotti, A. Criner, K. Brais, C. Neff, C. Pevornik, N. Ingraham, D. Rucolas, M. Abraham, P. D’Orazio, L. Geiger, K. Dorazio, K. Vonada, J. Kemerer, R. Donaldson, Miss Fontanella, R. Spinner, D. Valetti, R. Drylie, M. Keenan, J. Stamoolis, G. Wall, J. Gurnick, J. Cima, F. Bonati, L. Felder, D. D’Emilio, B. Walters J. Galvorta, D. Serlo, M. Gaich, N. Garrick, T. Tatarek, G. Myers, P. Osborne, E. Verdone, J. Guy, D. Joseph, T. Brennan, W. Pienody, Mr. Bronzie, S. Levin, J. Lavelle, B. Herring, W. Beaufort, B. DeSanty, D. Cole, M. Danton 80 Weight Lifting WEIGHT-LIFTING CLUB A recent addition to the list of clubs in our school is the Weight-Lifting Club, under the capable sponsorship of Mr. R. Bronzie. Presiding over the meetings this year were Nick Garrick, president; Stan Tatarek, vice president; Mike Gaich, secretary; Ed Leydig, treasurer. The meetings are primarily based on new lifting techniques and contests. Our wrestlers show particular interest in this club, for obvious reasons. Photography The boys of this club are those interested in taking pictures and learning more about various cameras. Every year the members enter the annual photo contest sponsored by the Kodak Company. Plun were made to develop and enlarge pictures in the evenings. The sponsor of this club is Mr. Gilkey. This year the officers are: President, Ricky Flowers; Vice President, Ken Mock; Secretary, Ron Drylie; Treasurer, Russ Mears. Mr. Gilkey, R. Drylie, R. Flowers, K. Mock, R. Mears, R. Brasco, T. Guy, F. Barrick, T. Brown, D. Jones Alexander’s rag time band. P. Poglein, B. Matthews, R. Michael, E. Barclay, P. Moff, G. Lapina, J. M. Lodzsun - Director, J. Lewis, A. Ramler, V. Mayhugh, T. Stokum, D. Soles, L. Pratt, T. Gamble, R. Brasco, P. Osborne, A. Blasco, J. Harkobusic, K. Mock Dance Band The Dance Band is composed of students of � he Jeannette Senior High Band. Mr. Loo“«un is the man with the golden arm who keeps this group in beat. They have one scheduled rehearsal a week. The purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for musicians to play modern dance arrangements that will give them experience for social events, school dances, and civil functions. This year the band has planned an engagement for the benefit of the Washington trip. This group is also active in exchange assemblies. 81 National Honor Society This society strives for the qualities of character, leadership, scholarship and service. Many accomplishments were attained with the money received through the selling of candy by the members at lunch time. To remain in this nation wide organization the members must maintain a 3.3 scholastic average throughout the year. The Jayhawk Chapter is under the capable guidance of Mrs. Bess Williams. A. Sandson, J. Lodzsun, P. Donaldson, E. Ewing, N. Heasley, G. Storey, A. Bober, J. Marnoni, W. Reiter, N. Farrell, P. Umek, J. Boerio, M. A. Fleming, J. Galando, T. Gamble, K. Melada, R. Brecht, J. Felenchak, J. Stamolis, E. Lewis, K. Skavinski, S. Levin, Mis. Williams Varsity Through the efforts of Mr. Baughman, the Varsity Club was organized this year. The purpose of the club is to bring together the lettermen of the varsity sports in order to groom good sportsmanship. Jesse Willis, president; Terry Blair, vice-president; Jeff Lavelle, secretary; and Fran Geiger, treasurer; have done a fine job in putting this club on its feet. E. Guest, D. Serlo, J. Trimmer, R. DelGross, N. Garrick, R. Elias, R. Byerly, E. Barclay, G. Smith, W. Herring, J. Lavelle, T. Blair, J. Willis, F. Geiger, N. D’Orazio, R. Leydig, S. Tatarek. J. Stinson, E. Leydig, R. Capretto, J. Guy, E. Kratovil, R. Tatarek, G. Dobrinick, J. Boerio, T. Miller, E. Verdone, M. Gaich, T. Barberio, D. Fink, Mr. Baughman Library Monitors These girls are Jeannette High’s unsung heroes. Their duties are many and varied such as getting a new book ready to be put on the shelf, keeping the library in tip-top shape, arranging the books so that they are easy to find, checking books in and out, and collecting money for over due books. They are under the guidance of Miss Alda McMaster. Miss McMaster, C. Neff, P. Brais, C. Pevornik, M. Ketter, J. Strohm, S. Pignoli, E. Ewing, C. Henry, B. Patterson Gym Class Movies - The Mind As Well As The Body NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Patty Umek, Secy.; James Boerio, Pres.; Mary Anne Fleming, V. Pres.; Nick Farrell, Treas. Pep Club Through the combined efforts of Mrs. Humes and the officers, we have enjoyed a wonderful year which we will never forget. The officers worked diligently to see that we had sweaters to wear at the football games. Everyone made a special effort to cheer our players on to victory. We will never forget the Greensburg Pep Assembly. We all dressed in our white sweaters and cheered louder than ever. We sincerely would like to thank Mrs. Humes and the officers — President, Glenna Jane Storey; Vice President, Andra Sandson; Secretary, Regina Masciantonio; and Treasurer, Sally Roy. AS a $8 t) n n ft jpVjW Tom Gamble, Richard Brasco, Tom Stokum, Art Blasco, Paul Casper County Band County Chorus Proudly representing JSHS . . . Well-deserving the honor Eugene Berry, Guy Wall Patsy Moff, Tom Stokum Girls Basketball Intramural Captain, S. Crescenzo, P. Duckworth, S. Watson, J. Eglhaut, B. Byerly, L. Rogers, A. Barci, R. DePalma y a | Our girls take part in many phases of gymnastic activities—basketball, volleyball, and tumbling. All this contributes to the well-being and versatility of our student body. CANDIDS ORCHESTRA Under the capable leadership of Mr. Lodzsun, the orchestra works hard to strive for perfection. It is a tradition of the orchestra to present a Christmas Pageant in which the true meaning of Christmas is enacted in music. This year several of the talented musicians represented the school at District and County Orchestra Festivals. The final performance of the orchestra is the Senior Commencement. These melodies will live forever within the hearts of the Seniors. We express our appreciation to the Orchestra for the fine entertainment they presented throughout the year. Richard Our Beat Man MUSIC P. Poglein, T. Gamble, R. Pawlick, K. Vonada, S. Steiner, P. Moff, G. Lapina, E. Barclay, J. Lewis, A. Ramler, V. Mayhugh, T. Stokum, D. Soles, L. Pratt, R. Michael, R. Matthews, J. M. Lodzsun - Director, R. Brasco, P. Osborne, J. Harkobusic, A. Blasco, K. Mock P. Poglein, D. Lomicka, K. Marshall, J. Pasparage, P. Brais, R. Sanders, R. Detruf, B. Struble, E. Berry, D. Drach, M. Walthour, C. Spino, A. Retondola, L. Linhart, S. Myers, S. Baughman, L. Owens, S. Mock, K. Brois, J. Terrill, N. Balderson, C. Pevornik, C. Walch, L. Rodgers, B. Kimmel, P. Tucci, J. Yurksitis, S. Nestler, J. Willis, S. Mackey, J. Niebel, G. Wall, B. Salvatore, P. Burress, V. Barclay, Mr. Lodzsun, M. Rominski, T. Smith, T. Barberio, D. DePalma, C. Pazak, S. Burgart Provided the student body with fine selections throughout the year. Chorus Sing along with us WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS This year, the Jeannette High School Chorus, under the leadership of Mr. Lodzsun, is headed by Diane Lomicka, with Eugene Berry as Vice President, Margaret Walthour as Secretary, and Joyce Pasparage as Treasurer. Outside of room 110 each sixth period, the harmony of voices may be heard. Yearly, this active organization performs for the Jeannette Hospital and the Golden Age Club. Playing a part in the Christmas Assembly and having a large role in Commencement exercises, the chorus is enjoyed by all. The chorus also takes part in the County, District, and State Chorus Festivals. Ending the activities of 89 the group is a picnic. mmm Athletics — Jeannette — a fine combination ! Jeannette Senior High School, a school of five hundred sixty-five students, participates in Class AA football, Class A basketball, wrestling, golf, and track. Jeannette teams, known as the Jayhawks, hold a strong reputation for good sportsmanship. Jeannette boys are taught the fundamentals of the sport in which they participate; but, more important, they are taught that winning is not the main purpose. ATHLETICS 91 VARSITY FOOTBALL Our gridiron heroes pushed their hardest towards victory In August, our 1962 football team began a rigid training camp at McKee Stadium. With Mr. William Baughman as head coach, the boys were kept moving under a tough schedule of assignments, scrimmaging, calesthenics, and diet. Although our boys tried their best, the record at the end of the season showed six hard-played defeats and three wins. Most people will agree that the boys had a lot of hard luck this year. But as the boys adjust to the new rules of Coach Baughman, we look forward to cheering with the boys as they win more games for our Alma Mater. Penn Township J.S.H.S 19 OPP. 12 Peabody 13 14 Hempfield Township 7 24 Connellsville 18 6 Latrobe 6 27 Norwin Joint 7 23 Vandergrift 34 6 Wilkinsburg 6 27 Greensburg 13 19 F. Berk (manager), B. Octave, L. Thurling, J. Cima, F. Constantine, D. Serlo, M. McHugh, J. Pecoraro, J. Regina, B. Capretto, J. Heasley (manager), B. Herring, E. Guest, G. Smith, G. Dobrinick, J. Willis, F. Geiger, T. Barberio, N. D’Orazio, T. Blair, J. Trimmer, Mr. Stutz, G. Myers (manager), Mr. D’Emilio, Mr. Stroup, B. DelGross, G. Hickman, T. Tanghetti, B. Tatarek, T. Miller, P. Galdo, H. Stump, A. Fleming, Mr. Amann, Mr. Baughman, B. Robinson, N. Garrick, A. Wilson, E. Leydig, J. Stinson, S. Tatarek, E. Kratovil, J. Guy, E. Verdone, F. Mahkovic Managers F. Berk, R. Leydig, G. Myers, J. Heasley GRIDIRON HEROES Coaches JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM The football squad of 1961 wishes to give its thanks to the Junior Varsity Eleven. They will be the gridiron heroes who will take our place on the field. Without their support during practice, in the field house, and on the sidelines, we couldn’t have carried on the season with high spirits. Best of luck to them in the future years at J. S. H. S. Mr. Stutz, Mr. D’Emilio, Mr. Stroup, Mr. Baughman, Mr. Amann Now prepared to fight on to uphold our tine reputation JUNIOR VARSITY GAMES Penn Township JV OPP. 0 35 Sewickley 6 0 Latrobe 6 25 Wilkinsburg 19 21 Greensburg 13 19 Hempfield 0 19 J. Hlywa, R. Capretto, E. Highlands, D. Kessel, R. McLaughlin, J. Leonard, J. Pracek, J. Willis, Mr. Davis VARSITY BASKETBALL Our boys provided for a most interesting and exciting season VARSITY BASKETBALL Although we did not win any trophies this year, we would like to congratulate Coach Davis and his boys for their six wins and sixteen losses. We lost every exhibition game but one — beating Turtle Creek 57-46. Things began to pick up when we defeated Derry, Mt. Pleasant, and Hempfield. The first half of the season ended with a victory for the Jays over Norwin. The second half started with a loss to Derry by a score of 75-64. Our next victory was over Mt. Pleasant 50-45. We ended the season with five losses to Hempfield, Greensburg, Connellsville, 95 Latrobe, and Norwin. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JAYVEES Under the direction of Coach Chuck Hursh, the Jayvees had a score record of four wins and eighteen losses. Not much experience and short boys added much to the kind of season the Jayvees have had this year. But as in previous years the boys will do better next year and for some of them the year after, and prove that they can be assets to the Varsity Squad. Of course, and as always, the whole school was behind them no matter what the outcome happened to be. So, we all wish them the best of luck for the years to come. We know they will turn out a team that anyone and everyone will be proud of. Jesse Willis Our star athlete at J. S. H. S. Varsity Penn Hills Schenley Wilmerding Charleroi Turtle Creek Sewickley Penn Joint Vandergrift Derry Mt. Pleasant Hempfield Greensburg Connellsville Latrobe Norwin Derry Mt. Pleasant Hempfield Greensburg Connellsville Latrobe Norwin Junior Varsity Scores Opp. Jnt. Penn Hills 40 39 Schenley 35 28 West Mem 47 25 Charleroi 53 30 Turtle Creek 41 30 Penn Joint 41 23 Sewickley 38 29 Vandergrift 46 25 Derry Area 41 37 Mt. Pleasant 33 26 Hempfield 33 36 Greensburg 56 31 Connellsville 26 34 Latrobe 42 40 Norwin 62 35 Derry Area 50 34 Mt. Pleasant 38 45 Hempfield 46 23 Greensburg 75 32 Connellsville 32 26 Latrobe 46 48 Norwin 62 30 CHEERLEADERS B. Keener, J. Brust, J. Marnoni, P. Laubscher, D. Carey, R. M. Sanders, S. DeMarchis, W. Dinsmore, P. Clark, B. Huesdash Cheered through rain and snow, wins and losses Who are the peppiest kids in school? The cheerleaders, of course! When these ten rolled out on to the field of red and blue, the whole stadium rang with enthusiasm. No matter what the weather, they kept on smiling and cheering. With all this enthusiasm, how could our spirits ever have been dampened? This year with the combined efforts of everyone, our student body never sounded better at the football and basketball games. But being a cheerleader is not all fun and pleasure. A lot of practicing and figuring goes behind it. Every summer they practice until the first game and then on Thursday nights when school starts. This year five members cheered for the last time. They are Pauline Laubscher — Captain, Janie Brust — Co-Captain, Diane Carey, Barbara Keener, and Jack Marnoni. Captain Pauline Laubscher 98 West Mifflin North Jnt. 26 Opp. 31 Hempficld 16 40 Greensburg 21 36 Penn High 27 18 Latrobe 6 45 Norwin 24 26 Wilkinsburg 15 31 Blairsville 29 27 Kittanning 8 53 Kiski 5 41 German Twp. 12 50 Here’s how my girl does it. WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLERS Despite the fact that the Jayhawk wrestlers did not have a winning season, we would like to congratulate them for their fine efforts. Coach Ray Bronzie did the best he could with the few boys who tried out. The student body showed a lack of support for this part of the athletic program. The boys who wrestled are well co-ordinated and are well conditioned both mentally and physically. One of the best wrestlers Mr. Bronzie has coached is Jim Guy who will be back next year. WRESTLERS F. Williams, F. Altier, J. Smail, L. Drury, M. Danton, S. Levin, J. Heasley, B. Matthews, B. Wilson, F. Mahkovic, M. Gaich, J. Lavelle, J. Lewis, P. Casper, G. Hickman, D. Cole, G. Myers, J. Guy, S. Tatarek, E. Kratovil, E. Ley dig, N. Garrick, A. Fisher, E. Kocinski, Mr. Bronzie I t 'HAWKS This year’s season was late getting started because of the March snows. The twelve members on the team have high hopes of continuing last year’s success. Since the team started in 1933, Jeannette has only captured the Section 4 title twice. There are only 3 veterans remaining from last year’s team; Jim Boerio, Rick Elias, and Joe Kellner. The team last year advanced to the semi-finals in WPIAL competition. The home course for our team is the Greensburg Country Club. GOLF Practice makes perfect Golf F. Williams, P. Casper, R. Mojkowski, E. Elias, R. Wilson, V. Flowers, B. Dinsmore, J. Hlywa, J. Mash, F. Suchora, R. Diehl, M. Gaich, J. Boerio, J. Gurnick, M. Keenan, J. Wolo-shun, R. Mears, Mr. Abraham. OUR APPRECIATION to our many friends who made this book possible . . . a permanent record for the Class of 1962 PRINTING.... PHOTOGRAPHY COVERS...... GUIDANCE.... EDWARDS BROTHERS, Jack Marshall COLAO STUDIO, David Agate S. K. SMITH CO., George Stewart Administration, Faculty and Student Body for their suggestions and moral support. and a special thanks to our 1962 ADVERTISERS 102 THE NEWS-DISPATCH “A Live Daily Netvspaper in an American Workshop'” SERVING MORE THAN 10,500 FAMILIES OF THE GREATER JEANNETTE-IRWIN DISTRICT Published by JEANNETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Jeannette, Pennsylvania LAfayette 3-5541 Congratulations from J M FOOD MARKET Produce — Quality Meats — Groceries N. FIRST HARRISON JEANNETTE, PA. PHONES La 3-5430 and La 3-5439 PHONE: LA 3-3101 EXCEL GLASS COMPANY Automobile Glass — 1Window Glass Mirrors — Custom Made Furniture Tops Thermopane 440 S. SIXTH STREET JEANNETTE, PA. 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Boettner John J. Kidd, Jr. Vice-President Walter Kowalski Secretary Treasurer EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS TRUSTEES Edward Small — Zack Washington Andrew Marsula Edward Noonan — George E. Wherry, Sr. Harry Steele BE A TRUE AMERICAN FIRST, LAST, AND ALWAYS Leonard's Rapid Shoe Repair and CHICKLO'S Shoe Store COMPLETE LINE IN MEN'S DRESS AND WORK SHOES Service Station Porto Ped Air Cushion Shoes Pillow Every Step You Take Your TEXACO Dealer 100 DIFFERENT STYLES TO SELECT FROM 345-347 S. Fourth St. 700 Lowry Avenue JEANNETTE, PA. LA. 3-5671 Phone LA 7-9895 106 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1962 COLAO STUDIO Your Photographer Phone: MUseum 2-7576 5519 Walnut Street Shadyside PITTSBURGH, PENNSLYVANIA 107 COMPLIMENTS... JEANNETTE NEW CAR DEALERS CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Dodge — Dart — Lancer 105 So. 2nd Street LA 3-5581 Johnson Outboard Motors DURBIANO CHEVROLET COMPANY Chevrolet — Corvair — Corvette 212 So. 5th Street LA 7-1551 FERRIS BUICK CO. Buick — Opel 106 S. 3rd Street LA 3-5451 SAM LIBERTO FORD SALES 1001 - 1013 Lowry Avenue Jeannette, Pennsylvania Phone: LA 3-5491 BUD SMAIL — LINCOLN MERCURY Lincoln Continental, Mercury Monterey, Mercury Meteor, Mercury Comet Lincoln Highway East TE 7-4210 Greensburg, Pa. STINSON MOTOR SALES, INC. Oldsmobile — F 85 108 13 Lincoln Way, East LA 3-6585 SPEND YOUR SPARE TIME AT TIM'S 19 LANES BOWLING Air Conditioned for Summer Bowling Tens and Ducks I 15 South Fifth Street Phone LA 7-9973 For Reservations STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Auto — Fire — Life C. G. (Bud) Bushyager 1021 North Third Street Jeannette, Pa. RETONDOLA Roofing Heating New Roofs and Old Roofs Repaired and Rebuilt LA 3-5961 320 South Sixth St. Jeannette, Pa. KATZ'S - THE MAN'S STORE CLOTHING — SHOES — SPORTSWEAR 109 514 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. WESTMORELAND GLASS COMPANY GRAPEVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA HANDMADE GLASSWARE OF QUALITY SHERMAN W. MASON FUNERAL HOME Established 1931 Phone LA 3-3161 c s MARKET 315 Division Street Jeannette, Pa. LA 3-9197 Home Made Roast Beef Barbecued Chickens Fresh Line of . . . Choice Meats and Poultry Free Delivery KOHL'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Just As Your Doctor Ordered Phone LA 3-2021 620 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. 110 SHRUM'S QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS At Your Door or Store LA 3-3131 Jeannette Planning A Trip Or Tour? Then Call MODERN DELUX COACHES RECLINING SEATS — CARD TABLES PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS SNACK BAR AVAILABLE For Charter Trips To All Points In The United States and Canada. UNderhill 3-2300 Irwin, Pennsylvania YOUR PLEASURE IS ill OUR BUSINESS! COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES ROMAN YOUNGBAUER 500 Division Street Jeannette, Pennsylvania AL'S BARGAIN CENTER Jeannette's Leading Discount House Phone LA 3-8053 703 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. If We Don't Have it, it's Unavailable COLOSIMO CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FREE ESTIMATES 906 Ohio Street Jeannette, Pa. BUILDER OF QUALITY HOMES Phone Residence LA 3-4771 Phone Office WA 5-3272 FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION ZANARINI BROTHERS FLOWER SHOP 601 Clay Avenue Phone LA 3-5523 112 Corner of 6th Jeannette, Penna. DIEHL-MAYFLOWER MOVING and STORAGE Local Long Distance Moving New Modern Heated Warehouse Exclusive Agent -for Aero Mayflower Transit Company Phones LAfayette 3-6511 or TEmple 4-8132 1035 OHIO STREET JEANNETTE, PA. JEANNETTE SHADE and NOVELTY CO. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE GLASSWARE Jeannette, Pennsylvania TV STAMPS L I N H A R T Mobil A SERVICE JEANNETTE General Repairs Official State Inspection Station Road Service - Pick-Up and Delivery Open 7 Days a Week — 7 A.M. 'til I I P. M. LAfayette 7-9887 South 4th Chambers Sts. Jeannette, Pa. 113 LAWTHER (tSSO) SERVICE ATLAS Carburetor—Ignition—Brake Service — Tires — Batteries — Accessories LUBRICATION Official Pennsylvania State Inspection Station No. 5252 703 Harrison Avenue Jeannette, Pa. Phone LA-3-2181 HUMMELL BROTHERS George Jae, Prop. WHOLESALE RETAIL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 359 NORTH FIRST STREET PHONE LA 3-3611 DAUGHERTY DRUG STORE GEORGE J. MYERS. LOUISE D. LANDIS, PROPS. — Efficient Prescription Service — 317 Clay Avenue — 4th Street — Jeannette, Pa. PHONE LA 3-5631 ManiUa Jl. Peach 214 Clay Avenue JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone La 3-4731 NOTARY PUBLIC REALTOR • INSURANCE DEALER IN MUTUAL FUNDS 114 CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS YEAR'S GRADUATING CLASS — FROM - B ELLIOTT ComfMiiu| makers of TURBINES MOTORS GENERATORS EJECTORS COMPRESSORS TURBOCHARGERS TUBE CLEANERS STRAINERS May this be the beginning of a long, happy and successful career. 115 DRACH’S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Biological and Drug Sundries Headquarters for Accurate and Dependable Service PHONE LA 7-1595 404 CLAY AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OF WALWORTH COMPANY Manufacturers of Valves and Fittings Greensburg, Pennsylvania 5th Clay Avenue JEANNETTE'S NEW MEN'S SHOP 116 FONTANA BROS. COAL GENERAL HAULING Phone LA 3-6110 Jeannette, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 62 ARLINGTON BAKERY Jeannette, Pa. Robert Ivanoff, Owner MOORE BROS. INC. Your B. F. Goodrich Dealer Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Recapping Televisions - Home Appliances - Bicycles Power Mowers THIRD AND CLAY LA 3-3232 JEANNETTE, PA. LAFAYETTE 3-4101 SINCE 1913 ECKERT’S • JEWELRY • c fxchs. z 253-257 EIGHTH ST. JEANNETTE, PA. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING 253 Eighth Street Jeannette, Pa. Phone LA 3-4101 509 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. Established 1891 Phone La 3-3061 Phone LAfayette 3-3261 Moyer Printing Company Distinctive Printing ★ 500 South Fourth Street Jeannette, Pa. Congratulations to the Class oj “62” OAKFORD PARK POOL “Swim and Enjoy Good Health” Ed. Antonacci, Prop. JEANNETTE, PA. 118 AMERICAN - SAINT GOBAIN COREORATION F. O. Box ©S©, Kingsport, Tennessee Creative ideas in glass Plants in Greenland, Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee Arnold, Pennsylvania Jeannette, Pennsylvania Ellwood Oity, Pennsylvania Okmulgee, Oklahoma Sales Offices New York. Boston Atlanta Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago Kansas City Dallas Seattle Dos Angeles San Pranoisoo 119 Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1962 from ROYAL PANTS SPORTSWEAR Dress and Sports IP ear THE BOY’S AND MEN’S STORE 506 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. Phone LAfayette 3-8061 Congratulations From CLASS OF '38 TO CLASS OF '62 WILLIAM R. FETTER Funeral Home Jeannette, Pennsylvania DUNCAN HARDWARE COMPANY B. P. S. Paint - Glass - Plumbing - Sporting Goods Aluminum Storm Doors and Windows PHONE LAfayette 3-2921 313 CLAY AVE. JEANNETTE, PA. BOYD'S PUTT PAR GOLF AND ARCHERY a Miles North of Jeannette, Pa. — On Route 66 Free Game ... For every Hole-in-one on 18th Hole Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyd Shuster, Prop. 120 Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1962 “A NEW world of fashion . . . J. H. MILLSTEIN COMPANY AND EMPLOYEES MANUFACTURERS OF GLASS PRODUCTS • LIGHTCRAFT CORPORATION RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING • NATIONAL PLASTIC CORPORATION INJECTION-COMPRESSION MOULDING Phone LA 3-5531 Jeannette, Pa. ... At Prices you want to Pay !” USE YOUR CHARGE Phone LA 3-6534 “We give Top Value Stamps MODERN SHOE REPAIR WHILE YOU WAIT SERVICE SHOES SHINED ALL WORK GUARANTEED 110 South 5th Street Jeannette, Pa. LA. 3-6031 OLLIE PAINTER'S MOBIL SERVICE 502 N. Third St. (Phone LA 3-5811) 121 CIVIC-MINDED organizations and individuals buy their printing from Jeannette’s Union Printing Establishment. JEANNETTE LUMBER CO. Slip Journal “THE BUILDERS DEPARTMENT STORE” LANDIS PRINTING • MARLITE-WALL TILE ACCESSORIES Printing and Publishing ACME QUALITY HOUSE PAINT • 308 Magee Avenue Jeannette, Pa. 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Congratulations to the Class of '62 DIMARTINO’S SERVICE STATION “Service is our business, not a sideline • 902 LOWRY AVENLE JEANNETTE. PA. PHONE LA. 7-9930 North 5th St. at Brickell Ave. (Rear)..... Phone LA-3-6557 Jeannette, Pa. 126 General Tire Rubber Co. PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION Manufacturers Of PLASTICS, SPONGE RUBBER ATHLETIC GOODS JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA ST. VINCENT COLLEGE LATROBE, PA. Conducted by the Monks of St. Benedict Full Accreditation National Recognition COURSES OFFERED: Management Mathematics Music Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Pre-Dental Pre-Legal Teacher-Training Engineering Engineering Program affiliated with: University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State University, and University of Notre Dame For course information, write: The Director of Admissions Accounting Biology Chemistry Economics English Finance History Latin Pre-Medical 127 Congratulations on another year of Educational Progress WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY EGER’S GIFTS APPLIANCES RADIOS CREDIT JEWELERS IRWIN County's Leading Jewelers JEANNETTE KEYSTONE SUPPLY COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES PHONE LA 3-5400 Clay Avenue Extension Jeannette, Pennsylvania “Where Your Home Begins” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 BOWL-A-RENA FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE LA 7-1111 20 MODERN AUTOMATIC LANES TOYS SPORTING GOODS JEANNETTE, PA. Phone LA-38481 AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 128 Congratulations Class of 1962 If your clothes are not becoming to You They should be coming to Us! Model Cleaning Laundry Co., Inc. and Employees “EXTRA WEAR WITH MODEL CARE” - FOR RADIO DISPATCH SERVICE -PHONES LA 3-5403 - 3-5404 OR UN 3-6211 Tree Ear king Available for Quick Service at our Drive In Store CORNER OF 14th GASKILL AVENUE 129 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 ANTHONY F. VARINE WHERE INSURANCE IS A BUSINESS - - -AND NOT A SIDELINE 513 Lowry Avenue Jeannette, Pa. PHONE LA 3-3110 Utrk 5Fmu'rai limit? CELEBRATING OUR 56th YEAR FRANK ..•© . . Clay at 7th, Jeannette, Pa. Jnt. LA. 3-5546 CLEAN LINEN SERVICE, INC. A SERVICE FOR EVERY BUSINESS AND PROFESSION COMPLETE LINEN RENTAL SERVICE TE 4-3350 130 Congratulations to the Class of 62 FROM THE FRIENDLY PEOPLES UNION BANK and TRUST COMPANY GLASS CITY OFFICE Jeannette, Pennsylvania ★ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System “JEANNETTE'S REST STORE” ESTABLISHED 1888 Phone LA 3-5561 131 WILSON CANDY CO. Factory Re!ail Store 408 Harrison Ave. “Hand Rolled and Hand Dipped Chocolates” PHONE LA 3-3151 JEANNETTE, PA. It pays to walk a half block to— WERBLIN’S “Your Friendly Store” Phone La 3-6563 210-212 S. Fourth St. H I d DYLj'lQjt'UL £ a. k, L. o vi !L CL.YL.cL O O cL -LU L £. fi Sj . O Mj THE JEANNETTE GLASS COMPANY Manufacturers of Glassware Since 1898 132 Congratulations Insurance in all its Branches and Best Wishes C. T. MYERS, JR. • DUBLINO’S DAIRY BAR ★ PHONE LA 3-3111 728 LOWRY AVENUE PHONE LA 3-2011 115 S. THIRD STREET JEANNETTE, PA. FOR COURTEOUS AND efficient SERVICE VON ADA'S K E A L E Y ’ S MUSIC CENTER BUESCHER BAND INSTRUMENTS '‘The Friendly Drug Store” For the Best in .. . Jeff Kealev, F. A. C. A. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIR • I’HONE LA 3-2381 Phone LA 3-4369 512 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. 229 South Third Street—Jeannette, Pa. 133 COMPLIMENTS OF WESTMORELAND CONSTRUCTION CO. ★ Huff Avenue South Greensburg, Pa. Office Phone TE 4-4700 JOHN PAUL LEVINSON REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Pittsburgh National Bank Building ('lay Avenue Fourth 1 4 3-6661 LONGO’S MARKET QUALITY PLUS SERVICE 606 DIVISION STREET JEANNETTE PHONE LA 3-9121 134 PATRONS ARLINGTON SHOE REPAIR BYERS DRY CLEANING CHARLES DOBERNECK GRAZIANO FUNERAL HOME JOURET'S MARGARET LOUGHNER, CHARM SCHOOL QUALITY BAKERY LAIRD F. SHRADER, AGENCY STERLING-JEANNETTE BOX COMPANY TAGGE SON, INSURANCE TAYLOR FLORAL WEINER'S FASHION CENTER WHITEMAN CANDY COMPANY 135 INDEX A Al's Bargain Center 112 American Saint Gobain 119 Archer Sheet Metal Works 118 Arlington Bakery 117 B Birk Funeral Home 130 Bowl-A-Rena 128 Boyd's Putt Par Golf 120 Bushyager, C. G. Insurance 109 C C. S. Market ................................ 110 Chicklo's Service Station 106 Christofano, Frank, Excavating 124 Clean Linen, Inc. 130 Colao Studio ................................. 107 Colosimo, Contractor ........................... 112 D Daugherty Drug Store 114 Diehl - Mayflower 113 DiMartino's Service Station 126 Drach's Drug Store 116 Dublino's Dairy Bar 133 Duncan Hardware 120 E Eckert's Jewelry ............................... 118 Egers 128 Elliott Company ................................ 115 Euwer's Truly 104 Excel Glass Company 103 F Famous, The 126 Fetter, William R. ............................. 120 Felder's 124 Fontana Bros. .................................. 117 G General Tire Rubber Co. 127 Gillespie's 131 Gongaware, H. J. Sons 125 H Howard Gasoline Oil Co. 124 Hughes, Mike 116 Hummell Brothers 114 J Jeannette Coach Lines........................... 123 Jeannette Dry Cleaning Co. 122 Jeannette Glass Company 132 Jeannette Federal Savings Loan 104 Jeannette Hardware 126 Jeannette Lumber Company 122 Jeannette New Car Dealers 108 Jeannette Shade Novelty Co. 113 J M Food Market 103 Journal, The 122 K Katz Mens' Store 109 Kealey's Drug Store 133 Kohl's Drug Store 110 Keystone Supply Company ... 128 L Landis Sunoco Service 105 Lawther Esso Service 114 Leonard's Shoe Store Repair 106 Levins, Frank 130 Levinson, John Paul 134 Lincoln Coach Lines 111 Linhart Mobil Service .113 Local Union No. 30 ............................. 123 Longo's Market ................................. 134 M Mac's Auto Sports Store 128 Maloberti Produce 125 Mason, Sherman W. .............................. 110 Miller Whitlatch Funeral Home 123 Millstein Company 121 Model Cleaning Laundry Co., Inc. 129 Modern Shoe Repair 121 Moore Bros., Inc. 117 Moyer Printing Company 118 Myers, C. T., Jr. 133 N News-Dispatch .................................. 103 O Oakford Park Pool .................. 118 Olympia Luncheonette 105 P Painter, Ollie ................................. 121 Peach, Martha L. .114 Peoples Union Bank Trust Co. 131 Pennsylvania Lumber Co. 126 R Ratners ........................................ 121 Retondola Roofing ..... 109 Royal Pants Sportswear 120 S Sandson's 117 Shrum's Dairy Ill St. Vincent College 127 T Tim's 19 Lanes Bowling ......................... 109 U United Rubber Workers 106 Urbani's Pharmacy 105 V Varine, Anthony F. 130 Vonada's Music Center 133 W Walworth Company 116 Werblins 132 Westmoreland Construction Co. 134 Westmoreland Glass 110 West End Builders Supply 105 Wilson Candy Co. 132 Workman's, Joe ................................. 122 Y Youngbauer, Roman .............................. 112 Z Zanarini's Dan Ed ............................ 124 Zanarini Brothers Flower Shop 112 136 BROTHERS. i rt or. Mwfcigan