Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

r n r •t r — • r . r n rf O • -i r� t •« c- r� •+ r t i r� c- '« r� r� r � � r r- -r r� o rt c- r - «• m � r-1 f « f � ' r� r r-t r M ' • r r r ■ % t • c � M i r r •• f i tn iHw • • • -t r ' • � • 1 W h++ 9 C f r r � • r r-W r , f - • • irHttP r� r- r r SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA 66 FOREWORD For the Class of 1966, your high school lifetime has been recorded in the files of Jeannette Senior High School. You cannot re-live the history which has been recorded about you and for you, except in the memories engraved in the recesses of your mind and in the pages of the book you are now reading. You can take the “foundation for life” which has been so painstakingly built by you and build upon it the castle of your fondest dreams. Your castle will endure in time in direct proportion to the strength of the foundation you built during your formative years prior to your graduation. Some of you will begin building your castle immediately. Others, because of circumstances beyond your control, may have a slight delay between the building of your foundation and the erecting of your castle. Whichever be your destiny, it is the desire of the administration that the educational foundation we have given you will withstand the ravages of time and that the qualities you build into your castle will be limited only by your dreams. 2 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION PAGE 4 FACULTY PAGE 6 SENIORS PAGE 14 UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 44 ACTIVITIES PAGE 64 SPORTS PAGE 98 3 ADMINISTRATION MR. HENRY W. PHARAOH SUPERINTENDENT OF JEANNETTE SCHOOLS The Class of “66” would like to express its gratitude to the J.S.H.S. faculty and administration for their efforts in helping us. Their guidance and instruction have made our high school years memorable ones. MR. ROBERT J. KERR PRINCIPAL, SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF JEANNETTE HUGH S. HAGGERTY SAM CASINO VICE PRESIDENT JACOB K. MEANS MORRISON F. LEWIS. JR TREASURER MICHAEL J. PONZETTI JULIUS VARGO ALDO A. PAULONE MARY E. MICHAUX. (MRS.) SECRETARY. NON-MEMBER EVERETT S. C. SORBER SOLICITOR. MEMBER THOMAS ABRAHAM WILLIAM H BAUGHMAN CARL D. DAVIS HRLAR DOUBLE ALFRED M. AMANN MARKLEY BARNES HARRY N. BA SOM ROBERT ALLEN BORRELl.l RAYMOND BRONZIE HUGH A. D'AMATO THOMAS ABRAHAM: Indiana State College B.S., University of Pittsburgh M.A., Commercial Law, Commercial Math, Commercial Club Advisor i ALFRED M. AMANN: University of Pittsburgh B.S., M. Ed. General Business, Bookkeeping I, II, Student Activities Banking, Assistant Football Coach MARKLEY BARNES: Alderson-Broaddus College B.S., University of Pittsburgh M. Ed., World and American history HARRY N. BASOM: 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, Athletic Director, Football and Track Coach ROBERT ALLEN BORRELLI: University of Pittsburgh A.B., M. Ed. College English IV. English II. Speech RAYMOND BRONZIE: Edinboro State College B.S. General Math. Biology Wrestling Coach, Varsity Club Sponsor HUGH A. D'AMATO: University of West Virginia A.B., University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. General and College Preparatory Chemistry- Priestley Science Club Sponsor CARL D. DAVIS: Tarkio College B.A. Physical Education and Health Basketball Coach, Boys' Sports Club Sponsor ERLA R. DOUBLE: University of Pittsburgh A.B.. M. Ed. Algebra I, Algebra II 6 FACULTY M. GENEVIEVE DUNCAN ELSIE V. FONTANELLA BERTA MARIE FRY WALLACE D. HODGE MRS. FLORENCE HUMES CHARLES R HURSH, JR. M. GENEVIEVE DUNCAN: University of Pittsburgh B.A., Master of Letters College and General English III Beta Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor ELSIE V. FONTANELLA: Seton Hill B.A., University of Pittsburgh M. Lilt. Latin III, Latin IV, Guidance Director—Junior Classical League Sponsor BERTA MARIE FRY: University of Pittsburgh A.B. Art I. II, HI. and IV Rembrandt Club Sponsor HELMA B. HANSEN: University of Pittsburgh A.B.. Litt. M Geometry, Advanced Senior Math Mu Alpha Theta Sponsor WALLACE D. HODGE: Penn State B.S. Industrial Psychology, Occupational Education,—Chess Club Sponsor MRS. FLORENCE HUMES: Slippery Rock State College B.S. Health, Physical Education—Girls' Sports Club Sponsor CHARLES R. HURSH. JR.: University of Pittsburgh B.B.A. World History, Problems of Democracy Travel Club Sponsor JACK H. IRWIN: Oklahoma University Bachelor Music Ed., Master Music Ed. Band Director, Orchestra, Chorus, Stage Band Music Club Sponsor GEORGE M. LOUKAS: California State College B.S., W'est Virginia State Masters Equ. Industrial Arts ALDA McMASTER: Indiana State College B.S., Masters Equ. Librarian Library Club Sponsor HELMA B. HANSEN JACK H IRWIN GEORGE M. LOUKAS ALDA McMASTER FACULTY 7 FACULTY MRS. LUCILLE M. OWENS JOSEPH J. PACELLI DORIS L. PATCH JOSEPH H. ROBINO MRS. LUCILLE M. OWENS: University of Pittsburgh B.S.. Master of Ed. Shorthand I and II, Office Practice. Office Machines Senior Advisor, F.T.A. Sponsor, Chairman of Commercial Department, Supervises Student Secretaries, Lunch A Supervisor. JOSEPH J. PACELLI: Duquesne University B. Ed., University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. Occupational Education Public Address Announcer at McKee Stadium. DORIS L. PATCH: Seton Hill College B.S., University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. Homemaking II. Ill, and IV. F.H.A. Sponsor. C. W. PATTERSON: University of Pittsburgh A.B., M. Ed. English II Yearbook Sponsor. NICHOLAS M. PRIOLO: Duquesne University B. Ed., University of Pittsburgh M. Ed., Penn State University M. Ed. College and General Physics Faculty Manager of Athletics. Cheerleader Sponsor, in charge of Stage and Audio Visual Crew MICHAEL A. RIEHL: St. Vincent College B.S.—Typewriting I and II, Personal Typing A.F.S. Club Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. JOSEPH H. ROBINO: St. Vincent College B.S.. University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. Economics, Problems of Democracy Coin Club Sponsor JAMES SACRIPONTE: California State College B.S. in Education Math. Guidance Counselor KATHARINE B. SF.II.F.R: Goucher College B.A.. Master in Letters, National University of Mexico. University of Pittsburgh, Seton Hill College Spanish I and II, French I Spanish Club Sponsor. WILBUR E. SHAUL. Assistant Principal: California State College B.S.. University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing Student Council Advisor. C. W. PATTERSON NICHOLAS M PRIOLO MICHAEL A. RIEHL JAMES SACRIPONTE KATHERINE B SEILER WILBUR E. SHAUL 8 FACULTY EARLE A. STINEBISER MRS. MARGARET STUMP DORIS BENDER EARLE A. STINEBISER: University of Pittsburgh B.S., Penn State Masters in French, N.D.E.A. Institute French I and II, Journalism Sponsor of A and B French Clubs, Oscar Advisor, Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. MARGARET STUMP: Indiana State College B.S. Business Math, Business English. Advanced General Business Ette Kette Club Sponsor. Building Correspondent BESS L. WILLIAMS: Smith College A.B., University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. English IV National Honor Society Sponsor REBECCA SHEERER. Westmoreland Hospital R.N., Columbia University B.S. School Nurse Sponsor of Future Girls in White and Future Doctors of America MRS. NORMA WOLFE: Indiana State B.S. School Dietitian MRS. DORIS BENDER. High School Secretary MRS. VIRGINIA MOCZYDLOWSKY: Guidance Secretary, Attendance Officer MRS. MARGARET NOVAK. High School Secretary BESS L. WILLIAMS REBECCA SHEERER MRS. NORMA WOLFE MRS. VIRGINIA MOCZYDLOWSKY MRS. MARGARET NOVAK STUDENT TEACHERS Botiom Left: Carolyn Lee Hoke, Nancy Jane Hair. Mary Rita Rose. Top Left' Robert Reaney, Jacob D. Luffy. Robert J. Vukela. Bottom Left: William Welling, Ellen McGuire. Debra Streza, Jay McElraby, Top Left: George Kasunich. Edward Jancra. Seated Left: D.J. Phillips, Suzcttc Strizzi. Linda Vezzetti, Karen Ruffo, Standing Left: Joseph Zahorchak, Anthony Frat-taroli, Delores Tenazinski. Joseph Wat-koski, Ronald Lulka. Kenneth Omlor A HELPING HAND Miss Elsie Fontanella, the guidance director, and Mr. James Sacriponte, the guidance counselor, are always prepared to assist the students in making decisions about the future. During the course of the year the guidance department of Jeannette Senior High School is busy administering tests, holding personal conferences, distributing the latest information about colleges and job opportunities, and performing many other services. Upon graduation every student is grateful for his association with the guidance department. 11 INTERESTED PARENTS OFFICE STAFF The office staff of Jeannette Senior High is both efficient and pleasant. Between the jobs of preparing college transcripts, mimeographing tests, being gracious receptionists, and doing general office work, Mrs. Virginia Moczydlowsky, Mrs. Margaret Novak, and Mrs. Doris Bender manage to create a cheerful atmosphere in that rather awesome office. They are always willing to offer advice and a helping hand whenever needed, and they never fail to give a friendly smile to each student. “Good afternoon, Jeannette Senior High School. , “Is this what you're looking for? Bottom left: Mary Tanyer, JoAnn Vcr-donc. Sharon Pasparagc. Kathy Strcuss-nig, Sharon Croushore, Linda Pearsol. Carol Comer, Top left: Peggy Korn. Cheryl Damico, Marianne Bakes, Carol Mash. Debby Reid. Dolores Soles. Mrs. Moczydlowsky 12 CAFETERIA Left. Mrs. Florence Tocco. Mrs. Madeline Aparato, Mrs. Ann B. Loreto, Mrs. Angcline Divida Throughout the school we see signs of the hard work done by the efficient maintenance staff. Along with keeping the school clean, they are always willing to lend a helping hand to any student in need of assistance. In addition the students can be grateful to the cafeteria workers. These ladies, under the supervision of Mrs. Norma Wolfe, can always be counted on to have balanced meals ready for the students and teachers. We owe a great deal of thanks to these busy individuals who keep our school running smoothly. MAINTENANCE Left: Mr. Glenn R. Brewer, Mrs. Frances Clark, Mr. John Mautino, Mrs. Edna Compton. Mr. Ralph Cata-lona, Mr. Fred Lamolinara SENIORS “The happiest people are those who are too busy to notice.” The author of this quote surely must have had us, the Class of “66 , in mind when he wrote it. In our three years at JSHS we have been so busily engaged in the activities of everyday school life that we didn't realize how happy we were. Reflecting on our sophomore year, we discovered that becoming an integral part of the student body was easier than we had anticipated. Cheering at assemblies, trying to beat the bell, and racing for the lunch line gave us the opportunity to participate. Attending our sophomore class party, “Autumn Fiesta,” was a unique experience. For the first time the members of our class contributed as a whole in planning an enjoyable evening. The following year we entered JSHS as juniors. Ordering our class rings was an important event in our lives. This gave us the distinction of being upperclassmen. November rolled around, bringing with it our second class party, “Magic Moments.” The evening's entertainment was presented by the talented members of our class. Christmastime brought club parties, the annual Christmas assembly, and the Formal. At the conclusion of our junior year, we eagerly awaited summer vacation but were also anxious to return as seniors. The coming year was to present us with new experiences. The members of our class assumed leadership in the Student Council, in the various clubs, in editing the newspaper, and in organizing the yearbook. Passing out senior pictures, decorating for our last prom, and being honored on Senior Class Day meant that the end of our high school career was drawing near. But graduation was not the end, rather it was the beginning of a new way of life. Looking back we realize that it was worth the effort. IN MEMORY OUR DEPARTED CLASSMATES DORIS JEAN SPRINGER. OCTOBER 21, 1961 GEORGE PETER EVANGELIST, APRIL 4, 1963 SENIORS—CLASS OF ’66 SENIOR OFFICERS SEATED LEFT: JAMES RANKIN, VICE PRESIDENT; JAMES WHERRY, TREASURER; STANDING LEFT: ANTHONY RINIER, PRESIDENT; JANRA REITZ, SECRETARY CLASS COLORS: ORCHID AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER: WHITE CARNATION-ORCHID TINT CLASS MOTTO: THE KEY OF KNOWLEDGE UNLOCKS THE DOOR OF SUCCESS CLASS ADVISER: MRS. LUCILLE M. OWENS 15 DAVID ABEL “Dave' General Course. Stage Crew 2; French Club 3. College. DANIEL ARMBRUST “Super Ant General Course. Band 3.4; Chorus 3.4; Wrestling 2.3; Weightlifting 3.4; Varsity Club 4; Orchestra 4. Air Force. DAVID BALZARINI “Dave” General Course. Rembrandt Club 3.4. Technical School. LINDA AQUILINO “Lin General Course. Cheerleader 3 (Captain 4); Reigndear Candidate 3; H R. V-Prcs. 2; H R. Sec. 4; Yearbook Collector 2; Girls’ Sports Club 3.4; Rembrandt 3. Nursing School. MARIANNE BRENDA BAKES “Marianne” Commercial Course. H.R. Trcas. 2; Yearbook Collector 3; Oscar Staff 4; F.H.A. 3 (V.-Pres. 4); Student Office Aide 3.4; Faculty Secretary 4. Airline Stewardess. General Course. Weightlifting Club 2.3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. Trade School or Service. VINCENT ARCH “Vince College Prep. Student Council 2,3.4 (Parlimen-tarian 3); Spanish Club 4 (Pres. 4); Golf Team 4. College. SANDRA BALOG A “Sandy Commercial Course. Library Club 2; Commercial Club 3.4; Yearbook Collector 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Faculty Secretary 4. Business School. DALETHOMAS BAUGHMAN “Tom General Course. Band 2.3.4; Audio Visual 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2.3,4; Music-Club 2,3; Golf Team 2,3,4. Business School. 16 KEITH ALLEN BAUGHMAN Kab General Course. Band 2,3.4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Chorus 4. Music Instructor. DIANE M. BECKWITH “Dee Vocational Course. Oscar Collector 2; Student Council 3; Library Club 3. Beautician. J. DAVID BELLONE Dave” General Course. Golf 2,3; Rembrandt Club 3; H R. V-Pres. 3. College. JOHN T BENDER John” College Prep. Travel Club 2; Alpha Hi-Y 2; French Club 3,4; Priestley Science 3, (Treasurer 4); H R. Treasurer 4; Lab Assistant 4. College. PATRICIA BENEDYK Patty” General Course. Future Girls in White 2,3,4; Future Homemakers of America 3,4. Seamstress. ADELE BIAVA “Adclc” General Course. H R. V. Pres. 2.4; Beta Tri Hi-Y 2,3 (Chaplain 3); French Club 4. Reign-dear Finalist 2; Band (Secretary 4); Majorette 3 (Captain 4). Nursing School S E N I O R S GARTEN JOHN BIERBOWER Snap-Top” Vocational Course. Navy MARLENE B1GI Dodo” Occupational Education. Oscar Collector. Marriage. JAMES R. BISHOP Bish” General Course. Spanish Club 4; Golf Team 3,4. Technical School, Drafting. 17 ELAINE S. BLAIR Elaine Commercial Course. Commercial Club 3 (Secretary 4); H.R. Pres. 3,4: H R Sec. 2: Faculty Secretary 4: Ette-Kettc Club 4. Employment. ROSE MARIE Bl.ASCO Rose Marie” College Prep. Future Teachers of America 2.3.4; Junior Classical League 2.3.4, College. GLORIA BRESNAN “Gloria General Course. F.H.A. 3: Oscar Collector 3,4. Employment. JUDITH A. BRIGODE Judy Commercial Course. BetaTri Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; H R. Secretary 4; Student Secretary 4. Junior College. DAVID PAUL BURCHELL Craze Vocational Course. Band 2,3.4; Music Club 3.4. (V-Prcs. 3); Coin Club 4; Track 3; Pep Band 2,3; Chorus 3. College. 18 AUDREY CAFASSO Aud Commercial Course. H.R. Treas. 4; H.R. Pres. 2; Commercial Club 3. (Pres. 4); J.C.L. 2,3.4; F.T.A. 3, (Corresponding Sec. 4); Pep Club 3; Student Secretary 4. Junior College. JOHN BRENNAN John General Course. Alpha Hi-Y 3.4; Homeroom Treas. 3: Weightlifting 3. Undecided. HORACE NATHANIEL BRYANT Hoss” Occupational Education. Trade School. JOSEPH CAM PAN A “Camp Vocational Course. Coin Club 4; Wrestling 2,4. (Team Manager 2). Technical School. REVA CAMPBELL “Rev General Course. Library Aid 2; French Club 3; Library Club 4. Employment. JOSEPH A. CARLE “Joe General Course. H.R. Treas. 2; Travel Club 2,3; French Club 3,4; Wrestling Team 3,4. College. JOHN CAPOZZI “John” General Course. Football 2,3.4; Lcttcrmen’s Club 3,4; Weightlifting Club 2,3; French Club 4. College. CAROL E. CARROLL “Carol” General Course. Oscar Collector 2; F.G.W. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 4. Nursing School. ELIZABETH F.. CAREY Belli” Col lege Prep. J CL. 2,3,4, (See. 3.4); N.H.S. 3,4; F.D.A 4; Majorette 3. (Co-Cupl. 4). H R. Treas. 2.3: Yearbook Collector 2. Pep Club 3: Band (Treas. 4). Rcigndcar Queen Finalist 3. College. PAUL L. CARROLL “Paul General Course. Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball 3.4; Student C ouncil 2 (Treas. 3); Varsity Club 2.3,4; Weight-lifting Club 2 (Pres. 3); French Club 4; H R. V. Pres. 4. College. RICHARD M. CASPER Rich College Prep. Priestley Science Club 3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; J.C.L. 2,3 (Treas. 4); Band 2.3; Student Council 3,4: Lab Assistant 4. College. KATHLEEN CASTINE “Kathy General Course. Travel Club 2,3,4; Ettc Kette 3,4; H R. V. Pres. 2; H R. Sec. 3. Nursing School. DANIEL CATALONA “Cat College Prep. Priestley Science Club 3.4; Yearbook Collector 3; J.C.L. 2,3,4. College. 19 ALBERT CECCONELLO “Al” General Course. Brush and Palette Club 2; Rembrandt Club 3.4; Track 2. Wrestling 3. Commercial Artist. FRANCIS LYNN CHAPMAN “Fran General Course. Band 2.3.4; Audio Visual 3.4; Stage Crew 3.4; Music Club 2,3; French Club 3. Drafting and Design Technology. JANET CHIARELL1 “Janet” Accountancy Course. Commercial Club 3.4; Pep Club 3; Student Secretary 4. Business School or Employment. GERALD ALAN CHISHKO “Cheese II” Vocational Course (Technical School). Band 2,3.4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Chorus 3; Music Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. Employment. MARIE CLARK “Marie” Commercial GEORGE COLUCCI “Porky” Occupa- Course. H R. Pres. 2; H.R. V-Pres. 3; tional Education. Armed Forces. Beta Tri Hi-Y 3; (Treas. 4); Commercial Club 3, (V-Pres. 4); Student Secretary 4. Employment. 20 KAREN CHIAPPARELLI “Chip” Accountancy Course. Travel Club 2,3,4; Beta Tri Hi-Y 3, (Sec. 4); Yearbook Collector 4. Business School or Employment. VINCENT J. CHRISTOFANO “Chris” Vocational Course (Technical School). Coin Club 4. Armed Forces. MARIE CONSTANTINE “Marie” Beauty Culture Course. Travel Club 2, 3,4; Beta Tri Hi-Y 2,3,4. Beautician. JAMES CROSBY “Bing” Occupational Education. Armed Eorccs. KAREN JUANITA CROWELL “Karen” Accountancy Course. Pep Club 3; Commercial Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Oscar Staff 3,4; Oscar Collector 4; Yearbook Staff 4; A.F.S. Club 4; Student Secretary 4. Employment. DENNIS DAVANTI “Animal” General Course. Alpha Hi-Y 2; Football 2,3. Armed Forces. HAZEL CROUSHORE “Hazel” General Course. Brush and Palette Club 2; Music Club 3.4; Chorus 3.4; Color Guard 3, (Capt. 4). Business School or Junior College. CATHERINE G. CURRY “Cath” College Prep. F.G.W. 2, (V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4); Beta Tri Hi-Y 3. (Pres. 4); Oscar Collector 3; F.T.A. 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4. Nursing School. JOHN DEBLASIO “Judo” General Course. Wrestling 2; Football 2; Track 2; Baseball 3.4; French Club 3.4; Alpha Hi-Y 4. College. SHARON CROUSHORE “Sharon” Accountancy Course. Band 3.4. Commercial Club 3,4; Music Club 3. (Sec. 4). Business School. VINCENT D’ANTONI “Teddy Bear” General Course. French Club 3.4; Wrestling 2; Alpha Hi-Y 3.4; Track 3; Stage Crew 2. College. DIANE DEEDS “Dee” Occupational Education. H R. V-Pres. 2; Pep Club 2; Yearbook Collector 3. Undecided. 21 cfc K £ h- o x K DALLAS K. DELUZIO “Dal Commercial Course. French Club 3.4; Coin Club 4; Student Secretary 4. College. THOMAS DENT “Bcalle Vocational Course. (Technical School). Coin Club 4. Vocational School. MARIA DEPONTE -Marie Commercial Course. Commercial Club 4. (Treas. 3); F.T.A. 3; Ettc Kette 4; H R. V-Pres. 4; Student Secretary 4. Employment. ALFRED V. DEMARCK1 “Al Commercial Course. Rembrandt Club 3, (Treas. 4). College. CHARLES DEPALMA “Chuck General Course. H R. V-Pres. 2; H R. Pres. 3.4; Football 2; French Club 3; Weightlifting 3; Track 2; Wrestling 3. Technical School. DEBORAH J. DETWILER “Dcbby General Course. J.C.L. 2.3; F.T.A. 2,3, (Sec. 4); Pep Club 3; H. R. Treas. 3; Spanish Club (V-Pres. 4); Reigndear Queen Candidate 3. College. Art Education. ROBERT DENT “Bob Occupational Education. HR. Pres. 2,3. Armed Forces. LINDA K. DEPALMA “Linda College Prep. N’.H.S. 3.4; F.T.A. 2.3; (V-Pres. 4); J.C.L. 2.3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 3; Oscar Collector 3; Yearbook Staff 4. College. CHARLES DEVOLA “Chuck General Course. Employment. 22 LINDA MARIE DlLORETO “Dclo General Course. F.T.A. 4; French Club 2,3,4. College. FRANK W. DRURY. JR. “Frank Commercial Course. Weightlifting 2.3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Coin Club 4 IBM School JOHN FETSKO “Big John” General Course. French Club 3. Drafting School. DONALD E. DIXON “Don” General Course. H R V-Pres. 3; H R Pres. 4; Football 2,3; Track 2; Baseball 3.4; Weightlifting Club 3; Varsity Club 4; French Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. College. MARY LOU FARRELL “Mary Lou” College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Oscar Collector 2; Yearbook Collector 3,4. College. EMMA LOU FRANKLIN “Emma Lou” Commercial Course. French Club 3; Commercial Club 3.4; H R. Treas. 4; Pep Club 3; Student Secretary 4. Medical Secretarial School. PENELOPE DIANNE DORNIN “Penny” General Course. F.H.A. 3.4. Yearbook Staff 4; Employment or Modeling School. JIM FELLOWS “Ringo” Vocational Course. Band 3; Coin Club 4. Employment. KENNETH FRANKLIN “Ken” Vocational Course. Navy. 23 NANCY JEAN GAICH ‘Nance” College Prep. Beta Tri Hi-Y 2,3.4; F.T.A. 2. 3.4; Travel Club 2,3; French Club 4; Color Guard 3; Oscar Collector 4. Nursing School. JOE GOGOLSKY “GoGo” General Course. J.C.L. 2; Basketball 2; Track 2; French Club 3.4; Coin Club 4; Baseball 3,4; Lettcrmen's Club 4. College. WILLIAM GREENAWALT “Grcenic” General Course. Chorus 3,4. Employment. JUDITH T. GARLITS “Judi” Commercial Course. H.R. Secretary 2,3,4; Ettc Kcttc 2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Cheerleader 3.4; Student Secretary 4. Business School or Employment. PAUL GOODMAN “Chunky” General Course. Basketball 2,3,4. Undecided. LESTER LAVERNE GUEST “Les” General Course. H R. Pres. 2,3; Boys’ Sports Club 2,3,4; Lettcrmcn’s Club 3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3.4; Track 2,3. College. ANTHONY J. GASLEVICH “Tony-College Prep. Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Lettcrmen’s Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. College. NANCY GRAY “Nancy” General Course. Ette Kette 3,4. Beautician. JUNE L. GUY “Sloopy” General Course. Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Future Girls in White 3. Nursing School. 24 LAURA MAE GUY “Laura” Com-mercial Course. Commercial Club 3,4; Future Homemakers of America 3,4, (Trcas. 4). Employment. LINDA LAVINA HAINES “Lynn” General Course. Future Homemakers of America 3.4; French Club 3. I B M. School. RALPH HEIN AUER “Ralph” Commercial Course. Oscar Staff 3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Alpha Hi-Y; A.F.S. Club 4; Baseball Student Manager 3,4; Chorus 3. Business School. JOE HAGGERTY “Joe” General Course. French Club 3,4; Coin Club 4; Track Team 3,4. Art Institute. LARRY W HAMILTON “Larry” General Course. Student Council 2,3.4 (Treasurer 4); Alpha Hi-Y 3.4; Boys’ Sports Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3,4; Track 3,4. College. REGENIA HEINAUER “Rcgi” College Prep. H R. Pres. 2; H R. Sec. 3; F.T.A. 2.3; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; J.C.L 2,3,4 (V.-Pres. 3; Pres. 4); National Honor Society 3.4; Priestley Science 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. College. GAYLE JOYCE HAINES “Gayle” Future Homemakers of America 3,4. College. REBECCA L. HARTMAN “Becky College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3,4; Priestley Science 3.4; F.T.A. 3; Library Aid 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. College. MARK HENRY “Mark College Prep Music Club 2,3,4; Priestley Science Club 4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Chorus 4; Golf 2. College 25 MICHAEL VAUGHN HERRING “Michael Vaughn“ General Course. French Club 3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; W restling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. College. JANET SUE IRWIN “Jan” General Course. French Club 4; Travel Club 2,3; BetaTri Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; (See. 4); District and County Chorus 3. Robert Morris Business School. F. DALE KASPAREK “Dale” College Prep. Music Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Golf Team 2; H R. V-Pres. 3; Priestley Science 3,4 (V.-Pres. 4); Student Council 4; Chorus 4. Engineer. THOMAS E. HOHN Tom General JOHN HOWARD “Jack“ General Course. J.C.L. 2.3,4; Band 3,4; Chorus 4. Course. Coin Club 4. Commercial Pilot. College. WILLIAM JOHNSON STAKELY “Smooth” General Course. Boys’ Sports Club 2,3,4 (Treas. 4); Basketball 2; Football 2; Chorus 3. College or Business School. DARRYL KASPAREK “Darryl Vocational Course. Technical School. JANICE LEE KASPAREK “Jan” Commercial Course. F.H.A. 2; Library Aid 3; Commercial Club 4; Secretarial Employment or Modeling. CLARA M. KELLER “Clara General Course. F.T.A. 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 3. Teacher. DtNNISR. KELLY “Denny” General Course. Business School. ROBERT KEPPI F “Boh” General Course. Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Band Manager 3; Pep Band 2,3,4. Service. KATHLEEN A KISTLER “Kay” General Course. F.T.A. 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4. Beta Tri Hi-Y 3.4; ILR Sec 1 College. KAREN LEE KLINGENSMITH “Karen” Occupational Education. Library Club 2; H.R. Secretary 4. Undecided. TIMOTHY J. KLOBUCAR “Tim” General Course. Football 2,3,4; Varsity Lcttcrmen's Club 3,4; Wrestling 2; French Club 3,4; Track 2,3,4. College. A ■ CHRISTINE N. KOHL “Chris” College Prep. Art Club 2 (Sec. 2); J.C.L. 2,3,4; Priestley Science 3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4 (Sec. 3); National Honor Society 3,4 (Scc.-Treas. 4); Yearbook Collector 4; Yearbook Staff 4 (Editor). College. PAUL KOMARINSKI “Paul” General Course. Audio Visual 3,4; Stage Crew 3,4. Vocational School. PEGGY A. KORN “Peggy” Commercial Course. Ette Kettc Club 2,3,4 (Sec. 3); Commercial Club 3,4; Travel Club 2; H.R. Sec. 2; H R. Treas. 3. Undecided. EDWARD KRATOCHVIL “Bush” General Course. Priestley Science Club 3; French Club 4 Navy. 27 co IS £ C Ph co MARY LOU KRATOVIL “Mary Lou” College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3,4; Priestley Science 3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; F.T.A. 2. College. CHARLES J. KUNESH “Chuck” College Prep. Band 2,3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4 (Parliamentarian 4); Orchestra 3; Pep Band 3,4; Priestley Science 3.4 (Pres. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; H R. Pres. 3,4. College. RONALD LAPINA “Ron” College Prep. Band 2.3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 (Pres. 4); National Honor Society 3,4; Priestley Science 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3. College. DEBORAH JEANNE LEIGHTY “Deb” College Prep. Girls’ Sports Club 2.3,4 (Sec. 3); F.T.A. 2.3.4; J.C.L. 2; French Club 3,4; H.R. Sec. 2; Cheerleader 3.4 (Co-Captain 4). College. CAROLE JEaN LEHOSKY “Carole” Commercial Course. Library Club 2 (Pres. 2); Chorus 2,3; Commercial Club 3,4; H.R. Treas. 4; Student Secretary 4. Secretarial Employment. EDNA KUNTZ “Ed” College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3,4; Priestley Science 3,4 (Sec. 4); Pep Club 3; Art Club 2 (V.-Pres. 2); F.T.A. 4. College. RICHARD M. LAVELLE “Dick General Course. Footbafl 2.4: Track 2,3, 4; French Club 3.4; H.R. V.-Pres. 4; Varsity Club 4. College. 28 PATRICIA JEAN KRAUTZ “Paity” General Course. Girls' Sports Club 2,3.4 (V.-Pres. 4); Oscar Staff 3.4; Junior Class Treas.; Oscar Collector 3.4; Program Seller 3,4. Airline Reservationist. LINDA D. LANG “Lynn” General Course. Pep Club 3; Rembrandt Club 4; Chorus 4. Employment. THOMAS LEIGHTY “Tim” General Course. French Club 3,4; Junior Classical League 2. Business School. CYNTHIA M. LORETO “Sin” Commercial Course. Pep Club 3; Rembrandt Club 3,4 (Sec. 4); Commercial Club 3,4; Yearbook Collector 3; Student Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Business School or Employment. MARY LUZAR “Dede” Commercial Course. Library Club 2 (Sec. 2); Commercial Club 3,4; Student Secretary 4; H R. Vice-President 3. Employment. LINDA LEWIS “Lew Commercial Course. Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2; Travel Club 2; French Club 3.4; Girls’ Sports Club 3,4 (Pres. 4); F T.A. 4; H R Sec. 3; H R Trcas. 4. College. DENNIS W. LUCE “Denny” College Prep. Junior Class V.-Pres. 3; Student Council V.-Pres. 3; H.R. President 4; French Club 3,4; Boys’ Sports Club 2.3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. College. LESLIE A. MAINS “Cecil” Vocational Course. Band 4. Draftsman. KAREN LOEBACH “Sloopy” General Course. Library 2; Future Homemakers of America 3. Employment. MARY LOUISE LULA “Mary Louise” General Course. Ettc Kcttc 2; F.G.W. 2; French Club 3,4 (Sec. 4); F.T.A. 3 (Historian 4); Majorette 3.4; H.R. Sec. 4. College. KEVIN MANGAN “Kevin” General Course. Travel Club 2; Spanish Club 4. Doctor. 29 RITA R. MARCHETTI Rita General Course. Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2.3,4; Travel Club 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4 (V.-Pres. 4); F.T.A. 4; Student Council 4; Junior Class Secretary 3; Yearbook Collector 2; Oscar Collector 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Oscar Staff 4. Art School. EILEEN MARCO Marco” General Course. Pep Club 2; Future Homemakers of America. Undecided. SHERAN MARSALN “Shcran” Vocational Course. Travel Club 2.3.4; Coin Club 4; H R. V.-Pres. 2; H R. Treas. 3. Beautician. JOSEPH J. MARS1L1 “Joe” General Course. H R. Treas. 2; H.R. Pres. 3; V.-Pres. 4; Golf Team 2.3,4; French Club 3.4. College. RONALD A. MASH Ronnie” Occupational Education. Football 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3; H.R. V.-Pres. 4; H.R. Secretary 3. School. 30 A DAMAINE MARTIN “Damaine” College Prep. Oscar Collector 2; J.C.L. 2,3.4; Priestley Science 3.4; F.T.A. 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; A.F.S. 4; Student Council 3 (V.-Pres. 4); Oscar Staff 2 (Editor 4). College. EDWARD A. MCALISTER “Ed General Course. Chorus 3,4; Rembrandt 3,4. Undecided. CAROL L. MASH “Carol” Commercial Course. Travel Club 2,3,4. Employment. kw V PATRICIA J. McALISTER “Patty” General Course. F.H.A. 3,4; Yearbook Collector 4. Employment. THOMAS McCartney “Me Cart” General Course. Spanish Club 4; Oscar Collector 4; Track 2. Drafting. REGINALD McCLAIN “Reggie” General Course. Boys Sports Club 3.4; Basketball 2. Draftsman. WILLIAM G. McCREADY “Bill” General Course. French Club 4; Baseball 3.4. Service and Trade School. JAMES McINTYRE “Mac” Commercial Course. Bund 2,3,4; Track 2; Pep Band 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4 (Sec. 3); Chorus 4; Golf 4; State Band 2,3,4. Junior College or Business School. WILLIAM McKNIGHT “Bill” Vocational Course. Junior Classical League 2. 3,4; Priestley Science Club 3. Penn Technical School. HARRY B. MEADOWS “Harry” General Course. Undecided. S E N I O R S SHARF.N MICHAEL Sharen” General Course. Library Club 2; Music Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4. Practical Nursing or Business School. CAROL MILLER “Mill General Course. Travel Club 2,3 (Sec. 4); French Club 3,4; Majorette 3,4. Airline Stewardess. ROBERT C. MILLER “Bob” College Prep. Football 2,3.4; Track Team 2.3.4; Varsity Club 3,4; Weightlifting Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4. College. 31 GUY MOFFA Guy” College Prep. Priestley Science Club 3.4: Varsity Club 3,4; French Club 3. (Pres. 4); Track 2,3.4: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; H.R. Pres. 2,4; Oscar Staff 4. College. JOHN JOSEPH MOLLICK John General Course. l.B.M. School. EDWARD MONSTROLA Metric College Prep. Band 2,3,4; Coin Club 4 (Pres. 4); Dance Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Chorus 4; Basketball Manager 2; Pep Band 3,4; Track 2; Music Club 2,3. College. KAREN MONSTROLA Mouse Vocational Course. Ette Kette 2,3,4; (Treas. 2): Travel Club 2,3; H R. V.-Pres. 2; Coin Club 4; Pep Club (Sec. 3); H R. Treas. 3. Cosmetologist. JOHN E. MOWRY Jack Vocational Course. Coin Club 4. Design Technology at Electronics Institute. SHIRLEY JANE MURPHY Murph General Course. Chorus 2,3,4; Future Girls in White 4. Employment. RUSSELL MUTO Russ General Course. French Club 3,4; Varsity Club; Football 2.3.4; Track Team 2,3,4. College. CAMILLE A. NATALE Camille Vocational Course. Travel Club 2,3,4; Coin Club 4. Cosmetologist. LINDA A. NEAL Lynn General Course. National Honor Society 3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Priestley Science 4; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4 (Editor). College; Medical Secretary. 32 JL. VICTORIA NICHOLS Tootie Commercial Course. F.H.A. 2; Library Club 2; Commercial Club 3,4; Student Secretary 4. Employment. LINDA PANOSKY “Linda” College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3,4; F.G.W. 3. (See. 4); National Honor Society 3.4; Pep Club 3; H R See. 4; H R. Pres. 3; A.F.S. Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Nursing School. Y BETTY ELLEN PATERSON “Betsy” General Course. Chorus 2. (Pres. 3); Future Girls in White 2,3,4. Nursing School. DAVID ORANGE “Dave” General Course. French Club 3, (V.-Pres. 4.); Boys’ Sports Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Football 3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; Class V.-Pres. 2; H R. V.-Pres. 2. College DONNA JAYNE PAPINCHACK “Papic” College Prep. Oscar Collector 2; Travel Club 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. (V.-Pres. 4); H R. V.-Pres. 3; Student Council 4; Majorette 3.4; National Honor Society 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4. College. TOM PATTERSON “Tom” College Prep. Student Council 2,3, (Pres. 4); National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Alpha Hi-Y (Sec. 2, V.-Pres. 3. Treas. 4); Class Treas. 2; Priestley Science Club (Librarian 3,4); Weightlifting 2. College. WILLIAM OZZELLO Sweelhcurt” General Course. Band 2,3.4: Music Club 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3.4; Track 3. Air Force Band. SHARON PASPARAGE “Puttsy” General Course. Office Secretary 4; Oscar Collector 3; Library Monitor 3; Pep Club 3. Employment. SUSAN PAWLIK “Susie Commercial Course. Library Club 2; Commercial Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; Student Secretary 4. Secretarial Employment. 33 CHARLES PEDROW “Chuck General Course. French Club 3.4; Track Team 2. College. Business Administration. ALLEN PETERS Al General Course. Weightlifting Club 2, (Trcas. 3); Varsity Club 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Physical Fitness Club 2. Undecided. PATRICIA K. PEDUZZ1 “Patti College Prep. Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; A.F.S. Club 4; F T.A. 2,3.4; National Honor Society 3. (Pres. 4); Yearbook Staff 4; J.C.L. 2,3.4; Brush and Palette Club 2; Priestley Science Club 3,4. College. SHEILA PETERSON Sheila” General Course. Ette Keltc 2.3,4; Travel Club 2, 3,4; Yearbook Collector 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; H R. Trcas. 2,4; Library Monitor 3,4; Gym Monitor 4. Employment. ARNOLD M PRIOLO “Arnic” College Prep. Football 2,3.4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3.4; Priestley Science Club 3; Basketball 2,3.4; French Club 3,4; Oscar Collector 4; Baseball 3,4; Boys' Sports Club 2,3,4. College. PAUL PRO “Pro” General Course. Spanish Club 4; Track Team 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4. College or Art School. RICHARD A. PELTIER “Rich Commercial Course. French Club 3,4. Business School. WILLIAM G. PETTIGREW “Bill General Course. Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3: Dance Band 2,3.4; Wrestling 3; Pep Band 3.4; F.T.A. 3,4; French Club 3,4. College. ELIZABETH RAGER “Betti Vocational Course. Library Club 2. (Trcas. 2). Employment. JAMES C. RANKIN “Jim” General Course. French Club 3, (Pres. 4); Football 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; H R. V.-Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2; H R Pres. 2; Class V.-Pres. 4. College. PATRICIA L. REGOTTI “Patty Vocational. Travel Club 2,3.4; Yearbook Collector 3; Coin Club 4. Hairstyling School. ANTHONY RINIER “Offie” General. Class Pres. 3,4; French Club 3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 3. (Pres. 4); Track 3; Oscar Staff 4. IBM. School. DONALD REDMAN “Rojo” General Course. Chorus 2.3,4. Employment. LOUISE REIDM1LLER “Louise” General. J.C.L. 2; Library Club 2; Rembrandt 3, (Pres. 4). Art School. CHARLOTTE ROGERS “Jeanie” Commercial. F.H.A. 3; Oscar Collector 3; Commercial Club 3.4; Music Club 4; Colorguard 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Collector 4; Chorus 4; Student Secretary 4. Beauty School. JAMES REGINA “Jim General Business School. JANRA REITZ “Jan” College Prep Ette Kette 2,3,4; Travel Club 2,3; French Club 4; H R Sec. 2; H R. V.-Pres. 3: Class Sec. 4; Reigndcar Maid of Honor 2; Program Seller 3.4; Oscar Staff 3. (Feature Editor 4); F.T.A. 3; (Pres. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3.4. College. VERONICA ROSSI “Veronica” Gen cral. Brush and Palette 2; Pep Club 3. F.T.A. 3.4; Spanish Club 4; Medical Club 4; Library Club 3. X-Ray Technician. C - 2! M rji NANCY ELAINE RUHLAND “Nancy ' General Course. F.T.A. 2,3.4; Priestley Science 3; Brush and Palette 2; Spanish Club 4; Chess Club 4. College. RONALD SCALZETTI “Ron pational Education. Band 2,3; Club 2. Trade School. ROBERT SEYMORE “Bob College Prep. French Club 3.4; Priestley Science 3,4; Golf 3.4; Track 2. College. PATRICIA RUZYC “Patty Commercial Course. Commercial Club 3,4; Brush and Palette 2. Business School. Occu- FRED SE1BEL Fred Vocational Music Course. Coin Club 4; H.R. V.-Pres. 4. Air Force. DAVID PAUL SMITH “Snuffy Vocational Course. Employment or Service. ANTHONY JOHN SAWINSKI Snoo-kic Vocational Course. Priestley Science 3; Coin Club (Sec.-Treas. 4); Band Announcer 3,4. College. PAULA SENSENICH Paula” General Course. Library Club 2; J.C.L. 2,3,4. College. THOMAS SMITH “Bud General Course. Alpha Hi Y 3.4; Coin Club 4; Golf 2,3,4. College. 36 WILLIAM SMITH “Bill General Course. Football 2,3.4; Track 2,3.4; H R. Treas. 4. Employment. CLIFF SNYDER “Skip General Course. Rembrandt 4; Stage Crew 3.4; Wrestling 2,3. Commercial Artist. DOLORES SOLES “Dee General Course. F.T.A. 2,3,4; J.C.L. 2; Girls' Sports Club 3.4; A.F.S. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 3. College. JEAMES ALEXANDER SPEED “Jim-Occupational Education. Basketball 3. Culinary School. MICHAEL SPINA “Mike College Prep. French Club 3, (V.-Pres. 4); Homeroom Pres. 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2.3. College. SUSAN A. SPINO “Susie General Course. Chorus 3; Homeroom See. 3.4; Ettc Kette Club 3, (Pres. 4); French Club 3. (Treas. 4); Pep Club 3. Nursing School. ALAN STAPE AL“ General Course. Visual 2; Oscar Collector 4. Armed Forces. HELEN M. STEMPFER “Stempf General Course. French Club 3.4; F.T A. 2,3,4; J.C.L. 2,3.4; Yearbook Staff 4. College. BEVERLY ANN STERN “Beverly General Course. Pep Club 3; F.H.A. 3; French Club 4; Coin Club 4. Business School or Beauty School. 37 CZ) H £ - o a$ DONNA STEWART “Donna' Col-lege Prep. J.C.L. 2.3.4: F.T.A. 2.3,4; A.F.S. 4; Chorus 4. (V.-Pres. 4); National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 2.3. (Sec. 4); Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Priestley Science 3.4; Colorguard 3. (Co-Captain 4). College. ROBERT STRUZZI “Bob” Course. Trade School or Service. NANCY ANN SZARAMA “Nancy” General Course. Oscar Collector 2; Future Girls in White 2.3.4. Nursing School. JOHN STOKUM “John General Course Band 2,3.4; Music Club 2.3.4; Orchestra 2,3.4; Chorus 4; Dance Band 2.3; Pep Band 2,3,4. Service. General LINDA SURREC ”Lyn” General Course. Rembrandt 4; Oscar Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3; French Club 3. Business School. MARY AGNES TANYER “Mary” General Course. Yearbook Collector 3; F.H.A. 3,4. (Sec. 4): French Club 4; Oscar Staff 3,4 (Exchange Editor 4); Office Secretary 4. Beautician. KATHLEEN A. STREUSSNIG “Kathy” Commercial Course. Ettc Kette 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; H R. V.-Pres. 2; Student Council 4. Secretarial Employment. JAMES L. SUTTY “Sutty” General Course. Brush and Palette 2. (Treas. 2); H R. Treas. 2; Rembrandt 3, (V.-Pres. 4); Cheerleader 3.4; Audio Visual 3. Undecided. SHERYL TEDESCO “Sheryl General Course. Chorus 4; Library Club 4. Undecided. 38 RONALD THOMPSON “Trooper” Technical Course. Priestley Science Club 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4. Engineer. SARAH TICKLE “Sarah Commercial Course. Future Homemakers of America 2; Commercial Club 3.4; Pep Club 3; Student Secretary. Secretarial Position. MARY ANN TRAUTWINE “Mary Ann General Course. Future Homemakers of America 3.4; Future Girls in White 3; Library Club 3. Business School. JOSEPH J. TUTICH “Joe General Course. Football 2; Wrestling 2,3.4; Golf 2.3,4; Weightlifting Club 2.3 (V.-Prcs. 3); French Club 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Oscar Staff 4. College. SAMUEL J. UHRIN “Sam Technical Course. Yearbook Collector 2; Student Council 2,3; Cheerleader 3; Coin Club 4. College. DEBORAH A. VALETTI “Debbie” Commercial Course. Sophomore Class Secretary; H R. Pres. 2; Ettc Kette 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Commercial 3.4; H.R. Sec. 3: Student Secretary. Business School. CALVIN TOMANDA “Cal General Course. Coin Club 4. Service. SANTINO J. TUTICH “Sandy General Course. Weightlifting Club 2.3 (Sec. 3); French Club 3,4 (Treas. 4); Varsity Club 4; Oscar Staff 4; Football 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Golf 2,3.4. College. STEVE VARONKA “Skip College Prep. J.C.L. 2,3.4 (Pro Consul 4) Future Teachers of America 4; Student Council 4; Basketball Student Manager 2.3.4. College. 39 X x O Z DAVE VASTELL “Dave” Vocational Course. Coin Club 3. Vocational School. JO ANN VERDONE ”Jo” General Course. Future Homemakers of America 3,4 (President 4); Office Secretary 3,4. Beautician. DIANE C. WALTERS “Diane” Commercial Course. Commercial Club 3,4; Yearbook Collector 4; Ette Kette 4; Student Secretary 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Reigndear Candidate 3; Library Club 2. Secretarial Position. S E N I O R S JOHN T. WATSON “John” Vocational Course. Wrestling 3. Air Force. ANN E. WEIGHTMAN “Ann” Commercial Course. Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Commercial Club 3,4; Student Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Secretarial position. PHYLLIS E. WEIGHTMAN “Bunnie” Commercial Course. Commercial Club 3; Pep Club 3; Oscar Collector 3; Homeroom Treas. 4. Airline Stewardess. LARRY T. WF.NTZEL “Hedge” College Prep. Band 2,3.4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Track 2; National Honor Society 3.4; French 3.4; Priestley Science 3.4; Music Club 2. Indiana Stale College. JUDITH MAXINE WERBLIN “Socks” College Prep. Student Council 2; Ette Kette 2,3.4; F.T.A. 3.4; Oscar Staff 3.4, (Assistant Editor 4); French 3,4; Oscar Collector 2.4; Program Seller 4. College. Interior Decorating. JAMES L. WHERRY “Jim” College Prep. Boys’ Sports Club 2,3,4 (Treas. 4); F.T.A. 3.4; Basketball 2,3.4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3.4; French Club 3.4; H.R. Treas. 2; H.R. Pres. 3,4; Senior Class Treas. College. DOUGLAS WILSON Doug” College Prep. Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; H R. V.-Prcs. 4; H R Treas. 3; Alpha Hi-Y 3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4; French 4; Priestley Science 3. College. Pre-Med. BEVERLY WIRICK Bev” College Prep. Band 3.4; Chorus 2,4; F.T.A. 3.4; Music Club 3; Girls’ Sports Club 3.4; A.F.S. 4; F.G.W. 4. Missionary Nurse. MARY b WURZELL Mary” Com mercial Course. H.R. V -Pres. 2.3; H R. Sec. 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Travel Club 2, Commercial Club 3,4; Lite Kcltc 3.4. Student Secretary 4. Secretarial Position. s E N T O R S JOSEPH YECKEL Joe” General Course. Service. JAMES YOUNG Jim” General Course. Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Music Club 2,3; French Club 3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 4. College. LOUIS S. ZEMINSKI Lou” College Prep. Band 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Music Club 2,3.4 (Treas. 3); Pep Band 2.3.4; Dance Band 2,3.4; F.T.A. 4; County Band 3; Chorus 4. College. Pre-Law. DENIS ZERA Denny College Prep. French 3,4; Alpha Hi-Y 4; Priestley Science 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 (V.-Prcs. 4); National Honor Society 3,4; Oscar Staff 4 (Sports Editor 4); Golf 2,4; Science Seminar 2. College, Engineering. PATRICIA A. ZULTANKY Patty” Technical Course. F.H.A. 3. Employ-in data processing. MICHAEL ZVARA Scope” General Course. Undecided. 41 PEOPLE x JUNIORS—CLASS OF ’67 JUNIOR OFFICERS LEFT: CLYDELLA NICHOLS, TREASURER; JOHN BARTOSH, PRESIDENT; JAMES LAUFFER, VICE PRESIDENT; JUDY BATTISTI, SECRETARY CLASS COLORS: POWDER BLUE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE-POWDER BLUE TINT CLASS MOTTO: IF GIVEN THE WEAPON OF KNOWLEDGE, WE WILL WIN THE WAR OF LIFE CLASS ADVISER: MICHAEL A. RIEHL HOME ROOM 104 Bottom Left: John Bartosh, Jay Baughman. Raymond Boeltner, Rodney Abraham, Bill Bcdont. Terry Agona, Top Left: John Ar-duini. Ken Bossart, Gary Brinkcr, Bill Baughman. Joe Bush. Larry Andiorio. Robert Blucy Bottom Left: Carol Bradley. Carol Blasiolc, Judy Battisti, Denise Brigode. Sherry Bushvager, Patty Bellone, Patty Berry. Top Left: Linda Berk. Carol Burchell. Debby Bertolina. Mary Ellen Barbish, Nancy Bryant. Judy Berger. Ruth Barrett HOME ROOM 114 Bottom Left: Becki Carey. Darlene DiMartino, Lee Carroll. Ken Donaldson. John Curtioff. Top Left: Dan Carey. Dennis Cochran. Stan Cronin. John Cametti, Danny Cams Left: Francis Criner, John Dinkel Bottom Left: Carol Comer, Cheryl Damico. Anna Marie Chrislofano, Judy DiGiacobbe. Top Left: Barbara Clarkson, Linda Curry, Janet Daniels. Linda Cooper, Janet Clarkson Bottom Left: Charles Elias. Mike Constantine, James Carusclla. Darrell Coulson, John Devola, Top Left: Dan DcPalma, Anthony Chicklo, Gary DiFonso, Charles Constantine. Andrew Drazdik, John Carnathan, Michael Chanoski Left: Sheila Galando. Joe Geiger Bottom Left: Pamela Groth. Debby Falatovich, Debby Harshcy, Debra Freeman, Mary Jane Goodman, Gwenny Gault. Top Left: Ruth Gray. Sandy Halavan, Mary Friscarella, Linda Gurnick. Laura Gazze, Lou-Rene Fallas HOME ROOM 205 Bottom Left: John Griffin. Tom Garvas, Brenda Gross, Carla Har-baugh, Beverly Hogg. Kathy Elias. Dennis Fenton, John Evangelist, Top Left: MarcGehr. Victor Fondrk, Larry Gcss, Bob Free. Bernard 48 Ernette, William Grecnwalt. Wayne Hoenshell, Scott Gehr, Bill Flcm ing. Harry Gross Charles Jupcna Left: Joyce Kuntz. Kathy Kerin. Carol Loughner. Faye Kidd. Carol Kozlowski. Linda Lawrence, Kathleen Koch HOME ROOM 210 Bottom Left: Lance Kearns. Susan Krit er. Karen Top Left: Louis Izzo, Randy Leonard. Richard I ough- Laskey. Mary Mackey, Sally Kinscr. Ralph Keister. ner. Philip Kurman. William Lewis Left: Richard Lawson. John Hucsdash. William Rolling, Anthony Konosky. An thony Jupena, Michael Lavelle, Paul Kuhns, Carl Leonard, James Lauffcr 49 HOME ROOM 211 Left: Mark Pavetti, Sue Miller. Claudia McAtee, Anthony Pacclli. James Pctrillo. Edward McCormick Bottom Left: Linda Peiliker, Jeff Miller, Joseph Molinero. Jim McCurdy, Clydella Nichols, Top Left: Glenna Myers, Palma Mani-etta, Kathy Paterson. Linda Pearsol, Gayle Padcn Bottom Left: Joyce Mangan, Barbara Pevornik. Left. Diana Mains, Rosine Painter, James Mauro. Mary Ann Mora. Connie Pierce. Nancy Ncilson, Kevin Mangan. John Mollick. Lawrence McClain. Margaret McDonald. Barbara McElfresh. Top Sharon Opcla. Jean Mahkovic Botlom Left: Margo Rabbits, Barbara Rumick, Reid. Gloria Ricci. John Serlo. Richard Pompci. Paulette Pon .etti, William Sargc. Connie Schring. Thrcsa Srcmbo. Donna Ponterola. Tony Rocco Barbara Rupert, Top Left: Leonard Rosky. Debby HOME ROOM 213 Left. Joyce Smith. Andrew Royer. Edward Smolinski. Francis Postlethwait Bottom Left: Jeff Schmitt. Ron Selva. Jean DeZorzi. Sandra Loveridge. Bonnie Rehm. Thomas Rogers. Top Left: Barry Poglcin. Gary Shugarts. Jeff Pilkington. Jack Razey. Dale Selchan. Rocco Procida, Edward Slonecki 51 HOME ROOM John Williams 214 Bottom Left: Carol Surrcc. Patty Wallace, Donna Tuccarello. Annette Sunscri. Rosemarie Vironc. Elaine Streussnig. Top left Suzanne Srebro. Bob Steiner. Larry Tragcsscr. Richard Terrill. Terry Stuchell, John Stayer, Dennis Wasiclewski, Rachel Strader Bottom Left: Linda Werner, Carole Stewart, Dolores Watkins, Becky Tickle, Debby Stevenson, Sharlene Whirlow, Irene Tibcrio, Top Left: Shirley Ann Williams, Joe Tanyer, Gary Wolfe. Mike Zvara. Bob Stru i, Richard Zollinger, Anna Rose Williams HOME ROOM V2 Left: Kenneth Rumick, Clifford Storey, Eugene Neuberl ASSMEN SOPHOMORES—CLASS OF ’68 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS LEFT: SANDY MALACHOWSKI, VICE PRESIDENT; CAROL ARCH, SECRETARY; LU ANN MASH, TREASURER; TIM HARTUNG, PRESIDENT CLASS COLORS: GREEN AND GOLD CLASS FLOWER: WHITE CARNATION CLASS MOTTO: ENTER TO LEARN, GO FORTH TO SERVE CLASS ADVISER: EARLE A. STINEBISER HOME ROOM 101 Left: Ed Carper. Ronald Bush. Fred Bishop. Terry Clayton. Morris Beers. Bob Barrick Bottom Left: Diane Bender, Bob Bosley. Emmie Beaver. Roger Austin, Sharon Baker. Dennis Augustine, Dana Bender. Top Left: Angela Brasco. Nancy Chapman. Alan Bian-ehi. Robert Acklin. Kathleen Clark. JoAnn Billhcimcr Bottom Left: Patty Caralli. Sharon Bernie. Karen Cava . a. Josephine Chanoski. Leslie Brooks. Diane Brock. Ronald Bloom, Top Left: Carol Arch. Valerie Casper. Paula Jo Bakes. Tim Cain. Susan Conquer. Tom Beatty 56 Bottom Left. Michele DcITorrc, Janet Dcvola. Dcb-by Freger. Roseanna DiMartino, Carol DOra io. Lois D'Orazio. Susan Falatovich, Top Left: Joe Dinsmore, Lorraine Dinsmore. Lynda Ellenbcrgcr. Tom Ereditario, Linda Dorohovich. Martha Donaldson, Donna Conrad HOME ROOM 102 John Dctruf Left: Bob Fetsko. Paul Dctruf. Jack Eade. Raymond I rye, Vincent DePalma, John Durbiano. Bob Fisher. George Cross Bottom Left: Larry Cronin. Dan D'Orazio. John DeBridge. Donna Davis. Glenn Diehl. Linda Ernette. Top Left: Michele DeMark. Gloria Conti. Claudia DeZor i. George Fennell. Linda Logie. Jean Ehrentraut 57 HOME ROOM 106 Bottom Left: Michael Hosner. Kevan Rolling. Kenny Gault. Jerry Hogg. George Guest. Top Left: Linda Hamilton. Becki Hribal. Peggy Gillis, Andrea Horvatic. Linda Kivala Left: Carolyn Harkobusic, Patty Keister, Mary Ann Hoak. Sally Kearney. Stephanie Giacomo. Kathy Homer. Beverly Jones 58 HOME ROOM 115 Bottom Left: Bruce Miller. Terry Leighty, Greg Matika, Jim Lancashire. Top Left-Francis Lekewa, Margaret Lyons. Dcbby McCartney. Darlana McClain. Christine Longo Left: Kathy Loughner, Larry Mains Bottom Left: Dennis McGuiggan, James McKnight, Ray Martin. Top Left: David Marsolo, Joseph Krilzcr, Eugene Marks, Dave Morgan Bottom Left: Becki Lancashire, Sandy Malachowski, Kyra Krysak, Elaine Lapina. Lu Ann Mash, Top Left: Bonita Maddalena, Lucille Marsh, Kathy Mangan, Linda Leonard, Leona Meadows, Patty Miller, Darlene Morgan 59 Bottom Left: Nancy Rendon. Deena Reschell. Diane Peer. Kathleen Pon etti, Joyce Orange, Top Left: Dennis Noel, Jon Patton, Paul Orange. Joe Remic. Marc Peters HOME ROOM 202 Left: Bill Razcy, Jack Myers. Bob Ponzetti Bottom Left: Irene Neuman, Mary Lou Morrah. Roseann Rager. Sharon Ramler. Gail Murphy. Kathy Ponterolo, Chris Osborne. Anita Octave. Top Left: Eugene Myers, Dennis Pearson. Edward Rinaldi. Gary Piasecky, Richard Mull, Frank Morgan. Charles Mur phy. Robert Raviart. Robert Relick. Jack Noonan, Janet Neal 60 Bottom Left: Patty Sollecchio, Patty Smith. Charmainc Spahr. Susan Seybold. Mary Smolcnski. Top Left: Myrtle Taylor, Betsy Streussnig, Rosemary Sliwoski. Linda Sehring, Theodora Srebro Cynthia Seymore HOME ROOM 204 Bottom Left: Michael Scherf. Sandra Schmidt. Janet hugenc Rogers. Dennis Shelton. Ron Sehring, Larry Stern. Kathy Shrosk. Dcbby Scanlon, Donna Royer. Speecc. Gary Sollecchio Billy Smail. Top Left: James Streussnig. John Rusyc, Left: Robert Tanyer. Tom Solomon. Gary Sanders, Mike Sandell. Paul Scra-go. Ronald Shotts. Robert Taylor. Terry Stepanik. Bill Storey 61 HOME ROOM 212 Left: Reva Weiner. Kathy West. Darla Varonka. Joyce Tocco. Michele Yanos, Jennifer Watson Left: Maria Vorsino, Ray Wirick. Jerry Win-wood. Anthony Virone. Janet Weighlman. George Subaczus. Henry Veronie, Bruce Wilson Bottom Left: Lisa Yurt. Toni Terpko. Louis Wasnesky. Carol Werner. Mary Porrcca, Nancy Yaculak. Top Left: Marsha Yeager, Debby Wilson, George Wcightman. Ruby Wise, Cheryl Wasielewski 62 Left: Ruth Bush. Rose Wells, Ardith Morgan Left: Gary Neal, Percy William. Robert McGuiggan. Robert Taylor. George Clayton, Joseph Criner 63 ACTIVITIES 66 REIGNDEAR COURT Each Christmas the Jeannette Recreation Center sponsors the annual Reigndear Queen Ball at the Adams House. Every homeroom nominates a candidate for Queen. As the date of the event draws near, there is an atmosphere of excitement and anxiety. To be considered as Semi-Finalist, each candidate must raise twenty dollars. The money collected is used to make improvements in Jeannette's recreation facilities. Finally the night of the big event arrives, and from the f inalists two girls are chosen to reign as Queen and her attendant. Selected this year on the basis of poise, personality, and presentation were Charmaine Spahr as Queen and Mary Louise Lula as her Attendant. The evening finally came to a close, but the Queen and her court will have many happy memories of the night for a long time. Left: Audrey Cafasso. Brenda Gross, Loraine Dinsmore, Sheila Petersen. Mary Lou Morrah, Adele Biava, Sally Kearney, Janet Irwin, Sheryl Tedesco, Linda Di-Loreto, Joyce Mangan, Sandy Malachowski, Carol Werner, Patty Wallace. Sherry Bushyager 67 Sealed Left: Cynlhia Lorelo, Debby Detwiler, Dolores Soles, Charlolle Rogers, Sheila Pelcrscn. Linda Panosky. Penelope Dornin, Linda DePalma, Christine Kohl. Rila Marchetti, Top Left Mr. Patterson, Sandy Baloga, Sharon Michael, Helen Slempfer, Karen Crowell. Patty Pcduzzi, Don Dixon, Rcgenia Heinaucr. Mary Lou Kralovil. Linda Neal, Calhy Curry. Rebecca Hartman JAYHAWK STAFF The 1966 Jayhawk Staff has been working hard all year. Led by their editors, Christine Kohl and Linda Neal, and inspired by their adviser. Mr. Patterson, each member has done his best. The goal of the staff was to capture and retain many of the memories of the past year at J.S.H.S. We hope that you will agree that the 1966 JAYHAWK is a victory. J.S.H.S. 1966 JAYHAWK STAFF Chris Kohl................Co-Editor Linda Neal................Co-Editor Sandra Baloga................Typist Karen Crowell-----Business Manager Cathy Curry..................Writer Linda DePalma................Writer Debby Detwiler------------- Writer Don Dixon - - - Sports, Photographer Penny Dornin.................Writer Rebecca Hartman..............Writer Regenia Heinauer.............Writer Mary Lou Kratovil............Writer Cynthia Loreto...............Typist Rita Marchetti..................Art Sharen Michael...............Writer Linda Panosky................Writer Patricia Peduzzi.............Writer Shelia Petersen..............Writer Charlotte Rogers.............Typist Dolores Soles................Writer Helen Stempfer...............Writer Hard working members of the Jayhawk. 68 “Hope I can meet that deadline. Look who's getting his picture taken for a change. “Do you like this arrangement? YEARBOOK COLLECTORS Throughout the year the plaintive cry, “Please bring your money in! is a familiar one. This cry is echoed by the persons in charge of collecting the installment payments for the ‘Jayhawk,' so that each student may receive a yearbook at the end of the year. Under the supervision of Mr. Wayne Patterson, a representative from each homeroom is elected for the job. Thank goodness for typists like these. Bottom Left. Betsy Streussnig. Becki Carey, Diana Mains. Patty Wallace, Jean Lhrentraut, Kathy Elias. Chris Kohl. Mary Lou Farrell, Second Left: Sheila Petersen. Sherr Bushyager, Diane Deeds, LuAnn Mash, Nancy Chapman, Ruth Bush. Joyce Kuntz, Charlotte Rogers, Top Left: Sandra Baloga. Stephanie Giacomo, Patty McAlister Richard Pompeii. Kathy Pontarolo. Janet Weightman. Diane Walters. Karen Chiapparclli. “Where the action is! Room 106, eighth period, five days a week, ten Oscars a year. Sponsored by Mr. Earle Slinebiser, the Oscar staff learns the fundamentals of running a newspaper. Searching for interesting bits of information, funny stories and everyday happenings is part of the newspaper routine. J. S. H. S. students can be proud of a job well done. OSCAR STAFF I Orders from the boss Bottom Left: Ralph Hcinaucr. Denny Zcra, Janra Reitz. Damaine Martin. Judi Werblin. Denny Luce. Second Row Left. Mary Tanyer. Karen Crowell. Patty Kraulz. Marianne Bakes. Vince D'Antoni. Linda Surrcc. Rita Marchelli. Mr. Slinebiser, Third Row Left. Joe Tutich, Jim Rankin, Guy Moffa, Anthony Rinier, Nancy Gaich, Sandy Tutich. Rush to meet the deadline Ralph the supervisor OSCAR COLLECTORS Bottom Left: Marsha Yeager, Marlene Bigi, Sally Kearney, Kathy Kerin, Gloria Bresnan, Carol D’Orazio, Donna Tuc-carella, Joyce Mangan.Top Row Left; Mike Scherff, Nancy Gaich. Kyra Kryzak. Tom McCartney, Judi Werblin, Tom Beatty, Karen Crowell, Patty Krautz. Connie Sehring Homeroom representatives are responsible for selling and distributing the J.S.H.S. Oscar. No matter where you go, you always hear the familiar question, “Do you want to buy an Oscar?” The Oscar collectors, under the supervision of Mr. Earle Stinebiser. see that everyone at J.S.H.S. gets the latest news. OSCAR STAFF Damaine Martin......................Editor-in-chief Judith Werblin.................... Assistant Editor Janra Reitz..........................Feature Editor Denis Zera............................Sports Editor Karen Crowell.......................Exchange Editor Mary Agnes Tanyer...................Exchange Editor Ralph Heinauer............... Business Manager Dennis Luce...........................Sports Writer Guy Moffa........-....................Sports Writer Jim Rankin..............-.............Sports Writer Vince D'Antoni.............................Reporter Nancy Gaich................................Reporter Patty Krautz...............................Reporter Rita Marchetti.............................Reporter Anthony Rinier.............................Reporter Linda Surrec.................-.............Reporter Santino Tutich.............................Reporter Joseph Tutich........................ Photographer Marianne Bakes...............................Typist Sponsor: Earle A. Stinebiser Bottom Left: Bob Acklin. Terry Stepanik, Gary Sanders. Kenny Gault. Ronald Shotts. John Arduini. Bccki Carey, Darlene DiMartino. Donna Papinchak. Carol Miller. Betti Carey. Bill Ozzelio. Adelc Biava. Mary Louise Lula. Kathy Kistler, Connie Sehring, Brenda Gross. Sharon Croushore, Gail Padcn. Beverly Wirick. Ruth Barrett. Joan Billheimer, Eugene Myers. Dan Armburst. Second Row Left: Mr. Jack Irwin Director. Clydella Nichols, Mary Jane Goodman, Edward McCormick, Jim Mauro, George Clayton. Dennis Augustine. Tom Rogers. Lawrence JEANNETTE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND BAND The J.S.H.S. marching band is proud lo announce a new director, Mr. Jack Irwin. Under his capable leadership the band presented half-time programs rain or shine. They were always there to help boost the school spirit with snappy pep tunes and the routines of the majorettes, led by captain Adele Biava and co-capiain Betti Carey. The color guards also helped to make the programs a success. They headed the band with their captain Hazel Croushore and co-captain Donna Stewart. TAKE FIVE-------------------------------------------------- But I don't like the taste of that whistle McClain. Lou Wa nesky, Daniel Hartsell, Mike Sandell. Raymond Martin. John DeBridge. Bill Storey, Jeff Miller, Richard Mull. William Lewis, Gwen Gault. Janet Daniels. Emilia Beaver, Tom Baughman. Lou Rene Fallas, Patty Keister, Sue Krit er, Donna Stewart. Third Row Left: Hazel Croushorc, Pam Groth, Joe Remic, Kenneth Bossart. George Guest, John Carhathan. Gary Shugarts. Philip Kurman. Terry Lcighty. Francis Chapman. Bill Pettigrew , Dave Burchell, Doug Wilson. Larry Wentzel, Gerald Chisko, Kenneth Kummick. Bob Kepple, I on Zcminski, Ron Lapina. Jim Young. Dale Kasparek, Gary Neal, Ed Monstrola, Jim McIntyre. Joyce Smith, Charlotte Rogers. This year the band presented a jazz concert along with the annual spring concert. In addition, money making projects for jackets and a banquet were on the calendar. We are all grateful to the J.S.H.S. band for its performances and know the long, hard hours of practice it took to make them a success. The combined efforts of the director, members, and the officers, President-Louis Zeminiski, V. President Douglas Wilson, Secretary Adele Biava, and Treasurer-Betti Carey, led to a successful year. I never thought we'd make it! HALF TIME, U. S. A. 73 JEANNETTE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAJORETTES CAROL MILLER KATHY KISTLER BECKI CAREY CONNIE SEHRING ADELE BIAVA CAPTAIN BETTI CAREY CO-CAPTAIN MARY LOUISE LULA DONNA PAPINCHAK BRENDA GROSS DARLENE DIMARTINO 75 DANCE BAND The dance band has become a very active group. This year under the direction of Mr. Jack H. Irwin the dance band started a new trend by putting on halftime shows for the spectators at Jeannette home basketball games. The dance band also performed for the Fort Pitt P.T.A. Calendar Party, as well as displaying their talents in unison with the band at various concerts and student activities. This talented group is just one of the many products of our music department. “A one. and a two, and a three Bottom Left: Jeff Miller. William Lewis. Francis Chapman. Louis Zeminski, Terry Leighty, Larry Wcntzcl. Center Left: Kenneth Gault. James Young. Ldward Mon-strola. Top Left: James McIntyre. Keith Baughman. Philip Kurman. Douglas Wilson. William Pettigrew Swinging with the Dance Band A LOOK AT J. S. H. S CHORUS Do you dread the coming of seventh period every day? Do you get a weird feeling that an angel choir is coming after you? Fear not! It is the JSHS chorus. This group, under the direction of Mr. Irwin, practices diligently to entertain the student body. This year the chorus presented Christmas and Thanksgiving programs, along with supplying music for Commencement exercises. Several members also took part in County and District Festivals. Serving as officers this year were: President, Betty Paterson; V. Pres., Donna Stewart; Secretary, Janet Irwin; Treasurer, Kathy Paterson. SEVENTH HOUR CHORAL Bottom left: Sheryl Newhouse. Palma Manictta. Kathy Paterson. Linda Fogle. Pat Carroll. Peggy McDonald. Betty Paterson. Dan Armburst. John Stokum. Kenny Donaldson. Tom Hohn. Sheryl Tcdcsco, Carol Stewart. Reva Campbell. Donna Stewart, Carol Carroll. Top Row Left: Patty Smith. Mary Mackey. Darlana McClain, Marsha Yeager, Janet Irwin, Dana Bender. Diane Bender. Keith Baughman. Ed McAlister, Bill Greenawalt. Al Cecconello. Shirley Murphy. Linda Neal, Hazel Croushore, Mr. Irwin, Sharcn Michael. Kathy Kerin. Lynda Fllcnbergcr,. COMBINED CHORUS Bottom Left: Darlana McClain, Pat Carroll. Patty Smith, Marsha Yeager, Linda Fogle, Gwenny Gault, Peggy McDonald. Betty Paterson, Dan Armburst, Ed McAlister, Mark Henry, Kenny Donaldson. Tom Hohn. Sheryl Tedesco, Dolores Soles, Debby McCartney . Ruth Barrett, Donna Stewart. Carol Carroll, Second Row Left: Palma Manictta, Janet Irwin, Mary Mackey. Sheryl Newhouse. Kathy Paterson, Dana Bender. Diane Bender. Bill Greenawalt, John Stokum. Keith Baughman. Louis Zeminski. Al Cecconello. Linda Neal. Hazel Croushore, Sharen Michael. Kathy Kerin. Carol Stewart, Lynda Ellcnbcrger, Third Row Left: Mr. Irwin, Carol Arch. Patty Carralli. Patty Keister, Linda Ernette. Linda Dorohovich, Beverly Jones. Diane Brock. Rosanne DiMartino. Beverly Wirick, Emmie Beaver, Shirley Murphy. Margaret Lyons, Reva Campbell. JoAnn Billhcimcr. Janet Devola. ALHA HATER JEAHNETTE HIGH SCHOOL Uawdin fl.nroe M I'I_( 50 ■ — = xn i rw uuv.i tun 5EEEEEEE3E —f l _ 1 . ,1: • 133 8 I -p- - .— Class1? H I } _ r :3 iTii i i- 2 i- ii WfN Deep in the hills and ual eys — There stands the school u e- looe Uhile thelonq wears are pass - in a Still -a: el stands the school oe-■ 1 , km=i s i , r I mi « t t J z J _ ZL_2 1 J W 3 Oti So r in the dim-mino - rou) And care ueli -P -f hf iwi — om - ther — t: Our hearts re- Til life’s last it torn to breath is : the I jj: | _ . I 0 J . T 0 t r —1- J «• LJ l=T=itd X- -a: n A - ter Ma ter ri ht ric ht =E=EE A I - m a A I - mi Em-blem of -troth and Em-blern of troihand 3¥ m —r h -i— 1— i n -rf3i a— A | — ma A1 - ma -3T-4:. M a- t.er n a. irer TETO _ « 3 i i 1 i Hou dear to us thy-Hou dearto us thuj- — f= 1 j lioht In |i ht And « 1 “1 :J T U teach-in js Our oo - er i oor 3 I toes are- al-wijs iqiht u� iHstill CAr-ru bright? 79 Front Left: Rose Marie Verone. Carol Comer. Patty Kraut . Top Left: Linda Werner, Judi Werblin. Gail Murphy, Janra Reitz These hard working girls are always ready to greet each football fan as he enters McKee Stadium. We can be grateful to the program sellers for the pleasant and efficient way in which they do their job. The profit from these programs is contributed to the athletic insurance fund. PROGRAM SELLERS This club, under the direction of Mr. Priolo, is in charge of all the school equipment such as projectors, tape-recorder. , and phonographs. These boys must know not only how to operate these machines, but also how to clean and take care of them. The members of the club also help at class parties, dances, and other special events. AUDIO VISUAL Seated l.cft: Alan Stape, Tom Baughman. Cliff Snyder. Bernard Lrnctlc. Pete Burc yk, Standing Left: Joseph Kritzer. Jack Lade, Paul Komarin-ski. Jack Razey, Francis Chapman. Joseph Molinero. Dennis McGuiggan 80 Eront Left: William (tolling. Dennis Zera, Sandy Tutich. Mr. Stincbiscr. Dennis Luce. Bernard Ernette, John Curtioff. Top Left: Rosinc Painter. Linda Lawrence. Mrs. Moczydlowsky, Mrs. Tocco, Mrs. Loreto. Mrs. Novak, Beverly Hogg CONCESSION STAND WORKERS “Hey! Hurry up, “May I have some sugar for my coffee? “How much are those candy apples? are the never ending cries on a Friday night at the concession stands. Doing their best, the student-workers try to please everyone. Under the direction of Mr. Earle Stinebiser. with capable assistance from our own Mrs. Novak and Mrs. Moczydlowsky, the concession stands are a booming success. FUTURE DOCTORS Attention Dr. Kildare and Dr. Casey, here come your future replacements! This club has elected Judy Berger as their chief-of-staff and Veronica Rossi as their secretary-treasurer. These Future physicians, under the guidance of l)r. Kenneth Diddle and Miss Rebecca Sheerer, will surely come out on top. Bottom Left: Betti Carey. Veronica Rossi. Judy Berger, Su anne Srebro, Standing Left: Janet Clarkson. Karen Laskey. Jeff Miller. Stan Cronin. Laura Gazze, Miss Sheerer 81 Bottom Left: Fred Scibcl. Beverly Stern. Sheran Marsaln. Ed Slonecki. Ed Monstrola, Anthony Sawinski, Patty Regolti. Karen Monstrola. Joe Campana. Second Row Left: Camille Natalc. Joe Haggerty. Phil Kurman, Vince Christofano, Jim Fellows, Tom Dent. David Vastell. Diane Beckwith, Marie Constantine. Mr. Robino, Third Row Left: Sammy Uhrin. Joe Gogolsky. Thomas Smith. Jack Howard. Dave Burchell. Jerry Chishko. John Mowry, Joe Remic, Paul Serago, Frank Drury This club is a new addition to the extracurricular activities at J.S.H.S. The main objectives of the club are to study and collect forms of money such as coins, tokens, and paper money, and to encourage interest in this field. Spon-spored by an avid coin collector, Mr. Joseph Robino, the club made a field trip to a local coin show. Serving as officers were President Ed Monstrola, Vice Pres. Ed Slonecki, Secretary-Treasurer Anthony Sawinski. COIN COLLECTORS This group of hard working boys, sponsored by Mr. Priolo, performs a vital part in each school assembly. The boys are responsible for having the proper stage settings and lighting. Their other duties include operating the P.A. system and working the curtains. STAGE CREW Bottom Left: Tom Buughman. Cliff Snyder. Bernard Ernctte, Top Left: Paul Komarinski. Francis Chapman Jack Ra ey 82 Seated Left: Nancy Yackulak. Reva Campbell. Linda Dorohovich. Linda Sehring. Paulette Ponzetti, Standing Left: Sheryl Tcdesco. Faye Kidd. Sue Conquer. Diane Brock. Debby Reid. Gwenny Gault. Miss McMaster LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, sponsored by Miss McMaster, is open to any student who wishes to become better acquainted with our library. The members learn to use the card catalogue and find books, magazines, pamphlets, or reference material. The library bulletin board is one of the club's activities. The officers are: President Debbie Reid: Vice Pres. Paulette Ponzetti; Secretary Nancy Yackulak; Treasurer Sue Conquer. ETTE KETTE CLUB The goal of the Ettc Kette Club is to obtain the knowledge of proper behavior in school and in social activities. Under the guidance of Mrs. Stump, the club raised money for a banquet which was held at the end of the year. The officers are: President Susan Spino, V. Pres. Debbie Valetti, Secretary Annette Sunseri, Treasurer Christine Longo. Seated Left: Patty Miller, Judy Battisti. Judy Garlits, Debby Valetti, Susie Spino. Annette Sunseri, Christine Longo. Janra Reitz, Bonnie Maddalena. Toni Terpko, Second Row Left: Mrs. Stump, Judy DiGiacobbe. Llatne Blair. Karen Monstrola. Carol D'Orazio. Nancy Gray, Sheila Petersen, Barbara Pervornic, Jean Mahkovic. Mary Wurzell, Peggy Korn. Kathy Slrcussnig. Marie DcPonte. Elaine Strcussnig. Margo Rabbits, Top Row Left: Joyce Mangan. Mary Ellen Barbish, Diane Walters. Anita Octave. Mary Ann Hoak. Gloria Ricci, Judi Wcrblin, Susan Miller. Rosanna DiMartino, Karen Cavazza. Linda Gurnick, Kathy Castine. Ruth Gray. Rosine Painter Sealed Left Bottom: Bill Kolling. Tim Klobucar. Paul Carrol. Sandy Tutich, Mike Spina. Guy Moffa. Mike Herring. Joe Tutich. Joe Carle. Barbara Rummick, Second Left: Mr. Stinebiser. Joe Marsili. Jeff Schmitt. Carol Miller. Judi Werblin. Denny Luce. Jim Wherry, Beverly Hogg. Linda Laurence. John Curtioff. Arnie Priolo. Anthony NEW MEMBERS Pacelli. Bob Seymore. Joyce Mangan, Third Row Left: John Bender. Claudia McAtce. Michael Lavcllc. Michael Chanoski, Charles Ped-row, Bill Pettigrew. John Cametti, Larry Wentzel, Susan Miller. Carl Leonard. Dick Lavcllc. Joe Molincro. Danny Carey. Carol Loughner. Dolores Watkins FRENCH CLUB A The French Club, which attracts a large number of students, was engaged in many worthwhile projects this year. Guided by Mr. Earle Stinebiser, the club participated in the fund raising drives for Muscular Dystrophy and Cerebral Palsey. During the Christmas and Thanksgiving holidays the club provided baskets for the needy families of the Jeannette area. To earn money for its annual trip to New York, the French Club sold candy and magazine subscriptions. OLD MEMBERS FRENCH CLUB A Seated Left: Valerie Casper. Janet Stern. Sandy Schmidt. William Smail. Janet Neal. Janra Reitz. Irene Neumann. Brenda Gross, Patty Wallace. Pattv Caralli. Joyce Tocco. Carol Bradley. Second Row Left. Donna Conrad. Donna Royer. Kathy Shrosk. Catherine Smolen-ski. Linda Kivala. Kathy Homer, Josephine Chanoski. Debby Wilson. Rocco Procida. Connie Sehring. Lee Carroll. Kevan Kolling. Richard Bittner. Charmainc Spahr. Christine Osborne. Third Row Left: Adcle Biava. Reva Weiner. Tom Garvas, Bill Fleming, Tom Kennedy. Don Dixon. Gail Murphy. Jay Baughman, Stan Cronin, Terry Stuchcll. Bill McCrcady. Andrew Drazdik. John Fetsko, Jon Patton. Rolf Hansen Seated Left: Terry Agona. Darlene Morgan. Becki Carey. Patty Miller. Bccki Lancashire, Lorraine Dinsmorc. Lucille Marsh, Peggy Gillis, Glenna Myers. Debby Falatovich. Diana Mains. Second Left: LuAnn Mash. Linda Aquilino, Nancy Gaich, Larry Andiorio, Louis Was-nesky, John Capo i. John Griffin. John Huesdash, Lou Izz.o, Laura Ga zc. Sue Kritzcr. Kathy Kerin. Sandy Malachowski. Alan Bianchi. Third Left: James Pctrillo, Karen Laskey. Linda Curry. Mary Tanyer. Kenny Gault. Vic Fondrk. Terry Leighty, Doug Wilson, Jeff Pilking-ton. Bernard Lrnette. Tim Hartung. Richard Pompei, Janet Irwin. Beverly Stern. Kyra Kryzak, William Sarge. NEW MEMBERS FRENCH CLUB B Serving as officers of French Club A were Guy Moffa as President; Mike Spina as V. Pres.; Mike Herring as Secretary; and Sandy Tutich as Treasurer. The officers of French Club B were Jim Rankin as President; Dave Orange as V. Pres.; Mary Louise Lula as Secretary; and Susie Spino as Treasurer. Through the combined efforts of the officers and members, the French Club accomplished the things it had planned to do. OLD MEMBERS FRENCH CLUB B Front Left: Clara Keller. Mary Friscarella. Helen Stempfer. Susie Spino, Jim Rankin. Dave Orange. Mary Louise Lula. Sandy Halavan. Donna Pontarolo. Second Left: Mr. Stincbiser. Rosine Painter. Vince D'Antoni. John Carnathan. Rich Zollinger. Dick Peltier. James Young. Tom Beatty. Joe Haggerty, James Mauro. Suzanne Srebro. Debby Leighty. Third Row Left: Gary DiFonso. Dallas Dclu io. lohn DeBlasio. Joe Gogolsky. Timmy Leighty. Denny Zera, Bob tree. Tony Gaslevich, Russell Muto, Linda Lewis. Anthony Rinier Seated Left Bottom: Anna Rose Williams, Lisa Yurt. Shirley Ann Williams. Alfred DeMarcki, Louise Reidmiller, James Sully. Cynthia Loreto. Mary Lou Morrah. Darlene Morgan. Standing Left Top: Mrs. Frye. Cheryl W'asiclcwski. Ralph Keister. David Bal arini. Tim Har-tung, Edward McAlister. Albert Cec-concllo. Gary Sollecchio, Clifford Snyder, Carol Werner This club's aim is lo create a love of art and give those gifted with artistic ability an opportunity to display it. Mrs. Fry's art club has worked vigorously decorating the stage in the auditorium for the year-round assemblies. Aside from this, the club tries to give assistance to any school departments. The Greensburg Art Museum received a visit this year from the Rembrandt Club. The officers this year were Louise Reidmiller as President, Jim Sutty as V-Pres.. Cynthia Loreto as Secretary, and Alfred DeMarcki as Treasurer. REMBRANDT Better known as F.G.W . this club holds the interest of many girls seriously considering nursing as a career. Miss Rebecca Sheerer is the club's sponsor and assists the members with their projects. This year F.G.W. sold Jayhawk pennants, and the profit went to organizing a field trip to a nursing school. Most of the members work as “candy-stripers in the area hospitals. Serving as officers are: Cathy Curry President; Sherry Bushyager Vice Pres.; Linda Panosky Secretary; and Connie Sehring Treasurer. FUTURE GIRLS IN WHITE Bottom Left: Patty Bcnedyk, Connie Sehring, Trea.. Linda Panosky. Sec.. Cathy Curry. Pres.. Sherry Bush-yager. V. Pres.. Lou Rene Fallas, Carol Carroll. Top Left: Lynda Ellen-berger. Carla Harbaugh, Betty Patterson, Linda Pcilikcr. Shirley Murphy. Mary Jane Goodman. Nancy Szarama, Miss Sheerer Bottom Left: Janet Devola, Sheila Petersen, LuAnn Mash. Bccki Lancashire. Standing Left: Linda Doro-hovich. Linda Ernettc. Becky Hartman. Linda Peiliker. Paulette Pon etli. Sandra Halavan. Miss McM aster LIBRARY MONITORS One of the busiest groups of Jeannette Senior High School is the library monitors. Under the capable guidance of Miss McMaster these girls render assistance not only to the students of our school but to the faculty and administration as well. This year's monitors work side by side with our librarian keeping the library in tip-top condition. Jeannette Senior High can be proud of its library and its aids. CHESS CLUB One of the most active clubs at J.S.H.S. is the newly organized Chess Club. Whoever thought that our cafeteria could be turned into a tournament room for eager, chess-playing teens? Every Monday night the club meets under the guidance of Mr. Hodge. The officers are: Bill Baughman, President; Bill Lewis, Vice-Pres.; Phil Kurman, Secretary-Treasurer; and Nancy Ruhland. Corresponding Secretary. Seated Left: Mike Hosner. Nancy Ruhland. Phil Kurman. William Lewis. Kathy Pon etli. Rolf Hansen. Vincent DePalma. Standing Left: Ray Frye, Lawrence Speecc, John Durbiano, Charles Murphy. Rodney Abraham. Ronald Bloom, Terry Stcpanik. Dennis Noel. Mr. Hodge 87 Bottom Left: Rose Marie Blasco. Bonnie Keim, Nancy Ruhland. Mary Louise Lula, Debby Detwilcr. Janra Reitz, Linda DePalma. Donna Papinchak. Audrey Cafasso, Clara Keller. Kathy Elias, Carol Bradley, Second Row Left: Veronica Rossi. Judi Brigode. Beverly Wirick, Damaine Martin. Debby McCartney, Debby Freger, Stephanie Giacomo. Elaine Jupena, Bccki Lancashire, Joyce Tocco, Edna Kuntz, Dolores Soles. Debby Lcighly, Anna Marie Christofuno. Rita Marchctti, Mrs. Owens, Third Row Left: Linda DiLoreto, Linda Neal, Beverly Hogg, Kathy Kistlcr, Judi Werblin. Bill Pettigrew, Jim Wherry. Steve Varonka, Louie Zeminski, Linda Lewis, Patty Peduz i, Nancy Gaich, Linda Lawrence, Helen Stempfer, Cathy Curry. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA TRAVEL Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Owens, F.T.A. has become a very active club. Working along with Mrs. Owens are the officers: President Janra Reitz. V. Pres. Linda DePlama, Secretary Debby Detwiler, Treasurer Donna Papinchak, Corresponding Secretary Audrey Cafasso, Historian Mary Louise Lula. The main purpose of F.T.A. is to interest students in the teaching profession through panel discussions, guest speakers, film strips, and Observation Day. One of the most popular clubs at J.S.H.S. is the Travel Club. The main purpose of this club is, as the name suggests, to travel. This year, under the direction of Mr. Hursh, Travel Club sold magazine subscriptions. The profits were used for a trip to New York. The officers were: President Scott Gehr; V. Pres. Linda Gurnick, Secretary Carol Miller, Treasurer Jean Mahkovic. Bottom Left: Carolyn Harkobusic. Toni Tcrpko, Carol Arch. Carol Blasioli, Becki Hribal, Andrea Horvatic, Marsha Yeager, Clydella Nichols, Janet Devola. Jennifer Watson, Michele DelTorre. Second Row Left: Bonnie Rchm. Debby Harshey, Martha Donaldson. Cathy Castine, Jean Mahkovic. Carol Miller. Scott Gehr, Linda Gurnick, Barbara Pcvornik. Sharlcnc Whirlow, Linda Ernettc. Pam Groth, Judy DiGiacobbe, Third Row Left: Maria Vorsino, Sally Kearney, Darla Varonka. Sharon Bernie, Sheila Petersen. Stephanie Giacomo. Shcran Marsaln. Annette Sunseri Carol Mash, Marie Constantine. Patti Rcgotti, Elaine Lapina, Karen Chiapparelli, Karen Monstrola, Rita Marchetti. Carol D’Orazio Kathy Homer. Peggy McDonald. Rosemarie Virone, Fourth Row Left: Debbie Freger. Camille Natale. Jerry Wiriwood, Jimmy Carasella, Chuck Constantine. Denny Shelton, Kevin Mangan. Ted Antoniak. Joe Bush. Tony Konosky, Herbert Rogers. Alan Miller. Gary Wolfe. Tony Chicklo, Josephine Chanoski. Debby Freeman. Boitom Row Left: Cynthia Loreto. Judi Brigode, Peggy Korn, Elaine Blair, Audrey Cafasso. Marie Clark, Mary Wurzell, Kathy Streussnig, Sharon Croushore, Judy Garlils, Second Row' Left: Marie DePonte, Laura Guy, Debby Valctti, Diane Walters, Mary Kate Luzar. Ralph Heinauer, Carol Lehosky, Sarah Tickle, Emma Lou Franklin, Jeanie Rogers. Mr. Abraham. Third Row Left: Nancy Ncilson, Denise Brigode, Rebecca Tickle. Susan Pawlik, Ann Weightman. Victoria Nichols, Janice Kasparek. Gloria Ricci. Karen Crowell. Sandy Baloga. Patty Ruzyc, Gwenny Gault. Carol Comer. Debby Stevenson This club is under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Thomas Abraham. The Commercial Club's main purpose is to give its members a greater insight into the business world and things they would not perhaps learn in the classrooms. The club is restricted to no certain courses, but rather open to the entire student body. The Commercial Club has made several field trips, to Cabin Hill in Greensburg and to different business schools in Pittsburgh. Through the course of the year the club has also taken on various projects. COMMERCIAL The Priestley Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Hugh D'Amato, is open to students taking a college preparatory science course. This year's events included a field trip, scientific demonstrations, writing the “Science Corner for the Oscar, and talks by various speaker. The officers are: President Charles Kunesh, V. Pres.- Dale Kasparek, Secretary Edna Kuntz,Treasurer John Bender, Librarian Tom Patterson, Assistant Librarian Judy Berger. PRIESTLEY SCIENCE CLUB Bottom Left: Lance Kearns, Tom Patterson. Edna Kuntz, Charles Kratovil, Linda Neal, Becky Hartman. Christine Kohl. Donna Stew Kunesh, Dale Kasparek. John Bender, Judy Berger, Second Row art. Third Row Left: Dan Catalona, Jeff Miller. Ron Lapina, Guy Left: Regenia Heinauer, Damainc Martin. Jim Schmitt. Mary Lou Moffa, Larry Wentzcl. Mark Henry, Patty Peduzzi, Richard Casper Bottom Left: Marie Clark, Maria DePonle. Mary Wurzell, Charlotte Rodgers. Kathy Strcussnig, Cynthia Loreto. Judith Garlits. Audrey Cafasso, Second Left: Emma Lou Franklin, Elaine Blair, Marianne Bakes. Carol Lehosky. Frank Drury. Sandra Baloga. Dcbby Valctti. Mary Luzar. Mrs. Owens. Adviser, Top Left: Sarah Tickle. Susan Pawlik. Karen Crowell. Victoria Nichols, Janice Kasparek. Linda Lewis, Ann Weightman, Patty Ruzyc, Diane Walters These busy “private secretaries are senior commercial students. Under the supervision of Mrs. Owens these girls work as prospective secretaries being introduced to the modern business world. The commercial work room serves as their office as they prepare the dittos and mimeographs which the teachers' subjects require. Learning by experience will prepare these girls for the future positions they will hold. FACULTY SECRETARIES Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Katharine Seiler, the Spanish Club strives to give a greater knowledge of the culture and language of Spanishspeaking countries. Projects were planned to raise money for a trip to New York and trips to see Spanish plays. The officers for this year were President Vincent Arch, V. Pres. Debbie Detwiler, Secretary Linda Peiliker, and Treasurer John Bartosh. SPANISH CLUB Bottom Left: Nancy Ruhland. Carla Harbaugh. Linda Peiliker. Vince Arch. Debby Detwiler. John Bartosh, Karen Crowell. Debby Bertolina, Top Left: Patty Keister. Bob Taylor, Kevin Mangan. Bob Miller. Jim Bishop, Tom McCartney. Veronica Rossi. Mrs. Seiler 90 Bottom Left: Christine Kohl. I om Patterson. Sherry Bushyager. Ron Lapina. Denny Zera, Janra Reitz, Mary Lou Farrell. Second Row Left: Gary Wolfe. Kathy Elias, Scott Gehr. Laura Gazze. Donna Papinchak, Damaine Marlin. Larry Tragesscr, Donna Stewart. Miss Hansen. Third Row Left: Jeff Miller. Patty Peduzzi, Richard Casper, Tony Gaslevich. Bob Miller, Charles Kunesh. Ron Thompson, Mary Lou Kratovil, Richard Terrill MU ALPHA THETA To become a member of Mu Alpha Theta, a student must have a B+ average in math and be in his third year of college preparatory mathematic s. Meetings are held once a month and are conducted by the officers: President Ron Lapina, V. Pres.—Denis Zera, Secretary—Sherry Bushyager, and Treasurer— Rocco Procida. During these meetings, which are sponsored by Miss Helma Hansen, students are presented with the histories of great mathematicians. STUDENT COUNCIL Being the voice of the students, the Student Council is always willing to hear suggestions on any improvements that will benefit the school L’nder the skilled sponsorship of Mr. Wilbur Shaul, the members of this group are elected by their homerooms on the basis of their representative and executive abilities. Caring for the concession stand during the basketball season, adding more card tables to the school supply, and obtaining a movie at the end of the year were the activities of the Student Council for this 1965-66 school term. Bottom Left: Lucille Marsh. Bonnie Rehm, Charles Kunesh. Donna Stewart, Tom Patterson, Damaine Martin. Larry Hamilton. Carol Arch, Second Row Left: Linda DePalma. Kathy Strcussnig, Laura Gazze. Rita Marchetli, Mary Smolenski, Irene Neumann, Clydella Nichols, Shcrr Bushyager. Mr. Shaul. Third Row Left: Larry Tragesscr, Dale Kasparek. Bob Fisher. Richard Casper. Steve Varonka. Phil Kurman, Donna Papinchak. Vince Arch. Dcbby Wilson Bottom Left: Diana Mains. Michele Vanos. Kathy Elias. Sherry Bush-yager. Rosemary Sliwoski, Bonnie Rehm. Debby Falatovich, Carol Arch. Bccki Hribal. Second Row Left: Su anne Srebro. Patty Sol-lechio. Martha Donaldson. Laura Gaz .c, Kathy West. Judy Berger. Nancy Chapman. Kathleen Clark. Lourene Fallas. Miss Fontanella, Top Row Left: Linda Curry Larry Cronin. Bill Lewis. Rich Pompei. Ron Selva. Gary Wolfe, Larry Tragesser. Lance Kearns, Janet Daniels NEW CLASSICAL CLUB MEMBERS OLD CLASSICAL CLUB MEMBERS The Junior Classical League is a club organized for students interested in the culture of ancient Rome. One year of Latin is required, so that each member can understand the customs of the Roman people. Some of the projects of the club, sponsored by Miss Elsie Fontanella, are a Latin Hootenanny at St. Vincent's College, the selling of plastic yearbook covers, and a Roman-style banquet, with which the club highlights each year. Serving as officers this year were Rcgenia Heinauer—Consul; Steve Varonka Pro-Consul: Betti Carey Scriba: and Rich Casper Quaestor. Bottom Left: Rose Marie Blasco. Richard Casper, Betti Carey. Regcnia Heinauer, Ste c Varonka. Donna Stewart, Audrey Cafasso, Second Row Left: Damainc Martin, Christine Kohl. Linda Panosky. Becky Hartman, F.dna Kuntz. Linda DePalma. Mary Lou Farrell. Third Row Left: Linda Neal. Mary Lou Kratovil. Bill McKnight. Charles Kuncsh, Tom Ilohn, Patty Pcdu zi. Helen Stempfcr, Paula Sensenich Bottom Left: John Stayer. Vince D'Antoni. Louis Wasncsky, Anthony Rinicr. Robert Blucy. Tom Patterson, Anthony Chicklo. Second Row Left: Tom Rogers. William Sarge. Barry Poglein. John Scrlo. Jim Young. Larry Hamilton. Tom Beatty, Bill Bedont. Mr. Basom, Third Row Left: Jeff Miller. John Brennan. Tom Smith. Denny Zeru. Ralph Hcinaucr. Doug Wilson, Joe Bush. Lester Guest. John DeBlasio Throughout the years the Alpha Hi-Y Club has been an asset to J.S.H.S. The main objective of the club is to install good Christian character in each member of the club, as well as throughout the school. Mr. Basom, sponsor of Alpha, helps the boys maintain a respected reputation throughout the community. The officers for this year are: President Anthony Rinier, V. Pres. Bob Bluey, Secretary Louis Wasnesky, Treasurer Tom Patterson. ALPHA HI Y “To build a better world, ready I must be is the familiar motto of Beta Tri Hi-Y. Miss Duncan is the sponsor of this all-girl club. For a project the girls in Beta sold novelty and gift items. The profit went to service the school and worthy charities, Y.M.C.A. and Muscular Dystrophy. Beta Tri Hi-Y tries to maintain the three goals of its slogan: Pure words, pure thoughts, and pure actions. The officers are: President Cathy Curry, V. Pres.—Donna Papinchak, Secretary Karen Chiapparelli, Treasurer-Marie Clark, and Chaplain Clydella Nichols. BETA TRI HI Y Bottom Left: Maria Vorsino, Carol Blasiole. Clydella Nichols. Karen Chiapparelli. Cathy Curry, Donna Papinchak, Marie Clark. Judi Brigode, Janet Dcvola. Second Row Left: Lucille Marsh. Becki Lancashire. Barbara Clarkson. Linda hrncttc. Sally Kearney. Janet Clarkson. LuAnn Mash. Loraine Dinsmore, Cathy Mangan. Miss Duncan. Third Row Left: Mary Jane Goodman. Donna Pontarola. Maria Constantine, Nancy Gaich. Kyra Kryzak. Janet Irwin. Kathy Kistlcr, Linda Cooper. Ann Weightman, Rita Marchctti. Susan Kritzer, Elaine Lapina Bottom Left: Joann Billhcimcr. Sharon Croushorc. Dana Bender. Gayle Padcn, Peggy McDonald, Diane Bender, Charlotte Rodgers, Ruth Barrett. Second Left. Hazel Croushore, Robert Acklin, Tom Baughman. John Stokum, Dale Kasparek, Dennis Augustine. Kenneth Gault. Kugcne Myers. Emmie Beaver. Mr. Irwin. Top Left. James McIntyre. Mark Henry, Richard Mull. William Storey, David Burchell. Gerald Chishko. Robert Kcpplc. Ken Rumick. Louis Zeminski, Ronald Lapina, William Ozzello This club is under the new leadership of Mr. Jack Irwin. Its goal is to teach the members how to listen and appreciate good music in all fields. The monthly meetings are set up in somewhat of a class basis, where Mr. Irwin instructs the members of the club how to judge good music. The club has made several field trips into Pittsburgh for musical programs and also has undertaken several projects during the past year. MUSIC CLUB The Future Homemakers of America is a club whose goal is to instill within each member a sense of pride and accomplishment for her part in managing a household smoothly. Under the capable guidance of Miss Doris Patch, cooking, sewing, and keeping within a budget are just a few of the basic fundamentals taught so that their goal may become a reality. This year's officers were President—Jo Ann Verdone; V-Pres. Marianne Bakes: Secretary—Mary Tanyer; and Treasurer Laura Guy. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Bottom Left: Carol Carroll. Laura Guy, Marianne Bakes. Joanne Gayle Haines. Mary Mackey, Mary Trautwine, Teddy Srebro, Top Verdone. Mary Tanyer. Sheryl Ncwhousc. Barbara McElefresh. Left: Linda Pcarsol, Patty Berry, Mary Ann Mora. June Guy, Karen Second Row Left: Penny Dornin. Patty Benedyk. Eileen Marco. Loebach, Patty McAlister. Kathy Paterson, Palma Manietta Seated Left: Laura Gazze. Treas.. Beverly Hogg, Pres.. Marc Gehr, V. Pres.. Beverly Wirick. Sec Center Row Left: Carol Bradley. Sandy Armburst, Debbie Bertolino, Margaret Lyons, Connie Sehring, Damainc Martin. Dolores Soles. William Smail, Donna Stewart. Top Row Left: Mr. Richl-Adviscr. Judy Berger. Larry Cronin, Patty Peduzzi. Ralph Heinauer. Scott Gehr. Karen Crowell. Carol Loughner. Linda Panosky CrZ Zm AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The American Field Service Club is a new addition to our school. Working with the city's A.P.S. its program consists of raising money to bring a foreign exchange student to Jeannette and promoting interest in the exchange program among the students. This year the club sponsored an assembly consisting of four foreign students attending area schools. Under the guidance of Mr. Riehl various money-making projects are the mainstay for Jeannette's hope of having an exchange student next year. The officers are: President, Beverly Hogg; Vice President, Marc Gehr; Secretary, Beverly Wirick; Treasurer, Laura Gazze. The National Honor Society is a nation-wide organization composed of juniors and seniors. Requirements for membership include maintaining a 3.5 scholastic average throughout the school year and possessing certain qualities of character and leadership. This year the organization is under the capable guidance of its officers: President Patty Peduzzi, V. Pres. Rita Marchetti, and Secretary-Treasurer Christine Kohl. They are assisted by the club sponsor Mrs. Bess Williams. Seated Left: Rita Marchetti, V.Pres.; Patricia Peduzzi, Pres.; Christine Kohl. Sec.-Treas.; Second Row Left: Kathy Elias, Bonnie Rehm, Sherry Bushyager. Gary Wolfe. Mary Lou Farrell, Linda DePalma, Donna Stewart, Larry Tragesser, Janet Daniels. Third Row Left: Miss Vezzctti Student Teacher. Linda Panosky, Linda Neal, Ann Weight- man. Regenia Heinauer. Richard Casper. Tom Patterson. Charles Kunesh, Donna Papinchak, Damainc Marlin, Betti Carey, Top Row Left: Bill Baughman. Rocco Procida. Jeff Miller. Denny Zera. Larry Wcntzel. Tony Gaslcvich. Ron Lapina. Richard Terrill, Mrs. Williams. Adviser. Bottom Left: Barr Poglein. Jerry Hogg. Joe Molinero. John Durbiano. Jerry Jones. Rocco Procida. Second Left: Arnold Priolo, Bill Johnson. Lester Guest. Tom Kennedy, Larry Hamilton. Reginald McClain. Top Left: Carl Leonard, Frank Morgan. Jim Wherry, Dave Orange. Dale Selchan. Jim Lauf-fer. Dennis Luce. The Boys Sports Club is under the c;ip;thle guidance of Mr. Carl Davis. This club is open to all boys who are interested in sports and who want to learn more about athletics in general. The club not only teaches the fundamentals of various sports, but, most important, it teaches good sportsmanship and builds character, two things essential not only in sports but in life itself. The main project of the club is the issuing of either jackets or blazers to its senior members. The officers for this year are: President Larry Hamilton, V. Pres. Lester Guest, Secretary Denny Luce, Treasurer Jim Wherry. BOYS’ SPORTS This lively and ambitious club is composed of girls who work to learn the fundamental rules of good sportsmanship and team work, to learn the fundamental rules of various sports, and to train girls in the leadership necessary to conduct sports activities. The Girls' Sports Club under the supervision of Mrs. Gaudi sponsors the annual Buttons n' Bows game, enlightens the hearts of the children at the hospital at Christmas, and ends up the year's activities with bowling. Mrs. Humes, Adviser, is away from school on a second semester sabbatical leave. GIRLS’ SPORTS 96 Top right: Denise Brigode, Patty Krautz. Linda Lewis, Carol Comer, Janet Neal, Joyce Kuntz. Roseanna DiMartino, Jennifer Watson. Sandra Malachowski. Bonnie Maddalena. Darlene DiMarlino. AnnaMarie Christofano, Mary Louise Lula, Linda Aquilino. Debby Leighty. Beverly Wirick, Mary Ann Hoak, Stephanie Giacomo. Lois D'Orazio, Mrs. Gaudi. GYM CLASSES IN ACTION Kneeling Left: Mr. Baughman, Coach; Mr. Amann. Mr. Stutz. Standing Left; Mr. Jioio, Mr. Noviello VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES OPP. J.S.H.S Penn Joint 6 14 GBG. Central Catholic 0 0 Hempfield Area 54 0 Connellsville 22 21 Latrobe 27 7 Derry Area 7 0 Kiski Area 0 13 Mt. Pleasant 13 7 Greensburg 28 13 VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1965 Varsity Football Season ended with a 2 6 I record. The Jay-hawks looked for a promising season, led by a squad of eighteen lettermen, but the fate of the Hawks was one of misfortune rather than of success. Jeannette started out with a winning effort against Penn Joint and a hard-fought scoreless tie with Greensburg Central Catholic. The two exhibition games being completed, the Jayhawks were ready for Hempfield. a team which the Jays have yet to subdue. Jeannette, having received the kickoff, started by driving up field, right through the Spartans. The drive suddenly stopped and so did the Jays, for it was Hempfield the rest of the game, as Jeannette suffered a crushing defeat. The Jays then lost a one-point heart-breaker to Connellsville and also a defeat at the hands of Latrobe. The Derry game was a hard-fought contest, but the Jays just couldn't score as they were defeated by one touchdown. Against Kiski, one of the stronger teams, the Jays proved to be too much as they shot at the Cavaliers and came through with Jeannette's first Double A win in twb years. The next week the Jays were defeated by the Vikings of Ml. Pleasant and finally suffered a loss to the Lions of Greensburg. However, the Jays made Greensburg earn its win as Jeannette dominated the entire first half. Although the season was not as the Jayhawks would have liked it to be, they displayed good sportsmanship and an all-out effort. Boilom Row. Left: Kevin Rolling. Bruce Miller, Percy Williams. John Detruf. Gary Sollecchio. ST. MGR. RANDY LEONARD Tim Hartung. Jerry Winwood. Eugene Marks. Ray Wirick. Gary Piasccky. Second Row, Left: Mr. Amann. John Camctti. Dale Selchan. Bob Bosley. Danny Carey, Tony Konosky. Tony Virone, Jon Patton. Lou Iz o, Paul Orange. Tom Ercditario. Jerry Hogg. Denny Shelton. Third Row. Left: Mr. Zahyochak. Mr. Myford. Mr. Noviello. Mike Lavelle, Paul Carroll, Jim Rankin. Paul Pro. Bob Miller. Jim Wherry, tony Gaslevich. Frank Morgan. Russell Muto, Bill Fleming. John Bartosh. Mr. Jioio. Mr. Baughman-Coach. Fourth Row. Left: Randy Leonard-St. Manager. Tim Klobucar. Mike Herring. Guy Moffa. Ron Mash. Dave Orange. Bill Smith. Dick Lavelle. Lester Guest. Arnie Priolo. John Capozzi. Mike Spina. Mr. Stutz. MICHAEL HERRING SENIORS JOHN CAPOZZI ANTHONY GASLEVICH PAUL CARROLL LESTER GUEST TIMOTHY KLOBUCAR RONAI O MASII RICHARD LAVELLE ROBEK I Mil I I K GUY MOFEA DAVID ORANGE RUSSELL MUTO ARNOLD PRIOLO JAMES RANKIN MICHAEL SPINA WILLIAM SMITH JAMES WHERRY PLENTY OF ACTION!! JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Jnette. 6 Penn Joint Opp. 7 7 Wilkinsburg 6 13 Latrobe 20 6 Hempfield 6 33 Greensburg 0 BASKETBALL CHAMPS SECTION 2-A Left: Lawrence McClain. Barry Poglcin, Arnold Priolo, Lester Guest. Jim Wherry. Dave Orange. Dale Selchan. Denny Luce. Joe Molincro, Reginald McClain. Larry Hamilton. The 1966 Jayhawk basketball squad is truly the greatest in Jeannette's history. The team, consisting mostly of seniors, showed skill and desire to win as was never before displayed by a Jayhaw k basketball team. But much of the credit must go to our fine coach, Mr. Carl Davis, who worked hard all season with these boys, molding them into the successful team that they arc. The Jays lost their first two exhibition games by only a few points, but it was later proven that it wasn't the Jays nature to lose. The Jays then won 21 straight games, breaking the previous record of 11, and going undefeated in league play and capturing the Section II title. Winning the section in a thrilling match against Greensburg gave Jeannette a bid in the WP1AL playoffs. The first game was played at the Pitt Field House against North Hills. Gelling a rough start, the Jays came back strong in the second half to defeat the Indians. The Jays then advanced to the quarter finals held at the Civic Arena. It was here that the Jays were finally halted. Jeannette just couldn't get started and was defeated by the Steelcrs of Farrell. However, our 1965 66 squad can be quite proud of the fantastic new school records set this season. Credit must Help from Coach Davis our team with the incentive needed to go to the top. JSHS VARSITY SCORES OPP 59 Penn Hills 6! 56 Schenlcy 59 71 Turtle Creek 67 85 Charleroi 63 69 Gateway 43 78 Belle Vernon 63 78 Penn Joint 50 79 Sewicklcy 57 63 League Hcmpfield 47 81 Conncllsvillc 62 61 Southmoreland 53 79 Mt. Pleasant 62 69 Derry 51 82 Latrobe 58 64 Greensburg 57 62 Hempfield 47 70 Connellsville 55 60 Southmoreland 45 75 Mt. Pleasant 61 65 Derry 61 85 Latrobe 65 77 Greensburg 61 65 PLAY-OFF North Hills 54 50 Farrell 68 Student Managers: Rolf Hansen. Paul Goodman. Steve Varonka, Gary Brinkcr. A WINNING SEASON Under the fine leadership of Mr. Charles Hursh, the Junior Varsity basketball team was led to a winning season of 14 victories and 6 losses. Losing most of their exhibition games, the Jayvecs bounced back and won every one of their league games, except for their losses at Hempfield and Latrobe. They showed great determination and drive, qualities much needed for varsity participation. With these boys at the controls, the future of basketball at JSHS should be a bright one. JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Left: Jerry Hogg. Tom Kennedy. Willie Burns. Top Left: Jerry Jones. Jon Patton, John Durbiano. Greg Malika. Exhibition Junior Varsity JSHS OPP. 43 Penn Hills 48 33 Schcnlcy 53 53 Turtle Creek 38 56 Charleroi 48 33 Gateway 43 46 Belle Vernon 63 LEAGUE 43 Hempfield 36 51 Conncllsville 41 46 Soulhmoreland 26 57 Ml. Pleasant 46 50 Derry 36 48 Latrobe 60 52 Greensburg 40 44 Hempfield 46 49 Conncllsville 31 42 Soulhmoreland 35 67 Mt. Pleasant 57 50 Derry 33 52 Latrobe 35 56 Greensburg 38 Dave Orange Arnold Priolo Jim Wherry “HEY, HOOP, HOOP!” Bottom Left: Kevan Rolling, Paul Orange. Robert Relick, Dennis Shelton. Gary Piasecky, Tony Vironc. Second row left: Tom Eredetario. Jim Lauffer, Ed Monstrola. Joe Gogolsky, Dennis Wasic-liwski, Frank Morgan. Top row left: Vince Arch, Don Dixon. Arnic Priolo. Bill McCready, Mr. Stutz. BASEBALL GOLF Bottom Left: Lou Izzo, Frank Drury, James Pctrillo. William Sarge. Joe Marsili. Sandy Tutich, Rolf Hansen. Top Left: Mr. Barnes. Rodney Abraham. Tom Kennedy. Denny Zcra, Greg Matika, Doug Wilson, Jim Bishop. Bernard Ernette, Terry Sluchell. WRESTLING Bottom Left: Allen Peters. Craig Parnell. Marc Peters. Joe Campana. Darwyn Kasparek. Joseph Krit er. Second Row Left: Mr. Bronzie Coach. John Stayer. Mike Herring, Frank Drury. Dan Carey, JoeTulich, Paul Carroll. Sandy Tutich. Top Row Left: Tonv Virone, Bob Fisher, Bruce Wilson, Tim Hartung. Paul Orange. Eugene Neubert. Lee Carroll, Collin Boatright. JSHS OPPONENTS 47 Elderton 8 27 New Kensington 30 22 Penn Hills 30 30 West Mifflin 31 21 Hempfield 23 36 Wilkinsburg 15 14 Latrobc 39 19 Greensburg 33 II County Tournament 37 23 Churchill 25 14 Bluirsvillc 27 22 Penn Joint 27 14 Kitlanning 31 TRACK Bottom Left: Edward Rinaldi, Ray Wirick. Joseph Kritzer. John Bartosh. Collin Boatright. Larry Speece. Second row left. Barry Poglcin. Bill Baughman, John Ruzyc. Ron Sehring, Tim Hartung. Ken Bossart, Eugene Allshouse. Top row left: Mr. Baughman, Paul Goodman, John Cametti. Paul Pro. Bill Smith. Anthony Konosky. George Guest 108 I DEBBY LEIGHTY, CO-CAPTAIN LINDA AQUILINO, CAPTAIN DENISE BRIGODE 1 ANNA MARIE CHRISTOFANO DEBBY FALATOVIC H JUDY GARLITS CHEERLEADERS “Ready, gang? Let's go!” Does this phrase bring back memories of football games, basketball games, and wrestling matches? Everywhere they go people want to know who they are, and so they tell them, “We are the Jayhawks!” The 1965 66 J.S.H.S. Cheerleaders, under the supervision of Mr. Priolo, have added the zip, boom, bang to sports. MARY WURZELI LINDA GURNICK JEAN MAHKOVIC IN CONCLUSION Now that we, the class of 1966, have graduated, the halls of JSHS seem a little different. We will no longer be a part of the happy times to be had here in the future. But we can gain happiness just by looking back on our days together. To our successors we leave the promise of the fulfillment and discoveries that can only be achieved through memorable high school experiences. For ourselves, we are left with the promise of a new life. Although Commencement traditionally marks an end, it is actually a beginning a beginning that holds a special meaning for each of us. Time may find us gone our separate ways, but JSHS will always hold a special place in our hearts.