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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1962 volume:

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Horn Superintendent of Schools Mr. R, D. Cannon Miss M. Rigby Hill Assistant to Superintendent Serretary in Charge of Buildings From left-Vice-President Dr. Robert M. Heft, Mr. John B. lshir, Mrs. Virginia M. Cittens, Mrs. Margaret B. Larson, President Maurice L. Kessler, Mr. William T. Morgan, Mr. Steven V. Thomas, Dr. Richard H. Parks, Mr. Charles E. Kearney, .lr. my . Nw l PRINCIPALS AND ADVISERS Dr. Wayne E. Mason MF- Shelby Erwin Prinpipal, Senigr High S1-1100! Vice Principal, Senior High School S , B 5 X 1'1 X -J r1:l '1 ur., I -v 9413 94,6 9. .N f54,.t1..,,. '1fx1. ri 'fr ' ' '- Ye ..-Q - H. Mr. Benjamin B. Disegi Mr. Bert Johnson Principal, Vocational Building Director of Vocational Fducatlon Mr. James C. Steel Administrative Assistant .Zh 1, ,, 15 - 'Q ng, , -wx Mr. A. James Gross ' 1 f Director of Guidance A -- an -.K ..,,,,, , .. zwfliil Es - 2' .tri Sis- 1 -is-M 1 -uw . -. nz 2. . .4 , Yi. , ff-4-u -wtf a w , .- 135 ,Lg Miss H. Gertrude Brown .' ...EZ 4 , ..4, : Q.--- .5 .-,B 2 s a .-1 I r T' ,,. -r W. 1...-. Girls' Adviser .,,,,,. m,ffw ff L -, Swv -1 -'QQ' RALPH A. BENSON, B.S., Machine Shop Practice, JOSEPH W. BLACK, Ed.M., Plame Geometry, Trigonom- etry, amd Mathematics Review 3 DORIS H. BLID, Litt.M., English amd Pennsylvania History, ELINOR M. BOWEN, A.M., French. RICHARD F. BOWEN, A.B.. Ameri- can History and Consumer Educas tiong VIVIAN BOWLES, Ed. M., Shorthand and Typewritingg HELEN G. BROWN, B.S., Bookkeepingg CORNELIUS P. CAMPBELL, Ed.M., Economics and Problems of Demo- cracy. HARRY L. CARLSON, A.B., Ameri- can History and Latin, FALCO A. CARROZZA, A.M., Physical Educa- tiong BYRON L. CHAPLIN, Ed.M., Electricityg WILLIAM A. CLEES, B.S., Physical Education, Department Chairman. E FACULTY ELFREEDA B. AHLQUIST, B.S., Shorthand and Transcription Commercial Department Chairmang GEORGE ALLISON Ed.M., American History, ROSE F. ARONE, B.S., Office Practice MARY AULI7, AB., Latin and Journalism, FOSTER BEATTY A. M., English, Department Chairman, WYNONA M. BEATTY Litt.B., English. lg, 1-sift. M... tg' V fr new s. . n lim .int l ,,,, at ll l ' .:,:wxw ' ' I , s 3' - 'si 'Www 'ff' , sci' an . A Q--.5 -Q' N I .NUM ff' iw' 'assi' iff S1 Q 'H-... ' vgnwlw RUTHJEAN S. CRNCIC, B.S., Short- hand and Typewritingg ALBERT R. DOEHLA, A.B., German and Ameri- can Governmentg ROBERT B. DU- LAN, Electricity. GEORGE H. ELKO, B.S., Chemistry and Physicsg ROGER E. ESPER, Ed.M., Biology, Economics, and Prob- lems of Democracy, ALBERT T. FALLQUIST, B.S., Chemistry, Science Department Chairman. JOSEPH E. FERENCE, Ed.M., Com- mercial Artg DONALD E. FERGU- SON, A.M., Englishg JOHN O. FREUND, B.S., Biology. NORMAN M. GIBSON, A.M., English, CALVIN J, GILES, B.S., American History, MURRAY GOLD, Ed.M., English. JACK L. GREGG, B.S., World Historyg NOEL A. GUYOT, B.S., Physical Education and Health, ELGIN HALTER, A.M., Chem- istry, Biology, and Physical Science. WINFIELD S. HARDING, Patternmakingg LAVELLE HIRSHBERG, B.S., English. MICHAEL G. HRITZ, Ed.M., Geometry and Shop Mathematics, DAN K. JACOBS, B.S., Chemistry. 1 i ' FACULTY GRACE LEMON, A.B., Algebrag GERTRUDE LINDQUIST, Ed.M., Shorthand, Type- writing, and Clerical Practice, JULIA LOYA, Ed. M., Business English and World Geographyg MUNROE A. MACDONALD, Ed.M., Auto Mechanics. HELEN G. MALSEED, Litt.M., Public Speaking and Dramaticsg C. EARL MANS- FIELD, Ed.M., Higher Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Mathematics Review, GEORGE H. McCONNELL, Ed.M., Physics and Chemistryg MARTHA MCCUNE, B.S., Physical Education. VINCENT JEVSEVAR, Sheetmetalg J. MORRIS JONES, Blueprint Read- ing and Basic Mathematics, Admin- istrative Assistant for Audio-Visualg FLORENCE KING, A.M., Englishg EDMUND KITTIKO, B.S., American History. WILLIAM P. KNORTZ, Ed.M., Biol- ogyg M. C. KOONS, Drafting, Faculty Manager of Athletics, EMMA KOT- TLER, R.N., School Nurse, GEORGE A. KRAUSE, Cabinetmaking. THOMAS E. and Economics SIK, M.M., DENNIS P. I' ogy, GERALD F. Electricity. HELEN .l. McGINN, Ed. M., Algebra MARY LOUISE McGRANN, Ed.M Bookkeeping. BARBARA F. McLELLAN, BS Englishg ROY H. McMUNN, BS Chemistry and Shop Mathematics 1962 DOROTHY NORTON, A.M., French, Department Chairman of Modern Languagesg KATHLEEN ORR, A.B., French and Englishg PETER PAZU- CHANICS, Ed.M., Librarian, ERNA M. PIERCE, Ed.M., Health. THOMAS A. QUINN, Ed.M., World Culturesg MARJORIE ANN RAN- SICK, A.B., English and Spanishg MARK R. REIGARD, A.M., Ameri- can History and European History, Social Studies Department Chairmang AMELIA RICHARDSON, A.M.,Plane Geometry, Mathematics Department Chairman. ELIZABETH K. RITACCO, B.S., Eng- lish, CHARLES F. RODGERS, S.M., Algebra, Basic Mathematics, Mathe- matics Review, and Physical Science: EDITH B. ROSS, A.B., Englishg JOHN E. RUBY, B.S., Electricity. PAUL RUMANCIK, Machine Shop Practiceg ANN S. RYAN, B.S., Physi- cal Educationg JOHN A. SABOL, S.M., Physics and Trigonometryg AM- ANDA T. SANDIN, Beauty Culture. JEAN W. MENZIES, Ed. M., Busi- ness Mathematics and Commercial Arithmeticg ROBERT W. MERE- DITH, B.S., Biology, MARGARET G. MINNICK, A.B., Dietitian: JO- SEPH E. MOFFATT, B.S., Algebra. DOROTHY MRKONIC, Litt.M., Eng- lishg MARY ANN MRKONIC, A.M., Homemaking, Department Chairmang ALAN H. NELSON, B.S., Industrial Artsg LUCILLE NEWHOUSE, Litt. M., World Cultures. CARMELITA SAVAGE, Ed.M., Type- writing, General Business, and Com- mercial Lawg AUGUST M. SCHAD, A.M., Englishg CHARLES E. SCHAEFFER, B.S., World Culturesg BARBARA P. SCHRADER, B.S., Commercial Arithmetic. HELEN SCOTT, A.B., Algehrag AN- THONY F. SGATTONI, B.S., World Cultures and American History: MERCEDES SHEEHAN, Ed.M., Li. brariang ALICE SHOUP, Ed.M., World Cultures and English. ESTHER E. STOUGH, Ed.M., Eng- lishg W. GERALD TAYLOR, B.S., Englishg JOSEPHINE S. TESAURO, B.S., Typewriting, Principles of Sell- ing, and Clerical Practiceg FRANCES THOMPSON, Ed.M., Spanish and French. - FACULTY ELEANOR TOBIN, Litt.M., English: MARTHA ANNE VERNER, Litt.M., Germang LEONORA WEAVER, B.S., Art. J. HAROLD WEIGLE, B.S., Health, Director of Athleticsg BETTIE S. WHEELER, B.S., Homemakingg MARTHA WIGGINS, Ed.M., Plane Geometry and Algebra. HERBERT A. WILSON, M.F.A., Vocal Musicg PHILIP H. WINGERT, Litt.M., American History and Proh- lems of Democracyg JOHN 'M. YAR- NOVIC, B.S., English. i P 3 2 i F . 1 n A r Y n I 5 . w - , .. , X e S7 71 - -' en: N .A , ai 'WHY f w ,. '- , + v .1 Q , Y '7 5-4. fre? ' -1 F' A f , fi 4 . -I f 'TLN' . H Y X VM vi'-' fgjs.-,N , - 19 ' - '- f . ,x .f. p'-3 f, , . W- - mx g W Qi 1 1 . 1 W' - -mf -. prfli 4 ,' '-. NX .1 A , '. . .qw 3-K ,. V, y H , , 1. V - rw' - V' -'l ff. ,x .Q v V ,A V we 5 s ' .' 1-, f . - X ' ., ' f . ,A I '1 , F. ' --'lxw V: ' x 'I' , .AHA .:,.,.,.f. NAU.. ,,. K, . A l , x A 41. vU,,,7. 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CLASS OFFICERS SFNIOR HIGH - Vice-President Margie Munn Treasurer Boyd Willi-:ms gevrelary Jane Olinski, President Jerry Elkins. w-14 ami CL.4SS COLORS - - .4 livv Robert Ahlers Joyce Andersen jf! -.1-'H-N ,,..-1 W if W f , 'H-V' W 'FQ ox Blur' and .4 dmirality Bluv. Robert Ahlin Betty Aiken Donna Anderson -Iudith Anderson vq..,N -Sf- fig '-2 Shirley Allen Thomas Andrew -FVN 4q,,W Albert Anchak George Andrews 'ill' filing. 1962 Z- fhomas Angelou Carol Anthony Joseph Antonella 'atricia Antrilli Elizabeth Apter Sandra Argilan CLASS OFFICERS, VOCATIONAL-President Anthony Pellevchia, Secretary Roberta Parsons, Vive-President John Vasko, Treasurer Pat Sullivan. I CLASS MOTTO - - Knou' something . . . do something . . . bf' something. Donald Argyle William Badstibner Jeanne Baird Janice Baker Dorothy Balawejder ilexander Balog Cecil Barber Leonard Barchie Beverly Barco Jane Barkman 19 Stephen Bayer Paul Bazylak Charles Barnes Joseph Barowich Barbara Bartels Margaret Bartko Benjamin Basulto Sandra Batch Russell Batchelor James Bathe SENIORS Margaret Beard Angela Beck Bonnie Beck Frank Beck Thomas Beck john Beisler Paul Beisler Paulette Belinski Sarajane Bell Christine Bennett Frances Bertok Frank Betz John Bianconi Cynthia Biddlestone Ronald Bidula Myra Bigleman Kenneth Binkney Carl Bjerstedt Robert Blake Pamella Boax Carol Bodnar Carolee Bodnar Marie Bodnar Nancy Boice Judith Bookhamer Edward Boot James Booth Beverly Borowski Suzanna Bower Larry Bowin Sunny jo Boyland Iudith Breakall Gerald Breitinger Patricia Brennan Judith Bridges Thomas Brien William Brindza Bernice Brletic Stephen Brletic Sara Ann Broder Gs 'Y wp- 'ml 5. M .Q Iris Broudy Donna Brown 1962 William Brownfield Joan Bruhn Arthur Bryan Sarah jane Bukes Albert Buksar joseph Bulischeck Rose Buono Thomas Burnheimer lichard Burtner Dean Byrom Donna Cadman john Caldwell Thomas Callahan Iharles Cancelliere Thomas Cannon Linda Canova Robert Carloss Charles Carlson I t kr ,R J r 4? I CRADUA TES Richard Carter Shirley Carter Samuel Chambers Nancy Chandler Laura Chapman Martha Chapman John Chemsak john Chizmar 411 1 .4-I af' Sf' Robert Christian John Christopher CLASS UF john Cindric Marie Cingle Linda Cislo Carl Clark Carla Sue Clarke Michael Colley Bernadette Collier Gene Come Robert Cielieska Mary Ann Cieslewicz Edith Conley Leonard Conley Michael Connelly Leslie Conroy Alfred Cooley Edward Cooper Leon Cooper Ronald Cooper Gerald Cope Frances Corbin 1962 Irene Cordis Dorothy Coslov David Cotham Gary Coward Mary Cox Bonnie Crawford KRW' C Tom Evans points out to Ruth Ann Winkelvoss and Carol Kish trophies that mark McKeesporl's awards in public speaking, music, and sports. jane Crawford Janice Crawford Fred Crews Dorothy Crislip janet Crosby Jeri Cumbow Lawrence Cuturilo joseph Czura Robert Dannenhauer Virginia Dansak WV' 1--1, Wm Aw-wha .rww wmv N, WK 'W 'W wv Wa.. Arlene DeRoy Sallie DeShields john Davies Bernadine Davis James Davis John Davis Roy Decker Thomas Deemer Donna DelDuca William DeMarino SENIORS Joseph DeStefano Sheryl Dias james DiBattista Karen Dickinson Lee Diehl joseph DiPerna Dennis DiVirgilio Carol Dixon Mary Ann Dohan Joanne Donato Alexander Donavich Thalia Dorwick Charles Dougherty Patricia Durler joseph Dziniak Harvey Edmundson Linda Edmundson jerry Edsall Monica Ehrhardt Michael Elias M. S. H. S. ai O ,fa WW Nev Gerald Elkins Jeanne Empfield Lisa Englert Sally Englert Patrick Ennis Thomas Evans Margaret Fady Marlene Fair jon Falk Kathleen Farley Gerald Faychak Jacqueline Feaver John Ference Mary Louise Fichera Jack Fields Catherine Figas Judith Fitterer Linda Fitz Richard Fletcher Robert Floodstrom Carol F lygar Georgia Forman 1962 Mary Kay Forsythe Linda Fraley Carl Framiglio Richard Francis William Francis Marcia Francovich Judith Frank Pamela Fredrickson Gary Friedman William Fry Norma Funk Dennis Gagorik Irma Garofalo William Garratt William Garwood Stanley Gavron Darlene Gaydos Raymond Geissler GRADUATES Kenneth George George Gerber Ruth Gerber William Gergely Edward Gibson Willis Gilkey Samuel Givens Judith Gladkowski George Glagola Robert Goldbach CLASS OF William Graham Kenneth Grayson Jacqueline Grback Michael Greco Patricia Greenland Margaret Gregory Sandra Grubbs Richard Grygo 'milaif 'U'- Beverlee Gombes Marsha Gordon fu Linda Guttman Cheryl Hacker Sharon Hager Thomas Haller Paul Hammerstrom Richard Hannegan Alex Haralam Jerome Hargis Sandra Harmon Dianne Harper 1962 is Margot Harper Carolyn Harrison Gary Harrison Charles Hartzell Lydia Hatcher Lawrence Hayduk ,Ag .,., ,Wh Q In industrial electricity shop, Henry Kunkleman and David Kutzfar braze an electrical box. Richard Heimlich Patricia Headings Dolores Heatherington Barbara Heffner Mark Hefling H 1 1 jane Henr Judith Henry Donald Helmstadter Edward Helmstadter Charles ese y an-.....,, mum., M .A-...R 1 Richard Hochman Janice Hoerr Nancy Hensley Gail Hickman Eugene Herrmann William Hickman Robert Heslop George Hess La Verne Hilliard Rodger Hobson SENIORS Joyce Hofelr jean Hoffman Henry Holland Mary jean Hollis Daniel Hollywood Alex Holovich Barbara Hoover Glenn Hope Ioan Homfeck jean Horvath 32 Charles Howard Frederick Hrynkiw Robert Hudak Ronald Hudson Roger Huff Barbara Hughes Joseph Hughes Mona Hull Willard Hull Paul Hurley M. S. H. 46011 We PMN i Frank Hussman Ronald Iaconis Darlene Inks Clara Izsak Francis jackson james jackson Joanne Jackson Alan Jacobs Ann jenkins David Jenkins Clifford johns Cynthia johns Nelda johns William johns Albert johnson Christine johnson Donald H. johnson Donald L. Johnson George johnson james Johnson Karen Johnson Ronald johnson 1962 Edwin Johnston Merle jones Robert jones Gordon junker Paul Kahkonen Edward Kaminsky Anne Marie Karija Kathleen Kasmarik Carol Kazmierczak Mary Ann Keller Lynda Kellerman Alvin Kelley Vincent Kelley Beulah Kelly james Kelly Patricia Kenney David King Kenneth Kinlough GRADUATES Judith Kirkland Helen Kirkpatrick John Kiser Albert Kish Carol Kish Albert Kissell Charles Klingensmith Paul Kmetko G Kay Knauss Dale Knieriem CLASS OF Dixie Kondratenko Joanne Konias Alexis Konkol Robert Koonse Eugene Kosovac Kenneth Kossuth Patricia Koteles Maria Kovac Charles Knoll Gary Knutson Daniel Kovack Marcus Kozar Mary Kreahliug David Krieger Elissa Krigstein ,Frank Krivda jean Kroskie Henry Kunkleman Katherine Kurth Robert Kushner 1962 lodney Kushner Carole Kusic David Kutzfar lichard Kyslinger Margaret Lancaster Donna Kay Latta nt t N , gg M3524-w, , Rh nn- 13' Antoinette Laubham Eric Leggett 'mi if avi xp iq:-qu Mary Kay Lauerman Harold Lavelle Joanne Lesko Carole Levin 6'Won1lerlancl by Night was the theme of the Senior Class Christmas Party held December 21 at the Senior High gym. Curtis Leasher Daniel Lebowitz David LeWinter Carol Lewis ii is .wing 515 Qiwam wr 11'-ev 115-i -,.X ,-av' 'N'! f--rx ...A Zn- V' ?'ws,-v :lu- fl 'fl Q-C' .i Jeanie Little Bonnie Lohr Judith Lewis Melvin Lewis Robert Lickert Edward Lickley Ann Lindecamp Carol Lippert Charles List Dale Little SENIORS Gordon Long Carole Lowes Frank Lucas Carol Luketic Robert Luketic james Lundin Linnea Lundin Gloria Macedonia Roberta Macintosh Franklin Mack Maureen Macko joseph Maiolo William Maize joseph Makar john Mandella Margaret Mann John Manno Ronald Marcus Jane Markovich Antoinette Martin M. S. H. S. Clayton Martin 5 Anita Marzina Gloria Mathews Raymond Matta Andrew Mauro Richard Maybury Catherine Mayhue john Mazur James McClelland William MCC0mbS Lillian McCutcheon jack McDermott George McDowell Michael McDowell Patricia McElwee Michael McGrath Timothy McGreevy Harry McKay Kathleen McLaughlin Edward McMarlin 'fir 1 William Meadows Ursula Meisner Cynthia Michaels Julia Middleton Arthur Miller Elena Miller Raymond Miller Sandra Miller he ill' -al' William McMillan Vincent McVicker -KN Hag, ,-- --7-W --- - 7' Thomas A. Miller Thomas W. Miller Donna Mingo Roy Miskimmin Jonathan Mitchell James Montrenes Jerrold Mooney Linda Moore Annette Morgano John Morgenstern GRADUATES Aw., kv We 4, 3' 3 9X 'le:: ' Gr' Rebecca Morris John Morrison David Morrow Peter Mortakis Eleanor Moss Judith Moss Ruth Mulligan Jeffrey Munnell 1? fir :UQ 5 M 100 fr. I in af? Kathryn Munnell Terry Myers Anna Marie Nagy Louise Napolitano CLASS OF Margaret Nasta Carol Neel Thomas Neilson Donna Nemchick Richard Newton Avis Nicholson Karen Nicholson Salinda Nicholson A ,, WM Danny Nicora David Norton john Novosedliak Nellie Oatman Harry Oatneal Leonard Oddo John Ofsanko jane Oliuski Della Olsavsky Audrey Onderko 1 yi W-is. Jin bv ,PN Ni V 1' ew.--' Q5 ,Qian-' :gg 1962 Eloise Orman Elizabeth Orris Glenda Otterman Carol Overley Nancy Palm Sandra Panza is gifs. ax 'Waugh Holding a spinning, bivym-le wheel and standing on a 'M revolving turntable, Rich Maybury demonstrates the Fix principle of gyroscopic avtion. 1 AT gm, Anita Paradise Donald Paradise Robert Paradise Richard Parler Roberta Parsons Linda Parton Mary Lou Pastor Falconette Paterra Sandra Patrick Dorothy Patterson faq flu of -.....,.. ll-..,, d-rev : 'gn tr if ri ,Q S- wa' -3- Lorraine Paugh Phyllis Paul Paul Pausic Loretta Pavlik Joan Paxton Linda Pearlman Richard Pearson Eileen Pecar SENIORS Andrea Pecora Michael Pecora QW' :CFS I -Q wr mr- 1 av' Anthony Pellecchia Marsha Peroney Camille Petraitis Paul Pettiford Edward Pezel Roylene Phillips Tris Anne Phillips Paula Pikula Stella Pipp Michael Pishko ,Q-P' Nellie Platt Michael Pliska ff, rms. 3 Lawrence Plutko Mary Lou Pochubay Rudolph Pollak jane Pommer Laura Ponchak Loretta Pringle Ronald Pugh Thomas Pugh sr , l AWS l 'rig 'rr'- Richard Qualters Alberta Randic Norma Rausch Kathryn Reynolds Bruce Rice Dorothy Richards 'Ili-. i W7 Henry Regester Charles Richel fl. . 3 . W... ,www ,av-J ,,., MW Gus Rehnstrom Judith Riemenschneider Richard Riley Richard Ritenour Nancy Ritz Victor Roberts Edward Robertson Sandra Robinson Sandra Rodgers Carol Roper Rochelle Rosenberg Maxine Rosner Linda Roth Sandra Rowland 1962 joseph Ruder jo Ann Ruggier Bonita Ruschak Edward Ryan John Ryan Albert Sabo John Sabo Leslie Sago William Scanlon Diana Schaefer William Schaffer John Schmotzer Gregory Schneider Virginia Schnore William Schonhardt Linda Schrecengost Jerry Schulhof Alice Schumann CRADUA TES David Scott Robert Seabol Andrew Sedlock Walter See Terrence Segina David Seitz Louis Sgroi Eileen Shalako Nancy Shank Kay Shatlock Raymond Shegau Ronald Shiner Carrol Smith Maralyn Snooks CLASS OF Randolph Shively Daryl Shoben Cathie Shook Susan Sikorsky Cedric Simmons Frank Skrabak Judith Slater Glenn Sloane George Smith Gerald Smith Robert Smith Donna Snee Diana Snyder Frank Solomon David Somerville Eleanor Sowa 1962 Elinore Sowa Florence Sowa joan Spang Mary Anne Spiewak Paul Spirk Edward Stanko 'hx kb ko fiat f'3 'Q ? -n-..- ,, V ' 1 Q 1 5 A .Q ln beauty culture class, Anita Marzlna prepares cut Maxine Rosner's hair. Judith Starke Francis Stepaniak Myles Stepanovich Arlene Stepetic Ruth Sterner Darlene Stouffer Sorrell Strauss Frank Strawniak Alexander Stright Allen Stright CB .- idw .-1--www 'WNW' -v 'W M1 11 mu Apu. uni? 'M 4-l g gm Q ,, T - V 5 PK E ix 1 i I M up-.....y 'Www Joan Symington William Szymanski Sandra Suckfiel Adam Suhajda Patricia Sullivan Nancy Suncine Robert Supansic Gary Swanson Margie Swartz Billy Sykes SENIORS john Tannehill Virginia Tapocik Constance Tassone Walter Tatarzyn james Taylor Lois Taylor Janis Thomas Nancy Thomas Robert Thomas William Thompson Earl Thorne George Timko Glu., iv- Claudia Timok Patricia Jo Tinkey Janice Todd Paul Togyer Earl Tolley james Toms Thomas Tracey Clyde Trathowen IV M. S. H. S. David Turkaly james Turkaly Duane Turnbull james Ulakovic Aldine Ullrich Yvonne Urban james Urbansky Carolyn Vamosi Barbara Vance jack Vasko Mary Frances Vesonder Larry Vasko Nancy Vaughan Thomas Vaughn George Vellis Clyde Waite George Vukovcan Patricia Vukovcan joan Vukovich Monica Wachtel 'pe' q,...v 1' , E. ' '-nr' .1- 4 Donna Walker Bruce Wander wm- 1 wh, 1962 Lawrence Ward Ruthann Ward Carole Wargo Richard Wargo Dianne Warren Wayne Washowich Gary Webb William Weir Saundra Weisband Kathleen Welsh Karen Weyman Edward Whalen Gloria Whitacre Kathleen White james Whitehead Gary Whiteman Boyd Williams Linda Wilson GRADUATES 1Pau1 Wineland Ruth Ann Winkelvoss Claudia Winter Debora Wise Robert Wise Mary Ann Withrow Ronald Wittman James Workman ll its 35-x 'QQ-1-f E' 15 l 15' Q-n-' ,ix -un Harold Worrall john Worrall William Worthington Bruce Wunderley Faith Wunderley Loretta Young Lucile Young Marion Young P40 Stenography major Patricia Vukovc-an practices serre tarial procedures in the main office. CLASS OF 1962 john Yuscinsky Marlene Zager Thomas Zambo Judith Zekkey Claudia Zidek Marilyn Ziegler Lucille Zorn Sara Zumpe xl- 1 Jr? QQ i' QQ Jr 1 .,L U -if ff, arg, Al 2572! ffl f' Q ,dx .. ,wx T 'QW' ...,,. l5 'i', .avg-is 4.19 .' 'f.'r.'.,M Www' fx A rx I A Tr: 'A in :gills , ,ur -xi' W1 -,1?.s,f'fXx.'n X ' .z H A M f , .v ,I .f .gig iii ,foie-Q, .Q V' F 6 .3 . A 1,1 we Qeiffikhgs H gw V an 1kfxbQLQ, :QL .134 gl ' ff Frank Liberatore gains yardage around Central Catholic's left. FOOTBALL GKEESPORT HlGl-l'S GRIDIRON TIGERS ended their hard-fought 1961 season with an impressive record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Guiding the squad was Coach Harold HDuke', Weigle who was assisted by Charles 'LDing Schaeffer, Noel Cuyot, and Richard Bowen, Dennis Kuremsky was the team's trainer. The season opened with an explosive three-game winning streak in which Melfeesport scored for 12 straight quarters, amassing U0 points while holding their opponents to a single TD, The first three contests were exhibition games with Melieesport romping easily over Classport, 25-6, and Central Catholic, 26-0, and then having everything their own way in a decisive 39-0 victory over Turtle Creek. The hopes encouraged by the first three games abruptly faded, however, when the Tigers were eliminated from the Class AA race in the first section game by a 7-14 setback at the hands of Altoona. The Altoona Lions were suc- cessful in tricking the Tigers with an unorthodox maneuver on the first play of the game, putting themselves into scoring position. Back at home the following week the Tigers recovered their former strength, copping their fourth victory as they made Har'-Brack bow 27-14. 1961 SCHEDULE McK. Opp. 25 Sept. 3 Glassport 6 26 Sept. 15 Central Catholic 0 39 Sept. 22 at Turtle Creek 0 7 Sept, 29 at Altoona 14 27 'Oct. 6 Har-Brack 14 6 0ct. 13 Johnstown 18 35 Oct, 20 at Duquesne 0 13 Oct, 27 New Kensington 6 7 Nov, 3 at Monessen 27 20 'Nov. 11 West Mitilin North 7 'AA Contests 1961 VARSITY-FIRST ROW: Merle Gathers, Jim Grimm, Rudy Nicora, Myles Stepanovich, Dave Bemesderfer, Jim Beirne, Bill Kargle, Moses Simmons, Bruce Rutledge, Regis Beirne. SECOND ROW: Al Sabo, Carey Christian, Sam Liberatore, Ray Zajicek, Dave Kaylor, Larry Zambo, Douglas Ploszay, Frank Liberatore, Rich Grygo, Joseph Catalina, Rick Lettieri, Andrew Beamon. THIRD ROW: Dave Jenkins, Harry Rollinson, Edwin Lenda, William Allen, Frank Beck, Ed Stanko, Ron Pugh, Gary Halvin, Jerry Elkins, Marcus Kozar, James Smith, Nick Bor- relli. Not in picture: Managers Tom Brien, .lohn Bertoty, Bill Beattie, John Poag. 56 VARSITY ln the sixth outing the wheel of fortune brought McKeesport its second defeat when Johnstown scored three T.D.'s to the Tiger's oneg this 18-6 contest was dubbed the MSoup Howl because of the torrential downpour which broke a few minutes before game time and lasted throughout the contest. The squad's ability to bounce back after defeat was exhibited in the next two games when the Tigers powerhoused Duquesne, 35-0, and edged New Kensington in a neat 13-6 setback, The game with New Kensington was the last night game at World War Memorial Field. Although the Tigers gave an admirable account of themselves against Monessen in the season's ninth contest, the undefeated Greyhounds were too strong and the Tigers received their third loss. 27-7. The final contest was played against West Mililin North on Saturday afternoon, inaugurating a new chapter in Tiger football history, with MHS toppling the new rivals, 20-7. Seniors who played their last year of high school football included Frank Beck, Jerry Elkins, Rich Grygo, Dave Jenkins, Marcus Kozar, Ron Pugh, Al Sabo, Ed Stanko, Myles Stepanovich. ll i f' N. 5 H W7 g a RYA Aff l , f ta 2, 4 ffl' T 58 JUNIOR VARSITY-Under the direction of Coach Roy McMunn and his assistant, Charles White, the 1961 MHS Junior Varsity captured the long half of a seven-game schedule, winning four and dropping three. TEAM-FIRST ROW: Craig Klimon, Joe Budyka, Jim Gdovic, Guy Miller, Frank Chancio, Bill lsbir, Jay Lazar, Tom Leckman, Ralph Benson. SECOND ROW: Albert Burlikowski, Harold Smith, Ron Crossett, Rich Ford, Dennis Bradley, Robert McCarthy, John Stevens, Ted Kantner, Andy Nelson, John Arlia, Manager Robert Kerekes. THIRD ROW: Edward Jobe, Gilbert Palm, Denny Hutskow, John Gibb, Bob Bazylak, Rich Bahus, Henry Aigner, Steve Sapos, Rich Moore, George Anastasiu, Bob Livingston, Arless Dodson, Al Cannon, Manager Jim Pratt. FOOTBALL STARTING LINEUP +- Linemen: Carey Christian, Ed Lenda, .Joe Cata- lina, Al Sabo, Rich Grygo, Ed Stanko, Frank Beck. Backs: Frank Liberatore, Rudy Nicora, Myles Stepanovich, Doug Ploszay, Dave Jenkins. CHEERLEADERS - Captain Pat Greenland, foreground. From left: Alex Haralam, Fern Thomas, Sandy Argilan, Ruth Mansfield, Gloria Mace- I. V. 1961 SCHEDULE Opp. Sept. 16 at Monessen 21 Sept. 25 Elizabeth-Forward 0 Oct. 2 at Duquesne 7 Oct. 9 at Clairton 13 Oct. 16 at Glassport 0 Oct. 23 Wilkinsburg 7 Oct. 30 at Penn Hills 0 donia, Judy Jordan, Margie Mann, Dolores Heatherington, Bob Ahlers. Miss Vivian Bowles advised the group. nag -,- - 2 .L-. Speed proves an asset as Rudy Nirural evudes til1lb5ll0l'l tavklers. YA' 1 1.51 yd ! . , :fit-4'f3f'-!,1 Q g 9 'lo Q 11 a I 'WY A ' Q1 v L' --New - L fix ' 1' A--1, , 7-v H, 7 ni. Q..-A xi P4 ll ,, N-P1 ijgE,m1,w.4i Saga-w -f ev ' f f f, w W .If I Qf ifi . . QW' ' '- Nl, W7 1' , 1 5. . ',: fl'-IM' ' 'w ir V A W .afffff 1 4. Q w-new s ,v Evuding a hard-charging Viking line, hulfbavk Elkins sweeps around right end. Typical of the Tiger plane formation. 6' ' - QA, Q W1 ,B 'lag sg 1 -so P , gl Q .. y gy, A 221' 'L 4 ' , 4 Y ' W' , . wi! IQ ' ,U -A 1 .2 ,wg .1 D l ' A. -f- .f , :'ig3v f' W. --1+ . Q1 My is - 1 .L V-F? Iwi y :Ml KAJNY, lf, 5 bfi' if ' I 3., 'i, A .ri A 'I -I ' V ,ri sk y ,.N' -wr I f . 1 6 :. A Ka ' . 5 v . ' ' - 1 5 ' ' '. I H k fag - A if 'J , 'fx , Law, iii ' ,fie5x,m2,,,51f1' f K M . H ,,'. 3g,,V1,.f-i , N ft lx. ,.,, Q 5 - ff in . , , 7' ' 'ilf A V Ill-,fy-1 '9'ff'?A . . z.wf'?.x9 , I sf., W Lf : ,UNA 1 , K N , , 4 , ....M, ,,,.,y . , W ir, Ai, -.d' T - . V. H09- sf A r-Afixi lifrli. . Q sz My 'Ji , , 'A iilffi s - V. , ' 3... 1-:Nw--f?'4 A -. A ,. -4? lg gagfffgfggll' 'xg iff A 1-uL2iQ:l'F.,ffw, V.,,. ,sm .Q ,f 'iy' l if-'T iliwf 5 i f ' lb: in .NF 'aah A '. ...X :me-.1,,:. .fwggej w fy l, K s fQf7x'i4!T'f 'w are To L M L ' , 'Q Q, Hard-running Jerry Elkins easily scores around the right end of Wes! Milflin North. N! ,f X A goal line pile-up vlimuxes a Tiger wedge play. Marvhing Bancl's half-time drills is this air- ' Q. -4 il ' 5, -- g, !hlf',5'4,QA'!3,w,J'f l r? P -' 1'W f' '- W A, , V ,. 2 ff On a speedy punt return Jenkins moves the ball into the opponenfs territory. 44 ,I ' -'11f 2' 'W.f 59 Dave Anderson i ,cKEESPORT'SlTICEHi CACERS finished their 1962 season with a lean record 10 'victories and 12 defeats in anialways-tough WPIAL Section 6, Cornelius c'Neenie Campbell, assisted hy Edmund Kittiko, coached the squad. i Blues plzigned the Tigershirom the beginning of the season as they ,won only 3 of 7 eirhibition garnes. More problems developed as the Tigers began section competi- tion an1d,droppedh -the first two games to Clairton and Munhall. e hopesfimere lifterhhoiwever, as the season progressed and lVIcKeesport cap- tured of thefjriext nineeontests, winning two over Homestead and one each over Munhali, Elizabefh-Forward, eMonesseng hr1'i in a mid-season exhibition, and 'West Mifflin North. Close 63-601vict0ry over North eliminated the Viliingshfrom sectionieomigetitron, . i ' L to an unexciting close as the hoopsters lost to Elizabeth-Forward section record to 5 wins and 7 defeats. thefT'igersi participated in the Fi1'StVfAI'lIll1211 Gannon. Invitational Toiirhianient, Qseooiidfplacefas'they defeated Central Catholic, 58-50, then lost to North Catholic, 62-S43 'L ' ' L i ' L L Tom Beck Carey Christian Mike Graban BASKETBALL 'Ni 1962 VARSITY-From left: Bill Reilly, Dave Seitz, Ray Zajicek, Carey Chriqian, Dave Anderson, Tom Beck, Dave Turkuly, Mike Graham, Clyde Trathowen, Leslie Robertson, Frank Liheratore, Sam Liherutore. Not in picture: ,lim Wlhiteheaml. Coach Campbell Frank Liberatore LWFK. 50 49 83 -7 J 62 IJ 71 37 -1-l .i 1 40 63 43 59 56 67 59 63 49 59 t I' Opp. J.V. Opp 58 Dec. l Aliquippa 55 5l 52 Dee. 5 at Turtle Crock 26 -l-7 Dec. 8 Henlpfielfl 30 75 Dec. 12 at Uniontown 50 70 Dec. l5 at North Catholic 33 59 Dec. 20 Alumni 47 Dec. 22 Vanflergrift 42 42 flan. 2 Clairton 34 118 alan. 5 ut Munhall 60 45 aijan. 9 llomcstezul 32 86 lijan. l6 ut Wlcst llilllin North .13 55 glam. l9 Elizabeth-Forward 20 69 alan. 23 at Duquesne 42 57 Jan. 26 ut Moncsscn 42 63 lflan. 30 ut Clairton 48 54 lllfoh. 2 Munhall 34 46 il'FclJ. 6 ut HOIllf'Stl'U!l 45 60 5171-lm. l3 Vlfest Mifflin North 39 55 liFol1. l6 at l'llizahvtll-Forwarfl 34 66 HFQ-h, 20 Duquesne 35 35011 ion 6 Gaines - t W , , MvKeesport majorettes spin and twirl to provide inter- esting halftime entertain- ment for MSHS rooters. The Tigers leap high under the boards to snag a re- f bound from Homestead. , Fighting hard under the i 4 basket, seniors Turkaly and Whitehead stretch for the 1 ball. KETBALL t K fl- X ,, l s Sam Liberatore Bill Reilly Leslie Robertson Dave Seitz ' s 5' we sa 5 , 3 F V, E I QM, l . ,inf f 1 ...W ,fix we 2 Q 31 ov' 96 K, JUNIOR VARSITY-The Tiger .lV's, 1-oaclied hy John liarnyak, showed promise for future Tiger hopes by running up a solid 7-5 sem-tion record and un impressive over.all season revord of l3-6. TEAM-First Row: Dave Graban, Tim Duffy, Bob Urbaniak, Mirhael Feterik, Milan Vorkapic-h, Second Row: .lim Beirne, John Kun- icky, Dave Orbell, Bill Allen, Harry Rollinson, Tom Grave, Ronald Johnston. Inspired hoopsters abandon regular plays as they scram- ble for possession of the a To capture the ball, Ti,er.. battle West Miillin North under the basket. - - 'i Clyde Trathowen Dave Turkaly ,lim Whitehead Ray Zajicek F'I6'F'f'.X 63 BA EB LL HE 1961 TIGER DIAMOND aggregation, guided by Coach HAbby Fallquist, achieved second place in WPIAL Section 14- with an excel- lent record of eight wins and two losses, the best MI-IS baseball season in five years. Both McKeesport losses were by one run-to Duquesne in a nine inning contest, 4-3, and in the finale to Munhall, 3-2, Included in the eight victories was the 20-0 opening exhibition game at Donora with Bernie Kalocay pitch- ing a no-hitter. Baldwinis second game was a forfeit to McKeesport. Pitching records for the season were Kalocay, 6-2, and Al Sabo, 2-0. Home games were played at Renzie Park's Helen Richey Field. , 'Q 'ski-'A' 'sw . . . ww' . Lou Vodopivec, first baseman, gets set for the pitch at the MHS home diamond, Helen Richey field. is Shortstop Bob Raflle attempts a quick hunt. 1961 TEAM-FIRST ROW: Dennis Hutskow, Jim Grimm, Dan Maha, Sam Liberatore, Larry Zambo, Bob Speidel. SECOND ROW: Bill Val- alik, Carey Christian, Al Sabo, L-ou Vodopivec, Ron Supansic, Charles Norton, Ray Zajicek, Myles Stepanovieh, Bob Urbaniak. THIRD ROW: Coach Fallquist, Paul Heath, Bernie Kalocay, Bob Raffle, Ed Stanko, Jim White- head, Vince Nola, Ron Mitnl, .lim Davis, .Ian Pomnian, Ben Beisler. Pitcher Bernie Kalocay,'1'iger workhorse, hurls a fast pitch. Bernie had a season record of six wins and two losses including a 20-0 no- hitter. ? s ,- A g- , '4 tme6wf5st2'm.QH 'v W 1 Sam Liberatore breaks for the plate with the second run against Baldwln on April 20. but the Tigers won 8-2. m ii: Ll 'fi MQIOK' 1 i 'W . 9 May ,, ,,. w 6 May M D, , 8 May 7 May 3 5 May f 6 May 2 May Snappy fielding by West Mifflin North prevents a fast moving Tiger runner from reaching first, t, 4 April 5 2 April 20 - 3 April 27 1 1961 SCHEDULE Donora Baldwin Duquesne Clairton Duquesne West Mifflin North Clairton West Mifflin Munhall Munhall iExhibition game 5 gr.. A W D : I - ' .N , .- ,, ,gt - ' -, ' ...r gif ,N mil ' A' fissi- 1.: x ,-ge Qin a,,'4'q:t-f .25 'WSJ' 1? Nw- 4 MN ' Q Q 4 T. en . Y W., ., my -- jus t 1 , Q le X56 ll xi! .ffl . f-3'ef?w.g:.T 3,223 W6QlNiQ1JigQgs:Tgs. fy ga:if'fff,tQ, :I .g - ,,-,,, ,aw and Jef' lk K we , f..s5gg,z:,A,,,,,,Ay.t5E we as i ,af as ,' r- fzislf we ' M, M gf-af, iw.: eww Y wgae- High hurdles-Mike Kacik Q f . . 1 1... 'MDW - ,,,: ffm, 925353 ' V i '7 ' . 'F 7 . Q ' if e , ..,, .,.,. ......-...-M..-...-.., 1961 TEAM-FIRST ROW: Tom Brien, Curt Merschat, Bob Myers, Dave Kaylor, Rugh Mason, Andrew Pecora, Mike Kacik, Bill Spange, John Morgan, Harry Ford, John Panzek, Mike Greco, Sam Vorkapich. SECOND ROW: Jim Weiss, Kenneth McCombs, George Timko, James Kear, Dick Clay, Pat Ratesic, .lim Sherer, Charles Metcalf, Bemard Beavers, Larry Ford, Jerry Elkins, Frank Liberatore, Dennis Bernick. THIRD ROW: .lim Ulakovic, Doug Schmurker, Nick Borrelli, Ed Lenda, Rod Wilkinson, Tim Lambert, .lim Busher, Jack Kirschner, Don Squibb, Regis Beirne, Mike Bunsen. 1961 SCHEDULE McK. 42-1X6 April 19 Greensburg 53 April 27 Hopewell 37 May 1 Clairton 19-1X2 May 2 Mt. Lebanon 39 May 5 Hempfield, Wilkinsburg 50 May 9 Central Catholic 66-2X3 May 19 Homestead Opp. 84-5f6 74 90 107-1 X2 68-IX3, 4-6 76 55-U3 HE 1961 TRACK TEAM, coached by uDing Schaeffer, had one victory against six losses, The Tigers best showing was in the season finale when they edged Homestead by 10 points. All meets were away contests. At the WPIAL relays held April 29 at Mt. Lebanon, with 41 schools competing, MHS finished nineteenth. ln the Independent District meet at Mt. Lebanon on May 12, the Tigers were ninth with .lim 'Weiss taking second in discus and Larry Ford third in broad jump. On May 16 at the Uniontown Invitational meet, MHS was Hfth in a field of ten schools, taking thirds in the medley relay, 440, broad jump, and high hurdles, Jim Weiss won second place in discus in the WPIAL finals at Canonsburg and third in the state at Pennsylvania State University. wmmq Miss ii N I3 Pole vault-John Panzek Javelin-Bob Myers Discus-Jim Weiss High jump-Henry Aigner Running hfoad jump-John Panzek Shot put-Dennis Bernick ff'?'. . .,,,,,s 'fun-.- --o.+...,1 PL.-. I5 GOLF NJOYING MHS'S BEST golfing season, the 1961 linksmen, coached by uNeeniew Camp- bell, came within an eyelash of capturing the Sec- - tion 9 golf crown, With a league score of 9-1 the golfers lost the championship to Elizabeth-Forward by a close 9-7 playoff match. Mclfeesport had a perfect first round with decisive wins over every opponent in the section. The only defeat in the second round was a SVZ to 10W loss to Elizabeth-Forward. Two 16-0 shut-outs were achieved by the Tigers, both at the expense of North Braddock Scott. 1961 SCHEDULE Opp. 6 l 0 IVZ l ESM, l 2 M 1 6 1961 TEAM-FIRST ROW: Bill Barry, Rich Heimlich, McK. A ll H El. b h F d John Baker, Rich Maybury, Earl Baila, Coach Campbell. 10 Prf 'za el 7 Orwar SECOND ROW? Gregory zamho, John Mandella, Bill 33531 3' gggfesigaddock SCO Whiteman, Edwin Johnston, Paul Wmeland. 13W April 20 at Gateway gy! 12V April 27 West MiH'lin North SQ April 28 at Elizabeth-Forward 102 16 May 2 North Braddock Scott 0 132 May 5 at Duquesne 10 May 9 Gateway IZVZ May 11 at West Mifiiin North 35 7 'iMay 12 Elizabeth-Forward 9 iiSection 9 Playoff Youghiogheny Country Club serves as the home course for Tiger golfers. Team Captain John Baker fleft above? powens a drive for the green while Bill Barry fleftj shows good form as he follows through on a yard-gaining swing. Rich Heimlich ikneel- ing abovel and Rich Maybury watch John Mandella sink a long putt on the practice green. N w ff -4 iw N. n f. , N N H. .f ,555 . ,J- f n,. f1 7 1 I -1 la g'iw2wq :ya 2 Q Q E2f51f?si 1 yi Q af. 2 'fe , fx lik E3 SN 2 .X X 5 JV 4 S it 1 f T1 iii if, E .QP gm H rf w, b A 1:1 ' .,, E ,Q , 5' NWN 3 j i Q ' Qexkg 1'g s k 5' 3 2 L i 2 2 3 , . 2 Q ,L 2 , 2 2 5 1 mai 'sg 1 , 1 MY? , X' 4 ' ' If x. 5 Af? , 4 , 53- ' Q ' . N 'S , S N4 :W 5 1 z 1 - . i 'X I Q M f,Q ix! l giffry , Q : A x 7 z 1 ' ' ' 4 I it V 3 . , I g Ry. 1 21 ' ,Tb i E 1 . 1' V EAL , A Xw 5 1 N xx Q A W X6 XXX 1 Q l 5 Y w 1 1 1 i E,i1,5 Wrg Q rr-El' X, f ,G be 1 ES, ww MW Q X If gg E3 Q g f f- X 5 -5 2 ' .fait . KX- in , , ay u ROOM 112 FIRST ROW' Janet Mingo, Carol Nemchik, Jo Ann Kocak, Carol Locke, Joyce Hernishin, Rebecca Sadler, Elaine Unger, Stephanie Simpson, Jeanne Greenwald, Diane Gereben. SECOND ROW: Marianne David, Annie Sowa, Marylou Baran, Sally Meredith, Lois Allen, Barbara Jean M1-Nair, Virginia Shawl, Gloria Tanney, Kathy Krajack, Marie Tesauro, Lana Neyman. THIRD ROW: Neil Murrell, Nick Kypros, Donald Gerstner, Glenn Jones, Marian Dobies, Judy Sinchak, Lzlureen Kusic, Bob Queen, Guy Miller, Fred Rowland, Kenneth Camp- 11 ll. FOURTH ROW: Tom van Swearingen, Glenn Johnson, Leonard Brown, Julian Zekan, e Bill Allen, Bill Schatz, Berkley Keith, Marcus Emanuel, Robert Cozad, Larry Zambo. Not ln picture: Linda Burkley. Fern Thomas-picture time Nancy Morris-Typewriting I Dan Lajun+biology lab R FK Lift fl: 5: 'bf 'Q xg- as - -sg , - :af an S :wg f 2 --' 'Y - W ,f A 5 J a eg A Ill! :assure i c nl: ' a C i x V a 5 Q tg as J' . - t 1 1 ' f -- '-:,. I? . V A Tom Swalwell and Wayne Menzies load the shop tool- Marcy DiPerna receives her eye test as part of the rack constructed by industrial arts students. physical examination given to ifll juniors. l ni ROOM 114 W LL'-1 FIRST ROW: Judy Mingo, Carolyn .Y - 1-1 X A XY W is W if 4 if fri-'ffffs t f 1 L, -:W fl iii :Lavinia f' , if H15 so ff- - 9 ' E' Cannon, Sondra Benjamin, Ruth Hen- ger, Joani Lieberum, Beverly Rec- celli, Marsha Travis, Connie Mark- steiner, Tina Krajack, Hazel Rybar. SECOND ROW: Betty Whiteman, Nancy Lis, Janet Pancurak, Carol Pogyor, Betty Messner, Jeanne Egel, Joyce Pavlik, Dorothy Fath, Phyllis Ambroziak, Carole Moke. THIRD ROW: Randy Amos, Bill Jones, Ed Segady, I Judy Ashkettle, Joanne Spornak, Margie Johnson, Dennis Beitz, Tom Soehlman, Jim Gorman, FOURTH ROW: John Davy, Harry Moore, Robert Klea, Paul Brinley, Robert Sieff, Fred Vidnovic, Albert Doehla, Jimmy Cold, David Weis- band, Jack Jones. Not in picture: Dale Bloom, ROOM 125 FIRST ROW: Pat Lengyel, Carole Rendulic, Dorothy Marth, Judith Bodnar, Karen Schoenberger, Connie Falco, Linda Jo Dunn, Bonnie River, Sandy Boyd, Caroline Dick, Carol Cassin. SECOND ROW: Margaret Oliver, Linda Wigand, Ellen Orbell, Jane Manda, Judy Jordan, Suzanne Berger, Marcie Guzik, Donna Razny, Vicky Billy, Joan Gibson, Melanie Kolanko, Pat Myers. THIRD ROW: Carl DeVon, Kris Hansen, Jim Pat- terson, Jackie Stephan, Vicki Barvin- chak, Pat Henry, Nancy Morris, Bill Staley, Gene Starr, 'Harry Sprute. FOURTH ROW: John Sjoberg, Gary Piker, Jerry Livingston, Sam Libera- tore, Nick Borrelli, Michael Joyce, Arthur Menzies, Dave Vogel, Keith Lutz, Paul Haeberlen. Not in pic- ture: Stanley Weisberger. X, . , sw' ROOM 127 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Bolga, Lora Mendlovitz, Joyce Diehl, Linda Maxwell, Joanne Hrubovcak, Carol Puc, Sharon Zajicek, Sandra Tyler, Margaret Pallagi, Anna Mae Mikos. SECOND ROW: Valerie Boax, Risa Moldovan, Vickie Waddington, Rose Marie Becker, Ruth Fey, Linda Elmendorf, Cathy Stanoszek, Marijule Marhefka, Darlene Bryce, Ruth Ann Hornfeck. THIRD ROW: Irving Luzer, Frances Wojdyla, Joan Popowitz, Joe Simmons, Annette Specht, Lillian Rybka, Charles Stipanovich, Gerald Kane. FOURTH ROW: Louis Batch, Charles Moskun, Craig Rothman, Pete Stanislaw, Richard Lippai, John Panzek, Nick Marovich, Michael Bunson, Paul Bosanaxc. Not in picture: Barry Chamberlain, Edythe Herlehy, Edith Hetcher, Richard Craflius, Donald Hoffman, Randy Klinghoffer, Jacqueline McNamee. ROOM 129 FIRST ROW: Judy Fitch, Patty Donaldson, Carole Morgan, Gerry Sullivan, Annette Pavlic, Chris Benczo, Sandra Puskarich, Clara Conners, Deanne Cihal, Marlene Hobson. SECOND ROW: Sally Meredith, Donna Clayton, Janet Rendulic, Virginia Mull, Laura Kaleta, Sandra McCracken, Karen Marksteiner, Goldie Graham, Romayne Adams, Donna Traczynski. THIRD ROW: Gregory Zambo, Jerry Bodnar, Stephen Burlikowski, Veronica Szajnuk, Bonnie Thomas, Dennis Kanca, Albert Smochko, Eric Weiss. FOURTH ROW: Terry Remlinger, John Klein, Jim McConnell, Joe Clus, Steve Mayer, Larry Ceres, Jerry Potts, Bob Speidel, Charles Bazylak, Robert Byrd, Henry Krieger. Not in picture: Bill Watson. A ,,y,, - A is if E. ROOM 130 FIRST ROW: Bertha Mitchell, Mimi Einzig, Sandy Halpern, Carol Boggs, Priscilla Jones, Pat Biddle, Vera Marzina, Ann Cureton, Linda Marhefka, Carol Pinzak. SECOND ROW: Laraine Teper, Charlotte Kulczynski, Carol Nye, Saunne Williams, Camille Kutis, Eleanor Kokos, Lois Weiss, Christine Perez, Ruth Blankenship, Naomi Carr, Pat Jamison. THIRD ROW: Jack Nee, Kyp Anderson, Suzanne Roth, Patricia Davis, Barbara Sherer, Bonita Waters, Susan Freedland, Mark Mayo, Ken Totten. FOURTH ROW: Roger Reichenbach, Andy Jarusinsky, Robert Mervos, Tom Swalwell, Mike Craban, Harvey Churchman, Tom Phillips, Jay Schulhof, Earl Baila, Derek Reymer, Meade Coulter, Roland Kyslinger. Judy Jordan reads the open- ing exercises over the public address system. f Dolores Estochin, Margie Farrell, and Diane Downes learn how to make clothing in homemaking class. Motion picture operators, Bernard Minnick, Tom Phil- lips, and Carl Devon, push the mobile theater from the freight elevator. E ,W ROOM 133 FIRST ROW: Linda Fenske, Cheryl Willenpart, Karen Walsh, Carol Ash- enbaugb, Dianne Downes, Carolyn Rollin, Barb Corry, Mildred Dawson, Mary Ann Kebles, Joanne Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Erma McCoy, Judy McClain, Peggy Woistman, Mary Vinal, Norma Shultz, Lois Wunder- ley, Teddy-Jo Taylor, Annie Davis. THIRD ROW: Norm. Princeton, George Brunton, Gary Morgan, John Konder, Jan Rothbarth, Alan Hob- son, Bill Gulyban, Tom Baker, Ed Tapocik, Bill Kegler, Bill Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Sabin, Frank Liberatore, Ron Odorcich, Rich Moore, Robert Cutright, Rodd Wil- kinson, Jim Wise, Joe Leonatti, Tom Riggs, Bob Clark, Paul Andre. ROOM 137 FIRST ROW: Barbara Baker, Elaine Neher, Pat Morris, Lynne Shermer, Faye Sabin, Cindy Yingling, Margie Farrell, Pat Sobolewski, Joan Stolarz, Joann Weinberg. SECOND ROW: Barbara Harper, Marian Kreahling, Pat Webb, Anne Bower, Penny Say- ers, Patricia Yosko, Carolyn Kucera, Alice Kalocay, Fern Thomas, Cecilia Olinsky, Ruth Chaney. THIRD ROW: John Aranyos, Paul Lundin, Carol Davis, Sandy Farmer, Beth Mowry, Margaret Pierce, Bernard Minnick, James Guiton. FOURTH ROW: Rob- ert Hutsko, Kenneth Petrulli, Mike Sidun, Robert Johnson, Richard Rankin, John Benkovich, Arless Dod- son, Jimmy Grimm, Jelfrey Flynn, Glenn Bowers. Not in picture: Sandy Klasnick, Sandra Schank. .-ffl-f 'i nl ROOM 136 FIRST ROW: Karen Delivuk, Fran- ces Prontiker, Audred Bingaman, Jean Vasko, Carol Moran, Rosemary Kish, Gwen Howard, Janet Farkas, Nicki Gorr, Christine Obrman. SEC- OND ROW: Bill Fitzgerald, Shirley Warabak, Marlene Nola, Marianne Litra, Marilyn Zivkovich, Dolores McCartney, Roberta Sager, Doris Szajnuk, Lucille Misura, Elizabeth Kondor, Nancy Ross, Bob Fleming. THIRD ROW: Keith Achtzebn, Nick Samios, Clifton Slater, Jim M1-Kee, Paul Carlin, Dale Moritz, David Stan- esic, John Butler, Ray Warner, Bob Dixon. FOURTH ROW: Regis Beirne, James Downham, Ray Zaji- cek, Robert Kowalski, Bob Hanna, Leavy Gadsden, Gary Roberts, Frank Rudman, Ronald Jenkins, William Vukovich, Bill Beattie. ROOM 206 FIRST ROW: Diane Foster, Vallie Hager, Nebile Shevke, Robby Pitts, .ludy Berkowitz, Patty Stokes, Kathy Wineland, Martie Balog, .lanet Mor- gan, Gayle Zalac. SECOND ROW: .lack Kirschner, Edward Brush, Leona Ivcevich, Sharon Nabors, Ethel Single- ton, ,loy Schultz, Beth Brenner, Ar- lene Goodyear, Michael Pfelferkorn. THIRD ROW: Paul McNulty, George Lynch, Bob Urbaniak, Stanley Solo- mon, Don Scholter, Charles Morris, ,lim Newton, Dennis Smith, Elmer Lofgren, Bill Trathowen. Not in pic- ture: .lane Barcus, George Borkowski, Jack Coleman, James Day, Gary Hal- vin, Larry Lax, Edwin Lenda, Jill Palm. ROOM 207 FIRST ROW: Anne Hutchison, Mari- anne Sedor, Barbara Hiller, Sandra Barna, Elizabeth Nagy, Linda Steud- ler, Geraldine Solano, Karen Kittiko, Martha Taksel, Jeanette Brunory. SECOND ROW: Nansie Bumbarger, Frances Considine, Mary Malloy, .ludith Owoc, Donna Macerelli, Ruth Mansfield, Carole Scott, Georgeann Bajuscik, Lorraine Pausic, Donna Bayer. THIRD ROW: James Barry, Bill Jones, Elayne Shiner, Jacquelyn Fey, Patricia Verlander, Karen Brown, Andrew Pecora, Larry Fletch- er. FOURTH ROW: Tom McGovern, Bruce Gurcsik, Toni Germek, Sam Vidnovic, Tom Matason, Sam Vorka- pich, Clyde Holm, Tom Doonan, Paul Bach, Paul Yecies, Oliver Heilman. Not in picture: Herb Mountan, .lohn Poag. ti School secretaries Margie Gasparovic, Kathy Krajack, and Eileen Kropp. QB gc HL QQQQ .lniin UNIORS ROOM 211 FIRST ROW: Mary Crookham, Mary Stockett, Janet Cain, Mary Louise Seliga, Joanne Vodopivec, Karen Simica, Colleen Ganley, Rosemarie Bukes, Marilyn Olsweski, Janie Pietras. SECOND ROW: Artie Kearney, Dorothy Beckett, Connie Waltower, Sarah Thomas, Ryna Hochman, Donna Krieger, Patricia Reynolds, Elaine Weller, Carol Cunning, Phyllis McKenna. THIRD' ROW: Robert Hilpert, Ronald Reichenbach, William Beno. Patricia Irwin, Mary Jane Burbridge, Elaine Edwards, Rugh Mason, Steve Scott. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Greyno, Robert Nimmo, Larry Levander, Kenneth Johnson, Alan Mink, Danny Maha, John Gibb, Kurt Merschat, Lynn Boyd. Not in picture: Jim Smith, Joe Catalina, John Leccia. Wana P , arflgf , S --, ,Q , i ,V', ,f,, ,,,,, g ROOM 213 FIRST ROW: Linda Marzaloes, Joyce Byers, Rose Marie Castro, Diane Ricketts, Marlene Moore, Gerry Trovato, Pam Janis, Darlene Judd, Ruth Boyd. SECOND ROW: Mary Klotz, Virginia Bostak, Sandra Shaffer, Linda Vogel, Norma Millington, Peggy Hanko, Joan Ko-hl, .loan Sullivan, Jeanne Hiteman, Frances Roders. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Daye, Patricia Reitz, Fran Prihula, Barbara Dupier, Dolores Kansa, Carolyn Kosco, Cheryl Whitfield, Dolores Estochin, Barbara Bielic. FOURTH ROW: Gregg Celtz, Rich Wardrop, Henry Moeller, Richard Bryer, Jim Horvatincic, Bob Platt, Jerry Angerman, Charles Steck, Robert Cowan, Charles Norton, Ken Wilkinson, George Smith. Not in picture: Cary Christian, Paul Floriani, Pat Ondechek, Patrick Watters. ROOM 215 FIRST ROW: Sheryl Keefe, Harriet Ungar, Pat Valalik, Lonna Huston, Judy Heintz, Judith Carroll, Joyce Clark, Donna Rotzer, Christina Dur- an, Bonnie Wills. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Barr, Diane Cook, Karen Pratt, Pat Kuczler, Judy Reiter, Eunice Young, Marylee Obsincs, Hen- retta Paige, Ceorgeanne Kucsmas, Eileen Mooney, Sandy. Holmstrom. THIRD ROW: Alan Richman, Bill Garvin, Charlote Shotwell, Janet Morris, Evelyn Swindle, Frances Brad- ley, Terri Whetzel, Zoe Busch, Jim Boyle, Ron Melinchak. FOURTH ROW: David Fehr, Ray Kalkbrenner, Joe Rusinko, Don Squibb, Regis Vasko, Duane Ruggier, Robert Falk, Daniel Lajun, Donald Sostaric, Dave Kaylor. Not in picture: Wayne Mc- Donald, Rosemary Hartman. ROOM 216 FIRST ROW: Rose Ellen Schwartz, Ava Wilner, Janet Yerkey, Anna Mae Saraka, Judie Mennitti, Edie Krause, Sheila Jones, Jan Del Signore, Donna Petro. SECOND ROW: Elmer Wald- baum, Cathy Brady, Kathy Davis, Nancy Paterra, Ruth McElfish, De- anna Thomas, Donna Hopton, Mere- dith Straw, Elaine Morgan. THIRD ROW: Rick Pakel, Ron Bradley, Bob McDonald, John Johnston, Bennett Lebowitz, Ray Wargo, Bill Robbins, Bill Spang, Arnold Siskind, Dino Flizanes, Frank Wargo. FOURTH ROW: George Roberts, Bill Cook, Miles Karson, Roland Falco, War- ren Cooley, Jack Hruby, Steve Sapos, Dave Lambert, Tim Landers, Tim Farrell, Bill Hallett, Earl Curry. Not in picture: Patrick Baker. ROOM 223 FIRST ROW: Judy Tomlins, Evan- geline Levis, Carol Miracle, Betty Folwarczny, Diane Lopretta, Beverly Feltz, Marilyn Morantz, Mary Jo Sis- ley, Pattie Woodworth, Mary Lou Smith. SECOND ROW: Bob Dough- erty, Jane Zykowski, Linda Sandusky, Sandy Rollason, Linda Coulter, Twy- lia Hanratty, Patsy Linn, Michele Sweet, Janet Schoy, Marcy DiPerna. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Shields, Linda Jo Brien, Pat Pater, Pat Klish, Carol Gasparovic, Billie Jean Moseh, Karen Waters, Nancy Cillpatrick, Marilyn Brown. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Zolten, Jim Hinerman, Denny Hutskow, Lee McFadden, Hallie Roch- elle, Carl Barton, Len Honick, Paul Kondratenko, An Nagy, Vince Mc- Keeta, Matt Sulesky. Not in picture: Annie Barber, Shirley Daniels, Terry Kincaid, Daniel Lawrence, Keith Leggett. I A SECTION 11A FIRST ROW: Victor Cologie, Franklin Hutchison, Tom Hutchison, Henry Jasiewicz, Ed Suckfiel, Bill Bentley. SECOND ROW: Leonard Robinson, Mike Sabo, Anthony Czap, Anthony Chepanoske, Mike Egenlauf, Rich Hudak, Ray Tomasello. THIRD ROW: Norman Melegari, Elmer Robertson, Ted Uher, Ron Opielowski, Larry Morris, Philip Gallagher, Gary Klea, Bill Goldie. Robert Hoinkes-metal work Walter Zaviski-machine shop Francis Tokarsky-isometric drawing B .O , , , ,t,. R S VOCATIONAL SECTIONS 11C AND 11D FIRST ROW: John Dugan, James Busher, Charles Painter. SECOND ROW: Don Harrison, Edward Taimuty, Jim Davison, Lawrence Decker. THIRD ROW: Robert Poisel, Henry Aigner, Bill Spehar. Bill Phillips, Tom Smith. SECTION 11E1 FIRST ROW: Larry Stoken, James Maher, Leon Hom, Jim Berry, Peter Nothdurft, Richard Nagy. SECOND ROW: Paul Jenco, Michael Gimhara, James Irvin, Charles Weir, Charles Hull, William Detweiler, Robert Handa. THIRD ROW: Robert Nagy, James Emmick, John Yuhas, John Kaiser, Denny Moore, Kenneth Durick, Paul Glunt, Dennis Czap. U NIO R S VOCATIONAL SECTION 11M FIRST ROW: Ray Togyer, Bernard Ziobro, Eugene Kolodziej, John Grif- fin, Jim Smith, Ed McKitrick, Terry McDowell. SECOND ROW: Bob Hoinkes, Dave Phillians, Mike Onde- chek, Frank Gavron, Duane Tkac, Dale Stickel, Allen Anderson, Carl Gonzales, Walter Zaviski. THIRD ROW: Curt Strawser, Edwin Miller, Richard Fitterer, Raymond Chandler, Ronald Donet, Thomas Smith, Jona- than Halaszynski, Regis Brady, Tom Fornal, Paul Smith. , , - -.f-in .-.,.,...,.-f..,fu- rs- 11.1. SECTION 11E2 FIRST ROW: Jerry Koch, Bernard England, Andrew Chemsak, Eugene Clark, Thomas Prestopine, Henry Williams, James Craven, Edward, Rut- ledge. SECOND ROW: Joseph Leg- gett, Daniel Kaiser, Thaddeus Kuh- arski, Henry Szewczyk, Rich Ford, Don Lieberum, Charles Kolick, Ron- ald Wagner, Jim Lockschmidt. THIRD ROW: Charles McPherson, James Novacek, Paul Beisler, Robert Saylor, Robert Fornal, Robert Wal- lace, Duane Simm, John Pipp, Charles Dietz, Charles Sherrill. SECTIONS l1P, AND 11S FIRST ROW: Norman Sides, Harry Coulter, Larry Hall, Harry Pecker, Greg Teslevich, James Haas, Guy Peluso. SECOND ROW: Dean Lib- erty, Steve Vavro, Glenn Busch, Sam Pope, George Lynch, Paul Nelson, Mike Long, Art Francis. THIRD ROW: Robert Shuif, Phil Davies, Ed Davis, Lou Simms, Tom Skiba, John Hermesmann, Luffer White, Robert Gergely. SECTION 11W FIRST ROW: Daniel Adams, Bob Richards, Gary Tyler, Ralph Moss, Bill Rushe, Ralph Whitney. SECOND ROW: Bill Benda, Mike Guerra, Bill Wagner, Don Gilchrist, Bill Oliver, George Ruscin. THIRD ROW: Bob McGuire, Joey Csorba, Edward Burley, Guy Savasta, Joe Frankovic, Harry Farrell, Lynn Conley. Making the bar for Brigadoon in cabinet shop are juniors Bob Richards, Dan Adams, Guy Savasta, Bob McGuire, and Don Gilchrist. -v ?!'?Qw-45--M sw ax M yyyio Secretary Carol Walicura is in charge of the Vocational School oflice. 81 Carol Frank-band rehearsal Emmaline Moore-long stretch Albert D'Annunzio-up the ro-pe , ROOM 100 FIRST ROW: Joy Clark, Lucille James, Yvonne Johnson, Jane Crossen, Sharon Smith, Laverne Hemminger, Rosemary Baldridge. SECOND ROW: Edward Hayes, Terry Hines, Carol Hickle, Sharyn Shoaf, Kathy Laban, Bridget Toth, Jim Keenan, .lim Benedict. THIRD ROW: Charles Campbell, Dennis Karaffa, Bob Howell, Terry Murray, Ronald Sabolcik, David Baluka, Larry Critchlow, Bradley Blasius. Not in picture: Paulette Mills. ROOM 105A FIRST ROW: Alice Epperson, Priscilla Stinner, Judy Cupp, Pat Pribish, Patty Krivda, Sharyn Sullivan, Clara Myers, Marcia Austin, Lois Kelly. SECOND ROW: Janet Dobies, ,Ioan Norby, Betty Applegate, Barbara Schroeder, Sharon Kerti, Donna Cortes, Kathy Regester, Sandy Cracolice, Connie Ammon, Vida Jean Fraas, Charlene Sedlar. THIRD ROW: Pete Radzvin, .Ioe Gerber, William Toms, Robert Lefkowitz, Jim Crosby, George Sowa, Jim Heslop, Allan Segelman, Pat Dorman, Clarence Garber, Frank Hamm. FOURTH ROW: Dwight Hackett, Tim Tassone, Andy Nelson, Leslie Pastor, Ernest Cousar, Richard, Com- mander, Johnny Arlia, Thomas Paunovich., Martin Fenster, Bill Hakanson, Bruce Baxter. ROOM 105B FIRST ROW: Doreen Walker, Janice Staton, Barbara Belock, Dorothy Ed- der, Georgia Haralam, Bemice Stan- chik, Carol Heveker, Diane Sendek, Marsha Goodman. SECOND ROW: Richard Trutz, Teddy Tronosky, De- lano Petraitis, Thomas Dittman, Cyn- thia Pomnian, Susan Garbett, Harry Hayduk, Richard' Carr, Charles Schwartz, Gerhard, Penner. THIRD ROW: Elmer Dominick, Matilda Davis, Idella Ancarana, Joyce Barnes, Charlotte Baugh, Patty Czura, Anita -ii' ft Stuedler, Barbara Davison, Helen Kondor, Helen Conley, Joe Kestler. FOURTH ROW: Bob Bazylak, Peter Graziano, Byron Handra, David Fri- berg, James Slack, Dan Chemsak, Bill Leigh, Dan Gretz, Ron Stephan, Bob Patton, Robert Todd. Not in picture: Robert Maher. FIRST ROW: Veronica Myczka, Cathy Myers, Jade Dennison, Lilly Nestor, Jean Gibala, Carole Pastor, Florence McVicker, Sally Coslov, Stephanie Ciborowski. S E C O N D ROW: Earlene Clark, Lois Jenkins, Sharon Patterson, Roselynn Chrillo, .Iill Fredrickson, Bonnie Case, Su- zanne Gribbin, Cheryl Pinkerton, Lynne Sanderson, Barbara Cole, Mary Lou Sandrock. THIRD ROW: Larry Pravdica, Jim Bryce, Keith Acker- man, Ronald Takacs, Clifton Sando, Ronald Randic, Leonard Kerston, Sam Figola. FOURTH ROW: David Bemesderfer, George Di'rle, 'Tom Leckman, Ed Sabo, Merle Jones, Stephen Pundzak, Clyde Slease, Rich- ard Wilson, Larry Kreutzman. Not in picture: Peggy Dunn. RooM 113 , , '.. 'wx '. 2, 1 CAFE A FIRST ROW: Barb Andrekanic, Peggy Metzler, LuAnn Elliott, Karen Schumacher, Jessie Cassin, Linda Reynolds, Cheryl Palkovitz, Dolores Webster, Emmaline Moore. SECOND ROW: Pat Raymer, Karen Kohl, Lynn Hager, Marion Miller, Martha Rudolph, Andrea Pikula, Carol Sur- geon, Pat Ero, Donna Lane, THIRD ROW: Dennis Andrison, John Ger- mek, Celia Whitehead, Patricia Sim- co, Mary Johnson, Patricia McElfish, Jane Ockay, Bruce Sable, Dean Campbell, Robert Racko. FOURTH ROW: Paul Leasure, Glenn Jasper, David Thomas, Jim Brick, Al Irwin, Frank Zitnik, Harold Dangel, Bill Davis, Terry Camish, Jim Pflumm, Rich Boyle, Larry DeAugustine. ROOM 122 FIRST ROW: Karen Levy, Madelyn Brown, Sheila Lindberg, Karen Bos- tak, Karen Best, Dianne Piker, Vir- ginia Raffa, Karen Frelich, Rita Ko- sarek. SECOND ROW: Robert Ker- ekes, Sheryl Hetrick, Mary Seabol, Donna James, Janet Bernasky, Joan Kirkpatrick, Otilda Deemer, Pat Stuchell, Caryh Harden, Jodie Vo- dila, Patricia Dudek, Pat King. THIRD ROW: Terry Merz, Jon Hirshberg, Greg Phillipsie, Donna Heilman, Nancy Toal, Darla Ely, Barbara Uhrin, Donna Smocer, David Desue, Tim Duffy. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Hammerstrom, William Kar- gle, Philip Pearson, John Sweeney, Art Balogh, Leslie Robertson, Gary Ross, Tom Lasch, John I-Iailstones, Tom Tutko, David Stockdill, Moses Simmons, Richard Williams. Not in picture: Daniel DiMucci, Margaret Koribanic, Harry Weiss, Paul Handel, Raymond Beneclek. 917: , Y, i '?'iW' 1 f i if ' .4 jiaigszl 'i Q A fa' 321:1 1 ', ,g:,, .f .: ' !5' fvf2 ' 9 - A Q' ,V 'Vf2,,f. Terry Siefen places a poster on the display boards in Squeals and fast action mark a gym-class volleyball the auditorium lobby. game, 84 ROOM 134 FIRST ROW: Irene Vadas, Louise Fry, Donna Hudson, Donna Jean Bodnar, Norma Jean Morgan, Kathy Lawson, Gail Sebest, Shirley Kessler, Audrey Henry. SECOND ROW: Patty Snyder, Saundra Waratuke, Joan Hei- denfelder, Mary Beth Staniech, Carol Harr, Dorothy Hart, Lisa Feldman, Cheryl Schaefer, Mary Ann Lewis, Gloria Winter, Gloria Cindric, Shir- ley Robinson. THIRD ROW: Rick Lettieri, Connie Vitsas, Bill Kichko, Jane DeVincentis, Nancy Duran, Lynette Halvorsen, Jane Hunt, Susan Keddie, Betty Petre, John Mazzan, Phil Duncan, Paul Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Knapp, Alan Medved, Alex Vamosi, Ronald Polka, Fred Briggs, Paul Ditmore, Andy Beamon, Richard Bahus, Bob Livingston, Pat Brady, Gilbert Palm, Milan Vorkapich, Paul Feightner. - . -: ', ,'-3 1 OPI-IOMORES 61? ' Wil' Y ,,fz I W s 15: gl - ROOM 139 FIRST ROW: Pat DiVincenzo, Mar- sha Volk, Lynda Winter, Janeen Svitko, Cathy Simon, Maureen Holko, Marcia Jordan, Karyn Knortz, Jane Brenner. SECOND ROW: Robert Fike, Murray Dickman, Guy Petty, Linda Seeger, Esther Taksa, Lana Mishoe, Virginia Zediak, Jan Fenske, Claudella Walker, LaVerne Popp. THIRD ROW: Ed Byrom, Paul John- son, Zane L-eBreto'n, Bob Benvin, Dave Mitchell, Steven Nyer, Ronald Anderchak, Bill Ilgenfritz, James Gaiser. FOURTH ROW: Bernard Kustra, Tom Labanc, Jerry Ehrhardt, Dave Herrmann, Michael Valenta, Frank Manning, Vince Lucanish, Fal- co Tate, Charles Hutsko, George Turner. ROOM 141 FIRST ROW: Marty Shaw, Claire Bryant, Faye Greenfield, Cheryl Em- ery, Jeannie Eirtle, Sandie Gwosden, Jane Kalocay, Bonnie Crissman, Sally lllig. SECOND ROW: Alice Wamer, Peggy Earner, Barbara Boehmer, Deanne Kasunich, Gaylene Tufano, Pat Tolgen, Sandy Toth, Patsy Kelly, Donna Lucas, Amelia Poje, Mattie Meadows. THIRD ROW: Joe Col- ench, Bill Adams, Jeff Orman, Karen Pack, Becky Pupich, Sandra Friberg, David Campbell, Russell Jones, Bob Kohl. FOURTH ROW: John Dyga, Ron Libengood, Frank McLaughlin, Ed Walos, Arthur Gregory, William Valenta, John Kostuch, Ronnie John- ston, John Zugel, Edward Mataya, Don Tamblyn. ROOM 143 FIRST ROW: Judith Montgomery, Gerry Ginardi, June Sherry, Barbara Keller, Margie Kalocay, Judy Ander- son, Nancy Jones, Janet Brant, Laura Morgan. SECOND ROW: Bob Pal- one, Madeline Popp, Sally Vignovic, Karen Duncan, Mary Katsakis, Pa- tricia Lyall, Betty Fey, Rhonda Good, Judy Turner, Charlene Matey. THIRD ROW: Fred Weingarten, Alex Wargo, Frank Chancio, Nancy Carlson, Ger- aldine Kovach, Marcia Hughes, Jan Coulter, Jerry Konder, David Price, Bob Watson. FOURTH ROW: Rich- ard Anderson, Robert Mooney, Ted Kantner, Harold Ferry, William Bent- ley, Larry West, Thomas Froelich, Bill Reilly, Bob Valerio, Bill Bala- wajder, Jerry Kiger, Dick Quinn. Not in picture: Sara Jane Ely, Gerald Kelly. ROOM 145 FIRST ROW: Elaine Beluch, Sandy Ruggier, Karen Betz, June Forsythe, Thelma Koutsoulion, Sandy Evans, Connie Eckman, Roberta Kerekes, Terry Siefen, Mary Lou Rogers. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Konopka, Darla West, Patricia Magdic, Diane Reedy, Janice Kmiecik, Theresa War- ahak, Janice Falk, Bernadette Kos- suth, Judy Krall, Roberta Kalkbren- ner, Martha Sedlmayer. THIRD ROW: Richard Sieber, Bob Wallace, William Gussie, Sally White, Joanne Stankiewicz, Robert McGraw, James Pratt, Jay Hersho. FOURTH ROW: Michael Feterik, Paul Bell, Jack Con- nelly, Nick Poeiask, Bill Karnas, John Knepley, Ralph Benson, Wayne Broman, Stephen Bindus, Guy Ma- halfey, David Myford. ROOM 201 FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Tamblyn, Carol Korbar, Michele Lalich, Twyla Montgomery, Judy Staley, Donna Ward, Anne Cullen, Toni LaRosa, Susie Gibson, Janet Robb. SECOND ROW: Jeannette Burr, Kathy Bren- nan, Susan Berkovitz, Sharon Klein, Nancy Sundberg, Karen Lickert, Sherry Hutson, Christine Wise, Mari- lou Booher. THIRD ROW: Casimer Naspinsky, Albert B-urlikowski, Rich Matason, Bruce Mandella, Ed Wil- liamson, Bill Ploskina, Michael Gach, Gary Blake, Herman Wandrei, Ron- ald Oleska, Robert Smith. FOURTH ROW: John Kunicky, Robert Mal- lick, Gary Yazwa, Tom Grace, Michael Macik, Tom Beisler, Andrew Varga, Robert Rybka, Leo Flynn, Alan Fleckenstein, John Stevens. Not in picture: Wayne Zeman, Janie Price. ROOM 202 FIRST ROW: Dora Christian, Kathy Simpson, Karen Weaver, Linda Wunderley, Laureen Butella, Joyce Pennick, Susan Giese, Sandra Pryor, Connie Pressman, Lynn Disegi. SEC- OND ROW: Linda Barnes, Pat Kam- insky, Lynda Hornak, Joan Vukovcan, Linda Swanson, Carol Banks, Diane Malos, Claudia Orris. THIRD ROW: .lack Usko, Dave Baker, Guy Mar- coni, Rich Balint, Dave Juba, Joe White, Dale Marhefka, Harold Booth, Gary Maxwell, Billy Hatcher. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Fritz, Rich- ard Kriss, Arthur Pogyor, Pete Maund, Glenn Raymer, Harry Roll- inson, Clifford Loya, Larry Gaither, Ed Callaway, Wayne Frank. ROOM 203 FIRST ROW: June Heatherington, Frankie White, Linda Robertson, Darlene Bowers, Coralie Freunsch, Karen Krucik, Diane Maydew, Mary Wargo, Anita Toth, Alice Hope. SEC- OND ROW: Judy P11lSiIl0Hi, Carolyn Bjerstedt, Karen Wiater, Bernadette Grudovich, Lynn Haines, Pat Rosner, Marlene Beran, Nancy Castle, Diana Tyler, Dorothy McDonald. THIRD ROW: Anthony Tsappis, Robert Mc- Divett, Gail Sneddon, Martha Bris- coe, Sally Kees, Janice Harrison, Dennis McNamara, Jerry Miller. FOURTH ROW: David South, Den- nis Washowich, Richard Keslar, Ross Allman, Richard Kugler, Richard Miller, Frank Brice, Ronald Lucas, Clarence Charlesworth. Not in pic- ture: Craig Klimon, Craig Fuzi, Earl- ene Paul. ROOM 208 FIRST ROW: Rosemary Lennon, Sheila Henderson, Cherryll Runion, Karen Gerstner, Patty Burr, Virginia McFarland, Roseann Falco, Linda Schneider, Dianne Metro. SECOND ROW: Linda Helmstadter, Ruth Mc- Lean, .lerilyn Wigand., Doretha Young, Eileen Sowa, Maria Kenders, .loanne Leonardo, Elaine Cook. THIRD ROW: Richard Mient, Ar- thur McKinney, David Brinley, Alan Mihoces, Michael Kolodziej, Terry Miller, Ron Tate, .Ioe Hayduk, Rob- ert Bedell, Larry Gadsden. FOURTH ROW: Robert Mitall, John Cherny, Harmon Reese, James Schulte, Jay Kules, William Isbir, Wayne Bostak, .lim Gdovic, Howard Snyder, William Leach, Dennis Stinebaugh. Not in picture: Roxanna Brown, Carol Carl- son, Wyman Webb, William Weller. 2? Fr 51.-...4 ROOM 209 FIRST ROW: Beverly Pastories, Bar- bara Anderson, Anita Davison, Min- nie Williams, Dolores Colburn, Phyl- lis Johnson, Joanne Shimko, Kristen Kunze, Marilyn Chesnick, Sharon Fenster. SECOND ROW: Carol Buch- weitz, Terri Schultz, Mildred Les- owsky, Susan Montrenes, Martha Lesniewski, Mary Lou Miller, Ruth McConnell, Joan Gibel, Eugenia Lof- strom. THIRD ROW: Gerald Mols, Bob Ryan, John King, Tom Myers, John Ason, Charles Anderson, Rob- ert Filotei, Richard Reese, Charles Wintner, Jim Loizes, Louis Nagy. FOURTH ROW: Steve Zugac, Ed- ward Jobe, Alan Toth, John Brown, Bernard Sayles, Barry Coburn, Den- nis Ke-ar, Fred Whetsell, Steve Gia- troudakis, James Steele. Not in pic- ture: George Clewer, Ron Crossett, Michael Mervis, Michael Trautmann. ROOM 214 FIRST ROW: Arlene Denicola, As- sunta DeMartino, Joyce Nagy, Alice Kessler, Beverly Colbert, Arlene Maneer, Jean Kelsch, Linda Law, Gail Wivagg, Elaine Truss. SECOND ROW: Barbara Greaves, Terri Krotz, Barbara Giba, Judy Seeger, Raynie Novic, Marsha Barna, Anna Minyon, Larraine Maiolo, Lorraine McGinnis. THIRD ROW: Dave Petrick, Paul Buksar, Linn Whiteman, Louis Specci, Agnes Knapp, Joan Allen, Pete Mes- sina, Gary Binger, Ron Duda, Dennis Flynn, Bruce Gibson. FOURTH ROW: Michael Moran, Tom Skrtic, George Craig, Rick Morrison, George Marcus, Bill Stefi, Charles Veronick, Larry Wiskeman, Tom Budziszewski, Dave Anderson, Edward Richards. Not in picture: David Begandy, Ed- ward Mack. , 4-S. i i A .av ME' 'CPN ,z , as Q v kffi WIN gig.. 2 we-f-f flL.zfAa The cafeteria line for the Hearty Lunch is always crowded Mrs. Blid conducts an English class for sophomore commercial with hungry students. Students- X , , .. ROOM 220 FIRST ROW: Shirley Waite, Donna Powell, Marie Simcox, Joan Lebo- witz, Janet Massung, Joan Wirth, Carol Donaldson, Mary Maybury, Carol Rogers, Nancy Kemp. SECOND ROW: Gerda Anhom, Joan Nagy, Sandra Compel, Alida Valentyn, Jan- ice Caplan, Lee Ann McGuigan, Pat Zewe, Marie Mandela, Lynne Bur- bridge, Jane Overley, Mary Csokuly. THIRD ROW: Dale Brown, Allan Dennison, Jim, Nichols, Rafe Mar- hefka, Jim Prest, Barbara Grubb, Janis Klein, Robert Norton, Erik Moeller, Kenneth Burkley, James Moore, Bill Wivagg, Randy Oster- man. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Lee, Jay Lazar, Charles Henry, Robert Smith, Dave Berkowitz, Alan Stein, Martin Beres, Tom Link, Bob Peter- son, Dave Graban, Victor Folwarczny, Q Hg Tim Vaganka, Allen Harkins. .41 QA ik L ROOM 222 J FIRST ROW: Joyce Montgomery, A Janis Morantz, Karen Brunori, Carol J H an Reigard, Carol Thomas, Helen Hula, Carole Carlson, Patty Lazar, Dorothy Kraus, Diana Wood. SECOND ROW: Pat Rolando, Donna Warady, Jean Mols, Diane McClain, Charlene Ken- ney, Janet Waldbaum, Anna Zimmet, Tina Novaseda, Susan Ondrej, Kay Hughes, Lois Gabriel, Linda Doo- nan. THIRD ROW: Michael Haclo, Bob Cowell, Don Schultz, Dorothy Dokmanovich, Pat Wolf, Shawna Mc- Dowell, Jack Steele, Albert D'An- nunzio, Bob Bower. FOURTH ROW: Paul Guster, Jeffrey Weaver, Michael W' Warady, Jim Bortak, Don Minyon, Allen Cannon, John Scrip, Gene Do- bos, Barry Procacina, Gerald Cano, Jerome Pollier. Not in picture: Pa- if -R of tricia Sirak. ROOM V108 FIRST ROW: Carol Colley, Kathy Jakomas, Kathy Lyons, Roberta Harff, Jane Petroski, Richard Antoncic, Patricia Dangel, Mary Stanich, Mary Bell, Ann Blank, Pat Fornal. SECOND ROW: Joan DeMarino, Karen Bumheimer, Dorothy Skrtic, Paula Pieczynski, Shirley Nicholson, Patricia Lawson, Mary Ann Straka, Marcia Beck, Barbara Williams, Claudia Godfrey, Gloria Urbansky, Mary Walker. THIRD ROW: Wanda DeMaro, Christine Sutton, Mary Ann Marhefka, Carol Stash, Kay Kramer, Dave Connor, Arthur DeCecco, Peggy DeFelice, Raymond Birmingham, Matthew Tomasko, Mercedes Johns, Carol Bronowski, Noureen Acie, Cecilia Brown, Jean Anthony, Karen Kaylor. ew - - .H I . LJll7,i 2 , Y X 'W' S If. -, f 1 s ROOM V110 FIRST ROW: Jean Stramiello, Shar- on Hahn, Diana Lloyd, Elizabeth Nothdurft, Elizabeth Hasso, Phyllis Barker, Barbara Burns, Pat Cibor- osky, Dolores Kennedy, Mary Ann Munas, Paulette Edwards, Millie Dir- jan. SECOND ROW: Pam Mello, Gerri Kolcun, Linda Reed, Laura Corbin, Kathy Reese, Eileen Kunf, Patricia Bailie, Rita Horvatin, Joan Skrtic, Cheryl Strunk, Joanna Cartia, Patricia Ulakovic, Viola Herchel- roath, Anita Bucklew, Sandy Bishop. THIRD ROW: Michelle Sablich, Georgiann Warhold, Sue Barth, Pat Gary, Al Cook, Joe Grdich, Sandra King, Dave Kincel, Harry Wood, An- tonette Cottone, Beverly Pettiford, Janice Randolph, Loretta DeMarino. ROOM V117 FIRST ROW: Sandy Leighty, Janet Bartko, Barbara Carlson, Paulette Bull, Sharon Cunningham, Charlotte Fraser, Sandy Elm, Elaine Stull, Barb Yomtob, Barbara Schmidt, John Pet- roski. SECOND ROW: Sara Sladics, Mary Ann Hunter, Kathleen Riley, Eileen Uhlig, Dorothy Durkay, Joan Bahyak, Carmen Maglicco, Betty Plesniak, Theresa Masinsky, Mary Ann Zielinski, Lorraine Kossuth, Jennifer Oddo, Ernestine Staton, Gloria Bailey, Carole Macerelli. THIRD ROW: Rich Andrase, Tom Gesmond, Barbara Mueller, Mary Ann Householder, Sandra .Konik, Ruth Ann Brough., Barbara Shoben, Carolyn Barich, Karen Combs, Nancy Nemeth, Donna Fry, Cathy Pasko, Mark Crossen. OPHO ORES ROOM Vll8' FIRST ROW: Esther Gonzales, Jan Helsel, JoAnn Conley, Joanne Rasa, Marjorie Panza, Marlene LoBue, Robert Zepp, Elaine Eizenhafer, Doris Stinebaugh, Pat Vadnal, Jim Porto- gallo. SECOND ROW: Susan Rado- wits, Gayle Johnson,'Audrey DeCecco, Sandy Stouffer, Patricia McMillan, Judy Waslis, Donna McCracken, Flora Hopes, Janet Randolph, Thelma Kel- lermann, Donna Fogarty, Sandy Pel- uso, Bonnie Abercrombie. THIRD ROW: Nancy Sides, Candace Patrick, Sandy Bertok, Roberta Green, Dor- othy Snyder, Bill Chizmar, George Kramer, Robert Lingsch, Wesley Hull, Howard Schoeller, David Letch- ford, Rhonda Dore, Sandy Carlson, 90 Pat Gibbons. 5 s :Wim SQWIHWQ QW SECTIONS 10C AND 10D FIRST ROW: Robert Como, Dennis Barna, Dave House, Glenn Todd, Vic Almaro, John Tomko, DuWayne Harbert, Dave Harbert, Louis Canova, Raymond Runge, Howard Allen. SECOND ROW: Dennis Mayersky, Joseph Tolner, David Leslie, Grant Scott, Robert McCarthy, Timothy Breegle, Dennis Pribish, John Bowers, William Johnson, Rosemary Watson, Jark DelDuca, Thomas Ford, Bob Brown. THIRD ROW: Darrell Remp, Jack Ashhaugh, Gary Sloane, Thomas Zaucha, Larry Chmielewski, Anthony Cieslewir-z, Manfred Witt, Frank Daw- son, Ronald Coleman, Mark Grassak, Robert Kutzfar, James Roberts, Kenneth Zirkle. Darrell Remp-drafting rlass aw ff X,-S1 -A I VOCATIONAL M ll Leon Rutledge-wood lathe Perry Flanyak-forming a pattern Q' 5 ' 1 .7 SECTION 10El FIRST ROW: Mike Egenlauf, Greig Sillaman, Gregory Bogden, John Pringle, Jerry Slater, Jimmy Lewis. SECOND ROW: Edward Sipp, Duane Balog, Harry Paylor, James McLaugh- lin, Bruce Yeagley, Jerry Tarr, Carl Long. THIRD ROW: Frank Szyman- ski, George Teslevich, William Sands- berry, James Swanson, James Al- bright, Dennis Martin, John Mikel, Bill Greiner, Carl Kalkhrenner. SECTION 1OE2 FIRST ROW: Robert Deus, Terry Treewasser, Alan Ritchea, John Ko- vac, Bernard Beech, David Gerber, John Rusnak. SECOND ROW: Ed- ward Hamm, Jack Maguire, James Buckley, Robert Sayles, Mark Nelson, Kenneth Miller, John Waite. THIRD ROW: Charles Harding, John Groff, John Franke, Anthony Juliano, Charles Dewalt, Kenneth Humenik, Daniel Williams, Michael Kolesar, Ronald Spoonhoward. Clarence Brown feeds metal into the shearing machine. James McLaughlin and Jerry Slater conduct a load test on a generator. 92 SECTION 10E3 FIRST ROW: Paul Tkac, John Ka- tonak, Richard Leighty, David Orbell, Frank Moore, Robert Swanson, Jim Peterson. SECOND ROW: Donald Patterson, Paul Flohr, Steve Pett, Dennis Ervin, Bob Ferguson, Tommy Smith. THIRD ROW: Steve Selembo, Kerry Dougherty, Wilfred Worrall, Thomas Barr, William Ault, Frank Isenbert, Terry Cottom. SECTION IOE4 FIRST ROW: Stanley Fields, David Luce, James Reccelli, Eddie Opatrny, Joe Budyka, Joe Pintze, Bob Owov. SECOND ROW: Ralph Dietz, James Keeler, Richard Boot, Mike Canova, George Pliska, Leo Kamyk, Robert Zalac. THIRD ROW: Mark Patter- son, Ronald Joseph, Edward Mains, Bill Kostrick, Dave Anderson, Bill Kritikos, Mike Mesiarik, Ed Win- arski, David Helfner. 6' ZX I W 'C' VOCATIONAL 2 A Ama-h X SECTION l0M1 FIRST ROW: Edward Zajdel, Robert Taylor, Jerome Marzoch, Larry Pri- bik, Monzell Nestor. SECOND ROW: Robert Winowitch, Richard Miller, Fred Bravo, Dennis Bradley, Terry Beardsley, Tom Reilly. THIRD ROW: Ray Motto, Dan Hernandez, Tom. Jackowski, William Caudill, Richard Gerlach, Robert Pliska. SECTION 10M2 FIRST ROW: Bill Flaherty, Edward Baker, George Norman, Chris Kas- tronis, Ron Bishop, Michael Chem- sak. SECOND ROW: Tom Smith, Albert Perich, Gilbert Yniguez, James Schaut, Terry Driscoll, Allan Kray- nak, John Krajzel. THIRD ROW: Harold Smith, Dave Marciniak, Rich- ard Alberts, Walter McComhs, Larry Batchelor, Richard Gross, Ray Rie- menschneider, Randall Miller. SECTION 10P FIRST ROW: Ray Flygar, Harry Ritenour, Harry House, Michael Walz, David Langsdorf, Paul Coulter. SEC- OND ROW: Richard Slater, Stephen Csokoly, Andy Lazar, Edward Hosni, Bill Kline. THIRD ROW: Clarence Swindle, Gregory Serrano, Perry Flanyak, Kenneth Kacik, Leon Rut- ledge, R. B. Rouse, Henry Claus. SECTION 10S 81 10W FIRST ROW: Robert Inks, Robert Kohler, Jim Falk., Paul Moffat, Danny Seery, Jerry Kehoe, William Cook. SECOND ROW: Craig McCoy, James Black, Richard Booth, John Herlehy, Alex Lawrence, Merle Gathers, Lawr- ence Kacik, Anthony Annoreno, Rob- ert Wakefield, James Peterson. THIRD ROW: Steve Harden, Rich- ard Rusnak, Robert Kirschner, George Krimm, Terry Dias, .lay McDowell, 'Timothy Flaherty, Harry Wigand, John Donnelly, William Deemer, Clarence Brown, Arleigh Smith. SOPHOMORES VQCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Dbfjfr ' Nancy Ritz Donna Mingo Raymond Geissler Bob Heslop Carol Neel Karen Dickinson EARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS work together daily to create a book that pictures life at McKeesport High. Yough-A-Mon presents the places and faces, the big events and the everyday de- tails, the sports and the music, the classes and the informality. Page by page, section by section, the annual is built with pictures and captions and stories, As the publication nears completion, the workers experience a growing sense of ac- complishment and satisfaction. The day the book is delivered, staii mem- bers can say, wfhis is our school, our year . . . our bookf, yn Claudia Winter Cordon Junker Nancy Vaughan ff' Jeff Munnell Pat Antrilli Anita Paradise .lg vm X962 - 4 , .,.,r K ii . ,,.V ai: ' Paul Beisler Dave Seitz Sue Bower Nancy Suncine Cindy Michaels-Editor-in-Chief Jack Chizmar-Associate Editor 'aWs9w?1FYQ ' V 1 ,f., 1 V - rn , Z,,n' .L ,YA , A , X xmxA Kc :Yff Blue HE DAILY PULSE- of what goes on in McKees- port High is recorded in our school newspaper, the Red and Blue. Published every few weeks, the school paper spotlights the latest news and person- alities around campus, presents humor and feature stories, and records the latest exploits of Tiger teams. The adviser for the staff was Miss Mary Auld. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL REPORTERS-FIRST ROW: Elaine Eizenhafer, Sandy Bertok, Pat Ulakovie, Loretta DeMarino. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Strunk, Phyliss Barker, Mary Ann Munas. me-15 EDITORIAL STAFF-FIRST ROW: Bonnie Beck, News, Boyd Williams, Business Manager, Iris Broudy, Features, Judy Moss, Featuresg Larry Plutko, Sports. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Sowa, Editorial Page, Sallie DeShields, Exchange, Jaime Acie,Artg Dave Norton, Artg Donna Snee, Head Typistg Jane Olinski, Fourth Page. REPORTERS-FIRST ROW: Jeanne Empfield, Evangeline Levis, Joyce Pavlik, Mary Stockett, Annette Pavlic, Margie Johnson, Jane Barkman, Linda Marhefka, Sharon Zajicek, Linda Pearl- man, SECOND ROW: Sandy Strauss, Alan Jacobs, Don Scholter, Lois Weiss, Michael Pfelfer- korn, Chris Benczo, Guy Miller, Monica Ehrhardt, Steve Scott, Elaine Edwards, Mary Jane Burhridge, Rochelle Rosenberg. J Q me J f 8:8 Q 'ii- -'ft FIRST ROW: Schrader, Middleton, Casparovic, Rowland, Boax, Nagy, Mudge, Derr, Baldridge, Vodopivec, Shiner, Michaels, Hope, Boax. SECOND ROW: Richman, Rodgers, Sowa, Sowa, Fitz, Raffa, Fitch, Kittiko, Sherer, Palm, McGuigan, Bostak, Pietras, Slater. THIRD ROW: Princeton, Riggs, Leech, Balawajder, Rodgers, Paterra, Olinski, Shaffer, Evans, Hager, Metro, Webb, Millington, Penner. FOURTH ROW: Tronosky, Beno, Gussie, Sandrock, Rendulic, Frank, Wunderley, Haeherlen, Valerio, Jones, Kerti, James, Matason. FIFTH ROW: Baker, Geltz, Hakanson, D'Annunzio, , MAJORETTES-From left: Joan Donato. Judy Slater, s ' .lane Pietras, Alice Hope, Judy Zekkey, Elayne Shiner, A Virginia Bostak, Charlene Matey, Jill Palm, Claudia Ti- mok, The majorettes' adviser was Miss Vivian Bowles. 5' L., A' i l ,,.-W W,.A WJ fi Clewer, Compel, Colbert, Weiss, Aranyos, McGrath, Pakel, Williams, Dickman. SIXTH ROW: Kohl, Klingensmith, Roberts, Clark, Benedik, Dangel, Schultz, Hackett, Vukovcan, Mervos, Paradise, Maturkanic. SEVENTH ROW: McLean, Conley, Huff, Brice, Brindza, Miller, Weiss, Keslar, Schatz, Matey, Kincaid, Szymarek. EIGHTH ROW: Becker, Zugel, Campbell, Reymer, Hayes, Bianconi, McDonald, Tannehill. Not in picture: Sedlmayer. DANCE BAND, a special group of boys from the regular band, entertains at basketball games and performs in assembly programs. SHSTMB.,' AS THF BAND now calls itself llVlcKc-esport Senior High School Tiger Marching Bandj, is one of the most prominent high school musical organizations in Pennsylvania. As a marching band this active group appears in parades and at civic functionsg at football games it provides extraordinary half-time entertainment in the form of precision drills. As a concert band. the group pre- sents two annual concerts as well as an outdoor pops .concert at the Renzie Park band shell. Band officers J, this year were President John Bianconi, Vice-Presi- dent Tom Matason, Treasurer Eleanor Sowa, Secre- tary Faith Wunderley, Sophomore Representative Bill Leach, Mr. Joseph P. Krysik directed the group. 101 SPANISH CLUB .IUNIOR AND SENIOR SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS - FIRST ROW, JUNIORS: President Michael Bunson, Treasurer .Iudy Jordan, Secretary Bon- ita Waters, Vice-President Tim Lan- ders. Miss Marjorie Ransick was the adviser. SECOND ROW, SENIORS: Arlene DeRoy, Treasurer Marcus Ko- zar, Vice-President Pat Greenland, President Pat Ennis, Secretary Carole Levin, Eleanor Sowa, Sara Ann Broder. Miss Frances Thompson was the adviser. ,L t f A me mj'M :-wws.,.Q 1.-is ' fs!-1 if if PROIECTIONISTS VOCATIONAL PROJECTIONISTS- FIRST ROW: Leonard Oddo, Roberta Parsons, Edward Kaminski, Eugene Herrmann, SECOND ROW: Alfred Cooley, Robert Koonse, Ken Kin- lough. THIRD ROW: James Hadnd. Mark I-Iefling, Tom Burnheimer, Alex Balog. The gr0up's adviser was Mr. .I. Morris Jones. 102 0 , 'ab LATIN CLUB LATIN CLUB OFFICERS AND SE- NIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD-FIRST ROW: Treasurer .Iohn Dyga, Vice- President Mike Abraitis, Secretary Lee McFadden, President Nancy Ritz. SECOND ROW: Beulah Kelly, Judith Frank, Janice Todd, .lanet Crosby, Elizabeth Apter, Cindy Michaels. Miss Mary Auld advised the club. FUTURE NURSES FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS -From left: Secretary Ginny Schnore, Sue Bower, President Ursula Meisner, Treasurer Claudia Winter, Margie Bartko, Vice-President Linda Fitz, Nancy Suncine. The adviser for the group was Miss Gertrude Brown. HI-Y JOHN SHAW MEMORIAL HI-Y OF- FICERS-FIRST ROW: Bob Ahlin, Marcus Kozar, Rudy Pollak, Vice- President Jim Bathe, Myles Stepano- vich, Bill Thompson, Rich Maybury, Paul Beisler, Ron Wittman, Larry Ceres. SECOND ROW: Frank Beck, Willard Hull, Gerald Faychak, Bill Brindza, .lack Fields, Jimmy Grimm, Adviser Mr. August M, Schad, Alex Haralam, Edward Stanko, Thomas Beck, Edward Boot, Dave Norton. THIRD ROW: Curt Leasher, Nick Knoll, Jerry Schulhof, Mike Bunson, Treasurer Bob Smith, Alan Jacobs, Larry Plutko, Harvey Churchman, Jim Wllitehead, Jerry Elkins, President Charles Cancelliere, Bill Trathowen, Secretary Clyde Trathowen. 115 F , ., E ..., ,. o.,o, op x. X' it Zfy, .f,,. . ,, .i5i'ef. ff:fffY5!ff5' 4- .-,f f ff is 35:3 . ,gf E -B F Vifdit as at at N-I L 5 5 if -I . ,rj-'N-, isp: Y 5 13 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS- From left: Treasurer Larry Zambo, Secretary Tris Anne Phillips, Presi- dent James Bathe, Vice-President Dave Kaylor, Clerk Lynne Burbridge, Sergeant-at-Arms Rick Lettieri. Mr. .Iames Steel was the group's adviser. . if ae .H 'mv' ES-3' -i '72'NlJ,'?EI'i:E'l1F?1H n. +,Sa,i,Ez?5 i tr , H iii' si R if 2 Q e tv- : C 2 . ', SOPHOMORE SPEECH, 10:05 - FIRST ROW: Surgeon, Robb ,Booher, 1 Burbridge, Freunsch, Law, Nestor, Einzig, Lebowitz, Elliott. SECOND ROW: Ciba, Paul, Zimmet, Caplan, Pressman, Berkovitz, Chrillo, War- ady, Hunt, Kohl, Seabol. THIRD ROW: Kear, Brady, Matason, Stefl, Meredith, Magdic, Taksa, Seeger, Bell, Kichko, Gaiser, Orman. RAININC IN PUBLIC SPEAKING from the fundamentals of speech to participation in com- petitive debate is available to members of Speech Club. Under the teaching and guidance of Miss Helen Malseed, sophomores learn basic techniques which as juniors and.seniors they can apply to dramatics, oration, debate, and interpretation. Be- longing to the National Forensic League, MHS Speech Club members participate in contests, de- bates, and tournaments with neighboring schools. 'svk .- - ' This yearis officers were President Bernard Adler, . . . . . i Vice-President Thalia Dorwick, Secretary Lisa Eng- lert, Treasurer Willard Hull, Ways and Means Chairman James Bathe. JUNIOR AND SENIOR SPEECH, 2:00-FIRST ROW: Cathie Shook, Rose Ellen Schwartz, Cynthia Ackron, Patty Valalik, Dorothy Coslov, Rochelle Rosenberg, Lorraine Pausic, Donna Razny, Ginny Schnore, Nancy Chandler, Chris Benczo, Marilyn Brown, Carol Overley. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Ambroziak, Joan Gibson, Risa Moldovan, Sara Ann Broder, Judy Jordan, Eliza- beth Apter, Karen Supansic, Kathy Davis, Linda Cuttman, Bonita Waters, Donna Anderson, Kathy Munnell, Elizabeth Orris, Vice-President Thalia Dorwick, Terry Myers. THIRD ROW: Lee McFadden, Jim Gold, Randy Klinghoifer, Richard Hannegan, Eugene Kosovac, Bob Supan- sic, Arless Dodson, Jim Hinerman, Rudy Pollak, Larry Lax, Dean Byrom, Bruce Curcsik, Jim Bathe, Treasurer Willard Hull, Bill Vukovich, Paul Bosanac, Robert Sieif, .lim Patterson, Stan Weisberg,er. SOPHOMORE SPEECH, 10:50 - J H - FIRST ROW: Greenfield, Shaw, Leng- I .w A yel, Carlson, Sherry, Ward, Fenster, 4, McGuigan, Hula, Emery, Palkovitz, Kessler. SECOND ROW: Knortz, Hut- son, Schroeder, Warner, Klein, Crib- bin, Pupich, Warahak, Ely, Heilman, Halvorsen, Tesauro, Feldman, Coslov. Kosarek, King, Schneider. THIRD ROW: Dennison, Maher, Petty, Hirsh- herg, Briggs, Leckman, Sable, Adams, Flynn, Feightner, Toth, Knapp, Mahaf- fey, Moeller, Nyer, Dittman, Wintner, Dorman, Hayduk, McGraw. SOPHOMORE SPEECH, 11:35 - FIRST ROW: Webster, Wunderley, Ungar, Levy, Fraas, Hahn, Gerstner, Wise, Simon. SECOND ROW: Sehest, Maydew, Klein, Zewe, Earner, Sned- don, Whitehead, King, Raymer, Dis- egi, Krotz, Goodman. THIRD ROW: Hayduk, Schwartz, Jasper, Reese, Bax- ter, Valenta, Cano, Isbir, Minyon, Fenster, Marcus, Usko, Paunovich, Beres, Stephan, Flynn. .. - Q . , ,s W 1,1-Wk, U sf 3 -1,-, H ' 4 - Q, ji H my K I I , A .V M , X N vi eb Ja , 14 f . 6 I 'U ,, ,V XL-. A Vi, . , ,, ,N VI ,. . ,N if in Lx J A a . 4 iii' ' , 5 if 5V N f ier, ayfaii A, I ., ..', gi ,, - A ' eff-,f e l . 1 ' M i . A, iil' 1 ,iw , K 1 . h, ,f:' . -,+ 2: 'I I A vi W,,, ',,4 -1. I f P- iq tl S 455 Ivtp Q . . ,, 5 V b t .9 Q: 1 QQQM sf? , I A l ' '42, aj S , 1' he 2 :eel acee , at 1, -:-:' , J ,au . as L 1-- . I K ,:-k T ,.., K. ,,., , ,,1,,jt:, :A ' .A :.', 'f ' g. g V as .ng C1 3, . JUNIOR AND SENIOR SPEECH, 2:45-FIRST ROW: Lynne Shermer, Marilyn Morantz, Robby Pitts, Judy Riemenschneider, Mary Stockett, Ursula Meisner, Camille Petraitis, Sally Englert, Judy Bookhamer, Carol Locke, Sandra Halpern, Iris Broudy, Beverly Feltz, Pat Myers, Pat McElwee, Marsha Gordon, Linda Marzaloes, Suzie Berger, Jeanne Greenwald, Vera Mar- zina, Gwen Howard. SECOND ROW: Faye Sabin, Chris Ohrman, Linda Vogel, Nicki Gorr, Secretary Lisa Englert, Carole Levin, Lois Weiss, Sandra Miller, Margaret Nasta, Mary Franco- vich, Marilyn Ziegler, Avis Nicholson, Ann Lindecamp, Annette Morgano, Jean Hoffman, Lora Mendlovitz, Pat Kuczler, Pat Pater, Suzanne Roth, Judy Sinchak. THIRD ROW: William Garvin, Jerry Zolten,'Jeffrey Flynn, David Weisband, Dale Moritz, Bob Fleming, Jerry Bodnar, Gary Friedman, Paul Carlin, Paul Andre, George Brunton, Bob Cutright, Gordon Junker, Bennett Lebowitz, President Bemie Adler, Charles Dougherty, George Andrews, Jim Wise, Stanley Solomon, David Fehr, Cliff Johns, Paul Brinley, Vince McKeeta, Miles Karson, Glenn Jones, Irving Luzer, Steve Scott. Q nC?:er: 12H IJBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW: Ruth McConnell, Margie Kalocay, Sandra Patrick, Twyla Montgomery, Carolyn Drew, Mary Cso- kuly, Maria Kovac, Vice-President Priscilla Stinner, Frankie White, Larraine Maiolo, Barb Belock, Minnie Williams, Laura Morgan, Margaret Lancaster, SECOND ROW: Patricia Kenney, Becky Pupich, Diane Reedy, Corresponding Secretary Barbara Uhrin, Katherine Kurth, Carol Davis, Cbarlote Shotwell, Patricia Irwin, Sharon Nabors, Terri Schultz, Barbara Boehmer, Janet Waldbaum, President Frances Bertok, Judith Frank. THIRD ROW: Stephanie Ciborowski, Rosemary Hart- man, Donna Smocer, Recording Secretary Betty Petre, Jane Manda, Ruth Chaney, Sally Illig, Rich Boyle, Jack Mazzan, Dave Baluka, Bernadette Collier, Camille Pet- raitis, Pat Sobolewski, Caryn Harden, Mary Kay Wargo, Peggy Metzler, Janet Yerkey, Marie Mandela. Not in picture: Treasurer Pat Ero. The staff assisted the librari- an, Miss Mercedes Sheehan. Y-TEEN CABINET-FIRST ROW: Sandy Argilan, Nancy Vaughan, Beverly Feltz, Marilyn Ziegler, Mary Cox, Treasurer Tris Anne Phillips, Corresponding Secretary Artie Kearney, Recording Secretary Judy Jordan, Vice-President Donna Snee, President Joan Paxton. SEC- OND ROW: Celia Whitehead,'Carol Pogyor, Kathy Munnell, Gloria Macedonia, Anne. Bower, Margie Mann, Sue Bower, Karen Pratt, Judy Berkowitz, Nicki Corr, Julia Middleton, Pat YIEENS Hirshberg. Valalik, Joyce Diehl, Fern Thomas, Sheila Henderson. The group was advised by Miss LaVelle VOCATIONAL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Ronald Bishop, Loretta DeMarino, Larry Stoken. SECOND ROW: David King, Robert Goldbach, Richard Ford. STUDENT COUNCHJ ... A en .9 5, R Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Krysik, the MHS Orchestra meets for daily practices, presents two yearly concerts, participates in instrumental contests, and plays for the Music Department's annual musical show. FIRST ROW: Sandra Puskarich, Charles Moskun, Janet Morgan, Robert Hilpert, Faye Greenfield, Linda Edmundson, Ed Byrom, Bonnie Konapka. SECOND ROW: Beverly Colbert, Susan Giese, Valerie Boax, Cindy Michaels, Pam Boax, Sandi Shaffer, Jane Olinski, Karen Duncan, Robert Valerio, Harold Dangel. THIRD ROW: Bill Beno, Bill Balawajder, Barbara Sherer, Linda Fitz, Faith Wunderley, Roger Huff, Bill Brindza, George Roberts, Rick Pakel, Harry Weiss. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Baker, Murray Dickman, Ruth McLean, Elmer Maturkanich, Ray Szymarek, Don Schultz, George Vukovcan, Don Paradise, Dwight Hackett, Derek Reymer, John Zugel. Not in picture: Charles Wintner, Carl Clark, Paul Haeberlen, Barry Chamberlain, Judy Turner, Frances Corbin, Elayne Shiner. ,sz -I ORCHESTRA FUTURE TEACHERS 36 Miss Lucille Newhouse. I r v-'fp 22-K. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Corres- ponding Secretary Pat Webb, Vice-President Elaine Edwards, Recording Secretary Avis Nicholson. SECOND ROW: Treasurer Carole Scott, President Ann Lindecamp, Program Director .Ioan Vukovich. Advisers for the group were Miss Florence King and SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB SPECIAL GROUP ,I , ., R ,vi V-Q .ik 1 ' '.',.. iv 'A ' 1 CHORAL Q. ,M V L, 1 ss Wi , - ' 5' , 1'..f'- - N S ., A Y my L I' Q ky W G6 MUSIC a . L o I P W I 'LL ZLAL'5 s .. P ' . ' P x lbl 5, - ,V I ' E V 4 fL ,, P 1 L.LL as , ',1LVV L,L..L A X L, .. so r ' S ttfflasf S 'Q f '-rf ., ' e J ., . . -i A CAPPELLA CHOIR-FIRST ROW: Suckfiel, Einzig, Johnson, Thomas, Crossen, Kearney, Kasmarik, Mansfield, Owoc, Huston, Vogel, DiPerna, Kolanko, Kosarek, Kohl, Marhefka, Orman, Conley, Bell, Anderson, Kane. SECOND ROW: Shevke, Edmundson, Cox, Harper, Belinski, Brletic, Sweet, Stokes, Harper, Hiller, Corr, Kirkpatrick, Sowa, Jenkins, Meredith, McDonald, Diehl, Morgan, Fredrickson, Argilan, Melinchak. THIRD ROW: Miller, Fraley, McKay, Wunderley, Wilson, Scott, Johnson, Vinal, Thomas, Macedonia, Pogyor, Weyman: McNamee, Rendulic, Kutis, Reiter, Whitfield, Sayers, Schoy, Saraka, McGovern, Mervos. FOURTH ROW: Heilman, Downham, Squibb, Mason, Curry, Bloom, Lajune, Flynn, Roth- man, Fields, Cooley, Rochelle, Nimmo, Destefano, Byrom, McDermott, Stanislaw, Caldwell, Falk, Pearson, Sykes, Williams, Bertoty, Buksar, Little, Dougherty. Officers for the group were: Jack Fields, President, Earl Curry, Vice-President, and Marijule Marhefka, Nicki Gorr, and Judy Reiter who worked together as Secretary, Treasurer, and Librarian. The choir was directed by Mr. Herbert Wilson. .Qt Q 9 .. . 108 G nB ?'f':? 9964 Q 'Q IQ Q 9 ff 3 9 9? , W , I I , I I ns: 3 , iq -3, . S, I. sg 6,QiAa+S-gg? Pai 'fm-if fQ, f -5 Ig IA' Q u Q Q Q 1 I I-V S' I I I1 4Q .q --f ' ' I' I Y -. af 1 -51- I I n t! U. f. 'I if I I 1 I 'I ., SOPHOMORE MIXED CHORUS ,,Z: v0cA'1'10NA1, GLEE CLUB 4? 0 JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Mn-: - M- ,. I---.ray-:v1uluuu':::2: .g. A ' CONMHH HAL CLUB GERMAN CLUB . . -Cf--1,, .. e- f .. ' 5 ' fm L - ' C , ggi'--a LLVV in m'.LA Al.. 'fl u - . lf- 'I 1 .. , f ..,L 3 , , F' , is . , g f 4 I me ' 6 -MQQET ' i EMQQM, fN Q 1 . 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Miss Martha Anne Verner was the club's adviser. , FRENCH CLUB JUNIOR AND SENIOR FRENCH CLUB OF- FICERS-FIRST ROW, SENIORS: Treasurer Steve Bayer, President Thomas Angelou, Vice- President Alex Haralam, Secretary Marsha Cor- don. Miss Dorothy Norton was the adviser. SECOND ROW, JUNIORS: Secretary .ludy Owoc, Vice-President Carl Barton, President Rugh Mason, Treasurer Jerry Angerman. Miss Kathleen Orr was the adviser. M' PICTURE OPERATORS 496' 25-Q MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS-FIRST ROW: Paul Bosanac, Michael Kolodziej, Jack Mazzan, Twylia Hanratty, Karen Levy, Jeanne Greenwald, Secretary-Treasurer Jean Hoffman, Jane DeVincentis, Nancy Duran, Robert Smith, Irving Luzer, David Weisband, Vice-President Jimmy Gold, Steve Scott. SECOND ROW: Herb Mountan, Carl DeVon, Dave Morrow, Leo-n Cooper, Robert Sieff, Lee McFadden, Stan Weisberger, Jay Kules, Vince McKeeta, Arnold Siskind, George Marcus, Martin Beres, Art Balogh. THIRD ROW: Don Helmstadter, Bob Hutsko, Ed Callaway, Bernard Minnick, William Valenta, Jay Schulhof, President Sandy Strauss, Richard Hannegan, Steve Mayer, Stanley Solomon, Bill Scanlon, Ron Marcus, John Ason, Fred Whetsell, Edward Cooper. The group's adviser was Mr. John Sabol. SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB CHESS CLUB is ?fT'! .,, 5 Ai' wk SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB OFFICERS-From left: Vice- President Carol Lippert, Secretary Julian Zekan, Presi- dent Judy Bookhamer, Treasurer Laureen Butella. Mr. Anthony Sgattoni advised the group. Mfg, CHESS CLUB OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Vice-President George Marcus, President George Johnson. SECOND ROW: Trustee Jim McClelland, Treasurer Laverne Popp, Secretary Paula Pikula. The group's adviser was Mr. Anthony Sgattoni. HOMEMAKINC CLUB MONITORS HOMEMAKING CLUB OFFICERS-From left: Corresponding Secretary Maria Kovac, Connie Waltower, Recording Secretary Marsha Peroney, President Carol Overley, Vice-President Karen Walsh, Mary Kay Lauerman, Donna Jean Bodnar, Treasurer Dianne Harding, Linda Pearlman. Not in picture: Marianne Sedor. The group's adviser was Miss Mary Ann Mrkonic. HALL MONITORS-FIRST ROW: Linda Parton, President Avis Nicholson, Sandra Harmon, Dixie Kondratenko, Mary Ann Dohan, Marsha Peroney, Patty Valalik, Judy Moss, Ann Lindecamp, Cathie Shook. SECOND ROW: Tom Evans, Nancy Suncine, Norma Rausch, Linda Moore, Cynthia Johns, Jacqueline Crback, Paula Pikula, Patty Kenney, Jeanne Empfield, Barbara Bartels, Treasurer Len Honick, Michael Greco. THIRD ROW: Eric Leggett, Tony Pettiford, Joe Qualters, Bernard Minnick, Jim Urbansky, Jim Workman, John Davy, Secretary Dave Jenkins, Carl Vyrostek, Michael McGrath, Vice-President Ron Marcus, Tim McGreevy, Clyde Waite. MHENCE CLUB OFWCE TRAHUNC CLUB Jwdwsvmil V SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS-Secretary-Treasurer Eliza- OFFICE TRAINING CLUB OFFICERS-From left beth Apter, President Richard Heimlich. Adviser for the President Georgia Forman, Treasurer Marilyn Ziegler club was Mr. John Sabol. Secretary Carol Anthony, Vice-President Donna Mingo N Mrs. Elfreeda Ahlquist advised the club. By selling 69 subscriptions to the Red and Blue and 85 subscriptions to the Yough-A-Mon, Mr. Schad's homeroom again earned the title of Salesleaders. This will be the room's thirty- fourth time to lead in newspaper sales and the twenty-fifth time in yearbook sales. FIRST ROW: Ruth Mulligan, Nancy Chandler, Virginia Tapocik, Diane Snyder, Annette Morgano, Camille Petraitis, Cynthia Biddlestone, Carole Wargo, Sheryl Dias, Rochelle Rosenberg, Lillian McCutcheon, Sarah .lane Bukes, Pat Greenland, Jean Kroskie, Norma Rausch. SECOND ROW: William Scanlon, Jim Booth, Carl Bjerstedt, Joe DiPerna, George Johnson, Joe Barowich, Mr. Schad, Lenn Conley, Pat Ennis, Cliff Johns, Richard Hochman, Steve Bayer, Charles Cancelliere. THIRD ROW: Tim McGreevy, George Andrews, Leonard Schuette, Joseph Ruder, Gordon Junker, Rudy Pollak, Joe Qualters, Bill Weir, Larry Vasko, John Kiser, Dave Krieger, Bob Smith, Paul Kahkonen. Not in picture: Cindy Michaels, Faith Wunderley, Sandy Rodgers, Bill Brindza. SALESLEADERS l . IJBRARY STAFF VOCATIONAL LIBRARY STAFF- FIRST ROW: Pamela Mello, Sue Barth, Jeanne Stramiello, Anita Buck- lew, Pat Vadnal. SECOND ROW: Merrill Semke, Sandy Bishop, Diana Lloyd, Eileen Kunf, Joanna Cartia, Theresa Masinsky, Robert Kohler. The group assisted the librarian, Mr. Peter Pazuchanivs. ., is imwa ..,I'. ....1 in-... .. EW , . 4-i, g l A J, A 24 ,- 'f-t igza i ,,'- hy Y 4 J it Y ft., P Y, ART CLUB ART CLUB OFFICERS-From left Sophomore Representative Rick Let tieri, Treasurer Janet Yerkey, Secre tary Jaime Acie, Vive-President Eliza beth Nagy, President Arlene Stepetiu Mrs. Leonora Weaver was the adviser RED CROSS JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS- From left: Secretary Arlene DeRoy, Vice-President Mary Maybury, Treas- urer Judy Owoc, President Pat Bren- nan. The group was advised hy Miss Kathleen Orr. ,X U ff' 9 1 A PLAIDJ YVOULEMS t The main leads gather around the fuir booth at MacConnachy Square. From left: Tommy 1Boyd Williamsi, Fiona lPam Fredrickson, double cast with Diane HarperF,Archie fOliver Heilmanb, Jean 4Rita Kosarekb, Charlie 1Eurl Curryi, Meg fMarcia DiPerna, double vast with Sandy Argilani, Angus fHnrvey Edmundsoni. BRIGADO0 ILL! .X Don Squibb as a vendor and Elena Miller as Maggie join Dancers in the Bonnie ,lean Ballet, one of the four the townsfolk in dancing at the fair. sequences whivh were featured during the show. 116 Singing the theme song, Brigarlo0n, the entire east of nearly 100 singers and tlaneers gathers on stage for the grand finale. Hli HHOAIJWAY Hlfl' BRlCE4DUON was presented hy the A Cappella Choir and the Senior Orchestra as their annual musical show al the Senior High Auditorium on Dec-emher 13. 14, and 15, 1961, Brigadoon. a small town in the Scottish High- lands, appears every hundred years for just one day. Un one of these unusual occasions two Ameri- cans hnd the village, The plot revolves around the love of Tommy, one of the Americans. and Fiona. a native of Brigadoon. The produr-lion was directed hy Mr. Herbert A. Wilson. who was assisted hy Mr. W, Gerald Taylor. lVlr. joseph ll, Krysik condueted the orehestra. Mr. .loseph l'll'I't'llfZt and lVlr. George Krause designed the scenery, and Ken and Jean Phifer did the ehoreography. As Mr MarLaren reads the town regulations, Meg fSandy Argilanl falls in love with Jeff lllennis DlV1rg1l1ol from Ameriea. ,lean iRita Kosarekl danees as Charlie iEarl Curry! sings Co Home With Bonnie ,lean ' lllll!illlilll3llUl!l , e l lm Qai- 'TZ W we C2332 ....1r..... ....JL... I... 07 y Ideal W f Bo and Girl At the Hi-Y's Coronation Ball, held in the Vocational gymnasium, ,Iune 6, 1961, Herbert Steele and Deona Mason were named by the Y-Teens and the Hi-Y as the Ideal Boy and Ideal Girl of the Class of 1961. At left is Y-Teen President Donna Rivhards, and at right, Hi-Y President Charles Cancelliere. My S d' I-I k' 9 D Sponsored by the Student Council, the well.attended Sadie Hawkins' Day a Dance was held on May 5 in the Tech High gymnasium. Laww'G9:1111Lnwsefwftrfmivmxmwwgv,,.,.fwn was-enmaae 'ms W,W,m,1sp,,w:mgi,1gf, f 1 -' .. I M :,1L1 118 1 , ... l , X Q av - , ' , -,..,. -. 1, .W , 1135 . f,W' fi ' , .15 , '- K v ,, 222' X ' a X Featuring the theme Parasols aml Pepperminhn the Senior Prom of the V A gps 1 'o W as XT chmrman of the affalr was Bob Lofgreng the vo-ehalrman, George Wane. gi, A A Y W . K Class of 1961 was held at the Woratnonal gymnasium on .lune l, The general A E an . ' ' ' ' e ffm ffl in . K I A E is 5 ' ' 25 5 1 r x X 1 l sg Prom Queen liolnlvy lxrotz SENIOR PROM Xeeee 5 3 m 3 X 'J e , 2 ' , x K ' 2 H R fart K, S 1 N2 .1 4 ,su G, rv .. J - . 1 fs .ua '. 4 'I .A ii Tsai? 1745 2 rw. ,U Tit up it ,sk ,U 'v . ff.-af' Y A n A-'e' A Ah L v . -q,f'W1 A m, , .er1 ef':!l,' A . . s , W. mf! cf'4ii: ', I :Pk f A , Q .. 1. L., t ,, g s iz '1 - ,. . , AL , It t M 411 ,Qltlftka 'ga 2 4- pt-5, a f While an unhappy Auntie waits, ,lack 4Harry Nesterukb pleads with his father fjim King! for an advance on his allowance. CAST-Sitting: Pat Hanna, Hedda Bluestone, Rita Meloechi. Standing: Herb Steele Ralph Cillen, ,lim King, Janet Mendlovitz, Dick Moore, Marcia Klein, Ernest Me harra, Harry Nesteruk, Gerald Chotiner. CH RLEY'S A HE SENIUH CLASS Ulf l96l presented as their class play Brandon Thomas's famous comedy, Charleyns Aunt. Under the direction of Miss Helen G. Malseed, the play was performed in the Vocational High School Audi- torium on May 9, l0. ll, and l2. The plot revolves around the suhstitution of Lord Fan- court Babberley for Jack Chesney's Aunt Donna Lucia d'AI- vadorez from Brazil--'awhere the nuts come from. The substitute aunt is necessary because of the delayed arrival of the real aunt who was to chaperone ,lack and Charley's luncheon party for Kitty and Amy. The role of Charleyls Aunt was played by Dick Moore. Chairman of the Senior Play Committee was Bert Moldovan. Lord Fancourt fDick Moore, centerj tries to convince Jack and Charles iHerb Steelei, that he cannot impersonate Jac-k's aunt. -1 Jack and Charles present Ja1'k's 'gAunt,' from Brazil to Amy fPat Hanna! and Kitty lRita Melovvhil. Charley's Aunt ends her argument with Amy's father, Mr. Spettigue lCeralfl Chotinerb, by sending his top hat Hying. 5 infill ' - SENIOR HIGH A group of about 200 hardy spectators braved the winds of a cold December 19, 1959, to view the ground breaking cere- monies for the new McKeesport Senior High School. The first spadeful of earth fat leftj was turned by School Board President J. Paul Farrell and former President Charles J. Kearney, Jr. During the winter and early spring, earthmoving equipment prepared the site Qabovel and the foundations were laid. Six months after the ground breaking, on FLAC RAISINC A flag-raising ceremony held in front of the building on the morning of September 6, 1961, marked the opening of McKeesport Senior High lor 2090 pupils, A welcoming speech by the Principal was followed by the raising of the Hag, as the band played the uStar Spangled Banner? ,, , ,,,.,,W,-,. wi -f,, .- 155 ,gf A s . if vs- D A 4a I rl 'iii' fm be-1' ,T r is s W E sg fn 'Www 1 4. tai, 1 W . f , an r 3315551 4-A-S rt' H- I, -1 J .rf ,ing ak t f A l,, ,QQ 'K 1 7 ' June 20, 1960, the first steel beam was erected fat rightj. By the beginning of December, 1960, the structure was under roof, and the interior was being rushed to completion for the opening of school in September, 1961. Total cost of the building was 353,700,000 In ceremonies conducted on November 12, 1961, by Superintendent of Schools Mr. Arthur 0. Horn, the building was formally accepted by School Board Presi- dent Mrs, Margaret Larson, and by Prin- cipal Dr. Wayne E. Mason. DE DI CAT ION Senior High was officially dedicated on Sunday, Novem- ber 12, 1961, with impressive ceremonies held in the audi- torium before an overfiow crowd. The program included presentation of the national Hag and the school Hag and the acceptance of the building by the Board of Directors, the administration and the faculty, and the students. i lk I-- 124 A Twist Contest w...,X Project Display for Julius Caesar Prom Wishing Well Welding Project Q q,'V Q i S Q ,. 'Tr in L ? 5 J, 3 E M 2, 1 ' H . A15 I wg 1 if 1 is 72. 'ff K -NY 1. , . , . onn Science Fair J P W 1 X ,,..,,zr ' 7fVZ ',g -in 1 ' M Qx 1 S'- r enooeeneennn 3 rrr W e nn.rn e Q it Q Z i W. 1YfS7f11fWWf M f Q 3 6.1 QIKES1 ' Q 1 E Semor Hugh Custodial Staff Flrst Row Wllllam F Welch Nellle G Kohl, Louise Moller Bulldlng Supervisor Robert L Steele obn Cmdnc Second Row: Roberta A Hopkms Helen R Davld Ruth Tlrpak Merle H Mansfield Albert C. Dodds- Debate CAMPUS SNAPS Red and Blue Bookstore W Xf Fh fsz ol as ions or ' Comme .a. .a4.5.,x:wrws 1.4 m1 'N 'K 'X ' ax 1:3 .ti NN L- 1 3 , , 6 , A Wx ,.., 5 V , GRADUATION 1961 THE CHALLENGE OF BEING an Americanf' an address given by Mr. Imre Kovacs, was the highlight of Com- mencement exercises for the McKeesport High School Class of 1961, At the ceremony held at World War Memorial Field on June 6, Mr. Arthur O. Horn, Superintendent of Schools, presented diplomas to 827 graduates. The guest speaker was introduced by Robert Zeiders, Vocational Class President. At the Baccalaureate Service held on June 4, Mr, Philip Geary addressed the class on the topic, This is Your Worldf' Mr. Geary was introduced by Class President Paul Misen- helter. First honor students of the class fpictured below at leftj were: Robert Zeiders. Vocationalg Karen Ancarana, Com- mercial: Gerald Chotiner, College Preparatory. yo,' N iiil V .s l ' Y ll ll 4 If L Fl 2 A , t 4 ix S an 'la . t 91 1 r . 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Buck Mrs. Sophie N. Bukes Reetz Typewriter Shop A Friend McKeesport Music Center Mr. Bernard Hogan Dr. Robert W. Hutton Alex Rankin Incorporated Mr. H. Lewis Mason jr, Mr. Robert M. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalstone Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Klein First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Homestead, McKeesport Office Radio Parts Company, Incorporated Lippert's Cafe M and S Television Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Webb Bukes Candy-ette Lawrence the Florist DeRoy jewelers R. E. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Heft Watson Paint and Glass Company Sunray Electric Supply Company A Friend Ungar's Hardware Penn Transit Company Elmer P. Erkel Agency WEDO - Mr. E. Hirshberg Hi-Fi Center of McKeesport A Friend l l Mr. T. J. Mayfield Wander Sales Incorporated Wilson Baum Agency Balsamo's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. joseph Rothbarth Natale Sporting Goods Company Samuels Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Warden H. Immel Kirby Company of McKeesport . Orlando Brothers Mr. and Mrs. William G. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mervos, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Stickrath Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Wisser Mr. and Mrs. George W. Munnell Mr. Harold Blid Goodman's J ewelers McKeesport Appliance Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Servov Parts Company Green Valley Cleaners Potter McCune Company Mann's Pharmacy H. D. Simpson Realty Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lacey Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Breitinger National Bank of McKeesport White Oak Florist George B. Wright, Baldwin Pianos and Organs Hirshberg Furniture Mr. and Mrs. David Rubinstein Aaron's Pharmacy Gala Jewelers Tully - Wolf - Shipley 128 Puggie's Superette Brenner Photo Supply Percy's Pharmacy Ben Feldman Agency Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Moeller T. Lewis Company James Contakos Distributing Company Kolanko's Dairy Bar Progressive Music Incorporated Johnson's Builders Supplies Ruben's Furniture Company One Hour Martinizing of McKeesport Photography by Sam Buchman's BIRCH STUDIOS AUTOGRAPHS ' Wg? 7-EV fw!fy.44ffff-6414 ,Zinwylc WLM! 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