McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1961 volume:

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Z ii f'- f 4 ' X x X Q A A w 9 , N MCKEESPORT HIGH 53 -yeas' ..,.f ff! , J MX, if he 5 ff 3' Administration Page 7 Seniors Page 10 t Organizations i Pa-ge 63 CO TENTS Sports Page 83 Underclasses Page 99 Features Page 141 n MN. a ' 'v , 3 A 1 ' Q, 9 f A Q, X it . 5 ',.. yy 'I 9 in 4 'K ' Q A 2, 'K ff :X . -sf R, 2 , V, x Q V was . L m,, i ,f ,,,f,.f s 7 7 FYZ7 .Af M-Heh, ,A ,-f+4f..-.-W-A-i . M.- - . , ' ' ' '- W . -F -'33 , , , , M. : ,A' A0 ' ' ff? Iigfirwrgxigwy wr N141 xv -1. 14 . fVwfP1i3gmsa- yifgiiawss g,f2z'r1:fw L L 5'Wf f 5 . , 1 ADM I TRATIO A School Board meetings are held in the Shaw Avenue Building at 8:00 P. M. on the second Monday of each month. ?5-A JW' Mrs. Margaret B. Larson Mr. Maurice L. Kessler Dr. Clifford B. Bryce Mr. I. Paul Farrell Dr. Robert M. Heli President Vice-President Mr. Iolm B. lsbir Mr. Charles E. Kearney. Ir. Mr. William T. Morgan Mr. Steven V. Thomas , S THE ot the Mclieesport Public Schools, Mr, Arthur O. Horn is responsible to the Board ot School Directors who are elected by the people of the City ot Mclieesport to operate our school system. The Board ot Directors is a group of nine members elected tor six-year terms. ln regular monthly meetings the Board determines the policies and practices ot the School District and is responsible tor providing good schools tor the community. The Superintendent ot Schools supervises all educational and tinancial programs. He prepares the annual school budget, develops courses of instruction, nominates personnel, arranges the purchase of supplies. l-le is in charge ot the operation ot all school buildings and is responsible for supervising the Work of all school employees. ml-0 I Dr. Howard C. McElroy Mr. R. D. Cannon Miss M. Rigby Hill Director ol Curriculum Assistant to Superintendent Secretary in Charge oi Buildings fi FQ Q , r- '1j '4' Mr. Arthur O. Hom Superintendent of Schools Dr. Wayne E. Mason Principal of the High School Mr. Shelby Erwin Vice-Principal oi the High School Mr. Benjamin B. Disegi Principal of Vocational School Mr. Iames C. Steel Administrative Assistant .u...-4l-- W! Mr. A. Iames Gross Guidance Counselor p . Miss Gertrude Brown Girls' Adviser E 5 . , Principals Mr. Iohn S. McFeaters Principal ol George Washington School an ,rMnl'W ' mi ,Mull Mr. Berl Iohnson Mr. Louis H. Dunlop Director of Vocational Education Principal of Shaw Avenue School if ELFREEDA B. AHLQUIST. B.S., Shorthand and Tran- scription. Commercial Department Chairman: GEORGE S. ALLISON, Ed.M., American History: HELEN H. AN- DERSON, A.B., English and Pennsylvania History. FRANCES APPLE, B.S., Physical Education: ROSE F. ARONE, B.S., Office Practice: MARY AULD, A.B., Latin and English. IOHN BARNYAK, A.M., General Sci- ence: FOSTER BEATTY, A.M., Eng- lish, Department Chairman. WYNONA M. BEATTY, Litt.B., English: RALPH A. BENSON, B.S., Machine Shop Practice: IOSEPH W. BLACK, Ed.M., Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, and Mathematics Review. DORIS H. BLID, Litt.M., English and Pennsylvania History: IRMA C. BOAX, A.M., Algebra and Basic Mathematics: ELINOR M. BOWEN, A.M., French and English. RICHARD F. BOWEN, A.B., General Science: VIVIAN CORNELIUS P. CAMPBELL, Ed.M., American History BOWLES, Ed.M., Shorthand and Typewriting: HELEN and Economics: HARRY L. CARLSON, A.B., American G. BROWN, B.S., Bookkeeping. History: FALCO A. CARROZZA, A.M., Problems of Democracy. Faculty -- .l 1961 BYRON L. CHAPLIN. Ed.M., Electricity: WIL- LIAM A. CLEES,B.S., Physical Education, De- partment Chairman. DANIEL M. CRNCIC, B.S., English: RUTHIEAN S. LaVELLE H. DILLON, B.S., English: ALBERT R. DO- CRNCIC. B.S., Shorthand and Typewriting: D. FRED- EHLA, A.B.. Consumer Education and German: KATH- ERICK CULLEN, Litt.M., American History and Ameri- RYN H. DULAN. Iunior Vocational Academic. can Government. ROBERT B. DULAN, Electricity: GEORGE H. ELKO. B.S., Physics ALBERT T. FALLQUIST, B.S., Chem istry. Science Department Chairman EDWARD G. FAULK, B.S., Instru- mental Music. KATHRYN M. ELDER, A.B., Penn- and Physical Science: ROGER E. sylvania History. ESPER. Ed.M., Biology, Problems of Democracy, and Economics. Miss Loya discusses approved layouts for letters in Business English class. + S rs. so f as 'ifilfzi ' fi -'V'5f'i- ' isa .'..'5Hb.jQK.g' , wifi? L' ' ' - -ffwff 1- mf IOSEPI-I E. FERENCE, Ed.M., Com mercial Art: DONALD E. FERGU SON, A.M.. English. IOHN O. FREUND, B.S., Biology: CARRIE L. GAILEY. MURRAY GOLD, Ed.M., English: JACK L. GREGG A.B., Pennsylvania History: NORMAN M. GIBSON, B.S., World History: NOEL A. GUYOT, B.S., Physical A.M., English. Education. ELGIN HALTER, A.M., Chemistry and Physical Sci- ence: WINFIELD S. HARDING, Patternmaking: ROB- ERT I. HARRIS, B.S., Iunior Vocational Shop. ANNE H. HAWTHORNE, B.S., Homemaking: MICHAEL G. HRITZ, Ed.M., Geometry and Shop Mathematics: DAN K. IACOBS, B.S., Chemistry and World Geogra- Phy- ELIZABETH M. IACOBS, B.S., Commercial Arithmetic and Basic Mathematics: VINCENT IEVSEVAR, Sheetmetal: I. MORRIS IONES, Blueprint Reading and Basic Mathematics, Administrative Assistant for Audio-Visual. IUNE W. IOSEK, B.S., Algebra and Pennsylvania His- tory: MARGARET KEREZSQI, Litt.M., English: FLORENCE KING, A.M., English. EDMUND KITTIKO. B.S., American M. C. KOONS, Drafting, Faculty THOMAS E. KRUPA, Ed.M., English History: WILLIAM P. KNORTZ, Ed.M., Manager oi Athletics: GEORGE A. and Economics: IOSEPH P. KRYSIK. Biology. KRAUSE, Cabinetmaking. M.M., Instrumental Music. DENNIS P. KUREMSKY. B.S., Biology, GERALD F. LANKS, B.S., Electricity: ROY S. LEFFARD, B.S., Phy- sical Education. GRACE LEMON, A.B., Algebra and Basic Mathematics: GERTRUDE LINDQUIST.Ed.M.. Shorthand, Type- writing, and Clerical Practice. IULIA LOYA, Ed.M., Business English: HELEN A. THOMAS F. MAILEY, A.B., General LYNCH. A.B., Librarian: MUNROE A. MACDONALD. Science: HELEN G. MALSEED. Litt. Ed.M., Auto Mechanics. M., Public Speaking and Dramatics. C. EARL MANSFIELD, Ed.M., Trigonometry, Higher HELEN I. MCGINN, Ed.M., Algebra: MARY LOUISE Algebra, Solid Geometry, and Mathematics Review: MCGRANN, Ed.M., Bookkeeping and Typewriting: GEORGE H. McCONNELL, Ed.M., Physics and Chem- CHARLES E. McKENERY. A.B., Pennsylvania History istry: MARTHA MCCUNE, B.S., Physical Education. and English. ' '-as IEAN W. MENZIES, Ed.M., Business Mathematics and Commercial Arithmetic: ROBERT W. MEREDITH, B.S.. Biology: THELMA MERMELSTEIN, A.B., Latin and Pennsylvania History. ANNA MORLOCK, Litt.M., Pennsyl- vania History: DOROTHY MRKON- IC, Litt.M., English. MARY ANN NIXON, B.S., Librarian: DOROTHY NORTON, A.M., French. Department Chairman of Modern Languages. WALTER, B. OLIVER. Ed.M., English and General Science: WILLIAM D. PAH SONS, B.S., MechanicalDrawing: IAMES H. PHILLIPS. B.S., Algebra and Basic Mathematics: ERNA M. PIERCE, Ed.M., Physical Education. A practical project in senior Cabin- etmaking shop is guided by Mr. Krause. li J N -,f ,' vga 11. 1 BARBARA F. MCLELLAN, B.S., Eng- ish: ROY H. MCMUNN, B.S., Chem- istry and Shop Mathematics. MARY ANN MRKONIC, A.M., Homemaking, Depart- ment Chairman: ALAN H. NELSON, B.S., Industrial Arts: LUCILLE NEWHOUSE, Litt.M., World Cultures. -1- 1961 C! RONALD 1. POLAK, B.S., Vocal Music: RODDY PoPo- THOMAS A- QUINN, Ed.M., World Cultures: MARK R VICH. B.S., Algebra and General Science: HELEN REIGARD, A.M., American HistorYf Socifil Studies POTTHOFF, Litt.M., Latin and Algebra. Department Chairman: AMELIA RICHARDSON, A.M ELIZABETH K. RITACCO, B.S..English. CHARLES F. R O D G E R S . S.M.. Chemistry: IOHN A. SABOL, Ed.M., Physics: AMANDA T. SANDIN, Beauty Cul- ture. Plane Geometry, Mathematics Department Chairman EDITH B. ROSS, A.B.. English: IOHN E. RUBY. B.S Electricity: PAUL RUMANCIK, Machine Shop Practice CARMELITA SAVAGE, Ed.M., Type- writing, General Business, and Commercial Law: AUGUST M. SCHAD, A.M., English. ANTHONY F. SGATTONI, B.S., American History: M E R C E D E S SHEEHAN, Ed.M., Librarian. CHARLES E. SCHAEFFER, B.S. World Cultures: HELEN SCOTT A.B.. Algebra. SARA SHOUP, Ed.M.. English: GEORGE L. SPIEL- GEORGE H. STOLL, B.S., Mathematics cmd Pennsyl- MAN, Ed.M.. General Science: SAMUEL L. STEWART, Vdnia History: ESTHER E. STOUGH, A.B., English: Ed.M., General Science. W. GERALD TAYLOR. B.S., English. IOSEPHINE S. TESAURO, B.S., Clerical Practice, Type- ELEANOR TOBIN. Litt.M., English: MARTHA ANNE writing, and Principles of Selling: EDWARD F. THOM- VERNER, Litt.M., German: LEONORA H. WEAVER, AS, Ed.M., Algebra and Basic Mathematics: FRAN- B.S., Art. CES THOMPSON. Ed.M., Spanish. wo. ni' I. HAROLD WEIGLE. B.S., Health, NANCY WELLER, A.B., Algebra and Basic Mathe- Director of Athletics: HOMER O. matics: RUTH WEST, A.B., Pennsylvania History: WEITZ, B.S., Mechanical Drawing BETTIE S. WHEELER, B.S., Homemaking. and General Science. CHARLES W. WHITE, Ed.M., Physical Education: PHILIP H. WINGERT, Litt.lVI., Problems ol Democracy MARTHA WIGGINS, Ed.M., Plane Geometry and and American History: G. KATHARINE WINKELVOSS, Mathematics Review: HERBERT A. WILSON, M.F.A., Ed.M.. French Clfld Spanish: IOHN M- YARNOVIC, Vocal Music. B.S., English. 1 Qi- fi r' J . -r ' iw- 1- ?4is ' If Q 1 ' - 1 ' Ln- , 5 r I r fy . I 3 ,S , 9,39 a, gtg? , f ,is 1, I ' I n J , ,, V, f. I 1 is ' D ',, .f ,- ' . vf g - 5 I' gh ff ,H I is ,Q , 4 , -,-QQ gigs' 5 , - 1 4 ' A ' D 'V f' 0 4 'ff' -ef, 1 3.71, 1 , ' T? A -eg' ,i ,IQ , ' . J 'ai 1 J' ' 'J' A' ., , 501' 'K' 'fa fn 'J ,-A ,V -. ' 2? , fffzff' ' ' 15,1 or I ,Q ...V xl ,.. ct.. . Q tf e ' ', 6 , . av 1' -4 I f- ! ,k i ,eff nfftf 425-15' ' f' W? fa 'wh . ' Q ' my ,fd A .7 ' fa Y' 'L , , db - ilvwm -vfzgff f M: , ' N ,L g 4, V 4 ,,f, Y M' 1 'W ' ,. , ,H 'S ' I Wu' ' . fm, A 'Hs Ayf ' 4 4 'Y ' W 1' ' 'W , W' 'cn'-'L In 's Q-,H f A .ff A ,, fvvg F ',, . Y ,M . -15 A 6, 4' 4 ' ft ' ' 1 3V 44 4lw 'hyd W.-3114? M M .. r .5 .,'wfPAm athlam A ., f V f 1 ,, , I if .A,,f O ,991 75- '-2?-,.'.:S :1'3',:'.i 4.. '1-'3 ' ffl I u H 1.1, E ,se if as 5? S - '2-' ' , fE, f 1f? . L 1? , W: Q Q3 , Q, , , ' 5-in ii-e, . gi-L , ,- Q FQE , ii 1 212 '2,jgf' 1' '51, F i 5 -Fwy x 5 15113. 2- -'f- ' I . FF' 5 mwgw ' 1 - v f O U W Q ' I f ' Q f u rw , r I H ff 9 Y Wu so ' fp' w ,U v ' if ur i f :jfF ' M A, gg M N. Stuart Ackerman Kathleen Ackard Rudy Abraham Dona lean Acie Karen Ancarana Sheryle Ackerberg Cheryl Allsopp Mary Altemus Lee Alverson Kathleen Ammon Mary Lou Ammon Betty Lou Anchak I udith Anderson CLASS OFFICERS. TECH- From lefi: President Paul Misenhelter, Secretary Rita Melocchi, Vice-President Iudniict Andras Herb Steele, Treasurer Ierry Gayvert. Iames Andrew X Dolores Andrews Rudolph Antoncic Irrmes Arlicr Ianet Balley William Askey Hobert Atkins Asa Atwater Olive Ault Christopher Bach Richard Backus Margaret Bailey Iudith Bajuscik CLASS OFFICERS, VOCATIONAL - From lelt: Presi- dent Robert Zeiders, Secretary Donna Holt, Treas- urer Glenn Herr, Vice-President Frank Gunning. Iohn Baker Robert Balawajder ,yu- 4 Kay Balclridge William Baker Kathleen Balawajder Richard Barnes .aka Jf' Iames Balog Nancy Bardnell Ioseph Barey Michael Barna Theresa Barna Iames Barnes Carol Barton William Bashiorth Iames Bauer Ruth Barrett Irwin Baumiller Paul Bayer Donna Bazzone William Barry Robert Bartko 2 Alice Beard Nancy Beech 5' GY' Angela Beck Paul Beckman Lettle Bernhardy Iohn Bednarolsky Benjamin Beisler Ina Iean Bell Carole Beltz Mary Benner Robert Beno Richard Blank Hedda Bluestone Frances Bodnar Ioanne Boggs Lynda Booher Ruth Boros Dennis Bernick Rose Bickford Paul Blank Richard Boscia lane Boughner Robert Bowser Donald Boyland Margaret Boyle Donald Bradley Iudiih Brennan Ioseph Brindza Bruce Brinkos Richard Brinley Mary Ann Brletic Iohn Broman Ioan Brooks Carran Brown Kathryn Brown Raymond Brozovich Deanne Bryce Loretta Bryla Iames Buck Morlan Buck Iohn Buclday Frances Bulkowski Alex Bunson Iames Burkholder William Butella Robert Buzek David Byard Robert Calesaric Roberta 'Campbell Thomas 'Campbell Mary Grace Carey Francine Carlson Herbert Carlson Daniel Carr Dolores Cassin l 'i We '2 x . A! Robert Cassin Ianet Casturo Marianne Catalina Iohn Caulfield Carol Challener Nancy Chaney Nelson Cherry Stephen Chesnick Gregory Chocinsky Gerald Chontos 'Uh . ,...,, -A5 QV' pw - ..5 ,ivy , ' 4 C f., , ns.nnsn Gerald Chotiner Kathleen Churchman Ioyce Cipranic Cheryl Claggett Ronald Clark Thomas Clarke Richard Clay Claudius Coleman Eunice Coles Richard Collier I oyce Clemente Sheelah Cleeland Iudith Clipper Carole Cmar Robert Cobbett Iames Cochenour Ianet Cochenour Billie Colbert Dennis Conaway Q -W , -'ff .,.' f'-.a,, 1 ,'-'f,k 1- Iames Conaway Robert Conley Iohn Cook Iohn Corbin Iohn Cordisco Sandra Cornelissen Clayton Comell Anthony Cosanella To celebrate the end oi football season, the an- nual Tiger Dance was held November 18 at the Voc gym with Y-Teens pre- senting miniature mascots to Tiger gridmen. Sandra Connelly Lindley Conrad Patnc1a Costello Lawrence Coup Lois Coup Mitchell Cowan '91 David Cribbs Iohn Criscuolo Nancy Crane lanet Crawford l ib- ' 59:9 . Lawrence Dansak Donna Crum Ianet Csorba Ruth Curcio Charles Daczkowski Constance Damasky Marlene Dangel Kathleen Davison Carole De Cecco Geraldine De Cecco Gary Davis Michael De Felice Sandra Del Signore Mary De Marino 'QR 2434 -up W., bl sd Iames Davis f:a ':ziv:fa..u.':af1.: ' i , K ' ' ' f-.swf , - ' in ' - Robert Davis 28 Otto De Marino Linda De Martinis '67- Iudith Dennison Richard De Salvo lohn Diegelman Iohn Dilling Thomas Dineen Lena Ditaranto Patricia Donnelly Donald Dorsey Trudy Dougherty Iames Driscoll Daniel Dudek lames Duffy Gary De Nardo Denward Denning Donna Dittman wif. Leah Dixon Leona Dolan I anet Dolata lanet Dugan William Dunlay Deanna Durbin Marie Duresko Stephen Durkay Kathleen Edgar Lawrence Elder Sandra Elias Margaret Epperson Daniel Esmiol Ianet Evanchak Karl Evans David Farkas Daniel Farley Rosemary Farley Kathleen Farrell Harry Fath Donna Fawcett Charles Fazekas Nancy Fazekas KET? Rose Marie Fejes Ioseph Feltz Ioseph Fencik Michael F encik Gilda Fenster Carra Ferguson Leo Fey Harriett Fidler Saundra Figiel Scott Finney Michael Fisher Earl Fleming Beverly Flohr Ronald Forbes Harry Ford Lawrence Ford Carla Forgie Daniel Forkovitch Iulian Fornal William Frederick Elaine Fredley Wilbert Freelander William Froelich Larry Frum Howard Fry Iames Gabriel Robert Gage Carol Gaiser Patricia Gallo Donna Gamble Charles Ganley Frederick Gary Ralph Gillen Gerald Gayvert Gerald Gault , IN .V f . w R xxx Paul Gerber Ieannine Gessner Karen Gibbons Sharen Gibbons Richard Gilbert Ronald Giles 'William Glus Iohanna Goldie Annette Golik Mary Kay Gorr Laurel Ann Gossman Larry Grabowski Leonard Grace Wilma Graham Iean Graziano Patricia 'Greenaway Sandra Greenland Students in Patternmaking Shop get practical experi- ence in working together as they solve problems in preparing industrial pat- terns. Iohn Grabe Paul Grabill Louis Greenwald Alice 'Gulyban Nancy Gunnerson Franlc Gunning Stanley Guski Alice Guslevic I udy Haupt Keith Hawkins William Hawthome Glenda Hayne William Haeberlen I ames Haiduk David Halpern Karen Halpert Cheryl Halvaty Patricia Hanna George Harden Robert Harris Paul Heath Frederick Hecker Ruby Henderson Conrad Heptig Glenn Herr Lani Herr Vera Hess Carol Hessler Gail Hickle Gordon Hill Alfred Hilliard Donald Hillwig Iames Hillwig Sharon Hirshman Karl Hoinkes Alexander Holovich Donna Holt Charlene Hopes David Horensky Flora Hornfeck Iames Hetcher I ames Hettler David Hoffman Karen Hoffman Shirley A. Hoffman l Q' Shirley M. Hoffman Ronald Hornvak Stephan Horvath Deanna Horvatin Iohn Hosni Terrence House Phylis Hoy Iohn Hrehocik Thomas Hughes George Humphreys Lois Lynne Hurrell QL Gail Hutson Betty Lou Ilgenfritz Iames Ingel Carol Inks Dolores Isenberg Ianice Iakomas Linda Iames Darlene Iamison Dolores Ianus Richard Iarvis l l li W4 l l Albert Ienco George Ienkins Thomas Ienkins William Ienkins Ianice Iensen We R Ieri Iones Ioseph Iones Margaret Iones Martin Iones Bruce Iohnson Donald Iohnson Ingrid Iohnson Iames Iohnson Ioyce Iohnson Lynn l0hI'1S0f1 Norman Iohnson Roger Iohnson Edward Iohnston Glenn Iohnston Robert Iohnston Harry Iosek Shirley Kachur Michael Kacik Carol Kaiser Stanley Kaleta if X w ' 'f,,.--.5M:F' '-25555-zz: :J ,:TE'iw: D: ' ' ' -Z'155??E'R: 1- fw- f ., Eiga: ,F nf 5, ,., 'W . M I Q Q, 275, 'L ' in, 4 'ZETQQSY?S.ZF'r,f-fc.-'T y man + - 'gs...,,w- S ' Yi, 4 2' . 7 Kc' , .wr vis. ,ev :H , Bernard Kalocay Robert Kapis Adrienne Kapisak Dennis Kapisak David Kargle Stephen Kariia Anna Kascak George Kasunlch Mary Ann Kasunlc y qc: , . , .-3' 4597 Iohn Kerber Karen Kessler Susan Kessler Donna Kichan Ronald Kaylor Iames Kear Theodore Keenan Margaret Kelley Patrick Kelley Ronald Kelly Wlllldm K1nchloe Iames King Patricia King Mary Kirschner Marcia Klein William Kirschner loseph Kish Iohn Kisielnicki Louis Kiss Veronica Kiss Linda Klein Barbara Klingholfer Iames Knapp Term papers and special reports mean hours oi re- search and note-taking in the library. Iames Knepley Diane Knight Thomas Knight Ioseph Kovac Donald Koza Norene Kozdras E Kathleen Kraiack Michael Kobulnicky Ioseph Kohan Q . s B. Ronald Koharik Linda Kohl Nancy Kolar Donna Kolibas Ioan Konik Charles Kotulsky William Kramer Albert Krasman Lynn Kretschmer Beverly Kritikos Bobbie Krotz William Kruczek Larry Krueger Patricia Krznaric Ks Virginia Kunkle Mary Laird Albert Larimer Donna Lawson A9 K N 'l' Eleanor Kutziara Richard Lamb Patricia Lawrence S 'DIN vm., Kathleen Kutzfara Sylvan Lang Carole Lawson Merle Lebowitz Paul Lazar bw I 15,9-va,, Richard Kubala Frank Kumi Lawrence Langett Iudith Langsdort Patricia Lann Harold Large 'Ah William Leiber Robert Lester Charles Levander Anthony Levans Ross Levy Frederick Lewis William Link Patricia Lippert Noreen Lockschmidt Robert Lofgren 'W fm. K ilu-1 Anthony Long Barbara Long Donald Long Carol Lopretta Iames Lowry Kenneth Lueckert Samuel Luick Eugene Luketic Christine Lundberg Iack Lynch liasemary Lynch Richard Lyons Bonnie Lytle Gerald Macedonia Thomas Mack Whittaker Mack Ioseph Maher Ianet Maize Iames Malone George Mann Melva Manovich Carmen Marchetti Ioseph Margo Gail Martin Merle Martin Frank Martinelli Mary Marzaloes Deona Mason Kenneth Matik Iacquelyn Maurer Brenda Maxwell Richard McCarty Carol McCloskey Dianna McCloy Kenneth McCombs HQ! .599 1-' xx mn lane McConnell Tanis McCurry Madeline McDevitt Neil Mclillwee Ernest McGinty Ernest Mehcrrra Reges Mennitti 3 rdxcfrfie X0-5 Dcxv1d MCKIHHGY Rose Middlemlss Robert Mient 41-D- Paul Mihalek Dennis Mihoces Marion Miller Carole Mika Lana Miletti Deanna Miller Helen Miller Iames Miller Karen Miller I iii Y 5 With its November 8 mock election Social Studies Club provided the oppor- tunity to experience vot- ing in a presidential con- test. Frank Miniotas Iudith Miracle Paul Misenhelter Ronald Mital William Mitcheltree Timothy Moore Bert Moldovan Patricia Montrenes Victor Morgan Ioan Moran Teddi Movan Mary Moffa Laura Mae Moffett Iames Montgomery Mary Ann Montrenes Eileen Moore Richard Moore Harold Morris Marilyn Morris Nancy Movic William Mowry Iames Morgan Iudith Morgan Q4 60 Margaret E. Myers Robert Myers Vonnie Lou Nilson Toni Norton Harry Null Robert Nystrom Howard Ober Barbara Ochap Iacqueline Odenthal Robert Ogren Sandra Ohrman Maryetta Olsavsky Thomas O'Neil Virginia Onorato Mary Opilowski Lawrence Orlowski Carl Orman Dennis Orris Frank Orris Edward Osada Minyone Osborne Thomas Oshinsky Donald Osterman Susanna Pack n Donna Palady Alicia Pardick Roberta Parkins James Pasko Patricia Pastor WV' ,,....-4' Dolores PCISf0l'S ICIYHGS Patch Nancy Patch Anthony Pater Donald Paterra Albert Patrick Francis Patrick Robert Patterson Terrie Patterson Iames Patton ., , ,AM L Iune Patton Robert Pecora Maryann Penn William Perkowski Gary Peterson Iudith Peterson Lynn Peterson Ianice Petrullli Patti Petrulli Iacquetta Pettiford W asv, .00 Mi' Veronica Pierorazio Lois Pikula Patricia Pikula Betty Io Pintze Brenda Poag Patricia Prontiker Sandra Provasnik Maryann Pupich Ioseph Qualters Edward Poisel Paul POChC101 an Iohn Polak Stephanie Pollier Ian Pomnian Rosemary Popowitz Edwina Pribonic Ioyce Pritchard rta rrr n Frank Queen Craig Quillin K Robert Raffle Edward Rarick Patrick Ratesic Patricia Rauzan Peggy Ann Rechter Richard Reilly Edward Rae Ruth Ann Rae Iames Relnert George Rendulic New this year were Ad- vanced Placement classes in English fabovel and history for selected college preparatory students. Ioan Rendulic Robert Rendulic 95 11--, egg. Ronald Rendulic Dorothy Reynolds 1 Michael Rogers Bonnie Rippel Iudith Roberts Marilyn Robertson Lily Robinson Eugenia Roney Iudith Rosenberger Ianet Roland lone Rossing Lana Rothbarth David Rhodes Donna Richards 'Y x , X A '- . 'gf-X Victor Roberts Natalie Robison Karen Rosenberger Iohn Rowe Richard Rombilas Barry Romesburg i Paul Runge Iris Sabin Russell Sant Robert Schmitt Iudith Scrip I ames Seibert .v0?l'f-.L Eugene .Sarris Frank Savasta Douglas Schmucker Barbara Schneider Kenneth See Lynn Seeger Iacqueline Semke Dale Septer Mary Sabo Dianne Sakas Bruce Schrader Daniel Schrecengost Dorothy Scofield l Barry Scott I-l1CiCI SgCItt0I1i Robert Shaffer Robert Sharpe Donna Shatlock Iudith Shaw KCIIGII Shenk Iames Sherer Yvonne Sheridan Iuclith Shermer Patricia Sherrill Audrey Sherwin Mary Ann Shevchik Paul Shidel Harold Shurtz Thomas Simmons Patricia Simon Sally Simon Norma Sinclair Donna Sindrich Mary Iane Sivak Oliver Sioberg Lynn Skelton Eugene Skiba Mary Skotnicki Ioseph Sk'-Wmn 'WK' Lawrence Slack Robert Slack Patrick Slevin Gerald Slivko Ioanne Smith Marshall Smith Thomas Smith Iudith Snider Chester Sniezek Charles Snyder lean Snyder Ioyce Snyder Ianet Soethe Benton South Thomas Sowa Samuel Spitz Ioan Squire Vera Stanislaw Ronald Stash Herbert Steele Erlcy Steudler Reed Stickel Ruth Stipanovich Frank Stone Leonard Storer Michael Stramiello Harold Strawniak David Svec Sandra Svec Barbara Swanson Dwight Swanson Marlene Suda Sharon Strong Michael Sulak Paulette Sullivan Elsie Sundberg Ronald Supansic Catherine Surace Betty Susa ah I V, Z-if V' -V V - - f ' De Mans Swartwood Kirk Swartz Ioan Taksa Rebecca Taksel Albert Tarr Raymond Tatalovich Robert Tauber Karen Taylor Homemuking students learn how to set and decorate a table as well as how to carve the Thanksgiving turkey. Muriel Sweet Bonnie Taimuty Samuel Tedesco Donald Thomas Nancy Thomas Robert Thomas Edwin Tomko Patricia Tomko Robert Thumm Stephen Tomaino fi 'K Ioyce Trtica Ianette Tondera Earl Toner Coleman Toth Frank Toth Kathy Traeger Lynda Travis Patricia Tyler Ralph Ullum Lawrence Ullyatt Henry Truss Iames Urban Rena Urban Edward Urbansky 00' Diane Tullius Russell Tumey Earl Utz William Valalik Henry Verner Linda Verner Ralph Voelker Kenneth Vogt George Waite Karen Waite Kathleen Wakefield Carol Walicura Louis Vodopivec Eileen Voie Claudia Wakefield Lawrence Walk Richard Varna Albert Vasko Ronald Voitko Arthur Volpini Robert Vukovich I ulian Wahly Doris Iean Walker Gail Walker Iohn tWarady Ieannette Ward Roy Ward Ronald Wargo Sandra Wargo William Waslis Lynn Waters Brenda Watkins l Dona Watson David Weaver Iean Webb Eileen Weinberg Blaine Weinel Hana Weisberger Brian Weiss Bruce Weiss Iames Weiss Susan Weiss Fred Weller Carol Wennerstrom Bonnie West Raymond Westcoat Norma Wetzler Ioan Whalen Donald Whetzel Edward Whitaker Karen White Donna Whitehead Iames Whitehead Frank Willard Callie Williams Iames Williams Karen Williams La Vare Williams Iames Williamson Robert Wills David Wilson Nancy Wilson Roberta Wilson Carol Winkelvoss William Winowitch Walter Wisniewski Antoinette Wisser Edward Woidyla Ioan Wolf Iudith Wolfe Ioan Woodring Walter Yager Kathleen Yeagley Robert Yecies l Robert Zeiders Sharon Zinn Andrew Zurovcik Iohn Zuzo Elvira Yniguez Rosemane Yencho Barbara Young Carl Young Cleo Young lim Yuna Sandra Zatelli Katherine Zebrovious Up-to-date machines and equipment make Vocational shops realistic training grounds for future skilled tradesmen. f 'z' I SMC ff--M Q. if Z ORGANIZATIONS in S.. Noreen Lockschmidt Iane Boughner Editor-in-Chiei Associate Editor 1.9 s 19 s Gordon Iunker and Karen Ancarancx check patron lists. Gathering patrons requires writ- ing letters, making phone calls, and walking many miles to solicit prospects. EING A MEMBER of Yough-A-Mon staff is more than just helping to make a book: it is an adventure in capturing the present tor the tuture. lt is seeing what We are now so that We can always remember what We were. lt is holding a rnirror so that today will ever be reflected into the 'future Carol Walicura types homeroom captions to send to the publisher as Ianet Maize verifies spellings for student names. Sandy Elias fat leftl. Steve Tomaino, and Carol Neel discuss typographxcal correctlons on galley proois while Karen White and Len Grace re draw dummy page layouts to fit our pictures. 1 1 S Iane McConnell and Ioe Barey check senior lists to prepare the alphabetical order lor the senior section. With tape, string, glue. and scissors Iackie Maurer and Kathy Kraiack wrap a package ot pictures and stories for special delivery mailing to the printer. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - From left: Vice-President Ierry El- kins, Treasurer Pete Loya, Clerk Ianet Rendulic, Secretary Karen Williams. President Rudy Antoncic, Sergeant-at-Arms Frank Liberatore. Mr. Iames Steel was the Council's adviser. i ' jim? Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD -FIRST ROW: Muriel Sweet, Sandy Greenland, lim Malone, Ken Lueck- ert, Nancy Wilson, Brenda Maxwell. SECOND ROW: Robert Slack, Treas- urer Nelson Cherry, President Lynn Seeger, Secretary Bob Sharpe, Vice- President Lee Alverson. Miss Fran- ces Thompson was the club's ad- viser. Library Staff LIBRARY STAFF-FIRST ROW: Car- olyn Drew, Linda Klein, Linda El- mendori, Laura Chapman, Darlene Iudd, Pat Donaldson, Sandra Pat- rick. SECOND ROW: Clarol Chal- Iener, Virginia Robinson, Ianet Mains, Alice Gulyban, Gloria Mathews, Camille Petraitis. Sharon Hirshman, Sandy Farmer. THIRD ROW: Gwen Howard, Janet Yerkey, Margot Harper, Vickie Waddington. Bonnie West, Margaret Iones, Pat- ricia lrwin, Iohn Grabef Librarian Miss Mary Ann Nixon. Not in pic- ture: David Morrow, Maryann Pu- pich, Bruce Wander. Y-Teens Y-TEEN CABINET - FIRST ROW: Kay Gorr, Ianet Cochenour, Iudy Iordan, Treasurer Kathy Kraiack, Vice-President Sandy Argilan, Presi- dent Donna Richards, Recording Secretary Sharen Gibbons, Corre- sponding Secretary Donna Snee. Marilyn Ziegler, Iudy Anderson. SECOND ROW: Lynda Booher, Ioan Paxton, Carol Gasparovic, ludy Shaw, Iane McConnell,Iudy Zekkey. Pat Valalik, Karen Gibbons, Marijule Marheika, Mary Ciox, Tris Anne Phillips, Nancy Wilson, Sue Bower. The adviser lor the group was Mrs. LaVelle Dillon. .. ,ye 1 Hi-Y IOHN SHAW MEMORIAL HI-Y OF- FICERS-FIRST ROW: Ken Lueckert. Gary DeNardo, Bob Davis, Bob Wise, Paul Heath, Ross Levy, Ches- ter Sniezek, Art Volpini. SEC1OND ROW: Don Iohnson, Ierry Gayvert, Karl Hoinkes, Charles Cancelliere, President Herb Steele, Paul Misen- helter, Richard Clay, Adviser Mr. August Schad. THIRD ROW: Vice- President Nelson Cherry, Steve To- maino, Lenn Grace, Dave Wilson. Charles Metcalf, Treasurer Bob Slack, Secretary Lynn Seeger, Ioe Barey, lack Lynch, Iim Hetcher. Not in picture: Don Hillwig, Howard Gonzales, Rich Mayberry. Vocational Cheerleaders VOCATIONAL CHEERLEADERS - From lelt: Kathy Farrell, Pat Simon. Iudy Haupt, Co-Captain Kathy Ze- brovious, Captain Pat Costello, Donna Kolibas. The cheerleaders perform at pep rallies and at intra- mural games. and Blue EDITORS-FIRST ROW: Susie Weiss, Features: Karen Miller News Carol Cmar Columns Deanna Durbin, Exchange: Nancy Movic, Head Typlst SECOND ROW Peg Myers Fourth Page: Ioan Whalen. Art: Ross Levy, Business Manager Sam Luxck Head Photog rapher: Susie Kessler. Editorial Page: Bob Davis, Sports ED AND BLUE keeps student readers in- formed about the events and personalities of McKeesporf High. With a staff of 36 meet- ing daily under the direction of Miss Mary Auld, the newspaper publishes eleven issues each year. Photos and editorials, news stories and humor columns make the paper lively reading. Nine staff members and Miss Auld attended a nation-wide high school newspaper conference in New York City during March. ASSOCIATE EDITOR-Carol Winklevoss EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Ianet Soethe REPORTERS AND TYPISTS-FIRST ROW: Eleanor Sowa, Ben South, Bennett Lebowitz, Larry Plutko. Iaime Acie, lack Chizmar, Dave Norton, Sam Luick, Stephen Scott. SECOND ROW: Cindy Michaels, Mary its REPORTERS, VOCATIONAL-From left: Merrill Semke, Eddie McKitrick, Adviser Mrs. Doris Blid, Ed Kaminsky, Iim Maher. REPORTERS. GEORGE WASHINGTON-FIRST ROW: Beverly Colbert, Alice Kessler, Marsha Austin. SECOND ROW: Iudy Anderson, Murray Dickman, Ruth McConnell, Linda Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Ieltrey Weaver, Dennis Flynn, Bruce Baxter, Celia Whitehead, Cheryl Pinkerton. REPORTERS, SHAW AVENUE-FIRST ROW: Nancy Iones, Di- anne Metro, Linda Wunderley, Lisa Feldman, Esther Taksa, Sheila Armstrong, Barbara Newhouse, Iudy Pulsinelli. SECOND ROW: George Marcus, Ed Williamson, Martin Fenster, David Iuba, Sharon Fenster, Maria Kenders, Sherry Hutson, Earlene Paul, Patricia Simco, Lynette Halvorsen. Ann Brletic, Roseann McKenna, Iean Ward. Nancy Movic, Ieanne Empiield, Mary Sabo, Bonnie Beck, Iane Olinski, Iris Broudy, Linda Kohl. '59 L, .L,'-w 'gf at .3 fi wt., gg 'nf SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Secretary Lana Roth- barth, President Marcia Merry. SECOND ROW: Ways and Means Chairman Herb Steele, Treasurer Charles Metcalf, Vice-President Neil McElwee. IUNIOR AND SENIOR SPEECH-FIRST ROW: Lee Dixon, Grace Carey, Lucia Sgattoni, Vera Hess, Ginny Schnore, Iudi She!- mer, Ioan Hornfeck, Cynthia Johns, Avis Nicholson, Dorothy Coslov, Karen Rosenberger, Ursula Meisner, Linda Pearlman, Annette Morgano, Iris Broudy, Cathie Shook, Carol Ann Bod- nar, Sandra Patrick. SECOND ROW: Kathy Wakefield, Iudy Shaw, Dolores Andrews, Iudy Frank, Camille Petraitis, Nancy Chandler, Ann Lindecamp, Marcia Merry, Marilyn Ziegler, Dorothy Balawejder, Marcy Francovich, Diane Weaver, Ioan -1- PEECH CLUB IS an elective activity for MHS students Who Want to develop their speaking abilities. Classes are taught by Miss Helen Malseed. Sophomore speech offers fundamentals in speaking While junior and senior speech groups can choose training in debate, public speaking, interpretation, and dramatics. One of the schools busiest groups, Speech Club participates throughout the year in nu- merous competitive speech activities including tournaments, contests, Student Congress, and debates. Vukovich, Iris Sabin, Iudy Bookhamer, Sara Ann B1-oder, lean Hoffman, Kitty Orris, Margaret Nasta. THIRD ROW: Harry Nesteruk, Gerald Chotiner, Richard Hannegan, Ralph Gillen, Ernest Meharra, Herb Steele, Charles Dougherty, Bemie Ad- ler, Pat Hanna, Eileen Moore, Donna Anderson, Kathy Mun- nell, Sue Bower, Thalia Dorwick, Sandy Strauss, Bruce Wun- derley, Charles Metcalf, Gordon Iunker, Rudy Pollalc, Tom Clarke. .1-pp-ww---w....,, , SOPHOMORE SPEECH - FIRST ROW: Marzina, Cureton, Morantz. Teper, Pitts, Shermer, Mendlovitz, Halpern, Feltz, Valalik, Stockett, Schwartz, Iones, Dougherty. SEC- OND ROW: Weiss, Pausic, Maxwell, Orbell, Bodnar, Andre, Gerstner, Caperell, Marzaloes, Carr, Harding, Patterson, Howard, Pavlic. THIRD ROW: Wunderley, Sieff, Iones, Vu- kovich, Pater, Kucler, Iordan, West- coat, Benczo, Zykowski, Moldovan. Kirk, Williams, Boax, Verlander, Stephan, Davis. FOURTH ROW: Cutright, Andrews, Lindamood, Kar- son, Roberts, Szajnuk. Ivcevich, Waters, Sinchak, Schulhof, Gold, Brinley, Falco, Klingholfer, Brunton. SOPHOMORE SPEECH - FIRST ROW: Brown, Ambroziak, French, Razny. Kish, Steudler, Vogel, Sweet, Greenwald, Reiter, Sabin, Taksel. Hickle, Ohrman, Myers, Gorr, Locke, Moore, Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Gibson, Burbridge, Berger, Mull, Lis, Klish, Dobies, Pancurak, Bower, Pratt, Kucera, Roth, Supansic, Flem- ing, Luzer, Carlin, Scott, Weis- berger, Garvin. THIRD ROW: Mc- Keeta. Gurcsik. Lebowitz. McFad- den, Weisband, Moritz, Solomon, Fehr, Calhoun, Zolten, Cowan, Nor- ton, Flynn, Piker, Dodson, Lax, Bor- . kowski. IUNIOR AND SENIOR SPEECH-FIRST ROW: Mary Kay Lauer- man, Mona Hull, Hana Weisberger, Iudy Moss, Iudy Riemen- schneider, Sally Englert, Cynthia Ackron, Lana Rothbarth, Rochelle Rosenberg, Marcia Klein, ludy Anderson, Lisa Eng- lert, Carole Levin, Bonnie Rippel. Diane Tullius, Carol Over- ley. SECOND ROW: Hedda Bluestone, Linda Guttman, Karen Weyman, Ianice Todd, Merle Iones, Tom Tracey, David Hal- pern, Iim Bathe, Neil McElwee, Carol Gaiser, Elizabeth Apter, Carla Sue Clarke, Clara lzsak, Marsha Gordon. Sandra Miller, Margot Harper. THIRD ROW: Harry Nullmann, Dean Byrom. Larry Elderson, Ralph Voelker, Ietf Munnell, Cliil Iohns, Cedric Simmons, Iim King, Gary Friedman, Danny Lebowitz, David Cotham, Bert Moldovan, Bob Supansic, Willard Hull, Eugene Kosovac, Ioan Taksa, Terry Myers, Ian Evanchak. DANCE BAND. a 20-piece ensemble of regular band members directed by Mr. Krysik. provides music at home basketball games, plays at area P. T. A. meetings, and at the end oi the year presents a special assembly program and a variety show. ,fvrlrf fm fzQi25I5!ufUlE2'hM xmnaata?-L H fszvww . ,, my :W eiisxlva. dmv'n1s43vaaim1'w+5m:'x1'3,.'JA1fi 7f'si eu:a's if ff M.H.S. B and l We 2 my mira, 4 41 u MAIORETTES-From left: Iudy Zekkey, Ioan Donato, Iill Palm, Elaine Shiner. Iudy Slater. Claudia Timok, Rose Marie Fejes. Captain Ioan Rendulic. Miss Vivian Bowles advised the group, supervising the routines which the maiorettes perform. HS BAND, ll6 members strong, is a crisp marching band presenting snappy half-time drills during football season and during the rest of the term a smooth concert organization performing both modern and traditional band music. Under the baton of Mr. Ioseph Krysik, the band is active all year, presenting a Winter and spring concert, appearing in parades on holidays, giving a spring pops concert, and playing a summer outdoor concert. Rehearsals are held every morning with additional section rehearsals once a Week. Officers this year were Iim Murphy as President, Bill Brindza as Vice-President, Veronica Pierorazzio as Secretary, Iohn Hosni as Treasurer, Ray Tatalovich as Manager. mxnflmniuu SQL. '11vxfL: w..r r :mmm wr. -su-v, me me wir X.-,1 'mum mx ,.:.f Hm,-z,se.w ami, -wt,.4.'w,, 'v ,sang ,mu up wt., Hn, me as-aiu.rzw:ws'izl1s14-umwuw..1x'!l.1ln': Art Club ART CLUB OFFICERS--From left: Vice-President Al Simpson, President Carra Ferguson, Secretary Karen Williams. Treasurer Iaime Acie. The group was ad- vised by Mrs. Leonora Weaver. German Club GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Treasurer Margie Mann, Secretary Karen Miller. SECOND ROW: Vice-President Dave Seitz. President Charles Metcali. Miss Martha Anne Verner advised the group. Office Training Club OFFICE TRAINING CLUB OFFICERS-From lett: Vice- President Karen Pierce, Secretary Sandy Zatelli. Presi- dent Francine Carlson. Treasurer Mary Ann Kasunic. The adviser for the group was Mrs. Elfreeda Ahlquist. iQil.'??i?i5E5: ' Science Club SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS-From left: Vice-President Avis Nicholson, President Ioe Barey, Secretary-Treas- erer Hedda Bluestone. Mr. Iohn Sabol directed the group. AFX if N, K 11 ,W wi ' Q . ,XX N Q-cj MV Homemaking Club HOMEMAKING CLUB OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Vice- President Dorothy Richards, President Donna Bazzone, Secretary Mae Sivak. SECOND ROW: Program Chair- man Rosemary Lynch, Treasurer Alberta Randic. Miss Mary Ann Mrkonic advised the club. 1' 11 Future Teachers FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Vice-President Lana Rothtbarth, President Rita Meloc- chi. SECOND ROW: Treasurer Carol Winklevoss, His- torian Iane Boughner, Secretary Lucia Sgattoni. The club's adviser was Miss Florence King. 493 -C Junior and Senior Girls' Glee Club Vocational Glee Club ' 0PPORTUNlTY to sing in a glee club or choir is available to all inter- ested students. Choral music at the High School is under the direction of Mr. Herbert Wilson, and the Voca- tional Glee Club is led by Mr. Murray Gold. Most versatile of the singing groups is A Cappella Choir with 120 members who meet daily tor a seventy-minute practice period with Mr. Wilson. The choir's major activity is the annual production in December of a popular Broadway musical show, As a choral group, A Cappella presents a winter concert and a spring concert, performs at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises, and participates in festivals and contests. 76 A Cappella Choir Sophomore Mixed Glee Club Sophomore Girls' Glee Club FIRST ROW: Cox, Iohnson, Harper, Kasmarik, Konias, Wetzler, Curcio, Fraley, Fredrickson Brown, Newton. Stanislaw, Krigstein, Orman, Kohl, Conley. SECOND ROW: Fields McClelland, Aclcron, Wachtel, Vaughan, Roland, Dennison, Brleiic, Del Signore, Gibbons Squire, Herr, Bryce, Kirkpatrick, Hayne, Cordis, Lauerman, Curry, Wassel. THIRD ROW Caldwell, Middlemiss, Myers, Nolan, Miller, Movan, Altemus, Argilan, Gibbons, Dougherty Edmundson, Sowa, Gamble, Mann, Brennan, Movie, Sindrich, Osborne, Pearson. Elias. FOURTH ROW: Pierce, Ohrman, Parkins, Iohnson, Krueger, Cotham, Scxbo, Williams, Coup Little, McGrath, Moore, Rendulic, Brozovich, Collier, Buksar, Toner, Weyman, Wilson Ienkins, Cornelissen. FIFTH ROW: Laird, Booher, Iakomas, Andrew, Snyder, Ullyatl, Septer Falk, De Stefano, Brinley, Link, McCully, Caulfield, McDermott, Di Virgilio, Simmons Schrader, Kerber, Lamb, Sykes, Maxwell. Kaiser, Rechler, Gulyban. Accompanisl- Harry McKay. ,U-Q-W, KSK, . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Orchestra McKeesport High's orchestra, directed by Mr. Ioseph P. Krysik, consists of 50 students interested in promoting their music education and perhaps making music their career. Meeting daily in the band room for a 75-minute practice session, the orchestra presents two annual concerts, in the winter and in the spring. Officers of the group were Presi- dent Natalie Robison, Vice-President Nancy Boice, Secretary Gayle Walker, Treasurer Veronica Kiss. Commercial Club Vocational Chess COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS-From left: Secretary Nancy Movxc Treasurer Karen Pierce, Vice-President Sandy Del Signore, President Melva Manovich. The club was advised by Mrs. Rose Arone. ' ff X 's I' ln- ' ' H Junior Red Cross IUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS-From lelt: Treasurer Pat Brennan, President Wayne Washowich, Vice-Presi- dent Carolyn Harrison, Secretary Yvonne Sheridan. Directing the group's activities was Miss Mary Ann Nixon. Social Studies Club SOCIAL 'STUDIES CLUB OFFICERS-From leit: Sec- retary Iudy Bookhamer, President Carole Cmar, Vice- President Iim Andrew, Treasurer Gwen Howard. Mr. D. Frederick Cullen advised the group. Club f-S-'mn f 1 tr ' is. VOC CHESS CLUB-FIRST ROW: Darl Harvey, David Baluka, Ed Rae, Earl Williamson, Iohn Kovac, Stanley Fields, William Cook, Daniel DiMucci, Patrick Ient- gens, Donald Patterson, Charles Painter. SECOND ROW: Vice-President Otto DeMarino, Iames Traynor, George Krimm, Iames Buckley, lack DelDuca, Iames Tucci, Ioseph Pintze, lack Mazzan, Clarence Brown, Robert Owoc, Edward Sipp. THIRD ROW: Secretary Gene Herrmann, Ed Kaminsky, Richard Bames, Thomas Smith, Francis Stepaniak, James Roberts, President Iohn Munn, Barry Scott, David Marciniak, Dennis Bowlby, Mark Patterson, Iohn Franko, William Ault, Robert McCarthy, Adviser Mr. George Stoll. ,, ,--, X., , awJ'Y ' sf A gh, , i, f ! Wife, Salesleaders 1 wie . ff' ,Q --Q , if if i I Latin Cnfb ' -4-sand it Chess Club CHESS CLUB OFFICERS-From left: Secreiary-'l'reas- urer Ianette Tondera, Vice-President Patty McE1wee Librarian George Greco, President Robert Supansic Mr. Anthony Sgattoni was the adviser. Q r Q lTop publication sales awards went again to Room 211. Mr. Schad's group has led in annual sales for 24 consecutive years and in newspaper sales for 33 years. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Taimuty, Carran Brown, Stephanie Pollier, Barbara Ochap, Betty Mayersky, Ianice Petrulli, Rose Middlemiss, Ioan Whalen, Ioan Moran, Ruby Henderson. SECOND ROW: Nelson Cherry, Minyone Osborne, Nancy Patch, Mary Ann Shevchik, Francine Carlson, Bonnie Lytle, Mr. Schad, Mary Ann Kasunic, Iuanita Andras, Samuel Tedesco, Robert Wise. THIRD ROW: Robert Gage, Charles Fazekas, Chester Sniezek, Gary DeNardo, Paul Blank. FOURTH ROW: Iohn Cook, Iim Knepley, Ronald Cooper, Ioe Brindza. Ralph Voelker, Don Koza, Tom O'Neil, Thomas Mack, David Kargle, Thomas Clarke, Bob Slack, Don Hillwig, Herb Steele, Steve Tomaino, Bob Bartko, Frank Toth. ILATIN CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD-FIRST ROW: Linda Marzaloes, Ingrid Iohnson, Lynda Travis, Iudi Shermer, Pat Hanna, Michael Abraitis, Mary Skotnicki, Cindy Michaels, Nancy Ritz. SECOND ROW: Iudy Berkowitz, Beulah Kelly, Jeanne Empfield, Vice-President Ianet Cochenour, Secretary Elizabeth Apter, Iudy Frank, Iackie Stephan, Treasurer Marilyn Brown, Sandy French, Albert Smochko. THIRD ROW:Ierry Anger-man, Stanley Solomon, Larry Plutko. President Steve To- maino, Bill Waslis, Ralph Gillen, Iulian Zekan. The group's adviser was Miss Mary Auld. ..-Q ,- 5 Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, VOCATIONAL-From left: President Iohn Rowe, Vice-President Pat Sullivan, Treasurer Ron Kelly, Secretary Kathleen Yeagley. 01 'T' we Future Nurses FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS-From lelt: Vice- President Carol Hessler, President Leah Dixon, Sec- retary Karen White, Treasurer Karen Taylor. Advisers tor the club were Miss Gertrude Brown and Miss Martha McCune. MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS. TECH-FIRST ROW: Bill Scanlon, Twylia Hanratty, Secretary-Treasurer Jean Hoffman, Bob Tauber, Iim Workman. SECOND ROW: Stephen Scott, Don Helmstadter, Iohn Grabe. Richard Hannegan. Iimmy Gold, Vice-President Sandy Strauss. THIRD ROW: President Sam Luick. Harold Clayton, Bob Platt, George Roberts, Leon Cooper, Bill McMillan, Herb Mountan, Stanley Weisherger, Dave Morrow, Bennett Lebowitz. Not in picture-Dave Farkas. Mr. Sabol was in charge of the group. Picture Operators MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS, VOC-FIRST ROW: Vice-President Maryann Penn, Daniel Schrecen- gost, Ianet Dugan, Frank Gunning. SECOND ROW: Andrew Zurovcik, Dan Metro, Ioe Maher, Iohn Bednar- oisky. Ken Kinlough was president oi the group: Mr. I. Morris Iones was the adviser. Library Staff FIRST ROW: Iim Berry, Iim Maher, Ray Togyer, lack Mazzan, Bernard Ziobro, Patrick Ientgens. SECOND ROW: Ed Brown, Bill Spehar, Iohn Dugan, Iohn Rowe, Anthony Pater, Reed Stickel. THIRD ROW: Maryann Penn, Paul Beisler, .Norman Mele- gari, Ianet Dugan, Henry Aigner, Duane Tkac. These students assist- ed Vocational School librarian Miss Mercedes Sheehan. Cv GY' fi J , 1.31, ' ' N. ' dc, 3,1 X N M. 1- W M N 1 K . mr ' ,, fy M Krug 'Q A Q m: T- ' :H H. U ,4 , , S Af ' 2 4 14 f v . '53 Z , , , V M, ,Sz V f . .- 5 Q f ,,. V 'Zi x ' S 5 Y, ., .E V x V, Q 74 - , 71. ,,, It '1- V' V ' 2' 'f ?3'0ft:5,2 15751.25-Q' .ifntf fi-lv - 1. ft 4' L1,f'T:.Q'. U? ' s,'mi1fP?L'I ' f'!ff 1.23?' Fi: f4?2fwf.2iXZil1.5?'s?i:V. -FNS: fi :f'LT f lUSY3E.i'Qf'..ZTiWi.?27W 1960 S,eason race came in the fifth contest, a hard-fought 26-20 affair against Har-Brack with Mclieesport almost catching up. The bad medicine stayed around for another week with Iohns- town pouring a bitter 26-6 brew for the visiting Tigers. Mclieesport recovered its balance and started a series of four impressive Wins by trouncing Duquesne, 21-6, and New Kensington, 20-6. The most sensational game was the ninth, played against AA title-contender Monesseng the Tigers stepped ahead with a quick touchdown, were tied in the sec- ond quarter, dropped behind l3-7 by the third, but came back with terrific team play in the final frame to score 19 points, netting a 26-13 victory. Coach Weigle left the field high on supporting shoulders as the goal post came down. For the finale the Tigers underlined their power with 55-19 picnic over Windber, making the highest scoring rec- ord for a Tiger team since 1947. MHS won all six of its home contests and led every opponent in the statistical depart- ments for first downs and net yards gained. Further honors came when Mclieesport was named along with New Kensington as the top team in the newly formed All-West Conference, and when Bruce Brinkos was chosen as a member of the All-State team, a laurel MHS has not won for 13 years. 1960 VARSITY SCHEDULE MCK Sept. Glassport Sept. Central Catholic Sept. Turtle Creek Sept. Altoona 'Oct. Har- Brack Oct. Iohnstown Oct. Duquesne 'Oct. New Kensington Nov. Monessen Nov. Windber 'AA Contests ?l!3'si!S'31 CHEERLEADERS-With megaphon es and pompons, with gymnastics and shouts, with energy and school spirit. these cheersters urge our teams to victory. From left: Rita Melocchi, Nancy Myers, Carra Fer- guson, Margaret Mann. Captain Muriel Sweet, Patricia Greenland. Miss Bowles was the group's ad- viser. 7 13 21 27 33 13 14 V. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. SCHEDULE Opp. Monessen 0 at Elizabeth-Forward Duquesne 7 Clairton U Glassport U at Wilkinsburg Penn Hills 5 6 7 1960 VARSITY TEAM-FIRST ROW: Rudy Nicora, Ioseph Catalina, James Smith, Larry Zambo, Samuel Liberatore, Paul Misenhelter, Myles Stepanovich, Ray Zajicek, Larry Ford, Arthur Bryan, Dave Ienkins, Robert Lofgren, William Garwood. SECOND ROW: Neil McElwee, Iames Sherer, Nicholas Borrelli. Marcus Kozar, Patrick Ratesic, Kenneth lVIcCombs. Garey Christian. Albert Sabo, Frank Liberatore, Iames Bauer, Ronald Pugh, Ierry Elkins. THIRD ROW: Edward Stanko, Edwin Lenda, Iames Weiss, Douglas Ploszay, Harry Ford. Lou Vodopivec, Bruce Brinkos, Bert Moldovan, Dennis Bernick, Frank Beck, Larry Walk, Vincent Nola, Leonard Schuette. the Tigers Roar The 1960 Iunior Varsity, coached by Mr. Roy McMunn, had a perfect season with seven wins and no losses. FIRST ROW: Gary Piker, Iack Kirschner, Kurt Merschat, Paul Bo- sanac, Ed Iohnston, Mike Ioyce, Rugh Mason, Larry Zambo. SECOND ROW: William Szymanski. Rich Grygo, lack McDermott, Abby Doehla, Pat Ennis, Iohn Gibb, Iimmy Grimm, Elmer Andres, Denny Hutskow. THIRD ROW: Iohn Bertoty, Tom Brien, Bob Klea, George Smith, Bill Allen, Steve Sapos. Tom Sabin, Dan Lebowitz, Arless Dodson, Vince McKeeta, Iohn Poag. GEORGE WASHINGTON-Lady Luck shunned the Redskins all season as the GW Squad, coached by Mr. Charles White, lailed to get in the win column, losing to all five opponents. TEAM--FIRST ROW: Kenneth Knapp, Thomas Paunovich, Bob Watson, Ioey Budyka, Teddy Tronosky, Harold Booth, Iohn Brown, Dale Brown. SECOND ROW: Ioe Hayduk, Iames Kolodziei, Victor Folwarczny, Bill Leach, Rich Andrase, Harry Ritenour, George Dirle, Frank McLaughlin, Connie Vitsas, Harry Hayduk. THIRD ROW: Pat Dorman, Richard Bahus, Dave Anderson, Iames Slack, Allen Cannon, William Isbir. Ron Crossett, Fred Whetsell, Bob Bazylak, Tom Dittman. SCHEDULE G. W. Opp. Shaw Ave. 0 Sept. 2l Washington 34 27 Sept. Freshlilavll s sept. za at Charleroi 21 s sept. 0 Oct. 5 Aliquippa 28 27 Oct. I2 Oct. 13 Wilkinsburg 27 21 Oct. 7 Oct. 20 Shaw Avenue 34 34 Oct. SHAW AVENUE-Scoring ll5 points to their opponents' 15, the Shawnee eleven, coached by Mr. Roy Leiiard, completed an undefeated season. TEAM-FIRST ROW: Rick Letiieri, Michael Chemsak, Larry Pravdica,Dennis McNamara, Peter Radzvin. Iames Prest, Allan Kraynak, Iohn Arlia, Ted Kantner. SECOND ROW: Merle Gathers,Allen Harkins,Arthur DeCecco,David Began- dy, Charles Campbell, Bill Kostrich, Gregory Serrano, Ed Vvilliamson, Ierry Tarr, Dennis Martin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lettard, Iim Bortak, Iohn Kunicky, Leon Rutledge, Moses Sim- mons, Thomas Iackowski, Iohn Kostuch, Wyman Webb, Ronnie Iohnston, Frank Zitnik. SCHEDULE OPP Port Vue 0 at Penn Hills U Glassport 2 at Duquesne 6 George Washington 7 Basketball I S Frank Miniotas - THE l96l MCKEESPORT Tiger Cagers achieved a highly successful season of 23 victories and 3 de- S., if , , f c ' 6 W 5, X feats, winning the Section 6 title and reaching the g semi-finals in the WPIAL Class A playoffs. . i f it Q L in H Coached by Neenie Campbell, who was assisted 4 y by Iarnes Steel and Edmund Kittiko, the MHS squad - posted a record of eight wins and one loss in exhibition ,l u contests, thirteen wins and one loss in Section 6 play, IB Q Qb ' ' and two wins and one loss in Field House competition. ,gtk Bob Sharpe The season's opening exhibition with Aliquippa To-if , r ' was a close contest won by the Tigers in overtime, 1 E -I 61-58.Top-rated Uniontown was decisively upset 56-46, , 5, I F' and a strong North Catholic aggregation was handed a My Q 69-50 trouncing. The sole exhibition loss was a 50-60 ltii y it it ' H setback at the hands of the cross-river rivals, Duquesne aa , In a spirited Section 6 race the Tigers twice de- , -V feated Munhall, Baldwin, West Mifflin, Clairton, and K Duquesne, and split with Homestead, losing 42-59 in I I their only section defeat, then Winning 52-45 in the I 2 second encounter. ' With twelve straight wins behind them, the Tigers entered the WPIAL playoffs at the Pitt Field House, jf gi first rolling over Carnegie, 66-59, and then defeating . aggressive Har-Brack, 71-59, before bowing 53-62 to , H 32151 4. fired-up Mt. Lebanon. lim Hatcher , 5 , , fr? 5 Q TCC. Q T 1 1 5 A V,h. , V,.. V- 43 7 ikl ,I - W jf D 2 5 9 ,i s r 'R tivvs ., is . 5 ff 3' , it S an 4 I, i' , Rudy Antoncic ' ' 'Lynn Seeger KA L 't f I l E p lim Whitehead , E-,ed Lewis tx . F. w , 3 Q 2 f K 89 5 iiwf in Qi- R L5 J :vii 'H- pull, ,a 3 13 ugh, 3? 3 A 13 kg Q' Zi ff ? a 3 Rv? 5 ww fn At all home contests, spirited pre-game entertainment was provided by dancing and twirling routines featuring the majorettes with musical accompaniment by the MHS Dance Band. FIRST ROW: Carl Barton, Clyde Trathowen, Ray Zaiicek, Sam Liberatore, Bob Urbaniak, Leavy Gadsden. SECOND ROW: Ierry Angerman, Michael Graban, William Allen, Rodd ' Wilkinson, Garey Christian. HE IUNIOR VARSITY basketball squad, coached by Mr. Edmund Kittiko, turned in a near-perfect record of 18 wins and 2 defeats. All home games were in the Win column. The losses were close contests with 92 Duquesne edging the Little Tigers by 6 points and Homestead winning by 7. Iunior Varsity games give future varsity players realistic experience in perform- ing as a team before an audience. Freshman Basketball RESHMAN CAGE SQUADS had successful seasons, too, with both Shaw Avenue and George Washington Winning section crowns. Coached by Mr. Roy Lefiard, the Shawnee hoopers compiled a perfect league game record of 12 Wins and 2 losses to capture the Section 9 Ir. WPIAL championship. George Washingtons Redskins, under the coaching ot Mr. Iohn Barnyak, Won 15 games against 4 losses to tie with Mellon as Section 8 champions. SHAW AVENUE fabovel - FIRST ROW: Manager Robert Wallace, Manager Ted Kantner, Rich Balint, Ken Burkley, Rich Lettieri, Milan Vorlcapich, Larry Gadsden, Manager Martin Fenster. SECOND ROW: Ross Allman, Dave Herrman, Iohn Scrip, Leslie Robertson, Iohn Kunicky, Ronald Iohnston, Martin Beres, Larry Wiskeman, Coach Lellard. Not in picture: Iohn Kostuch. GEORGE WASHINGTON Cbelowj - FIRST ROW: Manager Tom Paunovich, Manager Keith Ackerman, Tim Duffy, Bill Reilly. Falco Tate, Dave Anderson, Dale Brown, Ielfrey Orman, Man- ager Harry Hayduk, Manager Bill Kichko. SECOND ROW: Tom Grace, Allen Cannon, Richard Bahus, David Anderson, David Orbell, Iim Slack, Tom Labanc, Dan Hardy, Iim Beirne, Coach Barnyak. Not in picture: Manager Edward Walos. 93 Ft .500 RECORD ot tour Wins and tour losses in Section 15 competition was earned by Coach Abby Fallquist's 1960 Tiger baseball team. The over-all season record was four wins and five losses. MHS fans were kept on edge as the Tigers remained a threat to section-leading Munhall until the final week ot the season. Two games went into overtime: 10 innings with Duquesne on April 21, 4-9, and ll innings with Clairton on May 2, 7-3. Home games were played at Renzie Parks Helen Ritchie Memorial Field. Star pitcher tor the Tigers was junior Lee Alverson, a left-hander, who hurled tour wins in seven games, six league contests and one exhibition Warm-up. lunior Bernie Kalocay pitched the other two league games. Most dramatic hit Was Dave Conley's homer over the 340 foot fence at Clairton. Leading hitters were Supansic with .4195 Conley, 333, and I-iorensky, 267. 1960 SCHEDULE McK. Opp 0 April at Donora . . . . . . 1 2 'April Munhall . . . . . 10 ' 5 'April Clairton . . . . . . 4 4 'April Duquesne . . . . . 9 7 'April at Baldwin . . . . . 3 Z 'April at Munhall . . . . . . 0 7 'May at Clairton . . . . . 3 2 'May at Duquesne . . . . . 4 2 'May Baldwin ..,... .......... 3 'Section Games First baseman Ron Kashlak at bat against Duquesne. Between innings Coach Fallquist holds a pitching The May 16 game was a quickie, the seven innings strategy conference with pitcher Lee Alverson and being completed in one hour. 43 minutes. catcher Bryant Horensky. 1960 TEAM-FIRST ROW: Paul Heath, Danny Maha, Ron Supcmsic, Brian Roth, Ioe Cemigcx, Iohn Pack, Al Sabo. SECOND ROW: Bob Ralfle, Bob Dcrvis, Bernie Kalocay, Wayne Washo- wich, Bill Hatcher, Ed Stanko, Emory Dobos, Ron Kashlak. THIRD ROW: Ben Beisler, Ian Pomnian, Paul Myford, Lee Alverson, Dave Conley, Bryant Horensky. Bill Valalik, Pat Kelley, Ed Horst, Ron Mital, Coach Fallquist. Not in picture: Iohn Argilcm, Myles Stepano- vich, William Skonsky. ' 1 'iw A fiwf .5 Qy K, I A. - f l Vw k '.-fy A W. Heading for first base uf wp speed- Bryant Hofenskv At the MHS heme field on April 12, center fielder tries to beat out a short grounder to the pitchers Dave Conley faces Munhqu pitching in the seusonfs mound- section opener. 1960 SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Tom Brien. Ierry Sinchar, George Bodnar, Rich Palinsky, Edward Henderson. Larry Ford, Phillip Pulsinelli, Tony Lettieri, Iohn Starmack, Ioe Davis. Ronal Acie, Glenn Busher, lay Smith, Bruce Carlin. Ierry Roma, Michael Greco. Ioe Ivcevich. SECOND ROW: Iohn Connolly. Bill Barry, Charles Metcalf, Harry Ford. Tom Deemer, Ioe Dziniak. Iohn Tannehill. Ierry Adams, Al Heckman, Iim Kear, Don Whetzel, IGER TRACKERS completed their 1960 season with one win against six losses, all meets being held on opponents' fields as the new school construction eliminated the MHS oval. The trackmen, coached by Ding Schaeffer and his assistant, Noel Guyot, defeated Hopewell with an impressive 79V2-47'fz score, and had their second-best day when Homestead shaded them by a single point, 63-64. A new Ml-IS record was set when Iames Weiss tossed the discus for 148' 4V2 , eight feet beyond the old mark. Mclieesport took fifth in the broad jump at the WPIAL Relays in Monroeville on April 30 and captured eighth place at the Uniontown Invitational meet on May 17. nil.. Hifi'E'effs?:2tSu1f5 j57fiZf'4 '1tif.Weis?uiLltaQ535'l'a,ff1i? ti:'f9t'i577i5l?f'15'i5 2122?fmifffiiifliiCiitcwixttfiiaiiiisisiiflisisifgkiifili,tsailifu me David King, Dave Farkas, Rich Kyslinger, Ken McCombs, Ed Middlemiss. THIRD ROW: Patrick Ratesic, George Timko, Dennis Beinick, Robert Paterra, Iim Weiss, Ronald Pugh, Bill Mowry, Iim lngel, Iim Bauer, Iim Sherer, Bob Lolgren, Doug Schmucker, Charles Snyder, Lou Vodopivec, Carl Merschai, Ioe Maher, Harvey Edmundson, Gerry Cope, Paul Misenhelter, Michael Kacik. 1960 SCHEDULE McK. Opp, 32 April 14 Baldwin, Turtle Creek ...... 75, 41 58'f2 April 19 Greensburg .,.......... BBVZ Bm Barry' discus 63 April 21 Homestead .......... 64 79lf2 April 28 Hopewell ............. 47V2 23V2 May 3 Ml. Lebanon ............ l03V2 30 May 6 Wilkinsburg, Hempiield .,.. 74,53 45 May 19 Clairton ................ 82 '.3512'2'i-W 'K' -N we We Mew ffffzrm gigs. 'W-PJ? 2515993 Iohn Starmack, iavelin fiat leftj . . . Iim Weiss, discus . . . Larry Ford, broad iump . . . Ioe Davis, high iump . . . Dennis Bernick, shot pul. pi if 'f ' ,. f' , 1 , 2 M61 , 'N w. ,vw,,.,Mi,Qz1s5 :Q .. , ...N A - A-.,r,,g,f-',. rf, 4' , My-' ,M '- 1.-f ,A .., .. gg. 'M V3-4 'SIS'-f?7f'D55 '43'M A...-w TM 'V' K W ' je, -,'- -:- Fi A Q ' , . ' M lSIffg.:,fg.m,xig.,?fr'-'f K TRW.. 1: 1-f 4 ' : L , 'ff rr' W,..fv.f,4-fa . f -lf, ' . - Q ,, . ., M W N , ,,, .. .. , , ,, M' mwww, H ' , N, ,W , M.--wg-1 5: - 'Lgiy ,. A .V 5 . 'paw M y ., L -: ,. r M - --'Q A We ' ,- ' 5' A Golf COACH HNEENIEH CAMPBELLXS 1960 tee-men compiled a season record of two wins and five losses in Section 9 competition. The opener with Baldwin on April 19 at Youghiogheny Country Club brought Mclieesport its only shut-out of the season, U-16. Three days later at North Braddock McKee-sport rallied to trounce Scott l2',f2-3'Vz. A visiting Norwin squad edged Mc- Keesport in a close 9-7 contest on April 25, and Elizabeth-Forward defeated Mclieesport 15-1 on April 29 at Seven Springs. At Baldwin on May 6 the Tigers eked out a slim V2 point to Baldwin's 15V2. The Tigers split the last two events, losing at Norwin 3'!2-l2l!2 on May 13 and defeating Scott l2Vz-3'Vz on May 20 at Youghiogheny. Herb Steele 109 BUSY Iohn Baker 1960 TEAM-From left: Ioseph Barey, Iohn Baker Herb Steele Couch Campbell, Richard Heimlich. Iohn Mcmdellcx ,fam A591 ' '--'- - - 'IW ,- -' W? 'S 'L P ' 5 5? 'TS Zi ' A ,,wVsf. V A ieg, Lq F gg h , in ew' Z' QL U55 A b 5 K .,. IIII .,1L, E ,, In ,. 3, , X F A M- sf 5. 'Q aw ,M u P 1 L W' . ,Q , 'if' --gz : .f:.. .:f' , 1 K , ,7 .. ,, 'ME ,Q A ,mi I A 'Mix , YR ,QI A it 'E f P 4 ., V . A if af Qin V 'QQ -: A , Q' M zz, .5:, 1 VmV., Av I xmy, mLVV V V fi A 5 fl if ,B Q M W M ! Q lm R291 r N ggx i M Q1 5 if '4' 4, Y' 2 A Va, s if at M . . , . 'i Q Qi .za rg? . gi M y ia Q ga Ja .f K K ,mwwm E ' .- W? S' A ' ,. ., lift 3 ff Qwgf 'iam Af' 'fm kt v . . Q ,. Ii fl fi W' k Q ' v 1 .. ,J ,, fa My M Egg z., aw-'-Q Q-W1 'Yi ROOM 300 FIRST ROW: Margie Fady, Helen Kirkpatrick, Ianice Crawford, Carol Neel, Sharon Hager, Bill Worthing- ton, Iohn Mazur, Michael Abraitis, Bob Dannenhauer. SECOND ROW: Glenn Hope, Cathy Mayhue, Diana Schaefer, Arlene DeRoy, Len Con- ley, Nancy Nolan, Rebecca Morris, Margot Harper, Albert Buksar, Ioan Bruhn. THIRD ROW: Kathy Munnell, Anne Marie Kariia, Lorraine Paugh, Florence Sowa, Bill Iohns, Sandra Panza, Nancy Thomas, Mike Elias, Al Sabo, Charles List. FOURTH ROW: Richard Newton, Bob Ahlin, Iim Turkaly, Iohn Carson, Rudy Pol- lak, Paul Zambo, Paul Togyer, Iim Sadlier, Jerry Hargis, Iohn Kiser. ROOM 302 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Keller, Laura Chapman, Iean Kroskie, Io- anne Lesko, Lucile Young, Ioan Spang, Cathy Figas, Pat Headings, Carol Dixon, lane Pommer, Norma Rausch. SECOND ROW: Shirley Carter, Beverly Estersohn, Edward Whalen, Ierry Adams, Bruce Wan- der, Carole Levin, Harry McKay, Glenda Otterman, Pat Antrilli, Elis- sa Krigstein. THIRD ROW: Berna- dine Davis, Bill Maize, Donna An- derson, Mike Pecora, Linda Ann Canova, Virginia Dansak, Linnea Lundin, Iudy Zekkey, Mary Ann Simonetta, Nancy Chandler. FOURTH ROW: Donna Latta, Mike Connelly, Carl Vyrostek, Charles Bames, Ieanne Horvath, Larry Plut- ko, Terry Myers, Harold Clayton, Iefi Munnell, Iohn Novosedliak. Not in picture: Richard Heimlich. Juniors Tech ROOM 304 FIRST ROW: Avis Nicholson, Kay Sterner, Pat Durler, Paula Pikula. Nancy Myers, Io Ann Ruggier, Pat Lawson, Betty Donaldson, Laura Ponchak, lane Olinski. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Crislip, Gloria Whit- acre, Diane Weaver, Carole Kusic. Sandra Grubbs, Ioan Dubyak, Betty Aiken, Martha Chapman. Sandra Rodgers. THIRD ROW: Ioseph Mak- ar, Ed Helmstadter, Kenneth Bink- ney, David LeWinter, Tom Andrew, Carrol Smith, Dorothy White, Nina Akins, Marie Cingle. FOURTH ROW: Don Helmstadter, Iames Booth, Bob Kushner, Glenn Sloane, Ioseph De- Stefano, Ierry Mooney, lack Fields. Bob Ahlers, Robert Luketic. In chemistry class lean Hellman and Victor Morgan watch as Eddie Boot tests a solution lor conduc- tivity. ROOM 310 FIRST ROW: Ioyce Andersen, Linda Moore, Sandra Harmon, Mary Kay Lauerman, Linda Edmundson, Karen Ferry, Edith Conley, Kathy White, Carol Lippert. SECOND ROW: Tom Evans, Stella Pipp, Debora Wise. Elaine Yuscinsky, Gail Hickman, Bonnie Lohr, Carol Lewis, Iulia Middleton. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Sowa, Donna Snee, Marlene Fait, Carol Overley, Carol Roper, Beverly Borowski, Sue Sikorsky, Dorothy Bal- aweider, Sandy Argilan. FOURTH ROW: Steve Bayer, Richard Parler, Cliff Iohns, Ierry Elkins, George Timko, Iames McClelland, Larry Hayduk, Ierry Edsall, Leon Cooper. Not in picture: Iames Ulakovic, Mary Ann Kennedy. lOl ROOM 312A FIRST ROW: Clayton Martin, Curt Leasher, Charles Carlson, Ed Lick- ley, Mona Hull, Iris Broudy, Andrea Gooch, Ioan Hornieck. SECOND ROW: Katherine Kurth, Darlene Gaydos, Nancy Vaughan, Cindy Michaels, lean Empfield, Darlene Stouifer, Mary Lou Pochubay, Ieri Cumbow. THIRD ROW: Iohn Yuscin- sky, Rich Burtner, Dennis Bernhar- dy, Pam Boax, Nancy Palm, Loretta Young, lane Markovich, George Vukovcan, Paul Pettilord. Not in picture: Tony Urban. 5 lEt ROOM 312 FIRST ROW: Lisa Englert, Mar! Cox, Ianet Crosby, Rochelle Rosen berg, Christine Bennett, Ruthanr Ward, Ursula Meisner, Claudim Timok. Mary Lou Pastor, Kathy Rey nolds. SECOND ROW: Linda Fraley Marcia Francovich, Barbara Bartels Mary Kay Forsythe, Dennis DiVir gilio, Bill Schonhardt, George Greco Iohn Sabo, Sharon Sillaman, Marg Ann Withrow. THIRD ROW: Myles Stepanovich, Bill Sykes, Charles Klingensmith, Linda Fitz, Sara Zumpe, Andrea Pecora, Anita Para- dise, Merle Iones, Clara Izsak FOURTH ROW: Tom Miller, Bob Lickert, Dean Byrom, Richard Pearl son, Gordon Long, Carl Framiglio Bill Tetz, Melvin Lewis, Paul Kali! konen, Gary Coward, Boyd Willi' ams. Dorothy Balaweider recites Frenclf words illustrated on the chart Checking her are Mike Connelly Nancy Chandler, and Carl Bierstedt ROOM 313 FIRST ROW: Carolyn Drew, Alberta Randic, Joanne Iackson, Alice Schu- mann, Lois Taylor, Eleanor Evans, Marge Bartko, Cathie Shook, Irma Garofalo, Sandra Patrick. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Urban, Donna Del- Duca, Eleanor Moss, Ianie Barkman. Diana Hughes, Beulah Kelly, Iudy Frank, Iudy Bridges, Camille Petra- itis, Cynthia Biddlestone. THIRD ROW: Robert Supansic, Iim Urban- sky, Jim Davis. Mike McGrath, Rob- ert Christian, Dale Little, Carol Lowes, Iackie Feaver, Roberta Mac- intosh, Ruthann Winkelvoss. FOURTH ROW: Gary Friedman, Dave Morrow, Ion Falk, Bob Smith, Paul Beisler, Ken Kossuth, George Vellis, Charles Knoll, Tom Angelou. Sam Givens, Bob Iones. ROOM 314 FIRST ROW: Ianis Thomas, Monica Ehrhardt, Iudy Ferry, Dianne War- ren, Catherine Kunkler, Mary Ves- onder, Linda Cislo, Iudy Riemen- schneider. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Grayson, Frances Bertok, Nancy Boice, Sandy Booth, Joni Konias, Diana Snyder, Toni Martin, Dorothy Richards, Margaret Scott. THIRD ROW: Clyde Waite, Thalia Dorwick, Karen Weyman, Cathy Puschman, Mary Ann Cieslewicz, Barbara Vance, Paul Bazylak, Danny Nicora, Chris Iohnson. FOURTH ROW: Carl Bierstedt, Rich Kyslinger, George Iohnson, Bob Thomas, Bill Garratt. Albert Kish, Willie Meadows, Tom Neilson, Charles Dougherty, Michael Greco. Not in picture: Paul Peder- son, Gregory Schneider. Class of 1962 ROOM 316 FIRST ROW: Kay Knauss, Raymond Miller, Beverly Gombes, Karen Boyd, Bonnie Ruschak, Carol Bod- nar, Sarah Bukes, Connie Tassone. SECOND ROW: Dianne Harper, Pam Fredrickson, Loretta Pringle, Gerry Cope. Judy Henry, Iohn Fer- ence, Sandy Scholer, Sandy Robin- son, Penny Orman. THIRD ROW: Ed Iohnston, Michael Wassel, Frank Gibson, Barbara Nestlerode, Patty Io Tinkey, Margie Beard, Sandra Miller, Donna Brown, Doris Banks, Toni Masso. FOURTH ROW: Charles Vogel, Iohn Vasko, Raymond Malta, Gene Come. Dan Lebowitz, Iim Whitehead, David Seilz, Rich May- bury, Ieif Kline, Richard Wood. Not in picture: Iohn Beisler. ROOM 317 FIRST ROW: Cheryl Hacker, Bever- ly Barco, Gloria Mathews, Dorothy Coslov, Pat Koleles, Carla Clarke, Carol Flygar, Leslie Sago, Mary Kreahling. SECOND ROW: Fallie Paterra, Karen Nicholson, Ullrich Aldine, Nancy Shank, Eileen Shala- ko, Alice Warren, Carol Bodnar, Au- drey Onderko, Bob Heslop. THIRD ROW: Iames Montrenes, Andrew Mauro, Sheryl Dias, lean Hoffman, Marilyn Ziegler, Arlene Stepelic, Carolyn Harrison, Lillian McCutch- eon, Ioan Vukovich, Virginia Robin- son. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Wunder- ley, Raymond Geissler, Larry Vas- ko, Leonard Barchie, Dave Turkaly, Richard Riley, Iaime Acie, Eddie Boot, George Gerber, Rod Kushner. ROOM 319 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Dohan, Cathy Manning, Ianet Mains, Ginny Schnore, Ron Wittman, Saundra Weisband, Irene Cordis, Kathleen McLaughlin, Carol Anthony, Donna Mingo. SECOND ROW: Margie Gregory, Lydia Hatcher, Shirley Allen. Bernadette Collier, Toni Laubham, Nelda Iohns, Elinore So- wa, Faith Wunderley, Marlene Zag- er, Iudie Anderson. THIRD ROW: Kay Shatlock, Pat Brennan, Albert I-lnchak, Ronnie laconis, Richard DeVincentis, Harvey Edmundson. Ioan Paxton, Ianice Todd, Linda Parton. FOURTH ROW: Bill Gergely, Albert Iohnson. Ron Picone, Dave Ienkins, Charles Cancelliere, Walter Tatarzyn, Frank Betz, Dale Knieriem, Eddie McMcn-lin. Frank Lucas. ROOM 318 FIRST ROK: Sara lane Bell, Karen Dickinson, Cynthia Johns, Frances Corbin, Marion Young, Margaret Lancaster, Cynthia Ackron, Phyllis Paul, Sandra Suckfiel. SECOND ROW: Rose Buono, Laverne Hilliard. Sue Bower, Margie Mann, Ann Lindecamp, Kathy Welsh, lane Crawford, Linda Roth. THIRD ROW: Bernard Adler, Lucille Zorn, Iudy Gladkowski, Bill Weir, Roger Huff, Don Paradise, Tom Callahan, Al Simpson, Pete Mortakis. FOURTH ROW: Bob Hudak, Ioe DiPerna, Thomas Vaughn, Bill Schaffer, Bill Hetcher, Gary Harrison, Tim Mc- Greevy, Harold Lavelle, Alex Hara- lam. In the Homemaking Departrnent's up-to-date kitchen, lean Little and Dorothy Richards mix a cake as Diana Hughes finishes a tossed salad. ROOM 321 FIRST ROW: Della Olsavsky, Bonnie Beck, Lynda Kellerman, Ruth Mulli- gdh, Iudy Kirkland, Dolores Heath- erington, Pat Greenland, Kathy Far- ley, Eileen Pecar, Anna Marie Nagy. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Fichera, Karen Iohnson, Nancy Ritz, Myra Bigleman, Carol Kish, Ioyce Hotelt, ROOM 320 FIRST ROW: Ianice Baker, Paulette Acie, Carol Kazmerzak, Maralyn Snooks, Maureen Shedolske, Ioan Donato, Linda Pearlman, Sally En- glert, Annette Morgano, Margie Swartz. SECOND ROW: Edward Cooper, Elizabeth Apter, Elena Mil- ler, Cathy Kasmarik, Barbara Hoov- er, Gary Knutson, Pat Ennis, Bernie Collier, Iohn Davis, Ierry Caperell. THIRD ROW: Ann Ienkins, Larry Bowin, Ronald Wray, Dixie Totten, Edythe Herlehy, Roylene Phillips, Claudia Zidek, Carol Luketic, Max- ine Rosner, Carl Clark. FOURTH ROW: Iohn Morrison, Randy Shiv- ely, Nancy Hensley, Clyde Trath- owen, Linda Guttman, Mike Rhodes, Linda Wilson, Kenneth George, Iohn Bianconi, Gloria Macedonia. Carole Wargo, Georgia Forman, Marie Bodnar. THIRD ROW: Fred Hrynkiw, Charles Howard, Vince McKeeta, Cecil Barber, Richard Flet- cher, Ruth Sterner, Ieanne Baird, Dixie Kondratenko, Patricia Vukov- can, Anita Marzina, Emma Taylor. FOURTH ROW: David Norton, George Andrews, Iohn Mandella, Ed Ryan, Cedric Simmons, Bob Ciel- ieska, loe Dziniak. Bill Thompson, Ronald Smith, lohn Caldwell. Not in picture: Eva Sotak. Donna Snee dictates new charac- ters in Shorthand I class as Carol Flygar and Gary Harrison try to increase their speed in taking dic- tation. Juniors Tech ROOM 322 FIRST ROW: Marsha Gordon, Mon- ica Wachtel, Iudy Boolchamer, Bon- nie Benish, Mary Anne Spiewak, Iudy Moss, Iudi Breakall, Jeanie Little. Darlene Inks. SECOND ROW: Marsha Peroney, Carol Vamosi, Mar- garet Nasta. Elizabeth Orris. Iane Henry. Tris Anne Phillips, Richard Hochman, Gary Whiteman. Ioe Baro- wich. THIRD ROW: lim Bathe, Ierry Schulhol, Willard Hull, Tom Tracey, Eugene Kosovac, Richie Schmitt, Robert Floodstrom. Iohn Mitchell, Ioe Czura, Rich Francis. FOURTH ROW: Iohn Tannehill, Iack Chizmar, Sandy Strauss, Alan Iacobs, Pete Loya, Ice Ruder, lack McDermott, Ierry Fay- chak, Fred Crews, Barry Lewis. Class of 1962 ROOM 324 FIRST ROW: Sallie DeShields. Sara Broder, Lee Diehl, Patty McElwee, Ruth Traczynski. Maureen Macko, Alexis Konkol, Iudy Lewis, Ianice Hoerr. SECOND ROW: Sandy Batch, Salinda Nicholson, Gayle Friend, Donna Walker, Nellie Platt, Dorothy Patterson, Nancy Suncine, Bernice Brletic, Louise Napolitano. THIRD ROW: Claudia Winter, Marcus Ko- zar, Bonnie Crawford, Iohn Monyak, Leslie Conroy, Donald Johnson, Rich- ard 'Hannegan, William McMillan, lim Lundin. FOURTH ROW: Bill Brindza. Bill Scanlon, Duane Turn- bull, David Somerville, Gordon Iunk- er, Thomas Beck, Paul Wineland, George Hess, Bill Garwood, Ron Bidula. When the bell rings to end each period. hallways till rapidly with students hurrying to their next class. SECTION 11A FIRST ROW: lack Vasko, Andrew Sedlock, Gary Waratuke, Walter See, Frank Skrabak, William Fry. Donald Argyle. SECOND ROW: Dar- ryl Gooch, William Shuber, Iim Tay- lor, Richard Carter, Gerald Lesko, Richard Grygo, Henry Holland, Rod- ger Hobson. THIRD ROW: Paul Hur- ley, Tom Burnheimer, George Risher. Milton Markovich, Vincent Kelley. Bill Szymanski, Alex Donavich, Kenny Wolf. SECTIONS 11C AND 11D FIRST ROW: William Demarino, Earl Thorne, Pat Sullivan, Don Iohnson. Ed Kaminsky. SECOND ROW: Bob Seabol, Dan Kovack, Russell Batch- elor, Charles Hartzell, Iohn Manno. THIRD ROW: Michael Pishko, Mich- ael Colley, Iohn Ryan, Iohn Chris- topher, Bernard Makel, Franklin Mack. 10B CJW f'I Juniors Vocational ' I I '5:! 5Zf 3. 'riinilz , ,...., fb 5: :5fi:-f, a5s.iiisQ:s!i5y::' -H ' SECTION 1lEl FIRST ROW: Ronald Shiner, Gary Webb, Thomas Miller, Frank Solo- mon, Mike McDowe1, Richard Qual- ters, Gerald Breitinger. Iames Toms. SECOND ROW: Danny Prettyman, Tom Brien, Robert Canloss, Anthony Pellecchia, Ioseph Antonayia, Paul Hammerstrom, George Glagola, Iohn Chemsak. THIRD ROW: Michael Pliska, Iim Gorring, Kirk Swartz, Thomas Deemer, Iames Kelly, Allred Cooley, Bill Hickman, Charles Richel. Gary Swanson and Frank Krivda apply the final touches to a pair of folding doors in cabinetmaking shop. ir. ii' -gs I lfl SECTION llE2 FIRST ROW: Gary Davis, Rich Riten- our. Charles Balleit, Alex Stright, Rick Wargo. James DiBattista, Leon- ard Oddo. Allen Stright. Robert Wor- rall. SECOND ROW: Bill Badstibner, Alex Balog, Mark Helling, Henry Konkleman. Kenneth Kinlough, Ron- ald Iohnson, David King, Gus Rehn- strom, Ronald Hudson, Bill Graham. THIRD ROW: Iohn Schmotzer, Sam- uel Chambers, Alvin Kelley, Bob Blake, Willis Gilkey, Bob Goldbach, Daryl Shoben, David Kutzfar, lohn Morgenstern, Louis lSgroi. In literature class, Robert Koonse and Albert Sabol read roles in-a class dramatization of the play, OUR TOWN. SECTION 11M FIRST ROW: Paul Perry, Bill Reshen- berg, Daniel Hollywood, Iohn Cin- dric, Stanley Gauron, Iames Iackson, Charles Helsel, Stephen Brletic, Leo Clymire. SECOND ROW: Ioseph Hughes, Iohn Griffin, Robert Harding, Edward Robertson, Dennis Gagorik, Paul Kmetko, Francis Iackson, Vince McVicker, Robert Koonse. THIRD ROW: George McDowell, Roy Misk- immin, Benjamin Basulto, Paul Pau- sic, Bob Wineland, Gene 'Stockman, Raymond Shegan, Albert Sabol, Clif- ford Zatelli, George Anderson. SECTIONS IIP AND llW FIRST ROW: Earl Tolley, Roy Decker, Bruce Rice, Harry Coulter, Gene Herrmann, William Brownfield, Io- seph Bulischeck. SECOND ROW: Ed- ward Pezel, 'Gary Swanson, Frank Krivda, Henry Regester, Mark Mason, Frank Strawniak, Ioe Maiolo. THIRD ROW: Francis Stepanialk, William Schlatt, lim Hadad, Harold Worrall, Larry Cuturilo, Daniel Del-lugustine, Gerald Smith, Elmer Andres. 1962 Dave Ward assists Mr. McConnell in a chemistry class demonstration ol Boyle's Law. Mrs. Carol Crum, Vocational school secretary, checks attendance reports in the school office. SECTION 11S FIRST ROW: William Argyle, An- thony Mastromarino, George Kaiser, Thomas Pugh, Tom Haller. Ray Iohn-1 son. SECOND ROW: Paul Petrovich, Frank Hussman, Bill McCombs, Don Rosso, Paul Spirk. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Ward, David Ward, An- drew Davis, David Scott, Iohn Strait, Iohn Davies. ,iw- ROOM 100 I FIRST ROW: Paul Bosanoc, Mark Mayo, Eugene Starr, Diane Foster, Iudith Bodnar, Gregg Geltz, Alan Richman, Bob Fleming. SECOND ROW: Bill Watson, Sandra Tyler, Ann Cureton, Stephanie Simpson, Lois Allen. Phyllis Ambroziak, Me- lanie Kolanko, Elaine Neher, Anna Mae Saraka, Dianne Downes. THIRD ROW: Glenn Jones, Donna Hopton, Patti Reitz, Saunne Williams, Rose- mary Hartman, Carolyn Shields, Iudy Owoc, Gloria Sokol, Lucille Misura, Colleen Ganley. FOURTH ROW: Iames Lindamood, Gary Cal- houn. Nick Marovich, Iames Newton. Steve Mayer, Larry Ceres, Dennis Hutskow, Sandy Pastor, Ielirey Flynn, Erma McCoy, Geraldine Pav- lock. ROOM 101 FIRST ROW: Margaret Oliver, Dor- othy Fath, Pat Woodworth, lim Barry, Alan Hobson, Wayne McDonald, Ioan Sullivan, Mary Stockett, Ruth Boyd, Bob Dougherty. SECOND ROW: Ellen Orbell, Carol Pinzak, Iill Baker, Ioan Gibson, Annette Pavlic, Geraldine Solano, Sandra Schank, Sandy Halpern, Karen Kittiko, Linda Marzaloes. THIRD ROW: Ronald Ienkins, Keith Achtzehn, Lee McFad- den, Tom Riggs, Iack Kirschner, Lynn Boyd, Libby Kirk, Ruth McEl- tish, Goldie Graham, Sally Meredith. FOURTH ROW: Marcus Emanuel, Richard Graifius, Robert Iohnson, Gary Roberts, Warren Cooley, Iohn Aranyos, Regis Vasko, Daniel Maha, Larry Zambo, Don Scholter. 112 Sophomoret Tech l ROOM 104 FIRST ROW: Arlene Goodyear, Mary Klotz, Marilyn Morantz, Margie Far- rell, Ioann Weinberg, Barb Corry, Carol Boggs. SECOND ROW: Neil Murrell, William Vukovich, Bob Mc- Donald, Ierry Bodnar, Dan Laiun, Ed Tapocik, Dorothy Russell, Gayle Za- lac. THIRD ROW: Tom Swalwell, Preston Birmingham, James Down- ham, Iudy Ftshkettle, Lillian Rybka, Victoria Barvinchak, Robert Hilpert, Bruce Gurcsik, Carol Pogyor. Not in picture: Gerri Sullivan, Naomi Miller. Using Ianet Pancurak as a model in homemaking class, Marty Balog dis- cusses importance ol straight fabric in laying patterns. ROOM 115 FIRST ROW: Michele Sweet, Mary Louise Seliga, Sandra Shatter, Con- stance Falco, Bill Spang, Bill Guly- ban, Iudi Mingo, Marianne Sedor. Ianet Mingo, Anne Hutchison. SEC- OND ROW: Frances Prontiker, Con- nie Kaler, Lora Mendlovitz, Dave Kaylor, Gregory Zambo, Doris Bor- tak, Linda Wigand, Cathy Brady. Virginia Bostak, Ruth Fey, Dianne Harding. THIRD ROWN: Linda Brien, Dolores Kansa, Charlote Shotwell, Betty Whiteman, Ioy Schultz, Ianet Hosfelt, Lois Szajnuk, Ieanne Egel, Virginia Mull, Norman Princeton. FOURTH ROW: Tom Van Swearing- en, Leonard Brown, Ioseph Glus, Tim Landers, Bob Hanna, Rich Ran- kin, Mike Graban, Thomas Phillips, Wayne Menzies, Paul Bach, Danny Lawrence. ROOM 116 FIRST ROW: Audred Bingaman,Ioan Stolarz, Karen Simica, Donna Macer- elli, Diane Cook, Edith Hetcher.Betty Folwarczny, Mary Ann Kebles. Carole Rendulic. SECOND ROW: Pat Pater, Anne Bower, Mary lane Bur- bridge, Ruth Henger, Nancy Bum- barger, Patricia Verlander, Connie Waltower, Pat Henry, Marlene Hob- son, Sharon Semke. THIRD ROW: Bob Queen, Kurt Merschat, Henry Moeller. Pat Watters, Tom' Baker, Dave Stanesic, Andy Iarusinsky, Ed- ward Brush, Kyp Anderson, Beverly Reccelli. FOURTH ROW: Garey Christian, Don Squibb, Craig Roth- man, Robert Kowalski, Mary Temp- lin, Barbara Sherer, Ianet Morris, Elmer Lotgren, Carolyn Kucera. Not in picture: Diane Carone, Roland Falco. ROOM 118A FIRST ROW: Clara Conners, Nebile Shevke, Barbara McNair, Diane Lo- pretta, Carol Cassin, Bill Fitzgerald, Ioan Kohl, Iudy Tomlins, Kenneth Campbell. SECOND ROW: David Weisband, Barry Chamberlain, Mil- dred Dawson, Deanna Thomas. Elayne Shiner, Elaine Unger, Allen Steck, Donna Razny, Carolyn Can- non. THIRD ROW: Patricia Davis, Regina Bocan, Betty Messner, Nancy Morris, Patricia Kuczler, Roberta Sager, Penny Sayers, Ian Rothbarth. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Swindle, Dave Lambert, Kenny Iohnson, Carl Barton, Iames Smith, Clyde Hohn, Gary Halvin, Charles Moskun, Iimmy Grimm, Terry Redinger, Roger Reich- enbach. Not in picture: Patrick Baker. 'vw- In art class Evelyn Swindle lstand- ingj and Carol Locke discuss their water colors while Iackie McNamee does a fashion illustration. Marsha Travis and Virginia Shawl use power tools to shape iewelry. ROOM 1l8B FIRST ROW: Cindy Yingling, Shirley Warabak, Diane Ricketts, Yvonne Daye, Iack Coleman. William Gar- vin, Ron Reichenbach, Mary Ann Crookham, Ioanne Lawrence, Rose Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Iackie Stephan, Anna Sowa, Mary Lou Smith, Norma Burgman, Ruth Chan- ey, Ioanne Humenik, Frances Consi- dine, Christina Benczo, Ruth Blank- enship, Ienny Twele. THIRD ROW: George Brunton, Roland Kyslinger, Henry Krieger, William Hallett.Mich- ael Ioyce, Paul Carlin, Louis Batch, Charles Stipanovich, Dolores Mc- Cartney. Ianet Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Ioseph Rusinko, Iim Hinerman, Bernard Minnick, Ioanne Spornak, Bonnie Thomas, Danella Lemon, Margie Iohnson, Mary Vinal, Herb- ert Mountan, Randy Klinghoffer, Sharon Nabors. ROOM 120 FIRST ROW: Sheila Lindberg, Gwen Howard, Pat Myers, Pat Valalik, Gerry Trovato, Pat Donaldson, Bill Iones, Guy Miller, Carl DeVon. SEC- OND ROW: Karen Waters, Suzanne Roth, Artha Kearney, Sarah Thomas, Iudith Carroll, Barbara Bielic, Ioyce Diehl, Lynne Shermer, Martha Tak- sel. THIRD ROW: Georgeann Baius- cik, Carolyn Kosco, Nicholas Samios, William Beno, Elaine Gessner, Carole Moke, Linda Coulter, Patricia Stokes. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Sab- in. Robert Cozad, Iulian Zekan, Iohn Davy. Leona Ivcevich, Bill Cook, Bob Hutsko, Bennett Lebowitz, Ian Hen- dulic, Maryann Gogniat. Not in picture: Frank Wargo. Cuasscut 1963 ROOM 121 FIRST ROW: Iean Vasko, Kathy Wineland, Maryann Bolga, Sandy Rollason, Ioyce Hernishin, Teddy Io Taylor, Rebecca Sadler, Karen Del- ivuk, Marlene Moore. SECOND ROW: Nancy Paterra, Annette Specht, Iudy Iordan, Camille Kutis, Maryann Litra, Randal Amos, Vicky Billy, Nancy Gillpatrick, Mary Gage, Mary Mal- loy. THIRD ROW: Tom Doonan, Meade Coulter, Robert Siell, Gerald Kane, Paul Lundin, Bill Iones, Dol- ores Estochin, Elaine Edwards, Patti Webb, Mary Obsincs. FOURTH ROW: Robert Cutright, George Lynch, Iohn Sjoberg, Alan Mink, Frank Liberatore, Iohn Klein, Mike DiPetta, David Fehr, Robert Speidel, Paul Yecies. Not in picture: Deanna Cihal, Karen Supansic, William Yednak. ROOM 122 Tech FIRST ROW: Michael Ptellerkorn, Stanley Weisberger, Russell Scott, Gary Morgan, Barbara Harper, Marianne David, Edith Krause, Linda Elmendori, Mary Lundberg, Vera Marzina. SECOND ROW: Karen Marksteiner, Linda Dunn, Barbara Hiller, Iudy Fitch, Sharon Zajicek, Darlene Iudd, Sheryl Keele, George Smith. THIRD ROW: Susan Homler, Carole Scott, Mariiule Marhelka, Kathy Adam, Patsy Linn, Iane Manda, Marlene Nola, Marilyn Brown, Sandy French, Bernice Lotz. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Petrulli, Ron Bradley, Don Sostaric, Matthew Sulesky, Ray Szymarek,-Ierry An- german, Fred Vidnovic, Sandy Heath, Bonnie Barr, Meredith Straw, Albert Doehla. Not in picture: Lea- vy Gadsden, Susan Freedland. Sophomores t K lA.-M ROOM 123 FIRST ROW: Carol Gasparovic, Cheryl Whitfield, Ruth Mansfield, Beth Brenner, Sandy Klasnick, Lana Neyman, Iim Gorman, William Keg- ler, Ronald Melinchak. SECOND ROW: Kristian Hansen, Iames Pat- terson, Ioanne Hrubovcak, Fern Thomas, Iudie Mennitti, Pat Iamison, IoAnne Vodopivec, Carol Ashen- baugh, Carol Miracle, Priscilla Iones. THIRD ROW: William Trath- owen, Ioan Popowitz, Eunice Young, Doris Szajnulc, Christina Duran, Ianet Pancurak, Rosemary Kish, Norma Shultz, Romayne Adams. FOURTH ROW: Regis Beirne, Ierry Potts, Larry Lax, Sam Vidnovic, Robert Brown, Paul Maturkanic, Tim Farrell, Iay Schulhol, Barbara Du- pier, Rugh Mason, Ioe Catalina. Not in picture: Sara Allen. ROOM 124 FIRST ROW: Marsha Travis, Annie Barber, Darlene Bryce, Mary Io Sis- ley, Lorraine Pausic,VickieWadding. ton, Fran Pribula, Suzie Berger, Lincla Maxwell. SECOND ROW: Sondra Ben- iamin, Nicki Gorr. Vallie Hager, Io Ann Kocak, Gloria Tanney, Pam Ianis, Mimi Einzig, Eric Weiss. THIRD ROW: Sandra McCracken, Patricia Irwin, Ruth Pavlik, Iames Altemus, Iris Laird, Arnold Siskind, Carol Moran, Lois Weiss, Pat Klish, Linda Fenske, Iudy Reiter. FOURTH ROW: Ray Kalkbrenner, Miles Karson, Mike Pattakos, Dave Vogel, Robert Mervos, Richard Moore, Rodd Wil- kinson, Oliver Heilman, lames Gui- ton, Sam Liberatore, Donna Clay- ton, Beth Mowry. Not in picture: Mary Louise Baran. 1963 Sophomore boys have two classes ol Industrial Arts each week, study- ing mechanical drawing first semes- ter, and shop work second semester. ROOM 125 FIRST ROW: Sandra Puskarich, Norma Millington, loyce Pavlik, Eleanor Kokos, Iudy Berkowitz, Bev- erly Feltz, Carol Nemchick, Diane Gereben, Eileen Mooney, Ioyce Byers. SEC'OND ROW: Elaine Wel- ler, Carol Puc, Donna lobe, Carolyn Rollin. Rosemarie Bukes, lanet Yer- key, Ioyce Clark, Bonnie Wills, Laura Kaleta, Elizabeth Kondor. THIRD ROW: Karen Brown, Kathy Davis, Billie lean Moseh, Marian Kreahling, Phyllis McKenna, Elaine Morgan, Ronald Hadad, Paul Hae- berlen, Ken Wilkinson, Pat Sobol- ewski. FOURTH ROW: Tom McGov- ern. Gary Piker, Derek Reymer, Ierry Zolten, Bob Urbaniak, Iohn Benkovich, Ed Lenda, Sam Vorkap- ich, Clifton Slater, Bill Beattie, Iohn Konder. Sophomores Tech Sophomore Speech is an elective tor students interested in learning fundamentals of public speaking. Here Leona Ivcevich makes her tirst talk before her classmates. ROOM 126 FIRST ROW: Laraine Teper, Tina Krajack, Pat Morris, Paul Andre, Iames McKee, Irving Luzer, Fred Rowland, Larry Fletcher, Albert Smochko, Henretta Paige. SECOND ROW: Iohn Butler, Linda Burkley, Bonnie Raymer, Kathy Kraiack, Karen Walsh, Iudy Heintz, Linda Marhelka, Margaret Hanko, Sheila Iones, Karen Schoenberger. THIRD ROW: Donna Petro, Patricia Yosko, Laurel Westcoat, Earl Baila, Keith Lutz, Bob Nimmo, Terry Kincaid, Iames Day, Bruce Hoffman, Hazel Rybar. Elizabeth Nagy. FOURTH ROW: Tom Manning. Charlie Bazy- lak, Charles Morris, Paul Brinley, Ioe Simmons, Carol Davis, Iudy McClain, Rose Becker, Iohn Gibb, Nick Borrelli, Charles Norton. f f ROOM 303 FIRST ROW: Ruth Hornteck, Char- lotte Kulczynski, Verona Atkins, Nancy See, Donna Ratzer, Sandy Barna, Doris McCarthy, Karen Lockard, Patricia Ondechek. SEC- OND ROW: Zoe Busch, Marian Dobies. Marilyn Olsweski, Marty Balog, Linda Sandusky, Marcy Di Perna, Marcie Guzik, Rudy Nicora. THIRD ROW: Earl Curry, Richard Bryer, Paul McNulty, Ice Leonatti, Iudy Sinchak, Iimmy Gold, Bill Rob- bins, Dorothy Beckett, Dennis Kanca. ROOM 308 FIRST ROW: Ieanne Hiteman, Saun- dra Holmstrom, lane Pietras, Andy Pecora, Diann Valoon, Iill Palm. Cecilia Olinsky, Bertha Mitchell, Bill Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Laur- een Kusic, Annie Davis, Dennis Beitz, Carol Gunning, Linda Loveall. Kenneth Totten, Ed Segady, Iohn Bertoty, Kathi Stanoszek. THIRD ROW: Valerie Boax, Iacquelyn Fey, Sharon Cooley, Karen Pratt, Paul Kondratenko, Bill Staley, Stephen Burlikowski, Ioan Lieberum, Mar- garet Woistman, Marilyn Zivkovich. FOURTH ROW: Bill Schatz, George Roberts, Iack Hruby, Hallie Rochelle, Bob Platt, Harvey Churchman, Ar- less Dodson, Veronica Szainuk, Sally Meredith, Jackie McNamee, Dale Moritz. WEST CAFETERIA FIRST ROW: Marianne Caric, lanie Barcus, Barbara Craven, Nancy Ross, Ian Del Signore, Carol Nye, Cheryl Primick. Hose Marie Castro. Barbara Baker. SECOND ROW: Robert Klea, Richard Lippai, Rich- ard Brock, Iim McConnell. Mike Sidun, Stanley Solomon, Berkley Keith, Len Honick, Ioe Manzo. Je. Clerical duties at the High School oiiice are managed by three secretaries: Pat Hassel, Alice Lydon, and Eileen Kropp. ROOM 309 FIRST ROW: Carol Hickle, Linda Steudler, Sherry Roberts, Ianet Cain, Carol Morgan, Ava Wilner, Ieanette Brunory. SECOND ROW: Dino Fli- zanes, Christine Perez, Risa Mol- dovan, Faye Sabin, Twylia Hanrat- ty, Linda Vogel, lane Zykowski, Richard Wardrop. THIRD ROW: Frank Rudman, Ierry Livingston, Nick Kypros, George Borkowski, Terri Whetzel, Robert Falk, Dennis Smith, Bob Cowan, Nancy Lis. ROOM 319A FIRST ROW: Lonna Huston, Evan- geline Levis, Carol Locke, Sandra Boyd, Dorothy Marth, Patricia Rey- nolds, Frances Rodgers, Ryna Hoch- man, Iohn Poag, Annamae Mikos. SECOND ROW: Donna Traczynski, Naomi Carr, Janet Schoy, Connie Marksteiner, Gail Fogarty, Carol Morgan, Ianet Farkas, Virginia Shawl, Christine Ohrman, Robbi Pitts. THIRD ROW: Iohn Johnston, Thomas Germek. Bob Clark, Mi- chael Bunson, Tom Soehlman, Rob- ert Byrd, Lois Wunderley, Margaret Pierce, lack Nee, Dale Bloom. FOURTH ROW: Ray Zajicek, Ron Odorcich, Iim Horvatincic, Harry Sprute, Steve Sapos, Bill Allen, Pete Stanislaw, Bonita Waters, Sandra Farmer, Duane Ruggier. fix vw., , r Li? :ug SECTIONS 10C AND 1UD FIRST ROW: Iim Smith, Ed McKil- rick, Nick Skapinakis, Lawrence Decker, Don Harrison, Iim Davison, lim Busher, Charles Painter. SEC- OND ROW: Iames Petrulli, Henry Aigner, Bill Phillips, Iohn Mapstone. Gary Sillaman, Dennis Czad, Mer- rill Semke,Iohn Dugan. THIRD ROW: Rober! Poisel, Iohn Halaszynski. Bernie Beavers, Daniel Welty, Fran- cis Tokarsky, Richard Bosnak, Ed- ward Brown, David Markus, Dennis Bowlby. Sophomores Vocational David Phillian turns a piece oi stock on a lathe in machine shop. SECTION l0E2 FIRST ROW: Iames Craven, Ray- mond Tomasello, Norman Melegari, Bill Bentley, Iames Berry. SECOND ROW: Richard Ford, Paul Ienco, Don Lieberum, Mike Egenlaut, El- mer Robertson, Iohn McNeill. THIRD ROW: Robert Nagy, Thaddeus Kun- abski, Harry Moore, Robert Wallace, Glenn Iohnson, Charles Dietz, Paul Beisler. SECTION 10El FIRST ROW: Leon Hont, Franklin Hutchison, Ierry Koch, Richard Nagy, William Detweiler, Charles Hull. Norman Sides. SECOND ROW: Bob Handa, Charles Kolick, Anthony Chepanoske, Henry Szewczyk, Clif- lord Harbert, Daniel Kaiser, Bill Goldie. THIRD ROW: Gary Klea, Iohn Yuhas, Duane Simm, Barry Iones, Iohn Morgan, Iohn Kaiser, Kenneth Durick. Philip Gallagher. SECTION l0E3 FIRST ROW: Michael Gimbara. George Manda, Victor C'ologie, Vic- tor Naughton, Iames Lockschmidt, Charles Weir, Ronald Wagner. SEC- OND ROW: Iames Irvin, Edward Rutledge, Glenn Busch, Iames Dougherty. Theodore Uher, Henry Williams, Richard Hudak. THIRD ROW: George Smith, Leavy Gads- den, Iohn Pipp, Larry Morris, Ron- nie Opielowski, Robert Saylor, Den- ny Moore, Iames Novacek. SECTION IOE4 FIRST ROW: Paul Glunt, Thomas Prestopine. Henry Iasiewicz, Iim Maher, Andrew Chemsak, Larry Stoken, Ronald Kretschmer. SEC- OND ROW: Peter Nothdortt, Edward Taimuty, Charles McPherson, Ioseph Leggett, Charles Sherrill, Leonard Robinson, Tom Hutchison. THIRD ROW: Edward Sucktiel, Anthony Czap, Iim Emmick, Robert Fornal, Larry Levander, George Lynch, Eugene Clark, Edward Reynolds. Class of 1963 SECTION IOM FIRST ROW: Michael Ondechek, Raymond Lodger. Terrence McDow- ell, Eugene Kolodziei, Bernard Zio- bro, Frank Gavron, Dale Stickel. SECOND ROW: Walter Zaviski, Richard Fitterer, Carl Gonzales, Ted Haywood, Gerald Housley, Duane Tkac, Bob Hoinkes, Allen Anderson. THIRD ROW: Robert Shuff. Ronald Donet, Cliif Kerr, Bill Spehar, Carl- ton Iones, Regis Brady, Leonard Pieseski, Edwin Miller, Dave Phil- lians. SECTION 10W FIRST ROW: Ralph Whitney, Bill Oliver, Bill Benda, Bill Wagner, Dan Adams, Mike Guerra. SECOND ROW: Joseph Frankovic, Bill Rushe, Lynn Conley, Bob Richards, George Ruscin, Ralph Moss, Gary Tyler. THIRD ROW: Guy Savasta, Ed Bur- ley, loseph Csorba, Harry Farrell, Sam Pope, Bob McGuire, Don Gil- christ. In a commercial art class Gary Sil- laman uses scratchboard to draw a reindeer as a Christmas decoration. SECTIONS IDP AND 10S FIRST ROW: Paul Smith, Phil Dav- ies, Guy Peluso, Iack Classic, Larry Hall, Ernest Randall, Bill Elm, Harry Decker, Martin Dumas. SECOND ROW: Iim Haas, Frank Patterson, Melvin O'Dell, Bob Gabriel, Greg Teslevich, Mike Long, Iohn Mann. Tom Skiba, Steve Vavro, Tom Smith. THIRD ROW: Robert Gergely, Paul Nelson, Edward McCloskey, Luiier White, Bob Weaver, Lou Simms, Edwin Davis, Dean Liberty, Ray- mond Chandler, Mike Govern. .fp- Q Freshmen George shington ROOM 1 FIRST ROW: Karen Schumacher, lane Hager, Doris Stinebaugh, Dor- een Walker, Billy Hatcher, Murray Dickman, Don Schultz, Michael Gach. SECOND ROW: Karen Bos- tak, Carol Frank, Rosemary Bald- ridge, Ruth McConnell, Lynda Win- ter, Betty Fey, Sharyn Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Ioanna Cartia, Ioanne Leonardo, Lorraine McGinnis, Peg- gy Earner, Betty Applegate, Gloria Winter, Carole Macerelli, Gloria Cindric. FOURTH ROW: Sally Kees, Ioyce Barnes, Rosemary Watson, Bob Peterson, Patrick Morgan, Wes- ley Hull, Iohn Zugel, Clyde Slease, Harry Weiss. CHEERLEADERS-FIRST ROW: Doris Stinebaugh, Iessie Cas- sin, lune Heatherington, Lucille Iames, Alice Kessler. SECOND ROW: Beverly Colbert, Susie Gibson, Donna Iames, Mary Lou Caves, Karen Bostak. ROOM 2 FIRST ROW: Robert McGraw, Harry Hayduk, William Slade, Mercedes Iohns, Elaine Beluch, Elaine Eizen- haier, Marie Simcox. Dianne Orris, Dolores Webster. SECOND ROW: Pat Rosner, Donna Iames, Bonnie Lou Griiiin, Michelle Sablich, Donna Warady, Iudith Seeger, Lois Gab- riel, Marilyn Chesnick, Cherryll Runion. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Grib- bin, Carol Carlson, Susan Berko- vitz, Kenneth Knapp, Dennis Flynn, Bob Ryan, Iohn Germek, Kenneth Strom. FOURTH ROW: Zane Le Breton, Thomas Link, Edward Cal- laway, Glenn Raymer, Victor Fol- warczny, Ronald Campbell, William Balawaider, Dwight Hackett, Rich- ard Andrase. Not in picture: Nancy Lynch. ROOM 3 FIRST ROW: Connie Eckman, Donna Bodnar, Claire Bryant, Veronica Myczka, Ianet Bernasky, Iune Heath- erington, Alice Kessler, Marcia Aus- tin. SECOND ROW: Carl Long, Mi- chael Berkovitz, Gregory Phillipsie, Wayne Zeman, Keith Ackerman, Iames Portogallo, Delano Petraitis. THIRD ROW: Sally White, Ianie Brenner, Cheryl Schaefer, Nancy Carlson, Marion Miller, Shirley Wal- tower, Ianis Klein, Roberta Barrett. FOURTH ROW: Tom Grace, Dennis Kear, Andy Nelson, Roy West, Rob- ert Iones, Dan Hardy, William Isbir, Bob Bazylak, George Turner. X Members oi the George Washington Band meet daily under the direction of Mr. Faulk to learn the iundamentals of work- ing together as an ensemble. Freshmen George Washington STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - From leit: President Ron Crossett, Vice-President Marsha Volk, Sec- retary Linda Helmstadter, Treasurer Keith Ackerman. With pencil, telephone, and type- writer, Iudith Kennedy does the secretarial duties at the George Washington office. ROOM 5 FIRST ROW: Robert Kerekes, Rai- mondi Tate, Eugene Cameron, Wil- liam Kichko, Michael Trautman, Casimer Naspinsky, Thomas Bud- ziszewski, Ieifrey Weaver. SECOND ROW: Charlene Matey, Rhonda Dore, Linda Barnes, Nancy Derr. Mary Lou Caves, Claudia Orris, Shirley Waite, Linda Robertson, Carole Carlson. THIRD ROW: lean Anthony, Sandra Stouiier, Ioyce E1- liss, Celia Whitehead, Margie Weiss, Marlene Beran, Marsha Goodman, Janice Caplan. FOURTH ROW: Dav- id Myford, Bill Davis, Wayne Bos- tak, Iohn Brown. Tommie Labanc, Charles Veronick, Richard Wilson, Ronald Libengood. Not in picture: Alice Epperson. Class of 1964 OFFICE HELPERS - FIRST ROW: Iudy Anderson, Lynn Disegi, Mar- sha Volk, Nancy Carlson, Diana Wood. SECOND ROW: 'Marilyn Chesnick, Donna Heilman, Celia Whitehead, Iudy Seeger, Marie Simcox. , ' Ti2'1 feieiia ' V' ROOM 6 FIRST ROW: Helene Gibson, Arlene Maneer, Susan Giese, Lee Ann Mc- Guigan, Cheryl Palkovitz, Ethel Langsdori, Iune Forsythe, Ioan De Marino. SECOND ROW: Iohn Pet- roski, Ioe Hayduk, Iame Loizes, Richard Miller, Ioseph Colench, Bob Watson, Eddie Winarski. THIRD ROW: Patty Snyder, Sharon Patter- son, Ianice Coulter, Ianice Harrison, Donna Smocer, Gaylene Tufano, Iane Solomon, Barbara Belock. FOURTH ROW: Ioseph Grdich. Bruce Baxter, Falco Tate, Iames Slack, Don Minyon, Ed Byrom, Pat Brady, Tom Paunovich. Not in pic- ture: Phyllis Barker, Karen Best. ROOM 7 FIRST ROW: Diana Wood, Sandra Elm, Karen Betz, Carol Donaldson, Ioan Wirth, Lucille Iames, Arlene Denicola, lane Petroski. SECOND ROW: Frank Hamm, Bill Weller, Linn Whiteman, Larry Gelder, Paul Herwig, Clarence Char1esworth,Iack Usko. THIRD ROW: Georgia Haralam, Elaine Buckler, Virginia Gibala, Kathy Brennan, Karen Combs, Elaine Cook, Susan Keddie, Margaret Gan- non, Linda Doonan. FOURTH ROW: Mark Grasak, Frank McLaughlin, Fred Whetsell, Bernard Kustra, Iohn Stevens, Ron Crossett, Dennis Wash- owich, Bob Mooney. Not in picture: Sandra Bertok, Nick Pociask. ROOM 8 FIRST ROW: Pat Dorman, George Sowa, Dennis Andrison, Marilyn Freeman, Ianice Helsel, Paul Eus- ner, Connie Vitsas, William Knoll. SECOND ROW: Andrea Pikula, Paulette Bull, Roberta Kerekes, Dor- othy Edder, Larraine Maiolo, Ianet Massung, Alice Dreer. THIRD ROW: Sandra Friberg, Mildred Lesowsky, Sharon Klein, Cheryl Pinkerton, Paulo Pieczynski, lean Mols, Ian Fenske, Anna Zimmet, Cheryl Gil- christ. FOURTH ROW: Bill Leach, Eddie Walos, Tom Froelich, David Snyder, Ronny Stephan, Dick Kug- ler, Iohn Sweeney, Paul Feightner, George Dirle. ROOM 10 FIRST ROW: Margaret Dunn, Bev- erly Colbert, Anita Bucklew, Pat- ricia Burr, Darlene Bowers, Barbara Keller, Carol Reigard, Priscilla Stin- ner, Dotty McDonald. SECOND ROW: Lynne Sanderson, Anna Min- yon, Bernadette Kossuth, Donna Heilman, Karen Lickert, Rita Hor- vatin, Marcia Iordan, Donna Hud- son, Linda Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Iudy Anderson, Vida Fraas, Patsy Kelly, Iim Nichols, Gary Blake, George Clewer, Harold Booth, Mary Lou Miller, Sandy Compel. FOURTH ROW: Guy Marconi, Teddy Tron- osky, Arthur McKinney, Richard Williams, Robert Lingsch. Harold Dangel, Paul Bell, Bob Cowell, Mat- thew Tomasko. Not in picture: Dav- id Friberg, Thomas Smith. Freshmen George Washington Y-TEEN OFFICERS-From left: Pres- ident Lynn Disegi, Council Repre- sentative Donna Iames, Secretary Celia Whitehead, Vice-President Beverly Colbert, Treasurer Ianet Bernasky. . e,.. . voir. g sy 1 -4.,n. .i-----g..,.f, tail-. .its , ,wr-.-.y M-,sim ..- PICTURE OPERATORS - Under the direction of Mr. Charles White, these stu- dents learn to operate pro- iectors to show tilms in classrooms and assem- blies. ROOM 13 FIRST ROW: Nancy Kemp, Sandy Ruggier. Patty Krivda, Gail Sned- don, Theresa Masinsky, Kathy Simpson, Anne Cullen. SECOND ROW: Bob Palone. Bob Zepp, Frank Chancio, David Campbell, Ioseph Tolner. Robert Maher, Iefirey Or- man, Dennis Stinebaugh. THIRD ROW: Margaret De Felice, Linda Helmstadter, Lynn Disegif Charlene Kenney, Lynn Haines, Karen Kohl, Norma Morgan, Iulia Pouncy. FOURTH ROW: Robert Rybka, Stev- en Nyer, Edward Iobe, Alan Toth, Larry Kreutzman, Richard Bahus, Iames Beirne, Terry Merz, lack Con- nelly. Not in picture: Beverly Kelsch. ROOM 14 FIRST ROW: Rosemary Lennon, Ger- aldine Ginardi, Iudy Staley, Iessie Cassin, Wanda DeMaro. Patricia Kaminsky, Christi Moffatt, Denise Ulm. SECOND ROW: Robert Fike, Thomas Dittman, Craig Klimon, Rich- ard Sieber, Iames Moore, William Gussie, Robert Filotei. THIRD ROW: Candace Patrick, Roselynn Chrillo, Eugenia Lolstrom, Mary Wargo, Donna Cortes, Iudy Lutz, lane Ockay, Nancie Duran, Dolores Ken- nedy. FOURTH ROW: Tim Duffy, David Letchford, Art Nagy, Bill Reilly, Allen Cannon, Stephen Pund- zak, Dale Brown, David Anderson. ROOM 3 FIRST ROW: Sandie Gwosden, Sally Vignovic, Iudy Waslis, Bernice Stan- chik, Linda Wunderley, Lisa Feld- man, Sandy Peluso, Faye Green- field, Sherry Hutson. SECOND ROW: Ronald Randic, Michael Kolodziei, Ronald Oleska, Martha Lesniewski, Charlotte Baugh, Esther Taksa, Mary Beth Staniech, Shawna Mc- Dowell, Iay Hersho, Allan Segel- man, Robert Wallace. THIRD ROW: Iames Gaiser, Don Tamblyn, David Iuba, Raphael Marhefka, Leo Kamyk, George Marcus, Ed William- son, Richard Keslar, Iohnny Arlia, Raymond Benedelc, Leslie Robert- son. Not in picture: Robert Racko. Freshmen Shaw Avenue CHEERLEADERS - From left: Karen Brunori, Linda Wunderley, Susan Gar- bett, Pat King, Beverly Pettiford, Sally Vignovic, Priscilla Wallace, Sharon Hahn, lane Overley, lean- nie Eirtle. ROOM 8 Y-TEEN OFFFICERS - From left: Council Representative Pat King President Caryn Harden, Vice-Presi- dent Phyllis Iohnson, Secretary Di- ane Malos, Treasurer Linda Swan- S011- FIRST ROW: Ioan Vukovcan, Darla Ely, Mary Rogers, Mary Ann Mun- as, Barbara Davison, Mattie Mead- ows, Patricia McMillan, Barbara Wil- liams, Mary Holden, Iudith Mont- gomery. SECOND ROW: Iohn Tom- ko, Alex Lawrence, David Gerber, Frank Szymanski, Iohn Bowers, Al- lan Kraynak, Richard Commander, Edward Mains. THIRD ROW: Bill Kostrick, Russell Harrison, Ioe Van- gura, Gary Sloane, Thomas Iack- owski, Thomas Zaucha, Robert Schneider, Thomas Ford, Richard Gross, Andrew Varga. ROOM 7 FIRST ROW: Beverly Pettilord, Karen Brunori, Sally Illig, Raynie Novic, Susan Garbett, Iane Overley, Sheila Armstrong, Nancy Iones, Earlene Paul, Dianne Metro, Stephanie Cib- orowski. SECOND ROW: Ioan Kirk- patrick, Sandra King, Patricia Sim- co, Paul Coulter, Louis Nagy, Den- nis McNamara, Iohn Herlehy, Elmer Maturkanic, Iohn Stang, David Be- gandy, Lynette Halvorsen, Bonnie Konopka, Pat Wolf. THIRD ROW: Dean Campbell, Dennis Mayersky, Iohn Hailstones, Martin Fenster, Ierry Tarr, Iohn Ason, Iohn Kunicky, Ioseph Sayles, lohn Scrip, Ross All- man, Dave Berkowitz, William Il- genfritz. ROOM 9 FIRST ROW: Anita Stuedler, Doro- thy Hart, Charlene Sedlar, Iudy Krall, Martha Rudolph, Beverly Pas- tories, Marsha Bama, Iodie Vo- dila, Sandy Cracolice, Maureen Holko, Karen Frelich, Donna Powell. Michele Lalich. SECOND ROW: Ianice Randolph, Ianet Randolph, Geraldine Kovach, Iim Bryce, Rob- ert Bower, Terry Treewasser, Alan Mihoces, David Petrick, Clyde Al- temus, Milan Vorkapich, Charles Anderson, Cecilia Brown, Ernestine Staton, Virginia McFarland. THIRD ROW: Wilfred Worrall, Iames ,Al- bright, Martin Beres, Edward Hard- er, Danny Chemsak, Iohn Kostuch, Clitf Loya, Ronald Lucas, Edward Sabo, Barry Procacina, Iames Brick. Class of Freshmen Shaw Avenue ROOM 10 FIRST ROW: Laura Corbin, Ianice Staton, Susan Barth, Pat Pribish, Eileen Heifner, Sandy Evans, Flor- ence McVicker, Antonette Cottone, Dot Kraus, Bonnie Crissman. SEC- OND ROW: Donna Fear, Karen Duncan, Virginia Zediak, Agnes Knapp, Albert Perich, Ronald An- derchak, Sandra Waratuke, Berna- dette Grudovich, Karen Burnheimer, Gloria Bailey. THIRD ROW: Louis Canova, Robert Zalac, Larry Chmiel- ewski, Dennis Martin, Gregory Ser- rano, Arthur Gregory, Merle Gath- ers, Larry Gaither, lay McDowell, Phillip Koutsouliou, Iohn King. Not in picture: Barbara Phar, Edward Baker, Donna Lane, Pat Verner. ROOM 13 FIRST ROW: Dora Christian, Chris- tine Sutton, Ann Blank, Rita Kosar- ek, Barbara Giba, Kay Hughes. Iohn Rusnak, Louis Specci, Michael Warady, Leonard Kerston, Albert Burlikowski. SECOND ROW: Bill Marshall, Billy Ploskina, Roseann Falco, Donna McCracken. Laura Morgan, Linda Schneider, Mary Iohnson, Sharon Fenster, Sharon Kerti, Iudy Pulsinelli, Helen Kondor. THIRD ROW: Rick Lettieri, Dave Cipicchio, Lee Pdgyor, Edward Ma- taya, Earl Shuster, Tim Vaganka, Iohnnie Smith, Allen Harkins, Dave Baker, Frank Manning, William Bentley, Stephen Bindus, Frank Zit- nik. Not in picture: Barbara New- house. Freshmen Avenue Shaw In charge of the clerical duties in the Shaw Avenue office is Mary lane Gasparovic. ROOM 14 FIRST ROW: Kathy Pasko, Anita Toth, Ioan Babyak, Mike Canova. Ierry Slater, Twyla Montgomery, Mary Stanich, Iennifer Oddo, Iudy Cupp. SECOND ROW: Ioan Heiden- felder, Sandra Pryor, Flora Hopes, Monzell Nestor, George Pliska, Ier- ome Marzoch, Clarence Swindle, Roberta Kalkbrenner. THIRD ROW: Gilbert Yniguez, Mark Nel- son, Iack Maguire, Richard Downs, Arthur DeCecco, Bill Iohnson, Mar- cia Hughes, Matilda Davis, Barbara Cole, Otilda Deemer. Not in picture: Dennis Barna, Dave Herrmann, Greig Sillaman. ROOM I5 FIRST ROW: Ioyce Montgomery. Ioyce Mozes, Lorraine Kossuth, Di- ane Sendek, Marie Mandela,'Ian- een Svitko, Carol Weimer, Charlotte Fraser. Patricia Tolgen, Emmaline Moore. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Iohnson, Kathy Regester, Sharon Cunningham, Patricia Dangel, Car- ol Barich, Corine Singleton, Larry Gadsden, Ralph Dietz, Alan Ritchea, Alex Wargo, Iohn Kehoe. THIRD ROW: Duane Balog, William Tig- nanelli, Dennis Pribish, Danny See- ry, Ronnie Iones, Moses Simmons, William Caudill, Iames Peterson. Ed Mack, Gary Yazwa, Iames Thompson, Iim Keeler. ROOM IS FIRST ROW: Mary Tamblyn, Mary Bell, Esther Gonzales, Helen Hula, Pat Ciborosky, Lois Kelly. Diana Tyler, Kathy Lawson, Diana Traeger. Dolores Colburn, Pat King. SECOND ROW: Ioanne Stankiewicz, Lana Mishoe. Roxanna Brown, Mar- tha Briscoe, Robert Como, David Price, Lois Ienkins, Paulette Ed- wards, Karen Pack, Carol Banks. THIRD ROW: Ron Duda, Charles Henry. Al Irwin, Bob Hoak, Fred Roth, Wyman Webb, Ray Downey, Paul Flohr, Ioe Kestler, Frank Isen- berg, Richard Booth. Daily practices with Mr. Faulk prepare Shaw Avenue band members for two annual freshman band concerts given in combination with the George Washington band. -lili. ' -fQwQ?:Ll!ELs1f4iQ,-55Rlm,,'M....,,,,.l1.Q,3i1,g.Aa,f'i:447'f:7?7f-V - ,. ,. z - . ' 'HH'-'Y-I ' -- ROOM 18 FIRST ROW: Joan Ghrist, Suella Hanratty, Barbara Anderson, Louise Fry, Jo Ann Conley, Joanne Shim- ko, Joyce Pennick, Alida Valentyn, Pat Czura, Thelma Koutsouliou,Jan- et Waldbaum. SECOND ROW: Mar- cia Beck. Mildred Dirjan, Roberta Green. Earlene Clark, Richard Boyle, Glen Forsythe, Robert Inks, David Lelie, Joan Allen, Elaine Truss, Margie Kalocay. THIRD ROW: Dan Hernandez, Michael Macik, Steven Harden, Robert Sayles, Har- ry Wigand, Ernest Cousar, R. B. Rouse, Leon Rutledge, Charles Campbell, James Bortak. S ROOM 17 FIRST ROW: LuAnn Elliott, Susan Ondrei, Antonia La Rosa, Christine Wise, Caryn Harden, Jill Fredrick- son, Claudella Walker, Audrey Henry, Diane Malos, Joy Schrader. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Dokmano- vich, Alice Warner, Clarence Garb- er, Larry Pravdica, Kenneth Burk- ley, Richard Mient, Gary Binger, Fred Weingarten, Peter Radzvin. Gerald Mol, Alex Vamosi, Michael Chemsak, Darla West, Ioan Nagy. THIRD ROW: Harry Paylor, Ray Motto, Robert McDivett, Ronnie Johnston, Bill Karnas, David Stock- dill, Paul Johnson, Byron Handra, James Pllumn. Ted Kantner, Michael Moran. OFFICE HELPERS- FIRST ROW: Pat King, Sally Vig- novic, Susan Garbett, Jane Overley, Jeannie Eirtle, Sharon Hahn, Linda Wun- derley. SECOND ROW: Matilda Davis, Sandy Ev- ans, Joan Kirkpatrick, Pat McElfish, Terri Krotz, Sally Illig, Lynda Hornak, Pat Ero, Pat Czura, Sandie Gwosden, Janet Wald- baum. THIRD ROW: Elaine Truss, Cecilia Brown, Jill Fredrickson, Rita Kosarek, Lisa Feldman, Linda Swanson, Maureen Holko. Anita Stuedler. Dorothy Hart. Sheila Armstrong. -A -I MM-J-::,:we:-:fr-,,--,f--ef,-w.M--v:f:fL,wx.f,.f:4f-,,::tf.,s1,-ff-W'-' 12 2 we 1,1.1,,,1,.f,,,f,-fr-m,-1:f:f:1,Q:-.::f-,riwrw-:':111f,1i1.,.,,.1f.-u si-fi,12171-'wf-its 51:22 isilfgtiagirfi '245,451-ff:fez1Q.s2f2'52:riffs:ss2feL5z2,:2is?Ei.5?LQ ggisisgggqggewfeyisi12,1L,A,5,Axw,s1,fm-leper:game.,N fr--..,.,.,.:,,,,,,fM: H-rw-ttf: H - -V f H Freshmen ROOM 19 FIRST ROW: Kathleen Riley, Fran- kie White, Alice Hope, Helen Con- ley, Virginia Ralla, Karen Weaver, Donna Ward, Ieannie Eirtle, Lilly Nestor, Ioan Lebowitz, Pat DiVin- cenzo, Barb Andrekanic. SECOND ROW: Doreiha Young, Sharon Hahn, Audrey DeCecco, Shirley Robin- son, Sandra Toth, George Norman. Sam Homler, Steve Zugac, Helen Case, Maria Kenders, Virginia Gu- eth, Diane McClain, Iudy Turner. THIRD ROW: Sara Luketic, Cathy Simon, Cynthia Pomnian, Rhonda Good, Terri Krotz, Theresa Wara- bak, Sandra Konik. Patricia McEl- fish, Ioan Norby, Iane DeVincentis, Bonnie Case. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS- From left: Treasurer Leslie Robert- son, Secretary Lisa Feldman, Pres- ident Richard Lettieri, Vice-Presi- dent Kenneth Burkley. Shaw Avenue lass of 1964 PICTURE OPERATORS - Interested volunteers learn the care and oper- ation of motion picture projectors lor classroom movies. Adviser for the group was Mr. William Parsons. e ..,,. . . X v ,.,. v,-- ,l.:-f,:-,11Q11wf1 f. -f ,, V- . ff-,l,,l..w,.r,w,r.:z,f,ew,.Lff-ff , 1, ., , 1,-f f f f . f f f ROOM 20 FIRST ROW: Anita Davison, Minnie Williams, Assunta DeMartino, Mar- tha Sedlmayer, Mary Katsakis, Pris- cilla Wallace, Linda Swanson, Car- ol Harr, Pat Ero. Deanne Kasunich. SECOND ROW: Pat Raymer, Susan Montrenes, Ianice Kmiecik, Terry Miller, William Wivagg, Gregory Bogden, Samuel Figola, Ioe Gerb- er, Clifton Sando, Allan Dennison, Iames Prest, Nancy Sundberg, Car- olyn Bjerstedt, Lynda Hornalc. THIRD ROW: Bruce Mandella, Ierry Miller, Pete Maund, Danny Gretz, Ierome P0l1ie1', Richard Morrison, Eugene Dobos, Larry Wiskeman, Wayne Hammerstrom, Anthony Tsappis, Rich Balint. ROOMS 2 AND 2B FIRST ROW: Gerald Slivka, Iohn Evans, Rezin Galloway, Wilbert Harrison, Arthur Figas, Ernest Mel- ton, Richard Pett, Ronald Ilgeniritz, Lemuel Pryor. SECOND ROW: Rob- ert Hahianetz, Ioseph Dubyak, Vic- tor Kelley, Alvin Moon, Curtis Saw- yer, Iesse Gibbons, Louis Medina. George Spears, William McManus, Iames Webb. SECTION SA FIRST ROW: Iim Peterson, William Cook, Robert Taylor, Chris Kastronis, Daniel DiMucci. Robert Kohler, Pat- rick Ientgens, Bill Flaherty, Iack Mazzan. Pete Pellecchia. SECOND ROW: Dennis Ero, Stanley Fields, Richard Gerlach, Iames Traynor, Edward Zaidel. Rick Guest, Glenn O'Malley, Raymond Lee, Steve Pett, Edward Sipp, Michael Koluar. THIRD ROW: Iack Ashbaugh, Bob Brown, David Marciniak, Ronald Spoon- howard, Ronald Ioseph, George Krimm, Clarence Brown, Iames Rob- erts, Mark Patterson, Iohn Franko. Freshmen Vocational Mr. Weitz hears the daily recitation in general science class, a subject required of all freshmen. rv-f-wg SECTION 9B FIRST ROW:Iohn Kovac. Iames Kol- odziei, Ioseph Pintze, Robert Swan- son, Iames Schaut, Donald Patter- son, David Langsdorf, Edward Hamm, Iames Buckley, Ramond Runge. SECOND ROW: Ray Molina. Bruce Yeagley, Earl Williamson, Robert Owoc, William Ault, Iames Del-tugustine, William Deemer, Ran- dy Miller, Iames Tucci, Kerry Dough- erty. THIRD ROW: Robert McCar- thy, Harold Smith, Douglas Ploszay, Robert Romantic, Manlred Witt, David Anderson, Iames Swanson, Iohn Morgan, Robert Heilman, Rob- ert Kutztar. SECTION 9C FIRST ROW: Iames Black, Robert Pliska, David House, Ioseph Budyka, Thomas Reilly, Harry House, Carl Kalkbrenner, Iames McLaughlin, Tom Smith. SECOND ROW: David Baluka, Ronald Bishop, Iohn Groff, Richard Boot, lack Del Duca, Terry Dias, Harry Ritenour, Grant Scott, Larry Critchlow, Howard Eitemiller. THIRD ROW: Thomas Barr, Timothy Flaherty, Iohn DiDolce, Perry Flan- yak, Gerald Donnelly, David Or- bell, Dennis Burrelli, Anthony Kus- tos, Larry Batchelor, Iames Paliani. In basic math class Terry Dias demonstrates his speed in addition as Mr. Stoll times his perlormance. f ,ff A 4. K V mh! . ff .f ggi, xx , ! '2 iff ,L gf ff? 5 5' : 'L 5 45, 3, .fy H Q? af ' wa 2 1' L 11,1542 , MM fi X ww ix ,af g X f ' 9-'E R 2 1- A 1 , 2 af if V law. Q2 if 1 if X Q3 1 -wa? X A YM Tech High fashions this year fea- tured casual comfort. Kay Gorr fat rightl sports knee socks with short skirt and bulky sweater while Mari- anne Catalina wears a knee-tickler jumper and a blouse with three- quarter length sleeves and large yoke collar. Style favorites with the boys were the corduroy trousers and colorful wool sweaters as shown by Nelson Cherry. Paul Heath and Patti Petrulh were named Mr and Miss Santa Claus at the Senior Class Christmas Party An Evergreen Evening, held December 22 at the Vocational gym. 'N- Parents' Night, November 9, featured the display How a Yearbook Is Made fabove, leitl with step by step examples and illustrations .... At the right is the cast oi Speech Club's Christmas play, Room For Mary. . . . A sleigh complete with Santa and a prancing reindeer Cat leftl decorated Vocational gym at the Senior Class party on December 22. Campus Snaps Science Club's annual Science Fair, held February 28 Designed to entertain grade school audiences, Speech and March 1, featured original student projects. In Club's play, The Plain Princess, had tive sell-out charge of the Fair were Tim Moore and Richard Heim- performances in November and December. lich. i I The grand finale presented the entire com- pany of singers and dancers. Including the orchestra and technical staff. the periormance used the energies and talents of 200 students. Looking for a sale place for their game. the gamblers invade the mission house and gather around Sky Masterson. the out-of-town gambler played by Dick Moore. One of the major dances at the Hot Box Night Club was Bushel and a Peck : choreography was by Mrs. Lillian Iasper. Stage design and scenery was done by art students directed by Mrs. Leonora Weaver. f-.., Q9 ,iugfff if Dancer and singer Miss Adelaide CMonica Wachtell discusses wedding plans with Nathan Detroit CMike McGrathJ. Guys and Dolls THE BROADWAY MUSICAL Guys and Dolls was presented by the McKeesport High A 'Cappella Choir and Orchestra in the High School Auditorium on December 6, 7, 8, and 9, 1960. Directed by Mr. Herbert A. Wilson and conducted by Mr. Ioseph P. Krysik with Mr. W, Gerald Taylor as assistant director, the show featured fast-paced action spotted with choral ensembles and dance routines. Leading roles were double-cast. 'Based on characters from Damon Runyan's fiction, the plot tells of the romance of promoter Nathan Detroit and night club performer Miss Adelaide, his fiancee for fourteen years, and of the love affair between gambler Sky Masterson and Miss Sarah Brown, the reformer of Save a Soul Mission. Musicians from Save A Soul Mission set out alter Miss Sarah Brown to reform the gamblers .... Nathan fRich Collierj lingers as he makes peace Cbelowj with Lt. Brannigan while Adelaide lTeddi Movanl tries to hurry him to the wedding. U -ln: 145 Graduation 46 1960 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES for the Class of l96U Were held at World War Memorial Field on Iune 7 With 910 seniors being awarded diplomas by Superintendent of Schools Mr. Arthur O. Horn. The commencement address How to Keep Your Balance was given by Dr. Paul N, Elbin, president oi West Liberty State Collegeg Dr. Elbin Was introduced by Class President Michael Farrell. Baccalaureate services on Iune 5 featured At Home in the World, a speech by Dr. Iohn H. Furbay, Educational Director of Trans-World Airlines. Dr. Furbay 'Was introduced by Voca- tional Class President Carl Lunderstadt. Mr. Arthur O. Horn, Superintendent of Schools. con- gratulates the First Honor Students of the Class oi 1960: Ernest Keeter, Vocational: Linda Fowler. Com- mercial: Michael Farrell, Preparatory. Retirement Dr. Howard C. McElroy Miss Annu Nelson Dr. Howard C. McElroy, Director ot Curriculurn, retired in Ianuary, 1961, atter 40 years ot sevice. Dr. McElroy began his teaching career in 1921 as a teacher of French at Mclieesport High School. In 1929 he was named Principal ot George Washington Schoolg in 1935, Assistant Principal oi the High School, and in 1939, Principal ot the High School, Mr. L stanley galhoun the position he held until 1956 when he became Director of Curriculum. Miss Anna Nelson began teaching in Irwin, Pennsylvania, in 1920, coming to Mclieesport High'in 1921 Where she taught classes in English until her retirement in Iune, 1960. Mr. 1. Stanley 'Calhoun taught classes in science, English, and algebra during his teaching career that began in McKeesport High in 1922. He went to the George Washington building in 1929, to Shaw Avenue in 1941, and to Vocational in 1944 Where he served until he retired in lune, 1960. Mr. Harold P. Hamlin began his service With the School District in 1929 as custodian at George Washington building, continuing in this position until his retirement in Novernber, 1960. Mr. Harold P. Hamlin In Memoriam Mr. George E. Campbell was building supervisor at Mclfeesport High School. Moving lrom Herminie. Pennsylvania, to McKeesport in 1939. he was employed by the school district as custodian at the West Side School until 1947 when he became supervisor at the High School Building. Mr. Campbell died on May 30. 1960. You are the perfect rose. declares the Baron fMike Schurmcu-0 to the Princess fRita Connellyj who replies to his llattery, How very charming. I do believe I'm blushingl Z I Death Takes a Holiday D EAT1'l'S VISIT to earth was the theme of the 1960 Class Play, Alberto Casella's Death Takes A Holiday, directed by Miss Helen G. Malseed and presented at Vocational Auditorium on May ll, 12, 13 and 14. Death Cplayed by Iohn Mclsaughlinl attempts in three days to experience all human emotion. Posing as a prince, he visits with Duke Lambert Cdouble-cast with Tom Miller and Douglas Keenl and his Weekend guests. To the consternation oi everyone Death falls in love with Grazia Cplayed by Hilary Morrow and lackie Plattl who is engaged to the Dukes son Corrado Cplayed by Sam Schulhotl. The resulting conflict is resolved when Grazia returns Death's love and chooses to leave her mortal existence to be with him. The play, rich in human emotions and feelings, presents an optimistic viewpoint on death as Well as life. 48 s W .Q Aren't you afraid of me, Grazia? asks Death Uohn McLaughlinD of Grazia Uackie Plattl. She replies, It doesn't matter who you are, il I love you. X A CAST - SEATED: Hilary Morrow, Iuanita Lombardo, Melissa Vorkapic, Rita Connelly, Iudy Boice, Ioy Trombetta. STANDING: Cynthia Garvin, Iohn McLaughlin, Io Anne Gallagher, Sam Schulhot, Iackie Platt, Tom Miller, Mike Schurman, Tom Petty, Douglas Keen, Scott Larson, Mark Serbic. Is she coming yet? queries Cornado fSam Schulholj as the Duke's guests assemble in the living room to await Grazia's choice. PROM QUEEN Ann Wiley is crowned by class presi- dent Mike Farrell: at right is Prom Chairman Robert Cox. ? UU! 'un' i I Q,,,,wAx N Spring 1960 SENIOR TEA. the annual reception sponsored by College Club. honored the girls of the Class of 1960 on May 31 at Central Presbyterian Church. 150 UIOURNEY THROUGH FANTASII-K was the theme of the Senior Prom of the class ot 1860, held on Iune 3 at Vocational gymnasium. .. 1 1 Y y ANT?-SlA A16 Y, AWARD TROPHIES for outstanding Y-Teen work are displayed by MHS Y-Teen president. Tawney Sherer, and George Washington, president. Beverly Feltz. 1 IDEAL GIRL AND BOY were Eileen Kropp and Larry Berletic, named at the Iune 7 Corona- tion Ball. 'muuulllllmlw' 4 ' u an ll Q, ,QlL2ll JL' HL- 'VAGIQF al ' . . .4 ffl 0 Hllullnl ll!! UU girl! 1 2 .. s rl' FAIRLY CAUGHT by Nancy Myers is Iim Hetcher at the April 29 Sadie Hawkins' Day dance. EASTER HATS, mounted on stiffened cord framework, are displayed by art students Kathie Maxwell and Myring Beech. SPEECH AWARD winners in state-wide competition- From left: Iohn McLaughlin, third in debate, second in original oration: Iuanita Lombardo, first in oratorical declamation: Mark Serbic, third in debate, first in boys' extemp: Christine Lundberg, fourth in dramatic inter- pretation: Iackie Platt, dramatics: Nancy Marcus. sixth in girls' extemp: Michael Siegel, second in debate. FAREWE LL TECH HIGH .5-L l A ...v-- . 1-V JW- , - A , V' 4. '35 . W '7 J.. 1TH THE GRADUATION of the Class of 1961, the High School Building, popularly called Tech High, ends its 45-year career as a Senior High School. Built at a cost ot iB285,000, the original por- tion of the building was occupied in 1915. The first graduating class, the Class ot 1917, num- bered 158. ln 1924 at a cost of S396,000 the back Wing was added, and later nine portables Were con- structed and used until the opening of Voca- tional School in 1940. The largest graduating class from this building Was 876 graduates in the Class of 1940. The building has 67 rooms for use as classes, studies, laboratories, and special subjects as Well as auditorium, gymnasium, cafeterias, and offices. -rrf'?'?'?'!'?'?'?'f'l' V .s.a,a.a.s.a.a.i.s..i.s- . - -.-. . - The future home of MHS-where construction is being hurried for the opening of school next September. FAMILIAR PLACES-Beginning far left. opposite page: business machines classroom . . . home economics kitchen . . . boy's gymnasium . . . main office . . . front entrance. .... . . 1 . 1' 7 'Y i in , , .. Q xii ELL-REMIEMBERED SCENES AT TECH -Reading clock- wise, beginning above, the auditorium and stage . . . library . . . physics' laboratory and class room . . . parking lot . . . trophy case in the main hall . . . industrial arts machine shop . . . girls' gymnasium . . . main cafeteria . . . band practice room. xE N ' 'ww fmfvfvirul :wx 'ag f Vx g l1-.i w Q if A sstt ' 3? i ' xiii ' K t t ' , 'fi' if ' 15 5 ' TECH MEMORIES Z ' P59254 fmzw: V . A 3x g X' x W e f a Y' fi ., ww ww ,Q ,.....,..a-an 4 . . -sw, . A x5, E E M E wt A fm-mwwwmfn-wwf C Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Duane S. junker R. Boughner Armand E. Lombardo William C. Baird Mayor and Marie Jakomas Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Nigriss Mr. H. B. South Brenner Photo Supply Mr. H. Lewis Mason Morrow's Jewelers Dr. Robert W. Hutton Cray Brothers Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnston, jr. Wivagg Printing Company Candyland Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Clarke Berquist Electric Company Frank's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Strickrath Uhlig's Repair Shop Mt. George W. Munnell S. B. McCrory Signs Celli-Flynn William Conroy Company Bukes Candy-Ette Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mervos, Sr. Alex Rankin Incorporated Goodman's Iewelers Balsamo's Food Market Mr. Harold Blid Mr. and Mrs. Percy Itscoitz Topper Food Mart Kudlik's Market Lawrence the Florist First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Homestead, McKeesport Office Ben Feldman Agency Locust Street Waiting Room 156 City Treasurer, Albert Elko Johnson's Builders Supplies Elmer P. Erkel Agency Watson Paint and Glass Company Pallay's Lanes Orlando Brothers Mr. and Mrs. joseph Rothbarth Hirshberg Furniture R. E. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Warden H. Immel Dr. james I. Fichtner Mr. Louis R. Kelsh Natale Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. William Cox, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward,B. Servov A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Breitinger A Friend Gala Jewelers Jaison's Golden Rule The Realty Company Schulhof Tire Service S. R. Mercur Travel Agency McKeesport Music Center Kirby Company of McKeesport Reetz Typewriter Shop Aaron's Pharmacy Kalchstein's Men's Shop Mann's Pharmacy National Bank of McKeesport WEDO--Mr. E. Hirshberg Mr. T. Mayfield People's Union Bank and Trust Co Pam's Bridal Salon Wander Sales Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kline Samuels Shoe Store A Mr. and Mrs. David Rubinstein mpany McKeesport New Car Dealers Association Photography by Sam Buchman's BIRCH STUDIOS H. D. Simpson Realty Incorporated Sandmeyer and Wilson Incorporated Potter McCune Company One Hour Martinizing of McKeesport Mr. Bernard Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Wisser james Contakos Distributing Company Progressive Music Incorporated Ruben's Furniture Company T. J. Lewis Company Wilson Baum Agency Lippert's Cafe WMCK--Mr. Robert M. Cox, President Mellinger and Wright Baldwin Pianos Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levy Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lacey J. Dunn and Son Glass Ungar's Hardware The Famous Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Heft Mr. Henry B. Klein McAllister and McAllister Mr. Erik S. Moeller Slaton's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. David S. Shermer Tri-State Optical Company Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Finney Mr. John M. Wunderley Thomas Pharmacy Sunray Electric Supply Company Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Cowan A Friend Drs. John and Eleanor Bodnar Penn Transit Company Menzie Dairy Company Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Donmore Dr. and Mrs. Laurence T. Ritchie Mrs. Helen S. Cancelliere Kolanko's Dairy Bar Dr. E. A. Rittenhouse 1 :ww W W 63 W ' ww? ,W W M,,PfyQ W5 gif M W Q M ROOM 319 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Dohan, Cathy Manning, Ianet Mains, Ginny Schnore, Ron Wittman, Saundra Weisband, Irene Cordis, Kathleen McLaughlin, Carol Anthony, Donna Mingo. SECOND ROW: Margie Gregory, Lydia Hatcher, Shirley Allen, Bernadette Collier, Toni Laubham, Nelda Iohns, Elinore So- wa, Faith Wunderley, Marlene Zag- er, Iudie Anderson. THIRD ROW: Kay Shatlock, Pat Brennan, Albert Anchak, Ronnie Iaconis, Richard DeVincentis, Harvey Edmundson. Ioan Paxton. Ianice Todd, Linda Parton. FOURTH ROW: Bill Gergely. Albert Iohnson, Ron Picone, Dave Ienkins. Charles Cancelliere, Walter Tatarzyn, Frank Betz, Dale Knieriem, Eddie McMarlin, Frank Lucas. ROOM 318 FIRST ROK: Sara Iane Bell, Karen Dickinson, Cynthia Johns, Frances Corbin. Marion Young, Margaret Lancaster, Cynthia Ackron, Phyllis Paul, Sandra Suckiiel. SECOND ROW: Rose Buono, Laverne Hilliard, Sue Bower, Margie Mann, Ann Lindecamp, Kathy Welsh, lane Crawford, Linda Roth. THIRD ROW: Bernard Adler, Lucille Zorn, Iudy Gladkowski, Bill Weir, Roger Huff, Don Paradise, Tom Callahan, Al Simpson, Pete Mortakis. FOURTH ROW: Bob Hudak, Ioe DiPerna, Thomas Vaughn, Bill Schaffer, Bill Hetcher, Gary Harrison, Tim Mc- Greevy, Harold Lavelle, Alex Hara- lam. In the Homemaking Department's up-to-date kitchen, lean Little and Dorothy Richards mix a cake as Diana Hughes finishes a tossed salad. fl ROOM 321 FIRST ROW: Della Olsavsky, Bonnie Beck, Lynda Kellerman, Ruth Mulli- gan, Iudy Kirkland, Dolores Heath- erington, Pat Greenland, Kathy Far- ley, Eileen Pecar, Anna Marie Nagy. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Fichera, Karen Iohnson, Nancy Ritz, Myra Bigleman, Carol Kish, Ioyce Hotelt, Carole Wargo, Georgia Forman, Marie Bodnar. THIRD ROW: Fred Hrynkiw, Charles Howard, Vince McKeeta, Cecil Barber, Richard Flet- cher, Ruth Sterner, Ieanne Baird, Dixie Kondratenko, Patricia Vukov- can, Anita Marzina, Emma Taylor. FOURTH ROW: David Norton, George Andrews, Iohn Mandella, Ed Ryan, Cedric Simmons, Bob Ciel- ieska, ice Dziniuk, Bill Thompson, Ronald Smith, Iohn Caldwell. Not in picture: Eva Sotak. Donna Snee dictates new charac- ters in Shorthand I class as Carol Flygar and Gary Harrison try to increase their speed in taking dic- tation. ROOM 320 FIRST ROW: Ianice Baker, Paulette Acie, Carol Kazmerzak, Maralyn Snooks, Maureen Shedolske, Ioan Donato, Linda Pearlman, Sally En- glert, Annette Morgano, Margie Swartz. SECOND ROW: Edward Cooper, Elizabeth Apter, Elena Mil- ler, Cathy Kasmarik, Barbara Hoov- er, Gary Knutson, Pat Ennis, Bernie Collier, Iohn Davis, Ierry Caperell. THIRD ROW: Ann Ienkins, Larry Bowin, Ronald Wray, Dixie Totten, Edythe Herlehy, Roylene Phillips, Claudia Zidek, Carol Luketic, Max- ine Rosner, Carl Clark. FOURTH ROW: Iohn Morrison, Randy Shiv- ely, Nancy Hensley, Clyde Trath- owen, Linda Guttman, Mike Rhodes, Linda Wilson, Kenneth George, Iohn Bianconi, Gloria Macedonia. Juniors Tech ROOM 322 FIRST ROW: Marsha Gordon, Mon- ica Wachtel, Iudy Bodkhamer, Bon- nie Benish, Mary Anne Spiewak, Iudy Moss, Iudi Breakall, Ieanie Little, Darlene Inks. SECOND ROW: Marsha Peroney, Carol Vamosi, Mar- garet Nasta. Elizabeth Orris, Iane Henry, Tris Anne Phillips, Richard Hochman, Gary Whiteman, Ioe Baro- wich. THIRD ROW: Iim Bathe, Ierry Schulhol, Willard Hull, Tom Tracey, Eugene Kosovac, Richie Schmitt, Robert Floodstrom, Iohn Mitchell, Ioe Czura, Rich Francis. FOURTH ROW: Iohn Tannehill, lack Chizmar, Sandy Strauss, Alan Iacobs, Pete Loya, Ioe Ruder, lack McDermott, Ierry Fay- chak, Fred Crews, Barry Lewis. Class of 1962 ROOM 324 FIRST ROW: Sallie DeShields, Sara Broder, Lee Diehl, Patty McElwee, Ruth Traczynski, Maureen Macko, Alexis Konkol, Iudy Lewis, Ianice Hoerr. SECOND ROW: Sandy Batch, Salinda Nicholson, Gayle Friend, Donna Walker, Nellie Platt, Dorothy Patterson, Nancy Suncine, Bernice Brletic, Louise Napolitano. THIRD ROW: Claudia Winter, Marcus Ko- zar, Bonnie Crawford, Iohn Monyak, Leslie Conroy. Donald Iohnson, Rich- ard VHannegan, William McMillan, Iim Lundin. FOURTH ROW: Bill Brindza. Bill Scanlon, Duane Turn- bull, David Somerville, Gordon Iunk- er, Thomas Beck, Paul Wineland, George Hess, Bill Garwood, Ron Bidula. When the bell rings to end each period, hallways till rapidly with students hurrying to their next class. SECTION 11A FIRST HOW: lack Vasko, Andrew Sedlock, Gary 'Waratuke, Walter See, Frank Skrabak, William Fry, Donald Argyle. SECOND ROW: Dar- ryl Gooch, William Shuber, lim Tay- lor, Richard Carter, Gerald Lesko, Richard Grygo. Henry Holland, Rod- ger Hobson. THIRD ROW: Paul Hur- ley, Tom Burnheimer, George Risher, Milton Markovich, Vincent Kelley, Bill Szymanski, Alex Donavich, Kenny Wolf. SECTIONS 11C AND 11D FIRST ROW: William Demarino, Earl Thorne, Pai Sullivan, Don Iohnson, Ed Kaminsky. SECOND ROW: Bob Seabol, Dan Kovack, Russell Balch- elor, Charles Hartzell, Iohn Manno. THIRD ROW: Michael Pishko, Mich- ael Colley, Iohn Ryan, Iohn Chris- topher, Bernard Makel, Franklin Mack. 108 Juniors Vocational is 5:2 is fw 5 f5 Q ai X , , SECTION l1El FIRST ROW: Ronald Shiner, Gary Webb. Thomas Miller, Frank Solo- mon. Mike McDowel, Richard Qual- ters, Gerald Breitinger, Iames Toms. SECOND ROW: Danny Prellyman, Tom Brien, Robert Canloss, Anthony Pellecchia, Ioseph Antonayia, Paul Hammerslrom, George Glagola, Iohn Chemsak. THIRD ROW: Michael Pliska, lim Gorring, Kirk Swarlz, Thomas Deemer, Iames Kelly, Allred Cooley, Bill Hickman, Charles Richel. Gary Swanson and Frank Krivda apply the final louches lo a pair ol folding doors in cabinetmaking shop. SECTION 1lE2 FIRST ROW: Gary Davis, Rich Riten- our, Charles Balletl, Alex Slrighl, Rick Wargo, Iames DiBattista, Leon- ard Odclo, Allen Stright, Robert Wor- rall. SECOND ROW: Bill Badstibner, Alex Balog, Mark Hefling, Henry Konkleman, Kenneth Kinlough, Ron- ald Iohnson, David King, Gus Rehn- slrom, Ronald Hudson, Bill Graham. THIRD ROW: Iohn Schmolzer, Sam- uel Chambers, Alvin Kelley, Bob Blake, Willis Gilkey, Bob Goldbach, Daryl Shoben, David Kutziar, Iohn Morgenslern, Louis Sgroi. lO9 In literature class, Robert Koonse and Albert Sabol read roles in-a class dramatization of the play, OUR TOWN. SECTION llM FIRST ROW: Paul Perry, Bill Reshen- berg, Daniel Hollywood, Iohn Cin- dric, Stanley Gauron, Iames Iackson, Charles Helsel, Stephen Brletic, Leo Clymire. SECOND ROW: Ioseph Hughes, Iohn 'GriHin, Robert Harding. Edward Robertson, Dennis Gagorik, Paul Kmetko, Francis Iackson, Vince McVicker, Robert Koonse. THIRD ROW: George McDowell, Roy Misk- immin, Benjamin Basulto, Paul Pau- sic, Bob Wineland, Gene Stockman, Raymond Shegan, Albert Sabol, Clif- ford Zatelli, George Anderson. SECTIONS llP AND 11W FIRST ROW: Earl Tolley, Roy Decker, Bruce Rice, Harry Coulter, Gene Herrmann, William Brownfield, lo- seph Bulischeclr. SECOND ROW: Ed- ward Pezel, 'Gary Swanson, Frank Krivda, Henry Regester, Mark Mason, Frank ,Strawniak, Ioe Maiolo. THIRD ROW: Francis Stepaniak, William Schlatt, Iim Hadad, Harold Worrall, Larry Cuturilo, Daniel DeAugustine. Gerald Smith, Elmer Andres. 1962 Dave Ward assists Mr. McConnell in a chemistry class demonstration ot Boyle's Law. Mrs. Carol Crum, Vocational school secretary. checks attendance reports in the school office. SECTION llS FIRST ROW: William Argyle, Rn- thony Mastromarino, George Kaiser, Thomas Pugh, Tom Haller. Ray Iohn-- son. SECOND ROW: Paul Petrovich. Frank Hussman, Bill McCombs, Don Rosso, Paul Spirk. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Ward, David Ward. An- drew Davis, David Scott, Iohn Strait, Iohn Davies. ,ww , ROOM 100 ' FIRST ROW: Paul Bosanoc, Mark Mayo, Eugene Starr, Diane Foster, Iudith Bodnar, Gregg Geltz, Alan Richman, Bob Fleming. SECOND ROW: Bill Watson, Sandra Tyler, Ann Cureton, Stephanie Simpson, Lois Allen, Phyllis Ambroziak, Me- lanie Kolanko, Elaine Neher, Anna Mae Saraka, Dianne Downes. THIRD ROW: Glenn Iones, Donna Hopton, Patti Reitz, Saunne Williams, Rose- mary Hartman, Carolyn Shields, Iudy Owoc, Gloria Sokol, Lucille Misura, Colleen Ganley. FOURTH ROW: Iames Lindamood, Gary Cal- houn, Nick Marovich, Iames Newton, Steve Mayer, Larry Ceres, Dennis Hutskow, Sandy Pastor, Ieiirey Flynn, Erma McCoy, Geraldine Pav- lock. ROOM 101 FIRST ROW: Margaret Oliver, Dor- othy Fath, Pat Woodworth, Iim Barry, Alan Hobson, Wayne McDonald, Ioan Sullivan, Mary Stockett, Ruth Boyd, Bob Dougherty. SECOND ROW: Ellen Orbell, Carol Pinzak, Iill Baker, Ioan Gibson, Annette Pavlic, Geraldine Solano, Sandra Schank, Sandy Halpern, Karen Kittiko, Linda Marzaloes. THIRD ROW: Ronald Ienkins, Keith I-lchtzehn, Lee McFad- den, Tom Riggs, lack Kirschner, Lynn Boyd, Libby Kirk, Ruth McEl- iish, Goldie Graham, Sally Meredith. FOURTH Row: Marcus Emanuel, Richard Grallius, Robert Iohnson, Gary Roberts. Warren Cooley, Iohn Aranyos, Regis Vasko, Daniel Maha, Larry Zambo, Don Scholter. 112 Sophomore Tech ROOM 104 FIRST ROW: Arlene Goodyear, Mary Klotz, Marilyn Morantz, Margie Far- rell, Ioann Weinberg, Barb Corry, Carol Boggs. SECOND ROW: Neil Murrell, William Vukovich, Bob Mc- Donald, Ierry Bodnar, Dan Lajun, Ed Tapocik, Dorothy Russell, Gayle Za- lac. THIRD ROW: Tom Swalwell, Preston Birmingham, Iames Down- ham. Iudy Ashkettle, Lillian Rybka. Victoria Barvinchak, Robert Hilpert, Bruce Gurcsik, Carol Pogyor. Not in picture: Gerri Sullivan, Naomi Miller. Using Janet Pancurak as a model in homemaking class, Marty Balog dis- cusses importance oi straight fabric in laying patterns. ROOM 115 FIRST ROW: Michele Sweet, Mary Louise Seliga, Sandra Shatter, Con- stance Falco, Bill Spang, Bill Guly- ban. ludi Mingo, Marianne Sedor, Ianet Mingo, Anne Hutchison. SEC- OND ROW: Frances Prontiker, Con- nie Kaler, Lora Mendlovitz, Dave Kaylor, Gregory Zambo, Doris Bor- tak, Linda Wigand, Cathy Brady. Virginia Bostak, Ruth Fey, Dianne Harding. THIRD ROW.: Linda Brien, Dolores Kansa, Charlote Shotwell, Betty Whiteman, Ioy Schultz, Ianet Hoslelt, Lois Szajnuk, Ieanne Egel. Virginia Mull, Norman Princeton. FOURTH ROW: Tom Van Swearing- en, Leonard Brown, Ioseph Glus, Tim Landers, Bob Hanna, Rich Ran- kin, Mike Graban, Thomas Phillips, Wayne Menzies, Paul Bach, Danny Lawrence. 113 ROOM 116 FIRST ROW: Audred Bingaman,Ioan Stolarz, Karen Simica, Donna Macer- elli, Diane Cook, Edith Hetcher, Betty Folwarczny, Mary Ann Kebles. Carole Rendulic. SECOND ROW: Pat Pater, Anne Bower. Mary Iane Bur- bridge, Ruth Henger, Nancy Bum- barger, Patricia Verlander, Connie Waltower, Pat Henry, Marlene Hob- son, Sharon Semke. THIRD ROW: Bob Queen, Kurt Merschat, Henry Moeller, Pat Watters, Tom' Baker, Dave Stanesic, Andy Iarusinsky, Ed- ward Brush, Kyp Anderson, Beverly Reccelli. FOURTH ROW: Garey Christian, Don Squibb, Craig Roth- man, Robert Kowalski, Mary Temp- lin, Barbara Sherer, Ianet Morris, Elmer Loigren, Carolyn Kucera. Not in picture: Diane Carane, Roland Falco. ROOM 118A FIRST ROW: Clara Conners, Nebile Shevke, Barbara McNair, Diane Lo- pretta, Carol Cassin, Bill Fitzgerald, Ioan Kohl, Iudy Tomlins, Kenneth Campbell. SECOND ROW: David Weisband, Barry Chamberlain, Mil- dred Dawson, Deanna Thomas. Elayne Shiner. Elaine Unger, Allen Steck, Donna Razny, Carolyn Can- non. THIRD ROW: Patricia Davis, Regina Bocan, Betty Messner, Nancy Morris, Patricia Kuczler, Roberta Sager, Penny Sayers, Ian Rothbarth. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Swindle, Dave Lambert, Kenny Iohnson, Carl Barton, Iames Smith, Clyde Hohn, Gary Halvin, Charles Moskun, Iimmy Grimm, Terry Redinger, Roger Reich- enbach. Not in picture: Patrick Baker. Q 9 Yr wr -if In art class Evelyn Swindle Cstand- ingl and Carol Locke discuss their water colors while Iackie McNamee does a fashion illustration. Marsha 'I'ravis and Virginia Shawl use power tools to shape jewelry. ROOM ll8B FIRST ROW: Cindy Yingling, Shirley Warabak, Diane Ricketts, Yvonne Daye, Iack Coleman, William Gar- vin, Ron Reichenbach, Mary Ann Crookham, Ioanne Lawrence, Rose Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Iackie Stephan, Anna Sowa, Mary Lou Smith, Norma Burgman, Ruth Chan- ey, Ioanne Humenik, Frances Consi- dine, Christina Benczo, Ruth Blank- enship, Ienny Twele. THIRD ROW: George Brunton, Roland Kyslinger, Henry Krieger, William Hallett, Mich- ael Ioyce, Paul Carlin, Louis Batch, Charles Stipanovich, Dolores Mc- Cartney, Ianet Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Ioseph Rusinko, lim Hinerman, Bernard Minnick, Ioanne Spornak, Bonnie Thomas, Danella Lemon, Margie Iohnson, Mary Vinal, Herb- ert Mountan, Randy Klinghotier, Sharon Nabors. ROOM 120 FIRST ROW: Sheila Lindberg, Gwen Howard, Pat Myers, Pat Valalik, Gerry Trovato, Pat Donaldson, Bill Iones, Guy Miller, Carl DeVon. SEC- OND ROW: Karen Waters, Suzanne Roth, Artha Kearney, Sarah Thomas, Iudith Carroll, Barbara Bielic, Ioyce Diehl, Lynne Shermer, Martha Tak- sel. THIRD ROW: Georgeann Bajus- cik, Carolyn Kosco, Nicholas Samios, William Beno, Elaine Gessner, Carole Moke, Linda Coulter, Patricia Stokes. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Sab- in, Robert Cozad, lulian Zekan, Iohn Davy. Leona Ivcevich, Bill Cook, Bob Hutsko, Bennett Lebowitz, Ian Ren- dulic, Maryann Gogniat. Not in picture: Frank Wargo. Cuasscn 1963 ROOM 121 FIRST ROW: lean Vasko, Kathy Wineland, Maryann Bolga, Sandy Rollason, Ioyce Hernishin, Teddy Io Taylor, Rebecca Sadler, Karen Del- ivuk, Marlene Moore. SECOND ROW: Nancy Paterra, Annette Specht, Iudy Iordan, Camille Kutis, Maryann Litra, Randal Amos, Vicky Billy, Nancy Gillpatrick, Mary Gage, Mary Mal- loy. THIRD ROW: Tom Doonan, Meade Coulter, Robert Siefl, Gerald Kane, Paul Lundin, Bill Iones, Dol- ores Estochin, Elaine Edwards, Patti Webb, Mary Obsincs. FOURTH ROW: Robert Cutright, George Lynch. Iohn Sioberg, Alan Mink, Frank Liberatore, Iohn Klein, Mike DiPetta, David Fehr, Robert Speidel, Paul Yecies. Not in picture: Deanna Cihal, Karen Supansic, William Yednak. ROOM 122 Tech FIRST ROW: Michael Plefferkorn, Stanley Weisberger, Russell Scott, Gary Morgan, Barbara Harper, Marianne David, Edith Krause,Linda Elmendorf, Mary Lundberg, Vera Marzina. SECOND ROW: Karen Marksteiner, Linda Dunn, Barbara Hiller, Iudy Fitch, Sharon Zajicek, Darlene Iudcl. Sheryl Keele, George Smith. THIRD ROW: Susan Homler, Carole Scott, Marijule Marhelka, Kathy Adam, Patsy Linn, lane Manda, Marlene Nola, Marilyn Brown, Sandy French, Bernice Lotz. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Petrulli, Ron Bradley, Don Sostaric, Matthew Sulesky, Ray Szymarek,,Ierry An- german, Fred Vidnovic, Sandy Heath, Bonnie Barr, Meredith Straw, Albert Doehla. Not in picture: Lea- vy Gadsden, Susan Freedland. Sophomores: