Langley High School - Aeronaut Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1966 volume:

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Perhaps the traditional ivy-covered walls will stand foremost in your thoughts. Or maybe it will be of all the little things which made the high school years a collection of unforgettable moments, as well as a time for learning. Whatever the reason, it is clear that Langley will be remembered by all her students--having exchanged past years for priceless memories. g 1 5 3 f 5 1 1 1 1 1ls1f rs,z2i L 4 ACU LTY The Faculty found the 1965--66 school year to be unique, For the first time in Langley's history the students and teachers came to school in three shifts. The Juniors and Seniors came in the first shift which started at 7:50 and ended at 2:25. The Freshmen and Sophomores began school at 8:40 and were finished by 3:15. The remaining underclassmen started at 9:45 and were dismissed at 4:05. Each student went directly to his first period class rather than reporting to a homeroom as had been done in the past. 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Q3 2 't?:'zv.Qi1'Nuf WSWNS W fgak k 'f1'Hfi.f'1i lfxlini, A ' 21 M-f' .M W ' ,, ' - 4 H ',f' l X g 'iw' Administration Mr. Raymond McGahey was Mr. Angelo's right-hand man. As Vice-Principal of the senior school, he handled most of the disciplinary problems of the students. Mr. Robert Angelo has been the Principal of Langley Jr.-Sr. High School for the past three years. During this time he has supervised many changes in Langley's program and has worked very hard to keep the school running smoothly. His warmth and friendliness have been an im- portant part of his success and account for much of his popularity with the faculty and student body. The biggest change in this year's program was the procedure of attend- ing school in shifts. This came about as a result of the increasing enrollment of each new class. Many new teachers were added to the faculty list so that the number of students in each classroom was kept to the smallest possible number. Mr. James Dickson, Vice-Principal of the junior school, was a friend to all of the students and faculty members, as well as an important part of the Administration. , -. 5 . . '9 5 K , 4 , X A'-Nb 1 :I 'Y 45 f S P 1 Y u 45 . 1 5 X ' - xg. ' K .gn E X .,., ., N J Ab W .., ,.: , . ff QQ! 3 - 'sl' wig' si gi ' .5 , . Mi 1 Len Blumling Mavls Brldgewater Raymond DeFaz1o ENGLISH SCIENCE John Butz Michael Tomko LANGUAGE JoAnn Kuzak Grace Thomas Pilar Libenson DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Elliott Klein . 3 HOME ECONOMICS Frances Hadden Charlotte McDanel Gertrude Freeman INDUSTRIAL ARTS Joseph Lazor Alfred Ulrich Bernard Koval SOC IA L STUDIES I .Q . vu 1 1 A v-q y PHYSICAL EDUCATION Olga Cawley Carol Miller MUSIC John Kehayas Kathryn Kahr Floyd Bennent Edward Ursinyl Dorothy Kapp Mary Kathryn Layne 4565? Q' M .sniff 1 5 545.5 . o-vw A is W 5 V 5 9 K .. T136 K fm X, Q , is QW ? Sb' gg fg gafx i ,,V..Y, ,H ,H 3 ,fi -- ,ig Vw. 22:3 .wwmmxeaaf 'ss 2-vw ,V - 1:1511 W .If Fff' if :F 'IT ,L A ' cc .w 7 4 V . K Wi? if mf., uf: f J 1. :QMS it Service with Mrs. Elizabeth Shinko worked closely with those students who were employed by the Youth Job Corps. Mrs. Catherine Britton and Miss Olive Snee were two of the counselors who helped each student choose his curriculum in preparation for a future vocation. Mrs. Edna Schmidt, Mrs. Frances Downs, and Miss Ida DiRicco managed the secretarial affairs of the school while keeping the main office running smoothly. Mr. Leo Goode, the counselor for the senior school, assisted students in selecting the correct schedules for the school year and determining their future occupations. Mrs. Edina Schmidt, Mrs. Frances Downs, and Miss Ida DiRicco managed the secretarial affairs of the school while keeping the main office running smoothly. 1 6 W and administers all pool equipment. Smile Mrs. Nell Beiber, the scnool nurse, and Dr. Harry Loikrec have a busy year giving medical attention to all the students. Mrs. Catherine Brudin, the pool matron, checks the records of the different classes These cafeteria women have the respons1b111t1es of plannmg and preparmg the good meals we all enJoy SCDPHCDMC The Sophomore Class, bright- eyed with amazement, has taken the first step of a journey that will mean a successful future if used to the fullest advantage. Becoming a part of the senior school meant many new op- portunities to serve the school and take part in senior school activities. The girls were permitted to try out for positions on the cheerleader and ma- jorette squads for the following year and those boys who were interested, were given the chance to try out for the Varsity athletic teams. Auditions for the A Choir included many Sopho- mores as well as auditions for the Band and Orchestra. The year pro- vided a small taste of what the re- maining two years at Langley will be like. It has been said that a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. The Sophomores have . wr-A U11 ,ri xl. 4' ?.'i5V-35511. 'K frgw' f ' ff., if, f 't ff a-Y'flf'f W' U an 1 eg-l .- .ag .V ,tr 7.21 W wif! iff. W Q - 1 f , 5 ' , , , .. f ftwxwi , if , .f 5 , ,fiwyg ,Q . w ' :riff--, f Q gi-,...,,'-14 , f, v.Ig,,,+lf,5. N, .1 J 1.-ii -,gem rw-SZ. MV 1 .Vigil inf if -7-.. . F' 'lv .V W. f it , g .Q-'f' J' TT .43 .Y I 1' A -.ai-.L-'H Zwwe',21,gf:a' - , . ff,f X- 1 ,:'w, ',--H , w ,. ,,,,. Ag U f .M ,V :Q-wr, f,.gg,,:l 'f.,,. I .4 ,L 03:53, w,...sr. . . .. - .'-- , Q' . .. 3 S taken this step and look forward to M' t 4,33-. gy ii Q :Z 1 the day when they can call them- QVT U' T p i r selves Seniors and then move on, 1 W 'fm f f 7 i 'M' never to let down until their greatest ' ' w i if i x Q .. 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Roney, H. Rose, T, Ross, S. Rossi, M, E, Rowland, P, Russell, S. Samuel, P, Sayka, M. Scanlon, M. Scapes, B, Schaefer, K, Schaffold, D. Schmid, W. Schmidt. G. Schoffstall, R Schotsch, J . Schreiner, G. Scully, S, Sherry, R. Q Shindledecker, S Shevlin, L. Sholl, G, Simelis, J , Singiser, S. Smiechowski Smith, G. Smith, J. Snyder, N. Sonnett, K. Spangler, K. Spencer, W. Sporrer, F. Stacy, C. 7 Staroschuk, A Stevenson, E . Stout, E. Strapac, C, Stumper, M, Suter, L. Svienty, J. Swick, K. Tait, J , rmebaud, R. Thompson, B Todd, T, Trecki, J. Turkas, E, Turnbull, J, Twardy, M. A Verlinich, J . Voorhees, D. Wagner, R, Waidler, K, Wano, K. Washabaugh, Washington, D Weinbrenner, Wellinger, J. Wenzel, M. West, M. J. Whalen, C. Whitaker, J. wichryk, K. Wilk, R. Williams, J. Willy, D. Wilson, L. Winkler, J. Winters, R. R. 5355 S K' .. ,,. ,, . , . , U ,ly Wieckowski, D, -. ' at 1 . X F is-Q W E 'Qi L , 3. 'X L 5, V 'U 5 Wise, N. Wisser, M. Woessner, M. Wojciechowsk Wolfes, S. Wood, C. Woods, J. Wuenstel, S. Yahemovitch Young, B. ' Zak, K. Zimmerman, --.: l f at is W' ? , M J i f , ,g5,,g,:ig ' 'NJ w i i ,Ri S if 9, Q 2 1 4 s fav aw, sy- . ,.. z1.z.E,fI :, 1.1 EEZF'--faffiaw -2. 1,2 -va rs' 2' f f . .g 5 'I 4- 1 E' 5 A. ,' if-.,. .at W 24 3 N . Q' ,315 va.: Q , :EH iftifgj .15f:2'7?.5:.? :par if 2 1 f YQ s 1 M . t , '41 '5 E , W 'X J Af N f f I The Conservatory Club helps keep Langley's courtyard beautiful, fills the green house with many different kinds of plants and furnishes each teacher with a potted plant in the spring. The members of this unique organization are, bottom: R. Knox, L. Holzapfel, M, Geagin, C, Bean, W. McEachern, and S, Rutkowski. Second: S, Evans, S. Ross, F. Walizer, J, Cunningham, K. Bock, A Juergen, C, Whalen, C, Reno, F, Sporrer, J Jericho, P, Gallagher, R, Deer, W, Hardy, R Couch, R, Meager, and Mr. M, Tomko. Top:' J. Woods, D, White, M, Jacobs, L, Lee. F if 3, ,,:-we ...sf af 5 t - ,.,... . .,. .KKVI 1 . h 25 TLIDE T LIFE The Student Life at Langley is always busy and full of excitement. This past school year was no ex- ception and followed much the same pattern as in other years. The sale of Activity Tickets paved the way for participation in extra-curricular ac- tivities, as the various clubs began getting organized, A Student Coun- cil, consisting of representatives from every homeroom, was set up and through this, the students' opin- ions and desires were made known, New uniforms for the Majorettes and Cheerleaders added sparkle to the excitement of the football sea- son, as the late fall activities came swiftly. Plans for the Homecoming Dance were being made while the Seniors searched for prospective buy- ers of Class Play tickets. The Stu- dent Council Christmas Project was once again a huge success and so the New Year came. The end of the first semester was warmly greeted by all, as slight indications of spring activities be- gan taking shape. The competition, both in the track meets and baseball games, was intermixed with the glow- ,ing thoughts of the Junior-Senior Prom. Graduation rounded off the activities for the year, as the students, were once again vacation-bound, Extra-curricular activities are an important part of Langley High School's program, The benefits of a well rounded education are many-- and for this reason, Langley strives to keep the Student Life active. 1 l 5 af .l .4-2, ii' , . M .,.t .- 26 cw-4? my Aff Q if M iw if J 'V' S m 15523595 A L, ,. ,V . ,ffm -1.-A-we-,-kia. f.f.if-ff-am., -ww .F '-P' f t .X -. an iii?- ' 2 EW .-x Q A- , -1. -y X W- 5 P' Rig Q in 'Q ! 9 1 Q, wi ,,1kg,g M H, Wa J A fi .N ' R, ' ig! X .vhs m4fk,,,i HL. ,X g 'aa' , 'w4?,ai-ix Giwulz A f 1 Vw x 43 M.. ,..,, Q .5 K X ,thnx - if -. ,M Q yw UW' V ,,-, 1- .,,,, f .rwmfww K 4. 5 h12 fW -- Xi. ga Members of Student Council are, bottom: N. Wise, E. Branson, C. Meredith, J. Schwer, P. Buriak, J. Buckley, J. Bruno, D, Morgan, P. Crawford, G, Reidell, R, Brockington, M. Tamilia. Second row: A. Betts, P, Kendra, J. Schotsch, F, Edwards, B. Cieslak, D. Hayes, K, Vitale, A. DeBartelo, J. Wellinger, C. Deere Voshall, M. Simpson, P, Burford, M.L. Conway, B. Arlet. Third row: D. Dunlevy, R. Gillespie, G. Pfender, C, Jacobs, R. Tenace, P. Barrett, J, Foreman, J. Turnbull, E. Peters, F. Paxinos, S, Scully, K. Wano, E. Leschak, K. Demko, K. Miller, J. Blonar, S. Smith, K. Rife, NLA. Burns, L. McIntosh, M. Greer, C. Osborne, J. Felice, R, Rizzutto, J, Stanchak, W, Coleman. Top: E. Moore, D. Beckham, J, Painter, N. Werkstien, D, Auel, J, Klemm. Student Council This year the Student Council was supervised by Miss Carol Bailey, Activi- ties Director. Working with her were the officers of the student body and one representative from each homeroom, They were all kept busy serving the school in this important way. The year began with the sale of Activity Tickets. A powderpuff football game was held, with proceeds given to Student Council. Gifts and baskets of food were collected and given to needy families in the area at Christmas. Dances were held for worthy causes. Cookies were sentto the boys from the Langley area serving in Viet Nam. The year was filled with projects sponsored by Student Council - all of them for the betterment of the school and its citizens. The 1965-66 Student Council officers are, standing: George Pfender, president, Joanne Turnbull, vice-president, Darlene Washington, secretary, Richard Rizzutto,jr. vice-president.Seated is Mary Alice Burns, treasurer. 28 The main job of the Student Council is to govern the student body. This purpose is fulfilled through meetings with the officers and homeroom repre- sentatives. George Pfender, president of the school, presides over these meetings. 1: qubs The Canteen is run by the Student Council, also. With the help of students like J. Jessep and D, Street, refreshments are made available to spectators of all home football and basketball games. D Washington buys an Act1v1ty Ticket from K Kotarski and N. Koerbel, members of the sales committee. One of the most worthwhile projects that the Student Council sponsored this year was the Litter Bug Campaign . Litter bugs were made in the art classes and then were mounted and hung throughout the school. Barry Arlet, committee chairman, is pictured with one of these posters. The project had notable effect in cleaning up Langley's corridors. 29 Aeronaut Members of the Aeronaut staff are, seated: J, Keck, L. Kercher, J, Wagner, G, Socher, S, Rosso, M,A, Burns. Many hours of hard work and planning are put forth in the publication of the Aeronaut, Langley's yearbook. The staff spent the seventh period of each day and many hours of overtime Working to meet deadlines and complete assignments. Credit should be given to Mrs. Gladyce Petersen, the sponsor, and to Sally Rosso, the editor-in-chief, for patiently handling the heavy responsibility that was theirs. The staff feels that all work is paid off when a book is published that will bring enjoy- ment to Langley students for years to come. Working closely with the editor-in-chief are: Mary Alice Burns, assistant editor, Joanne Turnbull, underclass section editorg and Suzanne Miller, senior section editor. Standing are Mary Warren, cover design, and George Socher, sports editor. Standing: Y, Pascuzzi, D, Neely, J. Turnbull, C, Reder, J. Lucas, B, Young, M, Wisser, M, Warren, S. Miller. Looking over yearbook plans are Sally Rosso, ed1tor-in- chief, and Mrs. Gladyce Petersen, Aeronaut adviser Langleyan Staff Seated: C. Strapic, M. Kier, V, Dorsey, E, Branson, J. N. Dunhoff, G, Downs, J, Boisen, K. Klotz, D. David, L, Mehalich, B, McConnell, B. Tresky, S, Kocyan, K. Rife. McIntosh. Third row: R. Quarles, D, Krall, S. Dougherty, Second row: K, Demko, J, Klemm, G. Jenkins, D. Luttrell, J, Dunn, H. Dick, R. Dick, J. Carter, J. Painter,,L, Ahrens. J. Bauer, J.McKnight, P. Pace, R, Weinbrenner, G. D'Alo, Reporting of school events and student accomplishments, proofreading and typ- ing of copy, and meeting deadlines all go hand-in-hand in the production of the senior school newspaper, the Langleyan. The staff works during the seventh period each day and before and after school to provide the student body with an up-to- date record of the happenings around school. Kathy Rife, sports editor, and Janet Klemm, Elva Branson, andK, Klotz, assistant editors, work hard to meet their deadlines. Seeking advice from the Langleyan sponsor, Mr. Carmen Accetta, is Laura McIntosh, editor-in-chief. as t,.,.- A ,. -.1f,,fm iuzsiuuil -,w:,u,.- ' 31 ational Honor Societies The National Honor Society is an organization composed of the out standing students in the Senior Class. The members are, bottom S. Miller, S. Shoemaker, K. Klotz, S. Kizina, J. Boisen, G Socher K. Rife, J. Keck, P. Brantner, J. Hill. Second D Washington, K. Quinn, L. Kercher, J. Klemm, J. Brown, L. Darrall, S Smith, S. Rosso. Top: Miss C. Bailey. T.Paulauskas, D. Krall, G Pfender, W. Nagel, J. Rutkowski. Pictured to the right are the officers S. Kizina, treasg G. Socher, pres., J. Boisen, vice pres K Rife, secy. Under the direction of Miss Carol Bailey, the Senior Honor Society, made up of the leaders and scholars of the Senior Class, served as the business staff for the yearbook. Members took orders for yearbooks and delivered them to the students. They were also responsible for the annual Homecoming Dance, one of the biggest events of the school year. This year, as always, Langley is proud of the members of this fine organization for their accomplish- ments and service to the school. Langley has a similar organization in the junior school. The members of the National Junior Honor Society are, bottom: D. Kelso, K. Darcy, C. Abernathy, S. Muellershon. Second: M. Tamilia, M. Steele, D. Kalada, D. Boley. Third: J. Felice, J. Schachter, S. Holste, B. Antonelli,-R.Rizzutto. Top: D. Graham, B. Atrostic, B. Scott, T. Matthews, S. Witkowski, H. McCall. Distributive Education Distributive Education, sponsored by Mr, Elliott Klein, is a course in which students prepare to face the business World. The morn- ing consists of classes in which students are taught the fundamentals of sales- manshlp. In the afternoon, they leave school to work at various jobs throughout the city. This course is especially valuable to stu- dents who plan to obtain jobs in the field of sales and merchandizing after graduation. Front: F, Matejcic, K. Maternick, J, Adams, D, Bertram, V. Kelly, L, Robinson, G, Wellinger Mr. Elliott Klein, sponsor. Back: W. Lyons, R, Irish, R. MacDonald, J. Seibel, G, Parris J Office Assistants Front: L, Schohn, M, A. Tkacik, M. Cronin, S. Kocyan, S. Connors, B. Tresky, C. Kos, E. Reibel, D, Neely. Second row: D. Carlisle, Y, Mauk, S. Dailey, K, Kotarski, K Rife, L, Beck, M. Hermann. Third row: J. Brown, M. Donahue, D, Davis, P, Bertram, A. Cifelli, J. Boisen, L. Zizza, N, Koerbel, J. Janiec, J. Vanderpool, C. Kukuruda. Back: T. McGivern, S, Harrington, K, Klotz, S. Smith, L, Mclntosh, K. Quinn, T. Foreman, J. Jessep, S. Kizina, C. D'A1essandro, J. Reuschlein. The offices of Langley High School are kept in smooth running condition be- cause of the faithful work of the office assistants. Their duties consist of anything from typing absence bul- letins to running errands. Recognition should be given to these senior girls who willingly give up their study periods to serve the school in this way. 33 34 Key Club Wnfmi 1? Visual Aids W. McGivern, R, Quarles, P, Kendra, C, Beam, D, R, Deuscle, W. Yost. Top: R. The Key Club is an organi- zation affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. One of their main jobs is to deliver baskets of food to needy families at Christmas. This year they presented an assembly to the juniors and seniors emphasiz- ing the importance of good gov- ernment. Langley is proud of the boys in this club who are giving their time to help others, William McGivern, Key Club president, and Mr. William 'Kohut work together to plan the varied projects which the club will undertake. Audio Visual Aids is an organization in which stu- dents are taught the funda- mentals of operating pro- The members of the A.V.A. are: J. Cush, S. Ahrens, Mr. Robert Hembold, sponsor, and J, Lucas. jection machines, They use their training to assist in classrooms when needed. The number of students in A.V.A. was reduced this year because of the new schedul- ing program, This placed a great responsibility on the few remaining members. It was their job to keep up with the heavyfschedule de- spite the reduction in mem- bership. They also had to train more students and teachers so that the program of Audio Visual Aids could be continued in the class- rooms. :f: The members of the L1brary Student Staff w11lmg1y Betts, L. Kercher, W. Eisenberg, S. Peck, J QTLVS of the1r t1me to ass1st the school 11brar1ans Cross. Vanguard Theater Langley students look forward to presentations by the Vanguard Theater. Performers from the Pittsburgh Playhouse visit the high schools of Pittsburgh twice during the school year. Students enjoy both the assemblies which are presented and the individual readings given by the performers in English and history classes. This year theypresented two plays: RHINOC ERITIS and THE INFORMER, A scene from THE INFORMER is pictured. The mem- bers are: Edd K, Gasper, Tom Dennis, and Sunja Svendsen. Broadcasters The Broadcasters are, front: R. Deuscle, S. Kocyan, S, Shoemaker. Back: G. Pfender, B, Schuyler, W, McG1vern. A day in Langley High School is not complete with- out the P,A., announcements. During the homeroom period the students pictured to the left present a devotional read- ing followed by the daily an- nouncements and the calendar of events. The Broadcasters are trained and sponsored by Miss Ellen Booth of the Eng- lish Department. C The Stage Crew consists of, front: T. Doty, J. Schotsch. Second row: It is the job of the Stage Crew to control the lighting, scenery, and props of each program presented in Langley. The members of t hi s group willingly g i V e their time to attend re- hearsals and performances. They are trained and spon- sored by Mr. Alfred Ulrich, who works with them so that each program will run smoothly. Mr. Alfred Ulrich, sponsor, J, Ambrozlc, D. Davare, D, Motz, J, Davis. Back: G, Andrews, R, Pruszko, W. Beck, J. Conti, D, Lefler. Future Teachers of America The members of the F,T.A, are,front:J,Boisen, Y. Mauk, Spisak, K, Kotarski. Third: C, Gerde, K, Klotz, D, Z, Dunkleman, D, Hayes, K, Vitale, J, Keck, NL Hermann, David, G, Downs, M, Platts, Mr. Robert Rial. Back: M, Roth, R. Horner, E, Bukowski, S, Wilke. Second row: J. Klemm, S, Miller, S, Rosso, L. Darrall, T, Hess, P, S, Shoemaker, L, Mclntosh, S, Davis, S, Kizina, D, Neely, Keniston, P, Pace, R, Jaros, L. Ahrens, M, Bushnell, M. Warren, B. Bell, J. Turnbull, K, Miller, C. Reder, C, R. Holmes, C, Irwin, C, Tirpak, K, Smith. Hall Patrol Mr. Angelo and Mr. Rial, the F. T.A, sponsor, discuss plans for a club trip to various area colleges. W R Members of the Hall Patrol who endeavor to keep the halls orderly are, seated: R. Porco, S, Plocido. Standing: E, Stamoolis, J. Bogdan, D, Diven, l M, Dudenas, J, Rutkowski, D. Dunlevy. 37 Service Club The members- of the Service Club work hard each day. McGivern, J. Buranovsky, S. Smith, B, Elliott, L. Seated: D. DQVIS, N. Koerbel, D. Bakalarski,L. schachter, McCaffrey, S. Dailey, J. vanderpooi, c, Kos, L, schorm, M. A. Tkacik, R. Takacs, P, Brantner. Standing: T. S. Connors, W. Jasenak,,K. Quinn, J. Janiec, Miss Potetz. The Service Club devotes much time and energy to vari- ous types of clerical Work for the faculty and administration. In addition to preparing mim- eographed tests and the daily absence bulletin, they learn to operate modern office equip- ment. They are an asset to the school and are to be com- mended for the fine job they have done this past year. The gym assistants are re- sponsible for updating physical fitness records and performing other clerical duties for the girls' Physical Education teachers. Many times they give up their gym or study period to help in this Way. G m Assistants Checking over a few physical fitness records are:K, Vitale, B. Bell, S, Kizina, and J. Reuschlein, seated. United Fund Three members of the senior school are selected to serve as student speakers for the annual United Fund campaign. The s t u d e nt s chosen for the 1965 campaign we re: D. Woodburn, Y. Pascuzzi, and W. McGivern. One of their duties consisted of contacting local civic organizations for the purpose of securing speaking engage- ments. Langleyette The staff members of The Langleyette staff strives to publish an interesting and informative newspaper. Members of the staff are, bottom: J. Voshall, S. Mott, S. Eyth, L. Fiering, L. Leineweber,L. Richardson. Second: N. Werkstein, D. Harmon, A. Beshenich, C. Abernathy, L. Collet, S. Foster. Third: J. Toomey, K. Howe, B. Peters, M. Rush, D. Edwards, S. Farmer, D. Priore, J. Smith. Fourth: K. Klinkner, N. Heidish,S.Culupa, H. Brockington, R. Caruso, C. Hertrick. Fifth: B. Atrostic, W. Fender, C. Quinn, F. Clinton, C. Morgan, R. Wisniewski. Top: E. Conrad, D. Miller, J. Stanchack. the junior school news- paper, the Langleyette, worked hard to make their paper a success. Their re- sponsibilities were similar to the senior newspaper staff, Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Harry Schaffer, the Langleyette staff worked very efficiently. Majorettesg K. Krasauskas, J. Eyring, K, Parris, P, Pace, G, St. Clair. Band members, first row: T. Rush, R, Harding, C. Wareham, D. Laury, D, Schrempf, D, Rosenblatt, D. Davin, G, Berendowski, R. Hempfield, R. Flynn, Second row: D, Mr. Floyd Bennett, director of instru- mental music, gives the dovsmbeat for the band to begin. 40 4 4 Fife, D, King, R. Schaffer, J. Brison, B. Harke, L. White, J. 1 Brown, B. Atrostic, M, Rice. Third row: J. Wolstoncroft, R, Partridge, D. Luttrell, W, McEachern, W, Steenson, M, , Jacobs, J. Deller, L. Lee, H. Schmeideke, R. Mikush. , i Always a part of the Band's performance at home games is the formation of the Langley L . They are pictured here moving into their positions in the L for the playing of the Alma Mater. N The Band The band is a vital organi- zation in Langley, Their half- time performances during the football season are anticipated and enjoyed by all. After the football season, they begin prac- ticing for the Christmas pro- grams in which they take a part. During the spring they are kept busy preparing for the musical. This is the highlight of their yearly performances. Under the capable direction of Mr. Floyd Bennett, they Work together dur- ing the third period each day. The band should be commended for the fine job they have done this past year. During the home football games, the band accompanies the cheering crowd from their seats in the bleachers. and Majorettes The Majorettes are: K, Parris, head, K. Krasauskas, G. St.C1a.ir, P, Pace, J, Eyring. Half time is highlighted by the per- formance of the Majorettes. These girls spent three evenings a week in the sum- mer and also many hours after school, drilling for precision and accuracy. They work hard to promote school spirit and arouse enthusiasm among the stu- dents. Here they are pictured Wearing their new uniforms which were a bright and welcome addition this year. A Cappella Choir The A Choir is a unique organization in Langley because it not only brings pleasure and en- richment to its members, but also to those who listen to the music presented. Under the capable di- rection of Mr. John Kehayas, the Choir has become one of Lang1ey's finest organizations. The members are, front: D. Kierski, L. Bulger, C. Oxenreiter, K. Waidler. Second: M. Taylor, S. Davis, J. Turnbull, J. Magilson. Third: J. Eyring, N. Foster, M. Wisser, R. Horner, J. Whitaker, S. Miller, M. Buratti, J. Williams, P. Pace. Fourth: J. Quiggle, G. Jenkins, S. Ziemke, L. Snak, K. Simon, D. Woodburn, P. Rowland, J. White, S. Rosso, L. Ahrens, E. Johnson. Fifth: JJ Brown, D. Elder, P. Labash, R. Gillespie, G. Knox, J. Reuschlein, T. Haskins. Sixth: J. Moran, G. Schreiner, L. Thomas, O. Rodgers, R. Hastings, L. Maas, D. Lefler, W. Alexander, S. Thompson. Back: J. Bogdan, K. Wichryk, K. Miller, A. Cross, W. Glaser, D. Gulasy, J. Turnbull. One of the highlights of the evening was the Puerto Rican dance routine. It was performed by members of the A-Choir to America 'Carousel of Music' i Mr. Floyd Bennett, the band director, congratulates Charles Nemetz after his solo performance. Many hours of hard Work are put forth each year in preparation for the annual Spring Musical. On April 8th and 9th, 1965, the vocal and instrumental departments un- der the direction of Miss Kathryn Kahr, Mr. John Kehayas, and Mr. Floyd Bennett, presented Carousel of Music. The band presented avari- ety of numbers followed by the younger members of the vocal department performing songs from Mary Poppins. The program ended with the A-Choir's interpretation of West Side Story, The program was enjoy- able for both the participants and the audience. The musical was interrupted by a comic piano-tuner, who was also the surprise soloist of the evening. Beneath the disguise was Mr. James Reed of the History Department. 43 Judith Hill l Jean Reuschlein l Mary Anne Tkacik Suzanne Miller heerleaders Despite frequent rain and cold Weather, the cheerleaders liven Langley's football games with pep and energy. The en- thusiasm remalns the same all year as they cheer the Mustangs through the basketball season. Under the direction of Miss Carol Miller, the cheerleaders practice for many hours after school, as well as on summer evenings, at least three times a week. Their new uniforms this year added much to their ap- pearance. The job of the cheerleaders is to build up school spirit not only by their actions on the field but also by their citizen- ship in school. The cheerleaders felt that their efforts were paid off when Langley students dis- played the fine school spirit that was present this year. mangas- W-We 1Lsae.z-1,rfuf:l:fle1a Janet Boisen Sylvia Wilke Linda Reamer Sally Rosso Joy Wagner The Homecoming King and Queen, J. Bogdan and D. Davis, accepted their gifts as the Court members looked on. The annual Homecoming dance was held on November 24, 1965. Langley's students and alumni were present as James Bogdan and Donna Davis reigned as King and Queen. The dance was sponsored by the National Honor Society. The King and Queen of 1964, Rick Wiedwald and Karen Carlin crowned their successors and presented the gifts. Flowers were given to the members of the court. Homecoming Court The newly crowned King and Queen led the first dance of their reign and were soon joined by others attending the dance. The Homecoming Court consisted ofthe R. Gillespie, S. Rosso, G. Holeczy, F. first four runners-upfor King andQueen. Hanbury, T. Foreman, K. Grada, Surrounding Donna and Jim, they are: S. Davis, D. Whitaker. f 1- - , fi , , ,ZEQXH . w+E2fiS:,,- .2 . mmf - - 1- - Q. :sk iii 2 Mrs. Mona Rush, class sponsor, and her husband are delighted as much as the students with the festivities of the Noreen Koerbel and Gene Holezy were one of the six couples evening. chosen as members of the court. Between dances Diane Killlon, Judy Hill, and their dates spenda few minutes relaxing at one of the tables. Time passes quickly as the prom-goers dance to various rhythms played by the orchestr. .X st it Jim Mezynski and Toni Foreman, the newly crowned King and Queen, enjoy the first moments of their reign dancing with the other members of the Court. J. rt 47 Senior Class Play CAST Student Director . . . ....... . . . Janet Keck Mr. Gilbreath Mrs. Gilbreath Anne . . Ernestine . Frank . Dan . Bill . . . Martha . Lillian , . Fred . . Jackie . Larry . . Joe Scales . Miss Brill . Mrs. Fitzgerald . Dr, Burton . . Thomas Paulauskas James Sandok . . . Linda Darrall Judith Eyring . . . Sally Rosso Suzanne Miller . Janet Boisen Sharon Kizina . James Painter . . . Karl Smith . Richard Jaros Mary Alice Burns Karen Kotarski Jacqueline Magilson Pauline Pace Margaret Hermann . . Shirley Davis Kathleen Rife . Richard Gillespie Donald Whitaker . . . Barton Arlet . Darlene Betts Lois Kercher . . Mary Warren Diane Killion . . Kenneth Smalls Dog .... . . Hollingsworth Rosso Many thanks go from the Cast to Mrs. Mona Rush, the director, who worked tirelessly and patiently during the many long hours of practice. I'l1 not let you out of the house with theml ,. declares father, Jim Sandok, when Anne, Suzi Miller, shows him her new silk stockings. At it again! The minute my back is turned! Bill, Rick Jaros, has a habit of interrupting his older sister, Anne, Sally Rosso, and her boyfriend, Larry, Rich Gillespie. ... and all you'l1 have to do is glance at this chart... . Father, Tom Paulauskas, is explaining a new idea for saving time to his wife, Linda Darrall. Of all the dumb dogs! Dan, Karl Smith, has the endless task of rescuing the dog from Dad's bed. JU IDRS The Junior Class found that the addition of another year meant more responsibilities as well as more privileges. Officers were chosen to handle the affairs of the class and to work out any problems that might arise. January came slowly, but sure enough the class rings ,arrived and found their way onto almost every Junior's hand, The most memor- able event of the year, the Junior Prom, came with painstaking slow- ness. Once it had arrived though, the soft lights and music faded into memories all too quickly. On Senior Day, the traditional black and White appeared on every Junior classman in mourning for the Graduating Class of 1966. Another year now gone, the cher- ished dream of becoming a Senior is but one step away. That step will mark the beginning of even- more responsibilities and privileges. Each will add something to the character of the student and help to prepare him for a place in the future. vm --W Y -,325 1 -7- Y? 7, ,i,...,,, ,, W, M is , ,wifi wt fy. gy, 45. w.,iK . A Y ggi? Q wk if 1 ,Q ,A ' V fm is 'W ' f . is , xy 114' is my fi I ,K J wr fgvy ,af Q if ' fix Vw if -Rf f -fu 5, in P , ,iii M y in wil' ' v YV 1 ,,,f , . 4? fl 43 Y Q I i E I i 5 1 mx mx v w.w.w-wi, X,m,w,,,mn1z ww, Junior Executive Coun il Two representatives from each Junior homeroom were J. Gass, M, Jacobs, B, Schuyler, W, Schwilm, D, Gulasy, chosen to make decisions for the Junior Class. They are: D, Kossler, J, Domski, J, Barnes. Kneeling are: M. R, Holmes, S, Schulz, J, Turnbull, K, Vitale, B. Bell, Simon, J. Toole, C, Whitaker. K, Kraft, Y, Pascuzzi, L, Reamer, L, Maas, K, Bock, Early in their Junior Year, Langley students elect two representatives from their homeroom to a Junior Class Executive Council. 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S CRT The trees surrounding the foot- ball field had turned a golden brown and a few leaves had already begun to fall. The crowd cheered for the start of the game, and thus the foot- ball season began. With only a few returning lettermen, the Mustangs struggled to keep up with the record of last year's championship team. They were not quite as successful, but will be tough competition during the coming season. The Cross- Country team worked hard and had a very successful season. Long hours were spent in Basketball practice as the first signs of winter appeared. Hampered by the small number of experienced play- ers, the team had a tough time getting started. The Tankers made a good showing and the many-hours of practice proved worthwhile. Spring brought the sports into the outside air once again, as Track and Baseball practice began. Striving to repeat the records set by last year's teams, the boys worked long and hard. A Tennis team was also organized after a year's omission, thus completing another year of Langley sports. Q L SX . 1 fi R 9 -fa W 4 1 , -xg.-wwfmmim-ng,,,fww-1-.mwmi wmmmwwmwumm N Q,-f-Q: , , ,i W ',,, WMM-If ,f i ww- . The members of the 1965 football team are: front, G, Pfender, L, Tucker, J. Kennane, E. Stamoolis, C. Graham, J. Rutkowski, J. Carter, E,Ho1eczy,W.A1lan,K, Schotsch, D. Washabaugh, Coach Shearer. Second: J, Toole, S, Dugger, E. Smo11er,J. McKissock, J. Conteen, H. Edwards, K. Grada, E. Wisniewski, M, Dudenas, J, Bogdan, A, Betts, F. Vitale, T. Beale, J. Magilson, Coach Walter. Third: W. Hershberger, T. Mally, T.Haskins,D.Kossler, Football SEL QV OA fmuzmuxs swf Coaching the 1965 Mustangs were Mr. R. Shearer, Assistant Coach, Mr. D. Walter, Head Coach, and Mr. R. Ames. E, Dzadony, J. Cain, J. Allan, J. Spagnola, D. McGee R. Servati, D. Gulasy, G. Wantje, J. Barnes, G. Carlisle Coach Ames. Back: H. McCall, D. Bell, R. Boyce, M McGuffey, V, Dearring, A. Anderson, D. Quarles, S. Beshenich, E. Farmer, J. Cooper,J,Jacobs,W, Morrison B, Schmid, D. McIntosh. To the left are the managers M. Kel1ey,.E. Peters, J.Turnbull, E.Morre, andR.Reidell Season Record t Langley - - 2 Stowe - - Langley - - 14 Mt. Lebanon Langley - - 0 Fifth Avenue Langley - - 19 Allegheny - Langley - - 6 Gladstone - Langley - - 7 Perry - - Langley - - 14 Carrick - Langley - - 7 Oliver - - ei Spirit runs high among the players as they move onto the field A11 eyes are on the field during a critical moment to start the game. of the Allegheny game. Langley won by a score of 19-0. Despite the fact that thisyear'steamhadon1y afew letter- M. Dudenas, D. McGee, J. Magilson. Second: A. Betts, men returning, the boys worked hard, striving for a E.Ho1eczy, D, Gu1asy,F. Vita1e,T.Ma11ey,E. Stamoolis, winning season. Members of the A Squad offensive and J. Rutkowski, E. Wisniewski, C. Graham, V. Dearring. defensive teams are, front:W.A11an, L. Tucker, J. Barnes, Back: D. Washabaugh, J. Conteen, J. Toole, K. Schotsch, J. Kennane, H. Edwards, S. Dugger, K. Grada, J. Bogdan, J. Carter, T. Haskins, G. Pfender, G. Wantje, D. Kossler. Lang1ey's defense gets ready for action as Gladstone starts the play in motion. Deep concern over the game is reflected in the faces of the coaches. In a desperate attempt during the closing minutes, the Carrick Raiders pulled out ahead of the Mustangs to win the game. HIGHLIGHT OF MLISTAN ACTIO i An injured player finds the condolences of Coach Walter helpful. Don McGee gains a few yards for the Mustangs. Langley lost the heart- breaker to Gladstone, '7-6. Mustangs in Action Dribbling toward the hoop in an effort to score is Terry Price, being closely guarded by a Perry defender. Leon Webb, Langley's leading scorer, nets a point from the foul line. Watching the shot is Bill Schmid. N Mr. Shearer gives instructions for plays before an important Bill Schmid dribbles downcourt, awaiting an game, as two of our star players listen carefully. opportunity to shoot. Tom Wiedwald studies the basket as he awaits an opportunity Terry Price grabs a rebound and prepares to go up to shoot. for the score. A Perry defender awaits the result. Near the end of the game, tension builds as our players fight for possession of the ball. Well guarded, Terry Price shoots with careful aim at the basket for a valued point. Basketball With only two retu r ning lettermen, the Mustangs had E. Winston, J. Hanley, W, Schmid, T Haskins H Brown to virtually start all over again. The team members are: T. Rose, T. Price, T. Weidwald. J. Pobicki, L. Webb, W, Yeager, V. Dearring,L. Thomas, Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Langley Coach Shearer gives the team captains, Terry Price and Leon Webb, some tips on moving the ball during a game. Leon averaged 27 points a game and Terry followed with 15 points. Season 52 58 75 56 69 52 63 53 '75 68 75 84 62 46 Record South Hills Oliver - - Carrick - Connelley Perry - - Allegheny Gladstone South Hills Oliver - - Carrick - Connelley Perry - - Allegheny Gladstone Trzmk V Members of the Track team are, front: W, Allan, Back: R. Sherry, D. McGee, E. Wisniewski, G. E. Stamoolis, M. Dudenas, H, Edwards. Second: Pfender, G. Wantje, D. Gulasy. J. Spagnola, E, Smoller, G, Wargo, G, Obusek. Passing the baton to Mike Dudenas is Don McGee. The Mustangs consistently took first place in this event. The Track team consists of many hard working boys, each of whom excels in at least one particular track or field event. They practice every day after school in the spring, in preparation for their track meets with other schools in the city. The events range from hurdles and relay races to shot put and discus events, The best representatives of each event are sent to compete in a city-wide meet, and medals are awarded to those who are able to place either first, second, or third. These boys are then sent to compete in a state- wide contest. Coaching the Track team is Mr. Don Walter. His hard work and enthusiasm helps the boys to really strive for a winning team. 73 Cross-Countr The Cross-Country team enjoyed a successful season in Webb, L. Manz, T,Price,B. Stegall. Second: J Foreman 1965. They felt that the many hours of practice paid off J. McCrea, P. Hanns, K. Miller, T, Sutton J Monti, in the end. Members of the team who worked to bring J. Chubarov, Third: G. Obusek, D. Boehme, A Stuckert, honors to Langley are, front: A. Betts, H. Brosky, L. R. Sherry, D.P1y1er, J. Woods. 1 . The Cross-Country team is coached by Mr. Lloyd Russell. He has served Langley for many years in the Physical Education Department. Langley ---- Langley - - - Langley - - - Langley - - - Langley - - - Low score wins Season Record - 35 Oliver - - - - 23 Fifth Avenue - 31 Carrick - - - 25 Allegheny - - 25 Perry - - - Members of the Baseball team are, front: T. J. Barnes, S. Dugger, R. Tenace, K, Miller, M. Haskins, T. Wiedwald, T. Price. Second: J. Flournoy, J. Flood. Rutkowski, K. Grada, R, Gillespie, J. Gass. Back: Ron Tenace rounds third and prepares to score, under the coaching of teammate John Barnes. Langley's Baseball Team was left with the job of meeting the high standards of the pre- vious year's champion- ship team. The team practiced many hours this spring under the coaching of Mr. Robert Shearer, working not only to match pre- vious records, but also to maintain the sports- manship standards, which are character- istic of all Langley teams. Observing his team in action is coach Robert Shearer, who has recently completed his third season at Langley. 75 Swimming WN ,gg 1533434 as bm- f -F z- .3 ll A vital part of athletics in Langleyis the Swimming team. Each individual must work hard, conditioning himself so that together they can excel in every event. The members of the team are, bottom: T. Paulauskas, J . Painter, C, Stuart, R. Manfredo, B. Schuyler, R, Morris. Second: Season Record Langley - - - 9 South Hills - - - Langley - - - 65 Connelley Langley - - - 38 Allegheny Langley - - - 35 Carrick - Langley - - - 56 Perry - - Langley - - - 45 Oliver - - Langley - - - 38 South High J. Marshall, R, Paulauskas, V. Lauria, R. Schaffer, L Donatelli, J. Cronin, W. Dickson, R. Sherry. Top: F Beshenich, P. Lakovic, R. Koontz,J.Cooley,D.K1einfelter W. Beck, R. Quinn, D. Rauterkus. Lang1ey's Tankers are coached by Mr. Donald Walter. The boys find him not only a helpful and capable instructor, but a good friend as well. Tenni The Tennis team was coached by Mr. Carmen Accetta. The team found him to be an able and qualified instructor. The senior members of the team are D. Krall, T. Paulauskas, W, Glaser, and J. Carter. f r , Dave Krall and Bill Glaser demonstrate the skills used Tom Paulauskas and Jim Carter warm up in the gym in C0II1Petition. before a meet. SE IDRS The Seniors, as usual, found their last year of high school to be the best, Selecting officers to lead the class . . . choosing a Homecoming King and Queen . . . last minute re- hearsals before the Class Play . . . Senior pictures--each was an impor- tant part of the Senior year. The memories of Senior Week were many--the Class Dinner and Dance , , , graduation rehearsals , . . the mortar boards and robes. The year was full of excitement and learning, but the time has come to move on. The paths which lead to the future are many. Only those paths which will make life successful and happy should be pursued. We, the Seniors, will have to decide for ourselves which path is best. In farewell, Langley, we thank you for all the memories and as we've said many times be- fore, Our hearts are true to Thee. This time we mean it not only for the present, but we will make it hold true for years to come. 7 'M SL af- -1- 'si W. haf 1, N 41, uv' 4 :M , ,A - Wggwzgk I1 5 5-1 3 ' -M ,S 53 Q? i 4 5 Q' 1 VY' X Q: -f fwf- Egi Wk. lg. JI J Qs. ' we sit SENIOR CLASS LE DER One of the jobs of the Senior Executive Council was to planthe activities of the Senioryear. The members are, seated: R. Takacs, K. Rife, J. Ferretti, S. Kanuck, J. Keck, S. Rosso, L. Schohn. Standing: C. Kukuruda, E. Jones, D. Krall, J. Bogdan, G. Wellinger, L. Manz, M. Hermann, A. Betts, C. Graham, R. Stacy. Mrs. Mona Rush worked closely with the Executive Council and officers as the Senior Class Sponsor. l The officers presided over the Executive Council meetings, as well as fulfilling the responsibilities of their positions. The officers are: P. Labash, treas.5 J. Conteen, vice-pres.,S. Miller, secy.g R. Gillespie, pres. The Executive Council con- sisted of two members from each Senior homeroom. It was their job to report homeroom opinions to the Council and to make any decisions for the Senior Class. They worked together with the officers in planning the social activities of the Class through- out the year. Daring the Colt 45's to try to stop them, the Pussycats prepare to move the ball down the field for their first touchdovm. Powderpuff Bowl The day was Saturday, November 13, 1965, The time was 1:30 in the afternoon. The event was the Powder- puff Bowl, a touch football game between the Senior girls, the Pussycats , and the Junior girls, the Colt 45's . The game had a fast start and found the Pussycats with a 12-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. The Colts managed Gaining a few yards for the Pussycats was a bit rough, but their second and winning touchdown soon followed. to score once, but the Pussycats stopped them and won the game, 12-6. Over 700 persons watched the game on the rain-soaked Langley field, and all proceeds went to the Student Council Christmas Project. Halftime found Senior backfield coach, Don Dunlevy, beseiged by many questions and The various plays ran rather smoothly, but occasionally, things became a comments about the first two quarters of the little disorganized. An all-night downpour didn't help matters much, as game, the girls had to wade through inches of mud to reach their opponents. 81 SENICDRS it ., , X . L9 Janet L. Adams Distributive Education Homeroom vice pres. 1,23 Girls' Sports 1,23 Swimming Club 1,2,33 Gym Assistant 23 Junior Achievement 33 Fashion Show 1,2Q Sr. Executive Council 4. Theodore Aland Academic Track 13 Chess Club 13 Cross Country 3,43 Hall Patrol 4, James Albright Academic Orchestra 1,2 ,3 ,4, William C. Allan Academic Langleyan 33 Track 3,42 Football 2,3,4. Barton Arlet Academic Homeroom pres. 4,v1ce pres. 23 Langleyette lj Football 1,21 Hall Patrol 4g Class Play Cast 43 Jr. Executive Council 3. Robert Badish General Track 43 Cross Country 23 Hall Patrol 3, Dolores M. Bakalarski Business Activity Sales Committee 43 Service Club 43 Fashion Show 1,23 Canteen 4, Barbara J. Balzer General Future Nurses of America 23 Fashion Show 1,2. Kathryn M. Bankert Business Owen Bateson General Track 1,2 ,3 ,43 Swimming Club 4. Cynthia Beam General B Choir 3,42 Girls' Chorus 23 Girls' Sports l,2,33 Fashion Show 1. Leslie Beck General Homeroom treas. 13 Office Assistant 4. Darlene B. Bertram Distributlve Education Jr, Leaders 23 Girls' Chorus 23 Girls' Sports 2,33 Sr. Leaders 33 Gym Assistant 2. Patricia M. Bertram Business Office Assistant 43 Service Club 43 Trl- H1-Y 33 Canteen 3,43 Fashion Show 1,2. Alvin Betts General Sr, Executive Council 43 Track 3,43 Cross Country 43 Football 3,4. Darlene Betts Business Library Service Club 1,2,3,43 Fashion Show 1 ,2,3j Safe Driving Club 23 Class PlayCast 4. smacks Thomas Bianco Distributive Education Homeroom pres. 4, vice pres. 23 Audio Visual Aids 13 DECA Club 4. Darlene Bickel Business Homeroom secy. lg Girls' Chorus 13 Fashion Show 1. John A. Bigger Academic Lee Bilby General Football lj Swimming 2,3,43 Hall Patrol 4. Daniel Bliss Business Boys' Chorus 23 Hall Patrol 43 Junior Achievement 1,2, Eugene J. Bock General Hunting and Fishing Club 1,23 Hall Patrol 4. Priscilla H. Boehme Business Girls' Sports 2,3. James Bogdan Business Sr. Executive Council 43 B Choir 3g A Choir 43 All-City Chorus 43 Hall Patrol 43 Football 4s Track 43 Basketball33 Home- coming King 4, Janet Boisen Business Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Jr. Leaders 13 Langleyan 2 ,3,43 National Honor Society 3 ,43 vice pres. 3,43 Jr. Honor Society 13 Sr. Leaders 2,33 Sr. Cheerleaders 3,43 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Future Teachers of America 43 Pep Club 2, Class Play Cast 4. Charles Boland General Hall Patrol 4 Janet Klemm was the winner of the National Gallery Art Essay contest. For her excellent writing, she was awarded an all-expense paid trip to Washington D.C., along with the other winners from the city schools. David Bonus Academic Track 2,43 Cross Country 23 Swimming 2. Michael J. Boyle General Football 1,2,3Q Swimming 3. Elva Branson Academic Homeroom secy. 1, treas. 43 Langleyan2,3, editor 43 Broadcasters 23 Girls Sports 1,2, 3,43 Safe Driving Club 3, secy, 33 Junior Achievement 23 Fashion Show 13 Class Play 43 United Fund Speaker 33 Teen and Talent 23 A. P. English 4. Pamela L. Brantner General Homeroom vice pres. ls Aeronaut Business Staff 43 National Honor Society 3 ,43 Jr. Honor Society 13 Office Assistant ls Sr. Leaders 2,33 Service Club 43 Canteen3,43 Conserva- tory,Club 2,3. 85 SENIORS James W. Brison Business Band 2,3 ,4, Michael Broderick Academic Band 3,43 Orchestra 23 Track lg Science Club 2, secy. 2. Harry Brosky Academic Homeroom secy. 13 Track 1,3,43 Cross Country 43 Mechanical Drawing Club 23 Hall Patrol 3,4, Judith Brown Academic Langleyette 13 National Honor Society 3,43 Jr. Honor Society 13 Office Assistant 1,2, 3,43 A Choir 1,2,3,43 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Russian Club 4. Jeanette Buranovsky Business Sr. Leaders 2,33 Service Club 43 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4Q Tennis 33 Future Teachers of America 33 Trl-Hi-Y 23 Junior Achieve- ment 3. Mary Alice Burns Academic Student Council Jr. Vice pres. 13 treas. 43 Christmas Project 1,2,3Q Homeroorn pres. 1,2,3j Jr. Class vice pres. 33 Jr. Executive Council 33 Aeronaut 3,43 Assistant Editor 43 Jr. Leaders 13 Jr. Honor Society 13 Senior Leaders 2,33 treas, 33 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4j Fashion Show 1,23 Class Play Cast 4. William Byrnes General Track 13 Football 1,43 Hall Patrol 3,4. Diana Carlisle General Jr, Leaders lg Office Assistant 43 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Future Nurses of America 23 Fashion Show 1. James Carter Academic Student United Nations 43 All-City Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Russian Club 43 Visual Perception Club 23 Tennis 1,2 ,43 Swimming 13 Football 1,3 ,43 Orchestra 1,22 Broadcasters lg Homeroom pres. 3, vice pres. 2. Joseph Chubarov Academic Track 2,43 Cross Country 4s Swimming 1, 2,43 Swimming Club 4. Michael P. Chubarov Academic Hunting and Fishing 1,23 Hall Patrol 4. Russell A. Cieslak Academic Angela M. Cifelli Business Office Assistant 43 Service Club 43 Christmas Project 3. Donna Cirillo General Girls' Sports 1,25 Safe Driving Club 33 Visual Perception 2s Fashion Show 2. Eugene Conley Business Maureen L. Conley Business Office Assistant 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,31 Fashion Show :l.,2j Girls' Sports 1,2, SENICDRS Members of the TAS class, an advanced mathematics course consisting of Trigonometry, Analytics, and Statistics are, bottom: G. Socher, R. Stacy, M. Hermann, J. Keck, R. Schaffer, W. Nagel, G. Hertrich. Second: T. Paulauskas, J. Rutkowski, K. Schotsch, J. Painter, G, James Connolly General Chess Club 1,23 Hunting and Fishing Club 3. Susan L. Connors Business Office Assistant 45 Service Club 43 Girls' Sports 1,23 Fashion Show l,2. James E. Conteen Academic Homeroom treas. lg Sr. Class vice pres, 43 Jr. Executive Council 3g Langleyan lg Football 2,4g Hall Patrol 3, Basketball 4. Francis Cotter Dlstributive Education Stage Crew 23 Football 23 DECA Club 4, pres. 43 Hall Patrol 3. Zima, B. Arlet, A. Stamoolis, L. Rizzutto, K...Grada, J. Conteen, Mr. A. Sabatini. Back: T. Sutton, G. Pfender, P, Labash, D. Krall, D. Dunlevy, R. Porco, F. McKissock, J, Sandok. Shelby Dailey Business Homeroom secy. 2, treas 23 Office As- sistant 43 Service Club 43 Girls' Sports 1,2,3. Cassandra D'AIessandro Business Office Assistant 4. Linda M. Darrall Academic Homeroom vice pres. 2,45 Library Service Club 1,23 National Honor Society 3,4Q Jr. Honor Society 13 Office Assistant l,2,-3: Tri-Hi-Y pres. 2,31 Girls' Sports 1,23 Gym Assistant 3,4:j Fashion Show 1,2,33 Class Play Cast 4. Deborah David Academic Christmas Project 43 Junior Leaders lg Sr. Leaders 2,3Q Jr. Cheerleaders 13 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4g Swimming 1,2,3,43 Manager 1,2,33 Canteen 1,2 ,3,43 Pep Club2,33 Future Teachers of America 43 Fashion Show 1. Lawrence Cottrell Academic Audio Visual Aids 1,23 Hall Patrol 3,4. Business Maureen A. Cronin Office Assistant 43 Girls' Sports 1,2Q Fashion Show 1,2. General Jean Cross Library Service Club 2,3,43 B Choir 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Future Nurses of America 2. Robert Cunningham Academic Homeroom treas. 2,3,43 Band 1,22 Track lg Basketball 1,3. SENIORS Donna J. Davis Business Homeroom secy 13 Office Assistant 43 Service Club 43 Fashion Show 13 Home- coming Queen 4. Shirley A. Davis Academic Homeroom vice pres. 43 Jr. Executive Council 33 Jr. Leaders 13 Jr. Honor Society 13 Office Assistant 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 A Choir 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 13 Girls' Sports'1,2,33 Future Nurses of America 23 Future Teach- ers of America 43 A. P. English 43 All- City Chorus 43 Class Play Cast 4. William Davis Business Homeroom pres. lg vice pres. 23 Jr. Ex- ecutive Council 3. Samuel F. Deller General Audio Visual Aids l,2,3,4g A Band 1,2,3,4. Anthony T. DeMarco Jr. Business B Choir 2,3Q Boys' Chorus 13 Hall Patrol 3,4. Helen Dick Academic Christmas Committee lg Homeroom pres. ls Langleyan 43 Office Assistant 3,43 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Gym Assistant 3,42 Fashion Show 1,2. Daniel R. Diven Business Basketball 1,23 Jr. Swimming Club lg Hall Patrol 3,4. A Maureen Donahue Business Homeroom secy. 43 Office Assistant 43 B Choir 23 Girls' Sports 2g Fashion Show 1. Gail Downs Business Activity Ticket Sales 2g Canteen 2,4g Langleyan 2,3,4g Jr. Honor Society lg Sr. Leaders 2g Girls' Sports l,2,3,4g Safe Driving Club 3g Jr. Achievement 2g Fashion Show l,2g Class Play 4. Vernell Drewery Business Girls' Sports l,2,3g Future Nurses of America Club 4. Michael J. Dudenas Academic Jr. Executive Council 3g Baseball 4g Track l,2,3g Football l,2,3,4g Hall Patrol 4. Nancy Dunhoff Agademig Langleyan 4g Jr. Honor Society lg Girls' Sports l,2,3g Fashion Show l,2. Zito Dunkelman Academic Library Service Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Girls' Sports 3g Future Teachers of America 3,4g Gym Assistant 2,4. Donald Dunlevy AC21Ci9II1iC Homeroom pres. 4, vice pres l,3g Jr. Executive Council 3g Jr. Honor Society 1, secy. lg Stage Crew lg Track lg Hall Patrol 4. Joanne Dunn Academic Langleyan 2,3,4g Jr. Honor Society lg Sr. Leaders 2g Girls' Sports l,2,3g Fashion Show l,2. Henry Edwards General Homeroom treas. l,3g A Choir 3g B Choir 1,2g Track 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4, sENlcRs Barbara Elliott Business Jr, Honor Society 13 Office Assistant 43 Service Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Homeroom pres. 2, Cynthia Ellwood Business Homeroorn vice pres. 1, secy. 2, treas. 33 Jr, Executive Council 33 Jr. Leaders 13 Jr. Honor Society 13 Office Assistant 3,43 Pep Club 2g Junior Achievement 1,23 Fashion Show 1,23 Girls' Sports 1. Judith E. Eyring Academic Homeroom pres. 1,2 ,3, vice pres, 43 Office Assistant 33 Sr. Leaders 33 A Choir 3,42 B Choir 23 Girls' Sports 2,32 Personal Typing 23 Fashion Show 13 Class Play Cast 43 Majorettes 2,3,4. Lynne A. Falk Business Tri-Hi-Y 23 Girls' Sports 23 International Friendship Club 13 Safe Driving Club 3. Jean Ferretti Academic Horneroom secy. 3,43 Jr. Executive Council 33 Sr. Executive Council 43 Fashion Show 13 Langleyette lg Tri-Hi-Y 2. Elizabeth Flanagan Business Girls' Sports 1,21 Fashion Show 1. Mary Emily Flanagan Business Homeroom vice pres. 1, secy. 3, treas. 43 Jr. Leaders lg Girls' Chorus ls Girls' Sports 1,2,3j Swimming Club 1,2,43 Pep Club 2. Carol A. Fletcher A Business Langleyette 13 Girls' Chorus 1. Patricia Fletcher Business Band lg Fashion Show l. Geraldine Forcucci Business Toni A. Foreman Academic Student Council Sr.vice president 3g Homeroom pres. 2, vice pres. l,4g Office Assistant 3,4g Jr. Prom Queen 3g Girls' Sports 2, John Franc General Paul A. Fronczek Academic Typing Club lg Office Assistant 4. Patricia A. Fry Business Homeroom secy. lg Tri-Hi-Y treas. 2g Girls' Chorus lg Gym Assistant 3g Fashion Show 2. Julia Garland Business Cheryl Gerde Business Future Teachers of America 3,4g Jr. Home Econs. lg Class Play 4g Fashion Show 1,2. SENIORS Richard C. Gillespie Academic Hoineroom pres. 1,2,3,4g Junior Class president 33 Senior Class president 4g A Choir 3,45 B, Choir 2g Boys' Chorus lg Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Football 2,3,4g Hall Patrol 3, Class Play Cast 4g All- City Chorus 4. Robert Gilmore General Hall Patrol 2. William R. Glaser General Jr. Executive Council 35 A Choir 3,43 B Choir 25 Boys' Chorus lg Basketball 2,33 Cross Country 43 Tennis 1,2,3,4g Safe Driving Club 33 Jr. Swim Club l. Alicia Godfrey Academic Library Service Club l,2,3g Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4. George N. Goldsmith General Hall Patrol 4. Elizabeth Gorzoch Academic B Choir 43 Girls' Chorus 33 Future Teachers of America 4. 94 Gee! Miss Bailey thinks of such thoughtful birthday gifts Walter Gorzoch Business Homeroom vice pres. 1,33 pres. 23 Basket- ball 13 Football 33 Hall Patrol 2,3,43 Aero- nautics Club 1. Kenneth Grada Academic Homeroom pres. 1, vice pres. 23 B Choir 13 Baseball 3,41 Football 3,43 Hall Patro13. Clyde Graham Academic Homeroom pres. 1,2, vice pres. 3, treas. 4s Sr. Executive Council 43 Jr. Honor Society 13 Football 1,2,3,4. Kristine Gress Business Junior Achievement 23 Office Assistant 4. David P. Gulasy Academic Stage Crew 23 Boys' Chorus 3. Bonnie Hamiel Business Horneroorn secy. 1,21 Girls' Sports 1,35 Gym Assistant 1,4. Frances Hanbury Business Homeroom vice pres. 2, secy. 13 Audio Visual Aids 33 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,43 Per- sonal Typing 1. Sandra Harrington Academic Jr. Leaders lj Langleyette 13 Jr. Honor Society li Office Assistant 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,43 Future Nurses of America 23 Gym Assistant 4g Fashion Show 1,2. SENICJRS George Hertrich Academic Judith A. Hill Academic Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Audio Visual Aids 33 National Honor Society 3,4Q Sr, Leaders 2,33 Sr, Cheerleaders 3,43 Girls' Sports 1,32 Manager 2. Betty Hoffman Business Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Fashion Show 1,2. Donna T. Hoffman Business Girls' Sports 2,32 Conservatory Club 2,3,4. Ronald Henry General Audio Visual Aids 1,2,33 Band 23 Track2,33 Cross Country 2,33 Safe Driving Club 3: Ceramics Club 1. Frank E. Herman General Botany Club 23 Hall Patrol 2,43 Plastics Club 2s Cross Country 4. Margaret Hermann Academic Horneroorn vice pres. 4g Jr. Executive Council 33 Sr, Executive Council 43 Office Assistant 4g Future Teachers of America 43 Fashion Show 1,23 Girls' Sports 2,3,43 Class Play Cast 4, Alvin Herrington General Stage Crew 23 Orchestra l,2,3,4. Gene Holeczy Academic Jr. Executive Council 33 Track 1,23 Ceramics Club 1,2Q Hall Patrol 33 Football l,2,3,4. Donald F. Holtz General Conservatory Club 2g Hall Patrol 4. George Horner I General Chess Club 23 Hall Patrol 4. Nancy Huether Business Girls' Sports 1 ,2. Deborah Hunter Academic Homeroom pres. 1,2Q Jr. Honor Society lg vice pres. 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3Q Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Jr. Home Econs, 13 pres. 13 Fashion Show 1. Ernest Iezzi General Audio Visual Aids 13 Stage Crew 2g B Choir 3,4: Boys' Chorus 23 Hall Patrol 2,3,4. Roulette Irish General Audio Visual Aids 33 B Choir 33 Boys' Chorus 3. Frank E. Jakubik Jr. General SENIORS JoAnne Janiec Business Office Assistant 43 Service Club 43 Orchestra 2. Robert Janosko General Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3j Plastics Club 33 Hall Patrol 2,3. Richard Jaros Academic Orchestra 13 Football 33 Chess Club lg Ceramics 3,43 Class Play Cast 4. Wendelyn Jasenak Business Service Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Girls' Sports 1,23 Assistant to School Treasurer 3,4. Judith E. Jessep Business Office Assistant 43 Canteen 4g Fashion Show 1, Edward' Jones General Audio Visual Aids 43 Boys' Chorus 23 Baseball 1,23 Swimming 1,2Q History Club lj vice pres. 1. Lesley Jourdan Business Homeroom secy, 43 Conservatory Club 2,33 Art Club ls Activity Ticket Sales 3. David Junglingn Business Key Club 43 Hall Patrol 3,4. Suzanne J. Kanuck Academic Homeroom vice pres. 2,3, treas. 43 Sr. Executive Council 43 Tri-H1-Y 1,2,33 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Fashion Show 13 Activity Ticket Sales 4, Cecilia Kargle Academic Tri-Hi-Y 23 Girls' Chorus lg Girls' Sports 1,23 International Friendship Club 13 Safe Drivers Club 3. Karen Kaufman Business Homeroorn secy, 2,3, treas. lg Jr. Leaders 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Girls' Chorus 3g Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Home Econs Club 13 Gym Assistant 3,41 Fashion Show 2,3. Janet Keck Academic Homeroom pres. 3, vice pres. 2, treas. lj Sr, Executive Council 43 Aeronaut 43 Typist 43 Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Audio Visual Aids 33 National Honor Society 3,4Q Jr. Honor Society 1, pres. 13 Office As- sistant 43 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Crchestra lg Girls' Sports 1,2,3,45 Jr. Home Econs 1, vice pres. 13 Pep Club 23 Future Teachers of America 43 A P English 43 Class Play 43 Jr, Prom Queen's Court 3. Virginia L. Kelly Distributive Education Girls' Chorus lj B Choir 23 A Choir 33 Majorettes 2,3. Phillip Keniston General Library Service Club lg Tennis Club 2,43 Junior Achievement 2,43. James Kennane General Baseball 43 Football 2,3 ,4. Lois Kercher Academic Homeroom vice pres. 33 Aeronaut 43 Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Audio Visual Aids 33 Library Service Club 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Jr. Honor Society 13 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Personal Typing Club lg Safe Driving Club 33 Russian Club 43 Class Play Cast 43 United Fund Speaker 33 Teen'n Talent 1. SENIORS Loretta Killen Business Homeroom pres. 1, secy. 23 treas. 33 Audio Visual Aids 13 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4Q Swimming 33 Tennis Club 33 Gym As- sistant 23 Fashion Show 2. Diane Killion Academic A Choir 43 B Choir 33 Girls' Chorus 13 Class Play Cast 4. Sharon Kizino Academic Homeroom secy. 1, vice pres. 2, treas. 43 Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Audio Visual Aids 33 Jr. Leaders ls treas. 13 National Honor Society 3,43 treas. 3,42 Jr. Honor Society lg Office Assistant 3,42 Girls' Sports 1,2,3Q Future Nurses of America 23 Safe Drivers Club 33 Future Teachers of America 43 Gym Assistant 43 Fashion Show 1,33 Class Play Cast 4, Janet Kiemm Academic Homeroom pres. 43 Langleyan 2,3,43 editor 3 ,43 Office Assistant 43 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4:j Future Teachers of America 4g Fashion Show 13 Class Play 43 National Gallery of Art Essay Contest Winner 33 A PEng11sh4. 100 Karen L. Klotz Academic Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Langleyan2,3,43 editor 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Office Assistant 43 Girls' Sports l,2,33 Future Teachers of America 3,43 pres. 43 A P English 43 Class Play 4. Nancy Knox Business Susan Kocyan Business Langleyan 2,3,43 Broadcasters 3,43 Office Assistant 43 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Canteen 2,43 Class Play 4. Noreen Koerbel Business Office Assistant 43 Service Club 43 Girls' Sports 23 Activity Ticket Sales 43 J r. Prom Queen's Court 3. David Krall Academic Homeroom pres. 33 Jr. Executive Council 33 Sr, Executive Council 43 Langleyan 43 National Honor Society 3,41 Jr. Honor Society 13 Track 33 Tennis 1,2,4Q Hall Patrol 43 Class Play 4. Patricia Krasauskas Business Girls' Sports 1,2,43 Conservatory Club 2,3. Josephine Kucinic Business Girls' Chorus ls Girls' Sports 1,2. Kathryn A. Kuhn General Girls' Sports 1 ,2. Robert J. Koontz General Band 33 Orchestra 1,25 Swimming 4s Hall Patrol 2. Frank S. Korchak General Band 233,43 Orchestra 33 Swimming 3g All-City Band 1,2,3,4. Catherine P. Kos 3 Business Jr. Honor Society 13 Office Assistant 4g Service Club 43 Orchestra1,23 Girls' Sports 1,2. Karen Kotarski Academic Library Service Club 1,2,3,43 Jr. Honor Society lg Office Assistant 2,32 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4Q Future Teachers of America 43 Canteen 2,3,43 Red Cross Club 2g Activity Ticket Sales 2,3,4, Chairman 3,4. 10 SENIORS Charlene Kukuruda Business Activity Ticket Sales 3,43 Homeroom treas. 13 Sr, Executive Council 43 Audio Visual Aids 1,2 ,3,43 Junior Honor Society lg Office Assistant 3,43 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,43 Art Club treas. lg Gym Assistant 3,4Q Fashion Show 1,2. Paul Labash Academic Homeroom secy. 3,43 Senior Class 'treas- urer 43 Jr, Executive Council 33 Stage Crew 33 A Choir 3,43 B Choir 23 Boys' Chorus 13 Track 1,41 Swimming 1,43 Personal Typing 1,23 Conservatory Club 23 All-City Chorus 4. Thomas Lang Distributive Education Homeroom treas, 43 Band 1,2,33 DECA 4. Robert L. Lanz Bl1SiI16SS B Choir 2,33 Boys' Chorus 13 Hall Patrol 3,4. 102 4 Mary Larson General David Lemmon General Chess Club 2. James T. Lingerfelt 3Distr1butive Education Display Cases 4g Woodshop Club 43 DECA 43 Hall Patrol 3. John D. Livsey General Stage Crew 3. Richard A. Lugaila General David Lufkrell Academic Audio Visual Aids lg Langleyette lg Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1. William Lyons Distributive Education DECA 4, Laurence McAfee General Members of the Advanced Placement English class are: D. Washington, J. Klemm, L. Darrall, J. Brovsm, R. front, R. Warren, Y. Mauk, Miss E, Booth, S. Rosso, Gillespie, T, Paulauskas, J. Ferretti, E. Branson. Back: J. Keck, L. Kercher, G, Socher. Second: G. Pfender, S. Miller, K. Rlfe, J. Bolsen, L. Rizzutto, B., Arlet, J. J. Rutkowskl, S. Shoemaker, K. Quinn, K. Klotz, S. Davis, Hill, S, Kizina, P, Brantner. SENIORS Herman McKerahan General Hall Patrol 2,3 ,4. Frederick R. McKissick General Tennis Club 25 Hall Patrol 2. Lawrence Macino General Homeroom treas. 15 Audio Visual Aids 1, 2,35 Key Club 3,45 Chess Club 1. .John Madison General B Choir 2,3545 Baseball 45 Basketbal12,3,4. 104 Linda McCaffrey Business Service Club 45 B Choir 25 Girls' Chorus 15 Personal Typing Club 1. William C. McEachern General Audio Visual Aids 45 A Band 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 15 Conservatory Club 35 Hall Patrol3. Terri-Diane MCC-iivern Business Office Assistant 3,45 Service Club 4. Laura Mclntash Business Homeroom pres. 45 Langleyan 2,35 Editor- in-chief 45 Office Assistant 45 Glrls'Sports 1,2,35 Typing Club 15 Pep Club 15 Future Teachers of America 45 Fashion Show 1, Jacqueline Magilson Business Activity Ticket Sales 2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 23 A Choir 3,43 B Choir 23 Girls' Chorus 13 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,43 Swimming 3,43 Class Play Cast 43 Student United Nations 4. Leo F. Manz Business Homeroom vice pres. 13 Sr, Executive Council 43 Track 1,2,43 Cross Country 3,43 Hall Patrol 4. Kathleen Marion Academic Canteen 1,2,3,43 Girls' Sports 1,23 Future Nurses of America treas. 23 Safe Drivers Club 3, vice pres. 33 Red Cross Club 33 Gym Assistant 3,43 Fashion Show 1,2. James Marshall General Conservatory Club 1,25 Aeronautics Club 1. Frank Matejcic Dlstrlbutive Education Conservatory Club 33 History Book Club 13 Hunting and Fishing Club 23 DECA 4, Kenneth Maternick Distributive Education Baseball 13 DECA 4, vice pres, 4. Yvonne Mauk Academic Office Assistant 43 Jr, Cheerleaders 13 Tri-Hi-Y 23 A Choir 23 Girls' Chorus 13 Future Teachers of America 4, secy. 43 Junior Achievement 4, treas. 4. Dell Maust Academic Track 2,3,4Q Cross Country 2,33 Swimming 3,45 Safe Drivers Club 33 Swimming Club 1,2,3,4. I 105 SENIORS Sheri L. Mead Business Service Club 43 Tennis Club 3,43 Gym As- sistant 43 Girls' Sports 4. Wanda Meader Business Richard Meager General Audio Visual Aids 13 Conservatory Club 43 Hall Patrol 3,4. James Mezynski Business Horneroom treas. 1,2,33 Jr, Honor Society lg Track 13 Hall Patrol 43 Jr. Prom King 3. Kenneth Miller Academic Horneroom vice pres. 13 A Choir 3,43 B Choir 23 Boys' Chorus lg Baseball 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,33 Cross Country 4. Suzanne K. Miller Academic Aeronaut Staff 4, Senior Editor 43 Home- room secy. 2,43 Sr. Class secy. 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Sr. Cheerleaders 3,43 A Choir 2,3,43 Class Play Cast 43 Future Teachers of America 4, vice pres. 43 All- City Chorus 43 A P English 43 Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Girls' Sports 2,33 Jr. Class secy. 33 Jr. Executive Council 33 Langleyette ls Jr, Honor Society 13 Girls' Chorus 1. Thomas R. Moneck Business Swimming 3,43 Hall Patrol 4. John Moran General A Choir 43 B Choir 33 Boys' Chorus 23 All-City Chorus 4. 106 ,W ss .. 55' ad? 'U'..' 3 ith John Moran General Hall Patrol 4. Robert W. Morris General Swimming l,2,3,4. Walter R. Nagel Academic Band 1,2,33 Aeronaut Business Staff 43 National Honor Society 43 Jr. Honor Society 1. Margaret M. Navadauskas Business Display Cases 33 Girls' Sports 2g Class Play 4. Donna H. Neely Academic Homeroom secy. 2,33 Aeronaut Staff 43 Office Assistant 43 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Tennis 3g Future Teachers of America 3,3 treas. 43 Safe Drivers Club 33 Personal Typing Club 13 Activity Ticket Sales 3,4. 3 Charlesg W. Nemetz Academic Stage Crew 2,35 Band 1,23 Orchestra 3,4Q Baseball 3,43 Hunting and Fishing Club 3. Gordon Niceswanger General Homeroom vice pres. lg Botany Club 23 Baseball lg Basketball 23 Hall Patrol 4. Stanley Norkevicus General Baseball 4. 107 SENICRS Pauline Pace Academic Homeroom vice pres. 1,23 pres.33 Audio Visual Aids 23 Langleyan Staff 43 Jr, Honor Society 13 Gym Assistant 33 Sr, Leaders 2,31 Majorettes 3,43 Girls' Chorus 13 ACholr 2,3,4j Girls' Sports l,2,3,43 Typing Club 23 Future Teachers of America 43 Class Play Cast 43 United Fund Student Speaker 3. James Painter Academic Homeroom vice pres. 1,2Q Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Audio Visual Aids 1,23 National Honor Society 3,41 Stage Crew 1, 2,31 Botany Club 13 Band 1,2,43 Track 1,3, 43 Swimming 1,3,43 Canteen 4g Chairman 43 Class Play Cast 4. Gerald A. Parris Distributive Education Homeroom vice pres. 1, treas, 2g Boys' Chorus 13 B Choir 2g A Choir 3. Thomas Poulauskas Academic Homeroom vice pres. 1,3Q Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Langleyette 13 Jr. Honor Society 13 National Honor Society 3,43 Swimming 1,2,3,43 Tennis 1,23 Class Play Cast 4. Frances Peck Business Library Service Club 1,22 Service Club 43 Canteen 3,43 Library Staff 1,2,3,43 Yvonne Peters Academic Girls' Sports 13 Display Cases 33 Tennis Club 3, treas. 3g Visual Perception Club 3g Junior Achievement 4, secy. 4. Diane L. Pettieord Business Girls' Chorus 23 Band ls Gym Assistant 2,3,4. George J. .Pfender Jr. Academic Student Council pres, 43 Homeroom pres. 33 Aeronaut Business Staff 4s Broadcasters 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Jr, Honor Society 13 Track 1,2,3,4Q Football 43 Hall Patrol 33 Mechanical Drawing Club 33 A P English 4, 108 Howard Pifer General Broadcasters 1,25 Band ls Hall Patrol 4. Mary Platts Business Canteen 43 Typing Club lj Red Cross Club 23 Future Teachers of America 4s Fashion Show 13 Class Play '4. Samuel Plocido General Audio Visual Aids 1,22 Boys' Chorus 13 Hall Patrol 3,4. Raymond Porco Academic Homeroom secy. 13 Hunting and Fishing Club 23 Hall Patrol 4, Terry Price Business Homeroom vice pres. 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1, 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2 ,3,43 Cross Country 43 Mechanical Drawing Club 2. Kathleen Quinn I Business Homeroom treas. lg Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Jr, Leaders 13 Langleyette 13 National Honor Society 3,43 Jr. Honor Society 13 Office Assistant 43 Service Club 4s Tri- Hi-Y 33 vice pres. 33 Girls' Chorus 13 Girls' Sports 13 A P English 4. Richard A. Rabatin General Hall Patrol 4. Ronald W. Reiss Academic Aeronautics Club lg Conservatory Club 2, 3,4, 109 SENICRS Jean Reuschlein Business Office Assistant 3,43-,Sr, Leaders 2,33 Srg Cheerleaders 3,41 A Choir 4g B Choir 23 Girls' Chorus 13 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,43 Gym Assistant 3,43 All-City Chorus 4. Eileen Riebel Business Office Assistant 4g Girls' Chorus 4. Kathleen Rife Academic Homeroom pres, 4, secy.-treas. 33 Sr. Executive Council 43 Jr. Leaders 13 Langleyan 2 ,3 ,43 National Honor Society 3 ,43 Jr. Honor Society 13 Office Assistant 43 Sr. Leaders 2,32 Pep Club 23 Girls' Sports 1,2,33 Fashion Show 13 Class Play Cast 43 Jr. Executive Council 33 Jr. Prom Queen's Court 3. Jean Riser Business B Choir 23 Girls' Chorus lg Girls' Sports 23 Canteen 3,4, 110 Joan Riser A Business Canteen 1,2,3,43 Gym Assistant 3. Louis W. Rizzutto Academic Homeroom pres. 1,22 vice pres. 33 Audio Visual Aids 13 Band 1,23 Hall Patrol 4. Larry Robinson Distributive Education Homeroom pres 1, vice pres. 2, secy. 33 Stagecrew 23 Key Club 2 ,3, pres. 33 Basketball 1,23 Track 1,23 DECA 43 Junior Achieve- ment 2,3. Orrie Rodgers GGHBT31 Homeroom treas. ls A Choir 3,43 B Choir 2g Boys' Chorus 13 Key Club 2,3, secy. 3. James H. Sandok . Academic Audio Visual Aids 13 Band 13 Track 2,3, 4g Football 2,3,4j Jr. Science Club 13 Hall Patrol 23 Class Play Cast 4. Laurel M. Schachter Business Activity Ticket Sales 23 Girls' Chorus 13 Girls' Sports 1,2 ,33 Swimming lg Jr. Home- cons 13 Fashion Show 1,2. Raymond C. Schaffer Academic Band 1,2 ,3 ,43 Swimming 3,4. Donna L. Schilling Q Academic Horneroom secy. 13 Future Nurses of America 23 Gym Assistant 4s Fashion Show 1,2. Sally L. Rosso , Academic Aeronaut 3,45 Editor-in-chief 43 National Honor Society 3,43 A Choir 2,3,43 Sr, Executive Council 43 Homeroom vice pres. 1, secy.-treas. 2,35 Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Sr, Leaders 2,33 Pep Club 23 Sr, Cheer- leaders 3,43 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4:j'A. P. English 43'Homecorn1ng Queen's Court 43 Class Play Cast 43 Junior Class 'treasurer 33 Jr, Prom Queen's' Court 33 Langleyette lg Jr, Honor Society 13 Jr. Home Econs. 1, treas. 13 Jr, Cheerleaders 13 Glrls'Chorus 13 All-City Chorus 4, Christmas Project 1,2,3. Patricia Rust I B11S1neSS Girls' Sports 1,43 Fashion Show 1,2, Joseph Rufkowski Academic National Honor Society 3,43 Jr. Honor Society lg Baseball 3,41 Track 13 Football 2,3,43 Hall Patrol 2,43 Mechanical Drawing Club 23 .AP English 4. Gordon Ryan Academic Hall Patrol 43 B Choir 3,43 Football 3. 111 SENIORS Randy Schwan Distributlve Education Stage Crew 2,3Q Key Club 23 Hall Patrol 1,2,3Q DECA 4, James R. Seibel Distributive Education Homeroom secy.-treas. 23 DECA 4. Robert D. Seligman General Audio Visual Aids lg Display Cases 2,33 Stage Crew 1. Bernadette Servati BuS1neSS Homeroom secy. 1,4Q Girls' Sports 1,2, 112 Linda S. Schohn Business Activity Ticket Sales 33 Sr. Executive Council 4s Office Assistant 4g Service Club 43 Girls' Sports 4. Kenneth M. Schotsch Academic Homeroom vice pres. 43 Stage Crew 23 Football 2,3,43 Key Club 2. Michael Schuler General Mqrlene Schulz Business Homeroorn secy. 1. Sally A. Shoemaker Academic Homeroom vice pres. 3, secy. 23 Jr. Ex- ecutive Council 33 Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Broadcasters 43 Langleyette 13 National Honor Society 43 Jr, Honor Society 13 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Fashion Show 1,23 A. P.English 43 Class Play 4. Kathleen R. Simon Q Business Homeroom secy. 2, treas. 33 Sr. Leaders 4g A Choir 3,43 B Choir 23 Girls' Chorus 13 Girls' Sports 33 Office Assistant 4. Kenneth Smalls Business Track 1,3,43 History Book Club lg Art Club 2,3Q Hall Patrol 43 Class Play Cast 4, Raymond Smaltz General Hoxneroom treas. 13 Band 13 Basketball 1,23 Hunting and Fishing Club 13 Hall Patrol 4. Brenda L. Smith Business Library Service Club 1,2, vice pres. lg Fashion Show 1. Karl F. Smith Academic Homeroom pres. 1,41 Audio Visual Aids ls Track 2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Swimming ls Class Play Cast 43 Future Teachers of America 4, Sandra Smith Business Homeroom pres. 43 Jr. Executive Council 33 Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Library Service Club 23 National Honor Society 3,43 Jr. Honor'Society 13 Office Assistant 43 Tri- Hi-Y 3. George A. Socher Academic Homeroom secy. 23 Aeronaut Staff 3,43 Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Langleyette 13 National Honor Society 3,4, pres. 4g Jr. Honor Society 1, 113 SENIORS The All-City Chorus is a choral group composed of representatives from every choir in the City school system. The members rehearse once a week at Schenley High School and perform for various programs. The Robert Stucy Academic Homeroom pres, 25 Sr. Executive Council 45 Baseball 2,3 ,45 Basketball 1,25 Key Club 4, treas. 45 Mechanical Drawing Club 2. Evangelos Stamoolis Academic Homeroom treas. 1,25 Hall Patrol 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Cross Country 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Jr. Honor Society 15 Personal Typing Club 1, Carol A. Staskowicz Business Girls' Sports 35 Fashion Show 1,2. W. Edward Sfeenson Academic Audio Visual Aids 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Key Club 45 Aeronautics Club 1. 114 Seniors representing Lang1ey's A Choir are, standing P, Pace, S. Davis, S. Miller, J. Magilson, J. Reuschleln J. Brovsm. Seated: S. Rosso, S. Thompson, L. Thomas J. Moran, R. Gillespie, J. Bogdan. Brice Stegall Academic Audio Visual Aids 13 Stage Crew 2,3j Band 1,23 Track 2,4Q Cross Country 2,3,4. Linda Stover Business Service Club 43 Girls' Sports 1,2,3. Donna M. Street Business Library Service Club 1,2, pres. 13 Gym Assistant 43 Fashion Show 1,25 Canteen 1,2,3,4. Thomas Sul-ton Academic Jr. Honor Society ls Botany Club 1,23 Hall Patrol 3g Baseball 3,43 Basketball 1, 2,33 Cross Country 3,43 Mechanical Drawing Club 1,23 Aeronautics 1. 3 Y 3 Carol Swasey Business Girls' Chorus lg Girls' Sports 1,2,3. Roberta Takacs Business Homeroom vice pres. 43 Sr. Executive Council 43 Office Assistant 13 Service Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,43 Junior Achievement 3,4. Maureen E. Taylor Academic Homeroom secy. ls Jr. Leaders 13 Langleyette 13 Jr. Honor Society 13 AChoir 2,3,4Q Girls' Chorus 13 Future Nurses of America 23 Safe Driving Club 3g Russian Club 43 Gym Assistant 3. Ronald Tenace Business Band 2,3,43 Orchestra 13 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Track 13 Hall Patrol 43 Science Club, pres. 1, 115 SENIORS Janet I. Thomas Business Leo H. Thomas General Homeroom pres. 1, vice pres. 23 A Choir 3, 43 B Choir 23 Boys' Chorus 13 Baseball 3,42 Basketball 2,32 Cross Country 43 Pep Club 23 Hall Patrol 4. Daniel Thompson General A Choir 43 B Choir 2,32 Boys' Chorus 13 Basketball 13 Swim Club 13 Hall Patrol 4. Stanley W. Thompson General A Choir 4g B Choir 33 Boys' Chorus 23 Track 3,41 All-City Chorus 4. Representing the senior homerooms in Student Council were the senior homeroom presidents. Their main job was to make all the plans and activities of Student Council known to their fellow classmates, while giving full support to the student organization. The representatives are: J, Klemm, K, Rife, K, Smith, R. Gillespie, L. Mclntosh, S. Smith, B, Arlet, and D, Dunlevy. 116 2 Ji QR 5 '93 sa 4 3 Tale T. Thorns General 12 Choir 43 Boys' Chorus 1,23 .Hunting and Fishing Club 3. Mary Anne Tkacik Business Activity Ticket Sales 3,433 Homeroom vice pres, 33 Office Assistant 43 Service Club 43 Sr, Cheerleaders 43 Tri-H14-Y 33 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,43 Junior Achievement 3,4. James Tomlinson . General Library Service Club 1,2,33 Swimming 13 Hall Patrol 4, Barbara Tresky Business Langleyan 2,3 ,43 Jr, Honor Society 13 Office .Assistant 4g Trl-H1-Y 33 Girls' Sports l,2. LaValIe Tucker General Track ls Football 43 Swimming 3. Patricia Ulrich Business Girls' Sports 2 ,4. Jeanne Vanderpool B1.1SlneSS Office Assistant 43 Service Club 4, Gary VanVoorhis Aeademlc Hall Patrol 2 ,3,4. 117 118 ' 0 RS fa r ,g 7 3 X ii 3. ...,,.., . 3 3 44' T' r 3 ' ' 3 fi-1, , . 'ENV Q- -My 5 1 3 2 4 3 Y ki fi gf 'STH U-'s ' . , . ' 'air '::,Qf- t trarkfffr f I . Ronald N. Viskovicz AC3dSII1iC Hall Patrol 2,3. ' Jgy wqgner ACEld9IIliC Activity Ticket Sales 2,3Q Homeroom vice pres. 1, secy. 3, treas. 23 Jr. Executive Council 33 Aeronaut Staff 43 Langleyan 2,31 Sr. Leaders 2,3Q Sr. Cheerleaders 43 Jr. Cheerleaders 13 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2, pres. 33 Class Play 43 Future Teachers of America 4g Jr. Leaders 1. M. Raymond Warren Academic Homeroom vice pres. 43 Football 2. Mary M. Warren Academic Activity Ticket Sales 1,23 Horneroom pres. 1, vice pres. 23 Aeronaut 43 Office Assistant .33 Girls' Sports l,2,33 Canteen 3,4j Pep Club 2,3Q Personal Typing 23 Future Teach- ers of 'America 43 Class Play Cast 4. Darlene L. Washington Academic Student Council secretary 4g Aeronaut Business Staff 43 Langleyette 13 National Honor Society 3,42 Jr. Honor Society 13 Office Assistant 33 Orchestra 1,2,33 Girls' Sports 13 Personal Typing Club 23 Russian Club 43 Tennis Club 33 Class Play 43 All-City Orchestra 1,2,3,4. Cherie Waugh Business Girls' Chorus lg Girls' Sports 13 Canteen 13 Pen and Pencil Club 1. Leon Webb General Basketball 43 Track 43 Cross Country 4. George Wellinger Distributive Education Homeroom vice pres. 43 Sr. Executive Council 43 Wood Club 23 DECA Club 4. Linda B. Wenk I General Library Service Club 1,2, secy. 1, pres. 23 Fashion Show 1,2. s . Donald J. Whitaker General Homeroom vice pres. 33 B Choir 3g Football 33 Class Play Cast 4. FI don't care HOW big you are, we Seniors are still better. Jean White Business A Choir 3,43 B Choir 23 Girls' Chorus 1. Thomas A. Wiedwald Academic Homeroom pres. 1, treas. 43 Orchestra 1,2,33 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 4, Jacqueline L. Williams A General A Choir 43 B Choir 33 Girls' Sports 33 Homeroom treas. 4. Edward Wisniewski General Homeroom pres. 23 Track 1,2,3,43 Foot- ball 1,2,3,43 Swimming 1,23 Hall Patrol3,43 119 SENIGRS Bonnie Young Girls' Chorus 1, William 'Young Swimming 1,2 ,3. Joel Ziolkowski Linda Zizza Office Assistant 4. 120 General Academic General Business Thomas Wojtasiak Hall Patrol 4. James Wolstoncrqft Band 3,43 Orchest Wayne Yeager Basketball 3,45 Hall Patrol 4. William Yost Key Club 1,4, ra 1,2. Football 45 Business Academic General Key Club 43 General 11:3 121 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. I966 Aeronaut 122 Patrons They didn't telf me you had ID run in a certain direction. Mr. Ed Falk Mr. and Mrs. A. E. 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C., 28 Jacobs, J., 66 Jacobs, M., 25. 40, 52, 57 Jackson, R., 22 Jackson, T., 57 Jakubik, F., 97 Jaeger, Mrs. A., 15 Jamison, R., 22 Janiec, J., 28, 33, 38, 98 Janiec, M., 22 Janosko, R., 98 Jaros, R., 37, 49, 98 Jarosz, J., 22 Jarret, M., 22 Jasenak, W., 28, 38, 98 Jenkins, G., 22, 31, 42 Jericho, J., 25, 57 Jessep, J., 29, 33, 98 Johnson, E., 22, 42 Jones, E., 80, 98 Jones, P., 22 Jones, R., 57 Jones, W., 22 Jourdan, L., 98 Juergen, A., 22 Jungling, D., 98 Jungling, J., 22 Kahr, Miss K., 14 Kalada, D., 32 Kalada, S., 57 75 o, 8 Kaminski, J., 57 Kanuck, S., 80, 99 Kapp,, Mrs. D., 14 Karaica, N., 22 Kargle, C., 99 Katz, Miss P., 15 Kaufman, K., 99 Kazura, D., 57 Keck, J., 30, 32, 37, 80, 88, 99, 103 Keck, S., 22 Kee, F., 22 Kehayas, Mr. J., 14, 42 Kelley, M., 22, 66 Kelly, D., 22 Kelly, V., 33. 99 Kendra, P., 28, 34,57 Keniston, P., 37, 99 Kennane, J., 66, 99 Kennedy, M., 22 Keoso, D., 32 Kercher, L., 30, 32, 35, 99, 103 Kier, M., 22, 31 Kierski, D., 22, 42 Killen, L., 100 Killen, M., 22 Killion, D., 47, 100 King, A., 58 King, D., 22, 40 King, S., 58 Kinneman, J., 22 Kirby, J., 58 Kizina, S., 28, 32, 33, 37, 38, 100, 103 Kizina, T., 22 Klein, Mr. E., 14, 33 Klemm, A., 22 Klemm, J., 28, 31, 37,100,103,116 Kleinfelter, D., 76 Klinkner, J., 22 Klinkner, K., 39 Klotz, K., 31, 32, 33, 37, 100, 103 Knox, G., 42, 58 Knox, N., 100 Knox, R., 25 Kobeda, B., 58 Kocyan, S., 31, 33, 36, 100 Koerbel, D., 28 Koerbel, N., 29, 33, 38, 47, 100 Kohut, Mr. W., 12, 34 Komm, Mr. R., 12 Koontz, R., 76, 101 Korchak, F., 101 Kos, C., 28, 33, 38, 101 Kosakowski, R., 58 Kosinski, Miss N., 15 Kossler, D., 52, 58, 66 Kosta, K., 22 Kotarski, K., 29, 33, 35, 37, 101 Koval, Mr. B., 14 Kowal, D., 58 Kowalski, J., 22 Krall, D., 31, 32, 77, 80, 88, 101 Kramer, L., 22 Krasauskas, K., 40, 41 Krasauskas, P., 101 Kraynak, M., 58 Krhum, J., 22 Krieger, A., 58 Kriska, K., 58 Kucinic, J., 101 Kuhn, K., 101 Kuhn, P., 22 Kukuruda, C., 33, 80, 102 Kulak, A., 22 Kuzak, Miss J., 13 Labash, P., 42, 80, 88, 102 Labbett, A., 58 Lagaila, R., 22 Lakovic, P., 22, 76 Lang, B., 22 Lang, T., 33, 102 Lanz, R., 102 Lapicki, B., 58 Larson, M., 102 Lauer, Mrs. J., 15 Laukaites, K., 22 Lauria, V., 58, 76 Laury, D., 40 Lawson, J., 22 Layne, Miss M. K., 14 Lazor, Mr. J., 14 Lee A., 22 Lee, D., 58 Lee, L., 25, 40, 58 Lee, N., 22 Lefler, D., 22, 42 Leineweber, L., 39 Lemmon, D., 102 Lemmon, T., 58 Lerner, R., 22 Lerner, S., 22 Leschak, E., 22, 28 Leviere, D., 22 Leviere, P., 22 Libenson, Mrs. P., 13 Lingerfelt, J., 33, 102 Lingerfelt, W., 22 Livsey, J., 102 Logsdon, G., 58 Loikrec, Dr. H., 17 Long, B., 22 Loos, D., 22 Lubic, G., 58 Lucas, J., 103 Lugaila, R., 30, 34, 35, 58 Lundis, A., 58 Lunn, R., 22 Luttrell, D., 40, 103 Luttrell, D., 22, 31 Lyons, W., 33, 103 Matejcic, F., 33, 105 Matejcic, S., 58 Maternick, K., 33, 105 Matthews, T., 32 Mauk, Y., 33, 37, 103, 105 Maust, D., 105 Maxwell, J., 58 Mead, C., 106 Meader, W., 106 Meager, R., 25, 106 Meehan, D., 23 Mehalich, J., 31, 59 Menifield, M., 59 Meredith, C., 28 Mermelstein. Miss E., 13 Merriam, M.. 23 Metz, Miss R., ll Metzzer. C., 23 Mezynski, J., 47, 106 Meyer, D., 23 Mikush, R., 23, 40 Miller, Miss C., 14 Miller, D., 39 Miller, K., 37, 59 Miller, K., 42, 74, 75, 106 Miller, R., 23 Miller, S., 30, 32, 37, 42, 44, 49, 80, 103, 106 Moneck, T., 106 Monti, J., 59, 74 Moore, E., 28, 66 Moran, J., 42, 106 Excuse me Donna, but I'll do anything to get my picture in the yearbook. Maas, L., 42, 52, 58 MacDonald, R., 33 Macino, G., 58 Macino, L., 104 Madison, J., 104 Magilson, J., 42, 49, 105 Magilson, J., 23, 66 Malley, T., 23, 66 Manfredo, R., 58, 76 Manion, W. J., 58 Manz, L., 74, 80, 105 Marion, K., 105 Marks, E., 23 Marshall ., 23 Marshall, , 105 Marshall , 23, 76 Marshall, Martucci, 7.-Jpnhi-D NN La-lb-I Moran, J., 107 Moree, E., 59 Morgan, C., 39 Morgan, D., 28 Morgan, P., 23 Morris, R., 76, 107 Morrison, W., 66 Mott, S., 39 Motz, D., 36, 59 Moran, L., 59 Mucha, C., 23 Mucha, S., 59 Muellershon, S., 32 Mulhisen, K., 23 Murphy, D., 23 Murray, R., 23 Myers, A., 23 Myers, J., 23 127 128 Myers, S., 23 Nagel, W., 32, 88, 107 Navadauskas, M., 107 Navadauskas, M., 59 Neely, D., 30, 33, 37, 107 Nelson, B., 59 Nelson, P., 59 Nemetz, C., 43, 107 Nemetz, L., 59 Niceswanger, G., 107 Nicholson, J., 59 Niglio, J., 23 Nix, J., 59 Noll, M., 23 Nordick, K., 23 Norkevicus, S., 107 Novelli, J., 23 Nowicki, C., 23 Oberhelman, E., 59 Obusek, G., 59, 74 O'Connor, B., 23 O'Kane, E., 23 O'Rourke, R., 23 Osborne, C., 28, 59 Otey, D., 23 Oxenreiter, C., 23, 42 Pace, P., 31, 37, 40, 41, 42, 108 Painter, J., 28, 31, 76, 88, Palombini, J., 23 Papa, M., 59 Parris, G. A., 33, 108 Parris, K., 40, 41, 60 Partrid e R 34 40 60 108 g 7 '7 7 3 Pascuzzi, Y., 30, 39, 52, 60 Paul, J., 23 Paulauskas, T., 32, 49, 76, 77, 88, 103, 108 Paulauskas, R., 23, 76 Paxinos, F., 23, 28 Peck, F., 35, 108 Pegher, L., 60 Pegher, R., 23 Peters, B., 39 Peters, E., 28, 60, 66 Peters, Y., 108 Petersen, Mrs. G., 12, 30 Petruski, P., 108 Petticord, D., 108 Pfender, C., 23 Pfender, G., 28, 29, 32, 36, 66, ss, 103, 108 Pfender, G., 60 Phelps, B., 60 Pifer, H., 109 Pilasausky, J., 23 Plata, P., 23 Platts, M., 37, 109 Plocido, S., 109 Plyer, D., 60 Pobicki, J., 72 Podnar, K., 60 Porco, R., 88, 109 Potetz, Mrs. J., 12, 28, 38 Price, R., 60 Price, T., 72, 74, 75, 109 Priore, D., 39 Priore, M. A., 60 Proviano, Mr. C., 12 Pruszko, R., 23, 36 Pugliana, F., 60 Pylek, D., 74 Quarles, D., 23, 34, 66 Quarles, R., 31, 34, 60 Quiggle, J., 23, 42 Quinet, A., 23 Quinn, C., 39 Quinn, K., 28, 32, 33, 38, 103, 109 Quinn, R., 23, 76 Rabatin, R., 109 Randolph, L., 60 Reagan, T., 60 Rauterkus, D., 60, 76 Reamer, L., 44, 52, 60 Reder, C., 30, 37, 60g Reed, Mr. J., 11,43 Reidell, G., 28 Reiss, R., 109 Rena, C., 25 Reno, C., 23 ij , s...ife'RQTifsi chuy 1 , 112 1 ulz, 56, Sc .. 36 61 0 s 'r 9 9 R., , 11 CDA Resatarits, L., 23 S wa D., . Reuschlein, J., 28, 33, 38, 42, 44, 11 ch 1ller. 61 - Reynolds, R., 24 chw ., X , C Rial, Mr. R., 11, 37 wiul .. 1 1 Rice, M., 24, 40 S J., Richardson, D., 24 X E SCO 1 3 Richardson, L., 39 f SCOIII, S-, Richter, K., 24 cullyi 4, 8 Eg Riebel, E., 33, 110 - -b1?I1i -1 2412 22 Riebel, F., 23 Cl 6 , -i Rife, K., 31, 32, 33, so, 103, iiofigf' Se' n. R.. 12 Riser, J., 110 2- Sera. 1--, 61 ' Riser, J., 110 1 Sergl, 61 Rizzutto, L., 88, 103, 110 , S rvati,T 61, 6 Rizzutto, R., 28, 32 CX1011, -4 ' Robinson, D., 24 1 Shearer, MMR., 12, 72J5A7' 'Q Robinson, L., 33, 110 Shelly, Mr- K., 3 T.-L Robinson, P., 60 erly, R., 24, 7 76 5, Rodgers, M., 60 lm, 4- 5 Rodgers, O., 42, 110 Shindledec er, S-, . 1 ' Rodgers, P., 60 oemaker, S-1 32, 36, 03, 3 Rohm, C., 24 S G., 24 Roll, J., 60 Sho ., 61 Romano, B., 24 Sichels ' 1, N-, 61 Roney, H., 24 Sim ' , -1-, 24 Rose, R., 60 S -, 52, 61 Rose, T., 24 11, 34422513 Rosenblatt, D., 40 7- im Il, -. ' Ross, S., 24, 25 Q- Sin Ser, S., 24 Rossi, M. E., 24 ,Cf 21115, ' -,- 113 ' Rosso, s., 30, 32, 37, 42, 44, 45, 49, QQ Q smanz, R., 113 103, 111 Smiechowski. F., 24 Rostron, P., 60 Smith, B-, 113 Roth, E., 60 Smith, E-, 51 Roth, M., 37, so Smith, G., 24 Rowland, P., 24, 42 Smith, H.. 61 Rubin, Mr. R., 15 Smith, 1-, 24, ,39 Rulofson, Mr. R., 17 Smith, K., 37, 49, 113, 116 Rush, M, 39 Smith. Miss M.. 12 Rush, Mrs. M., 15, 47, 48, 80 Rush, T., 40 Russell, S., 24 Russell, Mr. L., 12, 74 Rust, P., 111 Rutkowski, J., 32, 66, 75, 88, 1 Rutkowski, S., 25, 60 Ryan, G., 111 Rydel, R., 66 St. Clair, G., 40, 41 Sabatini, Mr. A., 11, 52, 88 Sammel, P., 24 Sandok, J., 49, 88, 111 Sarver, M., 60 Sauka, M., 24 Savalchak, J., 61 Scapes, B., 24 Schachter, J., 32 Schachter, L., 28, 38, 111 Schaeffer, K., 24 Schaffer, Mr. H., 12, 39 Schaffer, R., 40, 76, 88, 111 Schaffold, F., 61 Schaffold, R., 24 Schilling, D., 61 Schilling, D., 111 Schlott, R., 61 Schmid, W., 24, 66, 70, 72 Schmidt, G., 24 Schmidt, J., 61 Schneider, D., 61 Schneider, W., 61 Schoffstall, B., 24 Schohn, D., 61 Schohn, L., 28, 33, 38, 80, 112 Schotsch, J., 24, 28, 36 Schotsch, K., 66, 88, 112 Schreiner, G., 24, 42 Schrempf, D., 40 Schrenker, D., 61 Schuler, M., 112 03, 111 Smith, Smoller, E.. 61, 66 Snak, L.. 42. 61 Snyder, N., 24 Socher, G., 30, 32. 88, 103, 113 Somers, M. A., 62 Sonnett, K., 24 Sonthiemer, G., 62 Sortwell. D., 62 Souder, R., 62 S.. 28, 32. 33, 38,113,116 Souders, Mr. R., 12 Spagnola, J., 52, 62, 66 Spangler. K., 24 Spangler, T., 62 Spece, Mr. E., 17 Spencer, W., 24 Spisak, C., 37, 62 Sporr, F., 24 Sporrer, F., 25 Stacer, Miss N., 15 Stacy, C., 24 Stacy, R., 80, 88, 114 Stadulus, M., 62 Stamoolis, E., 66, 88, 114 Stanchak, J., 28, 39 Starkey, K., 62 Starosch, A., 24 Staskowicz, C., 114 Steele, M., 32 Steele, S., 62 Steenson, W., 40, 114 Stefanick, M. A., 62 Stegall, B., 74, 115 Stevenson, F., 24 Stout, E., 24 Stover, L., 115 1 Strapac, C., 24, 31 Strawser, B., 62 1 Street, D., 29, 115 Stuart, C., 62, 76 1 Stuckert, A., 62, 74 ' Stumper, M., 24 Suchma, E., 62 Suient, J., 24 Sullivan, E., 62 Suter, L., 24 Sutton, T., 74, 88, 115 Swasey, C., 115 Swearingen, J., 62 Swick, K. 24 Tait, J., 24 Takacs, R., 28, 38, 80, 115 Tamilia, M., 28, 32 Taylor, M., 42, 115 Tenace, R., 28, 75, 115 Thiebaud, R., 24 Thomas, G., 13 Thomas, J., 114 Thomas, L., 42, 72, 114 Thompson, B., 24 Thompson, C., 62 Thompson, D., 114 Thompson, S., 42, 114 Thorns, D., 117 Tirpak, C., 37, 62 Tkacik, M., 28, 33, 38, 44, 117 Todd, T., 24 Tomcik, G., 62 Tomko, Mr. M., 13, 25, 52 Tomlinson, J., 117 Toole, J., 52, 62, 66 Toomey, J., 39 Trecki, J., 24 Tresky, B., 31, 33, 117 Tucker, L., 66, 117 Turkus, E., 24 Turnbull, J., 24, 42 Turnbull, J., 28, 30, 37, 42, 52, 62 Turnbull, T., 66 Twardy, M., 24 Ulrich, Mr. A., 14, 36 Ulrich, P., 117 Ursinyi, Mr. E., 14 Valecka, C., 62 Vanderpool, J., 33, 38, 117 VanVoorhis, G., 117 Verlinich, J., 24 Vitale, F., 62, 66 Vitale, K., 28, 37, 38, 52, 62 Viskovicz, R., 118 Voorhees, D., 24 Voshall, J., 39 Voshall, S., 28, 62 Wacker, Mr. A., 11 Wagner, J., 30, 44, 118 Wagner, R., 24 Waidler, K., 24, 42 Waldron, F., 62 Walizer, D., 62 Walizer, F., 25, 63 Walter, Mr. D., 12, 66, 69, Wantje, J., 63 Wantje, G., 66 Wano, K., 24, 28 Wareham, C., 40 Warren, R., 103, 118 Warren, M., 30, 37, 118 Washabaugh, D., 24, 66 Washington, D., 24 Washington, D., 28, 29, 32, Waugh, C., 118 Waugh, J., 63 Waugh, P., 63 Webb, L., 72, 74, 118 Wed, M., 25 Weinbrenner, R., 25, 31 Wellinger, J., 25, 28 Wellinger, G., 33, 80, 118 Wells, L., 63 Wenk, L., 119 Wenzel, M., 25 Werkstein, N., 28, 39 Weyandt, G., 119 Whalen, C., 25 Whitaker, C., 63 Whitaker, D., 45, 119 Whitaker, E., 52 Whitaker, J., 25, 42 White, D., 25 White, D., 63 White, J., 42, 119 White, J., 63 White, L., 40, 63 Wichryk, K., 25, 42 Wiechowski, D., 25 Wiedwald, T., 72, 75, Williams, A., 63 119 76 103, 118 Williams, E., 34, 63 Williams, J., 42, 119 Williams, J., 25 Wilhelm, W., 63 Wiik, R., 25 Wilke, s., 37, 44, 63 Willy, D., 25 Wilson, C., 25 Winkler, J., 25 Winston, E., 72 Winston, E., 63 Winters, M. A., 63 Winters, R., 25 Wisniewski, E., 66, 119 Wisniewski, R., 39 Wise, N., 25,28 Wisser, M., 25, 30, 42 Witkowski, S., 32 Wochele, J., 63 Woessner, M., 25 Wojciechowski, W., 25 Wojtasiak, T., 119 Wojtaszek, P., 63 Wolfes, J., 25 Wolstoncroft, J., 40, 120 Woodall, M., 63 Woodburn, D., 39, 42, 63 Woods, C., 25 Woods, J., 74 Woods, S., 25, 63 Wuchenich, Mrs. M., 13 Wuenstel, S., 25 Yahemauitch, R., 25 Yeager, W., 72, 120 Yoder, Miss C., 15 York, Mrs. M., 17 Yost, W., 34, 120 Young, B., 25, 30 Young, B., 120 Young, W., 120 Zak, K., 25 Zelieski, E., 63 Ziemke, S., 42, 63 Zima, G., 88 Zimmerman, M., 25 Ziolkowski, J., 120 Zizza, L., 33, 120 BA T - MAN Come on BOG-DAN 129 L .Yff-ww-54.nm.:--rq1f1f,.:7:--w:Ya,.,.4eg..Y, ,lil ,, , F bw.-N V 1- I ii,-snub YY H l i W Y ir i v - - Fl? 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