Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

JEANNETTE. PENNA y k ft® • ,, V W i f 3 Cv' t 7 y INTRODUCTION Each year another class leaves the halls of J.S.H.S. to become citizens of our nation. We have received a well-rounded education, learning not only by doing classwork but by participating in sports, clubs, and the social activities. The administration and teachers have done their best to prepare us for the future, now that future is left to us. We have found that there are times when it is necessary to be serious as well as times to be carefree, and during these years we have experienced joy and sorrow, excitement, anger, worry and pride. Each one learned that to get the very best from life, you must put your best into everything you do. We have worked, played and studied together and in doing this we shared many unforgettable moments. We, the staff, hope that this yearbook will always serve as a reminder of these special moments in this school term. -Jk cd, AX -cvy Ou tudX -Jjun hxU' vu' cl uL nou OKcu CUdU HuXa- mutty, (khuu'eujX ACTIVITIES ('p cyxxJL 1. juoJ Y 3- -t“| jUy oi AJ - tfjuxX yj-o-to aa C-'wI t'A ' JjJlJJj - y4 6l SPORTS page 72 w. £- 7 ’Vs A cm ? 3 FACES ’63 6- - - tJ}-----„ (ll MA, w. a cT ' (V P-f j iSz-p- tA.ZV- L? 4 i A, fax tu i jis V: t ■ '' ‘J S A ) ' ' ■ JU+J Administration tA't, Xo j ' Vy Lp jj Joy f; ' ju fiZWf A'fV7 Faculty Juniors Sophomores PEOPLE To obtain knowledge and a good education is the main reason everyone attends school. The knowledge which J.S.H.S. offers us, helps us to reach our goals and fulfill our ambitions. A well-rounded College Preparatory course is offered to individuals who wish to further their education in college and study in a specific field. The Commercial Department turns out many fine secretaries and accountants. The high school also offers courses in the Homemaking Department, Beauty Culture Department, and the various shops to serve as vocational training for those interested in these fields. All students who attend Jeannette Senior High School are given the opportunity to obtain knowledge. It is our challenge and responsibility to use and expand this knowledge to benefit ourselves and our community The efficient, hard working Administration of our school district sees that each student receives a good education. This Administration is headed by Henry W. Pharaoh, the Superintendent of our school district. The responsibilities of his office are great for he directs the education of all of the youth of Jeannette. The superintendent serves as a link between the school board and staff members as well as between the school and the public. He must also prepare the school annual budget and administer to the functioning of the budget, supervise the professional and non-professional staff and recommend personnel to be hired by the school board. The responsibilities and duties of our principal. Francis W. Matika, are also large in number. For in addition to preparing a schedule for the students and faculty, he must direct the extra-curricular activities and assembly programs, hold fire drills, conduct teachers meetings, have parent conferences and pupil counseling, make classroom visitations, supervise testing programs, and carry out hundreds of very essential duties which must be discharged to have a good school year. Our Superintendent, Principal, Vocational Directors and Board of Education, all work hard to insure the students of Jeannette Senior High a good, well-rounded education. Gcr. ✓ !i'!4 i'-'i 4 - Kit P ADMINISTRATION flr.rs L (o . V Sl.Jip . t-4 PX X' 4 A (I s «. 1 t- Ha FRANCIS W. MATIKA PRINCIPAL. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HENRY W. PHARAOH PAUL J. HATCH—B.S. in Ed—Teachers College, Oswego, New York, M.Ed._____Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, Director of Industrial Arts, Vocational, and Adult Education for Hempfield Area School District and School District of the City of Jeannette. GV'Mvi-L . -j. '¥su.lfi-i 26 C5 WE PURSUED OUR O'Is , _ •To a. 2 r £. g.0cxj ClSA T%'- icA , GOALS UNDER THEIR Y’L LEADERSHIP AND SJS . Os r. GUIDANCE JLsyj - WILBUR E. SHAUL—B.S. California State College, California, Pa., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. Pa., Mechanical Drawing, Assistant Director of the Vocational Department. Board of Education The Class of ’63 would like to thank you, the Board of Education, for your sincere interest, advice, and counsel. The growth and improvement of our school district can be contributed to these civic minded citizens who give their time to the youth of Jeannette. It is through the efforts of these citizens that our school district continues its modern and efficient education of the area youth. Seated: Stanley A. Kurpieski, Mary Michaux—Sec. Non Member. Walter M. Wasnesky, Romeo Cataldo. Standing: John C. Gibson, Jacob Means, Henry W. Pharaoh—Sup’t, Donald A. DelVitto, Everett S. C. Sorber—Solicitor Non Member, Michael L. Spina. THOMAS ABRAHAM Commercial Club Advisor; Jndiana State College—B.S., University of Pittsburgh—M .A.. Commercial Arithmetic. Commercial English vC. mercial Law. ALFRED M. AMANN Activities Fund. Treasurer, Lmvcr sity of Pittsburgh—B.S. and 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. WILLIAM H. BAUGHMAN Football and Track coach, Varsity Club Adv., University of Alabama— B.S. and M.A., Biology. RAYMOND BRONZIE Wrestling Coach, Weight-lifting Club Adv., Edinboro State Teachers College—B.S., General Math, Biology. A ONE AND A TWO AND A ... . LEO CHEKANSKI University of Pittsburgh—B.S.; Electric Shop. HUGH A. D'AMATO University of W. Virginia—B.A., University of Pittsburgh—M.Ed.; Chemistry. CARL DAVIS Basketball Coach, Boys Sports Club Adv., Gymnastic Team Adv.; Tarkio College—B.A.; Physical Education. Health. PjN.s l ebi fT II Sponsor; Univer-sburgh—A.B., M.Ed.; WITH PATIENCE THEY INSPIRED US TO LEARN HOW IS THIS FOR TRIMMING YOUR NAILS? V CUT ON THE DOTTED LINE ANYONE FOR TIC TAC TOE? GUIDED US TOWARD HIGH IDEALS! V_� V C ' Eso-iV %-S-Wo _s jo 0 s J3 5 3 P-mv-JU. M. GENEVIEVE DUNCAN Beta Tri-Hi-Y Club Advisor; University of Pittsburgh—B.A., Master in Letters; College English III, General English III. ELSIE V. FONTANELLA Junior Classical League, Guidance Director; Seton Hill—B.A.; University of Pittsburgh—M. Lit.; Latin. BERTA MARIE FRY Rembrandt Club Advisor, Junior Class Advisor; University of Pittsburgh—A.B.; Art. WILLIS P. GILKEY Photography Club Advisor; University of Pittsburgh—Masters Equivalent in Voc. Ed.; Pattern Making. HELMA B. HANSEN Mu Alpha Theta Advisor; University of Pittsburgh—A.B., M. Lit.; Geometry, Advanced Senior Math. MRS. FLORENCE K. HUMES Girls Sports Club Advisor; Slippery Rock State College B.S.; University of Pittsburgh; Girls Physical Education and Health. CHARLES R. HURSH. JR. Travel Club Advisor; University of Pittsburgh—B.B.A. (General); World History. HARRY J. LANG University of Pittsburgh, Machine Shop, Micrometer Club Advisor. Faculty JOHN M. LODZUN B.S. in Education. Major—public school music. Temple University, graduate work—Pitt, Penn State, Temple; Band. Orchestra, Chorus, sponsor of Music Club and Dance Band. GEORGE M. LOUKAS B.S. in Education, California State College, Industrial Arts. ALDA McMASTER Bachelor of Science, Indiana State College, Librarian, Library Club Advisor. MRS. LUCILLE M. OWENS B.S., Master of Education, University of Pittsburgh, Senior Class Advisor and F. T. A. Advisor, Shorthand I and II, Office Practice, Office Machines, Lunch A Supervisor, Commercial Department Chairman, Supervisor of Student Secretaries. STUDENT TEACHERS FIRST ROW, left to right: BRUCE MENSCH, MRS. DIANE FERARY. SECOND ROW: RONALD SILVIS, JAN JONES. STUDENT TEACHERS 12 CHRISTOPHER PIGNOLI, ELAINE SUCHAN — 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. and M. Education, Yearbook Advisor, English II. PHYLLIS E. PODVIA University of Pittsburgh, University of Maryland, Charm Club Adv., Cosmetology. MICHAEL A. RIEHL B.S. St. Vincent College—University of Pittsburgh, Typewriting I. II, and Personal Typing. Student Council Advisor. JOSEPH H. ROBINO B.S. St. Vincent College, M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Problems of Democracy. FRANK R. RUSSO B.S. California State College, College Physics, General Physics, Priestly Science Advisor. REMEMBER, ONE PLUS ONE EQUALS • Faculty JAMES SACRIPONTE B.S. in Education at California State CclV Ji 1 C C. j c i College, Guidance Counselor, Math. fi f 4t C)ukJl ) 0 01AI jdo REBECCA SHEERER R.N. Westmoreland Hospital, B.S. Columbia University, School Nurse and Supervisor of Health Program. Future Girls in White and Candy Stripers Advisor. W ( { !. )■ 13 EARLE A. STINEBISER t-A B.S. University of Pittsburgh, NDFA French Institute—Penn State. French Clubs A, B, and Oscar Advisor, French I, II, and Journalism. BESS L. WILLIAMS Smith College—A.B. and M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh, University of Southern California, National Honor Society Advisor, General English IV, College English IV. JAMES H. SLEIGH B.S. in Electrical Education, Carnegie Tech, Occupational Education. MRS. NORMA F. WOLFE B.S. Indiana State College, Ette Ketti Club Advisor. Dietitian. Mrs. Margaret Novak can always be seen with a pleasant smile in our high school office. She is kept busy with absences, dittos, and general office work and filing. Another busy person in the office is Mrs. Gladys Neiderhiser who along with being the secretary for the Vocational office, types tests, mimeographs, and does general office work. A Faculty PRECISION IS OUR GOAL Our new addition this year, Mrs. Virginia Moczydlowsky efficiently carries out her duties as secretary to Mr. Barnes and the Guidance Directors Miss Fontanella and Mr. Sacriponte. Phil. Florence Rucolas Newest addition to our office commencing as secretary during the second semester. s M' ' ££ ft 1 Office staff cc oj e C KJL . As JL vrJ 4sU Mrs. Virginia Moczyldowsky Mrs. Margaret Novak rj) jf j. 7 t) OO Tu. cJL Jj-.Awoiy ij-% o OFFICE WORKERS A new addition has been added to the 1962-63 office staff. Mrs. Virginia Moczydlowsky has joined Mrs. Margaret Novak and Mrs. Gladys Neider-hiser in our high school office. These very efficient secretaries perform the functions necessary to keep our high school running smoothly. Their many duties include typing stencils, mimeographing tests, absentees, writing detention slips, general office work, and the many other jobs. They are willing to help the faculty and student body at any time. Mrs. Gladys Neiderhiser 15 Maintenance Fred Lamolinara, Glenn R. Brewer, Mrs. Frances Clark, John Mautino, Ralph Catalano, Mrs. Edna Compton THE STAFF WHICH KEEPS OUR SCHOOL RUNNING EFFICIENTLY Cafeteria Mrs. Ann Loreto, Mrs. Angeline Divida, Mrs. Florence Tocco, Mrs. Norma Wolfe Guidance GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The guidance department of Jeannette Senior High, under the supervision of Miss Elsie Fontanella, the guidance director, and Mr. James Sacriponte, guidance counselor, gives each student personal counseling to help him prepare for his future. By giving aptitude and achievement tests as well as having personal conferences, the guidance directors find each student’s strong and weak points and help him to make the best decision concerning his future. A Genuine Welcome For All From Miss Fontanella Mr. Sacriponte Spends Many Hours Counseling DONALD KESSEL, TREASURER; EARL HIGHLANDS, VICE PRESIDENT; KIP SKAVINSKI, PRESIDENT; NANCY PRINKEY, SECRETARY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS COLORS—ORCHID AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER—ORCHID CLASS MOTTO —THE ONLY THING YOU GET FOR NOTHING IS NOTHING SENIORS When we entered J.S.H.S. in 1960, we had no idea of the importance of the years to come. We remember our first assemblies as sophomores and how different everything seemed. Interesting clubs offered us an opportunity to make new friends and to participate in group activities. Everyone had fun while working to make our first class party, Autumn Whirl, a success. As the year closed we looked forward to the coming years as the upper classmen. We finally felt that we had become part of our school when we entered as juniors. Many of our friends were chosen as majorettes and cheerleaders and represented our class during the assemblies and sport activities. Our officers and classmates worked hard to make our second party, Midnight Magic, a success. It seemed no time at all until our class rings had arrived and we proudly showed them off to the sophomores. The Christmas Formal was another event that made our second year more enjoyable and even more so when Margie Lunn was chosen as “Reigndeer Queen.” Being juniors we were able to serve on the Junior-Senior Prom committees and attend our first all night activity. We soon realized that our second year was drawing to a close and that we would soon be seniors. On Senior Day we watched as the graduating class took the spotlight and then left to us the honor of being the upper class-men. It was a wonderful feeling to finally enter the building as seniors and to hear “will the sophomores and juniors please remain seated while the seniors leave,” at the close of each assembly. Kip Skavinski was our class president who led us through our three years at J.S.H.S. Our assemblies were opened by Ed Kratovil, president of the Student Council, and by a member of the senior class reading the Bible. During the football season our assemblies were conducted by the cheerleaders with Patti Clark, captain, and Shirley DeMarohis. co-captain leading. The majorettes usually entertained us with one or two routines led by Nancy Prinkey. captain, and co-captain, Phyllis Watson. Our last days of school went quickly and provided us with many wonderful memories of our last year together. With the Senior Banquet and the Awards Assembly our year was completed and on Senior Day we reviewed our year and found many memories that are sure to be treasured throughout our future memoriam IN REVERENT MEMORY OF OUR CLASSMATES WHO HAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM US: JAMES O’NEIL AUGUST SEIBEL FEBRUARY 17, 1960 FEBRUARY 17, 1960 SAUNDRA BURGART FEBRUARY 14, 1963 SENIORS REMEMBER SHARON ABRAHAM JEANINE BAKER EDWARD BARCLAY SHARON ABRAHAM “Sharon” Course—Secretarial Pep Club 3; Commercial Club 4. HARVEY BAUER JEANINE BAKER “Jeanine” Course—Secretarial Ette Kette 2; Beta Tri Hi Y 3,4: Commercial Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. EDWARD BARCLAY “Ed” Course—Vocational Beta Tri Hi Y 2; Micrometer 2,3; Track 2,3; Dance Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4, (V. Pres. 4); Shop Treas. 4; Drum Major 4. HARVEY BAUER WILBERT BEAUFORT “Harvey” Course—General Photography Club 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3,4. WILBERT BEAUFORT “Kicker” Course—Vocational He attended classes at Hempfield his Sophomore year; Golf Team 2; Weightlifting 3,4; Micrometer Club 3,4, (Treas. 4). ELIZABETH BEDONT “Betty” P oi rsp_Rprrpi nrin] ELIZABETH BEDONT Pep Club 2,3; F.G.W. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 3; Yearbook Staff 4. ALL OF THE EXCITEMENT AND CONFUSION 20 S. FREDERICK BERK ROBERT BICKART S. FREDERICK BERK “Fritzy” Course—General Boys Sports Club 2; Track Manager 3,4; Wrestling Team 3,4; Football Manager 3,4; Rembrandt Club 3,4; Weightlifting 4; Varsity Club 4. ROBERT BICKART “Bob Course—General Grex 4; F.T.A. 4. MARYANN BIRK “Maryann Course—Beauty Culture H.R. Pres. 2; Ette Kette 2,3; H.R. V. Pres. 3; Travel Club 2,3,4. ARTHUR BLASCO “Art Course—General Dance Band 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4. JUDITH BROWN “Judy Course—Homemaking Ette Kette 2; Yearbook Collector 2; H.R. V. Pres. 2. SAUNDRA BURGART “Sandy Course—Homemaking Pep Club 2,3; F.G.W. 3,4. MARYANN BIRK ARTHUR BLASCO AS WE ENTERED THE SENIOR HIGH 21 AS SOPHOMORES WE LEARNED THE MEANING OF DAVID BURKE “Dave” Course—General Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4. RICHARD BYERLY “Rich- Course—General Track 2,3,4; Football 2,4; Varsity Club 3.4. VERDEAN CAGE “Deana” Course—General Pep Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Rembrandt Club 2,3,4; Travel Club 2.3,4, (V. Pres. 4); H.R. Sec. 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. BARBARA ANN CASINO “Barb” Course—General Pep Club 2,3; Travel Club 2,3,4; Oscar Collector 3; H.R. V. Pres. 4. WILLIAM CECCHETTI “Bill” Course—General Rembrandt Club 2,3,4. MARY ANNE CHISHKO “Mary Anne” Course—General Rembrandt Club 2,3,4, (Pres. 4); Priestly Science 3; French Club 4; Oscar Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4. WILLIAM CECCHETTI MARY ANNE CHISHKO 22 SCHOOL SPIRIT AND TAKING PART IN THE ACTIVITIES. PATRICIA CLARK “Patti” Course—Secretarial PATRICIA CLARK Yearbook Collector 2; Ette Kette 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4, (Capt. 4); Commercial Club Treas. 4; H.R. Sec. 4. FRANK A. CLEMENTE “Frank” Course—College Prep. Hunting and Fishing 2,3. DELMER COLE “Delmer” Course—General Student Manager for Wrestling 3; Weightlifting Club 3,4. LINDA CONSTANTINE “Linda” Course—Secretarial Ette Kette 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Yearbook Collector 3; Commercial 4. CAROL COUGHENOUR “Cogno” Course—Beauty Culture Grex 2,3,4, (Pres. 4), “Man Who Came to Dinner” 2, “Little Nell” 3, “Where’s Grandma” 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, (Historian 4); Oscar Collector 3; Pep Club 3; Oscar Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Library Club Sec. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ette Kette 4; Yearbook Collector 4; Concession Stand Worker 4. EDMUND COULSON Ed Course—Accountancy Alpha Hi Y 2,3,4; H.R. Treas. 4. EDMUND COULSON CAROL COUGHENOUR 23 SENIORS SENIORS i SHARON CRAMER “Sherry” Course—Secretarial Pep Club 2,3; F.G.W. 2,3,4, (Treas. 3, Pres. 4); F.H.A. 3; Oscar Collector 4. ALAN DEEDS JOHN CROSETTI “Jack” Course—General Beta Hi Y 2, Alpha Hi Y 3,4; Rec. Board 4. KATHLEEN DANTON “Kathy” Course—Secretaria I Golf Club 2; Travel Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Ette Kette 3,4. ALAN DEEDS SHIRLEY LOUISE “Alan” DeMARCHIS Course—General Grex Club 3. SHIRLEY LOUISE DeMARCHIS “Shirley” Course—Secretarial Student Council 2; Ette Kette 2,3; Girls Sports Club 2,3,4, (V. Pres. 4); H R. Pres. 3.4; Cheerleaders 3,4, (Co-Capt. 4). DONNA DePALMA “Donna” Course—Homemaking DONNA DePALMA Beta Tri Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.G.W. 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4. CHEERING FOR OUR TEAMS, HOMEWORK, 24 CONSTANCE DIETHORN WILLIAM DINSMORE ROBERTA DONALDSON CONSTANCE DIETHORN “Connie” Course—Secretarial Golf Club 2, Pep Club 2,3; Oscar Staff 2,3,4, (Feature Editor 3, Editor 4); Charm Club 3; Commercial Club 4. WILLIAM DINSMORE “Pee Wee Course—General Basketball 2; Beta Tri Hi-Y 2; Boys Sports Club 3; Oscar Staff 3,4; Golf Club 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; French Club V. Pres. 4; Varsity Club 4; Concession Stand Worker 4. C. ROBERTA DONALDSON “Birdie” Course—College Prep. Library Club 2; Pep Club 3; J.C.L. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2.3.4, (Sec. 4); Priestly Science 3,4; Oscar Staff 3.4, (Asst. Editor 4); Yearbook Staff 4; Concession Stand Worker 4. DIANE DRACH “Diane” Course—Accountancy Pep Club 2,3; Travel Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. DIANE DRACH DARLENE DUDLEY DARLENE DUDLEY “Darlene” Course—Beauty Culture Pep Club 2,3; Girls Sports Club 2,3,4; Oscar Staff 3. WARREN THOMAS DUDLEY “Warren” Course—General Rembrandt Club 3,4; French Club 4. WARREN DUDLEY REPORTS, AND DANCES KEPT EVERYONE BDSY. 25 OUR JUNIOR YEAR FINALLY ARRIVED BRINGING DARLA ELLIOTT ELAINE EWING RICHARD FAIT JERRY FELENCHAK DARLA ELLIOTT “Darla” Course—General Golf Club 2; Girls Sports Club 2; Pep Club 2,3: Charm Club 3; Concession Stand Worker 3; Ette Kette Club 4; Yearbook Collector 4. ELAINE ELIZABETH EWING “Elaine” Course—College Prep. Pep Club 2,3; Beta Tri Hi-Y 2,3,4, (Chaplain 4); Priestly Science 3,4, (Sec. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4, (Pres. 4); Yearbook Staff 4. RICHARD FAIT “Richard” Course—Vocational Electronics Amateur Radio Club Sec.-Treas. 4. JERRY FELENCHAK Beep” Course—College Prep. Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 3 4, (V. Pres. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, (Treas. 4); National Honor Society 3,4; H.R. Treas. 4; Lab Assistant 4. RUTH ANN FORGIE “Ruth Ann” Course—Secretarial Pep Club 2,3; Travel Club 2,3,4; Oscar Staff 4. JOANNE FORRESTER “Joanne” Course—Beauty Culture Library Ciub Treas. 2; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2,3; Oscar Staff 3; Girls Sports Club 4. RUTH ANN FORGIE JOANNE FORRESTER OUR CLASS RINGS AND THE TITLE OF UPPERCLASSMEN. RONALD FREY “Ronnie” Course—General Photography Club 2; Golf Club 2; Stage Crew 2,3; French Club 3.4. PAUL E. GAMBLE “Paul” Course—Vocational Auto Mechanics Attends classes at Hempfield daily. NICK GARRICK “Nick Course—College Prep. Beta Hi Y 2; Class V. Pres. 2; H R. Treas. 2; Wrestling 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; French Club Pres. 4. JAMES GAVATORTA “Gab” Course—General Basketball 2; Alpha Hi Y 2,3,4, (V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4); H.R. Pres. 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4. CHARLES GEORGE “Chin” Course—Vocational Machine Shop Hunting and Fishing 2; Basketball 2, Football 2; Track 2; Weightlifting 3,4; Micrometer 3,4, (V. Pres. 4). JAMES GUY “Jim” Course—General Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Weightlifting 3,4: Varsity Club 3,4. JAMES GUY CHARLES GEORGE RONALD FREY PAUL GAMBLE NICK GARRICK JAMES GAVATORTA 27 SENIORS JOHN HARKOBUSIC CATHY HEMINGER CANDACE HENRY NATALIE HEASLEY VINCENT HEINAUER JOHN HARKOBUSIC “Hark Course—General Music Club 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Combined Orchestra 3,4; French Club 4. NATALIE HEASLEY Nan” Course—College Prep. Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, (Treas. 3,4); Travel Club 2,3,4; H R. Sec. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Oscar Collector 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4, (Treas. 4); Joe Berg Humanities Seminar 4; Yearbook Co-editor 4. VINCENT HEINAUER “Vince” Course—General Oscar Staff 3,4, (Sports Editor 4); Manager Wrestling Team 4. KATHLEEN HEMINGER “Kathy” Course—General Band 4; Orchestra 4; Music Club 4; F.G.W. 4. EARL HIGHLANDS CANDACE HENRY “Candy” Course—Beauty Culture Library Club 2, (V. Pres. 2); Pep Club 3; Ette Kette Club 3; F.G.W. 3,4. EARL HIGHLANDS “Earl” Course—General Travel Club 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Boys Sports Club 3,4, (Pres. 4); H.R. V. Pres. 3,4; Class V. Pres. 4; French Club 4; Oscar 4, (Business Manager); Varsity Club 4. EXCITEMENT MOUNTED AS WE ALL WORKED HARD 28 RICHARD HIGHLANDS JOSEPH HITESHUE JOHN HLYWA RICHARD HIGHLANDS Rich” Course—Accountancy Travel Club 2,3,4; Oscar Collector 4. JOSEPH HITESHUE “Tipper” Course—Vocational Electronics Oscar Staff 3,4. DAVID HOWARD JOHN HLYWA “John” Course—College Prep. Classical Club 2,3,4, (Pres. 4); Golf Team 2,3,4; Basketball Student Mgr. 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4, (Pres. 4); National Honor Society 3,4, (V. Pres. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Joe Berg Humanities Seminar 4. DAVID HOWARD “Dave” Course—General Photography Club 2; Golf Club 2; Stage Crew 2,3; Music Club 3; Orchestra 4; French Club 4. LINDA HOWELL “Linda” Course—Accountancy Majorette 2,3,4; Charm Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Chorus 4. BETTY JANE HUESDASH “Betty” Course—Gen era I Pep Club 2,3; Girls Sports Club 2.3,4; Beta Tri Hi Y 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4. BETTY HUESDASH TO MAKE OUR FIRST PROM A SUCCESS 29 AT LAST WE BECAME SENIORS NATALIE ANN INGRAHAM “Nat” Course—General Sports Club 2; Classical Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. CHRISTOPHER IRWIN “Chris” Course—General Alpha Hi-Y 2; Beta Hi-Y 3,4; French Club 3,4. WILLIAM S. IZZO “Bill” r1 Ai rep-CrPnPrnl Beta Hi-Y 2,3,4, (Pres. 4); Track 3,4; French 3,4. NATALIE INGRAHAM DENNIS JOSEPH “Denny” Course—Machine Shop Student Council 3,4; Weightlifting 3; Micrometer Club Pres. 3,4. JOSEPH J. KELLNER “Batman” Course—General Beta Hi-Y 2; Golf Club 2; Golf Team 2,3,4; French Club 3,4, (Pres. 4); Varsity Club 4. WILLIAM IZZO ROBERT KEMERER “Bob” Course—General Beta Hi-Y 2; Alpha Hi-Y 3,4. DENNIS JOSEPH JOSEPH KELLNER ROBERT KEMERER 30 AND THE TIME HAD GONE SO FAST. DONALD KESSEL “Don” Course—College Prep. DONALD KESSEL Beta Hi-Y 2; Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4; Class V. Pres. 3; Auto Club 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, (V. Pres. 4); National Honor Society 3,4, (Treas. 4); Student Council 4; Class Treas. 4; Oscar Staff 4. MARGARET VIRGINIA KETTER “Margaret” Course—Genera I Library Assistant 2,3; Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3,4: Pep Club 3. DONNA JEAN KOTTELICH “Donna” Coxirse—Beauty Culture Library Club 2, (Sec. 2); Pep Club 3; Girls MARGARET KETTER Sports Club 3. ROBERTA KOWALEWSKI “Roberta” Course—Secretarial Pep Club 2; Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Commercial Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. EDWARD W. KRATOVIL Ed Course—College Prep. Alpha Hi Y 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4, (Treas. 4); Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, (Pres. 4); Priestly Science 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. JUDITH DIANE LAUGHERY Judy” Course—Secretarial Library Club 2; Pep Club 3; F.H.A. 4; Commercial Club 4. o ■cCs XL Charm Club 3; ■ 3 doi n 7 Ko'rMliqj J- 7 JUDY LAUGHERY EDWARD KRATOVIL ROBERTA KOWALEWSKI III. 31 SENIORS SENIORS CAROL LAWSON NANCY LEKAWA SANDER LEVIN EDWARD LEWIS V CAROL ANN LAWSON “Carol” Course—General Sports Club 2; H.R. Sec. 2; Pep Club 2,3: Ette Kette Club 2,3: H R. Treas. 3; F.G.W. 3.4; (Sec. 4); French Club 4. JON LEWIS NANCY LEKAWA “Great Hunter” Course—General Transfer from Rincon High School, Tucson, Arizona; Charm Club 3; Girls Sports Club 3; Pep Club 3; Reign Dear Finalist 3,4; Priestly Science 4. SANDER LEVIN “Sandy Course—College Prep. H.R. Pres. 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Alpha Hi Y 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, (Pres. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, (Pres. 4); H.R. V. Pres. 4; Varsity Club 4. G. EDWARD LEWIS “Hoss” Course—College Prep. Head Football Manager 2; Alpha Hi Y 2,3,4, (Chaplain 4); National Honor Society 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Concession Stand Manager 3,4; Joe Berg Humanities Seminar 4. EDWARD LEYDIG JON M. LEWIS “Jon” Course—College Prep. Classical Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4: Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Priestly Science 3,4. EDWARD B. LEYDIG “Ed” Course—General Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Weightlifting Club Treas. 3,4; French Club 4 WE PLANNED OUR SENIOR PARTY WITH 32 MICHAEL LOUGHNER MARGIE LUNN WILLIAM MANGAN MICHAEL D. LOUGHENOUR “Mike” Course—Vocational MARLENE MARTIN MARGIE LUNN “Margie Course—Beauty Culture H.R. Sec. 2,4; Girls Sports Club 3; Reign Dear Queen 3; Pep Club 3,4. WILLIAM J. MANGAN “Bill” Course—Vocational Student Council 2; Yearbook Collector 4; Oscar Collector 4. MARLENE MARTIN REGINA “Red” MASCIANTONIO Course—Beauty Culture Pep Club 2,3; Girls Sports Club 2,3. REGINA MARIE MASCIANTONIO “Gigi” Course—General Oscar Collector 2,3,4; H.R. Treas. 2,4; H.R. Sec. 3; Pep Club 2 (Sec. 3); Girls Sports Club 2 (Treas. 3) (Pres. 4). PAUL GERALD MASH “Jerry” P rti rcP—Crtynovnl Basketball 2; Student Council 2; H.R. V. Pres. 3; H.R. Pres. 4; Golf 3; Rec Board Rep. 3; Travel Club 2,3 (V. Pres. 4). CARE TO MAKE IT VERY SPECIAL. 33 OUR SENIOR ASSEMBLY BROUGHT A MIXTURE DOROTHY MATT “Dotty” Course—Beauty Culture Library Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; H.R. Treas. 3. SHARON M. McCORMICK “Mickey Mouse” Course—General Girls Sports Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; J.C.L. 4; F.G.W. 4. WILLIAM McCURDY “Bill” Course—General Micrometer Club 2,3; Hunting and Fishing Club 4. richard McLaughlin “Rick” Course—General Beta Hi Y 2; H.R. Pres. 2; Football 2; Track 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Student Council 3; Boys Sports Club (Treas. 3), (V. Pres. 4). PASQUALE MOFF “Patsy” Course—General Band (V. Pres. 2,3), (Pres. 4); Music Club (V. Pres. 2,3), (Pres. 4); Orchestra 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4. REGINA MONSTROLA “Jeannie” Course—General Travel Club 2,3,4; Rembrandt Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4. 34 OF BOTH HAPPINESS AND SORROW. KAREN ANN MORRAH “Karen” Course—Accountancy Pep Club 3; Charm Club (V. Pres. 3,4); Commercial Club 4. GEORGE MYERS “George” Course—College Prep. Beta Hi Y 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4; Football Manager 3,4; Varsity Club 4. SALLY MYERS “Sally” Course—General Library Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Yearbook Collector 2,4; Beta Tri Hi Y 3 (V. Pres. 4); Yearbook Staff 4. LOUIS NAPLES “Lou” Course—General Class Treas. 2; Beta Hi Y Treas. 2; Golf Club 2; H.R. Pres. 3; French Club 4. ROY NOEL “Roy” Course—Vocational Micrometer Club 2,3,4; Tumbling Team 2,3,4; Senior Decorating Committee. MATTHEW J. NOSKA “Mike” Course—Vocational LOUIS NAPLES ROY NOEL KAREN MORRAH GEORGE MYERS SALLY MYERS MATTHEW NOSKA 35 SENIORS SENIORS PAUL OSBORNE ROBERT OSWALD BONNAE PATTERSON PAUL D. OSBORNE “Paul” Course—General H.R. Sec. 2; Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Weightlifting Club 4; French Club 4; Alpha Hi Y 4. MARY GRACE PATTON ROBERT OSWALD “Bob” Course—Vocational Beta Hi Y 2; Alpha Hi Y 4; Student Council 4. BONNAE PATTERSON “Bonnae” Course—General Pep Club 3; Ette Kette 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Librarian 3,4; French Club 3,4; F.G.W. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. MARY GRACE PATTON JULIA PAWLIK “Mary Grace” Course—Secretarial Pep Club 2; Beta Tri Hi Y 3,4; Commercial Club 4. JULIA PAWLIK “Julia” Course—Secretarial Pep Club 2; Girls Sports Club 3; Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; H.R. Treas. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. DENNIS PAZAK “Denny” Course—General DENNIS PAZAK Beta Hi Y; Alpha Hi Y. 36 WE HAD MANY GOOD TIMES MARGARET PEDUZZI SHIRLEY PIGNOLI MARGARET PEDUZZI “Margaret” Course—College Prep. Travel Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Charm Club Treas. 3; F.T.A. 4; French Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN PIGNOLI “Shirley” Course—-Secretarial Library Monitor 3; Commercial Club 3, (V. Pres. 4); Charm Club Pres. 4. PATRICIA J. POGLEIN “Patty” Course—General Pep Club 2,3; Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3,4; Girls Sports Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Gym Monitor 4. TERRY E. POLI “Terry” Course—V ocational Micrometer Club 4. MARY PONTERIO “Sona” Course—Beauty Culture H.R. Sec. 2; Ette Kette Club 2,3; Girls Sports Club 2,4; H.R. Pres. 3; Oscar Staff 3; Yearbook Collector 3; Majorette 3,4. JAMES PRACEK “Jim” Course—General Football 2; Rembrandt Club 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Boys Sports Club Treas. 3,4; Varsity Club 4; French Club 4. AND MADE MANY NEW FRIENDS. 37 GRADUATION BROUGHT A SENSE OF ACHIEVEMENT NANCY PRINKEY NANCY PRINKEY “Nancy” Course—College Prep. Student Council 2,3, (Sec. 4); Class Sec. 2,4; Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3, (Pres. 4); Travel Club 2.3. (Sec. 4); Majorette 3, (Captain 4); National Honor Society 3,4. KAREN PRYOR “Karen” Course—General Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3, (Sec. 4); Oscar Collector 2,3,4; H.R. V. Pres. 4. KAREN PRYOR JOANNE E. RAGER “Joanne” Course—College Prep. Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3, (V. Pres. 4); Oscar Staff 3,4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4. MARY ELLEN RETONDOLA “Mary” Course—Genera I Library Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Yearbook Collector 2,3; F.G.W. 3,4; Charm Club Pres. 3; French Club 4. Ay MARILYN RINIER “Marilyn” Course—Secretarial jj.j y1 OF.H.A. 3,4; Commercial Club 4. JOANNE RAGpR MW(W ROSE MARIE SANDERS “Rose Marie” Course—General Rembrandt Club 2,3,4, (Treas. 3,4); Girls Sports Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4. MARY RETONDOLA MARILYN RINIER ROSE MARIE SANDERS 38 AND PERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENT. EDWARD SCHERFF “Ed” Course—General WILLIAM SCHLOSSER “Bill” Recent transfer from Burlington, Wisconsin High School. FRED SEHRING “Fred” Course—General Hunting and Fishing Club 2; Priestly Science Club 4. EMOGENE SELVA “Emogene” Course—Commercial Grex Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Rembrandt Club 2,3,4, (Sec. 4); H.R. Sec. 3,4. DIETER SHAFFER “Dieter” Course—Vocational Attends classes at Hempfield daily. KIPRIAN SKAVINSKI “Kip” Course—College Prep. H R. Pres. 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; J.C.L. 2.3.4, (Vice. Pres. 3); Class Pres. 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4, (Treas 3); National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Student Council 3.4, (V. Pres. 4). KIPRIAN SKAVINSKI DIETER SHAFFER 39 SENIORS KENNETH SLEZAK DIANNE SMITH JOHN SMITH KENNETH L. SLEZAK “Ken” Course—College Prep. Travel Club 2; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3.4; Music Club 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. JAMES STAMOOLIS DIANNE RUTH SMITH “Dianne” Course—Commercial Yearbook Collector 2. JOHN L. SMITH “Smitty” Course—General Boys Sports Club 2; H.R. Treas. 2,3,4; Auto Club 3; Alpha Hi-Y 4. JAMES STAMOOLIS DONNA STEVENSON “Jim” Course—College Prep. Oscar Staff 2,3; Stage Crew 2,3; Grex Club 2,3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4, (Treas. 4); National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Yearbook 4. DONNA JEAN STEVENSON “Donna” Course—Beauty Culture Girls Sports Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Rembrandt Club 4. IRA JOSEPH STINSON “Joe” Course—General JOSEPH STINSON Varsity Lettermans Club 2,3; Travel Club 2,3,4, (Pres. 4); H.R. Pres. 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track Team 2,3,4; Rec. Board 2,3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, (Pres. 4); Student Council 4. OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS ARE OVER! 40 K,4. R v . o tV N - k) ' «.«t tV . keci VvJC. Vd lfo Vi, kct-s t c c.e -s ik) •3 C V fc c % 8. 1. ft ■ LINDA STULL DEANNA SYLVESTER FRANCINE TARGOS LINDA STULL “Linda” Course—General Beta Tri Hi-Y 2,3,4; H.R. Sec. 3; Pep Club 3; French Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Majorette 4. DEANNA LYNN SYLVESTER “De” Course—Beauty Culture Rec. Board 2; Oscar Collector 2; Pep Club 2,3; Ette Kette Club 2,3; Travel Club 2,3,4; Oscar Staff 3; Majorette 4. FRANCINE TARGOS “Frannie” Course—Commercial Girls Sports Club 2,3; Oscar Staff 3,4; Commercial Club 4; F.T.A. 4. STANLEY TATAREK STANLEY A. TATAREK “Stush” FRANK TRIGONA Course—College Prep. Hunting Fishing Club 2; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4: Track 2,3,4; H.R. V. Pres. 2,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Weightlifting Club V. Pres. 3,4. FRANK TRIGONA “Frank” Course—General MARSHALL TRIGONA “Marshall” Course—General Rembrandt Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; French Club 4. MARSHALL TRIGONA WHAT WILL THE FUTURE BRING? 41 WE WILL ALWAYS ALTHOUGH WE TRAVEL ON, PAULA TUCCI JOHN URANKER ANGELO VERDONE GUY WALL PAULA TUCCI “Paula” Course—General Pep Club 2,3: Homemaking Club 2,3. JOHN URNAKER “Pat” Course—General Oscar Staff 3: Music Club 4. ANGELO VERDONE Ange” Course—General Boys Sports Club 2; H.R. V. Pres. 2,3. GUY O. WALL JR. “Sunny” Course—College Prep. Track 2; Basketball 2; Travel Club 2,3; Football Student Manager 2; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Stage Crew 4; Priestly Science Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. CAROL WALRO “Carol” Course—Commercial Girls Sports Club 2,3; Oscar Staff 2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Yearbook Collector 4; Yearbook Staff 4. BEVERLY ANN WALTER “Bev” Course—College Prep. Student Council 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; J.C.L. 3,4; Priestly Science Club Librarian 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4. CAROL WALRO BEVERLY WALTER 42 REMEMBER THE WONDERFUL TIMES WE HAD. CAROL JEAN WARD “Carol” Course—General CAROL WARD Library Club 2; Yearbook Collector 3; F.G.W. 3,4; Oscar Collector 3,4. PATRICIA WASSEL “Patty” Course—General Rembrandt Club 2,3,4; Travel Club 3,4. PHYLLIS WATSON “Phyllis” Course—Beauty Culture Pep Club 2,3; H.R. Sec. 2,4; Girls Sports Club 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4, (Co-Captain 4). PATRICIA WASSEL MARK WELSH “Mark” C ourse—Genera I ALAN WILSON Alan” Course—General Beta Hi-Y 2; Track 2,3; Football 2,3. JACOB WOLOSHUN “Jake” C ourse—Gene ra I Golf Club 3,4; Golf Team 3,4. ARTHUR YORIO “Art” Course—Vocational Machine Shop Wrestling 2; Micrometer Club 2,3,4, (Sec. 3,4); H.R. Sec. 4. ARTHUR YORIO JACOB WOLOSHUN PHYLLIS WATSON MARK WELSH ALAN WILSON 43 ALHA MATER JEANNETTE HIGH SCHOOL fU™. m r f__ 90 Y. —i= I 1 :ffi : iig =4 UdSST 6J BSf3E 33 r 4 . = -r-, r —1 - —i— FH—- - —rJ — Dee Uil in the hi the Iona Its c ears yd are PP uaf eys — pass - inq hi Th Si F= ert ill stands the sch stands the sch ool ut - sol ut- looe loue 1 | f - - - —1—1—1— — — ! I = • Jlxt: LL—I - 4 4—«l 4 “ I j L 3r —3 h :§.. ; 33 3 1: —-1 - M a- -ter n a.- -fcer How deario us -thy How deartx us mwn'ry of thy when oor da.ns- are teach_in s Ow ou - er i oor lioes are- al-uup bright? light wiHsbll cAr-ry ...on: 44 SENIOR PERSONALITIES To Pj ?Jc K v) Ce -CV S ?«.e.VFiC. CA vX. ' cxa o 5 t lofS.. MOST LIKELY TO SOCCEED NATALIE HEASLEY SANDER LEVIN 45 WITTIEST r c j .-_ ztf ss yp' t-y' - y. REGINA MASCIANTONIO JOE KELLNER MOST TALKATIVE FRANK CLEMENTE SHIRLEY DEMARCHIS KIP SKAVINSKI—NANCY PRINKEY BEST ALL AROUND 49 ROBERT DelGROSS, TREAS., JAMES CIMA, V. PRES., DAVE SERLO, PRES.; SUZANNE SCHMIDT, SEC. CLASS COLORS—POWDER BLUE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER—WHITE ROSE CLASS MOTTO—KNOWLEDGE IS OUR GAIN; SUCCESS OUR GOAL OUR JUNIOR YEAR PASSED SWIFTLY AND HELD MANY PLEASANT MEMORIES. ONE WHICH WE WILL LONG REMEMBER IS OUR CLASS PARTY “CASTLE OF DREAMS.” WE REALLY FELT LIKE UPPERCLASSMEN WHEN OUR CLASS RINGS FINALLY ARRIVED. AT THE REIGN DEER BALL WE ALL FELT HONORED WHEN BOTH THE QUEEN AND RUNNER-UP WERE CHOSEN FROM OUR CLASS. WE ALL WORKED HARD TO RAISE MONEY, PLAN, AND DECORATE FOR THE PROM BUT THE WONDERFUL TIME WE HAD WAS WORTH ALL THE EFFORT. AT LAST SENIOR DAY ARRIVED AND WE ARE NOW READY TO ASSUME OUR PLACES AS SENIORS. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 51 Georfteanna Batson, Linda Blair, Karen Bloom, Sheri Barry, Heien Berry, Nancy Baiderson Bengel, Paula Brai, Marlene graham Bernie, Mary Frances Jane Belt . Donna Anita Beltran. °meroom 107 Harvey Bauer, Frank Bonati. Dennis Bollinger, Albert Battisti, Richard Brasco, John Agona. Paul Casper. David D'Emilio, Brennan, James Buck. Robert DeSanty, Thomas Brean, Thomas S ”1 S” C’°-k°- Co,.. L„„,„ „,v,, K„,hy 106 Seated, left to right: Beverly Dorohovich, Kathleen D Orazio, Kathryn Heasley, Christine Hansen. Standing: Linda Geiger, Patty D’Orazio. Darlene Hand, Marjorie Gurksnis, Carol Highlands, Diane Gaich, Co Hoenshell. Louis Voider, Arthur Fleming, Ron Drylie, James Gurnick, Alan Fisher. ' ffipeWonf' 1 5WW X rr Robert Matthews, Frank Mahkovic, Robert Keenan, Ronald Kurpieski. Oeor«e Ingraham, Michael Keenan. ■Joanne Hooley, Joanne Krautz, Janis Kemerer, Jane Kennedy. Marene Long, Patricia Huesdash % «r “ Dennis Jones, Orville Lane, Larry Knopsnyder, Richard Knauss. Jannes Leonard Terry Marchetti, Mary Jane Klingensmith. Marlene Keener, Elaine Izzo, Virginia Makosky. Diane Lomicka, Sandra Mackey, Marlene Jobe, Anita Howe, Kathleen King, Kathleen Marshall. 55 William Octave, Albert Hamler, Victor Mayhugh, Tom Miller, Joseph Peccoraro. David Me A tec. Seated, left to right: Deborah Morgan, Sharon Mock. Linda Owens. Standing: Hegis Michaels, Mickey McHugh, Leonard Pratt. Gloria Novak, Barbara Null, Sue Nestler, Patricia Pro, Christine Oswald Seated, left to right: Judy Niebelt Sue Morris Kathy McElfresh, Judy Orange, Maria Octavi, Robert Pawlik, Nick Petrill, Ronald Mokowski, Michael Petersen, Walter Pienody. to right: Gerald Serra, David Scrlo, Billy Robinson. Standing: George Schul Robinson. Martin Sliwoski, James Smail. Homeroom 206 Doris Stepanik, Regina Salvatore, Mildred Recknor, Judy Stepinsky, Marsha Skrgic. Joseph Scarlett, Clyde Smith, Phil Saxton. John Regina. Harry Stump. Richard Spinner. Seated, left to right: Jeannette Sarnelli, Sally Roy, Carol Regotti, Carol Staney, Judy Shebek, Susanne Schmidt. Standing: Barbara Schell, Beverly Struble. Adrienne Scavuzzo Homeroom 212 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerry Wilson, Ernest Verdone, Robert Tataiek, Tom Tangretti, David Whigham. SECOND ROW. Dennis Walters, Robert Wilson, David Valetti, Fred Williams. Judy Terrell, Eva Terpko, Joyce Yurksi-tis, Mary Esther Young, Jeanne Toth. Seated, left to right: Sharon Terpko. Carole Sutor, Mary Tocco Margaret Walthour. Standing. Irene Terpko, Linda Yurt. Mildred Wallace, Cassandra Tragesser, Audrey Vieceli, Karen Vonada. Marianne Wodnick. 58 --rvin Beauty Culture Dolores Fichtner, Barbara „ ' «-� M.«,. s luniors Marv Frances Joseph, Sandra Nestler, Linda Myers, Ruth Sanders, Sandra Streussmg. Seated, left to right: James Veverka, Stanley Piestzkie, Rodney Painter, Richard Diehl. Standing: Michael Serlo, Oliver Mowry, Edward Carnathan. O' Our Boys At Hempfield Paul Yeckel, Joseph Luzar, Robert Good. Pattern Juniors BrOWn' Standing: Suchora, CARLA KIFER, TREAS.. CARL WALLACE. PRES., ANTHONY HAMILTON, V. PRES., LAURA CATALDO, SEC. SOPHOMORE CUSS OFFICERS WE. THE CLASS OF '65 ENTERED THE HALLS OF J.S.H.S. WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM TO BECOME PART OF THE SCHOOL AND ITS ACTIVITIES. WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER OUR FIRST PEP ASSEMBLIES AND THE GOOD TIMES WE HAD. THE FIRST BIG EVENT OF OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR WAS OUR CLASS PARTY “SNOWFLAKE LANE.” THE HARD WORK OF EVERYONE HELPED TO MAKE OUR DECORATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT THINGS WHICH WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER. THE TIME FLEW SWIFTLY AND BEFORE WE KNEW IT SENIOR CLASS DAY ARRIVED. WE NOW LOOK FORWARD TO OUR JUNIOR YEAR AND BEING UPPERCLASSMEN. CLASS COLORS—MINT GREEN AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER—MINT GREEN CARNATION CLASS MOTTO—GIVE US THE TORCH OF KNOWLEDGE AND WE WILL CARRY ON 62 Homeroom 211 HHST ROW, left to right: Philip Caroselli, Larry Baughman, Mike Carper. SECOND ROW: Ronald Adams, Ted Bluey, Mike Caralli, Vince Barci. John Brigode. Linda Beckwith, Janice Acklin, Rose Basilc, Jacqueline Aerie, Edna Antoniak, Karen Altman. _ . A,tier Thomas Byerly, Frank Bolkovac. le Byerly. Frank Altier Adams. Daniel Armburst. f ' Ault, Stella Carper. «ro 1 Antoniak Carolyn Barrick, Marleen neroom 104 Monna Dailey, Carol Curry, June Croushore, Nancy Clayton, Linda Chappe Anita Comnale. Dennis Davanti, John Conti, Mike Caviggia, Richard DiFran cisco, Glenn Cooper, John Casino. Seated, left to right: Don DiFonso. William Chishko, Mezza. Standing: Wade Cribbs, Dennis Cavazza. ls' Angelo De FIRST ROW left to right: Pete Colosimo, Vince DeLuzio, Alan DiGangi. SECOND ROW u FIRST ROW, left to right: Patty Ernette, Donna Gentilo, Claudia Fallas. SECOND ROW: Sandra Elliott, Jody Gaskill, Charlene Fohey, Annette French, Cheryl Felice. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dave Doric, Jery Gaudi. SECOND ROW: Ron Dunmire, George Fogle, Daniel Garland. Ron Flor Jim Guidone, Jerome Gisane, Ron Guest, Jetf William ERlhaut, Charles Fontana. Leonard Drury. Dennis Gentilo, Homeroom Seated, left to right: Linda Glatsky, Linda Flowers, Lee Forester, Rej tana. Standing: Donna Good, Sherran Gantt. 113 65 Richard George Homchak, Bruce Haney, Jacobelli, Fred Krupp. Crystal Krauer- r ,• Hiller ’ Ju la Klingensmith, Marie Hohn, Sue Kratochvil, Ruth neroom 114 Seated, left to right: Mary Ann Jupena, Margaret Hoffer, Dolores Hails, Kathy Hribar, Terry Kifer. Standing: Darlene Hull, Kaylene James, Donna Johnson. Judy Jurcevich, Carla Kifer, Linda Hiteshue, Linda Hand, Betty Hokamp. Patricia McGrecvy, Patricia Merick, Kathleen Matthews, Marlene Leonard, Patty Kunkle. McKissock. Sally Marsh Linda Mino, Christina Molinnro, PaRK Malna. Homeroom 201 Mike Minyon, Fred Lamolinara, Martin Merick, Anthony Mastro, Daniel McAllister. Loretta Lavelle, Vivian Lang, Nancv McDonald. Malachowski, Dee Mason, Ken Richardson, Tim Pacella, Dale Prinkev Curt; p . Mike Morgan. nKey’ Curtis Redman, Victor Priest Judy Rogcnmoser, Sandra Monstrola. Andrea Roscosky. Patricia Roskey, Sally Oswald. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim Octave, Gary Rugh, John Octavi. SECOND ROW: Dewey Redish, Gary Mumper, William Monroe, Larry O'Neil, Tom Monstrola. FIRST ROW, left to right: Joanne Muto, Gloria Morgan, Cheryl Peoples. Phyllis Natale. SECOND ROW. Carole Neilson. Carol Pontorola, Iris Riley, Beverly Pevornik, Elaine Petrill, Corine Pecoraro. Homeroom 205 68 Ester Radford, Betty Rhoads. Marlene Retondola, Marilyn Opick, Sandra Peters. Kathleen Small, Betty Sanders, Marlene Smeal, Lynn SaviUe, Catherine Sticca. Seated, left to right: Charlotte Spino, Judy Taylor. Elaine Stern, Patricia Sholties. Standing: Cheryl Stewart, Marjorie Strcussnig, Suzann Toeco, Vecelia Stayer, Saundra Straw. . c t to right. Robert Stevenson, Arthur Trages ett Strussnig, Tim SchefT. Standing: Lee Steven Ken Shuglie, Barry Sanner. Betty Trump, Judy Stull, Barbara Sonner. stough, Kathy Torri, Donna Homeroom 202 Homeroom 210 Standing, left to right: Donald Wilson, Carl Wallace. Seated: Gary Walro, Larry Wise, Charles Wolfe, Richard Willis. Edward Wojciechowski, Larry Twigger, Ronald Turney, Keith Waldron, Raymond Walters. Lois Walch, Judith Ubinger, Linda Wigfield, Andrea Yanos. Standing, left to right: Connie Zemba, Marriane Yenich. Seated: Philomena Zlebacic, Pamela Yeager, Sandra Uhrin, Diane Watkins. ACTIVITIES '63 Cheerleaders Majorettes ACTIVITIES Long after forgetting our classes in history, math, and grammar, the students of J.S.H.S. will remember the good times that they have had participating in the many social activities. Whatever your interest or talent, there is a club, sport, or organization to offer fun, enjoyment, and a chance to meet and work with many different people. The pep assemblies, dances, football games, Christmas formal, club meetings, Senior day, the Prom, — all of these are a part of the active social life in our school. Everyone enjoys taking part in the many varied activities and will long remember the good times they had and the many friends they made. Yearbook IEANNETTE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND BAND Perhaps the most frequently heard and seen organization representing our school is the talented Jayhawk marching band, under the capable direction of Mr. John M. Lodzsun. No matter what the weather, our band could always be seen at the football games giving inspiration to the team. They practiced on the field every day as well as many evenings. The results were the spectacular and varied half time shows we all enjoyed so much. The praise received was ample reward for a job well done. How proud we were as they marched down the field led by our high stepping drum major, Ed Barclay. What a lot of credit the majorettes deserve for their intricate routines led by Nancy Prinkey, captain, and Phyllis Watson, co-captain. The entire band looked forward eagerly to the annual banquet held after football season. FIRST ROW. left to right: M. Jobe. R. Knauss, P. Osborne, A. Blasco. J. Kennedy, S. Schmidt, D. Sylvester, L. Howell, N. Prinkey. Ed Barclay. P. Watson. S. Ponterio, L. Stull, J. Kemerer, J. Smith. L. Zeminski. R. Neuman, J. Stokum. SECOND ROW: E. Antoniak, M. Gurksnis, M. Zavara, A. Howe, L. DiLoretto, E. Sussman, N. Clayton. K. Vonada, I. Riley. J. Werblin, J. Acklin, J. Young, M. Minyon, J. Fellows, R. Stem pie, R. Casper. T. Klobucar, S. Mock, K. Altman. 74 The band elected officers to transact necessary business. President was Patsy Moffa; Vice President. Ken Slezak; Secretary, Anita Howe; and Treasurer, Rich Brasco. Then the band practiced diligently for their spring concert. Their efforts were well rewarded when the curtain rose on another fine performance, enjoyed by all. The band not only serves the school but the community as well. Their lively music could always be heard as they proudly led many parades through town. With the school picnic parade the year ended. The seniors shed the traditional red and blue uniforms and donned their caps and gowns to march for the last time as a member of the Jayhawk band. Down through the years the fond memories of these wonderful moments will linger on. THIRD ROW: J. Metz, R. Lapina, P. Stokum. Ed Monstrola, R. Matthews, P. Casper, J. Scarlett. K. Baughman. T. Miller, R. Brasco, G. Walro, T. Monstrola, D. Wilson, W. Pettigrew. D. Kasperek. J. Smail. J. Chishko, Mr. J. Lodzun, Director. FOURTH ROWT: J. Buck. J. Savinski, V. Cage. R. Michaels, G. Lapina. L. Pratt, P. Moffa. M. Trigona, V. Mayhugh, J. Leonard, W. Chishko. K. Slezak, A. Ramler, J. Robinson. L. Wentzel, C. Kunesh. D. Burchell. R. Turney. 75 JANE KENNEDY ■ ■; JANIS KEMERER SUSANNE SCHMIDT JANE SMITH LINDA STULL INTRODUCING THE HIGH-STEPPING 1963 MAJORETTES OF I.S.H.S. BAND Our pretty 1963 Majorettes are led by captain, Nancy Prinkey, and co-captain, Phyllis Watson. Our Majorettes deserve much praise for injecting school spirit into our student body. Working along with the Cheerleaders and Pep Band, they added to our Pep Assemblies. Their hard work brought successful results as they entertained along with our J.S.-H.S. Band during the half-time presentations. NANCY PRINKEY DEANNA SYLVESTER PHYLLIS WATSON LINDA HOWELL SONA PONTERIO FIRST ROW. left to right: Shirley DeMarchis, Patti Clark, Betty Hui� -dash. Rose Marie Sanders, Gloria Baughman. SECOND ROW Diane Lomicka, Barbara Null, Marlene Keener. Paula Brais. THIRD ROW. Richard Spinner, William Dinsmore, Dennis Walters. “Yea team. Lets go” is a familiar phrase heard by the fans of J.S.H.S. The 1962 cheerleaders led by Captain Patti Clark and Co-Captain Shirley DeMarchis showed pride and enthusiasm as they aroused school spirit in both the pep assemblies and the football and basketball games. Their hard work at perfecting cheers and pep songs and organizing the cheer practices was rewarded by the enthusiasm and spirit shown by the student body. Presenting our 1962 Cheerleaders SEE YOU AFTER THE GAME 77 FIRST ROW, left to right: Patty Poglein, Robert Pawlik, Jim Metz, Kathleen Heminger, Patsy Moff, Iris Riley, Karen Vonada. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lodzsun, Dave Howard, Ron Stemple, Robert Matthews, Bill Chishko, Leonard Pratt, Paul Stokum. THIRD ROW: Richard Brasco, Mr. Pignoli, Paul Osborne, Arthur Blasco. PLAYED FOR OUR LISTENING ENJOYMENT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Every year our orchestra, led by Mr. Lodzsun works hard to present us with good music. They take an active part in presenting a beautiful Christmas assembly to our student body and always succeed. This year is certainly no exception. A few of these talented musicians are selected each year for District and County Orchestra Festivals. The orchestra rounds out our musical year by playing for Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. We wish to thank the Orchestra and Mr. Lodzsun for the fine musical programs they have presented to us. THE SWEETEST MUSIC NEVER A SOUR NOTE?? CHORUS For the beautiful inspiring music the Jeannette Senior High School Chorus can’t be surpassed. This well-organized group is under the capable leadership of Mr. John M. Lodzsun. At Christmas time the chorus along with the orchestra and the drama department presents its annual Christmas Program. Each year selected members participate in County and District Festivals. For the chorus, the last appearance of the year is Commencement exercises. Now we would like to express our appreciation to everyone concerned with the chorus for the fine entertainment which we have received during the past year. Getting ready for the sing” SWEET SOUNDS OF MUSIC RESULTED FROM THEIR WORK FIRST ROW. left to right: Marlene Retondola, Darlene Hull. Charlotte Spino, Joanne Krautz, Diane Lomicka, Debbie Morgan, Ruth Sanders, Susan McDonald, Sue Morris, Catherine Sticca. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pignoli, Janet Billheimer, Paula Tucci, Joyce Capperelli, Sandra Burghart, Donna DePalma, Mary Jane Klingensmith, Warren Dudley, Patty Greenawalt, Ruth Hiller. Mary E. Young, Susan DelGross, Mr. Lodzsun. THIRD ROW: Sharon Mock. Linda Wigfield, Pat Poglein, Linda Mino, Pat Mcrick. Linda Howell, Sally Oswald, Danny McAlister, Lee Ann Forrester, Bill Robinson, Patty McGreevy, Beverly Strubble. FOURTH ROW: Pat Wassel, Pam Yeager, Sandy Mackey. Linda Owens, Tom Smith, John Uranker, Guy Wall, Judith Terrell. Lois Walch, Christine Molinero, Linda Myers, Regina Detruf. Yearbook Collectors These students are responsible for collecting the installment payments for the yearbook. The collector is responsible for all payments made by each member of his homeroom. The efforts of these efficient collectors are certainly necessary for it is the money which they collect that finances our yearbook, the Jayhawk. Do You Like That Candid Shot? layhawk Staff Beverly Walter—Co-Editor Natalie Heasley—Co-Editor Jeanine Baker—Typist Betty Bedont—Typist Roberta Kowaleski—Typist Julia Pawlik—Typist Linda Stull—Art James Stamoolis—Sports Guy Wall—Sports Verdean Cage—Writer Maryann Chishko—Writer Carol Coughenour—Writer Roberta Donaldson—Writer Diane Drach—Writer Elaine Ewing—Writer Natalie Ingraham—Writer Sally Myers—Writer Bonnae Patterson—Writer Joanne Rager—Writer Carol Walro—Writer FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Clayton, Terry Dorsner, Sharon Terpko, Chris Contino, Sheri Barry, Carol Walro. SECOND ROW: Judy Rogcn-moser, Mary Jane Klingensmith, Kathy McElfresh, Sally Myers, Donna Urbani, Larry Twigger, Adrienne Scavuzzo. THIRD ROW: Bill Mangan, Sandra Elliott, Carol Coughenour, Barbara Stough, Natalie Ingraham, Denny Joseph, Darla Elliott, Ed Zultanky. ooking For Mistakes The Jayhawk staff is comprised of twenty members of the class of ’63 who worked hard to present a yearbook which the student body could be proud of. Mr. Wayne Patterson, the faculty advisor, saw that the sections were completed on time and that everything was moving according to schedule. This year’s staff was co-edited by Natalie Heasley and Beverly Walter, who made sure the staff was working efficiently. Now that you have your yearbook, we hope that The Staff has captured the pleasant memories of this school year so that you may enjoy them now and in the future. JAYHAWK STAFF Hard Work + Good Times = Our Book For You FIRST ROW, left to right: Diane Drach, Mary Anne Chishko, Beverly Walter, Natalie Heasley, Verdean Cage, Bonnae Patterson. SECOND ROW: Linda Stull, Roberta Kowaleski, Julia Pawlik, Betty Bedont, Elaine Ewing, Jeannine Baker, Carol Walro, Mr. Patterson. THIRD ROW: Sally Myers, Carol Coughenour, Joanne Rager. Guy Wall, Jim Stamoolis. Natale Ingraham, Roberta Donaldson. 81 Like This One Better OSCAR STAFF Gathering news, writing stories, typing, ad collecting, proofreading, and editing are just a part of the activities of the Oscar staff. Under the direction of Mr. Earle Stinebiser, this group meets every day during the fourth period. This is a fully accredited course and the students are graded by their effort and ability. Every three weeks the “Oscar” brings the latest happenings to the student body of J. S. H. S. and other schools. We find the finished product is well worth the hard work of the staff which is headed by Connie Diethorn, editor; Roberta Donaldson, assistant editor; Joanne Rager, feature editor; with Vince Heinauer and Marty Sli-woski as sports editors. The Cutest French Student Deadline-Deadline- The Strangest Word - The Word of Our Dreams FIRST ROW, left to right: Jeanne Toth, Carol Walro, Earl Highlands, Joanne Rager, Connie Diethorn, Roberta Donaldson, Vince Heinauer, Ruth Forgie, Mary Tocco. SECOND ROW: Bill Dinsmore, Kathy Mc-Elfresh, Terri Dorsner, Francine Targos, Marlene Keener, Patti Pro, Jerry Mash, Mr. Stinebiser. THIRD ROW: Jim Gavatorta, Nick Gar- rick, Joyce Yurksitis, Margaret Ann Walthour, Marlene Abraham, Donna Urbani, Gloria Novak, Mary Anne Chishko. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Null, Clyde Smith, Frank Bonati, Don Kessel, Carol Cough-enour, Joe Stinson, Ginny Makowski, Cass Tragesser, Marty Sliwoski. Oscar Collectors This group takes the orders and collects the money for the J.S.H.S. newspaper, the “Oscar.” The collectors are chosen by their respective home rooms and are responsible to Mr. Stinebiser for the orders and money to be turned in on time. Distribution of this publication twelve times a year is also a duty of these salesmen. FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom King, Donna Gentilo, Anita Howe, Susan McDonald, Sharon Cramer, John Casino. SECOND ROW: Regina Masciantonio, Margie Gurksnis, Judy Niebel, Marlene Boggs, Darlene Dobies, Sue Nestler, Corinne Pecoraro, Kathy Torri. THIRD ROW: Karen Pryor, Marlene Abraham, Rich Highlands, Emil Felentzer, Dave Valetti, Denny Joseph, Ron Turney, Carol Ward, Carol Regotti. You Goofed Again! Connie Diethorn Editor Roberta Donaldson Assistant Editor Joanne Rager Feature Editor Vince Heinauer Sports Editor Earl Highlands Business Manager Don Kessel Business Staff Joe Stinson Business Staff Francine Targos Exchange Editor Ruth Ann Forgie Typist Carol Walro Typist Francine Targos Typist Kathy Danton Typist Joe Hiteshue Reporter Frank Bonati Reporter Nick Garrick Reporter William Dinsmore Reporter Clyde Smith Reporter Jerry Mash Reporter James Gavatorta Reporter Jeanne Toth Reporter Ginny Makosky Reporter Patti Pro Reporter Barbara Null Reporter Kathy McElfresh Reporter Margaret Ann Walthour Reporter Donna Urbani Reporter Gloria Novak Reporter Marlene Abraham Reporter Cassie Traggesser Reporter Mary Ann Chishko Reporter Terry Dorsner Reporter Marlene Keener Reporter Mary Tocco Reporter Martin Sliwoski Reporter Carol Coughenour Reporter The Oscar Staff 83 French Under the capable leadership of Mr. Earle Stinebiser, The French Club strives to give its members a greater knowledge of the spoken French and French culture. The membership has become so large that it became necessary to divide it into both an A and a B club. Together, both groups, along with the French classes, help support a French child and pack baskets for needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. This club has participated in many fund raising projects to attain sufficient funds for its trip to New York. The clubs’ officers are: A Club: President, Nick Garrick; Vice President, William Dinsmore; Secretary, Fred Constantine; Treasurer, Bob Del Gross; B Club: President, Joe Kellner; Vice President, Vic Mayhugh: Secretary, Patti Pro; Treasurer, Alan Fisher. FIRST ROW, left to right: Warren Dudley, Bill Izzo, Alan Fisher, Joe Kellner, Vic Mayhugh. Patti Pro, Ron Frey. Chris Irwin. Mary Anne Chishko. SECOND ROW Jim Buck, Marty Sliwoski, Linda Yurt, Anita Howe. Audrey Vicelli, Karen Vonada, Regina Salvatore. Linda Stull. Bill Dinsmore, Mr. Stinebiser. THIRD ROW: Jim Smail. Chris Hansen. Ron Mokowski, George Schultheis, Jon Robinson, John Harkobusic, Bob Matthews. Katie Heasley, Rich Brasco. Joyce Yurksitis. FOURTH ROW: Sally Myers. Mickey McHugh, Natalie Ingraham, James Gumick. Tom Miller. Georganne Batson, Ginny Makosky, Dave Howard. Al Rainier, Linda Owens. HELPING OTHERS AND DEVELOPING CULTURE-AIMS OF LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS FIRST ROW, left to right: Regina Masciantonio, Dave Serlo, Bob DclGross, Bill Dinsmore, Nick Garrick, Fred Constantine, Earl Highlands, Carol Lawson. SECOND ROW: Margaret Peduzzi, Regis Michael, Mildred Recknor, Janis Kemerer, Linda Blair, Barbara Null, Chris Oswald, Carol Regotti, Mary Retondola, Bonnae Patterson. THIRD ROW: Jim Cima, Lou Naples, Gary Divida, Marshall Trigona. Frank Bonati, Tom Tungretti, Mike Peterson. Marty Sliwoski, Joanne Krautz, Mr. Stinebiser. FOURTH ROW: Paul Osborne, Bob Capretto, Joe Pecoraro, Ed Leydig, Phil Saxton. Jim Pracek, Harry Stump, Art Fleming, Jeff Byrns, John Regina. COUNTY CHORUS FIRST ROW, left to right: Regina Detruf, Ruth Sanders, Beverly Strubble, Susan McDonald. SECOND ROW: Diane Lomicka, John Uranker, Guy Wall, Patty Poglein. Eight students from Jeannette Senior High School were chosen to participate in the Westmoreland County Chorus Music Festival held this year at the Derry Area High School on November 15 and 16. Those chosen to participate were: Diane Lomicka, Susan McDonald, Regina Detruf, Patty Poglein, Ruth Sanders, Beverly Strubble, John Uranker, and Guy Wall. This year Miss Olive Fortner directed the group of 225 young men and women from the 32 participating school districts. LIBRARY MONITORS Library monitors play an important part in our school. Their unending duties are varied such as checking books in and out, collecting money for over due books, keeping the files in order, arranging books on the shelves and generally keeping the library in tip-top condition. But most of all, they help students find much needed books. Miss McMaster can feel very proud of her capable monitors. FIRST ROW. left to right: Bonnie Back. Carol An-toniak, Bonnae Patterson, Paula Brais. SECOND ROW. Marlene Jobe. Margaret Ketter, Sandy Mackey. Ginny Makowski, Jane Beltz, Anita Howe, Miss McMaster. PROGRAM SELLERS The program sellers are a small but very important group of people to the fans of Jeannette Senior High School. These girls were stationed at the various entrances to our football stadium, selling programs to those coming to witness our home football games. “Want to buy a program?” Was a familiar question asked of everyone. The program sellers are under the capable supervision of Mr. Barnes. FIRST ROW. left to right: Elaine Izzo, Diana Elliott. SECOND ROW: Patti Pro, Chris Oswald, Sheri Barry. FIRST ROW. left to right: Carol Antoniak. Leslie Yurt, Cary Wol-insky, Karen Altman, Louis Felder. Sue Nestlcr, John Hlywa, Gloria Novak. Bruce Haney, Nancy Clayton. SECOND ROW: Sharon McCormick. Adrienne Scavuzzo. Linda Wigficld. Kathy Torri, Andrea Roscosky, Catherine Sticca, Judy Ubinger, Kaylene James, Sally Oswald. Betty Sanders, Barbara Schell. Patty D’Ora-zio, Kathy Smail, Janice Acklin, Carolyn Barrick, Miss Fontanella. THIRD ROW: Don DiFonso, Ron Mcnnano, Paul Casper, Larry Twigger. Jon Lewis, Marlene Abraham, Irene Terpko, Chris Mol-inero, Kathy D’Orazio, Ron Turney, Beverly Walter, George Hickman. Dennis Walters, Michael Keennan. Rich Spinner. FOURTH ROW: David D’Emilio, Orville Lane, Ron Kurpieski, Beverly Dorohovich, Jack Savinski, Dave Valetti, Carl Wallace. Guy Wall, Jim Stamoolis. Natalie Ingraham. Roberta Donaldson, Ron Drylie, George Ingraham, Jim Gurnick, Kip Skavinski. JUNIOR CLASSICAL CLUBS LEAGUE Under the capable guidance of Miss Fontanella. this club strives to keep the early history of the Greeks and Romans alive. Their solemn initiation highlights the club year. The officers are: Consul. John Hlywa; Pro-Consul, Sue Nestler; Scriba, Gloria Novak; Quaestor, Louis Felder. One of the club’s projects is selling plastic yearbook covers. STAGE CREW A well deserved vote of thanks goes to the capable boys of the stage crew and Mr. Matika their sponsor. These boys are responsible for proper stage settings and lighting for assemblies. They also help in preparing for dances, class parties, and many other back stage activities. FIRST ROW. left to right: Oliver Mowry, Keith Waldron. Jim Gurnick. SECOND ROW: Ron Harbaugh. James Stamoolis, Guy Wall, Richard Diehl. 87 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America is the club for girls interested in making their homes a success. Their sponsor. Miss Doris Patch, instructs them in cooking, sewing, and general management of a household. The girls enjoy this club for it gives them first-hand experience for the future. Their president is Judy Orange, vice-president is Mary Frances Ben-gel, secretary is Marilyn Opick. and the treasurer is Doris Step-anick. FIRST ROW. left to right: Marilyn Rinier, Betty Rhoads. Judi Orange, Marilyn Opick, Andrea Yanos, Judy Laughery. SECOND ROW: Philomena Zlcbacic, Pam Yeager, Sue Kratovil. Cheryl Clawson. Linda Owens, Doris Stepanik. Linda Kiggins. CLUBS PHOTOGRAPHY The Photography Club, whose sponsor is Mr. Gilkey, is an ideal organization for all who are “camerabugs” and who wish to learn to take good pictures. During the year the members of the club learn to use their cameras more efficiently and study the art of taking and developing good pictures. Also, each year the members participate in a high school photography contest. The officers of the club are president, Felix Suchora; vice president, William Sehring; secretary, Wayne Byerly; and treasurer, James Struzzi. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mike Carper, Wayne Byerly, James Struzzi, William Sehring, Felix Suchora, Ed Zultanky. SECOND ROW: Frank Bolkovac, Dennis Jones, Terry Brown. Walter Gongaware, Emil Felentzer, Robert Menz. Mr. Gilkey. 88 FIRST ROW. left to right: Ron Mokowski, Sander Levin, Jim Gavatorta, Joe Stinson, Ed Lewis, Vic Mayhugh. Pete Colosimo, Chris Irwin. SECOND ROW: Felix Suchora, Chuck Fontana, Tom Kearney, Jim Guidone, Vince Deluzio, Albert Ramler, Jerry Felenchak, Jack Crosetti, Bob Kemerer, Dave McAtee, Ed Coulson, Albert Battisti, Mr. Basom. THIRD ROW: Bob Oswald. Frank Mahkovic, Gary Walro, Alan DiGangi, Alan Fisher, Paul Osborne, Jim Leonard. Don Kessel, Ed Kratovil, John Smith, Mickey McHugh. Art Tragesser, Tom Brennan. Dave Burke The motto of the Alpha Hi Y is to “create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character.” Under the sponsorship of Mr. Basom and leadership of President Joe Stinson, Vice President Vic Mahugh, Secretary Pete Colosimo, and Treasurer Jim Gavatorta, the boys try to live up to this motto. WEIGHT LIFTING This year the club made arrangements to obtain more equipment for future years and also purchased two sets of weights. Different techniques of muscle building were discussed under the direction of Mr. Raymond Bronzie. The officers are: president, Nick Garric; vice president, Stanley Tatarek; secretary, Dan Serlo; treasurer, Ed Ledydig. ALPHA HI-Y CLUBS FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandy Levin, George Myers. Dave Serlo, Nick Garrick, Ed Leydig, Stan Tatarek, Jim Guy, Jim Gavatorta. SECOND ROW: Mark Dnnton, Dewey Redish, George Hickman. Chuck George, John Regina, Tom Brennan. Chuck Fontana. THIRD ROW: Robert DeSanty, Frank Mahkovic, Fred Berk. Wilbert Beaufort. Walter Pienody, Ernie Verdone, Delmer Cole. FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda Stull, Betty Huesdash, Elaine Ewing, Karen Pryor, Nancy Prinkey, Sally Myers, Natalie Heasley, Mary Jane Klingensmith. SECOND ROW: Katie Heasley, Christine Hansen, Carol Highlands, Marianne Yenich. Suzanne Tocco, Donna DePalma, Dianne Cole, Carole Jo Sutor, Patty Huesdash, Chris Contino, Miss Duncan. “To build a better world, ready I must be,” is the first line of their motto. This active service club under the leadership of Miss Duncan and the officers, president, Nancy Prinkey; vice president, Sally Myers; secretary, Karen Pryor; treasurer, Natalie Heasley; chaplain, Elaine Ewing; sponsors a variety of activities. The money the girls raise is given to some worthy charity. CONCESSION STAND Under the capable leadership of Mr. Stinebiser and Mr. Barnes this group works hard during the football season. With the assistance of Mrs. Novak and Mrs. Moczydlowsky, members of the Oscar staff and other workers are kept busy selling refreshments at the concession stands. All profits that are made are divided equally between the J.S.H.S. Oscar and the insurance fund. THIRD ROW: Roberta Kowaleski, Sandra Elliott, Judy Taylor, Linda Myers, Margaret Ketter, Maryann Jupena, Betty Hocamp, Patty Poglein, Jeanine Baker. FOURTH ROW: Mary Grace Patton, Julia Pawlik, Sue Schmidt, Ginny Makowski, Dianne Gaich, Kathy Hribar, Anita Comnale, Peggy Matzie, Joanne Rager. BETA TRI HI-Y CLUBS FIRST ROW, left to right: William Dinsmore, Jerry Mash, Earl Highlands, Jim Gavatorta, Marty Sliwoski. SECOND ROW: Candy Henry, Mrs. Moczydlowsky, Mr. Stinebiser. Mrs. Novak, George Ingraham. THIRD ROW: Kip Skavinski, Natalie Ingraham, Guy Wall, Ed Lewis, Carol Coughenour, Roberta Donaldson. DISTRICT BAND Karen Vonada, Richard Brasco. HONORED MUSICIANS COUNTY CHORUS COUNTY BAND Seated—Iris Riley, Karen Vonada, Arthur Blasco. Standing—Ronald Stemple, Paul Casper, Patsy Moffe, Mike Minyon. DISTRICT CHORUS Regina Detruf, Beverly Struble, Diane Lomicka, Susan McDonald, Guy Wall, John Uranker. FIRST ROW, left to right: Patty Wassel, Kathy Danton, Frank Altier. Tom Tangretti. Joe Stinson, Nancy Prinkey, Jerry Mash, Donna Urbani, Ruth Ann Forgie, Diane Drach. SECOND ROW: Elaine Petrill, Carla Kifer, Jim Guidone, Vince DeLuzio. Pam McKissock, Maryann Jupena, Sally Roy, Bev Pevornik, Carol Antoniak, Marlene Long, Edna Anton -iak, Gloria Novak. Deanna Sylvester. THIRD ROW: Cookie Pecorara, Maryann Birk, Regina Monstrola. Verdean Cage, Natalie Heasley, Anita Comnale, Betty Hokamp, Margaret Peduzzi, Barbara Casino, Terry Marchetti, Judy Shebek, Alan DiGangi, Richard DiFrancisco. FOURTH ROW: David Dorie, Bud Gisane, Dave McAtee, Frank Bonati, Jane Kennedy, Martin Sliwoski, Bob DelGross, Fred Constantine, Jim Cima, Barbara Null, Bob Caprctto, Dick Highlands. TRAVEL CLUBS 92 The Travel Club has been one of our most active clubs this year. It sponsored many varied activities to raise money FIRST ROW, left to right: Adrienne Scavuzzo, Carol Coughenour, Louis Felder, Regina Detruf, Christine Hansen. SECOND ROW: Marty Sliwoski, Judy Shebek, Sandy Mackey, Robert Spinner, Kathy D’Orazio, Cary Wolinsky. THIRD ROW: Ron Drylie, Mike Keenan, Jim Stamoolis, Judy Terrell, Robert Bickart, David D’Emilio. for a field trip to New York at Easter. The members worked under the leadership of President, Joe Stinson, Vice President Jerry Mash, Secretary Nancy Prinkey, and Treasurer Tom Tangaretti. GREX The Grex Club, sponsored by Mr. Robert Borrelli, is designed to encourage interest and help develop talents in the field of dramatics. This year the club produced a play entitled, “Where’s Grandma.” The officers for this year are: president, Carol Corghenour; and vice president, secretary-treasurer, Louis Felder. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Tocco, Paula Brais, Patti Clark, Joyce Capparelli, Donna Bernie, Shirley Pignoli, Sharon Mock, Jeanne Toth. SECOND ROW: Connie Diethorn, Carol Highlands. Mary Jane Klingensmith, Charlotte Spino, Judy Neibel, Margaret Walthour, Chris Oswald, Carol Walro, Marilyn Reiner, Judy Laughery. Mr. Abraham. THIRD ROW: Joann Hooley, Karen Morrah, Mary Anne Wodnick, Linda Constantine, Julia Pawlik, Roberta Kowalweski, Mary Grace Patton, Jeanine Baker. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Hand. Irene Terpko. Eva Terpko, Doris Stepanik, Jane Beltz, Sharon Abraham. Francine Targos. Linda Howell, Cassie Tragesxor, Connie Hoffman. LIBRARY Under the guidance of Miss McMaster the members of the Library Club learn to use the school library more efficiently. The girls learn to use the card catalogue, to find any book, magazine, or pamphlet in our library. This year the club was under the leadership of president, Carole Jo Sutor; vice president, Judy Ubinger; secretary, Carol Coughenour; and treasurer. Sue Kratochvil. COMMERCIAL This year the members of the Commercial Club are under the capable leadership of its new sponsor, Mr. Abraham. This active group of commercial girls trys to build and increase better work traits and habits, and to promote a keener interest in the business skills. Their many activities include a mid-semester dance. CLUBS FIRST ROW, left to right: Carole Sutor, Pat Merick, Linda Kiggins, Judy Ubinger. SECOND ROW: Marlene Jobe. Janet Billheimer, Sandy Mackey, Carol Coughenour, Sue Kratochvil, Lois Walch, Miss McMaster. PHYSICAL FITNESS Since President John F. Kennedy reported to the nation on the poor physical condition of the youth of the United States, much has been done to erase this picture. Jeannette Senior High School has been participating in this national project, not only with its accelerated gym classes, but also with the special physical fitness program. This group of boys, headed by Mr. Davis, works out after school, doing its share to make the youth of our nation physically fit. FIRST ROW, left to right: Donald Wilson, Jerry Gaudi, James Pracek, Gary Divida, Frank Mahovic, Tony Hamilton, Bob Matthews, Phil Saxon, Bill Izzo. SECOND ROW: Pete Co-losimo, Sam Steffey, Rich McLaughlin, Sander Levin. Dave Serlo, Frank Bonati, Kip Ska-vinski, Bob Stevenson, Leonard Drury, Mr. Davis. THIRD ROW: Angelo Demezzo, Ron Florence, Dave Whigham, Earl Highlands, Dennis Walters, Vic Mayhuch, Marty Sliwoski, Jon Lewis, Alan Deeds. FOURTH ROW: Barry Adams, Roger Davis, Alan Fisher, Jerry Soles, Lee Stevenson, Ron Drylie, Jim Leonard, Walter Pienody, Dale Prinkey, John Octave. CLUBS DOING THEIR PART TO IMPROVE THE NATIONAL HEALTH BOYS’ SPORTS Mr. Davis is the sponsor of the Boys’ Sports Club which is open to any boy interested in sports. The club members learn the rules of different sports and then fulfill the club’s purpose by participating in the games. They work in various gymnastics during the year and then climax it by performing for the student body. The officers are: President, Earl Highlands; Vice President, Richard McLaughlin; Treasurer, Jim Pracek; and Secretary, Bob Tatarek. FIRST ROW, left to right: Gary Divida, Bob Tatarek, Rich McLaughlin, Earl Highlands. Jim Pracek, Dave Whigham, Pete Colosimo. SECOND ROW: Angelo Demezza, Eugene Pecoraro, Barry Sanner, Ron Guest, Jeff Byrns, Ron Florence, Anthony Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Donald Wilson, Wade Cribbs, Carl Wallace, Tim McKissock, Jim Leonard. Phil Saxton, Jerry Soles, Jerry Gaudi. 94 MU ALPHA THETA This national organization is comprised of juniors and seniors who are interested in and maintain a high average in mathematics. Meetings are held once a month under the sponsorship of Miss Hansen and various types of mathematical programs are presented. The officers are Sander Levin, president; Jerry Felenchak, vice-president; Patty D’Orazio, secretary; and Don Kessel, treasurer. ETTE KETTE The Ette Kette Club helps its members to learn about the proper etiquette in any situation and teaches them the value of knowing just what to do. Under the leadership of its officers and sponsor Mrs. Wolfe, this club has many varied activities each year in which everyone takes an active part. FIRST ROW. left to right: Elaine Ewing, Adrienne Scavuzzo, Don Kessel, Sander Levin, Jerry Felenchak, Patty D’Orazio, John Hlywa. SECOND ROW: Paul Casper, Kip Skavinski, Mike Keenan, Lou Felder, Natalie Heasley, Beverly Walter, Janis Kemerer, Fred Constantine, Alan Fisher, Miss Hansen. THIRD ROW: Jim Stamoolis, Ken Slezak, Jim Cima, Ed Kratovil, Ed Lewis, Arthur Fleming, Beverly Dorohovich. Connie Constantine, Jim Gumick. FIRST ROW, left to right: Cheryl Felice, Kathy Danton, Mary Tocco, Sally Roy, Diane Lomicka, Marlene Keener, Jeannette Sarnelli, Charlotte Spino. SECOND ROW: Paula Brais, Donna Gentilo, Beverly Pevornik, Linda Constantine, Sharon Terpko, Marlene Long, Margie Streussnig, Judy Rogenmoser, Linda Hand, Judy Stull, Nancy Melachowski, Mrs. Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Sally Marsh. Loretta Lavelle, Linda Hiteshue, Pam McKissock, I,ee Ann Forrester, Carol Coughenour. Judy Shebek, Cheryl Stewart. Margaret Walthour, Laura Cataldo. FOURTH ROW Jane Kennedy, Elaine Izzo, Darla Elliott, Darlene Hand, Terry Marchetti, Barbara Stough, Denise Crowell. Carol Stanley. Audrey Vicelli. Donna Urban i. FIRST ROW. left to right: Donna DePalma, Suzanne Schmidt, Sherry Cramer, Patty D'Orazio, Carol Lawson, Sandy Burgart. SECOND ROW: Christine Contino, Bonnae Patterson, Sharon McCormick, Linda Flowers, Mildred Wallace. Regina Fontana, Kathy Hemminger, Darlene Dellarciprette, Miss Sheerer. THIRD ROW: Kathy Smail. Mary Retondola, Barbara Schell, June Crou-shore, Diane Cole, Betty Bcdont, Lee Ann Forrester, Annette French. FOURTH ROW: Sally Bauer, Denise Crowell, Carol Re-gotti. Judi Orange, Judy Terrell, Diane Gaich, Carol Ward, Candy Henry, Linda Blair. FUTURE GIRLS IN WHITE This club provides its members with a good foundation for a career in nursing. Besides learning the basic fundamentals of nursing, varying educational programs are provided by their sponsor, Miss Rebecca Sheerer. The officers are Sherry Cramer, president; Suzanne Schmidt, vice president; Carol Lawson, secretary; Patty D'Orazio, treasurer. MICROMETER The Micrometer Club under the guidance of Mr. Lang, is for any shop boy interested in machinery. During the year the boys learn a deeper appreciation of the shop and the value of a knowledge in machinery not only for use in school, but in the community. The officers are: Denny Joseph, President; Chuck George, Vice President; Wilbert Beaufort, Secretary; and Arthur Yorio, Treasurer. FIRST ROW, left to right: Art Yorio, Chuck George, Denny Joseph, Wilbert Beaufort. SECOND ROW: Billy Lawson, Robert DeSanty, Terry Poli, Roy Noel. Bill Monroe, Tim McKissock, Ed Kocinski, Ken Richardson, Mr. Lang. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bev Walter, Natalie Heasley, Joanne Rager, Elaine Ewing, Roberta Donaldson, Carol Coughcnour, Regina Monstrola. SECOND ROW: Nancy Clayton, I mnae Patterson, Claudia Fallas, Laura Cataldo, Philomena Zlebacic, Anita Howe, Donna Johnson, Patty Ernette, Linda Yurt, Mrs. Owens. THIRD ROW: Christine Hansen, Robert Bickart, Francine Targos, Judy Taylor, Peggy Matzie, Connie Diethorn, Margaret Peduzzi, Carol Antoniak. Kate Heasley. FOURTH ROW: Richard Brasco. George Hickman, Alan Fisher, Janis Kemerer, Ron Drylie, Barbara Stough, William Chishko, James Gurnick, Verdean Cage, Ronald Mennano, Robert Matthews. CLUBS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Owens, this club strives to show its members the facts about the teaching profession. Films, speakers, and panel discussions comprised the various programs. The officers are: President, Elaine Ewing; Vice President, Joanne Rager; Secretary, Roberta Donaldson; Treasurer, Natalie Heasley; Historian, Carol Coughenour; Corresponding Secretary, Ron Drylie. MUSIC This musical group is under the capable sponsorship of Mr. John M. Lodzsun. The club is made up of those with musical talent and who like music. At each of their monthly meetings, the members plan entertainment which gives them practice in maintaining their skills and abilities. FIRST ROW, left to right: Regina Detruf, Richard Brasco. Anita Howe, Patsy MofT. Ed Barclay, Ruth Hiller, Sharon Mock. SECOND ROW: John Harkobusic, Victoria Clark. Marlene Jobe, Ruth Sanders, Susan McDonald. Beverly Strubble. Kathleen Heminger, Paul Stokum, Mr. Lodzsun. THIRD ROW: Jim Buck, Robert Pawlik, Ken Slezak. John Uranker, Art Blasco, Karen Vonado. Iris Riley, Pat Merick. FIRST ROW, left to right: Susan DelGross, Dee Mason, Rose Matthews, Ted Miller, Annette French, Roger Davis, Mrs. Fry. Marie Sanders, Verdean Cage. Mary Anne Chishko, Emogene THIRD ROW: Fred Berk. Regina Monstrola, Diane Elliott. Martin Selva. Terry Dorsner, Debbie Morgan. SECOND ROW. Warren Merick, William Chishko. Carol Neilson, Donna Stevenson. Eva Dudley, Mildred Wallace. Greg Skavinski, June Croushore, Kathy Terpko, Patty Wassel, Vic Priester. REMBRANDT Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Fry, the Rembrandt Club has many various and interesting activities. Besides the projects which are done during the meetings, each member turns in an outside project every two months. The officers are: Mary Anne Chisko, President; Verdean Cage, Vice President; Emogene Selva, Secretary; and Rose Marie Sanders, Treasurer. CHARM To be well-groomed and to have a nice appearance are the aims of every girl. The Charm Club under the leadership of Miss Podvia and the officers: President Sharon Cramer, Vice President Shirley Pignoli, Secretary Regina Fontana, and Treasurer Carol Curry, helps its members to attain these goals. The highlight of the club year is the presentation of their annual fashion show. CLUBS FIRST ROW, left to right: Patty Kunkle, Shirley Pignoli, Sharon Cramer, Regina Fontana, Carol Curry. SECOND ROW: Vivian Lang, Charlene Fohey, Donna Good, Linda Flowers, Claudia Fallas, Crystal Krause, Miss Podvia. THIRD ROW: Helen Cuozzo, Karen Morrah, Shirley Bird. Sandy Mackey, Judy Terrell, Carla Kifer, Dianne Dominick, Dolores Hails. FIRST ROW, left to right: Sue Schmidt, Diane Lomika, Kip Ska-vinski, Ed Kratovil, Nancy Prinkey. SECOND ROW: Laura Ca-taldo, Regina Fontana, Patti Clark, Marianne Yenich, Gloria Novak, Betty Sanders, Torn Monstrola. THIRD ROW: Judy Shcbck, Alan Fisher, Frank Bonati, Earl Highlands, Bill Mangan, Bob Del Gross, Chris Molmero. FOURTH ROW: Tom Tangretti, Joanne Rager, Denny Joseph, Don Kessel, Bob Oswald, Janis Kemerer, Joe Stinson. STUDENT COUNCIL CLUBS This organization performs one of the most important functions of our school for it represents the students. Each home room has one vote and any student can voice his opinion by means of the Student Council’s suggestion box. Raising enough money to bring a foreign student to J. S. H. S. has been the project of the council this year. PRIESTLY SCIENCE The Prienstly Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Frank Russo, is open to any junior or senior enrolled in the college preparatory science courses. Interesting experiments and demonstrations dealing with science are performed and each member takes his turn writing “Science Corner” for the Oscar. The officers are: President, John Hlywa; Vice-President, Edward Kratovil: Secretary, Elaine Ewing: Treasurer, James Stamoolis. FIRST ROW, left to right: Elaine Ewing, Jerry Felenchak, John Hlywa, Jim Stamoolis, Adrienne Scavuzzo, Roberta Donaldson. SECOND ROW: Ron Kurpieski, Louis Felder, Kip Skavinski, Rich Spinner, Dave Valetti, Orville Lane, Beverly Walter, Mr. Russo. THIRD ROW: John Agona, Fred Sehring, George Ingraham. Guy Wall, Ed Kratovil, Albert Battisti, Jon Lewis, Denny Walters. VARSITY CLUB A newly formed club dedicated to the physical achievements of the J.S.H.S. athletes is the Varsity Club. During this year’s meetings the letter-men discussed ways of making money to get jackets for the senior class lettermen and future seniors. This club is sponsored by Mr. Baughman and the officers are: president, Ed Kratovil; vice president, Joe Stinson; secretary, Nich Garrick; and treasurer, Stan Ta-tarek. FIRST ROW. left to right: Frank Altier, Rich Byerly, Dave Serlo. Ed Kratovil, Joe Stinson. Nick Garrick, Carl Wallace, John Hylwa. SECOND ROW: Sander Levin, William Dinsmore, John Regina, Ernest Verdone, Don Kessel, Bob Capretto, Fred Constantine, Earl Highlands, Mr. Baughman. THIRD ROW: Tom Tangretti, George Myers, James Leonard, Bob Tatarek, Larry Thurling, Ed Leydig, Tom Miller, Ed Barclay. PHYSICAL FITNESS IS THEIR GOAL FIRST ROW, left to right: Kathy Hribar, JoAnn Krautz, Regina Masciantonio, Shirley DeMarchis. SECOND ROW: Patty Poglein, Rose Sanders, Betty Huesdash. Kathy McElfresh, Donna Johnson, Linda Davis, Sue Nestler, Phyllis Watson. THIRD ROW: Sally Marsh, Sheri Barry, Sona Ponterio, Joan Forrester, Donna Stevenson, Carol Curry, Karen Bloom, Margie Gurksnis, Candy Felentzer, Mrs. Humes. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Humes, this club participates in many worthwhile activities. In addition to the regular intramural basketball and volley-ball tournaments they stress physical fitness, leadership qualities, and try to maintain good sportsmanship throughout the school. Donating toys to the Jeannette Hospital Childrens’ Ward was a Christmas project. The club is led by the following officers: President, Regina Masciantonio; Vice President, Shirley DeMarchis; Secretary, JoAnne Krautz; and Treasurer, Kathy Hribar. FIRST ROW, left to right: Karen Vonada, Jack Savinski, Ron Stemple, Ed Barclay, Regis Michaels, Patsy Moff, Jim Metts. SECOND ROW: Richard Brasco, Bill Chishko, Vic May-hugh, Albert Ramler, Ken Slezak, Paul Stokum, Leonard Pratt, John Harkobusic. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lodzsun, Arthur Blasco, Paul Osborne. Dance Band The Jeannette Senior High School Dance Band is an active group of the talented musicians of our senior high school. Dressed in their crisp, white jackets, the Dance Band displays its talents at many of the social functions both in our school and in the community. The group is under the direction of Mr. John M. Lodzsun. Students Who Serve Their School With Honor FIRST ROW, left to right- Jerry Felenchak, MaryAnn Chishko, Elaine Ewing, Sec.; Sander Levin, Pres.; John Hlywa, V. Pres.; Natalie Heasley, Treas.; Nancy Lekawa. Kip Skavinski. SECOND ROW: Gloria Novak, Eva Terpko, Beverly Dorohovich, Patty D’Orazio, Jim Stam-oolis, Roberta Kowalewski, Jim Gurnick, Diane Lomicka, Judy Shebek, Irene Terpko, Mrs. National Honor Society Being inducted into the National Honor Society is one of the highest distinctions a student can receive from our school. The society under the direction of Mrs. Bess Williams is open to juniors and seniors who have maintained a 3.3 scholastic average. In addition to the students scholarship, he must display high qualities in character, leadership and service. Williams. THIRD ROW: Adrienne Scavuzzo, Dave D’Emilio, Fred Constantine, David Valetti, Mike Keenan, Louis Felder, Paul Casper, Sue Nestler. GIRLS INTRAMURAL CHAMPS KNEELING: REGINA MASCIANTONIO, SON A PONTERIO. STANDING: SALLY MARSH, CANDY FELENTZER, JOANNE FORRESTER, CAROL CURRY, KATHY HRIBAR. Girls' Gym Class SPORTS Sports at Jeannette have always been very important. The Jeannette Jay hawks have a reputation for good sportsmanship, of which all can be proud. With its 5, 3, 1 record, our football team has produced its first winning season since 1959. This was proven to be a result of the overall team effort. Although this season did not prove as successful on the basketball court, the team played hard and won the support of the fans. Wrestling, track, and golf also play an important role in our athletic program. Team participation and learning to be a good loser as well as a good winner are qualities taught by participating in athletics. There remains to the future students of J. S. H. S. the challenge to maintain the school’s reputation of good sportsmanship. 105 FIRST ROW, left to right: Arthur Fleming, Bud Gisane, Jim Guidone. Larry O’Neill, Phil Caroselli, Dennis Davanti, John Brigode, Ron Guest. Vince Barci. SECOND ROW: George Myers, Rich Jacobelli. Stan Tatarek, Jim Guy, Joe Stinson, Ed Leydig, Ed Kratovil, George Hickman, Nick Garrick, Dick Byerly, Mr. Stutz, Mr. Jorio, Mr. Baughman. THIRD ROW: Frank Altier, Mr. Stroup. Mr. Amann, Roger Davis, Tom Kearney, Bob Capretto, Tom Miller, Larry Thurling, Joe Pecoraro, Jim Cima, Mickey McHugh, Art Tragesser, Bernie Shuglie. FOURTH ROW: Bob DelGross, Ernie Verdone, Tom Tangretti, Bob Tatarek, Tim McKis-sock, Wade Cribbs, Carl Wallace, Fred Constantine, John Regina. VARSITY CHARGERS ENJOY A WINNING SEASON VARSITY FOOTBALL—1962 JAYHAWK ELEVEN COPS WINNING SEASON There are gleams in the eyes of J.S.H.S. football fans since the Jayhawks ended the 1962 campaign with five victories, three defeats, and one hard-fought tie. With Mr. William Baughman as head coach the Jayhawks time and again displayed the winning combination of talent, training, practice, and the determination to win. In the opening game against Penn Joint the team held them scoreless. Against Peabody, the Pittsburgh City League Champs, the Jayhawks played to tie in a close, hard-fought game. After dropping one to Hempfield, the Jays came bouncing back to trample Connelsville and Latrobe. Surprisingly Norwin held the Jayhawks scoreless in the next game. The Jayhawks easily defeated Vandergrift and were victorious over a highly rated Wilkensburg team. In the last game at Greensburg the Jayhawks suffered a defeat in which the Jays, marred by penalties, could get but one tally which came in the final quarter of play. It is safe to say that those who attended the contests witnessed exciting play and true sportsmanship. There is no doubt that the Jayhawks will continue their winning record in the years to come. VARSITY SCORES J.S.H.S. Opp. Penn Joint 12 0 Peabody 6 6 Hempfield 6 41 Connelsville 27 12 Latrobe 33 6 Norwin 0 21 Vandergrift 15 0 Wilkinsburg 13 0 Greensburg 7 20 Edward Kratovil James Guy Stanley Tatarek Richard Byerly 1962 GRIDIRON HEROES Nick Garrick Edward Leydig Joe Stinson 107 Managers Traffic Jam? FOOD ,m£ JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALI___1962 WILL UPHOLD THE PRESTIGE OF J.S.H.S. Under the leadership of Mr. Robert Stroup the Junior Varsity team represented Jeannette well this year. Hopes are running high that these boys will carry our banner to victory next year. Through diligent practice and hard-fought games they consistently outplayed their opponents, but the scores do not tell the degree of excellence with which they played. It doesn’t look good I . ‘ i rA Ia I Jjka OV - A : o' 0. C iAy THERE WAS HARD WORK AND GOOD r [y« p? Chow Time! JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Latrobe J.V. 12 Opp. 0 Penn Joint 0 0 Sewickley Area 7 7 Greensburg 0 27 Hempfield 6 27 Wilkinsburg 6 31 108 FRED BERK, GEORGE MYERS. FRANK ALTIER Varsity Basketball Heroes of the Hardwood Varsity Scores EXHIBITION J.H.S. Visitors Penn Hills 40 63 Schenley 65 50 Charleroi 49 55 Turtle Creek 51 69 Sewickley 51 55 Penn Joint 46 72 Wilmerding 50 62 Kiski Area 43 70 LEAGUE Derry Area 47 61 Mt. Pleasant 49 46 Hempfield 46 31 Greensburg 48 63 Connelsville 65 36 Latrobe 36 32 Norwin 35 71 Derry Area 50 60 Mt. Pleasant 51 58 Hempfield 39 58 Greensburg 53 66 Connelsville 59 65 Latrobe 62 78 Norwin 57 74 JAYHAWK VARSITY BASKETBALL The Jeannette Jay hawk Varsity Basketball team, coached by Mr. Davis, once again displayed the fine quality that Jayhawk fans are accustomed to. Although the exhibition games did not seem to indicate a good season to come, the league competition showed that these boys had the qualities that make good athletes. After the first three games we were in second place with two wins and one loss. Earl Highlands, second leading scorer on the team, closes out two fine varsity seasons and has provided the fans with many thrills by his clever ball handling, dribbling, and shooting. Honors’: second team all section chosen to participate in county coaches all star game. College prospect. Kip Skavinski, varsity participant three years, lettered his senior year. Did not see too much action; however consistently reliable and a credit to the team. Used a one-hand push shot from outside and liked to drive in scoring. Jeff Byrnes, a junior transfer student, was ineligible most of the season. Saw limited action, returns next year. Bobby Capretto, a junior, one of the best defensive ball players on the team. Strong competitor, played his best game at home against Norwin, will be back next year. FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Kessel, Bob Cappetto, Kip SECOND ROW: Jeff Byrnes, Dave Whigham, Carl Wallace, Skavinski, Earl Highlands, Martin Sliwoski, John Hlywa. Phil Saxton, Jim Leonard. Ron Guest, Mr. Davis—Coach. Jim Leonard, 6'1 junior, leading team scorer and rebounder, specializes in jump shooting and driving. An exciting basketball player. Second year let-terman, chosen second team all section. Expectations high for next year. College prospect. Thrills Came Thick and Fast Phil Saxton, tallest man on the squad at 6'4 . Plays pivot, likes to shoot turn around jump shots. Showed bright spots throughout the season. Played his best game against Hempfield. Can develop into fine basketball player for next year. Marty Sliwoski, a junior, first year on squad. Saw limited action. Showed plenty of desire and hustle. David Whigham, a junior, one of the best shots on the team. Started slow but came on strong late in the season. Deadly jump shooter, likes to drive. Played his best game of the season at home against Norwin. Looking toward a better season next year. Ron Guest, played quite a bit of varsity basketball as a sophomore. Likes the jump shot. At 5'9 one of the team’s best rebounders. Letterman with bright basketball future. Carl Wallace, sophomore that broke into the starting line up. Possible bright future in basketball. Best game was played against Mt. Pleasant Joint, scored 21 points. Good jump shooter and rebounder. Letterman, will return for the next two years. At the end of the ’63 season, the Jayhawkers held fifth place, but by losing only two players, the future for our varsity team looks much brighter. MANAGERS LARRY TWIGGER, JOHN HYLWA, DON KESSEL, RON KURPIESKI, GREG SKAVINSKI. MR. CARL DAVIS VARSITY COACH Jr. Varsity Basketball The J.S.H.S. Junior Varsity Basketball squad, under the direction of Charles Hursh, ended this years team effort with a record of 7 wins and 14 losses. The team, made up of sophomore and junior boys, provided exciting sports entertainment, playing before each Varsity contest. These boys worked and played hard and many of the games were lost by only a few points. Each game, whether won or lost, was played for the good of the team. Many of this years Jayvee players may prove to shape up as assets to next years Varsity squad. The score sheets of the number of points cannot tell the whole story of the Jayvee games. The excitement and eager drive of the players, the school spirit aroused in the fans, or the lessons in sportsmanship and skill are all a part of the contest. The students of J.S.H.S. wish these boys luck in the next years, knowing that they will go on being players that our school can be proud of. That Is A High One! Stars In The Future I. V. Scores EXHIBITION JUNIOR VARSITY Jnt. Penn Hills 32 Penn Joint 49 Wimerding 28 Turtle Creek 21 Schenley 59 Charleroi 31 Kiski Area 17 LEAGUE Derry Area 33 Hempfield 36 Greensburg 37 Mt. Pleasant 39 Connellsville 26 La t robe 33 Norwin 27 Derry Area 30 Hempfield 35 Greensburg 35 Mt. Pleasant 48 Connellsville 40 Latrobe 72 Norwin 39 FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Twigger, Vince Barci, Anthony Hamilton, Angelo Demezza, Ron Florence, Barry Sanner. SECOND ROW: Greg Skavinski, Bud Gisane, Lee Stevenson, Don Wilson. Wade Cribbs, Tim McKissock, Sam Steffey, Art Tragesser, Pete Colosimo, Jim Guidone, Ron Kurpieski. ABSENT: Mr. Hursh, Jr. Varsity Coach. Vis. 33 34 52 51 41 44 49 30 27 41 88 47 35 59 87 81 36 73 43 48 49 FIRST ROW, left to right: George Gess, Greg Skavinski, Mark Danton, Phil Caroselli, Vince Barci, Tony Hamilton, Jim Guidone, Vince Deluzio, John Brigode, Tom Kearney, George Hickman, Bill Baughman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Amann, Bernard Shuglie, Art Fleming, Bob Capretto, Fred Constantine, Jim Cima, Rich Jacobelli, Jim Leonard, Wade Cribbs, Tom Miller, Art Tragesser, Ernie Verdone, John Regina, Nick Garrick, Mr. Baughman-Coach. THIRD ROW: Bob DelGross, Bud Gisane, Alan Fisher, Frank Bonati, Tom Tangretti, Ed Kratovil, Larry Thurling, Stan Tatarek, Bob Tatarek, Jerry Soles, Joe Stinson, Jeff Byrnes, Dave McAtee, Joe Pecoraro. Golfers FIRST ROW, left to right: John Casino, Leonard Drury, Paul Casper, Jim Octave, John Agona, George Homchak. SECOND ROW: Mr. Barnes, Coach, John Octavi, t Mike Minyon, Denny Scurci, Ron Mo-kowski, Ron Adams, Gary Walro, Gary Divida, Gary Rugh, Tom Monstrola. THIRD ROW: Bill Octave, Jim Gurnick, John Hylwa, Joe Kellner, John Slonecki, Ron Mash, Richard Diehl, Mike Keenan. Felix Suchora, Albert Ramler. Wrestling FIRST ROW, left to right: Leonard Drury, Eugene Neubert, Paul Carroll, Bernard Shuglie, Tom Dent, Dan Arm-burst. SECOND ROW: Bill Lawson, Joe Campana, Alan Peters, Jon Lewis, Bob Matthews, Frank Mahkovic, Vince Hcin-auer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bronzie, Coach, Dave Serlo, Connie Constantine, George Myers, Stan Tatarek, Ed Kratovil, Jim Smail, Collin Boatright. Mr. Hoyle, Ass’t. 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