Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

Jeannette High School Jeannette, Pennsylvania Jeannette High School—Jeannette, Pennsylvania Jeannette High School Edited by: Ginny Makosky Terry Marchetti The theme of this year's JAYHAWK might well be Moments to Remember. On the following pages are recorded many nostalgic memories of a wonderful year. As the doors, that opened wide last September, close behind us, they lock in our hearts forever many treasured memories. This year J.S.H.S., for the first time in its history, welcomed a foreign exchange student. Another first was the changing of the class ring design, breaking the old tradition. In the Autumn all eyes were focused on the football season. As the Varsity Queen reigned over a rain drenched stadium, the Jayhawks brought the Foothills conference trophy, home to stay. Fall wore into winter, and class parties, weekend dances, school projects, and reports, kept everyone very busy. Christ- mas vacation brought the Formal, and the selection of the Reign Dear Queen. With the new year came many resolutions to work much harder. Soon basketball season arrived, providing the student body with many thrilling evenings. Spring brought the prom. Can we ever forget the excitement of planning and decorating for These Precious Moments? Senior day marked the end of carefree high school days for the class of '64, and brought the promise of the future to the underclassmen. Now the seniors, well prepared for the future, become graduates of J.S.H.S. We, the staff, hope that this The 1964 JAYHAWK , will serve as an everlasting reminder of the memories that we've shared at Jeannette High. 2 A bell rings! A locker slams! and one of a hundred and eighty days begins. The halls are filled with friendly greetings as the students hurry on to classes. Between September and June J.S.H.S. is the center of student life. The school clubs start the year off by electing officers and selecting new members. Enthusiasm is the word for our school spirit. During the football and basketball seasons the students attended the games and cheered our boys on to championship titles. The pep assemblies will be remembered by all the students. STUDENT LIFE Friday night dances are always a popular part of student life. Here the students meet with their friends and a good time is had by all. But not all of the student's time is spent at dances or at sports events. Many hours are spent studying for a test or preparing a term paper. All of this is a part of student life. For a hundred and eighty days the halls of J. S. H. S. are alive with the activities of the students. But on the hundred and eighty-first day J. S. H. S. is quiet and empty, waiting for a new September. ADMINISTRATION WE OWE OUR SUCCESS TO THE UNTIRING HELP AND GUIDANCE OF OUR ADMINISTRATION MR. HENRY W. PHARAOH SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The supervision of an entire school district is a tremendous responsibility. For this task, our school board was wise to chose Mr. Henry Pharaoh. As our superintendent of schools, Mr. Pharaoh's jobs vary from the preparation of a school budget to the decision of school vacation. His varied duties make him an extremely busy man. Therefore, for this time J. S. H. S. thanks him. Helping Mr. Pharaoh in his work is our principal, Mr. Francis W. Ma-tika. Although his job keeps him entirely in our building, his duties vary, from the assignment of teachers to teach the various subjects to the helping of students find the right thing to do after graduation. No matter how busy he may be, he always has time to help the student solve some of their problems. For his fine guidance and help, we thank him. 6 Seated Left: J. C. Gibson, Treasurer; Morrison F. Lewis Jr., Vice President; Michael L. Spina, President; Everett S. C. Sober - Non Member, Solicitor; Mrs. Mary E. Michaux-Non Member, Secretary. Standing Left: Julius Vargo, Leonard A. Redlich, J. K. Means, Henry W. Pharaoh, Superintendent; William J. Dinsmore. Board of Education We, the class of 1964, wish to give our thanks for the many things the school board has done for us. These civic-minded residents of Jeannette have given much of their time and energy in handling the affairs of the school system. They have taken care of many financial and educational problems that have arisen. Through their wise guidance and helpful suggestions, our school has become widely known for its vocational, academic, and commercial training. 7 MR. FRANCIS W. MATIKA PRINCIPAL, SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Alfred M. Amonn—University of Pittsburgh— B.S., M.Ed.; General Business, Bookkeeping I, II; Treasurer of Activities Fund. Markley Barnes—Braddus College—B.S.; University of Pittsburgh- -M.Ed.; World and American History; Athletic Director. Harry N Bosom—Albright College—A.B.; University of Pittsburgh—M.A.; United States History; Alpha Hi-Y Sponsor. William H. Baughman—University of Alabama B.S., M.A., Biology; Football and Track Coach. Raymond Bronzie—Edinboro State Teachers College—B.S.; General Math, Biology, Wrestling Coach; Weight-Lifting Club Sponsor. Hugh A. D'Amoto—University of West Virginia— B.A.; University of Pittsburgh—M.Ed.; Chemistry; Priestly Science Club Sponsor. WHO'S TEACHING WHO? FACULTY GENIUS AT WORK? Carl D. Davis—Tarkio College—B.A.; Physical Education and Health; Bosketboll Coach, Boys' Sports Club Sponsor. Erie R. Double—University of Pittsburgh— A.B., M.Ed.,- Algebra I, II, Commercial Math; Sophomore Class Sponsor. M. Genevieve Duncan—University of Pittsburgh— B.A., Master of letters; General and College English III; Sponsor of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y. Elsie V. Fontanella—Seton Hill—B.A.; University of Pittsburgh—M.lit.; Latin I, II; Guidance Director, Sponsor of Junior Classical League. Berta Morie Fry—University of Pittsburgh— A.B.; Art; Sponsor of the Rembrandt and Brush and Palette Club. Helma B. Hansen—University of Pittsburgh— A.B., M.litt.; Geometry, Advanced Senior Moth; Mu Alpha Theta. Mrs. Florence Humes—Slippery Rock State College—B.S.; Physical Education and Health; Girls' Sports Club Sponsor. Charles R. Hursh—University of Pittsburgh— B.B.A.; World History and Social Studies,-Sponsor of the Travel Club. John M. Lodszun—Temple University—B.S. in Education; Penn State University—M.Ed.; Sponsor of Orchestra chorus. Band and Music Club. George M. Loukas—California State College— B.S. in Education; Graduate work at West Virginia University; Industrial Arts. Alda McMoster—Indiana State College— B.S.; librarian; Sponsor of library Club. Mrs. luciile M. Owens—University of Pittsburgh—B.B., M.Ed.; Shorthand I, II, Office Machines, Office Practice,- Senior Class Sponsor, FT A Sponsor, Supervises Student Secretaries, Commercial Dept, choirman, lunch A Supervisor. Doris L. Patch—Seton Hill—B.S.,- University of Pittsburgh—M.Ed.; Home Economics II, III, and IV; Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America. C. W. Patterson—University of Pittsburgh— A.B., M.Ed.,- English ll; Yearbook Advisor. THE GREAT ARTIST CREATES Nicholas M. Priolo—Dusquesne University— B.Ed., University of Pittsburgh—M.Ed.; Penn State University—M.Ed.; College and Generol Physics; Cheerleader sponsor. Michael A. Riehl—St. Vincent College—B.S.; University of Pittsburgh; Typewriting I, II, and Personal Typing. Joseph H. Robino—St. Vincent College—B.S.; University of Pittsburgh—M.Ed.; Problems of Democracy and Economics. James Sacriponte—Colifornio State College— B.S. in Education,- Math; Guidance Counselor. ESCORT TO DETENTION HALL. Wilbur E. Shaul—Californio State College— B.S.; University of Pittsburgh—M.Ed.; Mechanical Drawing; Student Council Advisor. Rebecca Sheerer—R. N. Westmoreland Hospital; Columbia University—B.S.,- School Nurse,- Advisor of the Future Girls in White ond Candy Stripers. FACULTY James H. Sleigh—Carnegie Tech—B.S. in Electrical Education; Occupational Education. Earle A. Stinebiser—University of Pittsburgh—B.S.,- Penn State—Masters in French; French I, II, Journalism,- Sponsor of A and B French Clubs, Oscar Advisor. Mrs. Margaret C. Stump—Indiana State College— B.S. in Business Education,- Commercial Low, English, and Math; Sponsor of the Commercial Club. Bess L. Williams—Smith College—A.B.; University of Pittsburgh—M.Ed.; General and College English IV; Sponsor of the National Honor Society. OFFICE STAFF AND STUDENT TEACHERS Mrs. Norma F. Wolfe Indiana State College, B. S. School Dietitian. Mrs. Virginia Moczydlowsky, a busy secretary, who efficiently carries out her duties as secretary to Miss Fontanella and Mr. Sacriponte. Mrs. Margaret Novak, an efficient and pleasant secretary, who is always kept busy with absences, dittos, filing, and general office work. Phil Florence Rucolas, who is secretary to Mr. Barnes and Miss Sheerer, is a Kneeling: Mr. Emery Tincani, Mr. Paul Briercheck. Standing: Miss new addition to our office staff. Joan Mendicino, Mr. Charles Popovich, Miss Priscilla Garvis, Mr. Roy Crawford, Miss Karen Allwine. Left: Judith Hayes, Donna Jones, Nancy Swazuk, John Wood. Seated left: Mr. Richard Trice, Mr. Anthony Natale. Standing left: Mr. Joseph Yenerell, Mr. Michael Testa. MAINTENANCE Left: Mr. Glenn R. Brewer, Mrs. Frances Clark, Mr. John Mautino, Mrs. Edna Compton, Mr. Ralph Catalano, Mr. Fred Lamolinara. CAFETERIA Left: Mrs. Madeline Aprato, Mrs. Ann B. Loreto, Mrs. Florence Tocco, Mrs. Angeline Divida. Routine tasks—helping the students. Office Staff J. S. H. S. Office The Jeannette Senior High School office is run efficiently and accurately by our cheerful secretaries, Mrs. Margaret Novak, Mrs. Virginia Moczydlowsky, and Mrs. Philomena Rucolas. Their jobs include typing stencils, preparing college transcripts, mimeographing tests, writing detention slips, and general office practice. Even though they are very busy, they still manage a smile for any student who needs their special attention. Service with a smile is the motto of the office staff. J.S.H.S. secretaries are always kept busy. Helping students to make the right decisions. Everyone is tested. GUIDANCE Guidance Department The guidance department of Jeannette Senior High School tries to help each student make the right decisions concerning his future. Miss Elsie Fontanella, the guidance director and Mr. James Sacriponte, the guidance counselor, receive the latest information about colleges and job opportunities. Administering aptitude tests, achievement tests, and giving personal conferences to each student are just a few of the many services performed by the guidance department. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left: Alan Fisher, Treas., David Serlo, Vice Pres., Martin Sliwoski, Pres., Robert Del Gross, Sec. CLASS COLORS - POWDER BLUE AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO - KNOWLEDGE IS OUR GAIN; SUCCESS OUR GOAL CLASS FLOWER - WHITE ROSE CLASS ADVISER - MRS. LUCILLE H. OWENS 16 SENIORS 64 As we the class of 64 look back on our career at J.S.H.S, we view it with mixed emotions. We remember how small and insignificant we felt at our first assembly, but we soon became an integral part of the school with our sophomore class party Soph Touch of Autumn. The excitement of decorating and presenting our own entertainment was a new experience. As juniors we entered J.S.H.S. with a new confidence in ourselves. How proud we all were when we received our class rings being the last class to use the glass blower design. Once again, we prepared Now playing a large part in school activities we initiated realized the responsibilities of being seniors. A strange and exciting pride filled us as we heard the long awaited phrase, will event. There were many other activities, passing out squeegies and for our class party truly changing the cafeteria into a Castle of Dreams. plans for the Junior-Senior Prom. Time passes all too swiftly and we now the juniors and sophomores please remain seated while the seniors leave. Our last class party, Our Blue Heaven , was a happy but sad and meaningful ordering of name cards were just a few. Before any of us realized, Senior Class Day was near. This was the official end of our high school career. But for us it ended as we walked down the aisles as a class for the last time in our graduation robes bidding a silent goodbye to the halls of J.S.H.S. SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY SENIOR CLASS TREASURER 17 Marlene Abraham 'Mar7 General Course. J.C.L. 2,3,4; Oscar Staff 3,4; French Club 3,4; Oscar Collector 3. College. Sheri Ann Barry 'Sheri7 General Course. Girl's Sports Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Program Seller 3,4; H.R. Secretary 2,4; Yearbook Collector 3; Reign Dear Candidate 2. Modeling School. John Agona 'John7 General Course. Priestly Science Club 3,4. College. SENIORS Nancy Lee Balderson 'Nancy B' General Course. Ette Kette Club 4; Yearbook Collector 4. Beautician School. Georgeann Batson 'George' General Course. F.H.A. 2; French Club 3,4. Modeling School. Albert J. Battisti 'Al' General Course. Alpha Hi Y 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4. College. E Fred Beers 'Beersie' Vocational Course. Draftsman Apprentice. Jane Beltz 'Jane' Accountancy Course. F.H.A. 4; Cafeteria Worker 4; Commercial Club 2,3; Library Assistant 3. Business School. 18 Donna Bernie 'Donna' Secretarial Course. Commercial Club 2,3,4 (Pres. 3); H.R. Treas. 3. Business School. Janet Billheimer 'Jan' General Course. F.H.A. 4; Library Club 3; Chorus 3. Beauty Academy. Mary Frances Bengel 'Mary' General Course. F.H.A. (V. Pres. 3,4); F.G.W. 4. Undecided. Linda Blair 'Linda' General Course. F. G.W. 2,3,4; French Club 3,4. Nurses Training. Karen Bloom 'Karen' General Course. Girl's Sports Club 2,3,4; Oscar Collector 4. Nurses Training. Dennis Roy Bollinger 'Dennie' General Course. French Club 3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2. Undecided. Frank Bonati 'Knarf' College Prep Course. Travel Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Student Council 3 (Treas 4) Oscar Staff 3 (Sports Editor 4); H.R. Pres. 2. Coliege. Paula Brais 'Polly' Secretarial Course. Pep Club 2; Commercial Club 3 (Pres. 4); Ette Kette Club 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Library Assistant 3. Secretarial Position. Richard Brasco 'Rich' College Prep Course. Music Club (Treas. 2,3; Pres. 4); French Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Oscar 4; H.R. Pres. 2,3,4; Band (Treas. 2,3; Pres. 4); Dance Band 2,3,4. College. Thomas J. Brennan Tom' Commercial Course. Weight Lifting Club 2,3 (Treas. 4); Alpha Hi Y 3,4. Business School. James Buck 'Jim' General Course. Music Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Band 2,3, 4. College. Thomas Brean Tom' General Course. Alpha Hi Y 2,3. Air Force. Terry Brown 'Terry' General Course. Photography Club 2,3; Vocational H.R. V. Pres. Sec. 2,3. Technical School. George A. Campana 'Campi' General Course. Transfer Student from Central Catholic High School. Marines. Jeffrey Byrns 'Jeff' General Course. Boy's Sports Club 3,4; French Club 3 (V. Pres. 4); Track 3,4; Oscar (Business Manager 4); Football 3,4; Basketball 3. College. 20 Robert Copretto 'Bob' College Prep Course. Class Pres. 2; H.R. V. Pres. 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Travel Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3. College. Joyce Capparelli 'Joy' Secretarial Course. Pep Club 2; Commercial Club 2,3,4 (Sec. 3); Yearbook Collector 2; Chorus 3. Business School. Edward W. Carnathan 'Ed' Vocational Course. Technical School. Paul Casper 'Paul' College Prep Course. J.C.L. 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Band 2,3.4; Golf 2,3,4; County Band 2,3,4. College. James Cima 'Cima' College Prep Course. French Club 3,4; Travel Club 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Class V. Pres. 3; Student Council 2,4; Oscar Staff 4. College. Nancy Cecchetti 'Nancy' General Course. Modeling School. 21 Cheryl Clawson 'Cheryl' General Course. F.H.A. 3. Beauty Academy. Teresa E. Cochran 'Terri' General Course. Rembrant Club 3 (Treas. 4). College. Diane Cole 'D' General Course. Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.G.W. 2,3,4; Chorus 4. Nurses Training. , Roberta Cole 'Bert' General Course. Recent Transfer from Ligonier Senior High. Accountancy Position. Constantine Constantine 'Connie' General Course. Mu Alpha Theta 3, (V. Pres. 4); Weight Lifting Club 4; French Club 4; Wrestling 3,4; H.R.V. Pres. 4. Engineering. Christine Contino 'Chris' Secretarial Course. Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.G.W. 3, Yearbook Collector 3, Yearbook Staff 4, H.R. Sec. 3, H.R.V. Pres. 2. Business School. Fred Constantine 'Fred' College Prep Course. Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; French Club 3 (Pres. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3, (Pres. 4); National Honor Society 3,4; Oscar Staff (Editor 4). College. Irene Joyce Curry 'Irene' Secretarial Course. Yearbook Staff 4; F.T.A. 2; Oscar Collector 2. Secretarial Position. Kathleen Crescenzo 'Kathy' General Course. French Club 3,4; Grex Club 2, 3,4; Where's Grandma 3; F.T.A. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Library Monitor 4. College. Mark Danlon 'Muck' General Course. Weight-Lifting Club 2, (Treas. 3,4); Track 2,3,4. Business School. Calvin Cyphert 'C.J.' General Course. French Club 4; Wrestling 4. Undecided. Robert Del Gross 'Bob' General Course. Travel Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Class Sec. 4; Class Treas. 2,3; French Club (Treas. 3,4); Student Council 3,4; Track 2,3,4; H.R. Treas. 2,4. College. Linda Davis 'Linda' College Prep Course. Girl's Sports Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Reign Dear Finalist 3; Pep Club 2. Nurses Training. Darlene Dellarciprete 'Darlene' General Course. F.G.W. 3; French Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Priestly Science Club 4.Undecided. 4 David D'Emilio 'Dave' College Prep Course. National Honor Society 3,4; Grex 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 4; J. C.L. 2,3, (Pres. 4). College. Regina Detruf 'Gina' General Course. Music Club 2,3,4; Grex Club 3,4; Oscar Collector 4; Color Guard 4. Undecided. Richard Diehl 'Rich' Vocational Course. Audio Visual Club 2,3, (Pres. 4); Stage Crew (V. Pres. 4). Technical School. Gary Divida 'Gary' General Course. Boy's Sports Club 2,3,4; French Club 3, 4; Basketball 2; H.R. V. Pres. 2. College. Patricia Donaldson 'Patti' General Course. F. G. W. 2,3,4; French Club 4; Concession Stand Worker 4. Nursing School. Kathleen D'Orazio 'Lola' General Course. Grex 2,3,4; Where's Grandma 3; J.C.L. 2,3,4; French Club 4. College. Patricia L. D'Orazio 'Patty' College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3 (Sec. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 (Sec. 3); Priestly Science Club 4; National Honor Society 3 (Sec-Treas. 4); Yearbook 4. College. Beverly Dorohovich 'Beverly' College Prep. Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; French Club 3; National Honor Society 3. College. Ronald L. Drylie 'Wethie' Technical Course. F.T.A. (Treas. 2,3); J.C.L. 4; Priestly Science Club 4; Grex Club 2. I.B.M. Operator. Diana Lee Elliott 'Mona' General Course. Program Seller 2,3; Rembrandt Club 3 (Pres. 4). Art School. 24 Louis Felder 'Lou' College Prep. Grex Club 2 (V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4); J.C.L. 2,3,4 (Treas. 3); Priestly Science 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; National Honor Society 3 (Pres. 4); Yearbook Staff 4. College. Candace Felentzer 'Candy' Accountancy Course. Girl's Sports Club 3,4; Color-guard 4. Stewardess Training. Dolores Fichtner 'Dee' Beauty Culture. F.H.A. 2,4; Pep Club 2. Beautician. C. Alan Fisher 'Charlie' General Course Student Council 2,3 (Pres. 4); Alpha Hi Y 2, 3 (Pres. 4); French Club 3 (Pres. 4); F.T.A. 3 (V. Pres. 4) Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Class Treas. 4. College. Arthur Fleming 'Art' College Prep. French Club 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; H.R. V. Pres. 2; H.R. Treas. 3. College. Victor John Flowers 'Vic' Occupational Education. Plans to be a baker or cook. Diane Gaich 'Diane' General Course. Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3 (V. Pres. 4); Majorette 3,4; F.G.W. 2,3 (Treas. 4). Nursing School. Frank Geiger 'Frank' Occupational Education. Air Force. 25 Linda Geiger 'Linda' Commercial Course. J.C.L. 2. Business School. Patricia Lee Greenawalt 'Patti' General Course. F.H.A. 4; Girl's Sports Club 2; Chorus 3; Pep Club 2. Undecided. Robert Good 'Bob' Vocational Course. Micrometer 2. Communications Operator. James Edwin Gurnick 'Jim' College Prep. Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; French Club 3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Golf Team 2.3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4. College. i Marjorie Lynn Gurksnis 'Margie' Secretarial Course. Girl's Sports Club 2,3,4; Colorguard 2 (Captain 3,4); Ette Kette Club 4; Oscar Collector 2,3; H.R. Trees. 2. Secretarial Position. Darlene Hand 'Darlene' Secretarial Course. Ette Kette Club 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3 (V. Pres. 4) Yearbook Staff 4; H.R. Sec. 2,4. Secretary. Christine Louise Hansen 'Chris' College Prep. Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; F.T.A. 2,3 (Sec. 4) Grex Club 2, 3,4; French Club 3,4; H.R. Sec. 3. College. Mary Kathryn Heasley 'Katie' College Prep. Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 (Pres. 4); F.T.A. 2.3 (Pres. 4) French Club 3,4; H. R. Pres. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2. Undecided. George H. Hickman 'Hank' General Course. Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; J.C.L. 2,3; Weight Lifting Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; F. T. A. 2, 3,4. College. Carol Highlands 'Carol' Secretarial Course. Girl's Sports Club 2; Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3, (Sec. 4); Commercial Club 3,4. Business School. Constance Hoffman 'Connie' Accountancy Course. Commercial Club 3,4; Pep Club 2. Beauty Culture School. William Hiller 'Bill' General Course. Undecided. Judith M. Hoenshell 'Judi' Secretarial Course. Pep Club 2. Marriage. JoAnn Hooley 'JoAnn' Secretarial Course. Pep Club 2; Commercial Club 2,3,4; Ette Kette 2. Business School. Anita Louise Howe 'Rusty' General Course. Chorus (Pres. 4); Band 2,3,4 (Sec. 2,3); F.T.A. 3,4; French Club 3,4; Library Monitor 3; Music Club (Sec. 2,3 V. Pres. 4). College. Patricia Ann Huesdash 'Patsy' General Course. Beta Tri Hi Y 2,3, (Treas. 4); French Club 4; Oscar Staff 4; Yearbook Collector 4; H.R. Treas. 3; Pep Club 2. Beautician. George Edward Ingraham 'George' General Course. JCL 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4; Concession Stand Worker 2,3. College. Elaine Izzo 'lz' Secretarial Course. F.H. A. 2, (Sec. 3); Ette Kette 3; H.R. V. Pres. 3,4; Program Seller 3,4. Business School. Marlene Jobe Accountancy Course. Music Club 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Library Monitor 3,4. Business School. Dennis R. Jones 'Denny' Accountancy Course. Photography Club 2,3. I. B. M. Operator. Mary Frances Joseph 'Frani' Beauty Culture. F.H.A. 2,3,4 (Treas. 2); Pep Club 2; H.R. Sec. 2; V. Pres. 3. Beautician. Michael John Keenan 'Mike' College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3,4; Grex Club 2,3,4; Where's Grandma? 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Priestly Science Club (Treas. 4); Joe Berg Science Seminar 2,3,4. College. Marlene Keener 'Marlene' General Course. Girl's Sports Club 2; Ette Kette Club 2,3,4, (Sec. 3); Cheerleader 3,4; French Club 4; Student Council 4; Oscar 3,4. Undecided. Janis Kemerer 'Janis' College Prep. Student Council 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; J.C.L. 2; French Club 3,4; Majorette 3, (Co-Captain 4); Reign Dear Queen 3. Undecided. Jane Kennedy 'Jane' Commercial Course. Majorette 3,4; Pep Club 2; Ette Kette Club 2,3,4; Travel Club 2,3, 4; H.R. Sec. 4. Airline Stewardess. Barbara Kimmel 'Barb' Beauty Culture Course. F. H .A. 4; Student Council 3; Chorus 2,3. Beautician Work. Kathleen King 'Kathy' Secretarial Course. Course. F. H. A. 4; Student Council 3; College. Mary Jane Klingensmith 'Mimi' Secretarial Course. Beta Tri Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Commercial Club 3,4; Yearbook Collector 3; Chorus 3; F. T. A. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. College. Larry Knopsnyder General Course. Auto Club 2. Employment. Edward Kocinski 'Ski' Vocational Course. Alpha Hi-Y 2; Micrometer 2,3. Navy. Jo-Anne Krautz 'Jo' General Course. Ette Kette 2; Travel Club 2; French Club 3, (Sec. 4); Girl's Sports Club (Sec. 3, Pres. 4); Chorus (Sec. 3); Oscar Staff 4. College. Ronald J. Kurpieski 'Kurp' General Course. Classical Club 2,3,4; Priestly Science 3,4; Yearbook Collector 2; Basketball Student Manager 2,3,4. College. Orville Lane 'Tony' College Prep Course. Junior Classical League 3,4; Priestly Science 3,4. College. Lawrence Lapina 'Bones' General Course. Boy's Sports Club 3,4; Wrestling 4. College. James Leonard 'Jim' General Course. Boy's Sports Club 3, (V. Pres. 4); French Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 2,3. College. Diane Lomicka 'Diane' Secretarial Course. Student Council 2, (Treas. 3, Sec. 4); National Honor Society 3, (V. Pres. 4); Cheerleader 3, (Captain 4); Ette Kette 2, (Pres. 3,4). Employment. Marlene Long 'Mar' General Course. Joseph Luzar 'Lizzard' Vocational Ette Kette 3; Travel Club 3,4; French 4; Course. College. Program Seller 4. Beautician School. Sandra Leigh Mackey 'Sandy' Secretarial Course. Grex Club 2,3; Library Monitor 3; Library Club 3; Chorus 2,3; Charm Club 3; F. H. A. 2,4. Business School. Frank Mahkovic 'Hank' General Course. Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Football 2. Technical School. Virginia C. Makosky 'Ginny' General Course. Yearbook Staff (Editor 4); H.R. Treas. 4; French Club 3,4; Beta Tri Hi-Y 3,4; J.C.L. 2; F.G.W. 2; Pep Club 2; Library Monitor 3; F.T.A. 4. College Teaching. Theresa Marchetti 'Terry' General Course. Pep Club 2; Travel Club 2,3,4; Ette Kette Club 2,3,4; Yearbook (Editor 4). College, Merchandising. Kathleen Joyce Marshall 'Kathy' Occupational Education. Chorus 2. Beauty Academy. Robert Matthews 'Bob' General Course. Alpha Hi-Y 3; French Club 3,4; Bond 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. Air Force. Victor Mayhugh 'Vic' General Course. Alpha Hi-Y (Sec. 2; V. Pres. 3; Treas. 4); French Club 3,4, (V. Pres. 3); H.R. Sec. 2; Pres. 3,4; Band 2,3, (V. Pres. 4); Orchestra 2,3,4. College. David McAtee 'Mac' General Course. Track 2,3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4; Travel Club 2,3; French Club 4. College. Eugene McCauley 'Gene' Vocational Course. Micrometer Club 2. Machinist. Kathryn McElfresh 'Kathy' General Course. Oscar 3,4; Girl's Sports Club 3,4; French Club 4; Program Seller 4; Yearbook Collector 3,4. Beautician School. Michael McHugh 'Mickey' Accounting Course. Alpha Hi-Y 2,3 (Chaplain 4); French Club 3,4; Track 2; Football 2,3. Business School. Robert Menz 'Skull' General Course. Photography Club 3; H.R. Treas. 3; Undecided. Regis Michael 'Rege' General Course. French Club 3; Music Club 4; Orchestra 4; Band 2,3,4; Dance Bond 2,3,4. Undecided. Thomas Miller 'Tuck' General. French Club 4; Football 2,3; Letterman Club 2, 3; Track 2,3. Undecided. Ronald Mokowski 'Ron' General Course. Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4; French Club 3, (V. Pres. 4); Golf Team 2,3,4. College. Sharon Mock 'Sharon' Commercial Course. Commercial Club 2,3; Music Club 2,3; Band 2,3; Chorus 2; Colorguard 3 (Co-Captain 4). Employment. Peter Mosby 'Pete' College Prep. Course. Foreign Exchange Student. French Club 4; Alpha Hi-Y 4; Student Council 4. College, Teaching. 32 Deborah T. Morgan 'Debbie' General Course. Rembrandt 3,4; Chorus 3,4 (Sec. 3). Art School. Oliver Mowry 'Skip' Vocational. Stage Crew 2,3, (Pres. 4); Audio Visual 2,3, (V. Pres. 4). Undecided. Undo Sue Myers 'Linda' Beauty Culture Course. Beta Tri Hi-Y 2,3,4; Color Guard 2; Chorus 2,3. Beauty Culture Teacher. Sandra Nestler 'Sandy' Beauty Culture Course. Chorus 2,3; Girl's Sports Club 2; Oscar Collector 3. Beautician. Sue Ellen Nestler 'Sue' College Prep Course. H.R. Pres. 2; H.R. V. Pres. 4; J.C.L. ,3,4, (V. Pres. 3); National Honor Society 3,4; Girl's Sports Club 3, (V. Pres. 4). College. m i m Judith Lynn Niebel 'Feebel' General Course. Oscar Collector 3,4; Ette Kette 4; Commercial 2,3; Chorus 2; French Club 4. Modeling School. Daniel Oakman 'Dan' General Course. Transfer Student from Derry High School. Employment. Gloria Jean Novak 'Glo' General Course. National Honor Society 3,4; J.C.L 2,3,4, (Sec. 3); Travel Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; F.T.A. 2; Oscar Staff 3. Oscar Collector 2. College. Barbara Anne Null 'Barb' General Course. Cheerleader 3, (Co-Captain 4); H.R. Sec. 2; H.R. Treas. 4; Travel Club 2,3,4; (Sec. 4); French Club 3,4; Oscar Staff 3, (Ass't. Ed. 4). College. William A. Octave 'Bill' College Prep Course. French Club 3,4; Football 2; Golf 3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 4. College. 33 Maria Bernadette Octavi 'Marie' General Course. Pep Club 2; Student Council 2. Undecided. Judith Anita Orange 'Judi' General Course. Commercial Club 2; F.G.W. 2, 3,4; F.H.A. (Pres. 3,4). Undecided. Christine E. Oswald 'Chrisie' Commercial Course. H.R. V. Pres. 2; H.R. Sec. 3,4; Commercial Club 2,3,4; French Club 3; Ette Kette 4. Employment. Linda Anna Owens 'Linda' Vocational Rodney L. Painter 'Ron' General Course. Course. Band 2; Chorus 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3; H.R. Treas. 3. Air Force. French Club 2,3. Business School. Robert L. Pawlik 'Bob' General Course. Orchestra 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; French 4. Music School. Joseph A. Pecoraro 'Joe' General Course. Boy's Sports Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. College. Michael E. Peterson 'Mike' General Course. French Club 3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 4; Classical Club 2. College. Nicholas Petrill 'Nick' General Course. Hunting and Fishing Club 2; Alpha Hi-Y 4; French Club 4. College. Walter Pienody 'Walt' General Course. Weight-lifting Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; Gymnastic 3,4. Undecided. Stanley R. Piestskie 'Stan' Industrial Electric. Electrician. Leonard Pratt 'Lenny' General Course. French Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4. College. Patti Pro 'Posie' General Course. Ette Kette Club 4; French Club (Sec. 3,4); Oscar Staff 3,4; H.R. V. Pres. 3; Pep Club 2. Business School. Albert Ramler 'Al' Accounting Course. Alpha Hi-Y 3,4; French Club 2; Band 4; Golf 2. Business School. Mildred Recknor 'Millie' General Course. H.R. Pres. 2; Pep Club 2; French Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4. Modeling School. John Regina 'John' General Course. Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Weight-lifting Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3; French Club 3,4. Service. Jon Robinson 'Jon' College Prep. Band 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Music Club 4. Pharmacist. Carol Regotti 'Carol' General Course. French Club 3,4; F.G.W. 3, (V. Pres. 4); J.C.L. 2; Oscar Collector 2. Nursing School. Sally Ann Roy 'Sal' Commercial Course. Pep Club (Treas. 2); Ette Kette Club 2, 3,4 (V. Pres. 3); Travel Club 2,3,4; H.R. Sec. 2; H.R. Treas. 3; National Honor Society 3,4. Business School. Ruth Sanders 'Ruth' Beauty Culture. Music Club 3; Chorus 3. Beautician. William M. Robinson 'Dap-Daddy' General Course. French Club 4. Air Force. Regina Salvatore 'Regina' General Course. F.H.A. 4; French Club 3,4; H. R. V. Pres. 4; Pep Club 2. Beauty Culture School. Jeannette Sarnelli 'Sarnelli' General Course. French Club 4; Ette Kette Club 4. Undecided. Philip Saxton 'Phil' General Course. Sports Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; Track 2; Basketball 2,3,4; State Police Academy. C. Adrienne Scavuzzo 'Adie' College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3,4; Priestly Science Club 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Grex 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. Chemical Engineering. 1 X 1 Susanne Schmidt 'Sue' College Prep. F. G.W. 2,3, (Pres. 4); Student Council 2, (Parliamentarian 3,4); Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Majorette 3, (Captain 4). Nursing School. Donna Lee Schoen 'Donna' Beauty Culture. Pep Club 2; H.R. Sec. 3; Oscar Collector 4. Beauty Culture School. Joseph Scarlett 'Joe' General Course. Band 2,3,4. Technical School. General Course. Nursing School. George John Schultheis 'Shoes' General Course. Hunting and Fishing Club 2; French 3, (Treas. 4); Basketball 2; Track 2. Technical School. William A. Sehring 'Bill' Vocational Course. Pattern Shop 2,3; Photography (V. Pres. 3). Enter Armed Forces. David Serlo 'Dave' Accountancy Course. Class Pres. 3; V. Pres. 4; Weight-lifting Club (Sec. 3, Pres. 4); French Club 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; H.R. Pres. 4. College. Michael A. Serlo, Jr, 'Mike' Vocational Course, Industrial Electricity. Work for construction electrician. Judith A. Shebek 'Judi' Commercial Course. Ette Kette Club 3,4; Travel Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Grex Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; H.R. Sec. 3,4. Employment. James Smail 'Jim' General Course. Wrestling 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Weight-Lifting Club 4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4. College. Martin Sliwoski 'Marty' College Prep. Class Pres. 4; Student Council 2,4; Grex Club 3, (V. Pres. 4); National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 2. College. Jerry Soles 'Jerry' Vocational Course. Industrial Electricity. Boy's Sports Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2; H.R. Treas. 2. Armed Forces. Clyde E. Smith 'Gene' Secretarial Course. Oscar Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 3. College. Richard L. Spinner 'Spinner' College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3, (V. Pres. 4); Priestly Science 3, (Pres. 4); Grex Club 3, (V. Pres. 4); Cheerleader 3,4; Golf Team 4; Gymnastic 2,3,4. College. Carolyn J. Staney 'Staney' General Course. Pep Club 2; Ette Kette 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; French Club 4; Majorette 3,4. College. Doris A. Stepanik 'Doris' Secretarial Course. Girls Sports Club 2; Commercial Club 3; F.H.A. (Treas. 2). College. Sandra Lee Streussnig 'Sandy' Vocational Course, Beauty Culture. Pep Club 2; Ette Kette Club 4; H.R. Sec. 2; H.R. Treas. 3,4; Yearbook Collector 4. Beauty Operator. Judith Ann Stepinsky 'Pinsky' Accounting Course. Pep Club 2; F.T.A. 4. Bookkeeper. Harry Howard Stump 'Harry' College Prep. French Club 3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Football 2. College. Beverly Ann Struble 'Bev' General Course. Music Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; County Chorus 2,3. Undecided. Felix V. Suchora 'Sonny' General Course. Golf Team 2,3; Alpha Hi-Y 3,4; Photography Club (Pres. 3); H. R. Pres. 3; Stage Crew 2. Technical School, Carole Jo Sutor 'Carole Jo' General Course. French Club 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Library Club (Pres. 4); College. Thomas A. Tangretti 'Tango' College Prep. Travel 2, (Treas. 3, Pres. 4); Student Council 3, (V. Pres. 4); French Club 3,4; H.R. Pres. 2,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. College. Robert F. Tatarek 'Bob' General Course. Boy's Sports Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Student Council Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2. College. Eva A. Terpko 'Eve' Secretarial Course. Rembrandt Club 4 (Sec. 3); Commercial Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Business School. Irene Terpko 'Irene' Secretarial Course. National Honor Society 3,4; Commercial Club 2,3,4; J.C.L. 3,4; Pep Club 2. Business School. Sharon Lee Terpko 'Terp' General Course. Cheerleader 3,4; French Club 4; Ette Kette 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Yearbook Collector 3,4; H.R. Sec. 3. Dietitian. Judith Terrell 'Jud' General Course. F.H.A. 2; Grex Club 2,3,4; F.G.W. 3; Charm Club 2; French Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4. College. t Larry Thurling 'Huey' General Course. Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. Bookkeeper. Mary Elizabeth Tocco 'Mary' Secretarial Course. Commercial Club 3,4; Ette Kette Club 3 (V. Pres. 4); Oscar Staff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Oscar Collector 2. Secretarial Employment. Richard Tiberio General Course. Employment. Jeanne Toth Accountancy. Commercial Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Oscar Staff 3,4; Pep Club 2. College. Cassandra Tragesser 'Cassie' Secretarial Course. Commercial Club 3,4; Girl's Sports Club 2; Pep Club 2; Oscar Staff 3,4. Business School. Donna Lee Urbani Beauty Culture. Travel Club 2,3,4; Ette Kette Club; Oscar Staff 3,4; Yearbook Collector 3; Oscar Collector 2; H.R. Treas. 4; H.R. Sec. 2. Hair Styling School. David Valetti 'Dave' College Prep. Oscar Collector; J.C.L.; Priestly Science Club; Yearbook Staff. Become a M.D. Ernest Verdone 'Butch' General Course. Weightlifting Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track; H.R. V. Pres. 4; H. R. Pres. 3. College. James Veverka 'Turk' General Course. H.R. Pres. 2; H.R.V. Pres. 3. Armed Forces. Audrey Vieceli 'Aud' General Course. French Club 3,4; Ette Kette Club 3,4; Concession Stand 4; Oscar Staff 4. Merchandising School. Mildred Wallace 'Mildred' Secretarial Course. F.H.A. 4; Library Club 4; Rembrandt 3; F.G.W. 3. Undecided. Karen Vonada 'Karen' General Course. J.C.L. 2; Music Club 3; French Club 3,4; Rembrandt 4; Dance Band 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4. Art School. Dennis Walters 'Denny' College Prep. Mu Alpha Theta 4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Priestly Science 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Tumbling Team 2. College. Margaret Ann Walthour 'Marg' Secretarial Course. Commercial Club 2,3 (Sec. 4); Ette Kette Club 2,3,4; H.R. Sec.; Oscar Staff 3,4. Beauty Culture School. Fred Williams 'Fred' General Course. French Club 3,4; Golf 2,3,4. Undecided. Robert Wilson 'Bob' General Course. French Club 3,4; Golf 3; Wrestling 2. College. Jerry Wilson 'Jerry' General Course. Navy. Stopped school December 13, 1963. Marianne Wodnick 'Marianne' Account- ancy Course. Commercial Club 2,3,4; French 4; Pep Club 2. College. Paul N. Yeckel 'Paul' Vocational Course. Service. Linda Yurt 'Linda' College Prep Course. F.T.A. 2,3,4; F.G.W. 4; French Club 3,4; Oscar 4. Nursing School. Mary Esther Young 'Mary' General Course. Pep Club 2; Chorus 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Yearbook Collector 2. Practical Nursing. Ed Zultanky 'Happy' General Course. Electronics School. 44 ALIffi HATER JEAHNETTE HIGH SCHOOL INTRODUCTION s|P 1 a.u fin Plonroe Class0 “23' r r J JUNIORS-65 At the end of our sophomore year, we eagerly looked forward to our junior year in high school. Looking back, we remember with both happy and sad thoughts the autumn we were sophomores. The idea of entering the senior high had made us excited and even a little frightened. It didn't take us long, however, to become an active part of the school activities. At our class party, Snowflake Lane, we discovered that school meant not only hard work, but also having fun together. Then, at the Senior Class Day, we moved up one step on the ladder and became juniors. We were naturally eager to receive our class rings, and when we found that our class was to be the first class to wear an altogether new ring, we were even more excited. Having grown thoroughly accustomed to high school life by now, as juniors we took an even greater part in school clubs and sports, and for the first time several of our classmates appeared as cheerleaders and majorettes. Our entire class worked diligently to make our second party, Autumn Rendezvous, an- Carl Wallace, Pres., Laura Cataldo, Sec., Kathy Hribar, Treas., Linda Hiteshue, Vice Pres. CLASS COLORS - MINT GREEN AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER - MINT GREEN CARNATION CLASS MOHO - GIVE US THE TORCH OF KNOWLEDGE AND WE WILL CARRY ON CLASS ADVISER - MR. ROBERT A. BORRELLI other great success. Before we knew it, the formal had come and gone, and the Prom was upon us. This year we were able to help in planning the prom and making it a success. The year had flown by, and eleven years of school had ended for us. On Senior Class Day, we assumed our new position as upperclassmen. As other senior classes before us have done, we also will try to do our best always, now and in the future. HOMEROOM 108 Bottom Left: Kathy Brown, Linda Chappell, Laura Cataldo, Stella Carper. Top Left: John Casino, Vincent Barci, Dennis Cavazza, Thomas Byerly. Bottom Left: John Brigode, Lawrence Baughman, Ronald Adams, Frank Altier. Top Left: Bonnie Bock, Victoria Clark, Janice Acklin, Jacqualine Aerie, Karen Altman, Judy Ault. Bottom Left: Sally Bauer, Carolyn Barrick. Second Left: Carol Antoniak, Ted Bluey. Top Left: Frank Bolkovac, Daniel Armbrust. Bottom Left: Rose Basile, Shirley Bird, Linda Beckwith. Top left: George Campano, Philip Caroselli, Barry Adams. Bottom Left: June Croushore, Nancy Clayton, Anita Comnale. Top Left: Glen Cooper, Curtis Coulson, Bill Dent, David Dorie HOMEROOM 107 Bottom Left: Mona Dailey, Kathy DePew, Denise Crowell. Top Left: Angelo DeMezza, Vince Deluzio, Alan DiGangi, Pete Colosimo, Dennis Davanti. 49 Bottom: Leonard Drury, Joe Dananay, Wade Cribbs. Bottom Left: Undo Hiteshue, Kathy Hribar, Lee Ann Forrester, Regina Fontana. Top Left: Anthony Hamilton, Ronald Florence, Ron Harbaugh, Don Hoak. Bottom Left: Claudia Fallas, Charlene Fohey, Ruth Hiller. Middle Left: Linda Glatsky, Donna Gentilo, Patty Ernette. Top Left: Jerome Gisane, Ron Guest, Ron Francese, Walter Gongaware, George Homchak. HOMEROOM 206 Bottom Left: Cheryl Felice, George Gess. Top Left: Dennis Gentilo, Dan Garland. Left: Donna Good, Sharon Gantt, Jerry Gaudi, Craig Good, Jimmy Bottom Left: Marie Hohn, Linda Hand. Top Guidone, Charles Fontana. Left: Linda Flowers, Annette French. Bottom Left: Loretta Lavelle, Nancy Malachowski, Marlene Leonard. Middle Left: Christine Konosky, Larry Long, Sue Kratochvil. Top Left: Tom Kearney, Ronald Mash, Richard Jacobelli, Bill Marchetti. Bottom Left: Carla Kifer, Sally Marsh, Mary Ann Jupena. Top Left: Crystal Krause, Margaret Matzie, Judy Jurcevick. Bottom Left: Donna Johnson, Tom King. Top: Terri Kifer, Julia Klingensmith. Bottom Left: Patty Kunkle, Susan McDonald, Deidre Mason, Vivian Lang. Top Left: Linda Kiggins, Kathleen Matthews, Kaylene James, Patty McGreevy. HOMEROOM 103 Bottom Left: Bill Lawson, Fred Lamolinara. Middle Left: Dan McAlister, Thomas Loughner. Top Left: Richard Koontz, Bob Jackson. Bottom Left: Sandy Peters, Beverly Pevornik. Top Left: Ray Mcllvaine, Gene Menz. Bottom Left: Sally Oswald, Linda Mino. Top Left: Pam McKissock, Patty Merick. Left: Ted Miller, Vic Priester, James Metz, Dale Prinkey, Ronald Menanno. HOMEROOM 209 Bottom Left: Elaine Petrill, Corinne Pecoraro, Cheryl Peoples, Carole Neilson. Middle Left: Joanne Muto, John Octavi, Tom Monstrola, Larry O'Neil. Top Left: Mike Minyon, Bill Monroe, Tim McKissock, Gary Mumper. Bottom Left: Mike Morgan, Marty Merick, Tim Pacella, Jimmy Octavi. Top Left: Marilyn Opick, Sandy Monstrola, Carol Pontarole, Chris Molinero, Laura Meadows, Gloria Morgan. Bottom Left: Lynn Saville, Charlotte Spino, Andrea Roscosky, Patty Roskey, Vecelia Stayer, Judy Rogernmoser. Top Left: John Slonecki, Gregory Skavinski, Barry Sanner, Lee Stevenson, John Savinski, Ronald Stemple. HOMEROOM 202 Bottom Left: Cathy Sticca, Betty Sanders, Marlene Retondola. Middle Left: Donna Sonner, Dewey Redish, Patty Sholties. Top Left: Steve Riehl, Sam Steffey, Ken Richardson, Paul Stokum. Bottom Left: Kathleen Smail, Marlene Smeal, Elaine Stern. Top Left: Bob Stevenson, Bob Stape, Billy Robinson, Bernard Shuglie, Dennis Scurci, Curtis Redman. 53 HOMEROOM 207 Left: Carl Wallace, Donald Wilson, Art Tragesser, Richard Willis, David Swank, Larry Wise. Bottom Left: Judy Taylor, Kathy Torri, Margie Streussnig. Middle Left: Barbara Stough, Pom Yeager, Suzann Tocco. Top Left: Marianne Yenich, Diane Watkins, Judy Stull. Bottom Left: Saundra Straw, Lois Walch, Judy Ubinger. Top Left: Cary Wolinsky, James Struzzi, Pete Struessnig, Raymond Walters. Bottom Left: Linda Wigfield, Sandra Uhrin, Leslie Yurt. Middle Left: Larry Twigger, Connie Zemba, Keith Waldron. Top Left: Gary Walro, Charles Wolfe, Ronald Turney. 54 Left: Philomena Zlebacic, Andrea Yanos. SOPHOMORES - 66 When we, the class of 1966, entered JSHS in September, we were at a crossroads in our lives. We were no longer children, but full-fledged high school students. Since we were greenies, we bore the brunt of the upper classmen's jokes, but we had too many new experiences to occupy our time. Our first class party Autumn Fiesta was a big success; the cafeteria decorated in our colors, orchid and white, and gay autumn shades and hues, the entertainment will always be remembered as the first event of our new lives. The Christmas Formal, our first big dance, came and went. We groaned as mid-year approached and the end of the semester brought moaning over grades which we thought ought to be better. But we redoubled our efforts, and the second semester took wings. On Senior Day we bade farewell to the Class of 1964 and wished them the best in everything. We now take our place as upper classmen and look forward to two more rewarding years at Jeannette Senior High School. Left: Thomas Patterson, Treas.; David Orange, Vice Pres.; James Rankin, Pres.; Debbie Valetti, Sec. Class Colors: Orchid and White Class Flower: White Carnation with Orchid Tint Class Motto: The Key of Knowledge unlocks the Door of Success. Class Advisor: Erla R. Double 55 HOMEROOM 104 Left: Tom Brooks, Garten Bierbower, Joseph Campana Left: James Bishop, John Bellone, Vincent Arch, John Bender. Seated left: Sandra Baloga, Connie Bigi, Mary Anne Bakes, Susan Cain. Standing left: Diane Beckwith, Reva Campbell, Marlene Boggs, Rose Blasco. Seated left: Sam Barkafelt, John Brennan, Terry Blansett, Gene Bush, Standing: Dale Baughman, David Abel, David Balzarini, Horace Bryant. Seated left: Linda Aquilino, Adele Biava. Second: Audrey Cafasso, Judith Brigode. Third: Elaine Blair, Jennifer Berry, Fourth: Patty Benedyk, Marlene Bigi. Bottom left: Susanne DelGross, Catherine Curry, Elizabeth Carey, Kathleen Castine. Second left: Dallas DeLuzio, Alfred Demarcki, Francis Chapman, Darryl Crosby. Bottom left: Marie Constantine, Karen Chipparelli, Karen Crowell, Janet Chiar-elli. Second left: Carol Carroll, Marie Clark, Diane Deeds, Sharon Croushore, Hazel Croushore. HOMEROOM 211 Bottom left: Joseph Carle, Paul Carroll, John DeBlasio, Richard Casper, Mike Caviggia. Second left: Vincent D'Antoni, Mike Constantine, John Capozzi, Albert Dent, Robert Dent. Front left: James Fellows, Harry Gross. Second Left: Dan Groth, George Fogle, Tony Gaslevich, Donald Dixon, Lester left: Charles Devola, Ken Franklin. Guest, Larry Hamilton. Left: Jack Felton, John Fetsko, William Greenawalt, Paul Goodman, Frank Drury. Seated left: June Guy, Laura Guy. Center left: Gayle Haines, Linda Haines. Top: Ann Gornick. Front left: Judy Garlits, Judi Emelo, Maria DePonte, Mary Lou Farrell, Linda DePalma, Debby Detwiler. Top left: Cecedia Dominick, Emma Lou Franklin, Nancy Gaich, Linda DiLoreto, Penny Dornin, Nancy Gray. HOMEROOM 205 Bottom left: Ronald Lapina, Robert Kepple. Second left: Tim Klobucar, Richard Lavelle. Third left: William Johnson, Anthony Jupena. Top: Mike Herring Bottom left: Linda Lang, Clara Keller, Edna Kuntz, Karen Klingensmith, Christine Kohl. Top left: Peggy Korn, Dianne Harbaugh, Regina Heinauer, Kathleen Kistler, Rebecca Hartman, Linda Hensberger. Left: Jack Howard, Darryl Kasparek. Left: Janice Kasparek, Mary Lou Kratovil, Arlene Lavis, Jennifer Jones, Janet Irwin, Patty Krautz. Bottom left: Edward Kratochvil, Mark Henry. Second left: Dale Kasparek, Paul Komarinski. Third left: Ralph Heinauer, Dennis Kelly. Top left: Thomas Hohn, Charles Kunesh. Seated left: Karen Monstrola, Rita Marchetti, Carol Miller. Standing left: Sharon Marsaln, Carol Mash, Linda Lewis. Bottom left: Thomas McCartney, John Mollick. Second left: Harry Meadows, William McKnight. Third left: Kevin Mangan, Edward McAlister. Top left: Richard Loebach, Robert Miller. Bottom left: Cynthia Loreto, Deborah Leighty, Damaine Martin, Sharon Michael, Mary Louise Lula. Top left: Charlotte Lyons, Eileen Marco, Mary Kate Luzar, Patricia McAlister, Carole Lehosky, Karen Loebach. Left: Guy Moffa, Thomas Leighty, Dennis Luce, Joseph Marsili, William McCready, Reginald McClain, Edward Monstrola, James McIntyre. HOMEROOM 113 Left: Leslie Mains, Merle Mears Seated, left: Sharon Pasparage, Janra Reitz. Center, left: Charlotte Rogers. Standing, left: Linda Neal, Donna Papinchak. Front left: Veronica Rossi, Victoria Nichols, Linda Panosky, Elizabeth Roger. Second row, left: Patricia Peduzzi, Susan Pawlik, Betty Paterson, Louise Reidmiller. Left: John Mowry, Kenneth Pifer. Front left: Thomas Patterson, Sheila Peterson, Camille Natale, Patricia Re-gotti, Howard Neumann. Second row, left: William Ozzello, James Rankin, David Orange, Paul Pro, Arnold Priola. HOMEROOM 201 Left: Charles Pedrow, William Pettigrew, Russell Muto, Alan Peters, David Pregrad, Donald Redman, Richard Peltier, Terry Oplinger. Front left: Bill Smith, David Smith. Top left: Ronald Thompson, Robert Struzzi, Fred Seibel. Seated, left: John Stokum, George Snyder. Center: Thomas Sutty. Top left: David Thomas, Thomas Smith. Bottom left: Nancy Ruhland, Dolores Soles, Kathy Streussning, Mary Tanyer, Beverly Stern, Cynthia Sanders. Top left: Nancy Szarama, Paula Sensenich, Helen Stempher, Patty Ruzyc, Norma Jean Stern, Sarah Tickle. Bottom left: Anthony Sawinski, Robert Seymore. Center left: Mike Spina, James Speed. Top left: Alan Stape, Ronald Scalzitti. HOMEROOM 114 Left: Linda Surrec, Nancy Swank, Donna Stewart. Left: Sam Uhrin, Dennis Zero, Mike Zvara. Bottom left: Patty Tucco, Diane Walters, Mary Wurzell, JoAnn Verdone, Mary Traut-wine. Top left: Debbie Valetti, Judith Werblin, Phyllis Weightman, Patty Zultanky, Ann Weightman, Patty Turner. Bottom left: James Young, Louis Zemenski. Second left: Douglas Wilson, Albert Wallace. Third left: Stephen Varonke, Calvin Tomanda. Top left: Jim Wherry, Larry Wentzel. HOMEROOM 210 Left: Joe Wasnesky, John Watson, David Vastell, Joe Yeckel. Activities Class Parties One of the most exciting events of the school year is the class party. Each of the classes, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, hold their party in the school cafeteria. Members from the respective class serve on various committees. The highlight of each party is usually the entertainment, which is held in the auditorium. For the sophomores, the night of Nov. 1, was really an 'Autumn Fiesta. Demonstrating their originality by using autumn hues in their decorations, and showing initiative in their entertainment program, the sophomore party provided a good Activities ACTIVITIES Activities Activities Activities Activities time for all. Selecting Autumn Rendezvous for their theme, the juniors held their class party on November 15. Working together as a ciass, decorating and entertaining provided the junior class with many pleasant memories. Our Blue Heaven, the selected theme for the senior class of '64', found the cafeteria decorated in blue and white, the class colors. Many fond memories were recalled on December 7, which shall never be forgotten. The class parties give the members of all three classes a chance to work and enjoy themselves together. Enlivened and active class spirit not only helps for a better class, but also a better school. 65 YEARBOOK STAFF Bottom left: Patty D'Orazio, Chris Hansen, Terry Marchetti, Ginny Makosky, Katie Heasley, Gloria Novak. Center left: Paula Brais, Linda Davis, Irene Curry, Kathy Crescenzo, Adrienne Scavuzzo, Sue Nest- ler, Chris Contino, Mary Tocco, Mr. Patterson. Top left: Judi Shebek, Darlene Hand, Louis Felder, Dave Valetti, Clyde Smith, Janis Kemerer, Mary Jane Klingensmith. JAYHAWK STAFF Do you like this picture? The goal of the JAYHAWK is to capture some of the memories of the past year. The staff has worked hard under the direction of the co-editors Ginny Makosky and Terry Marchetti. With the guidance and advice of Mr. Wayne Patterson the yearbook was completed. This year's edition of the JAYHAWK is one to be proud of. Ginny Makosky—Co-Editor Terry Marchetti—Co-Editor Patti D'Orazio—Feature Writer Katie Heasley—Business Manager Chris Hansen—Club Writer Gloria Novak—Senior Writer Kathy Cresenzo—Writer Linda Davis—Writer Louis Felder—Writer Janis Kemerer—Writer Sue Nestler—Writer Adrienne Scauzzo—Writer Clyde Smith—Writer David Valetti—Writer Paula Brais—Typist Chris Contino—Typist Irene Curry—Typist Darlene Hand—Typist Mary Jane Klingensmith—Typist Judi Shebek—Typist Mary Tocco—Typist Staff members hard at work YEARBOOK COLLECTORS The group of students under the supervision of Mr. Wayne Patterson is responsible for collecting the installment payments for the 'Jayhawk'. A student from each homeroom is chosen to act as yearbook collectors. The money which is collected is used to finance the 'Jayhawk'. Getting ideas from the past.' YEARBOOK COLLECTORS Bottom left: Cesidia Dominick, Sam Uhrin, Nancy Clayton, Charlene Fohey. Second Left: Phil Caroselli, Rita Marchetti, Sharon Terpko, Betty Carey, Sheila Petersen. Third left: Elaine Petrill, Linda Aquilino, Kathy McElfresh, Nancy Balderson. Top left: Judy Taylor, Norma Jean Stern, Patricia Shulties, Patty McGreevy, Linda Hensberger. Organizing the yearbook. Bottom Left: Mary Lou Farrell, Anita Howe, Regina Detruf, Margie Streuunig, Lynda Glotsky, Carol Carroll. Center Left: Nancy Ann Szarama, Donna Schoen, Karen Bloom, Diane Beckwith, Viecelia Stayer, Judy Niebel, Damaine Martin. Top Left: Donna Popinchak, Judi Werblin, Ralph Heinauer, Bill Monroe, Dave Valetti, Peggy Matzie, Sally Bauer. OSCAR THE NEWS Oscar Staff Deadline is a familiar and important word heard in room 106. This group of students reports all school activities to the student body of J.S.H.S. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Earle Stinebiser the oscar staff learns the fundamentals of journalism and receives half a credit for the course. Gathering news, writing stories, typing , and collecting, and proofreading are just a few jobs performed by the oscar staff. The students of J.S.H.S. can be proud of their school newspaper. The oscar is headed by Fred Constantine, editor-in-chief, and Barbara Null, assistant editor. Bottom Lett: Marlene Keener, Frank Bonati, Marty Sliwoski, Fred Constantine, Barbara Null, Jeff Byrns, Margaret Walthour. Second Left: Jeanne Toth, Linda Glatsky, Patty Huesdash, JoAnne Krautz, Damine Martin, Loretta Lavelle, Corinne Pecoraro, Donna Gentilo, Patty Pro, Frank Altier, Mary Tocco, Leslie Yurt. Top Left: Kathy McElfresh, Marlene Abraham, Audrey Vieceli, Richard Brasco, Jim Cima, Gary Divide, Cassie Tragesser, Donna Urbani, Linda Yurt, Larry Long. JSHS OSCAR STAFF Editor-in-Chief Reporter . Assistant Editor Reporter . Feature Editor Reporter . Sports Editor Reporter . Chief Reporter Reporter . Exchange Editor Reporter . Advertising and Business Reporter . Jim Cima Reporter . Sports Writers Reporter . Frank Altier Reporter . Larry Long Reporter . Sponsor Reporter . Reporter . Reporter . Reporter . Reporter . Typists . . 69 Marlene Abraham Donna Gentilo . . Linda Glatsky Patty Huesdash . . JoAnn Krautz . . Loretta Lavelle . Kathy McElfresh Corinne Pecoraro Beverly Pevornick .......Patti Pro . . . Mary Tocco . . Audrey Vieceli . . . . Leslie Yurt .... Linda Yurt . Damaine Mortin . . Donna Urbani . . . Jeanne Toth Cassie Tragesser CRASH-BANG CHISHKO PRACTICE MAKES STRAIGHT LINES First Row left: Tom Monstrola, Linda DiLoretto, Anita Howe, Pam McKissock, Kathy Hribar, Carol Staney, Jane Kennedy, Susanne Schmidt, James Leonard. Second Row left: John M. Lodzsun, Candace Felentzer, Marlene Jobe, Nancy Clayton, Karen Vonada, Michael Minyon, James Buck, James Young, Ronald Lapina, Edward Mon- strola, James Metz, William Pettigrew, George Fogle. Top Left: Marjorie Gurksnis, Paul Casper, Mary Louise Lula, Janice Acklin, Diane Harbaugh, Regis Michaels, Richard Brasco, Mary Henry, Martin Merick, Joe Scarlett, Larry Wentzel, Victor Mayhugh. JEANNETTE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND J.S.H.S. is proud to present their school bond under the capable leadership of Mr. John M. Lodszun. We will never forget the performances of the band at half times led by our drum major, Jim Leonard. The half time programs were always interesting and unique with that extra touch of our band. The band often spent long tiresome hours practicing with the majorettes led by Susanne Schmidt, Captain and Janis Kemerer, Co-captain. Another well-trained part of our band is the color guards headed by Marjorie Gurksnis. The color guards have always made a striking impression as they marched ahead of our band. At the close of the football season, the band holds their annual banquet where they honor the senior members. Also at this banquet the senior members receive their jackets. Many fund raising projects were planned such as the selling of candy and calenders. The band this year received the distinctive honor of participating in the Dick Hoak Day. The band also serves the community by participating in the parades and presenting concerts every spring at the different recreation centers. The officers of the band are: President, Rich Brasco; Vice President, Vic Mayhugh; Secretary, Susanne Schmidt; Treasurer, Gary Walro. The official end of the band year is the school picnic parade when senior members wear their caps and gowns. This marks the end of another year of wonderful memories. First Row left: Janis Kemerer, Diane Gaich, Carol Barrick, Sally Marsh, Charlene Fohey, Louis Zeminski, Paul Stokum, Howard Neuman. Second Row left: John Sawinski, Charles Kunesch, William Ozello, Larry Baughman, Robert Matthews, John Stokum, Ronald Stemple, James Fellows, Richard Casper, Robert Kepple, Dale Kas- parek, Karen Altman. Top Row left: Leonard Pratt, William Chishko, Jerry Chishko, John Robinson, Albert Ramler, Ron Turney, James Smail, Gary Walro, Douglas Wilson, James McIntyre, Teddy M.ller, Sharon Mock. OUR BAND WORKED HARD -BUT WE HAD FUN THE IEANNETTE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAIORETTES CAROL STANEY MAJORETTE SQUAD The 1963-64 majorette squad has worked hard to entertain the students and faculty with their skits and routines during the half-time programs and pep assemblies. The squad is headed by Captain: Susanne Schmidt, Cocaptain: Janis Kemerer. Various fund raising projects were planned to purchase new plumes and hats for the squad. JANIS KEMERER SUSANNE SCHMIDT SALLY MARSH KATHY HRIBAR JANE KENNEDY PAM McKISSOCK Every year our orchestra works diligently under the guidance of Mr. Lodzsun to present the student body a variety of interesting programs, this year was certainly no exception. Anyone near the bandroom during practice sessions knows how hard the orchestra works to perfect every song. Students and faculty greatly appreciate the efforts put forth by this group at various assemblies during the year. Several of the more talented musicians of this group are chosen each year to represent the JSHS Orchestra at the District and County orchestra festivals. Each school term the orchestra rounds out the year with its performance at commencement exercises. ORCHESTRA Bottom left: Gerald Chicko, Robert Pawlik, Nancy Clayton, Thomas Monstrola, Michael Minyon. Second left: Karen Vonada, Helene Hubis, Ron Stemple, Louis Leminski, Larry Wentzel, Regis Michaels, Robert Mathews, Jack Sawinski, Edward Monstrola, Jas. Metts. Third left: Victor Mayhugh, Douglas Wilson, John Stokum, Ronald Turney, William Pettigrew, Paul Stokum, Leonard Pratt. Top left: John M. Lodzsun, Dir., Keith Baughman, Larry Baughman, Jas. McIntyre, Anita Howe, Robert Kepple. CHORUS Every sixth period, in the halls of Jeannette Senior High School voices, blending in harmony, can be heard. This group, under the direction of Mr. John M. Lodzsun, practices diligently to put on assemblies which are enjoyed by the entire student body. Each year several members are selected to take part in the County and District Festivals. The chorus also plays a large part in the Christmas Program, and their last appearance of the year is at Commencement exercises. The officers are: President, Anita Howe; Vice-President, Sally Oswald; Secretary, Charlotte Spino; Treasurer, Keith Waldron. ALTOGETHER NOW, 1—2—3 74 CHORUS SPONSOR, Mr. Lodzsun PRESIDENT, Anita Howe SECRETARY, Charlotte Spino Bottom Left: Linda Aquilino, Faye Newhouse, Sandy Monstrola, Diane Walters, Debbie Morgan, Regina Detruf, Keith Waldron, Charlotte Spino, Sally Oswald,Anita Howe, Ruth M. Hiller, Marlene Rentondola, Linda Glatsky, Sue McDonald, Vivian Lang, Victoria Clark. Center Left: Linda Owens, Cathy Brown, Pam Yeager, Linda Mino, Linda Wig-field, Charlotte Lyons, Janet Irwin, Betty Patterson, Carol Lehosky, VICE PRESIDENT, Sally Oswald TREASURER, Keith Waldron Kaye DePew, Pat Merick, Patty Wassel, Millie Recknor, Pat McGreevy, Gloria Morgan, Beverly Struble. Top Left: Judi Terrell, Lois Walch, Daniel McCallester, John Felton, Daniel Armburst, Curtis Redman, William Johnson, George Campana, Leonard Drury, Joe Dananuy, Mary Young, Sharon Michael, Marlene Leonard, Diane Cole, Rove Campbell. SINGERS AND PLAYERS TO PROVIDE OUR ENTERTAINMENT County Band Seated left: James Buck, Karen Vonada, Michael Minyon, Joe Scarlett. Standing left: Leonard Pratt, Ronald Lapina, Keith Baughman, Bill Chishko, Ron Stemple. Dance Band Mr. John Lodzsun Center Left: Ronnie Lapina, Vic Mayhugh, Doug Wilson, Bill Petti- grew, John Stokum, Paul Stokum, Jim Melts. Top Left: Mr. Lodzsun, Bottom Left: Karen Vonada, Ed Monstrola, Larry Wentzel, Bob Mat- Bob Kepple, Jim McIntyre, thews, Regis Michael, Ronnie Stemple, Louis Zeminski, Jack Savinski. This organization is composed of the musicians at J.S.H.S. Once a week the members meet in the band room to practice new tunes and some of their programs. Under the supervision of Mr. John M. Lodzson the members of the Dance Band strive to develop their musical skills and talents. The Dance Band has performed at many social functions and has entertained the student body. PAWLIK AND HIS BASE 78 LIBRARY CLUB Under the leadership of Miss McMaster, the main aim of the club is to help each member become more familiar with the assets of a library. The bulletin board is one of the many duties taken care of by the members. Activities for the year included a Christmas party and a picnic at the end of the year. The officers are: President, Carol Lekosky; Vice-President, Marlene Retondola; Secretary, Mary Kate Luzar; and Treasurer, Betty Rager. Bottom Left: Marlene Retondola, Carol Lehosky, Mary Kate Luzar, Betty Rager. Second Left: Linda Neal, Mildred Wallace, Victoria Nichols, Karen Klingensmith, Marlene Jobe, Miss McMaster. Third Left: Sharon Michael, Kathleen King, Diane Walters, Becky Hartman, Mary Ann Trautwine. Top Left: Susan Pawlik, Paula Sensenich, Louise Reidmiller, Norma Jean Stern, Patty McAlister, Sandra Baloga. STUDENT COUNCIL School improvement is the main object of the Student Council. Under the direction of a new advisor, Mr. Shaul, this organization once again has charge of the concession stand during the basketball season. One person from each homeroom acts as a representative and attends each meeting, making any suggestions from his homeroom. The officers are: President, Alan Fisher; Vice-President, Tom Tangretti; Secretary, Diane Lomicka; Treasurer, Frank Bonati; and Parliamentarian, Susanne Schmidt. Bottom Left: Larry Hamilton, Frank Bonati, Tom Tangretti, Alan Fisher, Diane Lomicka, Susanne Schmidt, Donna Stewart. Center Left: Tom Patterson, Tom Monstrola, Judy Stull, Loretta Lavelle, Bob DelGross, Gloria Novak, Marlene Keener, Paul Carroll, Laura Cataldo. Top Left: Anthony Hamilton, Judi Werblin, Dennis Luce, Bernard Shuglie, Jim Cima, Charles Kunesh, Vince Arch, Anita Comnale, Martin Sliwoski. BOTTOM LEFT: Judi Shebek, Martin Sliwoski, Louis Felder, Christine Hansen. Center Left: Regina Detruf, David D'Emilio, Richard Spinner, Mike Keenan, Adrienne Scavuzzo. Top Left: Cary Wolinsky, Sandra Mackey, Judy Terrell, Kathy D'Orazio, Kathy Crescenzo. GREX CLUB The Grex Club, sponsored by Mr. Robert Borrelli, is designed to help students express themselves, by the study of acting and the production of plays. The main requirement for this club is a genuine interest in the field of dramatics. It is a special club with meetings held after school. The officers of the Grex are President, Louis Felder; Vice President, Martin Sliwoski; Secretary, Christine Hansen; and Treasurer, Judi Shebek. FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Lucille Owens, is a club open to students who are interested in knowing more about the teaching profession. It is a special club that any student with a C average or better may join. Various programs are presented by members at the meetings. The officers this year are: President, Katie Heasley; Vice President, Alan Fisher; Secretary, Christine Hansen; Treasurer, Ronald Drylie; Historian, Peggy Matzie. Bottom Left: Darien Dellarciprete, Donna Stewart, Patty Ernette, Kathleen Smail, Judy Stepinsky, Clara Keller, Lynda Glatsky. Second Left: Laura Cataldo, Debby Detwiler, Rose Marie Blasco, Ronald Drylie, Alan Fisher, Katie Heasley, Christine Hansen, Peggy Matzie, Jeanne Toth, Claudia Fallas, Debby Leighty, Mary Jane Klingensmith. Third Left: Darlene Soles, Nancy Clayton, Cheryl Peoples, Linda Yurt, Carol Staney, Anita Howe, Janis Kemerer, Diane Lomicka, Barbara Stough, Patty McAlister, Richard Brasco, Carol Antoniak, Nancy Gaich, Kathy Crescenzo, Linda DePalma, Mrs. Owens. Top Left: Linda Beckwith, Chris Molinero, Saundra Straw, Sally Oswald, Mary Lou Kratovil, Ginny Makosky, Carol Pontarolo, Patty Peduzzi, Regina Heinauer, Ron Menanno, Judy Taylor, George Hickman, Cathy Kistler, Vecelia Stayer, Helen Stempher, Linda Mino. First Left: Kathy Castine, Karen Monstrola, Rita Marchetti, Joe Carle, Constantine, Patty Regotti, Peggy Korn. Top Left: John Bender, Janet Janra Reitz, Mary Wurzell, Patty Tocco. Center Left: Linda Aquilino, Irwin, Nancy Gaich, Linda Lewis, Donna Papinchak, Mary Tanyer, Sharon Marsaln, Carol Miller, Carol Mash, Karen Chiapparelli, Marie Camile Natale, Kevin Mangan. NEW TRAVEL CLUB One of the active clubs of our school is the travel club. Any student may join this club. The main aim of this club is to take the members on a field trip each year. This year plans are being made for the members to travel to New York City for the 1964 World's Fair. Under the direction of their sponsor, Mr. Hursh, the members of the club are selling Jayhawk sweatshirts to the students. Various other fund raising projects such as a bake sale and the holding of a dance were planned. The officers for this year are: President, Tom Tangretti, Vice President, Bob Capretto, Secretary Barb Null and Treasurer Jim Guidone. OLD TRAVEL CLUB Bottom Left: Corinne Pecoraro, Sally Roy, Frank Altier, Carla Kifer, Elaine Petrill. Second Left: Marlene Long, Jim Guidone, Robert Capretto, Tom Tangretti, Barbara Null, Gloria Novak. Third Left: Carol Antoniak, Bob Del Gross, Judi Shebek, Pam McKissock, Martin Sliwoski, Donna Urbani. Fourth Left: Anita Comnale, Frank Bonati, Alan DiGangi, Jim Cima, Vincent Deluzio, Terry Marchetti. Bottom Left: (Kneeling) Patti Donaldson, Darien Dellarciprete, Laura Cataldo, Judy Ubinger, Cheryl Peoples, Marianne Wodnick, Sharon Gantt. Second Left: Janice Acklin, Frank Altier, Craig Good, Judy Niebel, Sally Marsh, Lois Walch, Corinne Pecoraro, Marlene Long, Kathy McElfresh, Angelo Demezza, Ed Wojciechowski, Linda Wigfield. Third Left: Pam McKissock, Christine Molinero, Rich DiFrancesco, Vince DeLuzio, Kathy Hribar, Dave McAtee, Ron Florence, Judy Terrell, Ron Francese, Pete Colosimo, Jim Guidone, Vince Barci, Sally Bauer, Carol Antoniak, Vecelia Stayer. Top Left: Larry Wise, Dan Garland, Carol Ward, Walter Pienody, John Slonecki, Don DiFonso, Lenny Pratt, Bob Tatarek, Calvin Cyphert, Carl Wallace, Connie Constantine, Don Wilson, Ron Turney, Barry Sanner, Carol Pontarolo, Bud Gisane. NEW FRENCH CLUB A Through the capable leadership of Mr. Earle Stinebiser, the French Club of J. S. H. S. strives for a greater knowledge of the spoken French language and French Culture. This year the club again has been forced to split into two groups because of its size. This club is open to any student in the high school enrolled in either French I or French II. For the third year straight, the club has adopted a foster child, Nicola Bayana from Touloa, France. It is hoped that she will someday be our foreign exchange student. Each year at Christmas and Thanksgiving Mr. Stinebiser's room can be seen filled with food for the baskets the club packs for the needy families in this area. Each member of the club also reserves the night before Thanksgiving for the Muscular Dystrophy Drive when they canvas the town for donations. The members worked hard raising money for their trip to New York. You could see the familiar gold boxes of candy being sold by the members as New York got one step closer. The Steelers played basketball against our faculty this spring in a very exciting and well played game. OLD FRENCH CLUB A Bottom Left: Bob DelGross, Jeff Byrns, Joanne Krautz, Fred Constantine, Barbara Null. Second Left: Carol Regotti, Linda Yurt, Kathy Crescenzo, Linda Blair, Janis Kemerer, Mr. Stinebiser. Third Left: Jim Smail, Marty Sliwoski, David Serlo, Frank Bonati, Tom Tangretti, Gary Divida. Top Left: John Regina, Bobby Capretto, Art Flemming, James Leonard, Jim Cima, Joe Pecoraro. OLD FRENCH CLUB B Bottom Left: Karen Vonada, George Schultheis, Ronnie Mokowski, Alan Fisher, Patty Pro, Peter Mosby, Anita Howe. Second Left: Jon Robinson, Ginny Makosky, Albert Ramler, Georgeann Batson, Linda Owens, Bob Wilson, Mr. Stinebiser. Third Left: Christine Hansen, Regina Salvatore, Rich Brasco, Jim Buck, Millie Recknor, Katie Heasley. Top Left: Bob Matthews, James Gurnick, Vic Mayhugh, Harry Stump, Mickey McHugh, Mike Peterson, Bill Octave. These and many other fund raising activities made possible their trip to New York and the 1964 World's Fair. Without the help of Mr. Stinebiser and hard working officers and club members such activities could not be achieved. The club officers are Club A: President Fred Constantine; Vice President, Jeff Byrns; Secretary, JoAnne Krautz; Treasurer, Bob DelGross. Club B: President, Alan Fisher; Vice President Ron MoKowski; Secretary, Patti Pro; Treasurer, George Schultheis. NEW FRENCH CLUB B Bottom Left: Kaylene James, Lynda Glatsky, Jeannette Sarnelli, Karen Altman, Patty Huesdash, Sharon Terpko, Carole Jo Sutor, Marlene Keener, Leslie Yurt, Nancy Clayton, Judy Ault, Andrea Roscosky. Middle Left: Linda Chappel, Cary Wolinsky, Sally Oswald, Nick Pe-trill, Marlene Abraham, Kathy D'Orazio, Bill Eglhaut, Judy Taylor, Tom Kearney, Larry O'Neil, Denny Gentilo, Bob Pawlik, June Croushore, Larry Long. Top Left: John Casino, Carol Staney, Bill Marchetti, Richard Jacobelli, Art Tragesser, Barbara Stough, Wade Cribbs, Jack Skavin-ski, Bernard Shuglie, Tom Byerly, Denny Bollinger, Beverly Dorohovich, Peggy Matzie. Bottom Left: Rose Marie Blasco, Edna Kuntz, Donna Stewart, Dolores Soles, Becky Hartman, Daniel Catalona, Christine Kohl, Mary Lou Farrell, Audrey Cofasso. Center Left: Debby Detwiler, Linda DePalma, Linda Panosky, Betti Carey, Paula Sensenich, Linda Neal, Diane Har- baugh, Howard Neumann, Debbie Leighty, Bill McKnight. Top Left: Louise Reidmiller, Damaine Martin, Patti Peduzzi, Tom Hohn, Tim Leighty, Charles Kunesh, Regina Heinaurer, Mary Lou Kratovil, Rich Casper, Helen Stempher. NEW CLASSICAL CLUB The Classical Club is open to any student enrolled in a Latin course. Under the capable leadership of Miss Elsie Fon-tanella this club strives to keep alive the ideals and customs of the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations. This year a special induction ceremony was held for the new members of the club. A banquet to be held at Johnny Garneau's Restaurant is being planned for the members. The club once again will sell plastic yearbook covers as their fund raising project. Plans for a field trip to Pittsburgh are being initiated by the members. The officers for this year are: Council, David D'Emilio, Pro Council, Richard Spinner, Scriba, Patty D'Orazio, and Quaestor, Adrienne Scavuzzo. OLD CLASSICAL CLUB Bottom Left: Betty Sanders, Kathy Sticca, Adrienne Scavuzzo, Richard Spinner, Dave D'Emilio, Patty D'Orazio, Dennis Walters, Sue Nestler, Carolyn Barrick. Center Left: Barbara Schell, Larry Twigger, Kaylene James, Marlene Abraham, Irene Terpko, Beverly Dorohovich, Kathy D'Orazio, Kathleen Smail, Gloria Novak, Paul Casper, Miss Fontanella. Top Left: Orville Lane, Ron Menanno, Mike Keenan, Ronald Drylie, Dave Valetti, Ronald Kurpieski, Jim Gurnick, George Ingraham, Louis Felder. Bottom Left: Cheryl Peoples, Susan McDonald, Adrienne Scavuzzo, Mike Keenan, Ted Bluey, Richard Spinner, Laura Cataldo, Darlene Dellarciprete, Carol Jo Sutor. Second Left: John Agona, Larry Twig-ger, Patti D'Orazio, David D'Emilio, Larry Wise, Albert Battisti, PRIESTLY SCIENCE CLUB The qualification for this club is that the members have taken or are taking chemistry. Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Hugh D'Amato, the members make and discuss experiments. The officers are: President, Richard Spinner; Vice President, Teddy Bluey; Secretary, Laura Cataldo; Treasurer, Michael Keenan. The club plans a Christmas Party and a trip to a scientific institute. During the year they conduct various fund-raising projects such as the selling of pencils. Richard DiFrancesco, Patty Merick, Ron Menanno, Paul Casper, Denny Walters. Third Left: Louis Felder, George Ingraham, Carole Pontarolo, Ronald Kurpieski, Jeff Dransart, David Valetti, Ronald Drylie, Martin Merick, Orville Lane, Kay DePew. This year the club is sponsored by Miss Joan Mendicino, a student teacher, and Mrs. Margaret Stump. Various projects such as a Christmas party, banquet, and selling tickets for Pancake Day are being planned. During the meetings, various speakers from local business firms arc invited to discuss the qualities and essentials of a good secretary. The officers are: President, Paula Brais; Vice President, Darlene Hand; Secretary, Margaret Walthour; Treasurer, Maryann Jupena. COMMERCIAL CLUB Bottom Left: Mary Tocco, Bonnie Back, Donna Gentilo, Marianne Wodnick, Mary Ann Jupena, Margaret Walthour, Paula Brais, Darlene Hand, Gloria Morgan, Mary Jane Klingensmith, Patty Ernette, Claudia Fallas, Jeanne Toth. Second Left: Mrs. Stump, Judy Jurce-vich, Marlene Smeal, Charlene Fohey, Kathy Torri, Donna Bernie, Joanna Hooley, Judy Niebel, Chris Oswald, Stella Carper, Regina Fontana, Sharon Mock, Marilyn Opick, Miss Mendicini. Top Left: Linda Mino, Patty Rosky, Marianne Yenich, Connie Hoffman, Patty Sholties, Linda Kiggins, Doris Stepanik, Irene Terpko, Lois Walch, Eva Terpko, Linda Beckwith, Rose Basile, Cassie Tragesser, Elaino Stern, Susie Tocco, Joyce Capparelli. PROGRAM SELLERS The familiar line, Would you like to buy a program, can be always heard on Friday night at the JSHS. home football games. The program sellers are under the capable leadership of Mr. Markely Barnes. These girls are posted at each entrance to the field and are responsible for selling football programs to all the spectators in all types of weather. CONCESSION STAND Left: Judy Rogenmoser, Marlene Long, Sheri Barry, Sue Nestler, Kathy McElfresh, Noncy Molachowski. One of the busiest places on Friday night at the JSHS. football games is the Concession Stands. The student-workers can always be depended on for quick and efficient service. Under the capable direction of Mr. Earle Stinebiser with assistance from Mrs. Margaret Novak and Mrs. Virginia Moczydlowsky the concession stands have always been a success. Kneeling Left: Pati Pro, Peggy Matzie, Audrey Vieceli, Joanne Krautz. Standing Left: Earle A. Stinebiser, Ron Menano, David Serlo, Alan Fisher, David Whigham, Martin Sliwoski, Gary Divide, Frank Bonati, Mrs. Margaret Novak, Mrs. Virginia Moczydlowski. Bottom left: Carol Staney, Loretta Lavelle, Audrey Viecelli, Terry Marchettl, Karen Monstrola, Mary Tocco, Diane Lomicka, Judy She-bek, Donna Urbani, Margaret Walthour, Christ Oswald, Jane Kennedy, Miss Mendieino. Center Left: Darlene Hand, Lee Ann Forrester, Dolores Hails, Marlene Keener, Margie Gurksnis, Mary Louise Lula, Debbie Valetti, Sheila Peterson, Path Pro, Sharon Terpko, Cyn- thia Sanders, Sally Roy, Judi Werblin. Top Left: Nancy Malachowski, Patty Ernette, Janra Reitz, Peggy Korn, Nancy Balderson, Linda Glat-sky, Judi Garlits, Paula Brais, Sandy Streussnig, Kathy Streussnig, Crystal Krause, Judy Jurcevich, Jeannette Sarnelli, Cheryl Feleece, Margie Streussnig, Judy Stull, Judy Rogenmoser. ETTE KETTE The main goal of the Ette Kette Club is to teach the girls proper behavior at school and outside activities. The sponsor of this club is Miss Joan Mendicino, a student teacher. Various ways to obtain money have been planned. This money will be used for a Christmas party and a field trip. The officers are: President, Diane Lomicka; Vice-President, Mary Tocco; Secretary, Judi Shebek; and Treasurer, Karen Monstrola. AUDIO VISUAL A well-deserved vote of thanks goes to the capable boys of the audio visual crew. Under the direction of Mr. Francis Matika, these boys help prepare for dances and are responsible for the showing of films, care of projectors, tape recorders, and other school equipment. The officers are: President, Richard Diehl and Vice-President, Oliver Mowry. Bottom Left: Vince D'Antoni, Terry Oplinger, Tom Baughman. Center Left: Ron Turney, Joe Dananay, Dave Abel. Top Left: Ron Harbaugh, Oliver Mowry, Richard Diehl, Curtis Coulson. Bottom Left: Frank Mahkovic, Tom Patterson, Mickey McHugh, An-an DiGangi, Alan Fisher, Vic Mayhugh, Anthony Hamilton. Center Left: Nick Petrill, Ted Bluey, William Octave, Dave McAtee, Felix Suchora, Ron Mokowski, Albert Ramler, Tom Kearney, Gary Walro, ALPHA Hl-Y This club, under the guidance of Mr. Basom, is strictly for the men of Jeannette Senior High School. It's purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout everyday living good Christian Character. Clean Speech, Sports, Scholarship, and Living make better men of the future. The club's officers. President, Alan Fisher; Vice-President, Victor Mayhugh; Secretary, Alan DiGangi; Treasurer, Tom Patterson, make sure that fellow members will be kept busy with a full year of activities. Albert Batistti, Mr. Basom. Top Left: John Bender, Peter Mosby, Michael Peterson, Chuck Fontana, Harry Stump, Tim McKissock, Tom Brennan, Art Tragesser, John Brennan, William Marchetti, Bob Matthews. The slogan of this club is pure words, thoughts, and action. The girls in this club try to strive to maintain these goals under the capable sponsorship of Miss Duncan. This is truly an active service club, challenging girls to become better Christian citizens and to live unselfish lives. The officers of the club are: President, Katie Heasley; Vice-President, Diane Gaich; Secretary, Carol Highlands; Treasurer, Patty Huesdash; and Chaplain, Anita Comnale. BETA TRI Hl-Y Bottom Left: Mary Jane Klingensmith, Christime Hansen, Anita Comnale, Diane Gaich, Katie Heasley, Patty Huesdash, Ginny Makosky, Chris Contino, Judy Brigode. Center Left: Marie Constantine, Linda Hiteshue, Rita Marchetti, Regina Fontana, Mary Ann Jupena, Suzann Tocco, Carol Sutor, Mary Ann Yenich, Kathy Torri, Nancy Gaich, Donna Gentilo, Carla Kifer, Adele Biava, Miss Duncan. Top Left: Diane Cole, Janet Irwin, Kay DePew, Linda Lewis, Peggy Matzie, Barbara Stough, Susanne Schmidt, Donna Papinchak, Arlene Lavis, Linda Myers, Judy Taylor, Ann Weightman. Bottom Left: Dee Mason, Terri Cochran, Greg Skavinski, Diana Elliott, Eva Terpko, Deborah Morgan, Karen Vonada. Center Left: Phil Caroselli, Ted Miller, Patty Matthews, June Croushore, Vic Priester, REMBRANDT CLUB The primary goal of the Rembrandt Club is to develop an interest in art, both fine and modern. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Berta M. Fry, the club has planned to visit the local art galleries and museums. During the Christmas season, the members assemble displays and paintings for the stores. The officers are: President, Diana Elliott; Vice-President, Greg Skavinski; Secretary, Eva Terpko; and Treasurer, Terri Cochran. John Casino, Don McAlister, Mrs. Fry. Top Left: Don DiFonso, Donna Sonner, George Fogle, Martin Merick, Diane Watkins. The goal of the Future Homemakers of America is to help individuals to improve personal, family, and community living. Making a home a success in the future, in the main interest of the members. The sponsor. Miss Doris Patch, instructs them in cooking, sewing, and general management of a household. The officers are President, Judi Orange; Vice President, Mary Frances Bengel; Secretary, Elaine Izzo; Treasurer, Doris Stepanik. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA Bottom Left: Vivian Lang, Mary Frances Joseph, Doris Stepanik, Mary Frances Bengel, Judi Orange, Elaine Izzo, Mildred Wallace, Marilyn Opick, Nancy Balderson. Center Left: Sandy Monstrola, Kathy K:ng, Janet Billheimer, Sarah Tickle, Sheri Barry, Mary Esther Young, Regina Salvatore, Marlene Leonard, Linda Kiggins, Victoria Nichols, Donna Good. Top Left: Stella Carper, Sandra Baloga, Jennifer Berry, Jane Beltz, Dolores Fichtner, Cheryl Clawson, Janice Kasparek, Sue Kratovil, Sandro Mackey, Barbara Kimmel, Kathy Brown, Patty Greenawalt. Bottom Left: Christine Kohl, Edna Kuntz, Paul Pro, Albert Cecconello. Center Left: Alan Stope, Veronica Rossi, Charlotte Lyons, Nancy Ruh-land, Cliff Snyder, Mrs. Fry. Top Left: Hazel Croushore, Nancy Swank, Eddie McAlister, Patty Ruzyc. BRUSH AND PALETTE CLUB Due to an overflow of membership in the Rembrandt Club, this sophomore organization was formed. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Fry, the club tries to encourage students with artistic abilities to develop these skills. A Christmas project of making and selling corsages is being planned. The officers are: President, Paul Pro; Vice-President, Edna Kuntz; Secretary, Christine Kohl; Treasurer, Jim Sutty; and Director of Activities, Albert Cecconella. FUTURE GIRLS IN WHITE The Future Girls in White, sponsored by Miss Rebecca Sheerer, is a club which appeals to many girls seriously thinking about nurses training. Their activities include donating to a Greensburg Clinic and purchasing a medicine chest for our school. Many of their members serve as Candy-Stripers at Westmoreland Hospital. The officers are Suzanne Schmidt, President; Carol Regotti, Vice-President; Diane Gaich, Treasurer; and Lee Ann Forrester, Secretary. Bottom Left: Joanne Muto, Patty Donaldson, Diane Gaich, Carol Regotti, Suzanne Schmidt, LeeAnn Forrester, Nancy Szarama, Carol Carroll. Center Left: Patty Benedyk, Cathy Curry, Mary Frances Bengel, Elaine Izzo, Miss Sheerer, Judi Orange, Linda Blair, Diane Cole, Barbara Schell. Top Left: Mary Louise Lula, Betty Paterson, Denise Crowell, Judy Terrell, Carol Ward, Janice Acklin, Sally Bauer, Linda Yurt. Bottom Left: Mike Constantine, Mark Danton, Ernie Verdone, Dave Serlo, Tom Brennan, Frank Drury, Daniel Armburst. Center Left: John Capozzi, Tom Patterson, Frank Mahkovic, Chuck Depalma, Sandy WEIGHT LIFTERS The goal of the Weight Lifting Club is to teach the young men of our school the value of physical exercise. Under the supervision of Mr. Ray Bronzie, various sports have been played during the year. Plans for a fund-raising project are being initialed, so that members may purchase sweaters. The officers for this year are: President, David Serlo; Vice-President, Ernest Verdone; Secretary, Tom Brennan; Treasurer, Mark Dan-ton. LIBRARY MONITORS The Library Monitors of Jeannette Senior High School are the groups of girls who help students find research information. These girls can be found anytime in the library checking books in and out. Under the guidance of Miss Alda McMaster, they perform such duties as preparing new books for circulation, making literary displays for the library, and keeping files and book shelves in order. Bottom Left: Revo Campbell, Kathy Crescenzo, Marlene Leonard. Center Left: Kaylene James, Patty Merick, Miss McMaster. Top Left: Debby Det-wiler, Becky Hartman, Marlene Jobe. Tutich, Joe Tutich, Jim Smail, Allen Peters. Top Left: George Hickman, Paul Carroll, Chuck Fontana, Anthony Jupena, John Regina, Connie Constantine, Walt Pienody, Mike Herring, Fred Constantine, Leonard Drury. National Honor Society Bottom Left: Miss Swazuk, Sally Roy, Diane Lomicka, Louis Felder, Patty D'Orazio, Adrienne Scavuzzo, Mrs. Williams. Center Left: Judi Shebek, Elaine Izzo, Vecelia Stayer, Kaylene James, Christine Molinaro, Sandra Elliot, Donna Johnson, Eva Terpko, Gloria Novak, Donna NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, leadership, service, and scholarship are the qualities that students must possess in order to be inducted into the National Honor Society. This nation-wide organization is opened to both Junior and Senior students who maintain a 3.3 scholastic average throughout the school year. The Jayhawk chapter of this organization is under the the capable guidance of Mrs. Bess Williams assisted by President; Louis Felder, Vice-President; Diane Lomicka, Secretary-Treasurer; Patricia D'Orazio. Bernie. Top Left: Marty Sliwoski, Ted Bluey, Jim Gurnick, Harry Stump, John Slonecki, Jeff Dransort, Anthony Hamilton, Mike Keenan, David D'Emilio, Fred Constantine, Paul Casper. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN'S CLUB The Football Lettermen's Club, under the supervision of Mr. William Baughman, is composed of the J.S.H.S. athletes who have attained physical achievements in Football. The purpose of the club is to bring together the Football lettermen in order to groom good sportsmanship. During this year's meeting the lettermen discussed various ways of raising money to purchase jackets with the W. P. I. A. L. Foothills Conference insignia on them. Officers of the club are: President, Bob Capretto; Vice President, Fred Constantine; and Secretary-Treasurer, Tom Tangretti. Row 1 Bottom Left: Bob Tatarek, Jim Cima, Jeff Bryns, Tom Tangretti, Bob Capretto, Fred Constantine, Joe Pecoraro, John Regina, Larry Thurl-ing. Row 2 Center: Paul Carroll, John Brigode, Ernest Verdone, Art Fleming, George Hickman, Anthony Gaslevich, Mike Spina, Mr. Baughman. Row 3 Top left: Mike Herring, Bernard Shuglie, Art Trages-ser, Wade Cribbs, Jim Wherry, Carl Wallace, Jim Rankin, Ron Guest, Tom Kearney. Kneeling Left: Regis Michael, Jim Buck, Edward Monstrola, Robert Kepple. Seated Left: Beverly Struble, Marlene Retondola. Jim Metz, Anita Howe, Richard Brasco, Ron Stemple, Susan McDonald, Ruth Hiller, Sharon Mock. Third Left: Bill Pawlik, Louis Zeminski, Mark Henry, Regina Detruf, Victoria Clark, Shirley Bird, Nancy Clayton, MUSIC CLUB The Music Club is open to any student who is interested in the field of music. Under the capable supervision of Mr. John M. Lodzsun, each member presents a program at the monthly meeting. This helps the members to increase their musical abilities and skills, which is the main goal of the club. The officers for this year are: President, Richard Brasco; Vice-President, Anita Howe; Secretary, Ron Stemple; Treasurer, Jim Metz. Marlene Jobe, James McIntyre, Dole Kasparek, Paul Stokum, Mr. Lodzsun. Top Left: Jim Young, Patty McGreevy, Jon Robinson, Frances Chapman, Ron Lapina, Larry Wentzel, Jack Skavinski, Jerry Chishko, Bill Pettigrew, Doug Wilson, Keith Baughman, Larry Baughman, John Stokum. BUYS’ SPORTS CLUB Boys' Sports Club under the leadership of Mr. Carl Davis is open to all boys interested in sports and physical education. The purpose of the club is to instruct the boys in the fundamentals of various sports. At each monthly meeting various sports are played. The officers for this year are: David Whigham, President; Jim Leonard, Vice- President; Sec., Pete Colosomo; Treas., Ron Guest. Bottom left: Arnie Priolo, Angelo DeMezza, Pete Colosimo, Dave Whigam, Ron Guest, Bud Gisane, Jerry Gaudi. Center Left: Anthony Hamilton, Lester Guest, Joe Pecoraro, Jeff Byrns, Ron Florence, Gary Divida, Dennis Luce, Larry Hamilton. Top Left: Barry Sanner, Carl Wallace, Dan Groth, Jim Wherry, Bob Tatarek, Phil Saxton, Tim McKissock, Dave Orange, Jerry Soles, Larry Lapina, Don Wilson. STAGE CREW One of the most important factors to be considered, in connection with an assembly of any type, is the back-stage or behind-the-scenes activites. The stage crew consists of eleven boys who are responsible for proper stage setting and lighting at the assemblies. The stage crew is sponsored by Mr. Francis Matika and headed by Oliver Mowry and Richard Diehl. MU ALPHA THETA Mu Alpha Theta is a national organization comprised of juniors and seniors who are interested in mathematics. These members must maintain a high average in mathematics. The meetings are held once a month under the sponsorship of Miss Helma Hansen. Special mathematic programs are presented at each meeting by the students. These programs consist of new uses of modern mathematics. The officers are: President, Fred Constantine,- Vice-President, Connie Constantine; Secretary, Christine Molinero,- and Treasurer, James Cima. Kneeling Left: Tom Baughman, Oliver Mowry, Dave Abel, Vince D'Antoni. Top Left: Ron Turney, Ron Harbaugh, Joe Luzar, Richard Diehl, Jim Gurnick. Bottom Left: Cathy Sticca, Paul Casper, Christine Molinero, Connie Dorohovich, Martin Sliwoski, Adrienne Scavuzzo, Angelo Demezza. Constantine. Fred Constantine, Jim Cima, Sally Oswald, Miss Hansen. Top Left: Dennis Walters, Louis Felder, Art Fleming, Jeff Dransart, Carl Center Left: Cary Wolinsky, Patty D'Orazio, Janis Kemerer, Beverly Wallace, Jim Gurnick, Mike Keenan, Alan Fisher, Ted Bluey. GIRLS’ SPORTS CLUB Girls Sports Club Mrs. Humes, Cathy Hribar, Sheri Barry, Linda Davis, Kathy McElfresh, Patty Krautz, Dianne Harbaugh, Debby Leighty, Sally Marsh, Kathy Sticca, Sue Nestler, Vivian Lang, Cesidia Dominick, JoAnne Krautz, Judy Stull, Karen Bloom, Linda Hiteshue. Girls' Sports Club This Club is composed of girls who enjoy keeping themselves in good health. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Florence Humes, the club participates in many worth while activities. The girls stress physical fitness, leadership qualities, and try to maintain good sportsmanship throughout the school. Their first program this year was the Buttons and Bows Game. The girls also operated the check room during the basketball games. Donating toys to the Jeannette Hospital Childrens' Ward was a Christmas project. The officers are: JoAnne Krautz, President; Sue Nestler, vice president; Kathy Hribar, secretary, and Linda Hiteshue, treasurer. 95 The athletic program at JSHS is very competitive. The program is designed to develop good sportsmanship as well as winning teams. The Jayhawk Football squad is one that the student body can be proud of, compiling a record of 8-1. This successful season won for the Jay-hawk's the Foothills Conference Championship and also the County Championship. Many exciting moments were displayed by the Jay-hawk Basketball team crediting our school with many victories. This year Sports Sports Sports SPORTS Sports the team had a winning streak of 11 straight victories, the best in our school's history. Although the wrestling team did not have a winning season on the mats, the wrestlers had the support of the student body. Track and Golf also play an important part in our spring athletic program. All in all, the 1964 sport's year has been one that can never be forgotten. Besides producing champion teams it has instilled in our boys the qualities of good sportsmanship and fair play. Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports 96 JOE PECORARO JEFF BYRNS ERNIE VERDONE i tom tangretti VARSITY SCORES J. S. H. S. PENN JOINT PEABODY HEMPFIELD CONNELLSVILLE LATROBE DERRY AREA KISKI AREA MT. PLEASANT GREENSBURG GEORGE HICKMAN BOB CAPRETTO BOB TATAREK ART FLEMING FRED CONSTANTINE JOHN REGINA LARRY THURLING JIM CIMA First Row left: Gary Moffo, Don Dixon, Ken Gantt, John DeBlasio, Vincent Christofano, Mike Spina, Arnie Priolo, Collin Boatright, Harry Gross, Mike Herring, John Capozzi. Second Row left: Vince Barci (Mgr.), Dave Smith, Russell Muto, George Hickman, John Regina, Jim Cima, Bob Tatarek, Jeff Byrns, Tom Tangretti, Joe Pecoraro, Art Fleming, Larry Thurling, Dennis Davanti, Bill Baughman (Mgr.). Third Row left: Mr. Amann, Tony Gaslevich, Jim Rankin, Paul Carroll, Ronald Mash, Jim Wherry, Dave Orange, Bob Miller, Wade Cribbs, Bob Capretto, Fred Constantine, Tom Kearney, Art Tragesser, Ron Guest, Mr. Joe Jioio, Mr. Baughman, coach. Top left: Mr. Stutz, Tim Klobucar, Philip Caroselli, Vic Priester, Steve Riehl, Ron Francese, Bernard Shuglie, Carl Wallace, Richard Jacobelli, Jim Guidone, Charles Depalma, John Brigode, Mr. Noviello. VARSITY FOOTBALL Enjoying one of the most successful seasons since 1958, the Jayhawk Squad compiled a record of eight wins and one loss. Our boys worked hard during each game under the watchful eye of Mr. William Baughman, the head coach. After easily defeating Penn Joint, and Peabody, Jeannette then played its roughest opponent at Hempfield High School. Although the team tried their best they were on the short end of a 14-0 score. Following the Hempfield loss the team went on to defeat Connelsville, Latrobe, Derry Area, Kiski Area, and Mt. Pleasant. With these wins behind them the varsity team was now ready to play Greensburg, their traditional rival. Although mired in mud, the Lions scored sixteen points in the first ten minutes of play, but no more. The fighting Jays bounced back and scored once before halftime and three times in the second half to clinch the Foothills Conference Championship for the third time and also the county title. The winning of the conference title may have surprised a few doubtful fans, but the consistently good sportsmanship did not. Three senior Jayhawkers were named to the Foothills First Team and several more received honorable mention. Thus the Jayhawk Squad ended the season in success. Kneeling Left: Mr. Baughman, Mr. Amann Standing Left: Mr. Stutz, Mr. Jioio, Mr. Noviello COUNTY CHAMPS—1963 Kneeling Left: Bud Gisane, Dave Whigham, Ron Guest Ron Florence, Bob Jackson, Angelo DeMezza. Standing Left: Paul Goodman, Lee Stevenson, Tim McKissock, Phil Saxton, Jim Leonard, Carl Wallace, Barry Sanner, Steve Varonka, Coach Davis. JSHS 62 79 59 50 83 68 65 63 VARSITY SCORES EXHIBITION OPPONENTS Penn Hills 79 Schenley 71 New Castle 61 Greensburg Central Cath. 53 Sewickley 51 Penn Joint 61 Vandergrift 64 Turtle Creek 60 High Spirits after the Norwin Victory! LEAGUE Under the fine leadership of Mr. Carl Davis, head basketball coach, the Varsity Basketball team compiled their best record in many years; 17 wins and 6 losses. Included in the Jays victories was a winning streak of 11 straight, the best in our school's history. The season also included two overtime victories over Norwin, one bringing a section tie between Jeannette and Norwin. The Jays found themselves at a section playoff at the Pitt Field House. Although our boys did their best, Norwin was on top at the end of the game. Our boys played with determination and spirit throughout the season setting a standard for future Varsity Basketball teams to attain. 69 Derry 78 Mt. Pleasant 62 Hempfield 64 Greensburg 77 Connellsville 82 Latrobe 51 Norwin 68 Derry 81 Mt. Pleasant 57 Hempfield 46 Greensburg 52 Connellsville 68 Latrobe 63 Norwin 46 Playoff Norwin 53 64 42 42 61 69 50 71 59 49 47 51 47 61 57 100 Sink it Jayhawks! VARSITY BASKETBALL Pep talk from the coach. F Whose got the boll? Touchdown!! IR. VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1963 junior varsity team is a football squad to be proud of. Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Jioio, the team worked hard throughout the season, and showed strong support for the regular varsity team. The JayVees displayed promise for future successful football seasons. Besides capturing the section title, the team carried on the traditions of J.S.H.S. in their good sportsmanship both on the field and off. Here's the point that counted! Jnt. 7 Penn Joint Opp. 27 6 Sewickly Area 18 14 Wilkinsburg 7 0 Latrobe 42 14 Greensburg 21 14 Hempfield 0 Kneeling Left: Arnie Priolo, Denny Luce, Guy Moffe, Larry Hamilton. Standing Left: Steve Varonka, Lester Guest, Paul Pro, Jim Wherry, Dan Groth, Dave Orange, Tony Gaslevich, Joe Gogolsky, Paul Goodman. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Determination and hard work were the magic ingredients which turned out an undefeated season of 22 wins and no losses for the Junior Varsity Basketball Squad and their coach Mr. Charles Hursh. The support and spirit that the J.S.H.S. students gave the team, was well earned by the skill and teamwork shown in each Jayvee game. The performance witnessed this year gave all Jeannette fans a good insight as to what they can expect in next year's Varsity games. Who waxed the gym floor?! JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES EXHIBITION JSHS OPPONENTS 53 Penn Hills 49 42 Schenley 28 58 New Castle 52 59 Greensburg Central Cath. 52 51 Sewickley 32 56 Penn Joint 24 48 Vandergrift 31 55 Turtle Creek 28 LEAGUE 64 Derry 46 63 Mt. Pleasant 47 44 Hempfield 42 64 Greensburg 47 50 Connellsville 30 74 Latrobe 53 48 Norwin 46 53 Derry 48 83 Mt. Pleasant 45 52 Hempfield 40 70 Greensburg 53 69 Connellsville 41 68 Latrobe 49 63 Norwin 56 Scramble for the ball. CHEER!! Cheerleaders Under the supervision of Mr. Priolo the cheerleaders for the 1963-1964 school year have proven to be one of our best. Our versatile captain, Diane Lomicka, and co-captain, Barbara Null, along with the rest of the active members lead us in our cheers for victory. Victory was really the battle cry for the champions of our football and basketball teams, but the extra push the boys needed was given by the cheerleaders and by the backing of the student body. The cheerleaders have worked very hard practicing and preparing programs for our football, basketball games, and the assemblies. They have been faithful to the team and the Alma Mater in all kinds of weather. 'They've got spirit describes the JSHS cheerleaders. Cheering their last year are SENIORS: Diane Lomicka, Barbara Null, Marlene Keener, Paula Brais, Sharon Terpko, Dennis Walters, and Rich Spinner. Cheerleaders: Row 1, Kneeling, Left: Diane Lomicka, captain; Bill Pecoraro, Loretta Lavelle, Sharon Terpko, Linda Hiteshue, Carol Lawson, Barbara Null, co-captain. Second Row, Left: Rich Spinner, Antoniak, Judy Stull. Marlene Keener, Paula Brais, Denny Walters. Third row. Left: Cook e Jayhawk 'captains' get together. Denny tames the rival team. SPRING SPORTS One of the most strenuous sports at J.S.H.S. is track. This year our track team, Thinclads , is headed by Mr. William Baughman, who is assisted by Mr. Carl Davis. Under the supervision of Mr. Ray Bronzie, the wrestling team, Grap-plers , did their best although it was not a winning season. An active spring sport at J.S.H.S. is golfing. The golf team with their coach, Mr. Markley Barnes, spent many hours on the green. Which end do you hold? GOLF First Row left: Tom Baughman, Leonard Drury, Paul Casper, Bob Matthews, John Octavi, Mike Minyon, John Casino. Second row: Joe Tutich, Sandy Tutich, Denny Scurci, Dale Kas-parek, Vince Arch, Ronnie Mokowski, Tom Monsfrola, Fred Williams. Third row: Mr. Barnes, Coach, Felix Suchora, Denny Zero, Ron Adams, Dave Bellone, Joe Marsili, Jim Octave, Frank Drury, Jim Gurnick. Fourth row: Mary Henry, Doug Wilson, Tom Smith, Rich Spinner, Al Ramler, Bill Octave, John Slonecki, Gary Walro, Jim Stevenson. Wrestling Scores Jnt. Name Opp. 38 Elderton 19 15 New Kensington 42 16 West Mifflin North 39 8 Hempfield 41 5 Greensburg-Salem 54 15 Latrobe 44 22 Penn Hills 31 14 Norwin 37 16 Blairsville 42 9 Kittanning 43 6 Wilkinsburg 45 11 Kiski 44 8 German Township 50 WRESTLING Seated Left: Robert Steiner, Clifford Snyder, Lee Carroll, Dan Armburst, Darryl Coulson Kneeling Left: Sandy Tutich, Tom Dent, Paul Kuhns, Richard Lawson, Eugene Neuberf, Robert Fisher, Paul Carroll. Standing Left: Ass't Coach Mr. Hoyle, Harry Gross, John Capozzi, John Stayer, Bill Fleming, Dan Carey, John Cametti, Connie Constantine, Mike Herring, George Hickman, Dave Serlo, Tim Klobucar, Coach Mr. Bronzie. TRACK Front Row Left: Bob Miller, Ron Mash, Rich Loebach, George Fogle, Larry Wentzel, George Gess, Francis Chapman, Jim McIntyre, Dick Lavelle, Tom Hohn, Mike Spina, Arnie Priolo. Second Row Left: Russ Muto, Jim Rankin, Al Cecconello, John Capozzi, Mike Herring, Mark Danton, John Regina, Dave McAtee, Fred Constantine, Bob Del Gross, Tom Tangretti, Jeff Byrns, Joe Pecoraro, Larry Thurling. Third Row Left: Dr. Davis-Ass't Coach, Jim Wherry, Dave Orange, Ed Monstrola, Larry Twigger, Tim Klobucar, Tom Brecht, Phil Caroselli, George Hickman, Frank Bonati, Bob Capretto, Jim Cima, Wade Cribbs, Ron Guest, Art Tragesser, Tom Kearney, Bernard Shuglie, Mr. Baughman-Coach. Top Row Left: Denny Luce, Paul Carroll, Tim McCartney, Bill Smith, Guy Moffo, Joe Gogolsky, Charles Pedrow, Bill Johnson, Reginald McClain, Carl Wallace, John DeBlasio, Dale Prinkey, Chuck DePalma, Harry Stump, Sam Steffey, Tony Jupena. GIRLS’ GYM CLASS BOYS’ GYM CLASS f?7 High School poorer SCHEDULE S(f 6 SfrtH m S0W UfftSe tf 0C74 Of Me I mv j ' Now that graduation has arrived, we, the class of 1964, leave the familiar halls of J.S.H.S. and look into the future. But what lies ahead can never erase the memories of our high school days together. We have experienced many emotions, some happy—some sad, but all a vital part of growing up. Looking back we can remember . . . the tenderness of our first high school romance . . . the sentiment of the prom . . . our pride in our class rings . . . and that very special feeling that comes with achieving the title 'Senior7. The laughter that rang through the hallways, will always echo in our memories. Graduation is not the end, but the beginning of a new life—one that is brighter because of the memories that have become a part of Jeannette High. Time may find us gone our separate ways but it can never dim these, 'Moments To Remember!' the, jjcufUaudi Staf 112 EDWARDS BROTHERS. INC. Ann Arbor. MhkfcM